A New Standard of Leadership and Excellence

A New Standard of
Leadership and Excellence
Crossroads for Kids Five Cs
A New Standard of Leadership and Excellence
The Five Cs are the pillars of Crossroads roadmap to nurturing the next
generation of diverse young leaders in Massachusetts.
By supporting our kids and teens to embody the essence of the Cs in their
daily lives, we are providing the tools and fostering the passion and spirit
that will ensure they succeed wherever the road may take them.
Before
Crossroads:
I was scared, I was careless,
I was not trusted, I was troubled,
I was betrayed, I was impatient,
I was becoming less of a person,
I was headed on the wrong track,
I was alone, I was not happy,
I was selfish, I was quiet.
photo: David Grossman
Character Driven
Challenge Ready
Community Focused
College Bound
Committed to a
Better Future
Because
of Crossroads:
I am a believer, I am stronger,
I am trusted, I am open to others,
I am headed on the right track,
I am caring, I am comfortable in
my own skin, I am growing up,
I am able to smile, I AM ME.
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Crossroads for Kids
Changes Lives
I am honored each day to be a part of this incredible family we call Crossroads for Kids.
I suppose you could say I feel like a proud parent when I see a child grow from a shy 7 year-old
with the weight of the world on their shoulders into a confident college bound high school
graduate. Knowing that Crossroads challenged and supported them to be character driven
on their personal journey to success is both humbling and inspiring. What makes us most
proud is seeing our graduates develop into community focused young adults who show
kindness and respect for everyone around them and understand the value and intrinsic reward
found in service to others.
All of this – and all that lies ahead for Crossroads and the amazing kids we serve – is made
possible by you. Whether this year marked the first or 40th year you invested in our programs,
we are incredibly honored to count you among our dedicated partners. Your support sends a
message to our staff, our communities, and most importantly, to our kids: “I believe in you,
and what you can become.” More than any line item on a budget sheet could ever indicate,
this message is what fuels our organization. We are humbled by your generosity and your
confidence in our mission.
Together, we are changing the lives of at-risk youth in Greater Boston and Eastern
Massachusetts. When they succeed, we succeed. On behalf of everyone at Crossroads for Kids,
thank you for supporting the work we are honored to do each day.
Crossroads for Kids changes lives – because of you.
With heartfelt thanks,
Deb Samuels
Executive Director
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I am incredibly proud to be part of the Crossroads for Kids
community, especially at this exciting and momentous point in
the evolution of our organization. The extraordinary outcomes we have seen since our first class of year-round teen
leadership participants graduated in 2008 are inspiring. Our 100% high school graduation rate and 93% college
acceptance rate further support what we at Crossroads have always known to be true - we have developed a unique
and particularly effective program model for helping young people from risk-filled environments reach their potential.
It is now our responsibility to bring our services to as many Massachusetts youth as possible.
In 2010 the Crossroads for Kids Board completed our Strategic Plan, creating a blueprint for increasing the number
of youth in our long term, high-impact, year-round programming by over 100% in the next 5 years. With such
ambitious goals for ourselves and for the youth in our programs, we are dedicated to thoughtful and effective growth
that always maintains the quality of the relationships we build with our youth. We invite you to join us as we move
forward to effect even greater change in the communities we serve.
We are so grateful for the unwavering support of our donors who have shown their commitment to our youth is as
strong as our own. Your support has allowed Crossroads for Kids to be challenge ready and thrive in even the
most challenging economic climates. Our shared commitment to a better future for at-risk youth will
ensure that our communities are filled with the next generation of diverse young leaders. I know you will share my
excitement as we embark on this exciting next step in our Crossroads for Kids journey.
Sincerely,
Catherine Curtin Dyroff
Chair, Board of Trustees
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75 Years of Changing Lives
Crossroads
Year-Round
Crossroads for Kids – The Beginning
We opened our doors in 1936 under a different name but with the same goal:
to change the lives of Massachusetts at-risk youth.
…means comprehensive
programming and support
during the summer and
For our first 61 years we changed lives primarily through our residential summer camp
programs. The teachers, guidance counselors and principals who worked with our campers
during the summer as Crossroads seasonal staff, also worked with our kids during the school
year and confirmed what we knew to be true.
the school year
for up to 10 years
of a child’s life.
The effects of a positive and supportive overnight summer camp experience directly
supports academic and social success in the school environment, and beyond.
