2014 Annual Report

2014
Annual
Report
Paul J.
Taubman
Dear Friends,
Twenty-eight years ago, New York Cares was founded on the belief that teams of
caring New Yorkers can make a major difference in the lives of New York’s most
vulnerable citizens.
This past year, thanks to the continued power of teams, New York Cares helped
more struggling New Yorkers than ever before by mobilizing more than 62,000 volunteers.
Working side by side, in teams of three to 50, these generous individuals helped
in so many ways to enrich the lives of their neighbors in need. Their efforts included…
•cleaning, greening, and revitalizing over 140 parks and schools
•bringing much needed conversation and activities to nearly 20,000 seniors
•spending over 22,000 hours reinforcing critical reading and math skills to
elementary school students
•devoting 25,000+ hours of SAT tutoring time to 1,000 juniors from
underserved public high schools
•serving more than 325,000 meals to the hungry
Gary
Bagley
While the numbers are impressive, they pale in comparison to the personal
impact that volunteering with New York Cares has on the lives of all we
touch. In this Annual Report, we invite you to read about some of last year’s
accomplishments and hear the stories and testimonials of those who have
benefited immeasurably from the selfless act of volunteering.
Finally, we’d like to thank you, our friends and partners, for your continued
support of New York Cares, which enables our teams of volunteers to carry out this
important work without fail, 365 days a year.
With ongoing appreciation and best wishes,
Paul J. Taubman Board President
Gary Bagley
Executive Director
Every month, New York Cares manages more than 1,600 volunteer projects at
schools, social service agencies, and other nonprofits throughout the city. Every
one of those projects consists of caring New Yorkers who’ve come together to
transform New York City by leveraging the exponential power of teamwork.
“Working with people towards a common goal with New Yorkers from
all walks of life, who live anywhere from Staten Island to the Bronx,
who are all committed to making New York City a better place – that is
why I became a New York Cares volunteer.”
– Rafael, Team Leader
A Commitment to Our Community Partners
New York Cares serves as a strategic partner to schools and fellow nonprofits by developing and
managing ongoing volunteer-based programs that build capacity and help them achieve their missions.
Our commitment to providing volunteers at no cost to our Community Partners on a daily, weekly or
monthly basis is why hundreds of nonprofits rely so heavily on New York Cares to tackle the city’s most
pressing issues:
Education
Immediate Needs
Public Spaces
SAT Prep • Income Tax Prep •
Mock Interviews • Homework
Help • English Conversation
Partners • Computer Tutorials •
Cultural & Recreational Field
Trips • Citizenship Classes
Winter Coat Collecting • Meal
Delivery, Prep & Service •
Socializing with Seniors • Fitness
with the Visually Impaired •
Hospital Visits • Animal Care •
Nutritional Instruction
Planting Trees & Flowers •
Removing Invasive Species •
Mural Painting • Muck Outs &
Home Rebuilding • Erosion
Control • Composting •
Painting Schools
1,400
Community Partners
benefited from New
York Cares services
24.2
Annual average
number of New York
Cares volunteer
projects at each
Community Partner
1,600+
Volunteer projects
planned and managed
every month
195,000
Total number of
times New Yorkers
volunteered last year
Every Team Needs a Leader
No program is possible without the commitment of our Team Leaders, an extraordinary group of
volunteers, who represent New York Cares in the community and guarantee the continued success of
our programs.
Last year, we interviewed and trained 620 new Team Leaders. In addition to supervising the efforts of
their fellow volunteers, they ensure that projects run smoothly and that the objectives of each activity
are met. Furthermore, as the primary source for feedback on a given program, they play a pivotal role in
continuously improving the New York Cares volunteer experience.
In March 2014, we hosted our ninth annual Leadership Conference. This full day of workshops and
speakers, held at the NYU Kimmel Center, was dedicated to the professional development of our Team
Leaders and made possible by the continued generosity of the Robert G. and Ellen S. Gutenstein
Family Foundation.
Team Leaders attend a
workshop on Cultural
Competency at the
annual Leadership
Conference.
“While helping out at the Xavier Mission food
pantry recently, I ran into two of our former
participants from the Nutrition Education session
last summer. One of them, Rose, had lost 20
pounds and the other, Maria, had lost 15 pounds.
At the pantry, they both chose whole wheat pasta
instead of white pasta and asked for carrots and
cabbage in the fresh vegetable section. Maria
explained to me that her mother’s type 2 diabetes
had been very well-managed by the new foods
Maria was making her. Her mother’s blood sugar
and A1C levels dropped so low that her doctors
were willing to take her off some of her oral
medications if she kept it up. In addition, Maria
proudly reported that she no longer drinks soda
on a daily basis and always looks for whole grain
products on the ingredient section of nutrition
labels while grocery shopping.
Rose said she has been exercising almost every
day and her cholesterol levels had dropped as well.
I was ecstatic to see these wonderful women
doing so well and both so happy to be healthy.”
– Alessandra, Team Leader
New Mobile Technology for Our Teams
Last year, New York Cares launched a mobile-responsive version of our website, providing a much easier
way for volunteers to search and sign up for projects on their smartphones and tablets. We also added a
suite of new tools to improve the ability of Team Leaders to manage their projects and volunteers.
The re-designed site was developed in response to the proliferation of mobile devices and changing
needs of our volunteers–needs that were highlighted in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, when mobile
devices were the only way many New Yorkers could access the Internet due to widespread power outages.
Improving our website’s usability on mobile devices has also increased access to New York Cares
programming in communities where smartphones are often an affordable replacement for desktop
computers or home Internet service. The mobile-responsive update to our site allows all New Yorkers,
wherever they are, to sign up to volunteer and make a positive difference on important issues.
Mobile Pageviews
Mobile Sign-Ups
The number of pageviews to our website using a
mobile device has increased by 400% since 2011.
The number of monthly volunteer sign-ups via
mobile devices has increased, on average, by 66%
since the debut of the mobile-responsive site.
Project Sign-Ups via Mobile
Pageviews via Mobile
400k
350k
300k
250k
200k
150k
100k
50k
2011
2012
2013
2014
2000
2015
1500
67%
1000
500
81%
50%
2014
JAN
FEB
MAR
Progress in Our Focus Neighborhoods
Launched two years ago, the Focus Neighborhood
Initiative is a concerted effort by New York
Cares to build a bigger local volunteer base and
expand our programs in neighborhoods where
the supply of volunteers has struggled to meet
the needs of the communities.
800
400
Central
Queens
Central
Brooklyn
0
2000
1500
FY13
PROJECTS
FY14
35%
1,991
1,475
1000
500
10000
8000
6000
Rockaways
485
200
0
Coastal
Brooklyn
79%
870
600
In 2014, we made great strides toward growing
our presence in six key neighborhoods,
including three areas devastated by Hurricane
Sandy. By increasing the number of
volunteer trainings in these
neighborhoods (from 104 to 277) and
working closely with community
leaders, we now offer more services
South Bronx
to these areas and recruit more
local volunteers vested in the
long-term welfare of
their neighborhoods.
Staten
Island
LOCAL
VOLUNTEERS
FY13
VOLUNTEER
POSITIONS
FILLED
FY14
33%
10,235
7,677
4000
2000
0
FY13
FY14
Corporate Team-Building Through Volunteerism
New York Cares works hand-in-hand with hundreds
of New York City’s most well-known and civicminded companies to create and manage highly
successful employee volunteer programs. In 2014,
820 companies demonstrated their commitment to
making New York City an even better place to live and
work by participating in the New York Cares Coat Drive
and the Winter Wishes program and by deploying
their employees across the city in a wide variety of
service projects.
OMERS
The New York office of this Canadianbased pension fund has achieved 100%
participation in its fundraising and volunteer
efforts for New York Cares.
In 2014, OMERS sent two teams to PS 677 K
in East New York, which serves over 500
elementary school students. One team of
volunteers read a book about bridges with
40 first graders and then helped them build
their own, using popsicle sticks, straws, and
glue. This exercise involved a range of math
and science skills – all reinforced by the
individual attention the students received
from OMERS employees.
A second OMERS team revitalized the school
by painting murals and organizing storage
spaces. This important work made the
space more inviting to the students, staff,
and community members, and allowed the
teachers to better use their limited resources.
Furthering their commitment to volunteerism,
OMERS also raised over $300,000 for the 2014
New York Cares Winter Benefit.
“One woman actually went
straight from our session to a
job interview she had that day.
As she left, everyone stood
up and cheered her on as she
walked out the door. It was a
powerful moment.”
– L’Oréal volunteer on a job
readiness workshop for women
reentering the workforce
L’Oréal
For nine years, L’Oréal USA, the largest subsidiary of the world’s leading beauty company, has called upon
New York Cares to collaborate on a wide variety of corporate service opportunities. Last year, during
L’Oréal USA’s annual Volunteer Day, 600 of the company’s employees in NYC donated their time and
talents to help fellow New Yorkers in need. Their efforts included hosting a Young Authors Workshop, a
Socializing with Seniors Manicure Party, and mural painting in public schools and community centers.
Sharing Our Volunteer Management Expertise
Mobilizing 62,000 volunteers a year requires a considerable amount of volunteer management expertise.
In 2014, we took our 28 years of experience and packaged it into our Volunteer Impact Program (VIP),
a comprehensive training program aimed at empowering local nonprofits to successfully scale their
organizations by leveraging the power of volunteers.
This eight-week training includes beginner and advanced tracks geared specifically to organizations that
want to build the foundation of a good volunteer management program and learn proven strategies to
recruit, manage, and retain volunteers. VIP is unique in terms of the breadth and depth of the content it
provides on volunteer management and has garnered underwriting support from NYC Service and
The Staten Island Foundation.
