2002 Annual Report

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2002 Annual Report

B U I L D I N G D E M O C R AC Y
T H RO U G H N AT I O N A L S E RV I C E
annual report
2002
City Year National Headquarters
285 Columbus Avenue
Boston, MA 02116
City Year Boston
285 Columbus Avenue
Boston, MA 02116
City Year Chicago
545 N. Michigan Avenue
Chicago, IL 60611
City Year Cleveland
1007 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44115
City Year Columbia
1817 Hampton Street
Columbia, SC 29201
City Year Columbus
35 North 4th Street, Suite 350
Columbus, OH 43215
City Year Detroit
1 Ford Place, 1A
Detroit, MI 48202
City Year Little Rock
421 Main Street, Suite A
Little Rock, AR 72201
City Year New Hampshire
200 Domain Drive
Stratham, NH 03885
A n A c t i o n Ta n k f o r n a t i o n a l s e r v i c e , C i t y Ye a r
seeks to demonstrate, improve, and promote
the concept of national service as a means of
City Year New York
20 West 22nd Street, 3rd Floor
NY, NY 10010
b u i l d i n g a s t r o n g e r d e m o c r a c y . C i t y Ye a r
unites a diverse corps of young adults, ages 17
City Year Philadelphia
2221 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
to 24, for a demanding year of full-time
community service, leadership development,
City Year Rhode Island
77 Eddy Street
Providence, RI 02903
and civic engagement. Lead investors in City
Ye a r i n c l u d e T h e A t l a n t i c P h i l a n t h r o p i e s ,
City Year San Antonio
109 North San Saba
San Antonio, TX 78207
Cisco Systems, Inc., Compaq Computer
C o r p o r a t i o n , M F S I n v e s t m e n t M a n a g e m e n t ®,
City Year San Jose/Silicon Valley
116 Paseo de San Antonio
San Jose, CA 95112
City Year Seattle/King County
309 23rd Avenue South
Seattle, WA 98144
City Year Washington, DC
140 Q Street, NE
Washington, D.C. 20002
and The Timberland Company.
C i t y Ye a r i s a p r o u d m e m b e r o f A m e r i C o r p s .
of the people, by the people, for the people
National service could be the civics class of the 21st century, in which young
people not only learn about the principles of freedom and democracy upon which this country was
founded, but in which they are empowered to act upon those principles, fulfill their responsibilities as
citizens, and work to ensure a more just society for all of us. The experience of serving full-time propels
people to act.
City Year’s mission is to build democracy through national service – to
promote active citizenship as an essential ingredient of a strong and
vibrant democracy. Through a commitment to a cause greater than self, we reinforce the ideal
of government “of the people, by the people, and for the people” and strengthen the democracy that
affords us these rights. When young people serve, they inspire others, and in doing so generate vast
resources of civic capital for meeting the pressing needs of our country. When young people choose to
participate in City Year and all AmeriCorps programs, when they give back by helping neighbors rebuild
their communities, and when they mentor underserved children to become future leaders, they
experience a civic rite of passage that can define and inspire a lifetime of citizenship and build a stronger
democracy.
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city year annual report 2002
table of contents
pages 6-10
2002 city year in review
pages 11-13
champions
pages 14-18
board members
pages 19-27
financial report
pages 28-43
contributors
pages 44-48
service partners
fellow citizens
To the City Year Community:
The beginning of our 13th “city year” was marked by a tragic, world-changing day, September 11, 2001, a day
of shock, horror and grief. A new era for our nation and our world began on that historic Tuesday. But along
with new fears and difficult questions came renewed patriotism, a deeper commitment to community, and a
rededicated ethic of national service.
President George W. Bush captured this recommitment of the American civic spirit when, in his 2002 State
of the Union address, he called on all Americans to dedicate two years – 4,000 hours – over their lifetimes
to serving their communities and country.
City Year answered the call with 1.5 million hours dedicated to serving more than 78,000 children and
thousands of citizens in 14 communities nationwide. We are grateful to the thousands of generous donors who
made this important work possible and to the more than 700 community organizations with whom we
partnered to deliver this service.
As we rededicated ourselves to service, we also committed the organization to a four-year plan to dramatically
strengthen City Year. A two-year strategic planning process identified four overarching goals: impact, scale,
sustainability and leverage. To achieve these goals, the City Year National Board of Trustees adopted an
initiative to strengthen twelve key capacities needed for the organization to pursue its mission to build
democracy through national service in the 21st century.
In November of 2001, we were honored and deeply grateful that The Atlantic Philanthropies announced a
$10 million challenge grant to City Year – the largest private gift in City Year’s history. The challenge grant,
which must be matched two-to-one with an additional $20 million in strategic investment capital, allows City
Year to begin immediately to build those twelve critically needed capacities. Our goal is to have this generous
challenge grant successfully matched by January of 2005.
The 2001-02 program year ended on a note of tremendous hope and promise, as the City Year community
welcomed its first class of Clinton Democracy Fellows -11 emerging leaders from South Africa - who spent
three months at City Year programs across the country, meeting local and national leaders, exchanging ideas
with Americans, and studying our nation’s growing national service system. President William Jefferson
Clinton and City Year established the Fellowship to build a global network of young leaders from emerging
and established democracies who are committed to developing citizen service programs, advancing citizen
service policies, and using social entrepreneurship to strengthen democracy. The pilot program was a
tremendous success, and a new class of Fellows, again from South Africa, was selected in the spring of 2003.
We are pleased to present you with the 2002 City Year Annual Report, “Building Democracy.” We dedicate
this annual report, and the past year of service, to those who lost their lives in the tragic events of September
11th. Thank you for your support of and belief in City Year and national service.
Sincerely,
Alan Khazei
CEO
Michael Brown
President
Jeffrey B. Swartz
Founding Chair, National Board of Trustees 1994 - 2002
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city year june 2001 - july 2002
Corps Hours served
1.5 million
Children served
78,366
Citizens engaged
66,765
Young Heroes
(a youth leadership & service corps of middle school students)
1,634
City Heroes
(a youth leadership & service corps of high school students)
1,142
Camp City Year
(a safe and educational program for children during school break)
4,051
Service partners
742
Corporate sponsors
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year in review
September 11, 2001
Like so many others in America and around the world, after September 11, 2001, City
Year staff and corps sought to channel grief into positive action. The 2002 “city year”
was dedicated to the memory of those lost on that tragic day.
Opening Day
September/October 2001
Nearly 1,000 City Year corps members in 14 communities across the nation took the
City Year pledge and began a year of community service, leadership development, and
civic engagement.
“I pledge…to build a stronger community,
nation and world, for all of us.”
President Clinton
Visits City Year
November 20, 2001
President Clinton visited City Year National Headquarters on the 10th anniversary of
his first visit. Addressing the staff, he said, “You show us every day that what we have in
common is more important than our differences.”
Intranet v.1.0
City Year successfully introduced version 1.0 of its enterprise-wide intranet portal –
“City Year@Work.” The portal provides a secure internal website for staff and corps
members to share up-to-the-minute information and important organizational tools
across the network.
Care Force™
Care Force is a business division of City Year, Inc. that offers professional consulting
services specializing in community service and employee training experiences,
specifically in the areas of strengthening diversity, team building, and leadership skills.
The mission of Care Force is to engage a client’s workforce in meaningful community
service and training experiences that will heighten morale, unify employees, and build
goodwill within the community for both tactical and long-term business success.
In 2002, Care Force engaged 1,635 participants who contributed a total of 8,630
hours of service and affected the lives of over 3,100 community residents in Boston,
Chicago, Jacksonville, Kansas City, New York, and Washington, D.C. Care Force
partners included longtime City Year National Leadership Sponsor The Timberland
Company, as well as PepsiCo, Share Our Strength, Fidelity Investments, and Macy’s.
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year in review
Martin Luther
King, Jr. Day/Young
Heroes Opening Day
January 21, 2002
On Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, City Year corps members across the country joined
their communities in a special day of service and reflection to commemorate the life
and work of Dr. King.
Celebrating ‘a day ON, not a day off.’
The day also served as Young Heroes Opening Day, when over 1,000 middle schoolaged youth pledged to serve their communities. Led by City Year corps members and
community volunteers, Young Heroes dedicate their Saturdays to community issues
education, hands-on community service, team- and skill-building activities, and
personal and group reflection.
USA Freedom Corps
January 29, 2002
In his first State of the Union Address, President George W. Bush – observing a “new
culture of responsibility” in America and envisioning a nation “that serves goals larger
than self” – called on every American to “commit at least two years, 4,000 hours over
the rest of your lifetime, to the service of your neighbors and your nation.”
President Bush announced the formation of a new USA Freedom Corps, to be
composed of three major programs: a newly created Citizen Corps to engage citizens
in homeland security; an enlarged AmeriCorps and Senior Corps to meet pressing
education, public health and community needs; and the Peace Corps, which the
President proposed doubling in size.
Serve-a-thon™
Clinton Democracy
Fellowship at City Year
These annual City Year events – in Boston, Philadephia, Chicago, and Cleveland –
engaged nearly 8,500 citizens in service this year and transformed communities
through painting, landscaping, and renovation projects.
The 2002 pilot program of the Clinton Democracy Fellowship began in May 2002
with a 12-week intensive immersion program in the United States. Based at City Year’s
headquarters in Boston, the 11 Fellows traveled to other locations around the country,
including New York and Washington, D.C., to learn about American citizen service
programs and policies. Throughout their stay, the Fellows engaged in dialogues,
workshops, and trainings with leading American citizen service practitioners,
policymakers, academics, social entrepreneurs, private sector leaders, and public
officials, including President Clinton.
At the conclusion of the U.S.-based program in August 2002, the Fellows developed a
group presentation that included a series of reflections on their experience and a set of
recommendations for strengthening citizen service in South Africa.
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cyzygy ’02
city year’s national convention of idealism
Mitt Romney, Recipient
Lifetime of Idealism Award
cyzygy ’02
Lifetime of Idealism
Award
Michael Capellas, then-President of HP,
with Compaq Leadership Award Recipients
City Year’s annual convention of idealism
Convention Co-Sponsors: Cisco Systems, Inc., Hewlett-Packard Company,
MFS Investment Management, and The Timberland Company.
The City Year National Board of Trustees established the Lifetime of Idealism Award
in 1995 to honor people who have, over the course of many years, demonstrated a
powerful commitment to idealistic endeavors, and who serve as role models for the
aspiring idealists of the City Year corps. Past winners include Harris Wofford, Chair of
America’s Promise; the late Rhode Island Senator John Chafee; President Clinton;
Secretary of State Colin Powell; San Jose Mayor Susan Hammer; and last year, Arizona
Senator John McCain.
City Year was proud to award Mitt Romney, a former City Year National Trustee and
longtime champion, with the 2002 City Year Lifetime of Idealism Award for his
idealistic leadership in turning around the troubled 2002 Olympic Winter Games as
President and CEO of the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympic Organizing Committee, and
for his many acts of idealism and civic commitment.
Compaq Leadership
Awards
Sponsored by Hewlett-Packard Company
Compaq Computer Corporation, now part of the new HP, one of City Year’s National
Leadership Sponsors, began honoring City Year alumni in 1995 at City Year’s first
annual cyzygy. This year, at the 8th Annual Compaq Leadership Awards, Michael
Capellas, then-President of HP, honored the accomplishments of five alumni who have
distinguished themselves through continued civic leadership and commitment to
service.
John Bridgeland, Assistant to the President and Director, USA Freedom Corps, shared
his thoughts on American democracy and the importance of an ethic of service. City
Year corps members proudly presented to him signed pledges from over 1,000
members of the City Year community, promising to give 4,000 hours – or two years –
of service over their lifetimes.
The five winners of the 2002 Compaq Leadership Awards were:
Michael Elliott (City Year San Jose ’99), who organized and championed Silicon
Valley's Children's Health Initiative and established dynamic leadership development
programming for a variety of neighborhood associations.
Sean Holleran (City Year Boston ’95), who was instrumental in the growth of City Year
Greater Philadelphia and established its successful Visitor’s Program as the site’s
Deputy Director.
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cyzygy ’02
city year’s national convention of idealism
Jeffrey L. Shames, Chairman of MFS Investment Management,
with Civic Impact Award Recipients
John Bridgeland, Featured Speaker
Alma Powell, Featured Speaker
Jamella Lee (City Year Columbus ’96), who relocated to South Africa to help launch
the Clinton Democracy Fellowship at City Year and lead powerful community service
days.
Ted Marquis (City Year Boston ’95), who implemented national models for City Year
service days and camp programs, and founded Care Force, an innovative corporate
service day program.
Steve Stevenson (City Year Boston ’94), who founded “Off the Streets,” a unique youth
outreach program in Pittsburgh, PA and Columbus, OH.
Inspiring Speakers
MFS Investment
Management®
Civic Impact Awards
At Celebrating America’s Promise, an event commemorating the fifth anniversary of
America’s Promise and the Presidents’ Summit for America’s Future, Harris Wofford,
Chair of America’s Promise; Alma Powell, Vice Chair of America’s Promise; and
former First Lady of Pennsylvania, Michele Ridge, shared with the audience their vision
for fulfilling the promise of national service and praised City Year corps members for
their commitment to service.
Providing a special close to an exciting convention week, MFS Investment
Management® presented the first MFS Investment Management Civic Impact Awards to
three City Year corps members. The scholarship awards, in the amount of $10,000
each, recognize three outstanding City Year corps members who have demonstrated
significant accomplishments in all areas of the City Year curriculum, with a special
focus on service and education.
Monica Eav (City Year Philadelphia), was honored for her work with an immigration
services program and development of a community outreach survey on studentidentified community issues. In fall 2002, Monica will become a first-year student at
Harvard Law School.
Jose Padilla-Quijano (City Year Boston), a senior corps member who will join City
Year New York as a Fellow in fall 2002 and then will attend the Eugene Lang School at
the New School University, was recognized for his integral role in revitalizing a local
community center and for the positive impact he has made on the Latin community
through his leadership and mentoring of children.
Jason Roh (City Year Chicago), who will attend medical school in fall 2002, was
honored for his work with City Year Chicago’s Young Heroes team, where he taught a
life skills curriculum to middle school children, organized service projects, and
fostered students’ open discussion of racial issues.
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cyzygy ’02
City Year Awards
Each year at cyzygy, best practices and innovative programs around the City Year
network are recognized with a City Year Award. Award winners for 2002 were:
Best Camp City Year: City Year Seattle/King County
Best Site-Wide Civic Engagement: City Year Greater Philadelphia
Best Civic Engagement Initiative: City Year Washington, DC
Best Daily Briefing: City Year Columbus
Best Leadership Development Program: City Year Boston
Best MLK Day: City Year San Antonio
Outstanding Service Impact
After School: City Year Seattle/King County Starfish Corps program
High School: City Year San Jose/Silicon Valley City Heroes Team
Curriculum: City Year Boston Prince of Wales Foundation Green Team
School Success: City Year San Jose/Silicon Valley K.R. Smith Elementary Team;
City Year Philadelphia Eagles Youth Partnership Team
Best Team Sponsor Program: City Year Philadelphia
Best Young Heroes: City Year Columbus Young Heroes Team
Cup of Idealism: City Year Chicago and City Year Philadelphia
Service Day
On Saturday, June 8, 2002, at the cyzygy ’02 Day of Service, sponsored by CSX
Transportation, nearly 1,500 participants joined together to revitalize nine schools in
the West Philadelphia area. Ellen Fitzsimmons, Senior Vice President, Law and General
Counsel at CSX, was one of the featured speakers at the kick-off ceremony for the
powerful day of service during which volunteers:
Contributed 8,000 hours of service;
Built seven playgrounds as well as a softball field;
Painted 12,000 feet of murals;
Planted 23 trees and 13,000 plants;
Held three community carnivals for the residents of West Philadelphia; and
Touched the lives of 7,000 children.
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city year challenge campaign
City Year is excited to formally announce “The City Year Challenge: Strengthening our Capacities to Serve,” a
$35 million campaign investing in City Year's future: $30 million for strategic capacities and $5 million for
international initiatives.
The campaign is supported by a remarkable $10 million challenge grant from The Atlantic Philanthropies, made
after a rigorous process of planning and review that took more than a year. That process sharpened City Year’s
strategic plan and identified 12 strategic capacities needed to meet its potential in the fields of national service, civic
leadership, and social entrepreneurship. These capacities include: a national corps recruitment system, a civic
leadership curriculum, program evaluation and research capabilities, enterprise-wide e-solutions that drive impact
and productivity, and a new City Year “Alumni Association for Civic Leadership.”
In making its $10 million challenge grant to City Year – the largest private gift in City Year’s history – Alan Ruby,
The Atlantic Philanthropies’ Senior Vice President for U.S. and Asia/Pacific Programs, stated that:
“We believe that this is a strategically important time to support City Year. Political leaders of all ideologies have
expressed a strong commitment to the national service movement, and the need to reconstruct civic life is greater
than ever. City Year has the record of achievement, the leadership, the vision, and a solid plan not only to advance
the national service movement but also to set a new standard for efficacy and sustainability among nonprofits.”
To ensure that City Year’s $30 million capacities building plan is funded, The Atlantic Philanthropies is requiring
a two-to-one match, and is releasing its $10 million to City Year in installments tied to the organization
successfully raising a series of matching gifts and meeting milestones and benchmarks over a four-year period. The
grant also requires that $10 million of the matching funds come from principal gifts, each of which must be at least
$1 million.
City Year is deeply grateful to The Atlantic Philanthropies, and to the families and institutions that have already
made principal matching gifts of $1 million: The Cisco Systems Foundation, Holly Davidson, Tim and Corinne
Ferguson, The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation, and Steve Woodsum and Anne Lovett.
For more information on the City Year Challenge campaign, the capacities to be built, or The Atlantic
Philanthropies grant to City Year, please contact:
Steve Woodsum, Chair of the City Year Challenge Campaign, at 617.824.1000 or
Michael Brown, Co-Founder and President, City Year, Inc., at 617.927.2345.
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national leadership sponsors
Cisco Systems, Inc.
As a National Leadership Sponsor, Cisco Systems, Inc. and the Cisco Systems Foundation have had a significant
impact on City Year’s multi-year initiative to maximize technology to help the organization grow to scale, improve
operational effectiveness, and provide City Year staff and corps members with the technological tools to enable
powerful social entrepreneurship. Cisco has invested over $400,000 in equipment that forms the backbone of
City Year’s wide-area network and has provided City Year with invaluable technical assistance on using Cisco
equipment for network connectivity and long distance voice service through the Internet.
In 2002, Cisco recommitted for another three years as a National Leadership Sponsor, with a focus on capacity
building through powerful e-solutions. The partnership assures that City Year can leverage the Internet to
streamline and improve its business operations, engage employees and provide leadership development through
service days, and disseminate information about the partnership as a model for how a non-profit organization can
leverage emergent technologies to maximize social change, civic impact, productivity, organizational effectiveness,
and mission delivery. This same year, seven talented employees joined City Year in Boston, San Jose/Silicon Valley
and San Antonio through Cisco’s Community Fellowship Program, a unique pro-bono resource that provides
Cisco-trained staff for non-profit partners.
The Cisco/City Year relationship began in 1993 when Cisco became a founding sponsor of City Year San Jose/Silicon
Valley. Since then, the Cisco Foundation sponsored teams in Boston, Cleveland, San Jose/Silicon Valley, and
Seattle/King County. The Cisco Foundation was also a founding site sponsor of City Year Washington, DC.
Compaq Computer Corporation
One of City Year’s two founding national sponsors, Compaq Computer Corporation, now part of the new HP,
began its relationship with City Year in 1993 with a $70,000 contribution to support a 10-member Boston team.
Compaq helped found the San Jose/Silicon Valley site in 1994, and to date, the company has invested more than
$4 million in City Year and provided the organization with equipment, technical expertise, and employee
volunteers in collaborative community service programs. In 1998, the company deepened its partnership with City
Year by leading the effort to migrate the entire organization to an all-PC technology platform. The $500,000
Compaq Challenge to the high-tech community ultimately leveraged nearly $2 million more in cash, software,
printers, and technical support. These investments significantly enhanced City Year’s capacity to deliver its
community service programs to nonprofit organizations and schools across the country.
Since 1995, the company has sponsored the Compaq Leadership Awards, presented to five outstanding City Year
alumni each year at cyzygy, City Year’s annual convention of idealism. The Compaq Leadership Awards recognize
City Year alumni who show continued dedication to community service, maintain a commitment to excellence,
provide encouragement to others, and exemplify the core values of Compaq and City Year: teamwork,
responsibility, diversity, respect for others, leadership, innovation, and personal growth. Compaq employees
regularly participate in community-based volunteer programs, including City Year’s annual Serve-a-thon.
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national leadership sponsors
MFS Investment Management®
MFS Investment Management®, a global asset management company, began its partnership with City Year over five
years ago. MFS has been instrumental in integrating a financial literacy curriculum that provides the basic financial
skills necessary to improve the “quality of life” both professionally and personally for the entire national corps, and
sponsors the “MFS Investment Management® Financial Literacy Team” in Boston.
MFS has forged a strong partnership with City Year Boston, serving for the last four years as Presenting Sponsor
of the Boston Serve-a-thon, a transformative day of community service and pledge-based fundraising that engages
nearly 5,000 community members each year to complete service projects with over 100 non-profit organizations.
Hundreds of MFS employees also make a strong investment by serving throughout the year alongside their City Year
team and local residents to renovate schools, community centers, and playgrounds in Boston's neighborhoods.
MFS is also the Presenting Sponsor of the Boston-based Starry Starry Night, a festive evening of fundraising,
inspiration, and celebration.
At cyzygy, the MFS Investment Management® Civic Impact Award, a $10,000 scholarship, is presented to three
City Year corps members who have demonstrated significant accomplishments in all areas of the City Year
curriculum, with a special focus on service and education.
The Timberland Company
For over a decade, the Timberland Company and City Year have built a powerful partnership and redefined what
a company and a non-profit organization can do together. Timberland’s commitment to City Year is rooted in its
philosophy that service builds community and affects social justice. Since becoming the founding National
Leadership Sponsor, Timberland has made a $12 million financial investment, and serves as a strategic partner of
all of City Year’s major initiatives and as the Official Outfitter of the corps. What started with a donation of 50
pairs of boots in 1989 has developed into the signature City Year uniform, which is seen as a beacon of hope and
inspiration across the country.