They also confirmed something else we knew to be true, that this impact could wane as time passed.
As the lessons and community grew more distant in a child’s memory, their struggles returned.
To more completely support our kids we knew we needed to expand our services and
create a new model to serve kids all year long.
Beyond Summer Camp
A New Program Model is Born
In 1997 we took our first step toward year-round programming with the introduction of our Crossroads
Continuity Initiative program (CCI). The goal of CCI was to help our kids stay connected to the support,
strength and consistency found at Crossroads by bringing them back to camp at least one weekend a
month to be re-energized and re-motivated to succeed during the school year.
Crossroads and C5
A Perfect Combination
In 2003, Crossroads began our partnership with the national C5 Youth Foundation. Created by
leading youth development professionals, the five-year, year-round C5 Teen Leadership Program
curriculum model fit perfectly with our vision of ensuring all kids and teens receive the support
they need to be successful in work, school and life. When our first C5 class graduated in
2008 with 100% of teens also graduating from high school and 93% achieving college
acceptances, we knew that our C5 partnership would continue to propel us toward
fulfilling our vision of long term support for kids and teens and developing the next
generation of diverse young leaders.
Today Crossroads is proud to be the New England affiliate of the National
Association of C5 Youth Programs, where the five Cs are changing the lives of
young leaders across the United States.
1936
Arthur Taylor Burgess
conceives the idea
for the Boys
and Girls Camps
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1937 1938 1939 1942
First ever
session at
Camp Wing
Duxbury
Stockade
construction
begins
Duxbury
Stockade
opens with
two units
1961
Land for Camp
Assets of total
Mitton is acquired
organization
in Brewster, MA
exceeds the
1
million mark
Camp Lapham
for
the first time
for Girls opened
in Ashby, MA
1972
1975
First session
of Camp Wing
Day Camp
Camp Lapham is
converted to a
co-ed camp
First session for
co-ed use at
Duxbury Stockade
1997 1998 2003 2008
First
Year-Round
Program
Offerings
We officially
change our name
to Crossroads
for Kids
C5 becomes
part of the
Crossroads
Family
First C5 Class
Graduates
2010
We Celebrate our 75th
Summer Serving Youth
Roadmap to a Better Future
Strategic Plan
Completed
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CHALLENGE
READY
Roadmap to a Better Future
A New Model for Leadership and Excellence
The Crossroads strategic plan Roadmap to a Better Future has emerged from our existing
strength and proven success in making lasting positive change in the lives and communities
of the youth we serve.
The plan provides a new and shared vision rooted in our historic legacy as well as specific
objectives, goals and benchmarks against which to gauge our performance.
Strategic Initiatives
Increased Enrollment Capacity
We will incrementally expand our capacity to serve
800 youth in year-round programming by 2015.
Evaluation and Measurement
We will invest in comprehensive evaluation
and measurement tools and systems to:
• Ensure the highest level of service.
• Enable us to more effectively
communicate our outcomes.
• Solidify our model for replication and
further impact.
Expanding our Resources
Being a part of
Crossroads and being
surrounded by all of the
amazing people involved makes
me want to be a better person.
Crossroads is not just a place or
person, they are my home and my
family. I am grateful for the person
they have helped me to be and all
of the opportunities they have
and continue to bring me.
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- Taryn
We will efficiently and effectively develop the resources
required to achieve the following goals:
• Expand our Mission-furthering programs,
Crossroads Connects and Camp Wing Day Camp.
• Embark on a Strategic Development Planning Process.
• Develop and enhance our capacity to manage our physical resources.
• Continued investment in our incredible team.
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I am...
Character Driven
Challenge Ready
Community Focused
College Bound
Committed to a Better Future
photo: David Grossman
I am a Crossroads Kid
The Cornerstone Code
We
We
We
We
represent ourselves and our community well.
hold ourselves to a higher standard.
show respect for everyone in our community.
build the future we wish to see.
The Cornerstone Code is the foundation of the C5 Teen Leadership Program;
however, today at Crossroads we challenge all of the youth in our programs to
hold themselves accountable to these expectations beginning at age seven.
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Crossroads helped
me realize that I could
make a difference in
other people’s lives the
way that Crossroads
has changed mine.
- Tatiana
COMMUNITY
FOCUSED
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Our Kids
Come from families who work
hard to make ends meet.