In a separate initiative also designed to share volunteer management expertise, New York Cares
teamed up with NYC Service to develop and publish a co-branded manual called the Great Volunteer
Management System. The manual contains best practices, tips, resources, and exercises on a dozen
topics related to managing volunteers. New York Cares and NYC Service update the e-book quarterly to
include additional topics and host it on our respective websites.
“This program [VIP] opened my eyes
to what other people were doing. It
moved us along dramatically.”
– George Collins,
VIP Participant from
Monday Night Hospitality
To date, more than
60 nonprofit
organizations
have improved their
volunteer management skills
through VIP.
“The experience increased staff awareness of the importance of volunteer management.
We really got to the core of what programs the volunteers wanted, and what they could
provide the agency.”
– Rita Manton, VIP Participant from Sunnyside Community Services
Teams Fueling Our Annual Events
New York Cares Day Spring
Sponsored by HSBC for the past eight years, this is the largest spring cleaning event in the city. More
than 228 teams, comprised of 3,200 volunteers in 68 public parks and gardens, revitalized shorelines,
restored garden beds, planted flowers and trees, painted benches, and removed invasive species.
Volunteers prep
garden beds with
compost and soil
at New Roots
Community Farm,
an urban garden
in the South
Bronx, which
gives refugees
opportunities to
grow their own
food and learn
about nutrition.
New York Cares Day Fall
More than 3,700 volunteers in 247 teams spruced
up 70 New York City public schools throughout the
five boroughs. Volunteers spent the day creating
murals, painting classrooms, organizing libraries,
and working with the school community to prepare
for the school year ahead.
Last year, we ran
revitalization and
education projects
in
247 public schools
across the city.
Winter Wishes
It was another record-breaking year for Winter Wishes as
generous volunteers answered more than 42,000 letters from
children, teens, and seniors requesting gifts for themselves or
loved ones. For many letter writers, a gift through Winter Wishes
is the only holiday gift they receive. This event was generously
sponsored for the fourth year by Julie Turaj and Robert Pohly.
Coat Drive
In 2014, New Yorkers donated more than 75,000 coats by
dropping them off at 300 public collection sites or forming
collection teams with co-workers, alumni groups, churches,
and other associations.
The Coat Drive is a New York City tradition, providing warmth
for New Yorkers in need for the past 26 years. New York
Cares has adapted to the many changes those 26 years have
brought, most recently by leveraging mobile technology and
enabling donations to be made directly from the home
or workplace.
“This isn’t just a coat for me – it’s
a blanket, a pillow, a backpack,
a shield.”
– Coat Recipient,
Washington Heights CORNER Project
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New York Cares, Inc. (Tax ID Number: 13-3444193) – This information has been excerpted from our audited 2014 Financial Statements conducted by our
independent accountants EisnerAmper LLP. For a complete copy of our audited Financial Statements, visit www.newyorkcares.org or write to New York
State Attorney General’s Charities Bureau, Attn: FOIL Officer, 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271
New York Cares
65 Broadway, 19th Floor
New York, NY 10006
newyorkcares.org
212.228.5000
Financial Supporters
New York Cares 2014
Investors ($150,000+)
Barclays
Credit Suisse Americas Foundation
Morgan Stanley
National Basketball Association
Sidley Austin Foundation
The Clark Foundation
Investors In-Kind ($150,000+)
Bernardo USA
Branded Cities
H & M Hennes & Mauritz LP
Mindshare
MTA
NBC 4 New York
OUTFRONT Media Inc.
People Magazine
Time Warner Cable
Titan Outdoor LLC
Toshiba America Inc.
WBLS 107.5 FM, Hot 97 FM, 1190 WLIB
Ground Breakers
($125,000 - $149,999)
Citi
HSBC Bank USA, N.A.
Founders’ Club
($100,000-$124,999)
Anonymous
BNP Paribas
Office of the Mayor
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Taubman*H
Chairman’s Club
($75,000-$99,999)
Platinum Donors
($35,000-$49,999)
American Express Company
Andra and John B. Ehrenkranz*H
The Moody’s Foundation
Sidley Austin LLP
Anonymous
Bank of America
Capital One Foundation
Crum & Forster
Discovery Communications
First Eagle Investment Management, LLC
The Frances L. and Edwin L. Cummings
Memorial Fund
Gap Inc.
Goldman Sachs Gives
J.Crew
KPMG
Leisure Pass North America, LLC
The SJS Charitable Trust
Chairman’s Club In-Kind
($75,000-$99,999)
Adspace Networks, Inc.
Clear Channel Outdoor
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP
President’s Circle
($50,000-$74,999)
Bloomberg L.P.
Deutsche Bank
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Gail and Walter Harris*H
L’Oréal USA
Pfizer Inc.
Employees of OMERS
The Pinkerton Foundation
Thomson Reuters
Julie Turaj and Robert Pohly*H
President’s Circle In-Kind
($50,000-$74,999)
City Outdoor
Delta Air Lines, Inc.
Free Country
Lamar Advertising Company
Vector Media
Vornado Realty Trust
Platinum Donors In-Kind
($35,000-$49,999)
Foreign Resources Corporation
New York Media LLC
Zoom Media & Marketing
Gold Donors
($25,000-$34,999)
21st Century Fox
Anonymous
The Blackstone Group L.P.
Centerview Partners
Citrin Cooperman & Company
Coach, Inc.
Credit Agricole Corporate &
Investment Bank
Delta Air Lines, Inc.
DLA Piper LLP (US)
ESPN
Everyday Health
Facebook
*Denotes individual donors who volunteered with New York Cares in 2014.
H
Denotes donors who are members of the Hands On Heroes Society.
Financial Supporters 2014
New York Cares | 1
IAC/InterActiveCorp
Mary J. Hutchins Foundation
McGraw Hill Financial
Neuberger Berman, LLC
News Corporation
The Price Family Foundation
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
The Robert G. and Ellen S. Gutenstein
Family Foundation Inc.
Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP
Sony Corporation of America
Stavros Niarchos Foundation
SMBC Global Foundation, Inc.
The Staten Island Foundation
Time Warner
Wallace Genetic Foundation
The Wasily Family Foundation
Xaxis
Gold Donors In-Kind
($25,000-$34,999)
Rocketfuel
Time Out New York
Uber
Videology
Silver Donors
($15,000-$24,999)
Adolph and Ruth Schnurmacher
Foundation
American Eagle Outfitters
Frank Argenbright, Jr.H
BMO Capital Markets
The Boston Consulting Group
Charles and Mildred Schnurmacher
Foundation
Marni and William Cohen*H
Colgate-Palmolive Company
Joselyn Cruz and Adam Oestreich*H
Fidelity National Title Company
GE Antares Capital
Harris Williams & Co.
HUGO BOSS Fashions, Inc.
2 | Financial Supporters 2014
Innisfree M&A Incorporated
John A. Reisenbach Foundation
Landsman Gold Bat Mitzvah
Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund
Loews Corporation
Macquarie Group Foundation
Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc.
McKinsey & Company, Inc.
Megan E. Womer Fund/Cornell
University Foundation
myGoodDeed.org
NBCUniversal
Rothschild North America Inc.
Spark Healthcare Consultants
U.S. Bank Foundation
W.P. Carey
Warburg Pincus
Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP
Jo-Anne Williams and Richard Bilotti*H
Janet S. Zagorin*H
Silver Donors In-Kind
($15,000-$24,999)
BrightRoll
GumGum
Tapad
The Fur Vault at Macy’s
VeriFone Systems, Inc.
Xaxis
Yume
Bronze Donors
($10,000-$14,999)
Air France-KLM
AllianceBernstein L.P.
Andrew J. Feldman Foundation
Anonymous
Ares Management, LLC
BBH New York
Bridgewater Associates
Veronica Bulgari and Stephan Haimo
Cablevision Systems Corporation
Charles C. Cahn, Jr.*H
Cartier
CBRE
Clearview Capital Management, LLC
Clune Construction Company
CNA
Betsy Compton and Eric Grubman
K. Don Cornwell*H
Deloitte
Eastdil Secured, LLC
Ernst & Young LLP
Fred Alger Management, Inc.
Stuart Freedman
Ashley Garrett
Goldman Sachs Gives - Michael Swenson
Goldman Sachs Gives - Jeff Verschleiser
Gary Ginsberg*H
Ross and Jackie Goldstein,
Gotham Ventures*H
Goodwin Procter LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hartman
HealthCor Partners Management, L.P.
I.A. Englander & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kim
Lilly
Lloyds Banking Group
Luxor Capital Group
Arielle and Ian MadoverH
Mitsubishi UFJ Securities (USA), Inc.
New York Yankees
NYS Office of Children and
Family Services
RBC Capital Markets
Reckitt Benckiser Group plc
Hudson Yards, a Related
Oxford Venture
Riverside Risk Advisors LLC / Joyce and
Chris Frost*H
Nancy Sands*H
Shiseido
Frank Sica
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP
Societe Generale
Jeanne Straus*H
S. Donald Sussman
The Glastenbury Foundation
The Hyde and Watson Foundation
The New York Community Trust
The Nielsen Company
New York Cares
Theodore Cross Family Charitable
Foundation
Ting Tsung and Wei Fong Chao
Foundation
Torys LLP
UBS
WebThriftStore
Lynn and Elisha Wiesel
Howard Wolfson*H
Bronze Donors In-Kind
($10,000-$14,999)
Adconion
Aaron “Ming” Albano
Kaplan Inc.