Timberland’s global headquarters houses the City Year New Hampshire corps, and Timberland donates rent,
furnishings, and ongoing managerial support to increase the program’s impact. Timberland endowed the City Year
Timberland Team in Boston and sponsors the One America Town Meeting at cyzygy, City Year's annual convention
of idealism. Inspired by Dr. King’s vision of the Beloved Community, the One America Town Meeting is a
powerful forum for discussion, inspiration, and action. In addition, Timberland has been a key supporter of City
Year’s first international efforts in South Africa.
Nationally recognized as a leader in corporate citizenship, Timberland offers employees 40 hours paid leave to
perform community service. In 2002, Timberland employees completed over 28,000 hours of service in 21
countries around the world, often in partnership with City Year staff and corps. Timberland’s extraordinary
commitment to social justice is guided and inspired by President and Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey B. Swartz.
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board members
national
chair
Jeffrey B. Swartz
President & CEO
board members
Kristen Atwood
Former Vice President
City Year, Inc.
Steve Woodsum
Managing Partner
Summit Partners
Brooke D. Wagner
Senior Director
Citigate Financial Intelligence
Clerk pro tem
Danette Wineberg
Vice President & Corporate
Counsel
Dr. Bak Fun Wong
Principal
Quincy Upper School
chicago
Cindy McHugh
Senior Vice President of
Investor Relations,
Corporate Communications
Equity Residential Properties
Eric T. McKissack
Vice Chairman & Co-Chief
Investment Officer
Ariel Capital Management, Inc.
co-chairs
Michael Brown
President
City Year, Inc.
Kathy Bushkin
Vice President
AOL/Time Warner
President
AOL/Time Warner Foundation
George Gendron
Editor-in-Chief
Inc. Magazine
David Gergen
Editor-at-Large
US News & World Report
Professor of Public Service &
Director of the
Center for Public Leadership
John F. Kennedy School of
Government
Susan Hammer
Former Mayor
San Jose, CA
Ilene Jacobs
Vice President
Fidelity Investments, Inc.
Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Erneste Arbuckle Professor of
Business Administration
Harvard Business School
Alan Khazei
CEO
City Year, Inc.
Li Lu
Managing Partner
Himalaya Capital Partners
Gary Orren
Roy E. Larsen Professor of
Public Policy & Management
John F. Kennedy School of
Government
Harvard University
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boston
chair
John D. Hamilton, Jr.
Chairman
Hale and Dorr LLP
board members
Matthew S. Axelrod
Alumnus 1988
Attorney-at-Law
Hill & Barlow
Jeff Bellows
Americas Marketing & Public
Relations Manager
Omgeo, A DTCC/Thomson
Financial Company
Michele Courton Brown
President
FleetBoston Financial
Foundation
LaTonya Brown
Alumna 1994
Program Manager
National Conference for
Community & Justice
Phil Giudice
Senior Fellow
The Center for Effective
Philanthropy
Paige E. Kane
Regional Vice President, State
Relations
CSX Transportation, Inc.
Lew Karabatsos
Director, U.S. Strategy &
Operations
Corporate Philanthropy &
Education
Hewlett-Packard Company
Michael Kineavy
Executive Director
Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood
Services
Eli Segal
Founding CEO of AmeriCorps
& The Welfare-to-Work
Partnership
John Reilly
Senior Vice President,
Communications
MFS Investment Management
Bill Shore
Founder & CEO
Share Our Strength
Dr. Ravinder Sakhuja
President & CEO
UtilityNet
Rodney Slater
Partner
Patton Boggs, LLP
Nickolas Stavropoulos
President
KeySpan Energy Delivery,
New England
Michael Alter
President
The Alter Group
R. Susan Motley
Program Director
The National Jazz Museum
Larry Freed
President
Joseph J. Freed &
Associates, Inc.
John Newman
Executive Vice President
LaSalle Bank
board members
Kenneth Alpart
President
Alpart Trading Company
Carlos Azcoitia
Deputy Chief Education Officer
Chicago Public Schools
Cheryl Burton
Reporter
ABC News-WLS-TV News
Julie Coffman
Vice President
Bain & Company
Les Coney
Senior Managing Director
Strategic Account Management
Aon Group
Leslie Dent
Attorney-at-Law
Katten Muchin Zavis Rosenman
Arne Duncan
CEO
Chicago Public Schools
Julie Patel
Alumna 2001
Reporter
Chicago Sun-Times
Mark Payne
Outreach Coordinator
New Westside Community
Development
James N. Perry, Jr.
Managing Director
Madison Dearborn
Partners, Inc.
Stephen R. Quazzo
Managing Director & CEO
Transwestern Investment
Company
Michael Reinsdorf
Managing Director
International Facilities Group
Jim Reynolds
Chief Executive Officer
Loop Capital Markets
Michael L. Richards
Audit Partner
Ernst & Young LLP
John Edelman
Assistant to the Chairman/
International Director of
Human Resources
Edelman Public Relations
Brenda Russell
Resident Vice President, State
Relations
CSX Corporation
Drew Horowitz
President & General Manager
Bonneville Chicago Radio
Group
Jennifer Steans
Financial Investments
Corporation
Grace Hou
Executive Director
Chinese Mutual Aid Association
Lyle Logan
Senior Vice President
The Northern Trust Company
Phyllis L. Martin
Executive Director
Financial Research & Advisory
Committee
board members
cleveland
co-chairs
Nancy Cronin
International/Government
Relations
Cleveland Port Authority
Jan Roller
Attorney
Davis & Young
board members
Bruce Akers
Chair, Cleveland’s Promise
Mayor, Pepper Pike, OH
John Bodell
RR Donnelley Financial
Greg Brown
Fellow
Federation for Community
Planning
Paula Christ
TRW, Inc.
Thomas Clevidence
Vice President
Fifth Third Bank
Deborah Coleman
Partner
Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP
Jeff Concepcion
CEO
Sagemark Consulting
Anthea Daniels
Partner
Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP
James Mason
Vice President, Public &
Community Affairs
Eaton Corporation
Judge Donald Nugent
U.S. Federal Judge, Northern
District of Ohio
Kathleen Obert
President & CEO
Edward Howard & Co.
Sheri Edison
TRW, Inc.
Sally T. McKay
President
McKay Consulting
Jeff Rainwater
Facilities & Resource Manager
City of Columbia Parks &
Recreation
Anne Schoff
Alumna Parent
Retired School Teacher
Terri Randall
Vice President
Washington Mutual Home
Loans, Inc.
Ellen Ticktin
Grants Consultant
The Ticktin Group
columbia
co-chairs
David Dukes, Esq.
Managing Partner
Nelson, Mullins, Riley &
Scarborough, L.L.P.
Rick Noble
Executive Director
Richland County First Steps
Kerry L. Abel
Director, Office of After School
Programs
Richland County School
District One
Pamela George
Program Officer
The Cleveland Foundation
Steve Benjamin, Esq.
Law Offices of Stephen K.
Benjamin, P.A.
Bob Gillespie
Chairman Emeritus
KeyCorp
Barbara Bethea
Director of Marketing &
Community Relations
WACH FOX 57
David Landever
Weisman, Goldberg, & Weisman
Co., L.P.A.
Ken Gaither
Lane Bryant
Wornie Reed
Director
Urban Child Research
Cleveland State University
Henri Etta Baskins
Regional Director, External
Affairs
BellSouth
Gregory Johnson
President
Integrity Development
Kevin Geddings
Partner
Geddings & Phillips
William A. Papenbrock
Attorney
Mike Frothingham
Charitable Recycling
Corporation
Chuck Hauser
Partner
Ernst & Young
James E. Finn
Marsh USA Inc.
Don Montgomery
Assistant Vice President
Colonial Supplemental
Insurance
board members
Robert Dietz
Development Officer
Jewish Community Federation
Brett Frantz
First Citizens Bank
Janet Brooks, Esq.
Law Offices of Janet Brooks,
P.A.
Bob Derrick
Wachovia Bank of SC, NA
David Foster
Coordinator of Language Arts &
Technology Integration
District Two
Lisa Sisk
Blue Cross Blue Shield of South
Carolina
Rico Montell Snell
Assistant Vice President,
Banking Center Manager
Bank of America
Skip Wendel
SC Hub & Feeder Division
Manager
United Parcel Service
Gloria Wise
Business Intake & Docketing
Coordinator
Nelson, Mullins, Riley &
Scarborough, L.L.P.
columbus
Craig A. Haddox
Attorney/Partner
Bricker & Eckler LLP
Holly Hollingsworth
Reporter/Anchor
WCMH/NBC 4
E. W. Ingram
President
White Castle
Yvonne P. Jones
Director of Classified Personnel
Columbus Public Schools
Bill Petrarca
Chairman
Strathman Associates, Inc.
Wayne Roberts
Director
Columbus Parks & Recreation
Ralph Rosenfield
Vice President of Sales
Continental Office Furniture
Michael P. Scott
Principal
Stonehenge Partners
Alphonso Simmons, Ph.D.
Vice President, Mulitcultural
Affairs &
Community Outreach
Columbus State Community
College
Mark Sturgeon
CFO & Senior Vice President of
Finance
Advanced Drainage Systems
co-chairs
Gary Glaser
Chairman
National City
Les Wright
Station Manager
WSMG-Z103
David Weiss
National City
Scott Ziance
Attorney
Vorys, Sater, Seymour & Pease,
LLP
board members
Ron Barnes
General Manager
Central Ohio Transit Authority
Maurice Blake
Director of Pupil Services
Lorraine Brock
Vice President, Urban Markets
Development
Nationwide Insurance
Beth Bubis
Senior Partner
Social Enterprise Alliance
15
board members
detroit
chair
Gail L.Warden
President & CEO
Henry Ford Health System
board members
Ismael Ahmed
Executive Director
ACCESS
N. Charles Anderson
President/CEO
Detroit Urban League, Inc.
Marcie Brogan
Managing Partner
Brogan & Partners
Joseph J. Buttigieg, III
Vice-Chairman
Comerica Incorporated
Amanda Caballero
Director
Family Focus/Nuestra Familia
C. David Campbell
President
McGregor Fund
Virgil H. Carr
President & CEO
United Way Community
Services
Tarik Daoud
President
Al Long Ford, Inc.
Cheryl Fallen
Vice President
Bank One, Michigan
Larry Givens
Executive Director
Empowerment Zone
Development Corporation
Liz Kanter Groskind
Founder
Volunteer Impact
Ricardo Guzman
Executive Director
Community Health & Social
Services Center
Marilyn French Hubbard
Corporate Vice President
Diana Jones
Vice President of Community
Affairs
Blue Cross Blue Shield of
Michigan
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K. Noreen Keating
CEO
Lighthouse of Oakland County
Patrick O. Lindsey
Manager, Regional Government
Affairs
DaimlerChrysler
John E. Marshall, III
President & CEO
The Kresge Foundation
Heath Meriwether
Publisher
Detroit Free Press
Reuben Munday
President
Lewis & Munday, PC
Rex K. Nelson
Program Officer
The Skillman Foundation
David K. Page
Senior Partner
Honigman Miller Schwartz &
Cohn
Marlies Parenti
Senior Program Advisor
Paul J. Piper
Executive Assistant
Office of the CEO
Detroit Public Schools
David Smydra
Group Executive
Mayor Dennis Archer’s Office
Laura Trudeau
Program Officer
Reverend Edgar Vann
Pastor
Second Ebenezer Baptist
Church
Alicia Villarreal
Executive Director
Latino Family Services
Rebecca Salminen Witt
Executive Director
The Greening of Detroit
new hampshire
philadelphia
chairs
co-chairs
Maureen Barrows
Chairman of the Board
Rockingham County
Commissioners
Joe Banner
President & COO
Philadelphia Eagles
Mica Stark
Director of Operations
Benthien Associates
Phil Behr
Managing Partner
Navigator Equity Partners
board members
board members
Patrick Closson
Attorney-at-Law
McLane, Graf, Raulerson &
Middleton
Curt W. Crittenden
Chairman, Elfun Downeast
Chapter
General Electric
Christine V. Crockett
Retired Vice President, Human
Resources
Aerofil Technology, Inc.
Valerie Cunningham
Founder & Executive Director
African American Resource
Center
Jane Palmer
Director of Apparel Product
Development
Beckie Pazdon
Guidance Counselor
Dover Middle School
Lillye Ramos Spooner
Multicultural Coordinator
Parent Information Center
Hector M. Velez
Teen Coordinator
The Salvation Army
Russell Weatherspoon
Dean of Residential Life
Philips Exeter Academy
Jeff Wolters
Manager, Six Sigma &
Information Systems
Praxair Surface Technologies
Fahtima Ali
Alumna 2000
John Beilenson
President
Strategic Communications &
Planning
Fred Blume
Co-Chairman & COO
Blank Rome Comisky &
McCauley LLP
Laurada Byers (sabbatical)
Founder
Russell Byers Charter School
Donna Cooper
Campaign Director
Good Schools Pennsylvania
Joe Cox
Headmaster
The Haverford School
Linda Fisher
Managing Director,
Philanthropic Advisory
Services
The Glenmede Trust Company
Marla Green
Firstrust Bank
Mary G. Gregg
International Awards Consultant
Mark Harrell
Consultant
Frances M. Jones
Assistant General Manager,
Government Affairs
SEPTA
Sam Katz
CEO
Greater Philadelphia First
Karen Keating
Senior Corporate Counsel
Safeguard Scientifics, Inc.
board members
Eve Biskind Klothen
Director, Pro Bono Program &
Public Interest Activities
Rutgers School of Law
David Lacey
Vice President, Human
Resources
Technitrol, Inc.
Marciene Mattleman
Executive Director
ASAP - After School Activities
Partnerships
Hon. Theodore A. McKee
U.S. Court of Appeals, 3rd
Circuit
Hon. Michael Nutter
City Council of Philadelphia
Naomi Post
Executive Director
Philadelphia Safe & Sound
Don Rice
Partner
Rice Capital
Richard S. Sperry
President
R.S. Sperry & Associates
Donald L. Thompson
Chairman, President & CEO
Hunt Corporation
Don Tollefson
Anchor
WTXF-TV
Elizabeth Vale
Executive Director, Investment
Management
Morgan Stanley
Denean Williams
Investment Solutions Manager
SEI Investments
Dan Wofford
Director, Philadelphia Scholars
Philadelphia Education Fund
rhode island
chair
Cate Roberts
Director of Community Affairs
Textron Inc.
board members
Guy Abelson
Owner
Guy Abelson Events
Mary Lima
Vice President
Bank of Newport
Keith Leslie
CEO
Momentum Sports Group
Kimberly Nelson
Marketing Director
OOP!
James Lifshutz
President
Texas Home Improvements,
Inc.
Steve Sorin
Development Director
Trinity Repertory Company
Mary Ellen Ahern
Director of Community Services
The Providence Journal
Company
Sheldon Whitehouse
Attorney General
State of Rhode Island
Alden Anderson
Vice President
CB Richard Ellis
san antonio
Daniel Bannister
Community Affairs Coordinator
RIPTA
chair
Greg Flores, III
Director of Public Affairs &
H-E-B Grocery Company
Larry Brown
CPA
Omni Development
Corporation
board members
Matt Brown
Teacher
University of Rhode Island
Erik Darmstetter
CEO
Creative Link
Karen Davis
Director
Hasbro Charitable Trust
Samuel G. Dawson
CEO
Pape-Dawson Engineering
Company
Karen Ditto
Director of Community Affairs
Collette Vacations
Shannon Dunnigan
Director
Projo.com
Christine Ferguson
Director
Department of Human Services
Merle Goldstein
Community Volunteer
Maggie Grove
Executive Director
RI Campus Compact
Kristen Haffenreffer-Moran
Executive Director
Rhode Islanders Sponsoring
Education
Rick Cavender
President
Saturn of San Antonio
Roland DuBay
Vice President of Institutional
Advancement
Alamo Community College
District
Tertia Emerson
Founder
San Antonio Neighborhood
Resource Center
Rev. Dr. Buckner Fanning
President
Buckner Fanning Evangelist
Foundation
Robert H. Finney
Partner
Loeffler Jonas & Tuggey, L.L.P.
Roy Galvan
Weekend Anchor & Reporter
KMOL TV
Cristie Hanaway
Owner
G. Frank Hanaway Insurance
Company
Ed Gistaro
Chairman
Docucon
Casby Harrison
Proprietor
Harrison Law Associates
Jon Johnson, Ed.D.
President
Team Leadership Resources
Jane Macon
Partner
Fulbright & Jaworski, L.L.P.
Shirley Martinez
Assistant Deputy Secretary
for Equal Opportunity
United States Air Force
Lt. Gen. David McIlvoy
Dean, School of Extended
Studies
University of Incarnate Word
Sue Merrell-Schwirtz
Travel Agent
Seven Seasons Travel
Michael Molak, Jr.
Vice President
Wells Fargo Bank
Arline Patterson, Ed.D.
Director for Extended Learning
Texas Lutheran University
Antonio Riguel, Ph.D.
Provost
Our Lady of the Lake University
Col. Tony Rivera
Community Volunteer
Les Sachanowicz
Attorney
Bexar County
Kathy Sosa
President
LKSosa Consultation & Design
Eric Swellander
Vice President, Commercial
Lending
Broadway Bank
Col. Lawrence “Bucky” Wellisch
Senior Manager
Veridian Information Solutions
Stephen Whitesnell
Superintendent
SA Missions National Historical
Parks
17
board members
san jose/silicon valley
seattle/king county
chair
co-chairs
Carl Guardino
President & CEO
Silicon Valley Manufacturing
Group
Carol Gregory
Education Specialist
Highline School District
Shelley Malcolm
board members
Sylvia Rodriguez Andrew
Dean, College of Social Work
San José State University
Cindy Chavez
Councilmember, District 3
City of San José
Terry Christensen
Professor & Chair
Political Science Department
Dyanne Compton
City Year Vice Chair
Senior Manager, Community
Relations
Adobe Systems, Inc.
Dr. Bill Erlendson
Director of External Affairs &
Programs
San José Unified School District
Reuven M. Carlyle
Co-Founder
Tricoastal Partners
Jeffrey Coopersmith
President, Attorney at Law
Coopersmith & Associates, Inc.
Rita Creighton
Aviation Education Program
Manager
King County International
Airport
Steve Daschle
Executive Director
South West Youth & Family
Services
Edward T. Tobin, III
Senior Director of Corporate
Affairs
Microsoft Corporation
Catherine Wallach
City Year Staff Alumna ’99-’00
Research Associate, University
of Washington
Council of Champions
Keith D. Grinstein
Chairman
Coinstar
James A. Washam
President
Southern Puget Sound District
KeyBank
washington, dc
chair
Senator Harris Wofford
Chair
America’s Promise
board members
Donald Baer
Discovery Communications
Katherine Bradley
Director
Advisory Board Foundation
Kathy Bushkin
President
AOL Time Warner Foundation
Bob Deutsch
Community Investment
Manager
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Jerry Dovalis
The Case Foundation
Kris Engskov
Analyst
Madrona Venture Group
Michael Kelly
Executive Director
DC Housing Authority
Mickey Fearn
Leadership Consultant
The Synapse Group
Rev. Anthony Motley
Pastor
Redemption Ministry
Shawna Holmes
Corporate Community
Relations Program Manager
Kai Ichikawa
Partner
The KDDS Group
Andrew Plepler
Fannie Mae Foundation
Martha Kanter
President
De Anza College
Mark Ippolito
Consultant
The Synergy Works, LLP
Linda Murray
Superintendent
San José Unified School District
Susan Kim, MD
Dermatologist
Rebecca Guerra
Volunteer
Joe Pon
Manager, Global Corporate
Affairs
Applied Materials
Steve Preminger
Community Services Director
South Bay AFL-CIO Labor
Council
Rev. Lindi Ramsden
Senior Minister
First Unitarian Church of San
José
Laura Udall
Community Volunteer
Brooke Wagner
Vice President, Investor
Relations
Aspect Communications
Corporation
Stanford MBA Board Fellows
Stacy Philpot
Derek Butts
18
board members
Patty Stonesifer
Co-Chair & President
Bill & Melinda Gates
Foundation
Eric Liu
Founder & Director
"How We Teach" Initiative
Marc Lhormer
Founding Partner
Social Venture Partners
Joseph Olchefske
Superintendent
Seattle Public Schools
Bill Rogers
Retired
Deputy Director of U.S.
Department of Health &
Human Services
Johnetta Rowsey
Diversity Affairs Director
Nordstrom
Ron Sims
County Executive
King County
financials
INDEPENDENT AUDITORS’ REPORT
The Board of Directors
City Year, Inc.:
We have audited the accompanying statements of financial position of City Year, Inc. (City Year) as of
June 30, 2002 and 2001, and the related statements of activities and cash flows for the years then ended.
These financial statements are the responsibility of City Year’s management. Our responsibility is to
express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits.
We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States
of America. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance
about whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining,
on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. An audit
also includes assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management, as
well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. We believe that our audits provide a
reasonable basis for our opinion.
In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the
financial position of City Year as of June 30, 2002 and 2001, and the changes in its net assets and its cash
flows for the years then ended in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United
States of America.
/s/ KPMG LLP
Boston, Massachusetts
October 11, 2002
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financials
STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION
June 30, 2002 and 2001
Assets
Cash and equivalents
Government grants receivable
Contributions receivable, net
Other assets
Investments
Equipment and improvements, net
Total assets
Liabilities and Net Assets
Liabilities:
Accounts payable and accrued expenses
Amounts due under credit facility and note payable
Total liabilities
Net assets:
Unrestricted
Temporarily restricted
Permanently restricted
Total net assets
Total liabilities and net assets
$
$
2002
440,155
4,068,925
9,108,952
310,087
3,927,074
3,223,861
21,079,054
2001
1,194,626
2,742,459
8,944,304
322,531
3,472,509
3,160,045
19,836,474
2,692,841
3,163,077
5,855,918
2,247,746
1,964,616
4,212,362
4,407,402
6,321,576
4,494,158
15,223,136
21,079,054
4,631,785
6,719,098
4,273,229
15,624,112
19,836,474
$
$
See accompanying notes to financial statements.