86% of our participants come from
homes where the annual income is $5,200
or less per family member.
Live in situations where life
isn’t always easy.
73%
of our participants live in single
parent households.
35%
of our participants live in foster care
or have open cases with social workers.
A child can remain a part of the
Crossroads family regardless of
transitions they and their families
may face. Whether they move
to a different neighborhood, a
different school or a different town
altogether, they can continue to
count on Crossroads wherever
their paths’ may lead.
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15%
of our participants are currently
or have recently lived in transition (shelters,
homelessness).
Our Crossroads family
is diverse.
Crossroads kids bring experience from diverse
communities, neighborhoods, cultures and
backgrounds across 130 different towns in
Eastern Massachusetts.
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The Five Cs in Action
Real Life Results
of Crossroads graduates have
also graduated from high school.
CHARACTER
DRIVEN
of Crossroads graduates apply to
and are accepted at college.
of our graduates are first generation
college students.
of our alumni currently volunteer or work in mentor/
counselor positions in Crossroads programs, or are
actively involved in effecting change through another
organization in their community.
of our seasonal staff is comprised of
Crossroads alumni.
of our graduates say their Crossroads experience
impacted what they are studying in college.
of our graduates feel Crossroads made them competitive
candidates for college acceptance and meaningful jobs.
Crossroads for Kids
challenged me and
changed my vision for
the future. Before, all I
cared about was playing
basketball; I never even
thought about college
and now I am in my
freshman year.
- Jalen
All statistics based on students who have been part of our
year-round program for five or more years. Did you know
that only
69%
of Massachusetts
at-risk kids and teens graduate
from high school and only
enroll in college?
60%
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COLLEGE BOUND
Crossroads Impact
in the Classroom
There is no doubt in my mind that the lessons
learned at Crossroads have helped our students
grow and mature. It has shaped them, helped them
aspire to more, to be self-reliant and self-sufficient.
Reva Castaline, LICSW, Brockton School Dept
Crossroads has offered our students and alumni access to amazing educational opportunities.
The common element in the Crossroads C5 program is a focus on leadership development and
personal responsibility. I appreciate the affordability and outreach to families and community
that are hallmarks of the program.
Teresa Rodriguez, Director of High School and Summer Placement, Roxbury Prep
Because of Crossroads for
Kids I feel like anything is
possible and I am happy to
have their support as I plan
for my future: graduating
from high school, going to
college, and continuing to give
back so I can change other
people’s lives the way they
changed mine.
- Janasha
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By participating in the Crossroads program our students come to school with the confidence
to take risks and be leaders with their peers and in their communities. The impact lasts as
they continue to put themselves in new and challenging situations in high school. I wish every
student had the opportunity to participate in such a high quality and formative program.
Caitlin Moore, 7/8th History Teacher, Excel Academy
Over the course of the Crossroads program we have watched our students grow into more
confident and self-assured young adults which has measurable impact on their academic
and life successes.
Laura Goldworm, Director of Graduate Support, Excel Academy
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IM
E
C5 molded me into
the person I am today and
offered me opportunities that you
can’t find anywhere else. Being able
to go on a wilderness trek in Wyoming
pushed me beyond my comfort zones
and showed me I can do anything.
Going on the College Tour showed
me just how many doors are open
to me. C5 is helping me pave
the road to my future.
RY
KA
The Crossroads Road to Success
RO
This is my first summer
with Crossroads and already
it feels like my second family. I
feel like I can be myself. I’m working
hard so that I’m nominated for C5, and
plan to work here someday. In just a
few weeks, Crossroads has changed
my whole outlook on life. The
memories I have made will
never leave me.
EY
GRADE
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2
3
Summer programs
Our two distinct summer programs serve as the entry to
the Crossroads community, and are designed to provide
the unique support each child needs when we meet them.
At Camp Mitton we work with kids who need more
one-on-one support to feel safe and to succeed.
Often Camp Mitton campers have recently experienced
serious and sensitive situations or tragedy in their lives.
At Camp Wing, we teach our students to manage
stressful situations while making positive choices.
We focus on the development of new skills, peer
relation abilities, conflict resolution and self-worth.
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4
5
LU
IS
MAR
LA
IN
At Crossroads I learned
how to trust people and make
friends – it is my second home. After
three years of summer camp, I was old
enough to be nominated for the CCI program.
