2007 annual report

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2007 ANNUAL REPORT
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6,116 PEOPLE SERVED WITHIN BRC PROGRAMS.
70% LIVING WITH ADDICTION, MENTAL ILLNESS OR BOTH.
2,061 OF 3,193 (TWO OF THREE) INDIVIDUALS EXITING BRC
PROGRAMS SUCCESSFULLY. 495 HOMELESS BRC CLIENTS
MOVED INTO THEIR OWN HOMES. 253 JOBS STARTED BY
BRC CLIENTS. 13,039 CALLS FROM CONCERNED CITIZENS
RECEIVED BY THE BRC HOMELESS HELPLINE. 1,701
MEN AND WOMEN PLACED FROM THE STREETS AND
SUBWAYS INTO SHELTER AND HOUSING. 784 INDIVIDUALS
SLEEPING SAFELY UNDER BRC ROOFS EACH NIGHT.
24 COMPREHENSIVE RESIDENTIAL AND OUTPATIENT
PROGRAMS. 8 COUNTIES IN NEW YORK STATE WHERE
BRC OPERATES. 36 YEARS PROVIDING SERVICE TO
INDIVIDUALS IN NEED.
2007 BY THE NUMBERS.
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DEAR FRIENDS,
The demand for BRC’s housing and services continued
several successful new initiatives; city, state and federal
to grow in 2007 and BRC continued to respond —
agencies who continue to provide our core funding; scores
aggressively and effectively — meeting the needs of
of community, nonprofit and for profit organizations with
thousands in crisis and helping them to reclaim lives lost.
whom we collaborate on behalf of the individuals we
serve; and hundreds of volunteers who give selflessly
BRC is on the frontline everyday, confronting poverty
of their time.
and its effects, restoring hope and dignity to the men
and women we serve. In addition to providing temporary
To those who have joined us in our mission we say
shelter and permanent housing to those who need it,
thank you.
BRC offers the promise of health and self-sufficiency
through a comprehensive array of drug treatment, health,
And to those who haven’t yet, we ask that you join us.
mental health and employment programs.
Sincerely,
In 2007, BRC met a 9% increase in admissions with a
21% increase in successful client outcomes. The number
of housing placements our homeless clients achieved
was up 17% and the number of new jobs our clients
started increased 86%. Overall, two-thirds of those leaving
BRC did so successfully. Last year we served over 6,000
MUZZY ROSENBLATT
Executive Director
people, one third of who were women.
Fortunately for BRC, and the people we serve, we have
great friends and allies. They include: individuals, foundations and corporations who increased their contributions
JULIE SALAMON
by 50% over 2006 and enabled us to launch and grow
Chair
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United States Marine Corps Captain DALE CLEMONS
(left) reminisces and offers hope on a return visit to one
of BRC’s Safe Havens.
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This year BRC took a calculated risk, creating two new programs providing men
and women living on the streets and in the subways a hand up and a way out.
INNOVATIVE
Our 69 Safe Haven beds offer a place to stay and
assistance in getting housing without the requirements
of sobriety, structured activity, and curfews that are the
norm in shelters. BRC took a chance, removing these
barriers to which many homeless people could not or
would not conform. The results have been impressive, as
some of the most hard core street dwellers — people you
might well recognize — have come in, allowed us to help
them, and found housing. Even more, the majority have
sought sobriety or cut back on their drinking and taken
steps to improve their health. We didn’t tell them to do it,
they chose to, because now they had something to live for.
Listening to the people we serve, we find some of the best ideas for ending homelessness.
EFFECTIVE
For USMC Captain Dale Clemons, a Vietnam veteran who
had seen the inside of an alcohol detox 26 times in the
past five years, the BRC Safe Haven was the solution he’d
been proposing. After 13 years on the street and just 5
months at the BRC Safe Haven, Dale signed a lease and
moved into his own apartment in BRC’s Clyde Burton
House, where he’s been living comfortably since April
2007. A positive result occurs for two out of every three
people who come to BRC; 2,061 people achieved a
positive outcome at BRC last year. Success matters!