Specific Media
Patron Donors
($5,000-$9,999)
ACE USA
Addison Design Company
Jack AdesH
Shari and Ed Adler*H
Adobe Systems Incorporated
Eric AltmannH
AMC Networks
American Century Investments
Analysis Group Economics
Gary Bagley and David Lees*H
Hyatt Bass H
Kathy Behrens and Gerry O’Reilly*H
Berkshire Capital Securities
BlueMountain Capital Management
LLC
Broadridge Financial Solutions
Carlisle & Gallagher Consulting Group
CBS
Changing Our World
C-III Capital Partners, LLC
Sarah E. Cogan and Douglas H. Evans
Mr. and Mrs. David Cohen
Collegiate School, Inc.
Elizabeth Rabii Cribbs & Derek Cribbs*H
Financial Supporters 2014
Delos
Dynamic Resources
William M. Edwards
Helen EllisH
Fairfield-Maxwell Ltd.
Abigail FairmanH
The Falk Family
John FernandoH
Fitzpatrick, Cella, Harper & Scinto
Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP
FTI Consulting, Inc.
FXFOWLE
John GansH
Timothy GeithnerH
Goldman Sachs Gives - Esta E. Stecher
Dana and Frederic Gourtay*H
Michael Graham*H
Halstead Property
Chris Heydt*H
Hoplite Capital Management
I Chera & Sons Foundation, Inc.
IBM Corporation
Itaú BBA
Neil Jacob*
Jones Day
JPMorgan Chase
Jessica and Jason Karp
Pamela and Robert Kindler
Kirkland & Ellis LLP
LCH.Clearnet
Larry Leeds
Legends
Louis and Anne Abrons Foundation, Inc.
M&T Bank
James MangesH
Martin A. & Miriam Katovsky
Philanthropic FundH
May and Samuel Rudin Family
Foundation, Inc.
McDermott Will & Emery LLP
Varinda Missett and Eric Straus
MUFG Foundation
Stephen Mulready
New York City Council Member
Annabel Palma*
New York Giants
Nina W. Werblow Charitable Trust
Kelley and Scott Parel
Michael ParrottH
Patrick J. Walsh Family Foundation*H
Anthony G. Petrello
Marianne and Ed Petrosky
Resolution Media, Inc.
Terrence RobertsH
Samlyn Capital LLC
Sard Verbinnen & Co.
Schlosstein-Hartley Family Foundation
Phil Seskin
Alex and Michael Shuman
Joshua SilverH
Gina Sohn and Gregory Lee*H
Strategic Funding Source
SunGard
Karen SwartzH
Taproot Foundation
The Brearley School
The Guardian
The Walt Disney Company
The Weissman Family Foundation
TPG Capital, L.P.
Trian Fund Management, L.P.
Andrew David Trickett*
Trilantic Capital Partners
Troutman Sanders LLP
Turner Construction
Van Wagner Communications, LLC
Warburg Realty
Wines From Spain
WisdomTree Asset Management, Inc.
Zeta Interactive
Patron Donors In-Kind
($5,000-$9,999)
Ali Call Consulting
Christine Paul Events*
FlatRate Moving
Run Ads
SAM.
Simon & Schuster
Wheel of Fortune / Jeopardy
Zipcar
New York Cares | 3
Benefactors
($1,000-$4,999)
ABN AMRO
Patrick Abouchalache*
Accenture
Chris Adams
Aetna Foundation
Barbara AgosinH
AIG Matching Grants Program
Keats Aiken
Jessica and Ian AlbinH
Chris AlexanderH
AllianceBernstein Foundation Fund (NYCT)
Matthew Alschen*
Altria Group, Inc.
American Eagle Outfitters Foundation
American Securities LLC
Andrew Sabin Family Foundation
Anonymous
Arcade Marketing
Atlas Holdings LLC
Wendy and Frederick Bachman*H
Bank Leumi USA
Renee and Richard Barasch/ Universal
American Corp.
Ross BarnaH
Elena C. BarrH
Jason Basedow
Timothy Bath
BBC Worldwide Americas Inc.
The Bear Gulch Foundation
Jane BeasleyH
Bill BegertH
Michael Berkley
Bessemer Trust
Alysse Bezahler*H
BFG Communications
Rebecca BingerH
Eve Birnbaum and Larry GoldbergH
Linda BlackenH
Norman and Laurin Blumenthal Kleiman
David Bonn
Philip BoroffH
Boston Properties
Mimi and Michael Boublik
Jeffrey BoutilierH
Sandy and Jess BoyerH
4 | Financial Supporters 2014
Beatrice Branch*H
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Braun
Scott Brindley
Rene Brinkley*H
Michael C. Brown*
The Bruce C. Abrams Family Foundation
Buckingham Capital Management
Bulova Watch Company Foundation
Tom BurkeH
BuzzFeed
Christopher CalabiaH
Calico Fund
Capital Group Companies
Caplan Family Foundation, Inc.
Cardinal Health Foundation
Courtney CarrollH
Dave Carvajal
Mary Elizabeth and Gabriel Catala
Mary ChanH
Chimera Securities
Casey and Ellen Cogut
Marc CohenH
Royce Cohen
Dennis CohenH
Kenneth Cohen
Meredith Cole
Michael Colias
Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School
Anne Corry*H
David CoxH
Bruce Crane*
Elizabeth Crawford
Kathy Schaaf and Steve Cropper
Charles Cummings
Cushman & Wakefield
Manda DagataH
Nicole J. DalvanoH
The Daphne Seybolt Culpeper
Foundation
Darden Restaurants, Inc. Foundation
Glenn Davis
Davis Polk & Wardwell
Mark R. DeFazio
Gilles DellaertH
Ellin Delsener
Dentsu McGarry Bowen, LLC
Frank DeSimoneH
Diageo
New York City Council Member
Inez Dickens
Staley DietrichH
Mark Dolfato
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Doramus, Sr.*
The Durst Organization
Kelly Dybala
Barry Edinburg
Educational Housing ServiceH
Cheryl Cohen Effron and Blair Effron*H
Elliott Management
EMC CorporationH
Entertainment Benefits Group, LLC
Equity Office (EOP)
Etsy, Inc.
Evergreen Fund
Factset Research Systems, Inc.
Susan and Ethan Falkove
Sharon Fay
Frances Ferguson*H
FGI
David Finstad*
Richard Fleder
Angela Fontana
Ronnie and Martin FoontH
Brian Fox
Steve Frankel
Frederick P. & Sandra P. Rose
Foundation
Laurie and Ivan Freeman
Holly and Rob Friedsam
Florence and Meyer Frucher
Anne Fuhrmann
Carolyn GallagherH
Elizabeth and Michael Galvin
Renyuan GaoH
Gus Garcia*H
Andrew Gasparovic
Gensler
Ken Giddon*H
Gilbane Building Company
Pat GilliganH
David Glasser*H
Meg Goble*H
David GoldburgH
Judith and David GoldfingerH
Lisa GoldeyH
Susan Goldman*
New York Cares
Goldman Sachs Gives Geoffrey Williams
Jennifer and Geoff Goldschein*
Dev GopalanH
Sonia and Richard Gordon*H
Alex GrantH
Cindy and Ed Grebow
Susan Green*
Jill GreenwaldH
Group SJR / Alexander JutkowitzH
Leslie Gruss*H
Drs. Elizabeth and James Hale
Bette Ann Harris
John Harris*H
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Harris*H
Heidrick & Struggles
Peter HeinrichH
Clayton HemmertH
Megan HillsH
Dina and Philip HofmannH
Todd Hollander*
Shannon Horneck
Steven Hornstein
Houlihan Lokey
Irene HsuH
Toni and Edward HusteadH
Katie Hustead and Joe Weston*H
Tamara Igel
Eric L. Immerman*
ING
ITOCHU International Inc.
James and Jill Cornell Family Fund
Japanese American Association of
New York
Jerome and Dolores Zuckerman
Gewirtz Charitable Trust
Joele Frank, Wilkinson Brimmer Katcher
John Whitten Charitable Fund
New York City Council Member
Ben Kallos
Barbara and Elliott KanbarH
Kenneth KangH
Kate Ryan, Inc.
Eileen and Steven Kaufman
Susan Ketchum*H
Kate and Philip Kirschner*H
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Kirschner
Igor KirzhnerH
Financial Supporters 2014
Benjamin KjomeH
Elana KleinH
Mark KleinH
Alex KleynerH
Penney and Gerard KlingmanH
Michael J. Kneeland
Candice E. Koederitz
Lauren Kogod and David SmileyH
Kohl’s
Marlise Konort
Alexandra KorryH
William KrupskasH
Sandra LandsmanH
Belinda LangH
Linda Lao*H
Michael LauterbachH
Robert B. Leask
Nathan Leung
Yanina and Robert LevitanH
Amy LipinH
Nancy Lipsey*H
Carol Loewenson and Andrew
Levander
Sara and Tami Luhby and Edward Purce*
Jack Lusk
Rula Lutfi*
Robert Magill*
Meryl and Jack Mann
John G. Martin*
Thao and Scott MatlockH
John McCabe*H
Courtney McDonough
Paul McDowallH
Christine and Joseph McGrath
Patricia and Joseph McTighe*H
Melanie Dodson and David Granger
Charitable Fund
Merck Partnership for Giving
Meredith Family Foundation
Metzger-Price Fund
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Eric Miller*
MKDA
Milton and Fannie Brown Family
Foundation
Mitsubishi Corporation Americas
Jessica Moser and Eric Schwartz*H
John Murphy*H
Terrance Murphy*H
Joseph Murray
Thomas Murray*
Andy Nahas*
Herbert Nass
Nest Seekers
Jillian and Lawrence Neubauer
Nomura Securities, Inc.