It is so much fun! I get to see my counselors
and friends during the school year and do cool
things like visit museums, volunteer and play
games. My Crossroads Family is always with me
through everything. The year I joined CCI I was
also adopted, and it feels like I was adopted
into two families. In just a few years, I
hope to graduate to C5, the program
so many of my counselors were
in. I never want to leave
Crossroads!
Crossroads’ confidence
in my ability to build my own
future has given me the support
to get to where I am today - starting
my third year of college! I love
school, but I also loving knowing
that every summer I’m coming home
to Crossroads as a counselor and
mentor for kids who are
just like I was.
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Crossroads Continuity
Initiative (CCI)
(3rd-7th grade)
Year-round programming starts here.
CCI comprises the first 5 years of our
10-year program and lays the foundation
all children need for future academic
success and leadership. In CCI students
discover their potential in developmental
programs that focus on building trust,
self-confidence, communication skills
and making positive choices.
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8
9
10
Teen Leadership
Program
(8th-12th Grade)
Comprising the second half of the
Crossroads experience, C5 focuses
on leadership skill building, college
readiness, financial literacy and
community service. There are many
milestones along the way including
a Wyoming wilderness trek, a
multi-campus college tour, and
a week-long community-service
road trip.
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Freshman
Year &
Beyond!
Paying it forward:
A new generation
of change makers
Crossroads is building a pipeline
of committed role-models who
are committed to bettering their
communities. We are pleased to be able
to continue supporting their development
as they move into mentorship positions,
both at Crossroads and in the world,
where they can make a difference in
another child’s life the way Crossroads
has in theirs.
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COMMITTED TO A
BETTER FUTURE
I would not have the
confidence in my ability to
achieve all of my goals for
their future that I have today
if it weren’t for my Crossroads
family. They made it a priority
to be in my life and their
passion for me to succeed
is as strong as my own.
- Greta
Committed Partners
Crossroads for Kids provides youth with an academic
and social support structure that offers a wealth
of opportunity; but, if a young person is unable to
overcome the growing financial barrier to college,
their education will end after high school, despite
their achievements. We are proud to partner with such
an outstanding organization to help tear down those
barriers and ensure that those opportunities – and the
dreams of their young people – are not denied.
Bob Giannino-Racine
Executive Director, ACCESS
At Bingham, we are focused on providing a better future
for today’s youth. We choose to support Crossroads for
Kids because the incredible impact of their programs
is evident from the moment you meet one of their
participants. Their maturity, focus, goals and just sheer
optimism for the future are impressive, and we are proud
to be a part of developing these inspiring young leaders.
Catherine Curtin Dyroff
Director of Community Affairs, Bingham McCutchen LLP
Chair- Crossroads Board of Trustees
In all my years of working with kids I cannot recall a
time where I was more overwhelmed by the absolute
glee on the faces of children as I was when I first visited
Crossroads. I knew right then that Crossroads was an
organization doing something very special.
Kevin Phelan
President, Colliers International
Crossroads Trustee
I have had the opportunity to become
personally acquainted with many of
Crossroads amazing kids and to witness
first-hand how the Crossroads program has
the power to instill leadership qualities, a drive
for academic success and the importance of
community service.
Don Rodman,
Founder, Rodman Ride for Kids
When you talk with the young people involved in
Crossroads, you are nothing less than amazed
at the adversity they have overcome. There are
some very difficult, even heartbreaking stories.
Yet within each of these youths, you can see
the spark that has prompted others to say,
“This young person can do great things, given a
chance.” At Babson Capital, we see Crossroads
as that chance.
Bernadette Clegg
Chief Financial Officer,
Babson Capital Management
Crossroads for Kids provides a wonderful
opportunity for young people to learn more
about themselves and the skills necessary to
become leaders.
Linda M. Balzotti
Mayor, City of Brockton
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Crossroads Leadership Board of Trustees
Executive Committee Members
Catherine Curtin Dyroff
Chair of the Board Robert T. Foley
Vice Chair / Board Governance Committee Co-Chair Thomas E. Reilly, Jr.
Treasurer Walter H. Weld
Secretary Charles C. Hewitt, III
Development Committee Chairman
Powell Robinson, Jr.