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With a diverse and comprehensive array of services, BRC provides a holistic solution to the crisis of homelessness.
INDEPENDENT
Our goal is more than simply finding someone a place to
live; we prepare them to live independently. A continuum
of services that includes outreach, residential and outpatient treatment, job development and housing enables
our clients to develop the skills and gain the confidence
they want and need to reclaim their lives. On an average
night in 2007, there were 784 men and women sleeping
safely under BRC roofs. And by the end of the year we
had helped 495 once homeless men and women move
to their own homes, reclaiming their lives and restoring
their independence and self-sufficiency. This year, we
plan to add capacity to house an additional 475 people.
Watch us grow!
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No longer homeless, addicted and depressed,
DELPHINE JACKSON has hope, her health and a
home in BRC’s Scattered Site Apartment Program.
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Taking pride in his work is how STANLEY takes pride in all
that he’s accomplished. At BRC, our pride comes from
knowing we help our clients reach the day they no longer
need our help.
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Our clients come to BRC with hope; not seeking pity.
RESPONSIBLE
Here they overcome all kinds of adversity and discover
their own strength to move forward and rebuild. As adults
they find what they lost in their youth: their potential. They
strive for the responsibility from which they ran. Having
lost it once, and suffered the consequences, they are that
much more determined to hold onto it this time around. At
BRC, we require our clients to take responsibility and we
hold them to account. We tell them we know they can
succeed, and that we expect them to. As a result, 253 times
last year, BRC clients started new jobs. Change happens!
You never know what you have until you’ve lost it.
FATHER
Stanley got his fresh start at FreshDirect, a valued
employment partner of BRC’s Horizons Employment
Program. FreshDirect benefits from the training,
structure and character building BRC provides men
and women like Stanley. And Stanley gets a good job
with good benefits and a career path (he’s already
been promoted). But ask Stanley what having this job
means most to him and he’ll tell you: “It means that
once again, after years of running away, I can go home
each night and tuck my kids into bed, and be the Dad
they deserve to have.”
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Night and day, from Midtown to Montauk and the West
Side to Westchester, on the streets or underground,
BRC’s homeless outreach teams offer a hand up,
building RELATIONSHIPS upon which our clients can
depend. Last year, our teams made 1,701 placements
from the streets and subways.
Your call to the BRC HOMELESS HELPLINE —
212.533.5151 — starts the process of helping people
reclaim lives lost and 13,039 calls were received and
handled last year. Thank you!
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We greatly value the relationships we’ve developed over the years.
PARTNERSHIP
We believe that people are more likely to succeed when
they work together. We are who we are because of the
generosity of thousands of individuals who give to BRC,
both financially and as volunteers. Without them, BRC
would not be BRC. And just as our clients achieve their
goals from building effective and trusting relationships with
our staff, BRC achieves its goals from having built and
sustained relationships with an ever-increasing number
of nonprofit, for profit, academic, civic, government and
philanthropic organizations throughout our City and
beyond. By being consistent in our values, we see them
instilled in our clients, so many of whom, having resolved
their own issues, move on to help others.
Thanks to all our partners!
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Many of our alumni give back. MARK, a graduate of BRC’s
Horizons Employment Program, works as a Home Healthcare
Aide for HAPI, a division of the Jewish Home and Hospital
Lifecare System and a BRC employment partner.
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BRC is STEPHEN BEACH (on the left) — a
Counselor at BRC’s Continuing Day Treatment
Program, which provides outpatient treatment to
adults with mental illness, many of whom also
are in recovery from addiction.
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Everything that happens at BRC occurs because 495 of the most dedicated individuals you’ll ever meet work here.
PERSONAL
FULFILLMENT
Our staff account for two-thirds of what it costs to make
BRC the successful organization we are, and we manage
our investment wisely, respectfully and with great care. Not
surprisingly, when surveyed anonymously 90% of our staff
said their work at BRC gives them a sense of personal
accomplishment and 88% said they would recommend
BRC as a place to work.