OPERATING REVENUE RESOURCES
2002
2001
FOUNDATIONS
26.1%
FOUNDATIONS
CORPORATIONS
15.2%
INDIVIDUALS
6.7%
OTHER GOVERNMENT
17.0%
30.8%
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IN-KIND
17.0%
25%
INDIVIDUALS
4.0%
OTHER GOVERNMENT
4.2%
AMERICORPS
CORPORATIONS
5.0%
AMERICORPS
34.0%
IN-KIND
15.0%
financials
STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES
Years ended June 30, 2002 and 2001
Changes in unrestricted net assets:
Operations:
Revenues and other support:
Contributions and private grants
$
Federal grants – Corporation for National Service
Other government grants
Interest and dividend income
Realized and unrealized net losses on investments
Net assets released from restrictions
Total operating revenues and other support
Expenses:
Program services
Support services:
Organizational support
Fundraising
Total support services
Total expenses
Increase in unrestricted net assets from operations
Nonoperating transactions:
Net assets reclassified
Interest and dividend income
(Decrease) increase in unrestricted net assets from
nonoperating transactions
(Decrease) increase in unrestricted net assets
Changes in temporarily restricted net assets:
Contributions
Decrease in temporarily restricted net assets
Changes in permanently restricted net assets:
Contributions
Increase (decrease) in permanently restricted net assets
Decrease in net assets
Net assets, beginning of year
Net assets, end of year
$
2002
2001
18,900,202
11,565,812
2,460,164
18,199
(33,600)
4,651,415
37,562,192
14,676,669
11,043,679
2,040,805
40,270
(33,195)
5,523,758
33,291,986
28,609,902
23,354,618
6,039,809
2,830,368
8,870,177
37,480,079
82,113
7,287,122
2,186,490
9,473,612
32,828,230
463,756
50,000
—
—
(356,496)
1,050,000
250,000
36,504
(209,633)
(306,496)
(224,383)
1,126,871
1,590,627
4,503,893
(250,000)
(4,651,415)
(397,522)
4,037,861
(500,000)
(5,773,758)
(2,235,897)
20,929
200,000
220,929
(400,976)
15,624,112
15,223,136
128,866
(550,000)
(421,134)
(1,066,404)
16,690,516
15,624,112
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financials
STATEMENTS OF CASH FLOWS
Years ended June 30, 2002 and 2001
Cash flows from operating activities:
Decrease in net assets
Adjustments to reconcile decrease in net assets to net cash
used by operating activities:
Depreciation and amortization
Contributions of securities
Contributions of equipment and improvements
Changes in operating assets and liabilities:
Contributions receivable
Government grants receivable
Other assets
Accounts payable and accrued expenses
Contributions restricted for long-term investment
Net cash (used) provided by operating activities
Cash flows from investing activities:
Proceeds from sale of investments
Purchases of investments
Capital expenditures
Net cash used by investing activities
Cash flows from financing activities:
Proceeds from line of credit
Repayments under credit facility and note payable
Contributions restricted for long-term investment
Net cash provided by financing activities
Net decrease in cash and equivalents
Cash and equivalents, beginning of year
Cash and equivalents, end of year
Supplemental data:
Cash paid for interest
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$
2002
2001
(400,976)
(1,066,404)
1,111,158
(41,932)
390,096
(273,959)
1,003,380
(62,010)
242,828
(240,127)
(164,648)
(1,326,466)
12,444
445,095
(557,500)
(806,688)
4,029,706
(163,287)
(127,843)
635,935
(2,005,000)
2,247,178
21,253
(823,982)
(901,015)
(1,703,744)
18,921
(3,519,183)
(953,446)
(4,453,708)
$
7,700,000
(6,501,539)
557,500
1,755,961
(754,471)
1,194,626
440,155
4,225,000
(4,880,384)
2,005,000
1,349,616
(856,914)
2,051,540
1,194,626
$
186,041
215,918
financials
(1) ORGANIZATION BACKGROUND AND HISTORY
City Year, Inc. (the Organization or City Year) is a not-for-profit organization as described in Section 501(c)(3) of the
Internal Revenue Code (IRC), and is generally exempt from income taxes under IRC Section 501(a). City Year’s
mission is to put idealism to work by tapping the civic power of young people for an annual campaign of idealism that
generates transformative community service, breaks down social barriers, inspires citizens to civic action, develops
new leaders for the common good, and improves and promotes the concept of voluntary national service. City Year
works to fulfill this mission through five primary activities: (1) operating a national youth service corps; (2) building
the infrastructure of national service by setting up new operating sites across the country; (3) providing technical
assistance to individuals and organizations in national and community service; (4) planning and running large civic
events to engage citizens and organizations in activities that promote service, inclusivity, leadership, and citizenship;
and (5) constantly developing new ways to engage people and resources to promote the concept of voluntary national
service.
City Year was founded in Boston in 1988 as an action tank for national service. Its first initiative was to pilot a summer
corps with 50 corps members, supported entirely by contributions from private sector organizations and individuals.
In 1992, City Year was selected as a National Demonstration Project and was awarded its first federal funding under
Subtitle D of the National and Community Service Act. During fiscal 1994, City Year operated its first program
outside of Boston, a summer pilot program in Columbia, South Carolina with 50 corps members. In the fall of 1994,
City Year launched its first full-year expansion site in Rhode Island, and expanded its Boston corps. In fiscal 1995,
corps were established in Chicago, Illinois, Columbus, Ohio, and San Jose, California. The Organization expanded to
San Antonio, Texas in fiscal 1996, launched the Cleveland corps in fiscal 1997, began operations in Philadelphia in
fiscal 1998, Seattle/King County in fiscal 1999, Detroit in fiscal 2000, and Washington, DC and New Hampshire in
fiscal 2001. In fiscal 2002, City Year brought its first class of Clinton Democracy Fellows from South Africa to the
United States for training and service learning.
(2) SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES
(a) Basis of Presentation
The accompanying financial statements have been prepared on the accrual basis of accounting.
Net assets and revenues are classified based on the existence or absence of donor-imposed restrictions. Accordingly,
net assets of the Organization and changes therein are classified and reported as follows:
Unrestricted net assets – Net assets not subject to donor-imposed stipulations.
Temporarily restricted net assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed stipulations that may or will be met either by
actions of the Organization and/or the passage of time.
Permanently restricted net assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed stipulations that they be maintained in
perpetuity. Generally, the donors of these assets permit the Organization to use all or part of the income earned and
capital gains, if any, on related investments for general or specific purposes.
Revenues are reported as increases in unrestricted net assets unless use of the related assets is limited by donorimposed restrictions, including time restrictions. Expenses are reported as decreases in unrestricted net assets. Gains
and losses on investments and other assets or liabilities are reported as increases or decreases in unrestricted net
assets unless their use is restricted by explicit donor stipulations or law. Expirations of temporary restrictions on net
assets are reported as reclassifications between the applicable classes of net assets
Expirations of temporary restrictions occur when donor-imposed stipulated purposes have been accomplished and/or
the stipulated time period has elapsed. If an expense is incurred for a purpose for which both unrestricted and
temporarily restricted net assets are available, a donor-imposed restriction is fulfilled to the extent of the expense
incurred unless the expense is incurred for a purpose that is directly attributable to another specific external source
of revenue.
Contributions are generally recognized as revenue in the period received. However, unconditional promises to give
that clearly stipulate that the promise to give is to support current-period activities are reported as unrestricted
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support. Similarly, contributions subject to donor-imposed stipulations that are met in the same reporting period are
reported as unrestricted support. Conditional promises to give are not recognized until they become unconditional,
that is, when the conditions on which they depend are substantially met. Contributions of assets other than cash are
recorded at their estimated fair value at the date of gift. Contributions scheduled to be received after one year are
discounted at rates commensurate with the risks involved.
(b) Operations
The statements of activities report all changes in net assets, including changes in unrestricted net assets from
operating and nonoperating transactions. Operating revenues consist of those items attributable to City Year’s
ongoing national service efforts. Unrestricted contributions are reported as operating revenues. Unrestricted interest
and dividend income and appreciation (depreciation) on endowment investments is reported as nonoperating
transactions.
Because the statements of cash flows are prepared in accordance with a prescribed format under generally accepted
accounting principles, certain amounts included in operations as defined for purposes of the statements of activities
differ from amounts reported as cash flows from operating activities.
(c) Cash and Equivalents
Cash and equivalents include checking, savings and money market accounts, and certificates of deposit with
maturities of three months or less at date of acquisition.
(d) Investments
Investments are reported at fair value. The market value of publicly traded securities is based upon quotes from the
principal exchanges in which the securities are traded.
(e) Equipment and Improvements
Equipment and improvements are stated at cost, except for donated assets, which are recorded at fair market value
at the date of gift. Ordinary repairs and maintenance are expensed as incurred. Depreciation and amortization are
calculated on a straight-line basis over the following estimated useful lives:
Furniture and fixtures
Computer equipment and software
Other equipment
Leasehold improvements
3-7 years
3-5 years
3-10 years
Life of lease
(f) Contributed Goods and Professional Services
Contributed goods and professional services are reflected as contributions in the accompanying statements at their
estimated fair value at the date received or provided.
(g) Program Services
Program services consist of expenses related to operations, education, training, corps development, new site
development, special events, external affairs and organizational development.
(h) Net Assets Reclassified
Net assets reclassified represent prior year net assets reclassified to or from other net asset classes based on changes
in or clarifications of related donor-imposed restrictions subsequent to the period of contribution.
(i) Use of Estimates
The preparation of financial statements in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles requires
management to make estimates and assumptions that affect the reported amounts of assets and liabilities, and
disclosure of contingent assets and liabilities, at the date of the financial statements and the reported amounts of
revenues and expenses during the reporting period. Actual results could differ from those estimates.
(j) Reclassifications
Certain 2001 information has been reclassified to conform to the 2002 presentation.
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(3)
TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS
Temporarily restricted net assets consisted of the following at June 30:
Time restrictions
Purpose restrictions
$
$
2002
2,854,976
3,466,600
6,321,576
2001
4,128,695
2,590,403
6,719,098
(4) PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS
Permanently restricted net assets at June 30 consisted of the following endowment gifts whose income is restricted:
2002
2001
Program sponsorships
$
4,494,158
4,273,229
$
4,494,158
4,273,229
(5) NET ASSETS RELEASED FROM RESTRICTIONS
Net assets released from restrictions consisted of the following for the years ended June 30:
2002
Expiration of time restrictions
$
2,831,310
Satisfaction of purpose restrictions
1,820,105
$
4,651,415
2001
2,602,425
3,171,333
5,773,758
(6) IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS
Contributed goods and services during the years ended June 30 were used for the following purposes:
Nature
Program services:
Uniforms
Professional services
Advertising (recruitment)
Transportation and travel
Rent
Equipment rental and maintenance
Workshops and conferences
Materials and supplies
Food
Printing and copying
Dues and Subscriptions
Total program services
2002
2001
1,520,199
2,060,276
735,856
551,776
225,465
87,581
333,935
56,606
92,529
14,378
31,736
5,710,337
1,619,107
1,316,951
587,396
431,193
229,887
114,742
103,978
43,859
32,237
18,127
—
4,497,477
Support services:
Professional services
Advertising and promotional
Rent
Materials and supplies
Total support services
333,279
—
56,366
20,435
410,080
229,510
80,000
76,628
—
386,138
Depreciation and amortization
424,547
490,251
6,544,964
5,373,866
Total
$
$
Contributions of equipment and improvements in 2002 and 2001 were $273,959 and $240,127, respectively.
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(7) INVESTMENTS
Investments consisted of the following at June 30:
Equities and equity mutual funds
Fixed-income mutual funds
Money markets and other cash equivalents
2002
2001
$
3,180,836
604,055
142,183
2,734,543
447,271
290,695
$
3,927,074
3,472,509
2002
2001
6,428,631
2,863,000
700,000
9,991,631
6,757,481
2,732,500
—
9,489,981
(882,679)
(545,677)
9,108,952
8,944,304
2002
89,030
5,278,467
2,649,671
2001
84,498
4,312,482
2,451,808
8,017,168
6,848,788
(4,793,307)
(3,688,743)
3,223,861
3,160,045
(8) CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVABLE
Contributions receivable consisted of the following at June 30:
Due within one year
Due within two to five years
Due thereafter
$
Less present value discount and other allowances
$
(9) EQUIPMENT AND IMPROVEMENTS
Equipment and improvements consisted of the following at June 30:
Furniture and fixtures
Equipment and software
Leasehold improvements
$
Less accumulated depreciation and amortization
$
(10) GRANT FROM THE ATLANTIC PHILANTHROPIES
In fiscal 2002, City Year received a grant from The Atlantic Philanthropies of up to $10,000,000 over four years,
beginning in July 2001, to provide funding for capacity-building initiatives and comprehensive evidence of impact
evaluation studies. The grant consists of a base grant of $5,500,000, which will be recognized as revenue as project
expenditures are incurred, and an additional $4,500,000 challenge grant that is subject to staged matching
requirements totaling $20,000,000 over the four-year award period.
During fiscal 2002, City Year recognized total unrestricted revenue of $2,690,000 under the grant and raised
$3,000,000 of matching funds consisting of three principal gifts from other donors of $1,000,000 each. These
matching gifts have been reported as contributions in the applicable net asset classes in the accompanying 2002
statement of activities.
(11) FEDERAL GRANTS – CNS
The Corporation for National Service (CNS) selected City Year as a National Demonstration Project under the
National and Community Service Act of 1990 and awarded a two-year National Demonstration Grant. Funds were
awarded through the Massachusetts Department of Education, which was the legal grantor for these program years.
Programmatic oversight was provided by the Massachusetts National and Community Service Commission.
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(11) FEDERAL GRANTS – CNS CONT.
City Year received grants from CNS totaling $12,894,783 and $13,098,964 for the program years 2001-2002 and 20002001, respectively. The funds were awarded through the AmeriCorps program administered by CNS. Funds expended
in fiscal 2002 and 2001 totaled $11,565,812 and $11,043,679, respectively.
The Organization’s federal grant programs are subject to financial and compliance audits in accordance with Office
of Management and Budget Circular A-133. In addition, various federal, state, and private funding sources reserve the
right to perform separate program audits.
(12) LEASES
Rental expense for office space was approximately $959,000 and $779,000 for the years ended June 30, 2002 and
2001, respectively, exclusive of certain in-kind arrangements. Lease arrangements with an original term of more than
one year expire on various dates through 2008.
Future minimum lease payments under operating leases as of June 30, 2002 are as follows:
Amount
Fiscal years:
2003
$
1,193,705
2004
1,043,219
2005
1,025,681
2006
1,010,567
2007
794,801
Thereafter
208,035
$
5,276,008
The Organization is also liable for certain real estate tax increases and operating cost adjustments under certain of
the office lease terms.
(13) CREDIT FACILITY AND NOTE PAYABLE
The Organization has a credit facility with Fleet National Bank (Fleet) consisting of a line of credit and a term loan.
The credit facility is secured by all assets of the Organization, except for the portion of assets equal to the amount
of permanently restricted net assets.
On June 3, 2002, the Organization increased its committed line of credit under the facility to $5,000,000, at a variable
rate equal to Fleet’s prime rate (4.75% at June 30, 2002). The line contains certain financial covenants, including a
ratio requirement and limitations on the amount of the Organization’s annual capital expenditures. The Organization
was in compliance with such covenants at June 30, 2002. The line expires on December 30, 2002. Borrowings
outstanding under the line amounted to $1,700,000 at June 30, 2002. There were no borrowings outstanding at June
30, 2001.
The term loan under the facility is at a variable rate equal to Fleet’s prime rate plus 0.5% and is payable in monthly
installments through July 1, 2005. Amounts due under the term loan at June 30, 2002 and 2001 were $1,423,077 and
$1,884,616, respectively.
Aggregate scheduled principal repayments due under the credit facility and note payable as of June 30, 2002 were as
follows:
Amount
Fiscal year ended June 30:
2003
$
2,201,539
2004
461,538
2005
461,538
2006
38,462
$
3,163,077
Interest expense was $181,373 and $208,051, respectively, for the years ended June 30, 2002 and 2001.
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contributors
national headquarters
Corporation for National &
Community Service
americorps
the city year
challenge campaign
City Year has launched a $35 million
campaign to support the four-year
implementation of its strategic plan to
build 12 strategic capacities for the
organization that will enhance City Year’s
impact, scale, sustainability and leverage,
and to expand its international programs.
the capacity-building plan
national leadership sponsor
program
The National Leadership Sponsor
Program is City Year's premier corporate
recognition.
National
Leadership
Sponsors are the companies — and the
people — that are taking City Year to
scale as our closest strategic partners. In
addition to their time, ideas and civic
passion, National Leadership Sponsors
invest at least $500,000 per year in City
Year for a minimum of two years,
including at least $200,000 per year in
support of initiatives at City Year’s
national headquarters.
The capacity-building plan has been
launched with a $10 million challenge
grant from The Atlantic Philanthropies,
which must be matched two-to-one, over
four years, including at least ten gifts of
$1 million or more. City Year is deeply
grateful to the people and institutions
strengthening our capacities with the
following gifts, made over a multiple-year
period:
The Cisco Systems Foundation
Holly Davidson
Tim & Corinne Ferguson
Horace W. Goldsmith
Foundation
Steve Woodsum & Anne Lovett
national / boston
foundations
major gifts
$100,000 +
The Atlantic Philanthropies,
Inc.
Horace W. Goldsmith
Foundation
Morgan Stanley Foundation
The Carl & Lily Pforzheimer
Foundation
Woodcock Foundation
Anonymous
Coolidge Family Fund at the
Boston Foundation
FAO Schwarz Family
Foundation
LLH/LHM Foundation
Robert Earl McConnell
Foundation
MCJ Foundation
The Millipore Foundation
Reebok Human Rights
Foundation
Sherman H. Starr Foundation
supporters
corporate donors
supporters
endowment
Launched in 1999 as a special initiative in
celebration of City Year’s 10th
Anniversary, the City Year Endowment is
composed of endowed program funds
and unspecified endowment gifts. The
following donors and foundations have
contributed gifts of $1 million to support
and sustain the City Year Endowment.
Bain Capital
Holly Davidson
Paul and Phyllis Fireman
Charitable Foundation
Foundation
The Swartz Foundation
Kresge Foundation
Hale and Dorr LLP
F.J. O’Neill Charitable
Corporation
supporters
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Advanced Benefit Strategies,
Inc.
Anchor Capital Advisors, Inc.
B.R. Alexander & Co., Inc.
Boston Private Bank & Trust
Boston Red Sox
Computer Associates
CSX Transportation, Inc.
Dan's Chocolates
Dyer/Brown & Associates, Inc.,
Architects
Edwards & Angell, LLP
Ernst & Young LLP
Fleet Mortgage Corporation
FleetBank, Global Services
Division
Foley Foodservice
Goodwin Procter LLP
Gravestar, Inc.
Hale and Dorr Capital
Management
Hale and Dorr LLP
Hill & Barlow
Honest Tea, Inc.
International Business Machines
Jack Morton Worldwide
Johnson & Johnson
JP Morgan Chase & Co.
KeySpan Energy Delivery
KPMG LLP
The McCourt Company
Merrill Lynch
The Monitor Group
Nashawtuc Architects
New Directions Foundation
New England Financial
Olive’s Beauty Salon
Optima Worldwide Shipping
Payton Construction
Corporation
Pepper Hamilton LLP
PepsiCo
Planned Giving Group of
New England
PTC
Quinn & Morris
Rocket Software
S.A. Clark Consulting, Inc.
Shaw's Supermarkets, Inc.
Shea Brothers, Inc.
Sherin & Lodgen, LLP
Sovereign Bank
State Street
Stop Loss Insurance Brokers,
Inc.
Structure Tone Massachusetts
Taylor, Duane, Barton &
Gilman, LLP
Turner Construction Company
W.B. Mason Co., Inc.
Wainwright Investment
Counsel, LLC
in-kind contributors
major gifts of $100,000+
Bain & Company
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Hale and Dorr LLP
Hewlett-Packard Company
Ballyhoo!
Beacon Design Group
Ptah Brown
Castle Graphics
Jennifer D. Cogswell
Commonwealth Copy
Computer Associates
David Doob
DST Productions
Dave’s Septic
ES Sports
Findlay Telecom, Ltd.
Grey Goose Vodka
Gourmet Caterers
Harpoon Brewery
High Output
Jim Harrison
John F. Kennedy Library
Rosabeth Moss Kanter &
Barry Stein
Sawyer Printers
KPMG LLP
Lightning & Thunder Editorial
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
Middle House Systems, Inc.
Ha Nguyen
Park School
PEI/John Gillooly
Projection Presentation
Technology
Puritan Press
Michael & Mimi Secor
Dan Stapleton
supporters
individual donors
founders circle $100,000 +
Josh & Anita Bekenstein
Holly Davidson
Mark Fuller & Jo Froman
Jennifer Eplett Reilly &
Sean Reilly
Tim & Corinne Ferguson
Jeff Shames & Lois Egasti
Steve Woodsum & Anne Lovett
contributors
$25,000 - $99,999
Paul & Sandy Edgerley
Robert & Lynette Gay
David & Marion Mussafer
Mark Nunnelly & Denise Dupre
Steve & Jeryl Oristaglio
$10,000 - $24,999
Kristen & Jim Atwood
Peter & Anne Brooke
Kevin & Julie Callaghan
David & Victoria Croll
David & Marsha Feinberg
Lawrence & Beth Greenberg
John & Martha Hamilton
Kip Hollister & Warren Hyde
Richard & Ilene Jacobs
Roger & Dawn Kafker
Rosabeth Moss Kanter &
Barry Stein
Dennis & Lin Kelleher
Adam & Mary Beth Kirsch
Jonathan & Jeannie Lavine
Li Lu & Jae Li
Tristin & Martin Mannion
Ofer & Shelly Nemirovsky
Tom & Kristen Roberts
Mitt & Ann Romney
Rob & Terry Wadsworth
Matthew & Susan Weatherbie
Robert & Tona White
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous
David Bechhofer
David & Amy Beckwith
Judy Boucher
John & Maria Curtis
Jane B. Danforth
Bridgitt & Bruce Evans
George Gendron & Sara Noble
Peter & Tammy Hermann
John & Marilyn Keane
Pamela Kohlberg
Nina Longtine
Andy & Linda McLane
Susan Siebert & Bart Mitchell
$1,000 - $4,999
Carol & Howard Anderson
Jim & Karen Ansara
Brian & Diana Awbrey
Steven & Deborah Barnes
Christina Benet &
Kelley Murphy
Bill & Pam Berutti
Philippe & Janet Bibi
Ed & Amy Brakeman
Jeff & Webb Brown
Morton & Micki Brown
Steve Burbage
Katie & Paul Buttenweiser
Robert & Carol Cashion
Linda Chin
Reed & Ronnie Chisholm
Kevin & Regina Conley
Robert Davoli &
Eileen McDonaugh
Caren Demoulas & Joe Pasquale
Kevin Dennis &
Rebecca Kellogg
Tony & Deanna DiNovi
John & Bonnie Emmons
Benjamin Leder & Raquel Esty
Richard & Nancy Farrell
Christopher Fletcher
Roderick & Barb Fletcher
Victoria Florea
Thomas & Jill French
Richard & Lisa Frisbie
Joe & Ruthanne Fuller
Richard & Connie Giesser
Christine Chambers Gilfillan
Stephen & Tamara Gorman
Phil Giudice
Mari-Ann & William Hogan
Stephen & Monica Jennings
Owen & Paige Kane
Rakesh & Stephanie Khurana
Seth & Beth Klarman
Cindy Laba
Robbie & Joseph Lacritz
Eric & Lori Lander
Michael Lapham
Joyce Lyons
Theresa Mao
Robert G. Markey, Jr.