Buildings and Facilities Committee, Co-Chair
Walter M. Bird, III
Buildings and Facilities Committee, Co-Chair
Ann M. Barlow
Board Governance Committee Co-Chair Brian C. Elowe
Ad Hoc
Board Members
Tara Aliotta
Lisa Badeau
John Bigonette, Jr.
Tim Brett
Jason H. Feitelberg
Sharon D. Fownes Anita Haffey
Elaine Haffey
Daniel M. Hall
Brendan Halligan
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Malcolm Huckaby
James K. McClure
David P. Muldrew
Liz Niedermeyer
Amy O’Connor
Kevin C. Phelan
Steven Ricciardi
Kathleen W. Shields
Joseph Swan
Caroline Warren
I can’t thank you enough for all that
you have done for my son. I truly
appreciate your presence in his life
and all of the support that he gets
from his Crossroads family. I believe
that Crossroads has absolutely put him
on the track to success and has possibly
saved his life. I think he will stand on
your shoulders and offer other young
people the support and generosity
that he’s received from you.
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- Nichelle, Jalen’s mom
design/illustration: Heidi Browne
Crossroads gives me a
home away from home.
Without Crossroads,
I would not be the same
young man I am today. I
am different, I am a leader,
but most of all,
I AM CROSSROADS.
- Isaiah
119 Myrtle Street
Duxbury, Massachusetts 02332
781.834.2700
www.crossroads4kids.org
2010 Financial Report
Sources Of Support For 2010 Programming Program Service Fees
Contributions and Special Events Foundation Grant In Kind Contributions
Other Income
Interest & Dividend Income
5% Board Endowment Draw
C5 Operating Funds Draw Total
Expenses
Program Services Development
Management and General
Total
2010
Total
%
1,081,057
1,048,133
140,000
60,536
7,550
55,775
91,122
561,906
35.5%
34.4%
4.6%
2.0%
0.2%
1.8%
3.0%
18.4%
3,046,079
100.0%
2,385,956
285,742
372,820
78.4%
9.4%
12.2%
3,044,518
100.0%
Note: The above information has been prepared by Crossroads for Kids management.
Endowment
Market Value 12/31/2007 Market Value 12/31/2008
Market Value 12/31/2009
Market Value 12/31/2010
$1,709,094
$5,806,720
$6,308,285
$6,022,492
2010 Financial Summary
SOURCES OF SUPPORT FOR 2010 PROGRAMMING
5% Board Endowment Draw
Interest & Dividend Income
C5 Operating
Funds Draw
Program
Service Fees
Other Income
In Kind Contributions
Foundation Grant
Contributions
and Special
Events
EXPENSES
Management and General
Program
Services
Development
ENDOWMENT
$7,000,000
$6,000,000
$5,000,000
$4,000,000
$3,000,000
$2,000,000
$1,000,000
$0
Market Value
12/31/2007
Market Value
12/31/2008
Market Value
12/31/2009
Market Value
12/31/2010
2010 Giving Circles
Champion Circle ($25,000+)
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Glavin, Jr.
Mr. Norman Knight
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Palmisano
Leader Circle ($10,000 - $24,999)
Ms. Ann M. Barlow
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Casey
Mr. and Mrs. Morton L. Fearey, II
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Fownes
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Hewitt, III
Mr. and Mrs. John Shields
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Spring
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swan
Mentor Circle ($3,000-$9,999)
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bird, III
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Brennan, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Browne
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Church
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Clifford
Ms. Catherine Curtin Dyroff and Mr. Peter Dyroff
Mrs. Jane D. Davenport
Mr. and Mrs. John Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher De Roetth
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Devnew
Mrs. Mollie Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Elowe
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Farrelly
Mr. and Mrs. Karl J. Feitelberg
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foley
Ms. Jessica Gifford
Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Gifford
Mr. and Mrs. Chad A. Graybill
Mrs. Anita Haffey
Mrs. Patty Horne
Miss Wallace M. Leonard
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Lott
Mr. William S. Mosakowski
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. O’Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Phelan
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Polcari
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prendergast
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Quinlisk
Mr. Thomas E. Reilly and Ms. Elizabeth Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Renner
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Samuels
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Scheerer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shields
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Weld
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wilson
Mr. Jay S. Zimmerman and Ms. Mars Child
Supporter Circle ($1,000-$2,999)
Ms. Tara Aliotta and Mr. Timothy Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Amory
Ms. Elaine Boc
Mr. Ioannis V. Bousnakis
Ms. Lucy Brett
Mr. and Mrs. R. William Burgess
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Chapman, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Joseph Conway
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dixon
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas L. Durant
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Fay
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ferretti
Mr. Gary French
Mr. Nelson S. Gifford
Ms. Austin Gilliland and Mr. Brian Mirasolo
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Haffey
Dr. Laura E. Riley and Mr. R. Scott Henderson
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Jaffe
Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Jannetty
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kelleher
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Long
Ms. Gina Lynch
Mr. Roger Marino
Ms. Linda K. Marino
Mr. William McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. James K. McClure
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McCutcheon
Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Mikula
Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Moitoso
Ms. Jenny Morton
Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Niedermeyer
Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Nordblom
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence O’Toole
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owens
Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Pastrick
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peard
Mr. Powell Robinson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Saulnier
Mr. John Shaughnessy
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred M. Sheehan
Ms. Hope Sidman
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Sloan
Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer
Mr. and Mrs. Sean Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Tearse
Mr. Carl H. Tiedemann
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond N. Wareham
Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Weeks, Jr.