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Bowery Residents’ Committee, Inc.
Bowery Residents’ Committee, Inc.
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITY
Year ended June 30,
June 30,
2007
ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents .................................................
Investments at fair value .....................................................
Investment in limited partnerships.......................................
Accounts receivable
(net of allowance for doubtful accounts)......................
Prepaid expenses and deposits ..........................................
Due from limited partnerships .............................................
Assets limited to use ...........................................................
Fixed assets, net .................................................................
$
834,592
163,330
500,300
2006
$
556,566
138,654
500,300
5,121,770
640,463
73,731
92,690
10,408,983
4,617,983
541,483
10,697
208,988
10,480,078
$17,835,859
$17,054,749
Accounts payable and accrued expenses ...................
Accrued salaries and fringes .......................................
Accrued interest payable .............................................
Deferred revenue .........................................................
Construction advance in escrow..................................
Line of credit ................................................................
Loans payable..............................................................
$ 2,558,887
1,253,455
342,298
1,963,401
97,726
1,200,000
6,382,675
$ 2,332,049
1,270,605
321,110
1,655,025
214,786
1,000,000
6,487,120
TOTAL LIABILITIES ................................................................
13,798,442
13,280,695
Unrestricted .................................................................
Temporarily restricted ..................................................
3,664,453
372,964
3,519,054
255,000
TOTAL NET ASSETS ..............................................................
4,037,417
3,774,054
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS ....................................
$17,835,859
$17,054,749
TOTAL ASSETS .....................................................................
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
LIABILITIES:
NET ASSETS:
14
2007
2006
REVENUES
Government and other grants......................................
Medicaid ......................................................................
Program service fees...................................................
Rental ..........................................................................
Contributions................................................................
Interest and other ........................................................
$22,179,429
4,531,796
4,167,660
833,912
1,445,710
252,972
$21,282,930
4,315,723
3,766,822
771,808
955,108
319,103
TOTAL REVENUES ...............................................................
$33,411,479
$31,411,494
EXPENSES
Program services:
Gateway Services........................................................
Transitional Housing ....................................................
Permanent Housing .....................................................
Day Treatment and Services .......................................
$ 8,354,051
13,952,813
3,705,334
3,145,021
$ 7,715,369
13,158,713
3,415,081
2,829,192
TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES ................................................
29,157,219
27,118,355
Supporting services:
Management and general............................................
Fundraising ..................................................................
3,136,832
259,512
2,807,329
132,137
TOTAL SUPPORTING SERVICES ............................................
3,396,344
2,939,466
Affiliated Organizations’ expenses ......................................
594,553
572,799
TOTAL EXPENSES ...............................................................
$33,148,116
$30,630,620
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS .....................................................
$
$
NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR ......................................
NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR ................................................
263,363
780,874
3,774,054
2,993,180
$ 4,037,417
$ 3,774,054
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BRC LOCATIONS
MANHATTAN
324 LAFAYETTE STREET
Administrative Offices
Chemical Dependency
Crisis Center
Reception Center
315 BOWERY
Drop-in Center and
Safe Haven
Palace Apartments
Street Homeless Outreach
317 BOWERY
Horizons Employment
Program
Palace Employment
Residence
30 DELANCEY STREET
Senior Center
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
330 EAST 4TH STREET
Clyde Burton House
Apartments
85 LEXINGTON AVENUE
Lexington Avenue
Women’s Residence
139 AVENUE D
Food Services Program
Glass Factory Apartments
1071 BERGEN STREET
Supportive Housing
Program
80 CENTRE STREET
Service Planning and
Assistance Network
2570 FULTON STREET
Fulton House
2 BROADWAY
MTA Connections Transit
Homeless Outreach
THE BRONX
317 WEST 45TH STREET
Longacre Family Residence
1916 PARK AVENUE
Metropolitan Apartment
Program
...