Brian NorrisH
Northpoint Digital LLC
NYBDC Charitable Foundation
Dr. Cecilia Artacho Oh and Mr. Kenney Oh
Harris Oliner
Elise and Philip Orlando
Kenneth Ottenbreit
Oxford University Press
Phoenix Partners Group
Ruth Porat and Anthony Paduano
PR Newswire
Prada USA
Debra PutzerH
Daniel Raffe*H
Rheal Ranger*
Michelle Rao
Regal Cinemas/Regal
Entertainment Group
REI Charitable Trust
Andrew ReinerH
Richard and Amy Lipton Family
Foundation
Christopher RileyH
Stephen Robins
David RockefellerH
New York City Council Member
Ydanis Rodriguez
Jay Romagnoli
Salvatore Romanello
Faith Rosenfeld
Linda Rosenthal*
Yanina RothblattH
Irving Rotter
Rishin Roy*H
Royal Bank of Canada
Nathan Sambul
Santander Bank N.A.
Savills Studley, Inc.
William SchatzH
Judith and Martin ScherzerH
New York Cares | 5
Susan SchnelwarH
Doug Schoen
Schroder Investment Management
Marcy and Peter SchuckH
Ronald SchulhofH
Patricia and Michael SchumaeckerH
Stacey and Stuart Schwadren
Rachel and Daniel Schwartz*H
Erik ScottH
Susan Seo and Dennis Friedman
Tammy SerbeeH
Seth Lieber Philanthropic Fund
Jay ShapiroH
Jonathan SheppardH
Jessica Shevitz Rauch*H
John RyanH
Ronald SchulhofH
Siemens Caring Hands Foundation
Frederica and Efrem Sigel*H
Will SilbermanH
Ellynne SkoveH
Christopher SnowH
Karen Sobotka
Shoshana Sofaer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sorin
Lauren and Lawrence Sorrel
Carrie Sparks*
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP/
Robert E. Spatt
Stainman Family Foundation, Inc.
Amy Starr and Matthew ZiehlH
Donald StecklerH
Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell SteinH
Vicki Steinhardt
Jamie StelliniH
Dhuane and Scott Stephens
Sterling & Sterling, Inc.
David StolzarH
Tony Strauss*
Carol Stubblefield
Robert StuchinerH
Zach SufrinH
Margaret Sung and Michael J.
SchmidtbergerH
Jennifer SyH
Larry TaricaH
TD Securities (USA) LLC
Ted Moudis Associates
Gordon TerryH
Peter J. Tucker, Chubb & Son
Theodore ThomasH
Michael TigerH
Tokio Marine Management, Inc.
Matthew Tonelli
Debra TrischettaH
John Trousdale
Pamela Trzop and Jason Sager*H
Dennis Tseng*H
David TsinH
Shari Turell
Tanya Van Sant and Jeremy SterrittH
Stacy Van Wickler
Matthew Verrochi
Vornado Realty Trust
The Wechsler Foundation, Inc.
Linda WeingartenH
Adam Weinstein*H
Katherine Weinstein
Staci and Glen WeissH
Betsy and Ted WheelerH
Whitestone Works
Geoffrey Williams
Willis Foundation
Joel Wojnilower*H
Yodle.com
Young Men’s and Women’s Real
Estate Association
Henry ZacharyH
Sarah ZgliniecH
Adam Zipper
ZogSports (Play For Your Cause)
When compiling our list of supporters, we made every effort to include and list each donor
accurately. If we made an error, please accept our apologies and let us know. Space limitations
preclude us from listing all of our donors and corporate matching gifts.
6 | Financial Supporters 2014
New York Cares
Community Partners
New York Cares 2014
163rd Street Improvement Council Scattered Site Housing Program*
2400 7th Avenue Tenant Association
303 Vernon Avenue Tenants Association
92nd St. Y
Abyssinian Development Corporation*
Acacia Network
ACE Integration Head Start
Achilles International*
Action Center for Education and
Community Development
Actors Theatre Workshop
ACTS Community Development Corporation
Added Value and Herban Solutions
Addicts Rehabilitation Center Fund
Adventist Community Services*
African American Planning Commission Serenity House Family Residence
African Refuge
African Services Committee
Agape Seventh Day Baptist Church
Aguila
AIDS Center of Queens County
The Ali Forney Center
All American Soccer Club
All Angels Church
All Hands Volunteers
All Souls Soup Kitchen
Allied Service Center NYC (ASCNYC)
Alpha Phi Alpha Senior Citizens Center
American Littoral Society
American Museum of Natural History
American Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)
Amity Baptist Church
Animal Care & Control of New York City
Animal Haven SoHo
Antioch Baptist Church
Any Soldier
Arab-American Family Support Center (AAFSC)
ArchCare*
Argus Community
Ariva
Asian Americans for Equality (AAFE)*
Association for Metroarea Autistic
Children (AMAC)
Association to Benefit Children*
Astella Development Corporation
Astounding Love!
Baby Buggy
Bailey’s Cafe
Barrier Free Living
Basics, Inc.
Battalion Pentecostal Assembly
Bay Family Domestic Violence Shelter and
Church King of Kings
Bay Improvement Group
Bedford-Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation*
Bed-Stuy Campaign Against Hunger (BSCAH)
Best Buddies New York
Beth Abraham Center for Nursing
and Rehabilitation
Beth Elohim Church
Bethel Emanuel Temple
Beth-Hark Christian Counseling Center
Bible Truth Church of God International
Big Brothers Big Sisters of New York City (BBBS)
Bike New York
Bissel Gardens
Black and Latino AIDS Coalition
Block Institute
BOOM!Health
Bottomless Closet
Bowen Memorial Baptist Church
The Bowery Mission
Bowery Residents’ Committee
The Boys’ Club of New York*
Breaking Bread Ministries
Breakthrough New York
Breukelen Girl Scouts
Bridge Family Residence
Bridging Access to Care*
Brilla College Prep Charter School
Bronx Arts Cultural Center
Bronx Clergy Task Force
The Bronx Defenders
The Bronx is Blooming
Bronx Land Trust
Bronx-Lebanon Hospital (Albert Einstein
College of Medicine)
Bronx-Lebanon Highbridge Woodycrest Center
Bronx Writing Academy
BronxWorks*
Brooklyn Animal Resource Coalition (BARC)
Brooklyn Borough Hall Greenmarket
Brooklyn Borough President’s Office
Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy
Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service
Brooklyn Community Services
Brooklyn Educational Opportunity Center
Brooklyn Faith Feeding Program
Brooklyn Public Library*
Brooklyn Heights Branch
Carroll Gardens Branch
Central Branch
The Child’s Place for Children with
Special Needs
Coney Island Branch
Crown Heights Branch
DeKalb Branch
Eastern Parkway Branch
Greenpoint Branch
Kensington Branch
Kings Highway Branch
Marcy Branch
McKinley Park Branch
New Utrecht Branch
Rugby Branch
Saratoga Branch
Sunset Park Branch
Brooklyn Queens Land Trust
Brothers Helping Brothers
Brownsville Community Residential Center
Brownsville Multi-Service Family Health Center
Brownsville Restoration Church of God
Build It Green!NYC - Queens Reuse Center
Bushwick Economic Development Corporation
Bushwick Parish United Methodist Church
Bushwick United Headstart*
Cabrini Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation
Cabrini Immigrant Services
Caldwell Temple Soup Kitchen - PATHS
Calvary New Baptist Church
CAMBA*
Canarsie Coalition
Cardinal McCloskey Services - Sunrise Drop
In Center
Care for the Homeless
Career Gear
Carnegie East House
Carter Burden Center for the Aging
*Indicates agencies we work with at multiple sites
Community Partners 2014
New York Cares | 1
Carver Community Garden
Casa Promesa*
Castleton Hill Moravian Church
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Catholic Charities - Archdiocese of New York*
Center Against Domestic Violence*
Center for Alternative Sentencing and
Employment Services (CASES)
Center for Community Alternatives
Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO)
Center of Hope International Bread of Life
Food Pantry
Center of Rapid Recovery
Central Bainbridge Street Community Garden
CFY
Charity Baptist Church of Christ
Child Development Support Corporation
Child Study Center of New York - Staten Island
Children of Promise, NYC
Children of the City
Children’s Aid Society*
Children’s Arts & Science Workshops (CASW)
Children’s Evaluation and Rehab Center Rose F. Kennedy Center
Children’s Village
Chinatown Manpower Project
Christ Church United Methodist
Christ’s First Presbyterian Church
Church of God
Church of God 7th Day
Church of God in Christ Jesus of the
Apostles’ Faith
Church of God of Prophecy
Church of God’s Children
The Church of St. Francis Xavier
The Church of St. Luke in the Fields
Church of the Living God Outreach Ministries
The Church of the Village
Citizen Schools New York
Citizens Against Recidivism
City Harvest
Citymeals-On-Wheels
The Clinic at PATHHSEO - Caldwell Temple
Coalition for the Homeless*
Cobble Hill Health Center
CodyCares for Kids
Coler-Goldwater Memorial Hospital*
College and Community Fellowship
Columbus Amsterdam Business
Improvement District
Common Cents New York
Common Ground*
Community Access
Community Association of
Progressive Dominicans
2 | Community Partners 2014
Community Counseling and Mediation Georgia’s Place
Community Health Action of Staten Island*
Community Social and Civic
Empowerment Organization
Comunilife*
Concourse House
Concrete Safaris
Coney Island Connections
Coney Island Generation Gap
Coney Island Gospel Assembly
Congregation Beth Elohim
Consortium for Worker Education
Consuming Fire Ministries International
Convent Avenue Family Living Center (CAFLC)*
Corona Self Help Center
Council of Jewish Organizations of Staten Island
Covenant House New York
CREATE, Inc.*
Creative Arts Workshop for Kids
Crisis Pregnancy Center of NY
Crossroads Food Pantry
Crown Heights Service Center - After-School
Prevention Program
Culinary Kids
Cultural Renaissance for Economic Revitalization
CUNY Citizenship Now!
Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation*
Damon House New York
Dance Theatre Etcetera
Daniel’s Music Foundation
Davidson Community Center
Dawning of a New Day
Dawning Village Day Care Center
Department of Juvenile Justice Headquarters
Directions For Our Youth*
Doctors of the World
Domain Companies*
The DOME Project
Dominican Sunday Inc. Community Service
The Door
DOROT
Double Discovery Center at Columbia University
DREAMS Youthbuild
DreamYard Project
Drew Hamilton Learning Center
Dyckman Senior Center
East Harlem Asthma Center of Excellence
East Harlem Council for Human Services
East Harlem Tutorial Program*
East New York Farms! / United
Community Center*
East New York Miracle Ministries
East New York United Concerned Citizens
East Side House Settlement
Eastchester Gardens Community Center
Cornerstone Program
Ebenezer Mennonite Church
Ebenezer United Pentecostal Church
Education Clinic, Inc.
The Educational Alliance
Edwin Gould Services for Children and Families*
Elevated Expectations
Elmcor Youth and Adult Activities
Emerald Isle Immigration Center of New York
Episcopal Social Services*
Espoir
Evangelistic Church of Christ
Evangelistic Communities Outreach Bronx
Every Day is a Miracle
Excellence Baby Academy
Exponents, Inc.
FAB Alliance
Faith at Work Church
Faith Evangelistic Minstries
Faith Latin American Pentecostal Church
Faith Ministries - Melville
Faith Mission Christian Fellowship Church
Families, Fathers, and Children
Family Christian Church
Family Help Services
Family Life Development Center
Family Support Systems Unlimited*
Far Rockaway Community Church
of the Nazarene
Fashion Delivers Charitable Foundation
The Father’s Heart Ministries
Favor Ministries
FDNY EMS Training Academy
Fedcap - Career Design School*
FEGS Health and Human Services System*
Fellowship Baptist Church
Fifth Avenue Committee*
First Baptist Church of Crown Heights
First Baptist Church of Upper Manhattan
First Central Baptist Church
First Jerusalem Baptist Church
Fiver Children’s Foundation
Floral Vineyard Community Garden
Food Bank For New York City*
Food First*
For My People Empowerment
Fordham Bedford*
Fordham Manor Reformed Church
Fort Tryon Nursing Home
Foster Parent Advocacy Foundation
Fountain Christian Center
Fox House
Free Arts NYC
Free Mission Action Church
The Fresh Air Fund
New York Cares Friends of Diversity Plaza
Friends of Gantry Park
Friends of Hudson River Park*
Friends of Kaiser Park
Friends of Van Cortlandt Park
Friends of Washington Market Park
Full Effect Gospel Ministries
Full Gospel Assembly’s Hands that Help
Future Grads
Futures and Options
Gala Gear
GallopNYC (Giving Alternative Learners
Uplifting Opportunities)
Gay Men’s Health Crisis (GMHC)
Gellman Foundation - DBA Howard’s
Mission Possible
Gertrude Ederle Recreation Center
Gethsemane Garden Baptist Church
Getting Out and Staying Out
Giants of Generosity
Gilda’s Club
Gladiator Sports*
Global Medical Relief Fund
Glory of Christ Church
GO (Grace Opportunity) Project
Goddard Riverside Community at
The Church of St. Paul and St. Andrew*
God’s Love We Deliver
Good News Christian Church
Good Shepherd Services*
Goodwill Industries of Greater New York and
Northern New Jersey*
Gospel Assembly Church Of Jesus
Christ Apostolic
Gowanus Canal Conservancy
The Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club
Grameen PrimaCare
Grand Central Neighborhood Social Services
Grand Street Settlement
The Greater Antioch Temple Church of
Deliverance Ministries
Greater Bright Light Missionary Baptist Church
Greater Faith Temple Church of the Living God
Greater Liberty Cathedral
Greater Tabernacle Baptist Church
Greater Victory Baptist Church
Greater Zion Baptist Church
GrowNYC (Council on the Environment of
New York City)
H.E.A.L.T.H. for Youth
Hamilton-Madison House
HANAC
Hands On New York
Harlem Children’s Zone
Harlem Educational Activities Fund (HEAF)
Harlem RBI (Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities)
Community Partners 2014
Harlem Rose Garden
Harlem United Community AIDS Center*
Harmony Park
Harry Van Arsdale Educational Campus*
Hartley House
Harvest Church International
The Harvest Is Ripe International
Deliverance Ministries
Hattie Carthan Garden*
He Lives Ministries COGIC
Heart 9/11
HeartShare Human Services of New York*
Heavenly Angels Animal Rescue
Help USA*
HELP/PSI
Helping Hands for the Disabled of NYC
Helping is Easy
Helping Others Pursue Excellence
Hempstead Adult and Community
Education Program
Henry Street Settlement*
Herbal Garden
Heritage Health and Housing*
Hillside House - Metropolitan Council
Holy Apostles Church
Holy Deliverance Community Temple
Holy Ghost Church of God
Holy Ground Tabernacle
Holy House of Prayer for All People
Holyrood Episcopal Church - Friday Food
Fest Soup Kitchen
Homes for the Homeless*
The HopeLine Resource Center for
Community Development
Hospital Clinic Home Center
Hour Children
Housing Works*
Hudson Guild*
Human Impacts Institute
Human Resources Adminstration (New Day)
Hunter College - CUNY
Huntington Seventh Day-Adventist Church
I Have a Dream Foundation DeHostos-Wise Towers
Icahn House - Children’s Rescue Fund*
Iglesia 1ra Estrella de Jacob
Iglesia Hispana de La Comunidad
Iglesia Pentecostal Senda Antigua
Immaculate Conception School
In the Spirit of Love
Incarnation School
Institute for Family Health
Institute for the Puerto Rican-Hispanic Elderly*
International Christian Center
International Pentecostal City Mission
International Rescue Committee/New York
Resettlement Office*
International School for Liberal Arts
Inwood House
I’raise Girls and Boys International
Isabella Geriatric Center
Jacob A. Riis Neighborhood Settlement House*
Jacobi Medical Center
Jan Hus Presbyterian Church &
Neighborhood House
J-CAP
The Jericho Project
Jesus is Coming Ministry
Jewish Association for Services
for the Aged (JASA)
Jewish Board of Family and Children’s Services*
Jewish Community Council of Canarsie
Jewish Community Council of Greater
Coney Island*
Jewish Home Lifecare*
KEEN New York / KEEN USA
Keys of the Kingdom Pentecostal
Holiness Church
Kids Creative
King Towers Senior Center
Kings County Hospital Center
Kingsbridge Heights Community Center
Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center
Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club
KSJAMM Dance Troupe
Kwakwaduam Association
La Jornada
Latin African American Chaplains
Association State of New York
Land Restoration Project Compound
Latin American Pentecostal Church of God
La Hermosa
Leake and Watts Services
Learning Ally
Lenox Hill Neighborhood House*
Leviticus Church
Life Center International Ministries
Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center
Lincoln Square Business Improvement District
Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center
Literacy for Urban Empowerment Corporation
Literacy Partners
Literacy, Inc. (LINC)
Little Sisters of the Assumption Family
Health Service
Lively Stone Pentecostal Church
Los Redimidos por la Sangre de Jesucristo
Lott Assisted Living Residence
Love’s Church
Lower East Side Harm Reduction Center
Lower East Side Service Center Diversity Works
New York Cares | 3
Lutheran Family Health Centers
LYFE (Living for the Young Family through
Education) Program*
Madison Square Boys & Girls Club
Make the Road New York
Manhattan Land Trust
Manhattan Valley Development Corporation
Manna of Life Ministries
Masbia*
Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities
MCCNY Charities
Medgar Evers Oasis Beacon Program
Mercy Drive
Methodist Home for Nursing & Rehabilitation
Metro Club PROS
Metropolitan AME Church
Metropolitan Hospital
Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance
Midnight Run
Midtown Community Court*
Miller Avenue Community Block Association
The Mission Continues
The Momentum Project
Mommy & Daddy’s Little Angels OST &
Youth Program
Morris Heights Health Center
Morrisania Baptist Church
Morrisania Diagnostic & Treatment Center
Morvant Ebonites Development Association
Mothers on the Move (MOM)
Mount Hope Housing Company
Mount Horeb Baptist Church - ATM Health &
Wellness Ministry
Mount Moriah Baptist Church
Mount Neboh Baptist Church
Mount Sinai Hospital*
Mount Sinai Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Mount Vernon Seventh-Day Adventist
Church - Community Services Department
Mt. Olivet Apostolic Faith Church
Music for Autism
NAICA Healthy Families
Narco Freedom
National Council of Jewish Women
National Hemophilia Foundation
Nazareth Housing
Network of Angels
New Alternatives for Children
New Alternatives for LGBT Homeless Youth
New Beginnings Community Worship Center
New Beginnings Outreach Ministry
New Covenant Church
New Creation Christian Church Outreach Center
New Creation Ministries
New Haven Ministries
New Hope Community Resource Center*