Frederick & Sarah Maynard
Alex & Josh McCall
Bill & Susan McClements
Richard & Rosemary McCarthy
Ellen McFarland
William Miracky &
Tammany Hobbs
Stephen & Susan Moorhead
Gary & Merle Orren
James Parmentier &
Elizabeth Fowler
Samuel Plimpton &
Wendy Shattuck
Stuart & Anne Randle
Jerome & Lori Rappaport
John Reilly
Deb Re & Peter Reinhart
Sally Reid & John Sigel
Stephen Repka
James Ricotta & Anne O’Neil
Charlie Rose & Carol Downs
Paul Rosenberg
Ravinder Sakhuja
Eric & Maureen Schwarz
Michael & Mimi Secor
Eli & Phyllis Segal
Stan & Dotty Shelton
Roger & Pamela Shepley
Mason Smith & Gordon Green
Alan & Susan Solomont
Sherman & Jill Starr
Nick Stavropoulos
Bob & Sandra Taylor
Scott Wells
Nathan Wilson & Megan Gadd
$250 - $999
Ajay Agrawal
Laura Allen
Gideon Argov &
Alexandra Fuchs
Jeff & Jen Atwood
Stever & Elsie Aubrey
Matt Axelrod
Jens & Karen Bang
Robert Beal
Frank & Ruth Belvin
Gregory Bialecki &
Mary Herlihy
Cathy Boskey
Russell Brackett & Cristy Ballou
Jeanne Brady
Karen Brooks
Chuck & Mary Bryson
David Bunis & Jacqueline Halto
Christopher & Kate Burr
Gerald & Cindy Cameron
Donna & Alan Carty
Michael Casey
Miltos Catomeris &
Debora Spar
Selvin Chambers
Tyler & Judith Chapman
Dwight & Helene Churchill
Stephanie Clark
David & Nancy Clausen
Lisa Cohen
Michael Conway &
Andrea Schmitt
McLane & Tenney Cover
John & Wendy Cozzi
Rob & Molly Cramer
Frank & Leslie Cutitta
Nike Damaskos
Virginia de Lima
Robert & Dubs Dickey
Sarah Doering
Anthony & Kay Downs
Lauren Dutton & Glen Tripp
Mitchell Dynan &
Faith Michaels
Mark Ehrman
Thomas & Joan Feeley
Fred & Graceann Foulkes
Elena Frankel
Andrew & Julianne Frawley
Charles Freifeld &
Marilyn Smith
Janice Frisa
Christopher & Hilary Gabrieli
Anthony D. Galluccio
Rebecca Gelman
John & Erin Giesser
Richard & Carolyn Glickstein
Erin Gorman
Thomas Philip Gould &
Martha Kohl Gould
Ilene Greenberg &
Michael Maynard
Michael & Nancy Grogan
Jane & Allen Grossman
Mildred Guberman-Kravetz
Gary Gut & Patricia Casale
Carol & Matt Haggerty
Donald & Naoko Hague
Philip & Mary Hamilton
Susan & Philip Hammer
Antoine Hatoun &
Andrea Levitt
Charles & Donna Hazard
David & Jacqueline Hennessey
Holly Heslop
Linda Hill & Roger Breibart
Stanley Hoffman
Scott Holmes
Jennifer Huntington
Jonathan & Janet Husband
Chris & Andi Jenny
Bonnie & Louis Jurist
Lew & Susan Karabatsos
John & Annabelle Kellogg
Steven Kelman &
Shelley Metzenbaum
Alan Khazei & Vanessa Kirsch
Judith Kidd
Jordan & Evangeline Kirsch
John & Cornelia Kittredge
Larry & Paula Klane
Ross Knights
William & Gillian Kohli
Stephen & Lisa Lebovitz
John LeClaire & Ruth Hodges
Pamela Lenehan &
Lawrence Geuss
Douglas Macauley
Joseph & Kristan Madison
Bradford & Sharon Malt
Kevin & Polly Maroni
Demy & Delores Martin
Dilip & Estelle Mathur
Joseph & Kathy McCarthy
Robert McGaughey
Colin & Anne McNay
Shelley & Steven Metzenbaum
Estelle Morrison
Frances & Ben Moyer
Jennifer Murray
Bansi Nagji
Jane & Gordon Nelson
Robert & Megan O’Block
Kevin & Pam O’Brien
Jerry & Liz O’Connor
Chris & Deedo Painter
Jeff Paquette & Heidi Johnson
Daniel & Nicole Payne
Steve & Ann Peacher
Scott Pearson & Diana Farrell
Robert & Nancy Phifer
Jessica Pohl
George & Kathy Priest
Teddi Richman
Chip & Shauna Rives
Mary Rivet &
Christopher Meyer
Philip & Nancy Rootberg
Dana & Robin Rosencranz
Bernice Rosenwald
Lori & Stu Rosenwald
Charles & Anni Santry
Eric & Beth Schlager
Peter & Cynthia Schliemann
Robert & Catherine Schneider
Daniel & Lisbeth Schorr
Amy & Alan Seifer
Diana Smith
Edwin & Katharine Smith
Mark & Sarah Snyderman
David & Elaine Sobell
Jack & Anna Sommers
Nancy Soulette
Mark & Mary St. Jean
Janet Taft
Mark & Carlota Taylor
Peter & Laurie Thomsen
Perry & Robin Traquina
Mark Vasu & Susan Finegan
Patricia & Alexander Walker
Robert Walsh
Brice Watterson
David & Louise Weinberg
Harris & Audrey Yett
Jonathan Zorn
$50 - $249
Luc Aalmans & Abigail Erdman
Eleanor Acheson
John & Patricia Adelmann
Gerald & Corinne Adler
Larry Aiello & Rosaly Belvin
Martha Alexander
Glenn Allin
Marlyn Altman
Colin & Tinka Anderson
Lesley & Erik Andersen
Anonymous
Robert & Michelle Atchinson
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contributors
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Jerome Avorn & Karen Tucker
Sarah Bacon
Mary Bare
Austin Barry
David & Susan Bass
Jerome & Leah Bass
John & Lisa Batter
Mark & Marjorie Bauer
Bruce Bauman & Denise Selden
G. D'Andelot Belin
Jeff Bellows
Erich Bender
Martin & Ronna Benjamin
Olive Benson
Lawrence Berkowitz &
Ellen Cohn
Debra Berman
James & Susan Berry
Hans-Peter & Karen Biemann
Giles Birch & Lisa Mirabile
William Bliss
Jeffrey & Martha Blue
Robert & Ann Borah
Felix Bosshard & Anita Forsythe
Jeff & Kristin Bradach
Everett & Judy Bramhall
Joanna Breyer
Ieva & Ksenija Broks
Myles Brown & Judy Garber
Lawrence & Phyllis Buell
Esther Bullitt
Bo & Lisa Burlingham
Judiann Burzlaff
Jeffrey & Barbara Bush
Robert & Ana Buxbaum
Steven Cadwell
Nick & Barbara Campagna
Timothy & Tara Casey
Richard & Babetta Castle-Walsh
James Chace
Jonathan & Judith Chiel
John & Jean Childs
John & Pat Chory
Joe Clark
Carolyn Cohen &
Alan Dershowitz
Katherine Lee Cole
Alison Coleman-Hardy
Stephen Collazo
Mark Conway
Alan Corman
Marcelino Correia
Dennis & Kathryn Costello
Sally Read Coughlin
Anne Cowie
James & Linda Crawford
Harvey & Cynthia Creem
Brian & Beth Dacey
Thomas Davidson &
Lillian Shirley
John & Carol DeBlois
Stacy Debroff
Thomas & Sheila Decter
Jean Devine
Laura Dickerson
Tracy Dickson
Christopher Doehlert
Deborah Donahue-Keegan
Barbara Dove
Barbara Doyle-Atkins
Michael & Katherine Dukakis
Steve Dungan & Pam Weathers
Joan Q. Eastman
Kristen Eble
J. Christopher Egan
Julie Nagazina Einhorn &
Richard Einhorn
Dave Elich
Caryolyn Ellis
William & Mary Ellis
Kenneth & Alice Erickson
Nima Eshghi &
Katharine Bolland
T. H. Evans
Neil Exter
Judith Feins
David & Peggy Fineman
Bruce & Vicki Finkelstein
Agus Firman
Robert & Glenda Fishman
Newell Flather
Kevin Foley
Charlie & Sarah Forbes
Peter & Teri Frasca
Laila & Carl Freedberg
Alan & Deborah Freedman
Gustav Freedman &
Jacquelyn Sand
Elizabeth & Robert Freeman
Beth Polasky Furgang &
Sam Furgang
Dale & Robyn Garth
Joanne Gay & David Clancey
Shari & Richard Gelber
Alyson Gibbs Singer
Alan & Stephanie Glazer
Stephen Glinick &
Elizabeth Welch
Lester & Sandy Goldstein
Stephen Goldstein
Pamela Goodale
Allen & Linda Goorin
Peter & Sandra Gorski
Mark Gottesman
Robert & Donna Goulart
Andrew Grace
Malcolm & Susan Green
Robert Green
Andrew & Barbara Griesinger
Stanley Griffith &
Ann Schauffler
Seth Grossinger
David & Mary Grumhaus
Mary Gurney
William Hahn
Susan Hall
Jim Hammerman
Jeffrey & Merrily Hansen
Bridget Hanson
Ross & Alice Harris
William Harrison
Stephen & Mary Harvell
Aileen Harvey
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Hatch
James & Shelley Hawks
Randy & Carliss Hawthorne
Frank & Nancy Haydu
Brian Hebeisen
Chris Heckscher
Robert & Emily Herr
Barbara & William Hickey
Michael & Monica Higgins
Edward & Elaine Hines
Jeff & Linda Hinrichs
Michael Hogan &
Nancy Feldman Hogan
Peter & Donna Hollinger
Bill & Mimi Hollister
Joan Hollister & Paul Sutherland
Elske Holmes
Nancy Holway
Jane & Bradley Honoroff
Jay Hooper
Elizabeth Horan &
James Rosberg
Mary Horan
Audrey Huang &
Christopher Bradford
Keith & Catherine Hughes
Warren & Janet Hutchison
Kaye Hutter
Kathy Jabs
Winston Jones
Phil Johnson
Michael & Joan Kalafatas
Jack & Julia Kamishlian
Rudolph & Helen Kass
Thomas Keane
John & Martha Keller
Mark & Anne Kelley
Lawrence & Kerrie Kennedy
James & Phoebe Kent
Peter Kim
Karyn King
Barry Kingsbury
Christopher Klem
Vicki & Norty Knox
Richard & Florence Koplow
Wendy Kopp & Richard Barth
Douglas & Erika Kraft
Karen Kreinheder
Scott & Barbara Kresge
Libby Kurten & Viktor Vejins
J. Scott Lafferty, Jr.
Mark & Joan Lappin
Michael & Alicia Lasch
Kenneth & Bette Lavery
Peter & Linda Leahy
Sarah Leahy
W. Brewster Lee & Vicky West
James Lee & Marian Tse
R. Willis & Barbara Leith
Julie Leitman &
Charlton MacVeigh
Donald Levinstone
Ann Levison
Lawrence & Margaret Levy
Ronald & Sandra Levy
Emily Lipof
Bruce & Rochelle Lipschultz
Lewis & Louise Lipsitz
Michael Lipton
Julia Livingston
Raymond & Sally Locke
Sarah Lopez
Elsa Luker
Stephen & Mary Lyne
Edith Mackie
Gail Maderis
Paul & Linda Mahoney
William Maness
Lawrence Marks
Lucy & Bruce Marquis
Doug & Kristen Marshall
Hunter & Helen Marston
William & Marcia Mather
Joan McArdle
Robert & Kinne McBride
Stephen & Janice McCourt
Laura McPhie-Oliveira
Neil McKittrick &
Karen Hoffman
Randolph Meiklejohn &
Diane Sokal
Arnold & Esther Messing
Joyce Michelini
Daniel & Carol Milewich
Lindsay Miller & Peter Ambler
Robert & Louise Mittel
Kevin Mohan
Emilie Montoni
Benjamin Moore
Sesyle Moorhead
Carolyn Moss
Barbara Motley
Robert Muldoon
Carla Munroe Moynihan
Terence Murphy
Tamton & Rahma Mustapha
Melody Myers
Christopher & Deidre Niemann
Jon Neuhaus
Cathy & Tom Nicholson
Kenneth & Almeda Nicholson
Peter & Elizabeth Norton
Robert & Eleanor November
Geoffrey & Clare Nunes
Frank & Marianna O’Brien
Chad Olcott
Laura & Gregory Oliveira
Thomas & Elizabeth O’Reilly
Christopher Osgood
Shippen Page & Anne St. Goar
Catherine Pakeham
Joseph & Ellin Paquette
Anne & David Paulin
Russell Peck
Elliot & Deborah Perlman
Jeffrey Perrone & Cynthia Ade
Gregg & Julie Petersmeyer
Bob & Lori Plumb
Bruce Posner & Betsy Rudnick
Charles Pratt
Frances Pratt
Jane Price Schwartz
Mary Pughe
Nicolas Pujet
Mitchell & Adrienne Rabkin
Robert & Ellen Race
Srivatsan Rajan & Leena Chawla
Steven Ratiner & Karen Leibold
Katherine Ray
Ann Raynolds
Abram Recht
William & Lynn Rice
Kevin Rich
Mary Mercer Riis
Ned & Katie Rimer
Janine Roberts
Margaret & Dwight Robinson
Lydia Rogers & Burt Adelman
Michael & Naomi Rosenfeld
Sharryn Ross &
Jonathan Truslow
Robert Rothberg
John & Barbara Routh
Amanda Rush
Marianne & Carl Salas
Thomas & Laura Sander
MaryKay Sands
Scott Sarazen
Lewis Sargentich &
Valerie Bradley
Marilyn Schachter
Paul & Jessica Schendel
Karl & Katie Schoettle
Gerald & Kathie Schwarting
Anthony & Claudia Schwartz
Kurt & Susan Schwartz
Gil & Helen Schwartzman
Jean Seigle
Pamela & Marc Seigle
Elizabeth Seitz
Abigail Selzer
Mrs. Charles N. Shane
contributors
Howard & Leslie Shapiro
Robert Shapiro & Amy Lederer
Lindsay Shea
Robert & Andrea Sheehy
Thomas Shepherd
James & Dana Shuchman
Barry & Sally-Ann Shuman
Scott Silberfeld &
Abigail Easterly
Jeremy Silverman
Joy Silverstein
Judith Sizer
Kathleen Slipp
James & Darien Smith
June Smith
Donna & Michael Smoler
Don & Ros Smythe
Robert Snuggs & Janet Kassler
Alexander & Jill Spaulding
John & Betty Spence
Ann Clayton Spencer
Billy Starr
Owen Stearns
Wesley & Patricia Stimpson
Dorothy Stone
Andrew & Thelma Strauss
Kenneth & Wendy Stuart
Nicola Swift
Jennifer A. Szulinski
Anna & David Thornton
Michael & Lynn Thornton
Joseph & Cornelia Tierney
Conrad Todd
Josh & Ann Tolkoff
Michael & Nancy Tooke
Martha Torrance
Geoffrey Tuba
Alan & Susan Tuck
Lisa Ulrich
Leslie Uyeda
Judit Vajda
Brad & Blair Van Brunt
S.J. Velleman
Marlyn & Richard Victor
Robert & Christine Vincent
Marilyn E. Votaw
Brooke Wagner
Margo Waite & Robert Menson
Gina Wakerly
Dan Walsh
James Ware & Sharon McCarthy
Alexander & Laura Webb
Lawrence & Dawn Weber
David & Louise Weinberg
Dwight Wiesman
Leighton & Beatrice Welch
Jeanette & Helen Wickstrom
Richard & Kathryn Wilk
James & Carole Williams
Robert & Karen Williams
Charles & Mary Sue Willie
Karyn Wilson & Miles Byrne
Richard & Frances Winneg
Harland Winter &
Susan Weinstein-Winter
Bak Fun Wong
John & Linda Woodard
Pamela Woodworth
Brian Yee
Janet Yoder
Arnold & Norma Zack
Sharon Zamore
Walter Zemrock
Brooks & Linda Zug
boston
Massachusetts Service Alliance
americorps
Bain Capital
Bain & Company
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Corporation
Johnson & Johnson
Millipore Corporation
State Street
Summit Partners
The Prince of Wales Foundation
team sponsors
The Agoos (Lassor & Fanny)
Charity Fund
The Carol & Howard Anderson
Fund at the Boston
Foundation
Anonymous Foundations (3)
The Ansara Family Foundation
The Ayco Charitable
Foundation
The Arthur M. Blank Family
Foundation
The Lloyd G. Balfour
Foundation
Beacon Hill Garden Group
The Josh & Anita Bekenstein
Charitable Fund
Boston Globe Foundation
Alexander H. Bright Charitable
Trust
Bromley Charitable Trust
Chadwick (Dorothy Jordan)
Foundation
Cisco Foundation
Combined Jewish
Philanthropies
Credit Suisse First Boston
Foundation
Croll Foundation
Cymaron Foundation
Davoli-McDonagh Charitable
Foundation
DeNovi Charitable Gift Fund
The Ellison Foundation
Maurice & Carol Feinberg
Family Foundation
Foundation
Foundation for an American
Vision
Frisbie Family Foundation
Follow Foundation
Gabrieli Family Foundation
Gravestar Foundation
The Germeshausen Foundation
Keane Family Trust
The Keog Family Fund at the
Boston Foundation
KeySpan Foundation
Kirsch Charitable Fund
Klaman Family Foundation
Florence & Richard Koplow
The Kurz Family Foundation
Lander Family Charitable
Foundation
foundations & other sources
Lawrence Greenberg Trust
Lewis Solomont Family
Foundation
LLH & LHM Foundation
The Lynch Foundation
Matt & Susan Weatherbie
Foundation
MCJ Foundation
The Millipore Foundation
NSTAR Foundation
Palisades Fund at the Boston
Foundation
PepsiCo Foundation
Peter A. Brooke Fund at the
Boston Foundation
The Prince of Wales Foundation
Quadra Foundation
Reebok Human Rights
Foundation
Roberts Family Foundation
Thomas Roberts Fund at the
Boston Foundation
Schrafft Charitable Trust
Shapiro/Fleishman Fund at the
Boston Foundation
Sherman H. Starr Foundation
Silverman/Sutherland Family
Foundation
Solomon Schechter Day School
Alan D. & Susan Lewis
Solomont Family Foundation
The State Street Foundation
Theresa Mao Charitable
Foundation
Verizon Foundation
Rob & Terry Wadsworth Family
Fund of the Fidelity
Investments Charitable Gift
Fund
Walske-Longtine Foundation
Walt Family Charitable Fund
David S. & Louise K. Weinberg
Fund of the Fidelity
Investments Charitable Gift
Fund
Accenture
AIG
Aspect Communication
Aspect Global
Bain Capital
The Baupost Group, LLC
Bain & Company
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Boston Private Bank & Trust
The Bridgespan Group
Computer Associates
Edwards & Angell, LLP
Ernst & Young LLP
Fleet Global Services
Fraser Engineering Company
Gillette Company
Goodwin Procter LLP
Hale and Dorr LLP
Hale and Dorr Capital
Management LLC
Hill & Barlow
Intuit
Investors Bank & Trust
Company
John Hancock
John Hancock Financial Services
Johnson & Johnson
KPMG
corporate donors
Loomis Sayles & Company
The McCourt Company
Millipore Corporation
Monitor Group
Netnumina Solutions, Inc.
New England Financial
Omgeo LLC
Optima
The Parthenon Group
Payton Construction Company
Pepper Hamilton LLP
PepsiCo
Phillips Medical Systems
PTC
Rocket Software
Shaw’s Supermarkets
State Street Research
Stop Loss Insurance
Summit Partners
Tabors Caramanis & Associates
TJX Companies
Towers Perrin
Turner Construction Company
Urban Edge Housing
Corporation
Wainwright Investment Counsel
Wilson Butler Lodge
in-kind donors
major gifts of $100,000 +
DST Productions
Massachusetts Bay
Transportation Authority
(MBTA)
84 Bennington
Angela’s Pizza
Backwoods Pizza
Ben & Jerry’s
Bennington Food Market
Charles Playhouse
Chauney
Commonwealth Copy
El Orrental DeCuba
Estrella Bakery & Catering
Finagle a Bagel
Firefly
Food Wall Chinese Restaurant
Friendly Eating Place
Great Wall Chinese Restaurant
Huntington Ave. Pizza &
Seafood
Legal Seafood
Lightning & Thunder
Mario & Sons
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
Nashoba Brook Bakery
Peaches & Cream
Projection Presentation
Technology
Rebecca’s Cafe
Restaurant Spanish American
Cuisine
Stop & Shop
Quisqueya Bakery &
Pastry Shop
United Liqueurs
supporters
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contributors
chicago
Illinois Commission on
Volunteerism & Community
Service
americorps
The Alter Group
Arthur Andersen, LLP
Bain & Company
Charitabulls (Chicago Bulls)
The Chicago Transit Authority
CSX Corporation
Trust
Joseph Freed & Associates
The Northern Trust Company
team sponsors
Arie & Ida Crown Memorial
The Chicago Community Trust
The Chicago Urban League
The Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Day Saints Foundation
Circle of Service Foundation
Citigroup Foundation
The Field Foundation of Illinois,
Inc.