85 DELANCEY STREET
Blended Case Management
Continuing Day Treatment
Substance Abuse
Services Center
149 WEST 132ND STREET
Cecil Ivory House
91 PITT STREET
Casa de Los Vecinos
408 JAY STREET
Service Planning and
Assistance Network
93 PITT STREET
Los Vecinos Apartments
735 WALTON AVENUE
Scatter Site Apartments
Supportive Housing
Program
1000 GRAND
CONCOURSE
Service Planning and
Assistance Network
3480 SEYMOUR AVENUE
Metropolitan Apartment
Program
ILENE FISZEL BIELER
Citigroup
JEFFREY B. ROSEN, Esq.
Arent Fox PLLC
GENEVIEVE CHOW
JPMorgan Chase
JUDITH RUSSELL, Ph.D.
Columbia University
ALEX COHEN
Cushman & Wakefield
JULIE SALAMON
(Chair)
Author
RICHARD W. EADDY
E T Partners LLC
ALICIA GLEN
Goldman Sachs
LAWRENCE F. GRAHAM
(Treasurer)
Brookfield Properties
SIMON MILLER
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
MARC SOLOMON
Merrill Lynch
VIJU VERGHIS
PNC Financial Services
Group
MARCY E. WILKOV
(Vice Chair)
American Express Company
ANTONIO X. MOLESTINA
Fortis Bank
PHILIP R. PITRUZZELLO
Columbia University
BROOKLYN
QUEENS
41-27 29TH STREET
Service Planning and
Assistance Network
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BRC SUPPORTERS
$100,000 AND UP
Anonymous
Carnegie Corporation of
New York
Citigroup Foundation
Deutsche Bank Americas
Foundation
Betty and Norman F. Levy
Foundation
Mayor’s Fund to Advance New
York City
Oak Philanthropy (UK) Limited
The Starr Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
Altman Foundation
The Ira W. Decamp Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
Anonymous
Enterprise Community
Investment
Andrew Goffe
HSBC Bank USA, N.A.
Independence Community
Foundation
Jewish Communal Fund
The Kraft Employee Fund
Northeast
Vincent Mulford Foundation
The Prospect Hill Foundation
Julie Salamon and Bill Abrams
The Wachovia Foundation
$10,000 - $24,999
Anonymous (2)
The Dammann Fund, Inc.
The Peter Halmos Family
Foundation, Inc.
Kathryn and Thomas Kempner
Jenny and Gregory Lyss
New York Times Company
Foundation
North Fork Foundation
The REBNY Foundation
Helena Rubinstein Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
Collegiate Church Corporation
Congregation Emanu-El
Credit Suisse Americas
Foundation
16
Max and Victoria Dreyfus
Foundation
Ann Berman Feld and
Daniel Feld
Fried Frank Harris Shriver &
Jacobson
Alicia Glen and Daniel Rayner
Martha and Larry Graham
Herman Miller, Inc.
Daphne Hsu and Jeff Rosen
Lori Lesser and
Daniel Shuchman
Sharon L. McCarthy and
Antonio Xavier Molestina
Mostyn Foundation, Inc.
TIAA-CREF
Turner Construction Company
Marcy E. Wilkov
$1,000 - $4,999
American Express Company
Anonymous (6)
William Bahlke
Mandell L. and Madeleine H.
Berman Foundation
Ilene Fiszel Bieler and
Warren Bieler
Edith C. Blum Foundation, Inc.
Brookfield Financial
Properties L.P.
James B. Carlson
Christine and Gerry Chisholm
Genevieve Chow and
Mark Bierman
Community Foundation of
New Jersey
The Columbus Foundation
Robert E. Crossan
Nathan Cummings Foundation
Kathrin Dellago and
Doug Dossey
Suzanne Fawbush and
Christopher Grisanti
Patricia M. Franklin and
Alan Rivera
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Matching Gift Program
Harris Williams LLC
Jennifer and James Henson
Joanne Hill and Joseph Liro
Michael Jacobson
Jordan Industries, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Matching Gift
BRC Junior Board
Kekst & Company, Inc.