4 | Community Partners 2014
New Hope Family Worship Center
New Hope for All Saints Lutheran Church
New Horizon Counseling Center
New Lane Senior Center
New Life Outreach International
New Life Tabernacle Church
New Move of God Pentecostal Church
New Settlement Apartments*
New Tabernacle Baptist Church
New Testament Baptist Church
New Testament Church of God
New York Association for Blind Athletes
New York City Department for the Aging*
New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
New York City Department of Education*
Bronx
HS 248 - The Metropolitan High School
HS 265 - Bronx Lab School
HS 297 - Morris Academy for
Collaborative Studies (MACS)
HS 305 - Pablo Neruda Academy for
Architecture and World Studies
HS 345 - Hyde Leadership Charter School
HS 374 - KAPPA International High School
HS 405 - Herbert H. Lehman High School
HS 418 - Bronx High School for the
Visual Arts
HS 439 - Bronx High School for Law and
Community Service
HS 445 - Bronx High School of Science
HS 473 - Mott Haven Village Preparatory
High School
HS 477 - Marble Hill High School for
International Studies
HS 478 - The Cinema School
HS 508 - Bronxdale High School
HS 513 - New World High School
HS 520 - Foreign Language Academy of
Global Studies
HS 525 - Bronx Leadership Academy
High School
HS 527 - Bronx Leadership Academy II
High School
HS 537 - Bronx Arena High School
HS 546 - Bronx Theatre High School
HS 565 - High School for Energy
and Technology
HS 682 - Fannie Lou Hamer Freedom
High School
IS 117 - Joseph H. Wade
JHS 123 - James. Kieran
MS 298 X - Academy of Public Relations
MS 424 - The Hunts Point School
MS 568 - Young Women’s Leadership
School of the Bronx
MS/HS 250 - Eximius College
Preparatory Academy: A College
Board School
MS/HS 270 - Academy for Scholarship
and Entrepreneurship: A College
Board School
MS/HS 517 - Frederick Douglass
Academy III
MS/HS 703 - Bronx Prep Charter School
PS 214 - The Lorraine Hansberry Academy
PS 62 - Inocensio Casanova
PS 1 - Courtlandt School
PS 107
PS 11 - Highbridge
PS 159 - Luis Munoz Marin Bilingual School
PS 161 - Ponce De Leon
PS 18 - John Peter Zenger
PS 189 - Cornerstone Academy for
Social Action
PS 291
PS 333 - The Museum School
PS 352 - The Vida Bogart School for
All Children
PS 359 - Concourse Village
Elementary School
PS 369 - Young Leaders Elementary
PS 443 - The Family School
PS 47 - John Randolph
PS 50 - Clara Barton
PS 521 - Metropolitan Soundview
High School
PS 57 - Crescent
PS 64 - Pura Belpre
PS 67 - Mohegan School
PS 75 - Pathways for Youth School
PS 92
PS 94 - Kings College School
PS 96 - Richard Rodgers
PS/IS 54 - Fordham Bedford Academy
Brooklyn
CS 21 - Crispus Attucks
HS 337 - International High School
at Lafayette
HS 408 - Academy of Hospitality
and Tourism
HS 439 - The Brooklyn International
High School
HS 454 - The Green School: An Academy
for Environmental Careers
HS 488 - Brooklyn Preparatory High School
HS 489 - W.E.B. DuBois Academic High
School
HS 499 - ACORN Community
High School
HS 528 - The High School for
Global Citizenship
New York Cares HS 539 - High School for Service and
Learning at Erasmus
HS 546 - High School for Public
Service: Heroes of Tomorrow
HS 569 - Kurt Hahn Expeditionary
Learning School
HS 572 - Expeditionary Learning School
for Community Leaders
HS 575 - Bedford Stuyvesant
Preparatory High School
HS 616 - Brooklyn High School for
Leadership and Community Service
HS 656 - Brooklyn High School of the Arts
HS 684 - Millennium Brooklyn High School
IS 281 - Joseph B. Cavallaro
John Jay Educational Campus
MS 353 - Elijah Stroud
MS 354 - The School of
Integrated Learning
MS 582
MS 588 - Middle School for Art
and Philosophy
MS 61 - Dr. Gladstone H. Atwell
MS 664 - Brooklyn Environmental
Exploration School
MS/HS 590 - Medgar Evers College
Preparatory School
MS/HS 697 - Teachers Preparatory
High School
PS 308 - Clara Cardwell
PS 109
PS 119 - Amersfort
PS 12 - Dr. Jacqueline Peek-Davis
Elementary School
PS 120 - Carlos Tapia
PS 130 - The Parkside
PS 133 - William A. Butler
PS 138
PS 139 - Alexine A. Fenty
PS 140
PS 147 - The Isaac Remsen School
PS 181
PS 196 - Ten Eyck School
PS 200 - Benson School
PS 214 - Michael Friedsam
PS 230 - Doris L. Cohen
PS 231
PS 24 - The Dual Language School for
International Studies
PS 243 - The Weeksville School
PS 256 - Benjamin Banneker
PS 261 - Philip Livingston
PS 262 - El Hajj Malik Shabazz
Elementary School
PS 274 - Kosciusko
PS 290 - Juan Morel Campos
Community Partners 2014
PS 297 - Richard Stockton
PS 3 - The Bedford Village
PS 306 - Ethan Allen
PS 309 - The George E. Wibecan
Preparatory Academy
PS 329 - Surfside School
PS 335 - Granville T. Woods
PS 361 - East Flatbush Early
Childhood School
PS 371 - Lillian L. Rashkis
PS 373 - Brooklyn Transition Center
PS 38 - The Pacific
PS 399 - Stanley Eugene Clark
PS 4
PS 401 - The Christopher Avenue
Community School
PS 446 - Riverdale Avenue
Community School
PS 5 - Dr. Ronald E. McNair
PS 503 - The School of Discovery
PS 52 - Sheepshead Bay
PS 53
PS 59 - William Floyd
PS 599 - The Brooklyn Landmark
Elementary School
PS 627 - Brighter Choice Community
PS 636 - Young Scholars’ Academy for
Discovery and Exploration
PS 677 - East New York Elementary
School of Excellence (ENYESE)
PS 7 - Abraham Lincoln
PS 771
PS 81 - Thaddeus Stevens
PS/IS 284 - Lew Wallace
PS/IS 323
PS/MS 282 - Park Slope
SS 690 - Brooklyn Studio
Secondary School
Manhattan
Community School District 5
HS 285 - Harlem Renaissance High School
HS 294 - Essex Street Academy
HS 298 - Pace High School
HS 300 - The Urban Assembly School
of Design and Construction
HS 304 - Mott Hall High School
HS 308 - Lower Manhattan Arts Academy
HS 313 - The James Baldwin School: A
School for Expeditionary Learning
HS 423 - High School for Excellence
and Innovation
HS 435 - Manhattan Center for Science
and Mathematics
HS 438 - International High School at
Union Square
HS 459 - Manhattan International
High School
HS 475 - Stuyvesant High School
HS 492 - High School for Law,
Advocacy and Community Justice
HS 495 - Park East High School
HS 515 - Lower East Side Preparatory
High School
HS 545 - High School for Dual
Language and Asian Studies
HS 580 - Richard R. Green High School
of Teaching
HS 600 - The High School of
Fashion Industries
HS 630 - Art and Design High School
MS 104 - Simon Baruch Middle School
MS 319 - Maria Teresa
MS 324 - Patria Mirabal
MS 421 - West Prep Academy
MS 862 - Mott Hall II
MS/HS 350 - Democracy Preparatory
Charter School
MS/HS 509 - Marta Valle High School
MS/HS 860 - Frederick Douglass
Academy II Secondary School
PS 11 - William T. Harris
PS 111 - Adolph S. Ochs
PS 124 - Yung Wing
PS 140 - Nathan Straus
PS 145 - The Bloomingdale School
PS 15 - Roberto Clemente
PS 161 - Pedro Albizu Campos
PS 163 - Alfred E. Smith
PS 171 - Patrick Henry
PS 175 - Henry H Garnet
PS 18 - Park Terrace
PS 184 - Shuang Wen
PS 188 - The Island School
PS 191 - Museum Magnet School for
Inquiry, Innovation and Imagination
PS 2 - Meyer London
PS 20 - Anna Silver
PS 208 - Alain L. Locke Magnet School
for Environmental Stewardship
PS 28 - Wright Brothers
PS 33 - Chelsea Prep
PS 366 - Washington Heights Academy
PS 37 - River East Elementary
PS 375 - Mosaic Preparatory Academy
PS 518 - East Harlem Scholars Academy
PS 64 - Robert Simon
PS 75 - Emily Dickinson
PS 76 - A. Philip Randolph
PS 8 - Luis Belliard
PS 811 - The Mickey Mantle School
PS 83 - Luis Munoz Rivera
New York Cares | 5
PS 861 - Future Leaders Institute
Charter School
PS 94 - The Spectrum School
PS/MS 165 - Robert E. Simon
PS/MS 96 - Joseph C. Lanzetta
STEM Institute of Manhattan
Queens
HS 264 - Academy of Finance
and Enterprise
HS 301 - Academy for Careers in
Television and Film
HS 310 - Queens Collegiate: A College
Board School
HS 351 - Rockaway Collegiate
High School
HS 460 - Flushing High School
HS 475 - Richmond Hill High School
HS 494 - Law, Government, &
Community Service Magnet High School
HS 496 - Business, Computer
Applications & Entrepreneurship
High School
HS 505 - Hillcrest High School
HS 550 - High School for Arts
and Business
IS 230
JHS 190 - Russell Sage
JHS 210 - Elizabeth Blackwell
JHS 8 - The New Preparatory
Middle School
MS 319 - Village Academy
MS 53 - Brian Piccolo
PS 140 - Edward Ellington
PS 160 - Walter Francis Bishop
PS 17 - Henry David Thoreau
PS 19 - Marino Jeantet
PS 199 - Maurice A. Fitzgerald
PS 2 - Alfred Zimberg
PS 20 - John Bowne
PS 207 - Rockwood Park
PS 253
PS 282 - Knowledge and Power
Preparatory Academy VI
PS 302 - Queens High School for
Information Research & Technology
PS 312 - Jamaica Children’s School
PS 330 - Giving Our All to Learning
PS 4 - Robert Vernam School
PS 40 - Samuel Huntington
PS 60 - Woodhaven
PS 65 - The Raymond York
Elementary School
PS 80 - Thurgood Marshall Magnet
PS 85 - Judge Charles Vallone
PS 86
PS 92 - Harry T. Stewart Sr.