Mr. Christopher L. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Woodruff
Friend Circle ($300-$999)
Ms. Karen Abbott
Mr. Peter M. Annicelli
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bachman
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Benjes, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bigonette, Jr.
Mr. Tim Brett
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bridgett
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Campanelli
Mr. and Mrs. Luis Cano
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Carroll
Ms. Linda Carstens and Mr. Steven Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Chase
Ms. Bernadette Clegg
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coghlin
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome D. Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Sean Cosgrove
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cousins
Mr. Shawn Dahlen
Mr. James Dina
Mr. John Donnelly
Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Doran
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Dunphy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Fawcett
Mr. Michael L. Fay
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Feitelberg
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Feitelberg
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Q. Fields
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Fitzgerald
Mr. and Mrs. R. John Fletcher
Mr. Anthony Floreano
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. French
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Friend
Ms. Julia Frost-Davies
Mr. and Mrs. Geoff P. Gallo
Richard J Gallogly, Esq.
Mr. Hubbard Garber
Mr. Steven M. Greenberg and Dr. Avra Goldman
Ms. Amanda H. Grant
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Gray, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Hadzima, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Hogan, III
Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Holbrook, IV
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Ix
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kapples
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kinan
Mr. Michael Morse and Mrs. Gabrielle King Morse
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lawlor
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loring
Mr. and Mrs. David Lowry
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm W. MacNaught
Mr. and Mrs. George Macomber
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Macomber Jr.
Mr. John McCafferty
Mr. John E. McNamara
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moffatt Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Montgomery Esq.
Attorney and Mrs. Tom Montminy
Mr. and Ms. David P. Muldrew
Mr. Daniel J. Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Nestle
Mr. Ben Palmer and Ms. Jasmin Hagen
Ms. Chrissi Pappas
Mr. E. Stuart Peoples
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Phipps
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Porter
Mr. Jerome M. Powell
Mr. Peter A. Quigley and Ms. Meghan Heffernan
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Rakauskas
Mr. Edmund A. Restivo Jr
Mr. and Mrs. Zebulon S. Robbins III
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rutledge
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Ryan
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ryan
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Sabin
Mrs. Elizabeth K. Safe Richards and Mr. George Richards
Mr. Daniel Salera
Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Sargis
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schiller
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Steward, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Sullivan
Mr. David E. Tobin and Ms. Jennifer L. Sullivan
Mr. Brackett Tucker
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Weilbrenner
Mr. and Mrs. D. Bradford Wetherell Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Whitman
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zaverucha
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Zimmer
Ms. Michelle Zoltowski
Corporations, Organizations and Foundations
$25,000 & ABOVE
Foundations
Anonymous
Devonshire Foundation
Kingsbury Road Charitable Foundation
Libra Foundation, Inc.
The C5 Youth Association
The Ellison Foundation
Corporations & Organizations
Bingham McCutchen LLP
Rodman Ride for Kids
$10,000 - $24,999
Foundations
Adelaide Breed Bayrd Foundation
Associated Grant Makers of Mass.
Cape Cod Times Needy Fund, Inc.