Francis Beidler Foundation
Freed Family Foundation
Hickey Foundation
J. Ira & Nikki Harris Foundation
JB Charitable Trust
Koldyke Family Foundation
Lloyd A. Fry Foundation
Moelis Family Foundation
Morrow Charitable Trust
Pittway Corporation Charitable
Foundation
Polk Bros. Foundation
The Rhonda Alter Foundation
Robert R. McCormick Tribune
Foundation
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Steans Family Foundation
Tully Family Foundation
1st Midwest Bank
Abbott Laboratories
The Advanced Group of
Companies
Alberto-Culver Company
Alter Asset Management, Inc.
American Express Tax &
Business Services
Aon Corporation
Ariel Capital Management, Inc.
Ash, Anos, Freedman & Logan
LLC
AT&T
Bank of America
Bank One Corporation
Baxter International, Inc.
Bedco Mechanical
CB Richard Ellis
CDW Computer Centers, Inc.
Centrum Properties, Inc.
Century Business Services, Inc.
Chicago Title & Trust
Christopher B. Burke
Engineering, Ltd.
Code Hennessy & Simmons
LLC
ComEd
Compass Asset Management,
LLC
corporate donors
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Crain’s Chicago Business
Credit Suisse Group
Cushman & Wakefield
De Stefano & Partners
Donlen Corporation
Dunning Properties Ltd.
Partnership
Edelman Public Relations
Worldwide
Eli’s Cheesecake
Embassy Healthcare Corp.
Ernst & Young LLP
First Eagle National Bank
Forsythe Technology, Inc.
Frontenac Company
General Growth Properties, Inc.
Goldman Sachs
Graycor Construction Company
Inc.
GTCR
The Harlem Irving Companies
Household International, Inc.
Illinois Tool Works, Inc.
Jam Productions
James Kaplan Companies, Inc.
JMB Realty Corp.
Jordan Industries, Inc.
Joss Equities, Inc.
Kirkland & Ellis
Lapham-Hickey Steel Corp.
LaSalle Bank
Levenfeld Pearlstein
Levy Restaurants
Lockton Companies, Inc.
McDonalds Corporation
Madison Dearborn Partners
Marcus Corporation
Material Service Corporation
MEE Productions, Inc.
Milwaukee Brewers Baseball
Club
Morgan Stanley
Near North National Group
Next Realty LLC
North American Corporation
Northwestern Memorial
Hospital
Olsson Roofing Company
Pedersen & Houpt
Peoples Energy & Gas
Pepper Construction Group,
LLC
Piper Rudnick LLP
PJH & Associates, Inc.
The Private Bank & Trust
Company
Revenue LLP
Rogers Enterprises, Inc.
Rootberg Business Services, Inc.
Rosset Electric Company
Round Table Health Care
Partners
RREEF
Ryan Enterprises Group
Salt Creek Ventures
Schiller, Klein McElroy PC
Schwarz Paper Company
Sears, Roebuck & Company
The Segal Company, Inc.
Sheridan & Pearlman
Sidley Austin Brown & Wood
SLJ Properties, LLC
Smurfit-Stone Container
Corporation
Solomon Cordwell Buenz &
Associates Inc.
Sonnenschein, Nath &
Rosenthal
Sterling Advisors, L.P.
Synchronous Solutions
TechTronics Construction
Tellabs
Transwestern Investment Co,
LLC
Tribune Company
TVS & Associates Architects
Unicom Corp.
U.S. Freightways
W. Clement Stone Enterprises
Waud Capital Partners
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
William Blair & Company, LLC
Willis Stein & Partners
Worsek & Vihon PC
Wyndham Deerpoint Homes
Z. Frank Inc.
in-kind donors
major gifts of $100,000 +
Bonneville Radio Group
4th Presbyterian Church
99 Cents Plus
Ace Hardware
Agrow Fresh Produce
American Dental Association
Auster Co.
Borders Books & Music
C.J. Vitner
Chicago Bulls
Chicago Children’s Museum
Chicago Historical Society
Christmas on the Avenue
Chucherias Dollar Store
Cliff Albert
Cliff Bar
Connie’s Pizza
Costco Wholesale Corporation
Crain’s Chicago Business
Crestwood Fruits
Cub Foods
Culvers
Deb Fell
DePaul University
Dietz & Kolodenko
Dominick’s Finer Foods
Emily Bennett
Trust
First Book
Fresh Start
Geronimo’s
Great American Bagel
GW Produce
Hancock Fabrics
Home Depot
Home Run Inn Pizza
International Bread & Novelty
Jewel-Osco
Jimmy G’s
Julie Patel
Keebler Co.
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
La Hacienda
La Municipal Foods
Leona’s
Loomcraft
L-Z Products
Mandolini
Michael Navillo
Monster TRAK
Nathan’s Taste of Jamaica
supporters
National Vietnam Veteran’s Art
Museum
The Nile
Noodles, Etc.
Nu City Trading Corp.
NYC Bagel
Office Depot
Paul Shin International, Inc.
Piccolo Mondo
Pizza Capri
Pizza Hut
Rajun Cajun
Sam’s Club
Sonoma Produce
Starbucks
Subway
Sultzer Regional Library
Sunset Foods
Thai 55
TRS Staffing Solutions
United Quiet Transportation
Valois
Walmart
$10,000 - $49,999
Ken Alpart
Michael & Ellen Alter
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Gordon
Ned Janotta & Erika Pearsall
Lyle & Shawnelle Logan
Barbara Manilow
John & Iris Newman
James & Molly Perry
Stephen & Deborah Quazzo
Jennifer Steans &
Jason Kastenholtz
Glen & Trish Tullman
individuals
$5,000 - $9,999
Jeannie Affelder &
Jeff Weissglass
Julie & Jim Coffman
Kent & Elizabeth Dauten
Lester B. Knight
Judd Weinberg
$1,000 - $4,999
Paul & Diane Atwood
Jill Levy Belconis
Sara & Gibson Carey
Mr. & Mrs. William Cellini
Michael Cole
Richard & Connie Giesser
Lee & Lynne Hillman
John & Alexandra Nichols
Andy Salk
Richard Thomas
Howard Trienes
James Valentine
Mark & Besty Westhoff
$250 - $999
Laura Alter Klapman
Stephen & Helen Anderson
Stuart & Barbara Cornew
Anne Chapman
Deb Fell
Art & Susan Fogel
Lewis & Rhoda Freyer
Cynthia & Gregory Knoll
David & Jennifer Grumhaus
Robert Helman
Jim & Helen Lewis
Phyllis Lockett-Martin
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Martin
Beatrice Meyer
contributors
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Mitnick
Michael & Nannette Ochs
Julie Patel
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Plonsker
Dr. & Mrs. John Sachs
Jeffrey & Lori Samaras
Steven Schwartz
Ronald & Anne Siegel
Steven Siegel
William Smithburg
William & Sandra Strong
Randolph & Barbara Thomas
Richard Turner
Gail Waller &
Timothy Schwertfeger
John Walter
Reeve Byron Waud
Joy Will
$50 - $249
Tracey Abman
Lisa Adkins
Leslie & Thomas Africano
Elizabeth Alter
Raymond Arenson
Roland Burris, II
David & Grace Armour
John & Anna Barr
Bemba Binti Bayo
Elizabeth Bell
Helen Benjamin
Morton & Terry Borkan
Steven & Iris Borowsky
Mark Burgett
James & Judy Clark
E. Robert & Ramona Craft
Jennifer & Patrick Conrath
Carolyn Danielson
Ronald & Margaret Denard
Patrick Dolan
John Edinger
Megan Elliott
Michael & Kimberly Finn
Roselyn Friedman
Phillip Gerber
Sharon Krohn
Milton & Iona Levenfeld
Jim & Kathy Lidbury
Lauren Love
Cletus McManus
Irwin & Sheri Mandel
G.B. Mead
Quentin Messer
N.W. Miller
Alison Moriarty
Ridho Nendro
Frederick & Inez Nkemdi
Robert Novak
Deborah & Bernard
Novgorodoff
Richard & Joan O’Halloran
K. Padda
John & Kathryn Palmer
Steven Plonsker
Sarah Reinhard
Pearline & Major Richards
Jesse & Caroline Sanders
Denise & Brett Schneider
Beverly Seiden
Joseph Sellitto
Jeanne Shin
Robert Taylor
Steve & Margaret Tomlinson
David Vitale
Jeffrey Yingling
cleveland
Ohio Community Service
Council
americorps
Accounting Firms’ Consortium
Arthur Andersen LLP
Ciulla, Smith & Dale LLP
Cohen & Company
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Ernst & Young LLP
KPMG LLP
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
City of Cleveland
Cleveland Lawyers Consortium
Arter & Hadden, LLP
Baker & Hostetler, LLP
Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan
& Aronoff
Brouse McDowell
Calfee, Halter & Griswold
LLP
Cavitch, Familo, Durkin &
Frutkin Co., LPA
Climaco, Lefkowitz, Peca,
Wilcox & Garofoli Co.,
LPA
Davis & Young
Duvin Cahn & Hutton
Fay, Sharpe, Fagan, Minnich &
McKee, LLP
Hahn Loeser + Parks LLP
Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue
Messerman & Messerman
Co., LPA
Porter, Wright, Morris &
Arthur, LLP
Reminger & Reminger Co.,
LPA
Spieth, Bell, McCurdy &
Newell Co., LPA
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
LLP
Taft, Stettinius & Hollister,
LLP
Thompson, Hine LLP
Ulmer & Berne, LLP
Walter & Haverfield, PLL
Weisman, Goldberg &
Weisman
Weltman, Weinberg & Reis
Co., LPA
Weston, Hurd, Fallon, Paisley
& Howley, LLP
Zukerman, Daiker & Lear
Co., LPA
Cuyahoga County Board of
Commissioners
RPM, Inc.
team sponsors
Cavs Charities: A Fund of the
Robert R. McCormick
Tribune Foundation
The Cleveland Browns
Foundation
The Cleveland Foundation
Cleveland Municipal School
District
Deaconess Community
Foundation
Do Something, Inc.
Eaton Charitable Fund
Greater Cleveland Community
Shares
The George Gund Foundation
JAM Foundation
Kennedy Charitable Foundation
Key Foundation
Arthur McBride Family
Foundation
The Mt. Sinai Health Care
Foundation
The Murphy Family Foundation
Richmond Brothers Foundation
Rini Family Foundation
Rosskamm Charitable Lead
Annuity Trust
The Edward & Betty Sloat
Foundation
Thomas White Foundation
American Tank & Fabricating
Arter & Hadden, LLP
Baldwin Wallace College
Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan &
Arnoff, LLP
Cavitch, Familo, Durkin &
Frutkin Co., LLP
Ciulla, Smith & Dale, LLP
Cleveland Indians
Climaco, Lefkowitz, Peca,
Wilcox & Garofoli Co., LPA
Cohen & Co.
Consolidated Risk Management
COSE
CSX Transportation
David Myers University
Davis & Young
Developers Diversified Realty
Dominion East Ohio
Dominion Resource Services,
Inc.
Duvin, Cahn & Hutton
Eaton Corporation
Fay, Sharpe, Fagan, Minnich &
McKee, LLP
Fideli Group
FirstStar
Forest City Enterprises
Franz Ward, LLP
Hahn, Loeser + Parks LLP
ICS
Integrity Development
James J. Roop Co.
KeyBank
Medical Mutual of Ohio
Medical Service Companies
National City Corporation
National City-Trust Operations
National City Bank
OMG Americas
Pioneer Standard Electronics
Reminger & Reminger, LPA
Royal Appliance
corporate donors
RPM, Inc.
S & A Consulting
Simon Law Firm
Taft, Stettinius & Hollister, LLP
Thompson Hine LLP
TRW
Ulmer & Berne, LLP
Weisman, Goldberg & Weisman
LLP
Weltman, Weinberg & Reis Co.,
LPA
Cleveland Regional Transit
Authority (RTA)
CVS/pharmacy
Edward Howard, Inc.
Home Depot
Hughie’s Audio-Visual &
Computer Rentals
Jubilee Catering
RR Donnelley
Vocon Design, Inc.
in-kind donors
$5,000 - $9,999
Paul J. Schlather
individuals
$1,000 - $4,999
David Abbott & Jan Roller
Jeffrey F. Allen
Anthony S. Bakale
James M. Breitenbach
Paula B. Christ
Ronald B. Cohen
Richard B. Evans, Jr.
Charles J. Hauser
Robert J. Huefner
Samuel R. Johnson
Maryann Correnti McKelvey
Edward J. O’Brien
Alan G. Paulus
Robert M. Pence
Mark E. Pettigrew
Robert T. Raaf
Edwin L. Romito
Bryan D. Ruez
Scott G. Sisel
Frank Sullivan
Thomas Sullivan
John A. Switzer
Anthony Tricarichi
$250 - $999
Stanley Anderson
Thomas D. Bechtel
Matthew Beredo
Richard P. Bongorno
Dr. Ben Brouhard
Anne Carney
Tom Clevidence
Renae V. Coyne
Nancy Cronin
Mr. & Mrs. David W. Currie
Anne Carney
Robert Deitz
Andrew Egleston
Lily Facca
Paul Federico
Michael Frothingham
Louis J. Grabowsky
Robert Kennedy
Bruce Klink
David Landever
Janet McMinn
Randell McShepard
W. Scott Merk
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contributors
Mary Kathleen Murphy
Randall S. Myeroff
William Papenbrock
Wornie Reed
Josh Rubin
William Schafer
James & Anne Schoff
Eric D. Schreiber
Nicholas T. Spina
Daniel Young
$50 - $249
John A. Adamich
Jonathan Adams
Bruce Akers
Jim Antal
Delphine Barrett
Susan Beale
James Berkman
Michael L. Boekman
Paula Christ
Anthea Daniels
Cheryl Davis
Sheri Edison
H. Elliot
Anthony Facca
Susan R. Flaherty
Jeffrey Friedman
Pam George
John Hagan
Glenn Hasman
Steven Hitko
S. Loretta Ivany
Barbara Jacobus
Pamela Katz
Chris & Laura Larson
Stephen Lau
Emily Lauer
James Livingston
Janice MacWhade
Margaret A. McCaffrey
Larry & Sheila McHall
Roy McMullen
Jeff McDonough
Marty & Michelle McGreevy
Donald Maltby
Donald Mausar
M. Monago
Stephanie Morrison-Hrbek
Mary Jo Mortford
Julius Nemeth
F.J. O’Neil
Richard Pace
T. Pfleiderer
Pamela Pratt
Katherine Reidy
David Reines
Dana Ritohie
Brad Roller
Daniel & Deborah Rossbach
Patrick J. Saccogna
Richard Sering
Diana Szklarz
Gayle Channing Tenebaum
Ellen Ticktin
Richard T. Tomaszewski
Carla Tricarichi
The Honorable Jose Villanueva
Christopher Warren
Noreen Wendt
Thomas Williams &
Mary Culler
Audra Zarlenga
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columbia
Community Service
South Carolina Commission on
National & Community
Service
americorps
Allstate Foundation
Central Carolina Community
Foundation
Palmetto Pride: The Governor’s
Council on Beautification &
Litter
Richland County Government
SC Department of Alcohol &
Other Drug Abuse Services
Tides Foundation
The Adele A. & Harold A.
Westbrook Foundation
Anonymous
BellSouth South Carolina
South Carolina
Carolina First Bank
Cingular Wireless
Intertape Polymer Group
KMC Telecom Columbia
Palmetto Health Alliance
R. L. Bryan Company
Richtex Corporation
Time Warner Cable
Verizon Wireless
corporate donors
98.5 KISS FM
104.7 WNOK
Andy’s Deli
Arby’s
City of Columbia, Parks &
Recreation
Clarion Town House Hotel
Columbia Business Monthly
Columbia Museum of Art
Hampton Hill Athletic
Home Depot
J & I Catering Service
Jillian’s
McAlister’s Deli
Richland County Public Library
District One
Schlotzsky’s Deli
The Biscuit House
The State Newspaper
The Women’s Shelter
Wal-Mart #2214
WACH FOX 57
in-kind donors
$1,000 - $4,999
David E. Dukes, Esq.
Mercy & Harry Lightsey, III
John & Marguerite O’Brien
Marie-Louise Ramsdale & Tom
Ross
individuals
$250 - $999
Steve Benjamin, Esq.
Janet Brooks, Esq.
Bailey Crump & Scott Moise
Jana & Bob Daley, Esqs.
Brad & Susan Edwards
Jay & Sarah McKay
Don Montgomery
Steve & Gail Morrison
Rick & Lynne Noble
Perry Palmer
Stephen Purves
Terri Randall
Scott & Deirdre Sayers
Lisa Sisk
G. Todd & Heather Weiss
$50 - $249
Coney B. Arnette
Steven Burritt & Edie Cann
Gladys M. Carter
Geddings & Erin Crawford
Josh & Elizabeth Daniels
Bob Derrick
Annie C. Dodge
Bud & Julia Ferillo
Kevin & Kris Geddings
Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Hamilton
Mark & Tena Hardee
Bernie & Kim Hawkins, Jr.
Uel H. Jones
Robert & Jane Key
Bryan & Taryn Kost
Drs. Shubha & Anil Kudchadkar
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Latham
The Honorable Amy &
Joe McCulloch
Walker & Sally McKay
Michael Mann &
Barbara Rackes
Jenkins & Julia Mikell
Jerry & Rita Paul
P. Douglas Quackenbush &
Cheryl Holland
Bernard & Arline Ramsdale
Mark & Debbie Robertson
Jan Love & Peter Sederberg
Michelle M. Schmitt
Tracy Skipper
Kay Tennyson
Connor & Lisa Walker
Gloria Wise
columbus
Community Service
Ohio Community Service
Council
americorps
City of Columbus
The Columbus Foundation
Columbus Medical Association
Foundation
College
Columbus Youth Foundation
Communities in Schools
English Family Foundation
Fraternity & Sorority
Foundation at OSU
Giant Eagle
Harry C. Moores Foundation
House of Troy Foundation
Ingram-White Castle
Foundation
Junior League
Motorists Insurance Group
Foundation
Mykrantz Family Foundation
Enterprise Foundation
Paul G. Duke Foundation
The Reinberger Foundation
Rosewind Community Center
The Siemer Family Foundation
The United Way
Advanced Drainage Systems
American Electric Power
A-Plus Personnel Service
Application Link, Inc.
Bank One
BISYS
Bob Evans Farms
Borden, Inc.
Bricker & Eckler
Columbus Dispatch Charities
Continental Business Interests
Corna Kokosing Construction
Crabbe, Brown & James
Crane Plastics
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Donatos Pizza
Dynamix Engineering, Ltd.
Elford, Inc.
Geo Byers Sons, Inc.
Gingerbread House Day
Nursery
Hahn, Loeser & Parks, LLP
Haynes & Haynes
Honda of America Mfg., Inc.
The Huntington National Bank
Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue
The Limited, Inc.
The Longaberger Company
Marsh, Inc.
National City
Net Jet
Ohio Full Court Press
OhioHealth
Palmer-Donavin
Pepsi Cola Distributing of
Columbus
corporate donors
contributors
Renny J. Tyson Co., LPA
Salomon Smith Barney
Sophisticated Systems
State Farm Insurance
Stonehenge Partners, Inc.
Strathman Associates, Inc.
Time Warner Communications
Trucco
Vorys, Sater, Seymour & Pease,
LLP
Worthington Industries
Youth Service America
Cameron Mitchell Restaurants
Central Ohio Transit Authority
City Barbecue
College
Creative Paint
MEAD
Media Library
The Kroger Company
Kroger, MMAC
Parking Solutions, Inc.
Grange Insurance
Graphic T’s
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
in-kind donors
$5,000 - $9,999
Gary Glaser
individuals
$1,000 - $4,999
Thekla Shackelford
David Weiss
$250 - $999
Sheila Barfield
Ron Barnes
Melanie Bowles
Minette Bowles
Lorraine Brock
Beth Bubis
Brett Buerck & Scottie May
Andy & Audry Carter
Steven Farrell
Jim Finn
Janet George
Jerry Hammond &
Mary Jo Green
Larry & Donna James
Alfred B. & Gloria P. Jefferson
Yvonne Jones
Doug & Beth Morgan
Melissa Reynolds
James A. &
Kathleen C. Rutherford
Boyce & Toshia Safford
Al & Barbara Siemer
Priscilla Tyson
Liz Upchurch
Jason Waite
Torri Warner
John Wolff & Tanny Crane
Tom & Kathy Woods
Les Wright
Scott & Carolynn Ziance
$50 - $249
Barbara Bryson
Harold N.L. Butler
Theresa L. Carter
Phillip F. &
Kathleen M. Ciccone
Eric Gallon
Dan S. & Jayne Hershey
Fran Hogue
Richard L. Moyers
Don Preisse
Eric Sagun
Suzanne Snider
Brian Sullivan
David Weisend
Alma Wright
detroit
Michigan Community Service
Commission
americorps
Bank One
Michigan
Comerica Incorporated
DaimlerChrysler Corporation
Fund
Ford Motor Company Fund
Henry Ford Health
System/Health Alliance Plan
The Jewish Community of
Metropolitan Detroit
The Jewish Federation of
The Jewish Fund
United Jewish Foundation of
The John S. & James L. Knight
Foundation
Thompson-McCully Foundation
team sponsors
Communities in Schools of
Detroit, Inc.