Barry E. Light
Robert I. Lipp – Bari Lipp
Foundation
Elizabeth Lusskin and
Marc Solomon
Catherine and Donald Marron
Jennifer K. Maulsby and
Christopher J. Gaspar
Bryan McGreal, M.D.
Metzger-Price Fund, Inc.
Jennifer and Simon Miller
Kerry and Ronald Moelis
Laurel Molloy
Mufson Family Foundation
New York University
Community Fund
Steven Pierson
PROMED Personnel Services
Jan and Charles Raymond
Brenda Rosen and
Muzzy Rosenblatt
Gail Rothenberg and
Michael Benson
Howard J. Rothman
Amy and Robert A. Rothman
Samantha Rudin
Suzanne Salamon and
Alan Einhorn
Robert Siegfried
David P. Tatum
TLM Associates
Richard Tomasetti
Douglas S. Toole
Anoo and Viju Verghis
Claudia Wagner
$500 - $999
Ann Allen-Ryan
Anonymous (2)
Mr. and Mrs. William
B. Beekman
Alan Bieler
Donald Capoccia
David Carangelo and
Gerardo Rivera
Michael Clarke
Dr. and Mrs. Mark J. Czaja
Joanne B. Ehrlich
Felice B. Ekelman and
Andrew B. Eckstein
Fairfield County Community
Organization
FJC, A Foundation of
Donor Advised Funds
Karen Freedman and
Roger Weisberg
Marilyn G. Gelber and
Robert V. Jacobson
Asaf Gola
Marlowe Greenberg
Anne and Steve Hentschel
Thomas Hood
Douglas Jaffe
Wayne S. Jew
Barry S. Kramer
Ben Kushner and
Adam Nagourney
Andrew D. Lacey
Alexa Lambert and
Chauncey Parker
Jill S. and Douglas M. Lankler
Kim Lynch
Joan Malin
Jean and Vivek Mathew
Mulligan Security Corporation
Lynne Murray
Sheila Nevins
Paik + Holtzer Construction, LLC
Carol Schwartz and
Robert Sills
Stephen E. Simcock
Jeff Spiritos
Gail and Ian Stocks
Carol and Ray Stolz
Charlotte and John Suhler
UBS Matching Gift Program
The Donald and Barbara
Zucker Foundation, Inc.
$100 - $499
Elizabeth Adams
Sylvia Adekoya
Tomoko and Richard Akin
Alliance Bernstein
Debi R. Alpert
Morris J. Annunziato
Anonymous (20)
Dr. and Mrs. Don Baker
Lindsay Barenz
Barnard College Club of
New York
Richard Baronio
Julie and Neil Barry
Shannon Bell and
Christopher White
Marsha Berkowitz and
Wayne S. Kabak
Susan Bernfield and
Claude M. Millman
Wilma and Paul Bieler
Monica Blum and
Robert Lemieux
Susan Bolotin and
John Rothman
Stacey J. and
David M. Brodsky
Brook Fund
Kathleen A. Browning Sheridan
David Callahan
Claudia M. Canale-Parola and
Matthew A. Blumenfeld
David S. Carroll
Alice E. Carter and
Bruce Larson
Majora J. Carter
Kathryn Casparian
Neil Cave
The Ellen and Andrew G.
Celli Foundation, Inc.
Varkki and Madhura Chacko
Brenda Chen
Caroline Chow
Citigroup Foundation Matching
Gift Program
Deborah Clearman
Kevin Cobb
Elizabeth S. Cohen
Wendy Cohn and
Michelle Bourgeois
Cole Family Foundation
Maria Cuomo Cole and
Kenneth Cole
Mary and Nelson Conde
James Daughety
Mitch Davis
Sam Davis
Roger M. Deitz, Esq.