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PS 97 - Forest Park
PS/MS 147 - Ronald McNair
Staten Island
HS 450 - Curtis High School
IS 27 - Anning S Prall
PS 20 - Port Richmond
PS 26 - The Carteret School
PS 30 - Westerleigh
PS 41 - New Dorp
PS 45 - John Tyler
PS 78
New York City Department of
Homeless Services*
Auburn Family Residence
Jamaica Family Residence
LIFE Center
Ruth Fernandez Family Residence
Tilden Hall Residence
New York City Department of Parks
and Recreation*
Al Oerter Recreation Center
Alfred E. Smith Recreation Center
Alley Pond Park
ARROW Community Center
Astoria Park
Betsy Head Pool
Bronx River Alliance
Brookville Park
Bushwick Pool
Cadman Plaza Park
Canarsie Park
Castle Hill Park
Chelsea Recreation Center
Claremont Park
Clove Lakes Park
Coffey Park
Columbus Park Pavilion
Conference House Park
Crotona Park
Cunningham Park
East 54th Street Recreation Center
East River Park
Ferry Point Park
Flushing Meadows Corona Park
Forest Park
Fort Greene Park
Fort Tryon Park
Franz Sigel Park
Friends of Red Hook Recreation Center
Hansborough Park and Recreation Center
Happy Warrior Playground
Inwood Hill Park
J. Hood Wright Parks and Recreation Center
Jackie Robinson Park
Jackie Robinson Recreation Center
Kennedy Playground - Raymond M.
O’Conner Field
Leon S. Kaiser Park
Lincoln Terrace Park
Little Bay Park
Lost Battalion Hall Recreation Center
Lower East Side Ecology Center
Macombs Dam Park
Marcus Garvey Park
Marine Park
Morningside Park
Mullaly Park
NYC Parks Citywide Aquatics Division
Olde Towne of Flushing Burial Ground
Owen Dolen Recreation Center
Pelham Bay Park
Pelham Fritz Recreation Center - OST Program
Prall Playground
Prospect Park
Pugsley Creek Park
Ranaqua Park
Riverside Park
Rockaway Beach
Sara D. Roosevelt Park
Schmul Park
Seward Park
Sorrentino Recreation Center
Soundview Park
South Beach Park
Springfield Park
St. Mary’s Recreation Center
St. Nicholas Park
Theodore Roosevelt Park
Thomas Jefferson Recreation Center
Tompkins Square Park
Victor Hanson Recreation Center
Von King Park
Weeping Beech Playground
Williamsbridge Oval Park - Afterschool Center
Williamsbridge Oval Park - Senior Center
Willowbrook Park
GreenThumb*
Abib Newborn Garden
Clayton Williams Garden
Drew Gardens
Edgecombe Ave/Sugar Hill Garden
Green Oasis Community Garden
Land Restoration Project Compound
New Vision Garden
Riverside Valley Community Garden Jenny’s Garden
Tranquility Farm
New York City Department of Transportation*
New York City Financial Network Action
Consortium (NYCFNAC)
New York Cares New York City Housing Authority*
175 Eldridge Street Tenants Association
Baruch Community Center
Brevoort Community Center
Independence Community Center
Lafayette Gardens Community Center
Redfern Houses Resident Council
South Beach Community Center
Tompkins Community Center
Walt Whitman Tenants Association
Wyckoff Gardens Community Center
New York City Police Department
New York City Rescue Mission
The New York City Urban Debate League
New York Common Pantry
New York Dream Center
New York Hall of Science
New York Harm Reduction Educators (NYHRE)
New York Junior Tennis League
New York Methodist Hospital
New York Presbyterian Hospital
New York Public Library*
115th Street Branch
67th Street Branch
96th Street Branch
Andrew Heiskell Braille and Talking
Book Library
Bloomingdale Branch
Clason’s Point Branch
Columbus Branch
Countee Cullen Branch
George Bruce Branch
Grand Concourse Branch
Kingsbridge Branch
Melrose Branch
Morris Park Branch
Mosholu Branch
New Amsterdam Branch
Todt Hill–Westerleigh Branch
Washington Heights Branch
Webster Branch
Woodstock Branch
Yorkville Branch
New York Restoration Project
New York Road Runners
New York State Department of
Environmental Conservation*
New York State Office of Parks, Recreation &
Historic Preservation*
Gantry Plaza State Park
St. Francis Woodlands
New York University Medical Center
North Bronx National Council of Negro Women
The North Bronx Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Northeast Brooklyn Housing
Development Corporation
Community Partners 2014
Northeastern Community Service Center
Northern Manhattan Improvement
Corporation (NMIC)
Nos Quedamos
Notre Dame School
NYC Administration for Children’s Services Queens ACS Borough Office
NYC Family Justice Center
NYC Service
NYC Swim
NYPD Law Enforcement Explorers
NYS Department of Labor
Odyssey House*
The Office of New York City Council Member
Ruben Wills
Office of the Public Advocate - Senior Action
Help Line
Old Pine Community Center
One Way International Ministry
Only Make Believe
Operation Homefront
Operation HOPE
Operation Jersey Cares
Operation: Quiet Comfort
Opportunities For A Better Tomorrow
Our Lady of Grace Church
Overcoming Love Ministries
Padre Plaza Success Garden
Pajama Program
Palladia*
Paradise Baptist Church
Paradise Transitional Housing
Park of the Americas
Parkchester Enhancement Program for Seniors
Parkside Resident Council
Part of the Solution (POTS)
The Partnership for Inner-City Education
Partnership with Children
Pathways to Graduation*
Pediatric Resource Center
Pelham Bay Park
People Assisting Positive Actions
Perfecting Faith Church
Phipps Houses Group*
Pibly Residential Programs
Play Rugby USA
The Point Community Development
Corporation (CDC)
Points of Light Foundation
Police Athletic League*
Portraits of Hope
Positive Beginnings*
Poughkeepsie Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Praxis Housing Initiatives
Presbyterian Senior Services
Project EATS
Project FIND*
Project Harmony
Project Hospitality*
Project Reach NYC
Project Renewal*
Project Sunshine
Publicolor
Puerto Rican Family Institute
The Puppetry Arts Theatre
Pure Gospel Miracle Revival Center
Queens Library*
Arverne Branch
Broad Channel Branch
Broadway Branch
Cambria Heights Branch
Central Branch
Corona Branch
Far Rockaway Branch
Flushing Branch
Forest Hills Branch
Jackson Heights Branch
Langston Hughes Branch
Long Island City Branch
Queens Library for Teens
Queens Library Long Island City Adult
Learning Center
Ridgewood Branch
Seaside Branch
Steinway Adult Learning Center
Woodside Branch
Ralph’s Educational & Recreational
Computer Services
Randall’s Island Park Alliance
Rauschenbusch Metro Ministries
Reach Out and Read of Greater New York
Reading Partners
Real Life Church
Rebuilding Together NYC
Refuge Apostolic Church of Christ
Refuge Citadel of Hope Outreach Department
Regal Cinemas Union Square
Rehoboth International Fellowship Church
Resident Engagement
Restoration Empowerment Ministries
Resurrection and Life Church
Resurrection Brooklyn
River Fund New York
The Riverside Premier Rehab & Healing Center
The Rock Community Church
Rock of Salvation (Roca de Salvacion) Church
Rockaway Artists Alliance
Rockaway Development and
Revitalization Corp
Rockaway United
Rockaway Waterfront Alliance
Room To Grow
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Safe Horizon*
Salem United Methodist Church
Salvation Army of Greater New York*
Samaritan Village*
Sauti Yetu Center for African Women
SCAN New York*
Schervier Nursing Care Center
SCO Family of Services*
Seaside Senior Center
Seek Ye First Ministry For All People
SelfHelp Community Services*
Services for the Underserved*
Sesame Flyers International - Cultural Center
Shaolin Ryders Motorcycle Club
Shiloh Baptist Church Missionaries
Shiloh Church of Christ, Disciples of Christ
Shiloh Community Garden
Shore Road Park Conservancy
Shore Soup Project
Silent Cry
SiMunye Dancers
Snug Harbor Cultural Center &
Botanical Garden
Socks 4 Tots
Soul Saving Mission Pentecostal Church
Soul Winners Christian Center
South Asian Youth Action (SAYA)
South Bronx Overall Economic Development
Corporation (SoBRO)*
South Bronx United
Sponsors for Educational Opportunity (SEO)
Sports & Arts In Schools Foundation
Spring Green Baptist Church
St. Ann’s Corner of Harm Reduction
St. Ann’s Episcopal Church
St. Bartholomew’s Church
St. Bernard Project - New York
St. George Day
St. Jean Baptiste High School
St. John’s Bread & Life
St. John’s Place Family Center
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Luke’s School
St. Mark Church of Christ Soup Kitchen
St. Mark the Evangelist
St. Michael’s Church
St. Peter’s Church
St. Samuel’s Cathedral Church of God
A Stairway To Hope
Stanley Isaacs Neighborhood Center*
START Treatment & Recovery Center
Staten Island Family and Children Services
Staten Island Mental Health Society
Staten Island Project Homefront
Steinway Child and Family Services
Street LIFE Ministries
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StreetSquash*
StreetWise Partners
Stuyvesant Cove Park - Solar One
Sumner Houses Tenant Association
Sumner Senior Center
Sunnyside Community Services*
Sunnyside Shines