The Daoud Foundation
Detroit Housing Commission
Detroit Lions Charities
Detroit Youth Opportunity
Movement
Duffield Elementary School
Edyth Bush Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
Hudson-Webber Foundation
Jehovah Missionary Baptist
Church
McGregor Fund
Outwater Family Fund
Pistons-Palace Foundation
The Skillman Foundation
Wayne County Community
College
Wayne State University
David M. Whitney Fund
Carpentry by Woodcraft, Inc.
Comcast Foundation
Compuware Corporation
Detroit Free Press
Detroit Medical Center
Franklin Bank
Home Depot USA, Inc.
Information Solutions Group
Oakland Printing
Penske Corporation
PepsiCo
corporate donors
Al Long Ford
Michael Amman
Ben N. Teitel Charitable Trust
Michigan
Boys & Girls Clubs of
Southeastern Michigan
Brogan & Partners
Brooks Lumber
Maureen Busch
Busy Bee Hardware
in-kind donors
Children’s Center
City of Detroit
D&L Hardware
Tarik Daoud
Detroit Science Center
Evie’s Tamales
Food Farm Market
Genesis Lutheran Church
Gleaners Community Food
Bank
Henry Ford Academy
Herman’s Bakery
Hollywood Market
Inergy Automotive
International Institute of Metro
Detroit
JDAB Subway
Little Caesars Pizza
Miller Canfield
Yousef Mousa
Office Depot
Papa Romano’s
Pistons-Palace Foundation
Shawond Center
Subway
Target Corporation
Toys “R” Us
Triangle Hardware
Utrecht Detroit
Video-To-Go Editing
White Castle System, Inc.
Wildwood Ranch Camp
$10,000 - $49,999
Tarik & Helen Daoud
Gail & Lois Warden
individuals
$1,000 - $4,999
Penny Bailer
Marcie Brogan
John & Diana Marshall
Heath Meriwether
Reuben Munday
$250 - $999
Amanda Cabellero
Virgil Carr
Carmen Garcia
Elizabeth Kanter Groskind
Marilyn F. Hubbard
Nicole Klein
Hillary & David Kohler
Rex Nelson
David Page
Marlies Parenti
Paul Piper
Pamela Pratt
Nate Shapiro
Alicia M. Woods
$50 - $249
N. Charles Anderson
C. David Campbell
Lawrence Givens
Tarius Haggood
Diana Jones
N. Noreen Keating
Patrick Lindsey
Nan Piekarski
Coralie Reck
Senator Martha G. Scott
David F. Smydra
Laura Trudeau
Alicia Villarreal
35
contributors
new hampshire
Volunteer NH!
americorps
site sponsor
Fleet-New Hampshire
The GE Fund
MCI WorldCom
team sponsors
The City of Nashua
Danny’s Team
Enterprise Rent-a-Car
Foundation
The Fuller Foundation
Greater Piscataqua Community
Foundation
Haymarket People’s Fund
Knistrom Foundation
New Hampshire Bar
Foundation’s Richard F.
Cooper Fund
Otto Fund of the Greater
Piscataqua Community
Foundation
The PEN Grant
Portsmouth Sunrise Rotary Club
Rockingham County Board of
Commissioners
TJX Foundation
TOSA Foundation
United Way Venture Grant
AIR Security International, Inc.
Allied Security Systems, Inc.
Burlington Coat Factory
CBE Technologies
Citizens Bank
Coca Cola of Northern New
England
Connecticut General Life
Insurance
Daveyo Inc.
Forman Mills
Lonza Biologics
Mastoran Corporation
SBK Consulting, LLC
SHONAC Corporation
Shorty’s Restaurant
Sterling Testing Systems, Inc.
TJX Companies, Inc.
Tyco Telecommunications
Verizon
Weidema & Lavin CPAs, PA
corporate donors
36
in-kind donors
major gifts of 100,000 +
7 Stars Pizza
Alexandra Allen
Amanda Martin
Ambrosia Gardens
AT&T
Bagel Basket
Bagel Café
Bagel Works
The Bagelry
Ben Baldwin & the Big Note
Ben Franklin Crafts
Brothers Pizza
Capers Pizza
Capital Pizza Hut
Care Pharmacy
Casey Finn
Ceres Bakery
Shelby’s
Darleen’s Sub & Pizza
Domino’s Pizza
Dot’s Flower Shop
Dunkin’ Donuts
Eagle Photo Supply
Emery Farm
Exeter Rent-All
Flag Hill Winery
Foodee’s
General Electric
Granite Creek Garden &
Nursery
Hannaford
Honey Dew Donuts
Howie & Codie J’s
Hoyt’s Office Products
Hunt Community-Volunteer
Services
IDEA Outfitters
Jumpin’ Jay’s Fish Café
Kinko’s
Kozy’s Pizza
Lindbergh’s Crossing
Loaf & Ladle
Mahalos
Mama Lena’s Pizzeria
McDonald’s
Me & Ollie’s Bakery & Café
Minority Health Coalition
Moe’s
Molly Hart
New England Pizza
NewCircle Communications
Osco Drug
Palace Pizza
Panera Bread
Pawn Nitichan
Papa Gino’s
Papa Jay’s Pizzeria
Pearl’s Bakery
Pizza Hut
Pizzeria Uno
Portsmouth Brewery
Portsmouth Gardens
Portsmouth Pizza Factory
RAM Printing, Inc.
Redhook Brewery
Red’s Shoe Barn, Inc.
Rite Aid
River Bend Variety
SAU 16
Seth Marbin
Shaw’s
supporters
Stop n’ Save
Short Stop
Smiley’s Discount Beverage &
Pizza
Smuttynose Brewing
Snackaisle
Steven’s House of Pizza
Straford House of Pizza
Subset Pizza
Subway
Terra Cotta Pasta, Co.
The Bagelry
Wentworth Greenhouses
Wild Flower’s Café
Zestos
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous
cyzygy ’02 Contributors
individuals
$1,000 - $4,999
Scott & Donna Briggs
Doug & Kim Clark
Ken & Cindy Frietas
Jerry Haley
Bruce & Tari Johnson
Steven Kidder
Carole & John Pazzani
Portsmouth Popcorn Movie
Extravaganza Contributors
Ken & Leslie Pucker
Edward Rennicks
Send a Kid to Camp
Contributors
Stefany Shaheen
$250 - $999
David & Margaret Allen
Joseph Araby
Lynn & Fredrick Aronson
Mark Bannon &
Deborah Reichheld
Lee & Kristin Baxter
Michael Bean &
Jennifer Ramstrom
Peter Bender & Anne Osteberg
Mitchel Bernstein &
Stacy Burtman
Raymond & Barbara Blanton
Steven & Elizabeth Brigham
David Troy & Krista Brown
Frank & Patricia Bifulco
William Burke
Carolyn Casey
Frank Cauterucci
Claude Cestaro
Laurie & Clarke Chandler
Douglas & Kimberly Clark
Lisa Demarkis
John & Judith Dolan
Ed & Jane Drumm
Patrick Duffy
David Farrell
Hilda & Edward Fleisher
James & Eleanor Freiburger
Isaac Gindi
Michael Gneeco
Steven Grill
Sari Grossman & David Morris
Dennis Hagele
Christopher & Suzanne Harde
Linda Heasley
Geron Hoffman
Michelle Johnson
John & Carol Keating
Christopher Kelly
James & Mara Kennedy
Thomas Lucas & Leslie Kiliper
Larry & Paula Klane
Elise Klysa
Kevin & Leslie McCafferty
Bonnie & Bob Monahan
Julie & Michael Myers
Jane Palmer
Gordon & Laura Peterson
David Pompel
Michael & Andrea Prager
Shris Sakalosky
Kevin Smith
Russell & Jackie Weatherspoon
Carden & Ann Welsh
Danette & Stephen Wineberg
$50 - $249
Maureen Barrows
Nancy Conklin
Richard Davis
Casey Finn
Christopher Johnson
Amanda Martin
Robert Merriman
Charlie Rose
Patrick Sheehan
Steve Stestad
Jeff Wolters
contributors
philadelphia
PennSERVE: The Governor’s
Office of Citizen Service
americorps
cyzygy ’02 host site
City of Philadelphia
Firstrust Bank
University of Pennsylvania
presenting sponsors
Eagles Youth Partnership
First Union
Firstrust Bank
Fleet Bank
Glenmede Trust
Hunt Corporation
Lincoln Financial Group
Foundation
Morgan Stanley
Philadelphia Lawyers
Consortium
Ballard Spahr Andrews &
Ingersoll, LLP
Blank Rome Comisky &
McCauley, LLP
Dechert, Price & Rhoads,
LLP
Duane Morris & Heckscher,
LLP
Pepper Hamilton, LLP
Wolf, Block, Schorr & SolisCohen LLP
Safeguard Scientifics, Inc.
Sunoco, Inc.
Technitrol, Inc.
Turner Construction
team sponsors
The Barra Foundation
The Binswanger Foundation
Centro Nueva Creacion
The City of Philadelphia
The City of Philadelphia
Recycling Program
Congreso de Latinos Unidos
Democratic Leadership Council
The Germeshausen Foundation
The Haverford School
The Jay & Terry Snider
Foundation
The John S. and James L. Knight
Foundation
Leadership & Learning
Partnership Charter School
MBNA Foundation
Pew Charitable Trusts
The Philadelphia Foundation
Prince Music Theater
The School District of
Philadelphia
The Solomon & Sylvia Bronstein
Foundation
The Tioga Foundation
Visitation/H.A. Brown
Afterschool Program
The University of Pennsylvania
The Warren V. Musser
Foundation
William Penn Foundation
ACS State & Local Solutions
Adelman Lavine Gold & Levin
ADT Securities, Inc.
AND1
Anonymous
American Securities Capital
Partners, LP
Amerimar Enterprises, Inc.
Apothecom Associates, LLC
Arnold & Porter
Aurum Technology, Inc.
Bachow & Associates
Ballard Spahr Andrews &
Ingersoll, LLP
Barnes & Noble
The Barness Organization
The Brickman Group
Central City Toyota
The Children’s Boutique
Citizens Bank
CMS Companies
Comcast Family of Companies
Comroe Hing LLP
Cozen O’Connor
Crane Marketing
Communications
David Cutler Group
David’s Bridal
Delaware Valley Financial
Services, Inc.
Digital Broadband
Dolchin Slotkin & Todd, PC
Drinker Biddle & Reath
DuPont
Fannie Mae
Fishman & Tobin, Inc.
Fleetway/Colonial Group
The Galman Group
Gambone Brothers
Development Company
Gigliotti Group
Goldenberg Rosenthal
Home Health Corporation of
America
Horvitz Richards LLP
Hunt Corporation
Independence Blue Cross
The Ingerman Group
Joe Friedman Construction
Corporation
Kaiserman Company, Inc.
Keating Building Corporation
Kessler Cohen & Roth, PC
Klehr, Harrison, Harvey,
Branzburg & Ellers, LLP
KPMG, LLP
Le Bec Fin
Lehigh Valley Hospital & Health
Network
Liberty Property Trust
Lindy Property Management
Lubert-Adler Real Estate Funds
Mallin Panchelli Nadel Realty,
Inc.
Marlton Technologies
Marsh USA
MBNA
Mercedes Benz of Devon
Mercer
corporate donors
Merck
Michael Cutler Builders
Morgan Stanley
National City
National Properties
Navigator Equity Partners
Neiman Marcus
Normandy
The O’Neill Companies
Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell
& Hippel, LLP
Orleans Homebuilders Inc.
Pearl Properties
Pep Boys
Pepper Hamilton
Philadelphia Eagles
The Philadelphia Trust
Company
PRG Real Estate Management,
Inc.
Quaker City Abstract, Inc.
Rho Ventures
The Richman Group
The Rittenhouse Trust
Company
Roosevelt Paper Company
Rosenbluth International
Rubin Goldman & Associates
Saks Fifth Avenue
Salomon Smith Barney
Saltz, Mongeluzzi, Barrett &
Bendesky, PC
Sandler O’Neill Asset
Management, LLC
Saul Ewing LLP
Savett Fruitkin Podell & Ryan
SportsRadio 610 WIP
Stevens & Lee
Stoltz Brothers Ltd.
Summer House Design Group
SunGard
Susquehanna International
Group
Togar Property Company
Tube City, Inc.
University City Housing
Walters & Son Construction
Company
Wentworth Property
Management Corporation
York Paper Company
A. Brood & Sons
A&J Fabrics
Acme Markets Inc.
Acme Markets Pharmacy
ARAMARK
Bearcom
Citation Graphics
City of Philadelphia
Findlay Telecom
Garden Cash & Carry
Guerin Public Relations
Home Depot
Hunt Corporation
Jack B. Fabrics
KFC
Lopatin Productions
Maxies’ Daughter Inc.
Media Pet
Memberclicks
Modern Equipment Sales &
Rental
Office Cents
Papa John's Pizza
Pathmark
Petco
Philabundance
Pizza Tech
Rust-Oleum/RPM, Inc.
SEPTA
Pepsi
St. Ives Burrups
South Street Bagels
Staples, The Office Superstore
Top Guns Corporate
Photography, Ltd.
University of Pennsylvania
Wawa Food Market
World Wide Aquarium
in-kind donors
37
contributors
$10,000 - $49,999
Helaine & Joe Banner
Jean & Michael Grasso
Hollye & Jeff Jacobs
Caroline & Sidney Kimmel
Ronald Krancer
Sharon Pinkenson &
Joseph Weiss
Martha Snider &
Charles Kurtzman
individuals
$5,000 - $9,999
Patti & Mark Hallowell
Andrea & Warren Kantor
Michele & Les Littman
Barry Ludwig
Ellen & Michael Michelson
Harvey Shipley Miller
Amy Nislow
The Sandler Family
Lynn & Howard Shecter
Noele & Alan Wein
Felecia & Jeffrey Weiss
$1,000 - $4,999
Gisela & Dennis Alter
Pam & Jim Balfanz
Pamela & David Berkman
Carol & Howard Bernick
Sheree & Wayne Bloch
Suzanne & Norman Cohn
Skip Connor
Hilary & Richard Cooper
Joseph Cox
Barbara Eberlein &
Richard Dilsheimer
Vicki & Gary Erlbaum
Mary & Joseph Fenkel
Robert Fox
Lisa & Jeff Glass
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Gleklen
Sam Greenblatt
Mary Gregg & John Ryan
Anne & Matt Hamilton
Minnie & Sean Holleran
Eve & Kenneth Klothen
Robert Levy
Amy & Alan Markowitz
Marciene & Herman Mattleman
Roy Neff
Andrea Riso
Don Rosen
Lyn & George Ross
Ronald Rubin
Manny Stamatakis
Iliana & Ben Strauss
Tara & David Sussman
Donald Thompson
Maddy & Les Weiser
Joe Zuritsky
38
$250 - $999
John Armstrong
Sharon & Frank Ash
Nicholas Barbato
Diane & Bob Bass
Neil Batiancila
John Beilenson
Sherry & Michael Bell
Chandra Bembrey
Lynn & Gil Benjamin
Jill & Bart Blatstein
Sylvia & Fred Blume
Edward F. Borden, Jr.
Irvin Borowsky
Don Brody
Carol Bryan & John Heuisler
Mr. & Mrs. James Buck, III
Laurada Byers
Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Chalfin
Peter Cianci
Georgette Ciukurescu
Crystal Clark
Trina & Don Cohan
Donna Cooper
Greg Cosell
B.J. & Howard Creskoff
Jeffrey Dalke
Sherry & Brian Effron
Liz & Ed Ellers
Jonathan Estrin
Chris Flood
Sylvia & Stanford Frank
Jennifer & Jonathan Garino
Rev. Bruce Ginther
Michael Goldenberg
Andrew Goldman
Eileen & Lee Green
David Haas
Antonia Hamilton
Jenny Hamilton
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hauptfuhrer
Keith Jennings
Raye & Jerry Johnson
Allan Kalish
Sam Katz
Sherry & Doug Kargher
Lee & Jerry Katzoff
Jamie & Warren Klein
Christopher Kovolski
Nancy & Richard Lewine
Donna Livingston
Rob McCord
Mary Wiest Mackie
Heather Margolis
Rose Lynn Marino
Donna & Richard Meyers
Rick Mosenkis
Marilyn & Jerome Muchnick
Ronald Naples
Rosalind & Donald Nathanson
Barbara Nugent & Nick Lezzi
Michael Nutter
Paul Putney
Michelle Regan
Carol & Bob Rock
Bob Rovner
Geena Sankoorikal
Deena & Eric Seltzer
Betsy & Richard Sheerr
Nancy & Ben Shein
Adam Sherman
Kate & Sam Sidewater
Christopher Simmons
Lisa Sloan
Pamela Smith
Constance & Joseph Smukler
Beth & Craig Snider
B.J. & Craig Spencer
Rudy Sprinkle
Naomi Post Street
Thomas Strohm
Kay & Paul Sude
Linda & Ian Swain
Evelyn & Daniel Tabas
Robbi & Bruce Toll
Elizabeth & Tony Vale
Jayne & David Weinstock
Kelly Whitehead
$50 - $249
Scott Addis
Yasmine Alsaleh
Carol & Wayne Balfanz
Betsy & Ken Balin
Andrea Barsevick
Thelma Batiancila
Terry & Dan Beam
Dana Blaney
Jennifer Cochran
Ida Chen
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Dash
Paul Delker
Kelly Dura
Wyneshia Foxworth
Michael Hilbert
Lisa & Michael Glassner
Steven Grenz
Synera Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore
Kapnek, III
William Kirby, Jr.
William Landman
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Levin
Michael Monihan
Steven Morris
Karen & Asuka Nakahara
Rose Mary Neal & Loretta Lawn
Jaclyn Newcome
Lawrence Polanski
Carol Rogers
Judy & Phil Shiekman
Kristin Walega
Jessica Weybright
rhode island
Rhode Island Service Alliance
americorps
Bank of Newport
CVS Charitable Trust, Inc
Fleet Bank
Hasbro Charitable Trust
Textron Inc.
team sponsors
Adoniram Council No. 8
Alperin/Hirsch Family
Foundation
Blackstone Park Improvement
Association
The Champlin Foundations
Citizens’ Memorial Elementary
School
City of Newport
City of Providence
Coleman Elementary School
CVS Highlander Charter
Elementary School
Dexter Donation
Episcopal Diocese of Rhode
Island
Feinstein Family Foundation
First Federal Charitable
Foundation
Haffenreffer Family Fund
Hazard Family Foundation
Henry J. Winters Elementary
School
Joukowsky Family Foundation
June Rockwell Levy Foundation
McAdams Charitable
Foundation
Newport CDBG
Pawtucket CDBG
The Prospect Hill Foundation
The Rhode Island Foundation
Rhode Island Service Alliance
Roosa Family Foundation
Senate Legal Grant, Newport
Woonsocket CDBG
Woonsocket Housing Authority
AAA of Southern New England
Amica Insurance Company
Antero’s at the Arcade
Bank of Newport
Bank RI
Beacon Mutual Insurance
Company
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Rhode
Island
Brown, Rudnick, Freed &
Gesmer
Brown University
Bryant College
Chad's Grille
Chamberworks
Citizens Financial Group, Inc.
Cogens Printing Services
Cogens Realty
Collette Vacations
Connecting for Children &
Families
Cox Communications
corporate donors
contributors
CVS/pharmacy
Daily Grinds
D’Amico & Testa, Attorneys at
Law
Dimeo Construction
Duffy & Shanley
Fleet Bank
FM Global
Frasch Confectioner
Gilbane Building Company
Greenwood Credit Union
GTECH Corporation
Harrison Law Associates
Hasbro, Inc.
Hinckley Allen & Snyder
IM-AJ Communications &
Design, Inc.
Johnson & Wales University
Karma
MacAdams & Wieck Inc.
Marathon Construction, Inc.
McLaughlin & Moran, Inc.
MetLife
Moses & Afonso Ltd.
Narragansett Electric Company
Newport Collaborative
Architects, Inc.
Newport Federal Savings Bank
Ninigret Partners LLC
Nortek Inc.
Paramount Cards, Inc.
Pawtucket Credit Union
Print Source
Providence Chamber of
Commerce
Company
Providence Performing Arts
Center
Providence Washington
Insurance Companies
Provider Insurance Group
Rhode Island School of Design
RI Foster Parents Association,
Inc.
RIPTA
Robert Falcone Design
Roger Williams University
SER-Jobs for Progress, Inc.
Sunlife Insurance
Swisher Restroom Hygiene
Taco Inc.
Tandem Care
Teknor Apex
Texas Instruments
Textron Inc.
Verizon
Wardwell Braiding Machine
Company
Aspara Restaurant
Bank RI
Colin Billings
Brick Alley Pub
Building 19
Vanessa Burkhart
Caserta Pizza
Castle Hill Inn & Resort
Chad Brown Market
Mayor Vincent A. Cianci, Jr.
School
Coast Guard House Restaurant
Coiffeurium Salon
Collette Vacations
CVS/pharmacy
Daily Bread Cafe
Dunkin’ Donuts
Electric Grill
El Paisa Restaurant
Expresso’s Pizza
Christine Ferguson
Festival Ballet
FNX Radio
Frank’s Variety
Get a Wife, Inc.
Tom Goddard
Grossman’s Bargain Outlet
Guy Abelson Events
Casby Harrison
Hasbro, Inc.