Madeline H. de Lone and
Robert L. Cohen
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Barrie Fiske and
Russell Planitzer
Stephen I. Fiszel
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Ana Marie and
Dall W. Forsythe
Steven Fox
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David Glick
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Roz Goldberg and
Alan Bandler
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Nancy Goodman and
Michael Froman
Nicole Gordon and
Roger Bernstein
Miriam C. and
William J. Grinker
Sarah Haga and
Damon E. Strub
Batya Halpern and
Joseph Biber
Terry Havrisko
Phil Haws and Linda Morgan
Eileen Heitzler and
Bob Steingut
Catherine and Joe Hill
Larrine Holbrooke
Randi and Dave Hoyt
Stephen Jacobs
Emily Jackness and
Doug Grover
Ari Jaffe
Erica and Erik Johnson
John Johnson
Norma and Josh Justin
Cecily Kahn
Eric and Kate Kahn
Julie P. Kantor, Ph.D.
Sue Kaplan and
David Karnovsky
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Thomas Klitgaard and
Kyle Staver
Andrea Koeppel and
Steven Rosenfeld
Dr. Janet Kovak
Sara Krulwich and
Lynn Paltrow
Katrina and Michael Kuh
Anne and Arthur Labow
Joan Laskoff
Patricia and Mark A. Lavallee
Karen S. Lavine and
Donald Kilpatrick
Brownie W. Ledbetter
Judy Levin and Jeffrey Schultz
David Levine
Anne and Thomas Linguanti
Anastazia and Stuart W. Little
John LoCicero
LoCicero & Tan, Inc.
Elaine and Stephen Mack
Pari L. Mashkuri
David Mayer-Deutsch
Phoebe McBee
Jean McKenna
Sandra and Ronald McLaren
Gail Melhado
Lisa Melmed
Denise and Francis Menton
Cindy Menz-Erb
Merck Partnership for Giving
Shelli Milks and Kevin Martin
Rosa Miller
Ruth and Bernie Miller
Maura Minsky and
Michael Wadman
Claire Di Nunzio Mirarchi and
Saverio Mirarchi
Scott Miscione
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Moreno-Bosketti
Brian Moriarty
MTA New York City Transit
Doris Nagel Baker
Nativo General Contracting
Pamelia Markwood Neff and
Craig Neff
Helen Newhouse
Sylvia Ng
Kaaren and Martin Oesterreich
Adam Oestreich
Shino and Caleb Oglesby
Barbara and Lester Ostrick
Steven Palitz
Louise M. Parent
Gregory Pavone
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Pfizer Foundation Matching
Gifts Program
Dennis Piervicenti
Christina Pretto
Anne and Robert Rabbino
Lisa and Josh Raymond
Edwyn T. Reid
Patricia Roberts and
Anthony DiFilippi
Carole Robinson and
Mark Palermo
Ellen Rose and
Andrew G. Celli, Jr.
Lois N. and Philip B. Rosen
Marilyn and Peter Rosenblatt
Michael A. Rothenberg
Winstead Rouse
Emily Rukin
William Rukin
Lynne B. Sagalyn
David Sahr
Dr. Norbert Sander
Erica and Adam Sattler
Ellen Schall
Susan Scheuer and
Rabbi Jonathan Lipnick
Cara Schnaper and
George Jarrold
Joan and Leonard J. Schrift
Schwab Fund for
Charitable Giving
Laura Segal & Associates
Elizabeth Seymour and
Robert Ourlian
Michael Sfinas
Carrie Ruzal-Shapiro and
Peter Shapiro
Alice and Amos Shuchman
Margaret Siegel
Wendy and Paul D. Siegfried
Emily and Steve Silverman
Cleveland Solomon
Christian R. Sonne
Elizabeth Stafford
Lynn Staley and Martin Linsky
The David and Eleanore Rukin
Philanthropic Foundation
Karen Trella Evans
Judd Tully
Peter von Mayrhauser
David Waage
Honey Waldman
Robert Wallace
Kathleen A. Walsh
Peter Wargo
Judy and Ken Weinstein
Doris J. Weller
Charles Wilder
Susan and Andre Wiviott
Joanne Wong and
Lona Nallengara
Worldwide Security Network
Eric Yee