Susan E. Wagner Day School
Sustainable Flatbush
T & T Vernon Block Association
Tabernacle of Prayer for All People
Tabernacle of Testimony
International Ministries
Talent Search
Tender Care Human Services (TCHS)
Thessalonia Baptist Church
Transitional Services For New York
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Trinity Tabernacle of Gravesend
Trinity Zion Deliverance Church
Trinity’s Services and Food for the Homeless
Triple R Garden
Trippinz Care
True Gospel Tabernacle Church
True Worship Church
Twin Parks Tenant Association
Tzu Chi Foundation
Ujima Community Working Together
Ujima Garden
Union Baptist Church
Union Baptist Church Community
Feeding Program
Union Grove Baptist Church
Union Settlement Association*
Unitarian Church of All Souls
United Cerebral Palsy of New York City*
United Church of Praise International Ministries
United Coalition Association
United Holiness Temple Church Of God
In Christ
United Reformed Church of Williamsbridge
United States Department of Education
United States Tennis Association
Unity Faith Outreach Program
University Community Social Services
University Heights Educational & Cultural
Development Community Center
University Settlement Society of New York*
Upper Room Full Gospel Baptist Church
Urban Dove*
Urban Strategies*
Urban Upbound*
Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology
Village Care of New York*
Village Temple
Vineyard International Christian Ministries
Violence Intervention Program*
VIP Community Services
VISIONS / Services for the Blind and
Visually Impaired*
Visiting Nurse Service of New York (VNSNY)*
Vocal-NY
Volunteers of America of Greater New York*
Washington Heights CORNER Project
We Care Community Outreach
We Care for Our Communities
We Care New York
We Stand For Our Children - Wilson St
We The Kids Foundation
West End Temple
West Side Campaign Against Hunger
What About the Children
The Wholeness Missionary Baptist Church
Wildlife Conservation Society
William A. Harris Garden
William F. Ryan Community Health Center
Wilson Major Morris Community Center
Wolfe’s Pond Pooches
The Women About Change
Women for Afghan Women
Women In Need*
Women’s Housing and Economic
Development Corp. (WHEDCo)
Women’s Prison Association & Home*
Woodside on the Move
Woodycrest Center for Human Development*
Word Ministries International
Word of Life Christian Fellowship International
Word of Life Church
The Worship House and Outreach Ministries
Yadestiny Treasure Chest
Yellow Boots
The Young Adult Borough Center of
Staten Island
Young Men’s Empowerment
Zion Baptist Church
Zone 126
New York Cares Statement of Activities
New York Cares Financial Report 2014
Year ended June 30, 2014
Unrestricted
Temporarily Restricted
Total
Public Support and Revenue:
Foundations
$659,600
$90,000
$749,600
Corporations
2,921,812
1,733,337
4,655,149
45,094
949,411
Government
40,312
Individuals
904,317
40,312
Special Events, net
1,343,740
1,343,740
Investment Income
301,425
301,425
Rental Income
351,101
351,101
Earned Revenue
12,250
12,250
Other Income
Donated Goods and Services
Net Assets Released from Restrictions
Total Public Support and Revenue
60,000
60,000
2,532,131
2,532,131
1,786,399
(1,786,399)
0
$10,913,087
$82,032
$10,955,119
Expenses:
Program Services
Management and General
Fundraising
Total Expenses
Change in Net Assets Before Disaster Relief Activities
$8,592,754
$8,592,754
736,017
736,017
1,228,329
1,228,329
$10,557,100
$10,557,100
$355,987
$82,032
$438,019
Disaster Relief Activities:
Disaster relief contributions
Disaster relief expenses
Total Disaster Relief Activities
Change in Net Assets After Disaster Relief Activities
New York Cares transforms
every $1
$6
donated into
in VALUE to the
through the
community
POWER of our volunteers.
$355,987
$246,181
$246,181
(1,266,817)
(1,266,817)
($1,020,636)
($1,020,636)
($938,604)
($582,617)
Statement of Financial Position
New York Cares Financial Report 2014
Assets
Cash and Cash Equivalents–on-going operations
Restricted Cash and Cash Equivalents
$2,203,956
216,502
Pledges Receivable, net
1,330,785
Investments
3,786,378
Prepaid Expenses and Other Assets
187,693
Property and Equipment, net
563,796
Total Assets
$8,289,110
Liabilities and Net Assets
Liabilities:
Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses
Deferred Rent
Total Liabilities
$519,007
584,506
$1,103,513
Net Assets:
Unrestricted:
Undesignated, Available for General Operations
1,886,950
Board-designated Endowment Fund
3,474,782
Total Unrestricted
$5,361,732
Temporarily Restricted:
On-going Operations
Disaster Relief
Total Temporarily Restricted
$1,306,606
517,259
$1,823,865
Total Net Assets
$7,185,597
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$8,289,110
New York Cares, Inc. (Tax ID Number: 13-3444193) — This information has been excerpted from our
audited 2014 Financial Statements conducted by our independent accountants EisnerAmper LLP. For a
complete copy of our audited Financial Statements, visit www.newyorkcares.org or write to New York State
Attorney General’s Charities Bureau, Attn: FOIL Officer, 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271
In 2014, New York Cares once
again received the highest
rating of four stars from Charity
Navigator, the nation’s premier
independent evaluator of
charitable organizations.
Board of Directors
New York Cares 2014
President
Paul J. Taubman
Founder,
PJT Partners, LP
Vice President
William Cohen
Vice Chairman —
Investment Banking,
Barclays Capital
Vice President
Gary L. Ginsberg
Executive Vice President,
Time Warner Inc.
Vice President
Ross H. Goldstein
Managing Director and
Co-Founder,
Gotham Ventures
Vice President
President Emeritus
Gail B. Harris
Retired Partner,
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett
Vice President
Jeanne Straus
President,
Straus Newspapers, Inc.
Vice President
Janet S. Zagorin
Client Service Officer,
Sidley Austin LLP
Secretary
Joyce Frost
Partner,
Riverside Risk Advisors LLC
Treasurer
John B. Ehrenkranz
Chief Investment Officer,
Ehrenkranz Partners L.P.
James L. Amine
Global Head of Investment
Banking Department,
Member of the Executive
Board of Credit Suisse
Kathy Behrens
President, Social
Responsibility and Player
Programs,
National Basketball
Association
Rene Brinkley
Brand Marketing Manager,
CNBC
K. Don Cornwell
Partner,
PJT Partners, LP
Frances Ferguson
Managing Director &
Chief Administrative Officer,
BNY Mellon
Michael Graham
Senior Managing Director &
Country Head - USA
OMERS Private Equity USA
David A. Lehman
Managing Director and
Co-Head of Mortgage
Trading,
Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.
Robert Walsh
Chief Financial Officer,
Evercore Partners
Howard Wolfson
Senior Advisor to Mayor
Mike Bloomberg,
Bloomberg Philanthropies
Honorary
Board Members
Edward Adler
Partner,
RLM Finsbury
Richard Bilotti
Head of Technology,
Media and
Telecommunications
Research,
P. Schoenfeld Asset
Management LP
Cheryl Cohen Effron
Ken Giddon
President,
Rothman’s Union
Square
Sheldon Hirshon, Esq.
Partner,
SIH Enterprises
A division of
MC Acquisitions LLC
Robert Levitan
Chief Executive Officer,
Pando Networks, Inc.
David Rabin
Partner,
The Lambs Club and
The Double Seven
Michael Schlein
President and CEO,
ACCION International
As of 4/21/15
Affiliations for identification purpose only
Our Staff
New York Cares 2014
Gary Bagley
Executive Director
Anne Corry
Deputy Executive Director,
External Affairs
Megwin Finegan
Senior Director,
Communications and
Constituent Relations
Ed Lada
Senior Director,
Finance and Operations
Wes Moe
Senior Director,
Programs
As of 4/21/15
*New York Cares is proud to count NYC Civic Corps
and AmeriCorps members among our staff.
Amy Abramson
Brittany Agne
Erica Aguilar
Steven Alihonou*
Raymond Ampil
Irina Anilovich
Abasi Aniton
Christopher Antczak
Emily Bailey
Samara Berger
Margaret Bernhard
Carol Chang
Stephanie Cheng
Danielle Chery
Christina Chiolo
Veronica Cho
Jared Cole
Susan Craine
Kasseopia Davis
Jaime Denniston-Merced
Diana Deoki
Kathy Edouard*
Glenn Eisenberg
Jamel Evans
Kenrick Fraser
Alisha Freeman
Steven Frieson
Luigi Fu
Lea Giddins
Matthew Gragnano
Nida Gulfam*
Katherine Hampton
Tiffany Haynes
Katherine Kienitz
Priscilla Lam
Adam Lebowitz
Young Lee*
Toby Levine
Jo Lin
Julia Loehle
Jessica Lopez
Claire H Marinello
Victor Mendoza
Tammy M Mesic Martz
Rebecca Moramarco
Samantha Newman
Avi Nocella
Sarah Nylund
Heeyeon Park
Andrew Perricone-Dazzo
Hannah Perryman
Christine Peters
Melissa Peterson
Erica Plofsky
Jessica Presedo
Javon Robinson*
Grace Ryan
Nefisah Sallim
Shelby Schebilski*
Stephen Streicher
Millie Symns*
Marie-Michele Tackett*
Nicole Thomas
Charissa Townsend
Sarah Ushay
Sandy Velez
Shanee Walker
James Dakotah West
Joshua Winata
Michael Wise
Natalie Zuckerman