Hotel Viking
India Restaurant
Charles Jacquin
Kelly Floor Covering
La Faundry Home
Michoan Restaurant
Mi Guatemala
Modern Jazz Dance Company
Roger Mulvane, Roger Williams
Zoo
Naissance Restaurant
Newport Marriott
Newport Music Festival Series
Newport Yachting Center
Papa Ginos
Papa John’s Pizza
Sandy Parsons
The Pawtucket Red Sox
Perishable Theatre
Pizza Den
Providence Biltmore Hotel
Providence Children’s Museum
Company
Providence Performing Arts
Center
Quizno’s Restaurant
Linda Radin-Damon
Red Carpet Cigars
The Rhode Island Philharmonic
RIPTA
Ricon Salvadoreno
Sandwich Stop
Shaw’s Supermarket
Southwest Airlines
Spumoni’s Restaurant
Starlight Limousine
Howard Sutton
Swarvoski Crystal
Ian Tink
Town, Wine & Spirits
Trinity Repertory Company
Village Pizza
in-kind donors
Waterfire Providence
WJAR Television-NBC 10
XO Cafe
Yesterday’s
$10,000 - $49,999
Craig & Sarah
Beinecke Richardson
Letitia & John Carter
individuals
$5,000 - $9,999
Kim & Liz Chace
Ted & Marion Haffenreffer
Jack & Sara McConnell
$1,000 - $4,999
Richard & Joan Abrams
Alden & Emily Anderson
Richard Angelone
Anonymous
Daniel & Elizabeth Burke
Bryant
Arnold Buff & Johnnie Chace
Lawrence Fish
Thomas & Lisa Goddard
Robert & Hope Goddard
Merle & Stanley Goldstein
Cristie Hanaway
Michael & Hope Hudner
Kristin Lehoullier
Herbert & Beverly Malin
Edmund Mauro
Robert & Elizabeth McGregor
Cate & William Roberts
Henry & Peggy Sharpe
Merrill Sherman
Howard & Kim Sutton
Sheldon & Sandra Whitehouse
$250 - $999
Guy Abelson
Mary Ellen Ahern
Anonymous (6)
Robert Barrow
John P. Berry
Colin & Mary Billings
Alice Boss Altman
Larry Brown
Matt Brown
Walter Brown
William & Jeanne Bundy
Heidi Buonanno
Edward Cabral
Malcolm & Erin Chace
Chris & Heather Crosby
Donna D’Aloia
Murray Danforth
Karen Davis
Karen & Peter Ditto
Bart Dunbar
Shannon Dunnigan &
Colleen Manuppelli
Richard Bruce Feinstein
Christine Ferguson &
Fred Glomb
Robert & Andrea Fine
Katharine & John Flynn
John Flynn & Jill Sabatine
Laura Gardner
Angela Gora
Casby Harrison
Robert & Jill Jaffe
Jude & Susan Kostas
Virginia L. Lacey
Ted & Deborah Leach
Nick & Karen Leschly
Jerrold & Barbara Levine
Mary Lima
Steve & Sharon Linder
Frederick Lippitt
Fred & Phyllis Lohrum
Nicholas Trott Long
Fern Madyun
Roger & Gayle Mandle
Sandy Parsons
Charles & Bernardine G. Reilly
Ted & Kibbe Reilly
Julia & Curt Richardson
David & Jill Roosa
Steve Rosa & Mary Sadlier
Susan Shea
Steve & Barbara Sorin
Susan Symonds
Ian Tink
Steve Vadnais & Sherry Goldin
Robin Torbron Warde
Harris Weiner
Caroline Wilcox
Marjorie Yashar
James A. Yoder
$50 - $249
Ann M. Adriance
Rick Andreano &
Rae Gatewood
John & Mary Andries
Anonymous (13)
Karam & Barbara Badway
Richard E. Ballou
David Balwanz
Daniel Bannister
Dawn M. Biron
Matthew S. Billings
Rita Mae Blake
Jeanne E. Blaney
PJ Blankenhorn
Deborah Block &
William Harley
Frank & Donna Boffi
Robert E. Borah
Joseph Caprara
Phillip Castro
Senator Lincoln Chafee
Marcia Russell Cintron
Pierre Clark
Joan Irons Cronin
Michelle Culpan
Albert Dahlberg & Hilary Fagan
Jackie Daluz
Raymond G. Daniels, Jr.
Steven Deerine
Tony Deller
Adrianne M. DeLuca
Romulus & Dorothy DeLuca
Linda & Henry Donaldson
Peter & Rosemary Fagan
Joshua Fasano
Katie Ferrand
Cheryl Fonseca
Kim Ford
Valerie Gardiner
Rae M. Gatewood
Billy Goodes
Carolyn Greely
Paul E. Gricus
Maggie Grove
Jessica Herford
Barry Hittner
William H. Hollinshead, M.D.
Lisa Kieffer
Jason Leonardo
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contributors
Rick & Tricia McAuliffe
Donald & Mary McClure
William & Paula McCagney
Steve McGregor
Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Mahoney
David & Colleen Manuppelli
Luz Marte
Vincent Marzullo
Thomas J. Moakley
John & Kristen Moran
Jyothi Nagraj
Sylvia Natale
John Nazarian
Christina Olex
Kathy Orovitz
Joseph Paolino, Jr.
Yom Pek & Rin Chhin
Ashley Poland
Elizabeth Ramel de Prince
Jack & Karen Regan
Kristen Ridolfi
D.O. Rosenberg
Deborah Ruggiero
Peter & Madeline Quirk
Salvadore
Debora Schultz
Donald & Ursula Shea
Robert Sherman
Neil Steinberg & Eugenia Shao
Robert Tobias
Lori Weber
Mrs. John Hazen White, Jr.
Richard D. Worrell
Mary Wright
Megan M. Yakey
Amy Ziegler
40
san antonio
Texas Commission on
Volunteerism & Community
Service
americorps
team sponsors
Argyle Foundation
Goldsbury Foundation
McCombs Foundation
Meadows Foundation
Rotary Foundation
Sacks Foundation
San Antonio Spurs Foundation
San Fernando Cathedral
Murial Siebert Foundation
Strumberg Foundation
Temple Beth-El
Texas A&M University
Texas Women's Forum
The Brown Schools at Laurel
Ridge
Trinity University
University of Texas Health
Science Center
Aguirre International
Alamo Title Company
American Financial & Auto
Services
American Passenger Travel
Amerisale, Incorporated
Anderson Marketing Group
Terry Archer Clothing
Arnold Automotive & Oil
Company, Inc.
Aylor Harvey & Associates, Inc.
Bank of America
Bank One
Beldon Roofing Company
Boeing
Broadway National Bank
Budco Limited
CCI Telecom Inc.
Cal-Tex Protective Coatings,
Inc.
Cavender & Hill Properties
Cavender Audi
Cavender Buick
Cavender Cadillac
Cavender Toyota Inc.
Calendar Systems
Clark American
Clear Channel Communications
Cintas
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Comfort Air Engineering
Corporate Travel Planners
Cox Radio
Docucon
Eichlitz, Dennis, Wray &
Westheimer Agency, Inc.
Eisenhower Bank
William Epp & Associates
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Frost National Bank
Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P.
G&K Services, Inc.
Grande Communications
Byron Grimes Toyota Motor
corporate donors
Guerra DeBerry Coody
Hearst Service Center
Holt Company of Texas
Kennedy Wire & Rope
Land Rover of San Antonio
Loeffler, Jonas & Tuggey LLP
Management Enterprises
McKane Morgan & Associates
Inc.
Martin Marietta Materials, Inc.
Southwest Division
On-Sight Fuels, Inc.
Pape-Dawson Engineering
Safenet Communications
San Antonio Automobile
Dealers Association
San Antonio Credit Union
Saturn of San Antonio
Security Service Federal Credit
Union
Seven Seasons Travel
SBC Communications
Sterling Bank
Taylor West Advertising
Tesoro Petroleum Company
Triangle Reproductions
United Services Automobile
Association
Univision Television
Valero Corporation
Veridian Information Solutions
Wells Fargo Bank
Zachry Construction
Corporation
Alamo Community College
District
Rotary Club of San Antonio
San Antonio Community
College
Sea World of Texas
Texace Corporation
Trinity Baptist Church
VIA Transit System
Wells Fargo Bank
in-kind donors
$5,000 - $9,999
Larry & Charlotte Franklin
individuals
$1,000 - $4,999
Bob & Judy Bomer
Dolph Briscoe
Rick & Suzanne Cavender
Sam & Laura Dawson
Fred Fong
Ed Gistaro
Robert & Shirley Herres
Carole Lanham
David & Leanna McIlvoy
Greg Moffitt
Sue Merrell-Schwirtz
Dale & Martha Wood, MD
$250 - $999
Dave Abshier
Jay Anderson
Scott Anderson
Barbara & Cal Banker
Edward & Nelda Benninger
James & Phyllis Browning
W. Plack Carr, III
Jimmy & Judy Cavender
Dr. & Mrs. Charles Cotrell
Gogi & John Dickson
Roland & Janice Dubay
Tino Duran
Tertia & Arthur Emerson
Mary Lou & Bob Farmer
Bruce & Janet Flohr
Alfredo & Tenchita Flores
Gilbert S. Garcia, Jr.
Nick & Liecie Hollis
James A. Jaeger
John S. Jockusch
Bart & Dore Koontz
Harry Kuper
Martha Landsman
Richard Lepere
James Lifshutz
Brig/Gen Robert F. McDermott
Tony Nassar
Stella & Richard Nelson
Peggy & Paul Pace
Gary & Arline Patterson
Parke Patterson
Linda Perry
Joseph & Aaronetta Pierce
Jack Powell
Dale & Carol Reston
Wade Richardson
Antonio Rigual
Estella & Tony Rivera
William M. Russell
Kathy Sosa
Rabbi Samuel M. Stahl
Melanie Toniazzo
Col. Lynn & Linda Wakefield
Caroline & Larry Walker
Bucky & Maria Wellisch
Bill West
Clarence “Reggie” Williams
$50 - $249
Jim Berg
Charles O. Charles
Lila Cockrell
B.W. Coleman
Rebecca Epstein
Sylvia Fernandez
William Freed
Roy Galvan
Tom Galvin
Lynn Hallinger
Rosemary Kowalski
Doug Leonhard
Edith McAllister
Richard Middleton, Ph.D.
Ed Miles, Jr.
Jack Mitchell
Mike Molak
Dan A. Naranjo
John Newell
Park Patterson
Lonnie Perez, Jr.
John Peveto
Russell A. Rinklin, Jr.
Les Sachanowicz
Charles Schumacher
Charles Smith
Doug Smith
John Spalten
Robert Watson
Jack Williams
contributors
GO SERV: Governor’s Office on
Service & Volunteerism
americorps
Adobe Systems, Inc.
Agilent
Technologies/Paramount’s
Great America
Applied Materials, Inc.
The Cisco Systems Foundation
Comerica BankCalifornia/Synopsys
Intel Corporation/Adobe
Systems, Inc.
San José BEST (City of San José)
team sponsors
Arrillaga Foundation
Allstate Foundation
AT&T Foundation
Greater Bay Bancorp
Foundation
The Collins Foundation
Fitzpatrick Foundation
Lesbian Equity Foundation of
Silicon Valley
Mike Fox Family Foundation
The William & Flora Hewlett
Foundation
Susan & Joel Hyatt Family
Foundation
Lucile Packard Foundation for
Children’s Health
San José Medical Center
Foundation
Silicon Valley Charity Ball
Sobrato Family Foundation
Adobe Systems, Inc.
Agilent Technologies
Altera Corporation
Applied Materials, Inc.
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Fairmont San Jose
Intel Corporation
Lockheed Martin Employees’
Foundation
National Semiconductor
Netscape
Penney’s Towing
San Jose Mercury News
Schlumberger “Bucks of the
Month” Club
Silicon Graphics, Incorporated
(SGI)
Synopsys
corporate donors
5th St. Methodist Church
Adobe Systems, Inc.
Agnews Developmental Center
Albertsons Supermarket
Alice Cox
Amanda Tobin
Andy Encarnacao
Barbara Ayres
Baylands Natural Area
Café 1850
Casa Vicky’s
Cat’s Cafe
Children’s Musical Theatre
City of San José
City of Santa Clara
City of Sunnyvale
The Cutting Board Deli
City Café & Deli
City Pizza
Columbia Neighborhood Center
DiPuccio’s Catering & Italian
Restaurant
Domino’s Pizza
East Side Boys & Girls Club
El Chino Taqueria
Fair Oaks Park
Falafel Drive-In of San Jose
Falafel House
Fresh Choice Restaurant
Galli Produce Market
Giorgio’s Italian Food & Pizza
GLIDE Memorial Church
Gunther’s Restaurant &
Catering
Hip Hop Congress
Hip Pop
Hobee’s Restaurant
House of Siam Restaurant
Humane Society of Santa Clara
Valley
Iguanas Taqueria
Il Postale Restaurant
Inca Gardens Peruvian Cuisine
Jamba Juice
Jennifer Baily
Jessica Friedman
Kathleen Lee
Kelly Moore Paint
KFC on Santa Clara Street
La Victoria Taqueria
Le Boulanger Cafe
Little Caesar’s
Lou’s Living Donut Museum
Lowell Elementary School
M.E. Fox & Co., Inc.
Mexican American Community
Services Agency (MACSA)
Michael Elliott
Muchos Restaurant
Nacho’s Tacos
National Council on
Community & Justice
Noah’s Bagels
Office of San José City Council
Member Cindy Chavez
Our City Forest
The Parents of our Young
Heroes
Peggy Sue’s Cafe
Peter’s Bakery
Pizza Chicago
Pizza Hut
Pizza My Heart
Pizza-A-Go-Go
in-kind donors
Pizzeria Uno
Pleasure Pizza
PW Markets
Ray Conti
Rockin’ Tacos
Round Table Pizza
Sacred Heart Community
Services Agency
San Jose Mercury News
San Jose State University
San Jose Unified School District
Saussel Creek Restaurant
SaveMart
Sbarro Pizza
Second Cup Café & Eatery
Second Harvest Food Bank
Simpkins Swim Center
Smile House Restaurant
Sonny’s Donuts
Spartan Keyes N.A. Shops, Inc.
Spiedo’s Restaurant
Stuft Pizza
Sunnyvale Community Center
Sunnyvale Mayor Fred Fowler
Tied House Restaurant
Tofu Com Chay Restaurant
Tony & Alba’s Pizza & Pasta
Ulistac Natural Area
Una Mas Taqueria
Valley Transportation Authority
Vito’s Famous Pizza
Walden West Retreat Center
Walgreens
Whole Foods Market, Inc.
Wilson Adult Education Center
Yummy Rice
$10,000 - $49,999
Cristy Lanfri
individuals
$5,000 - $9,999
Lisa Sonsini
$1,000 - $4,999
Randy Attaway
Gary Fazzino
Mike Fox
Nancy Glaser
Carl Guardino
Richard Heye &
Barbara Tonnesen
Bill & Barbara Heil
Phil & Susan Hammer
Mary Henry
Amy & Kevin Laughlin
Kathy Levinson
Joe & Jennifer Natoli
Joe Pon & George Duran
Sheri Sobrato
Gina Sutherst
$250 - $999
Christy Achon
Erin Brennock
Paula Brennock
Cindy Chavez
Peter Cross
John & Sheila Dowd
Graham Freeman
Jim & Virginia Fruchterman
Jim Hall & Kathleen Slattery
Shawna Holmes
Lisa Jensen
Bill Lanfri
Lani & Andre Luthard
Edwin McCauley
Mark McKinney
Jason & Gina Morris
Laurie & Richard North
Patterson
Terry O’Rourke
Cindy Olson
Nico Peruzzi &
Ann Bolger Peruzzi
Steve Preminger
Mary Alice Ramsden
Lindi Ramsden
Dennis Ryerson
Lila & Ron Schmidt
Dana Shaw
Jennifer Sims
Suzanne Slonim
Peter Tarrant
Patrick Tehan
Mark Tippin
Brooke Wagner
Brooke & Kate Wagner
Gale & Marshall Wilder
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contributors
$50 - $249
Jennifer Andaluz
Sylvia Rodriguez Andrew
Betsy Arroyo
Laura Baker
Melora Balson
Edward Bishop
Deborah Blackwell
Tom & Polly Bredt
Terry Christensen
Esther Cole
Dyanne Compton
Pat Dando
Anita & Kevan Del Grande
Monica DeVincenzi
Manny Diaz for Assembly
Mary Helen Doherty
Shelley Doran
Debra Drake
A. J. Elliott
Michael Elliott
Bill Erlendson
Liz Figueroa
Figueroa for Senate 2002
Jessica Friedman
Michael & Janet Geracie
Rebecca Guerra
Frances & Jack Hood
Mary Huang
Alan Limbach
Jean Limbach
Kris Linder
Kerry Lobel
Peggy Lynch
Patty Massey
Susan Meyers
Catherine & Bob Miller
Dolores & Michael Moore
Judy Nadler
Elizabeth Nielsen
Patricia O’Hearn
Danyelle Phillips
Mike Potter
Robert Ramirez
Regina Reilly
Lila Schmidt
Dale Shimasaki
Susan & Bob Smith
Jose Torres
Christie Hardwick Vianson
Ruth Von Goeler
Marilyn & David Walker
Karen & Jeff Whipple
Colleen Wilcox
Dulcenia Wilder
Stephen Wolford
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seattle/king county
Community Service
americorps
Adobe Systems, Inc.
KeyBank
team sponsors
Apex Foundation
B.F. Day Elementary School
Bill & Melinda Gates
Foundation
Casey Family Programs
City of Seattle
Henry M. Jackson Foundation
Sound Transit
Team Read
Thrifty Car Rental
Wing Luke Elementary School
Adobe Systems, Inc.
Philanthropy Council
CitiMortgage
Microsoft Corporation
Nordstrom, Inc.
Starbucks Corporation
State Farm Insurance Company
corporate donors
Albertson’s
Alphagraphics
Artist & Craftsman
Champion Party Supply
Domino’s Pizza
Envision Incorporated
Fred Meyer
Gateway Athletic Club
Henry’s
Highline School District/Camp
Waskowitz
Home Depot
Jackrabbit
Jai Thai
James Semo
Lowes Home Improvement
McDonald’s Corporation
Morfey’s Cake Shoppe
Nintendo
Nissan
Noah’s New York Bagels
Pizza Hut
Quality Food Center (QFC)
Rite Aid
Safeway
Sam’s Club
Seattle’s Best Coffee
Sound Transit
Starbucks Coffee Company
Target
Thriftway
Thrifty Car Rental
Tower Records
Uptown Espresso
Walgreens
World Wraps
in-kind donors
$10,000 - $49,999
Shelley & Dave Malcolm
individuals
$1,000 - $4,999
Wendy & Reuven Carlyle
Kris Engskov
Gwen & Rich Glew
Susan Kim & Dan Williams
Darnell Malcolm &
Vergil Jackson
Connie Mao & Rich Tong
Lisa & John Merrill
Karen & Robert Williams
$250 - $999
Carol Bauman & Lucas Schenck
Sarah & Rich Barton
Selma & Bob Blanusa
Julie Briselden & Rob Bayuk
Eva & Jeff Camp
Vicki Childs
Annie & Mike Conte
Lisa & Jeffrey Coopersmith
Rita Creighton
Sarah Dick & Andrew McCone
Derek Dohn
Alison Genua-Ippolito &
Mark Ippolito
Meredith & Jay Goldstein
Carroll Haymon & Eric Liu
Eric B. Johnson
Lois & George Meng
Angelina Ong
Elizabeth & Steve Silverberg
Cathy Wallach & Michael Hatch
John Widzgowski
$50 - $249
Nancy Adams
Rima Alaily
Martha Alexander
Sue Bailey
Barbara Blackshear-Haley
Leslie Boden
Bernadette Bulacan
Ann & Bob Braham
Jean Carpenter
Aimee Chung
Steve Daschle
Robert Dennis
Patrick Duhon & Karen Murphy
Hillarie A. Flood
Barbara Frazier
Lora Giboney
Michelle & Brad Goldberg
Carol Gregory
Lois & James Hampton
Jill & Douglas Hawkins
Nancy & Joy Hawkins
Linda & Bob Hughes
Carol Illback
Kasey Teal Jones
Sara Jones
Senator Karen Keiser
Helen Kludt
Mandy Levenberg &
Clay McDaniel
Jane & Joe McGeehan
Michele & Jeffrey McKee
David Marks
William Mason
Holly Morris
Susan Ocho
Karen Orwig
Debra & Michael Pinckney
Keri & Wesley Pinney
Dawn Rains
Mary Ann Rankin
Kathy Reed
Patricia Reh
Kathy & Michael Risse
Elizabeth & Jonathan Roberts
Carl Shaw
David Silverman
Kathi Skarbo
Sarah Spillman
Marsha Spreier
Christina & Pat Taylor
Margaret Van Bodegom
Jennifer Wittman
Tim Warner
Whitney Williams
Sheila Wilson-Murray
Mary Ann Yamaguchi
contributors
washington, dc
Community Service
americorps
The Case Foundation
founding site sponsor
Advisory Board Foundation
AOL Time Warner
Citizen Funders
Fannie Mae Foundation
Lawyer’s Consortium
team sponsors
Jewell Foundation
W.K. Kellogg Foundation
Morino Institute
WebMethods Foundation
The World Bank
CreateHope
Discovery Communications
The Washington Post
corporate donors
Au Bon Pain
Bertucci’s
Charlie’s Restaurant
Chipoltle Mexican Grill
DC Commission on National &
Community Service
Dennison Nursery
Domino’s Pizza
Drink More Water
Dunkin’ Donuts
Duron Paints & Wallcoverings
East of the River Clergy-PoliceCommunity Partnership
Einstein Brothers Bagels
Firehook Bakery
Fragers Hardware Store
Fresh Fields Whole Food
Market
Galliher & Huguely Associates,
Inc. Hardware Store
Giant
Hogan & Hartson, LLP
Home Depot
Honest Tea
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
Lockheed Martin
Lowe’s Home Improvement
Warehouse
McDonalds
Office Catering
PepsiCo
Pizzeria Paradiso
Port of Piraeus
Safeway
Shoppers Food Warehouse
Thai Cuisine
in-kind donors
$5,000 - $9,999
Kathy & Art Bushkin
individuals
$1,000 - $4,999
Katherine Borsecnik
Danny & Jocelyn Krifcher
$250 - $999
Timothy &
Herbert Abercrombie
Jim Filpi
Robert & Phyllis Hanfling
$50 - $249
William & Amabel Allen
Crystal Ball
Don Borut
Robert Broeksmit &
Susan Bollendorf
Norman & Janet Brown
Olivia Brown
Gwendolyn Brunson
James Campbell
Kathleen Casey
Ruth & Ed Cogen
Eldon “Took” Crowell
Iris Davis
Venus Davis
Greg & Linda Dolson
Arvella Farmer
Keith Ferguson
Susan Finch
Laura Foster & Aaron Goldblatt
Tom & Elizabeth Fox
Janet Graham
Jennifer Groucutt
Joseph & Merna Guttentag
Elizabeth & Loren Hall
Ruperte Hamilton
Joseph & Linda Hennessey
Keri Jones
Jacqueline Jordan
Lauren Jordan
Laurie Kohn
Stan Leven & Mary Richardson
Paul MacMahon
Kathyrn Malague
David & Jaclin Marlin
Andrea Maxwell
Richard Morrison
Judy Murray
Tai & Liem Nguyen
Sam Peraino
Deborah Ratner for Vic Ratner
Lois Rhodes
Margaret Sockel
Richard & Eileen Strahan
Hashiya Hamza Sulley
Larry & Cynthia Twyman
Doug & Gloria Van Dyke
Stuart & Juliane Weeks
Lowell Weiss & Sara Finkelstein
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service partners
boston
Asian Task Force on Domestic
Violence
Baldwin School
Banneker Charter School
Boston Latin Academy
Bromley Heath Teen Center
Burke High School
Cambridge Youth Programs
Casa Myrna Vazquez
Channing School
Citizen Schools
Condon School
Dearborn Extended Day
Program
Dorchester Community
Roundtable
East End House
Edwards Middle School
Elijah Greenwood After-School
Program
Ellis Memorial
Emerson After-School Program
Emerson School
Faneuil After-School Program
Fenway High School
Gardner School
Greater Egleston Community
School
Haley School
Higginson School
Hyde Square Task Force
James Michael Curley School
Josiah Quincy School
Laboure Center
Madison Park High School
Marshall Extended Day Program
Martin Luther King School
Mason School
Massachusetts Department of
Environmental Management
Massachusetts Executive Office
of Environmental Affairs
Mendell Extended Day Program
Community & Justice
National Parks Service
Peace at Home
Phineaus Bates Extended Day
Program
Renaissance School
Roxbury Boys & Girls Club
Snowden High School
Spontaneous Celebrations
Tenacity
Tent City
Trotter School
Washington Street YMCA
Wheatley Middle School
Agassiz Grammar School
Blackstone Community Center
Boston Community Centers
Boston Housing Authority
Boston Parks and Recreation
The Boston Public Works Dept.