Rita Zimmer
Jane Zimmy and
Ron Neumann
UNDER $100
Eve Abzug
Rick Akin
American Express Political
Action Committee Program
Anonymous (15)
Kristin Ashman
Joseph Austin
Kamran Aydin
Sayeed Aziz
Matt Baney
Geoff Barrett
Keith Berger
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The Honorable
Matthew J. D'Emic
Arlene DeRise
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Rosalie M. Druyan
Edelman Sultan Knox Wood
Architects LLP
Michael Fennell
Nancy Fields
Anne M. and Murray F. Foss
Susan E. Foster
Danielle Francois
Virginia Futterman
GE Foundation
Amy Gelender
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Megan Glock
Patricia W. and Thomas Glynn
Nicole Griffith
Carol Grimes
William Harris
Larry Harrison
Anthony Hill
Carol Hillson
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Ted Kladopoulos
Ian Kneeshaw
Eric Knittel
Lillian Larson
Dr. Heidi Laudien
James Lawler
Patricia B. and Paul A. Lee
Rosalyn and Larry Levy
William Lewis
Nadine and Duncan Logan
Timothy Long
Kristin Lum
Abigail and Dahlia Lyss
Paul Maggio
Maria H. and Brian Marcus
Shereen L. Margolis
Maria A. Marrero
Victoria Maxwell
Nicole Mazych
Leigh McMullan
Leslie Meek-Wohl and
Ethan Wohl
MFS Investment Management
Microsoft Giving Campaign, Inc.
Matthew Moneypenny
Juli Mosier
Jeremy Moss
Geraldine E. Murphy
John B. Musto
Sharon Myrie and
Jose Maldanado
Natalie and Lane Nevares
Debra Y. Oppenheim
Paul N. Paden
Monica Pena
Anne Penson
Jason Polevuy
Terrie Raphael
Cynthia E. Rockwell
Madeleine Rosen
Dylan Rosenblatt
Sheila Rubin
Schering-Plough Corporation –
Workplace Giving Campaign
Julia and Mark Schonfeld
Wendy and Benedict Sciortino
Anne L. Segal and
Mark Silverschotz
Robert Sen
Staci Shands
Tracey Sherman
Bonnie Slotnick
Stephanie Stegich
Barbara L. Stein
Stephanie Stern
David Strah
Barbara and John Summervill
Mr. Howard Syriaque
Rennie C. and Larry Szczur
Anthony Tagliagambe
Michele Tagliagambe
Lisa and Josh Taylor
Joan L. Teicher
Melinda and Jeffrey Tepler
John Tise
Lisa and James Valenti-Jordan
Geoffrey Van Reamdonck
Sheila Vogel
Wendy and Tim Warlick
Elizabeth Westley and
Jonathan A. Sherman
Ellen Winner and David Lewis
Amy Wolosoff
James Young
Julie Zuckerbraun
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GOVERNMENT AND
OTHER FUNDERS
Citymeals-on-Wheels
East Midtown Association
Federal Emergency
Management Agency
Henry Street Settlement
Lapes Group
Office of the Manhattan
Borough President
Metropolitan Transportation
Authority – State of
New York
NY City Council
NYC Department for the Aging
NYC Department of Health &
Mental Hygiene
NYC Department of Homeless
Services
NYC Department of Housing
Preservation & Development
NYC Human Resources
Administration
NYS Division of Parole
NYS Office of Alcoholism &
Substance Abuse Services
NYS Office of Mental Health
U.S. Department of Housing &
Urban Development
U.S. Public Health Service
U.S. Substance Abuse and
Mental Health Services
Administration
United Way of New York City
CORPORATE AND
COMMUNITY GROUP
VOLUNTEERS
American Express
BRC Junior Board
Cargo Cosmetics
CIBC
Credit Suisse
Deloitte & Touche
Estee Lauder
Girl Scouts of America
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Habitat for Humanity
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New York Junior League
New York University Office of
Community Service
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