Fidelity Foundation
Hunt Street Fund
John and Edith Sacco Charitable Foundation
Saquish Foundation
Corporations & Organizations
Babson Capital Management LLC
Comcast Cable Communications
State Street Bank
$6,000 - $9,999
Foundations
A.C. Ratshesky Foundation
Cisco Systems Foundation
Albert O. Wilson Foundation
$3,000 - $5,999
Foundations
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation
James Smith Trust
McDermott Will & Emery Charitable Foundation
The Clifford Foundation
The Fieldstone Foundation, Inc.
Corporations & Organizations
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts
Charles T. Smith Insurance Agency, Inc
LPL Financial Services
McKinsey and Company
OppenheimerFunds, Inc.
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
South Shore Savings Bank
Sterling Resources
$300 - $2,999
Foundations
Anonymous
Aon Foundation
Highland Street Foundation
Jonathan Rizzo Memorial Foundation
Patrick Carney Foundation
Sawyer Charitable Foundation
The Boston Foundation
The Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation
The Rice Family Charitable Foundation
Corporations & Organizations
2020 Management Consulting, Inc.
Aetna
Alvin Hollis & Co., Inc.
American Student Assistance
Chase Corporation
Chickering Elementary School
Cigna
Cordage Commerce Center
DiMare Homestead, Inc.
Dixon Associates
Dunn Associates
Dunn Capital Management, LLC
Duxbury Newcomer’s Club
Duxbury Oil
Francis R. Doran Ins. Agency
Gatehouse Management, Inc.
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
InfoTrends, Inc.
KNF&T Staffing Resources
Liberty Mutual Life Insurance
Needel, Welch & Stone, P.C.
Newsboys Reading Room Association
Reminc Research Engineering
& Manufacturing Inc.
Roche Bros. Supermarket, Inc.
Russell, Brier & Co., LLP
Saint Peter’s Church
Savings Bank Life Insurance
Suffolk Construction Co., Inc.
The Finished Window
TriCore Solutions
Unum
Verdolino & Lowey, P.C.
In Kind Donors
Corporations and Organizations
Bern Unlimited
Bingham McCutchen LLP
Bloomingdales
Blue Man Group
Boston Beer Company
Boston by Foot
Cape Clogs
Centro US
Deni Johnson Photography
Diablo Glass School
Duxbury Bay Maritime School
Duxbury Oil
Duxbury Wine and Spirits
Duxbury Yacht Club
Earth Tones Hair Salon
Expressions
Fashion Focus
Filippo Ristorante
Grapevine Interiors
Harpoon Brewery
Heavenly Hands Massage
Homewood Suites by Hilton
Horizon Beverage
JB Livery Service, Inc.
Kingston Liquors
La Maison du Vin
La Paloma Mexican Restaurant
Masse Group
Museum of Science
New England Aquarium
Protocol Advisors
Reeds Jewelers
Residence Inn by Marriott
Scampo
Shear Madness
Simply Beads
Solstice Restaurant
Tech Target
The Blue Eyed Crab
The Capital Grille
The Fallon of Edgartown
The Huntington Theatre Company
The Studio of Duxbury
Tumblefun Gymnastics
U.S. Seal-Coat
USA Health & Fitness
Veronica’s Sweetcakes
yoTaco!
Individuals
Mr. Mark Adami
Mr. and Mrs. John Bigonette, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Bolster
Mr. Tim Brett
Rep. and Mrs. Tom Calter
Mr. Mark Collins
Ms. Heather Cronin
Ms. Kim Cully
Mr. Bill Curley
Mr. Tim Danahy
Ms. Renee Demirali
Ms. Margaret Devlin
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dunphy
Ms. Lisa Eschenbach
Ms. Amy Gianino
Mrs. Anita Haffey
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Haffey
Ms. Holly Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Hewitt, III
Ms. Leone Hinzman
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Johnson
Mr. Ryan Kane
Mr. Richard Lanza
Mr. and Mrs. Norm Laviolette
Mr. Brian Lies
Mr. Shawn Maloney
Mr. and Mrs. James McClure
The O’Keefe Family
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Peters
Mr. Richard Piligian
Mr. Max Quinzani
Mr. and Mrs. John Shields
Mr. Frederick V. Shine
Ms. Bunny Siegel
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Smith
Mr. Steven Tarantino
Mr. Gerard Timmons
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin V. Walsh
Ms. Heidi A. White
Ms. Patricia Williamson
Ms. Maria Wood
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zaverucha
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