Boston Schoolyard Initiative
Boston Youth Clean-Up Corps
mural crew
Cambridge Parks Department
Charlestown Public Schools
Dudley Street Neighborhood
Initiative
2001 serve-a-thon
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East Boston Healthy Boston
Coalition
Emerald Necklace Conservancy
English High School
Franklin Hill Housing
Development
Mandela Housing in South End
Mattapan Family Service Center
Mayor's Office of Neighborhood
Services
McCormack Task Force (South
Boston)
Metropolitan District
Commission
Metropolitan District
Commission and the
Esplanade Association
Northeastern Family Institute
Paige Academy
St. Francis de Sales Church
St. Mary's School in South
Boston
South End/Lower Roxbury
Open Land Trust
Thompson Island Outward
Bound Education Center
chicago
Albany Park Community Center
Armour Elementary School
Chicago Youth CentersFellowship House
Clemente Community Academy
David G. Farragut Career
Academy
Henry Suder Elementary School
Julia C. Lathrop Elementary
School
Lawndale Community Academy
Marquette Elementary School
Oakland Charter School
Resin Orr Community Academy
Theodore Roosevelt High
School
South Shore Community
Academy
signature &
short term service
AIDSCare
American Jewish CongressMidwest Region
Apna Ghar
Association House of Chicago
Austin People’s Action Center
Bethel New Life/Neighborhood
Outpost
Better Boys Family Service
Program
Block Club FederationHumboldt Park
Casa Central
The Cathedral Shelter of
Chicago
Centro de la Casa
Chicago Abused Women
Coalition
Chicago Park District
Chicago Youth Centers
Catholic Charities
Chinese American Service
League
Cornerstone Community
Outreach
Erie Neighborhood House
Family Rescue
Franciscan House of Mercy
Franciscan Outreach
Association
Greater Chicago Food
Depository
Heartland Alliance
H.O.M.E. (Housing
Opportunities & Maintenance
for the Elderly)
Hope Alive!
Hope House
Instituto Del Progreso Latino
Kagan Home for the Blind
Lincoln Park Zoo
Mary McDowell Settlement
House
Matthew House
New Moms (Salem Mission
Home)
Nobel Neighbors
Onward Neighborhood House
Open Hand
Olive Branch Mission
Pacific Garden Mission
The Resurrection Program
Rock for Kids
St. Paul’s House & Health Care
St. Sabina/The ARK of St.
Sabina
Salvation Army
Southwest Women Working
Together
Streetwise
World Relief
World Vision
service partners
cleveland
Andrew J. Rickoff Elementary
School
American Red Cross-Greater
Cleveland Chapter
Charles Dickens Elementary
School
The Children’s Museum of
Cleveland
Citizens’ Academy
Corlett Elementary School
Dike Montessori Center
Domestic Violence Center
Douglas MacArthur Elementary
School
East Clark Elementary School
El Barrio @ Buhrer Elementary
School
Eliza Bryant Home
Fatima Family Center
Glenville YMCA
Junior Achievement of Greater
Cleveland
Kenneth Clement Elementary
School
Lexington Bell Community
Center
Newton D. Baker School of the
Arts
Robert Fulton Elementary
School
Scranton Elementary School
Stephen E. Howe Elementary
School
Union Elementary School
Walton Elementary School
signature &
short term service
Animal Protective League
Appleseed Enrichment Center
Avon Avenue Hunger Center
Bellaire-Puritas Development
Corporation
Bellwether Center
Calvary Church Hunger Center
Chambers Elementary School
Christian Family Outreach
Church of Transfiguration
City Mission
Clark Metro Development
Corporation
Cleveland Botanical Gardens
Cleveland Foodbank
Cleveland Rape Crisis Center
Cuyahoga County Board of
Mental Retardation
Daniel Morgan School
Detroit Shoreway Development
Corporation
Earthday Coalition
Eliza Bryant Village
Fairhill Center for the Aging
First Presbyterian Church
First United Methodist Church
Franklin YMCA
Garden Valley Hunger Center
Glenville YMCA
Great Lakes Science Center
H. Barbara Booker Elementary
School
Harvard Church Hunger Center
House of Glory Hunger Center
Hunger Network of Greater
Cleveland
Interact Cleveland
Iowa Maple School
Jewish Community Centers
Jewish Community Federation
Kamm’s Korner
Lesbian & Gay Community
Center
Luis Munoz Marin School
Madonna Hall
Mary B. Martin School
Mayfair Elementary School
Memorial School
Michael Zone Recreation
Center
Martin Luther King School
Murtis Taylor Multiservice
Center
Nature Center at Shaker Lakes
Near West Theatre
O.S.U. Extension Urban
Gardening Program
Old Stone Church
Planned Parenthood
Puritas Lutheran Church
Rainbow Babies & Children’s
Hospital
Retired Senior Volunteers
Program
Ronald McDonald House
St. Herman’s House of
Hospitality
Senior Citizens Resources
Singleton Health Center
Summer Sprouts Program
Superior School
Triedstone Missionary Baptist
Church
University Settlement
William P. Day Center
Zelma George Recreation
Center
columbia
columbus
American Red Cross
City of Columbia
Communities in Schools
EdVenture
KOBAN at Lattimer Manor
Lexington/Richland Alcohol &
Drug Abuse Council
(LRADAC)
Palmetto Health Alliance
Village of Hope
Heyl Avenue Elementary School
Lincoln Park Elementary School
Ohio Avenue Elementary School
Second Avenue Elementary
School
Windsor Academy Elementary
School
signature &
short term service
Bethlehem Community Center
Bookman Road Elementary
Boys & Girls Club of the
Midlands
Camp Discovery
Camp for Kids
Carolina Children’s Home
Carver-Lyon Elementary School
Children’s Garden
City of Columbia Commission
on Children & Youth
City of Columbia Parks &
Recreation
Clemson Extension Center at
Sandhills
C.M. Tucker-Dowdy Center
Collaborative for Community
Trust
Community Long Term Care
Congaree Swamp National
Monument
The Cooperative Ministry
Denny Terrace Elementary
School
Department of Juvenile Justice
Epworth Children’s Home
Family Shelter
Forest Lake Elementary School
Free Medical Clinic
Gonzales Gardens
Habitat for Humanity
Harmony School
Harvest Hope Food Bank
H.B. Rhame Elementary School
Holy Spirit Child Development
Center
Joseph Keels Elementary School
Lattimer Manor
Lowman Home
Mt. Morenci Baptist Church
Palmetto AIDS Life Support
Services (PALSS)
Palmetto Senior Care
Palmetto Trails
Perfect Fit for Success
Pets, Inc.
The River Alliance
St. Lawrence Place/Trinity
Housing
Saluda Shoals
Sexual Trauma Services
SisterCare, Inc.
Special Olympics
Summit Parkway Middle School
Waverly Community
W. Gordon Belser Arboretum
YMCA-Lexington
signature &
short term service
Alzheimer’s Association of
Central Ohio
American Addition Civic
Association
American Cancer Society
American Red Cross
Area 6 Special Olympics
Argyle Park Civic Association
B.R.E.A.D. Organization
Barack Recreation Center
Beatty Recreation Center
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of
Greater Columbus
Boys & Girls Club of Columbus
Buckeye Ranch
Buckeye Region Anti-Violence
Org.
Camp Sunrise
Center for Peace Studies &
Community Development
Central Community House
Central Ohio Diabetes
Association
Children’s Hospital Medical
Center
Christmas in April-Columbus
City of Columbus Code
Enforcement Inspection
Civilian Conservation Columbus
Camp
Clintonville-Beechwold
Community Resource Center
Columbus City of Recreation &
Parks Department
Columbus City of Trade &
Development Department
Neighborhood Planning
Columbus Compact Inc.
Columbus Health Department
Columbus Housing Partnership
Columbus Metropolitan Area
Community Action
Organization (CMACAO)
South
Columbus Metropolitan Library
Community Kitchen
Community Safety Project
Cornerstone Academy
COSI
Faith Mission Inc.
First Community Village
FIRSTLINK
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service partners
Franklin County Animal Shelter
Franklin Park Conservatory
Franklinton Area Commission
Franklinton Food Pantry Service
Godman Guild House
Greater Linden Development
Corporation
Half Price Books—Bethel
Half Price Books—Brice
Half Price Books—Lane
Harvest of Friends
Holy Family Community
Kitchen
Holy Rosary Family Shelter
The Human Ecology House
Indian Springs Elementary
School
Interfaith Hospitality Network
Karrington Communities
Keep Columbus Beautiful
Lincoln Park Elementary School
Mid-Ohio Food Bank
Mobile Tool Library
Nelson Park Nursing Home
Northside Development
Corporation
Ohio State University-Off
Campus Student Services &
Project Community
Open Shelter Inc.
OSU Direct
OSU Extension Office
Poindexter Village
Project Open Hand Columbus
Reach Out & Read/Children’s
Hospital
Rosewind Community Center
Safe Camp
St. Raphael’s Home for the
Aged
St. Rita’s Home for the Aged
Salesian Boys & Girls Club of
Columbus
Second Avenue Elementary
School
The Service Learning Initiative
Southside Community Action
Network (CAN)
Southside Settlement House
Southwood Elementary School
State of Ohio
Stonewall
Thompson Recreational Center
United Cerebral Palsy of Central
Ohio
United Way of Central Ohio
University Area Commission
Volunteers of America
Weinland Park Community
Collaborative
Weinland Park Elementary
School
Weinland Park Weed & Seed
Steering Committee
Wexner Heritage Village
Whetstone Garden & Care
Center
Willow Brook Christian Home
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detroit
new hampshire
philadelphia
Beard Elementary School
Butzel Elementary & Middle
School
Detroit Lions Academy
Duffield Elementary School
Foch Middle School
Henry Ford Academy
Keller Middle School
Dover High School
Dover Middle School
Healthy Communities Coalition
Hillside Middle School
Nashua School District
New Heights Community
Campus
New Outlook Teen Center
Parent Information Center
Philanthropy Resources
Unlimited
Somersworth High School
Somersworth Middle School
Stratham Cooperative Middle
School
Centro Nuevo Creacion/Cramp
Elementary School
Congreso de Latinos Unidos
Gear Up
Jewish Community Relations
Council
Leadership Learning Partnership
Charter School
W. Levering School
McKinley Elementary School
Mifflin Elementary School
Philadelphia Department of
Recreation/Conflict
Resolution Theater
School District of Philadelphia
Schuylkill Environmental Center
School District of Philadelphia
Service Learning Partnership
Schools
Beeber Middle School
Childs Elementary School
Clemente Middle School
Elverson Middle School
Harding Middle School
McDaniel Elementary School
Mann Elementary School
Overbrook High School
Pennypacker Elementary School
Sayre Middle School
Shaw Middle School
Taylor Elementary School
William Penn High School
Visitation School K-8
signature &
short term service
Art in the Alley
Belle Isle Nature Center
C.A.M.P. Detroit
Capuchin Services
Citizens for Better Care
Columbian Primary School
Detroit Special Olympics
Detroit Summer
Focus Hope
Freedom House
Gleaners Community Food
Bank
Greening of Detroit
Hadassah Doll Making
Housing Opportunities for
Macomb
Interim House
Jewish Family Services
Kresge Center Salvation Army
Latino Family Services
Lighthouse of Oakland County
Macomb County Community
Services Agency
Mariner’s Inn
Motor City Blight Busters
My Sister’s Place
Northwest Detroit
Neighborhood Development,
Inc.
Pontiac Rescue Mission
Romney Center
Romulus High School
Southwest Detroit Business
Association
Toys for Tots
Van Buren Township Parks &
Recreation
Yad Ezra
signature &
short term service
Alpha Peer
American Heart Association
Barrington Middle School
The Boys & Girls Club of
Greater Nashua
Camp Coney Pine
Camp Gundalow
City of Nashua
City of Somersworth Parks
Department
The Community Diversion
Program
Crossroads House
Epping Youth Center
Exeter High School
Hamstead Village
Hot Couch
Manchester Adopt-a-Block
Manchester Boys & Girls Club
Manchester Central High
School
Manchester Salvation Army
Manchester West High School
Manchester YMCA
Manchester YWCA
Marshwood Elementary School
Minority Health Coalition
Nashua High School
New Hampshire Cultural
Diversity Awareness Council
The Odyssey House
Our House
Rockingham County Action
PlusTime NH
Portsmouth Black Heritage Trail
Portsmouth High School
Portsmouth Middle School
St. Anselm College
Seacoast YMCA
Southern District YMCA/Camp
Lincoln
SPCA
Strafford County Red Cross
Strawberry Banke Museum
University of New Hampshire
Volunteer Action Center, United
Way of the Greater Seacoast
YMCA Colors Program
Youth to Youth
signature &
short term service
8th & Diamond Recreation
Center
African American Museum
AIDS Fund
American Cancer Society
Bala Nursing & Retirement
Center
Bethana
Camden County Parks
Commission
Drew Elementary School
DARE
Domestic Abuse Project
Duckery Elementary School
Euphrasia House
Eliza Shirley House
Fairmount Park Commission
Frankford Group Ministries
Gorgas Park
HACE Main Street
Hope Worldwide
Hospitality House
John Marshall School
Lea School
McMichael Elementary School
MANNA
Mary Drexel House
Morris Animal Refuge
National Greyhound Adoption
Center
National Liberty Museum
New Kensington Community
New Jersey PIRG
North Camden Land Trust
Parent-Infant Center
Penn-Assisted School
service partners
People’s Settlement Association
Powel School
St. Christopher’s Hospital
St. Jude Foundation
Salvation Army
Schissler Recreation Center
Simpson House
Tucker House
Unitarian House
University City High School
The Walnut Center
West Philadelphia High School
Young Heroes, Washington, DC
rhode island
san antonio
School
Coleman Elementary School
Community Preparatory School
CVS-Highlander Charter
Elementary School
Poamlands Youth Mall
Sacred Heart Church
Michael H. Sullivan Elementary
School
Trinity Encore
Woonsocket Housing Authority
Antonian College Preparatory
High School
DeZavala Elementary School
Edison High School
Fox Technical High School
Holmes High School
International School of the
Americas
Jefferson High School
John Jay High School
Judson High School
King Elementary School
Memorial High School
McAuliffe Middle School
O’Connor High School
Providence High School
C. Rodriguez Elementary School
Rogers Elementary School
St. Mary’s Hall
St. Mary’s Hall Lower Campus
Sam Houston High School
Scobee Junior High School
Southside High School
South San Antonio High School
South San Antonio West
Campus
Southwest High School
Taft High School
W.W. White Elementary School
signature &
short term service
Blackstone Valley Boys & Girls
Club
Carti’s Health Center
Center for the Arts &
Spirituality
Channel One
City of Central Falls
City of Newport
Davy Lopes Recreational Center
Dominican American House
Friendly Home for Adult
Independent Living
Friends of Ballard Park
Friends of Blackstone Park
Hasbro Giving Tree
Henry J. Winters Elementary
School
Kendrick Elementary School
Martin Luther King, Jr. Center
Community & Justice
Newport Gateway Center
Newport Historical Society
Newport Parks & Recreation
Department
New Visions of Newport
County
Pawtucket Parks & Recreation
Department
Rhode Island Indian Council
St. Claire’s Nursing Home
Save the Bay
South Side Community Land
Trust
Southside Recreational Center
West End Community Center
Woonsocket Neighborhood
Woonsocket Parks & Recreation
Department
Woonsocket Shelter
Merrill Lynch
MS Walk Committee
Robert E. Lee High School
PALs
Rotary Club of San Antonio
Run 4 Life Walk/Run
Committee
SAMM Shelter
San Antonio College
San Antonio Fire Department
San Antonio Metropolitan
Health District
San Antonio Police Department
San Antonio Water System
Seton Home
Southwest School of Art &
Craft
Texas A&M Cooperative
Extension
Trinity Baptist Church
Trinity University
VIA Metropolitan Transit
Witte Museum
YMCA of San Antonio & the
Hill Country
signature &
short term service
Abbott Family Leadership
Youth
Alamo Council of Governments
American Express
Animal Defense League
Animal Shelter
Arathi School of Indian Dance
Avalon Place
Ballet Folklorico de San Antonio
Basilica of the National Shrine
of the Little Flower
Basura Bash Committee 2002
Beethoven Damenchoir
Women’s Choir
Botanical Gardens
Carver School of Visual &
Performing Arts
Children’s Health Insurance
Program
Christian Senior Services-Meals
on Wheels
City Arborist
City of San Antonio
City of San Antonio MLK
Commission
City Public Service
Department of Public SafetyHighway Clean-up
Discovery Toys
District 3 Commissioner’s
Office
Goodwill Industries
H-E-B Grocery Company’s
Feast of Sharing
Housing Authority of SA
Humane Society
Lanier High School Marching
Band
Memory Walk Committee at
Retama Park
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service partners
signature &
short term service
Academia Calmecac
Anne Darling Elementary
School
Bachrodt Academy
Boys & Girls Club of Santa
Clara Valley
Burnett Academy
Children’s Musical Theater San
José
Columbia Middle School
Columbia Neighborhood Center
First Unitarian Church of San
José
Horace Mann Academy
Intel Computer Clubhouse
Kennedy Elementary School
KR Smith Elementary School
Mexican American
Community Services Agency
Sacred Heart Community
Services
Shirakawa Community Center
Solari Community Center
Third Street Community Center
Washington Elementary School
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seattle/king county
washington, dc
B.F. Day Elementary School
Chinook Middle School
Denny Middle School, Gear-UP
Program
Friends of Youth: Kirkland Teen
Center
Lake Washington School
District
Project LOOK
Rotary Boys & Girls Club
Seattle School District
Sunnydale Elementary School
Team READ
Technology Access Foundation
Tukwila School District
Wallingford Boys & Girls Club
Washington Middle School
Wing Luke Elementary School
American Red Cross, DC
Chapter
Beacon House
Bruce Monroe Elementary
School
Community Preservation
Development
Corporation
DC Public Schools
East Capital Center for Change
Edgewood Terrace
Friendship-Edison Junior
Academy PCS
The Fishing School
Fletcher-Johnson Educational
Center
Food & Friends
Friendship House
Garrison Elementary School
Hardy Middle School
Hart Middle School
Higher Achievement Program
Howard University, Student
Affairs Office
Lincoln Multicultural Middle
School
LINK
MacFarland Middle School
Merritt Elementary School
Metropolitan Police Boys &
Girls Club
Moten Elementary School
Patterson Elementary School
Payne Elementary School
Savoy Elementary
SEED PCS
Sousa Middle School
Southeast Academy PCS
Technology Works for Good
Turner Elementary School
signature &
short term service
Asa Mercer Middle School
Bellevue Parks & RecreationMercer Slue
Central Area Neighborhood
Clean-Up Alliance
Central Area Weed & Seed
Seattle Neighborhood Group
Seattle Police Department
Denny Middle School
Earth Corps
Garfield Community Center
Garfield High School
Goodwill Industries of Seattle
Habitat for Humanity of East
King County
Jefferson Park Alliance (Friends
of Jefferson Park)
Judkins Park
McClure Middle School
Port of Seattle
Rosehill Junior High School
Salvation Army
Schmitz Park
Seattle Parks & Recreation
Department
Seattle Parks & Recreation
Trails Program-Carkeek Park
& Discovery Park
Seattle Public Utilities
Sound Transit
Volunteer Chore Services
Washington Middle School
Washington Trails Association
signature &
short term service
American Family Partnerships
Arts & Technology Academy
PCS
Arthur Capper Dwellings
Charlie’s Place
Christian Community Group
Homes
DC Commission on National &
Community Service
DC Housing Authority
DC Scores
Forrest Knolls Elementary
Glorie’s Happy Hats
Greater DC Cares
Josephine Butler Parks Center
Jumpstart DC
N St. Village - Blue Door
Shelter
National Society of Collegiate
Scholars
Office of Mayor Anthony
Williams
Project Northstar
Rachael’s Women’s Center
Safe Haven Outreach Ministries,
Buchom House
Sasha Bruce House
Transitional Housing
Corporation
Urban Oasis
V Street Housing
Washington Parks & People
Whitman-Walker Clinic
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CEO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alan Khazei
President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michael Brown
Director of Strategic Communications . . . Jan Goldstein
Creative Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Heidi Johnson
Contributor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Julie Marcus
Copy Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chanel Anderson
Alison Franklin
Diana Perry
Photo Editor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jennifer Cogswell
Principal Photographer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PEI/John Gillooly
Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hisiya Beppu
Printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Puritan Press
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