2006 Annual Report

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2006 Annual Report

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City Year
2006
Mission
City Year’s mission is to build
democracy through citizen
service, civic leadership, and
social entrepreneurship.
Vision
City Year’s vision is that one
day the most commonly
asked question of a young
person will be: “Where
are you going to do your
service year?”
Dear Friends,
Our 2005 – 2006 year, perhaps like no other in our history, was marked by not only achievement and inspiration,
but also by national disaster, personal and organizational loss, and a most significant transition.
Like the rest of the nation and world, we watched with profound sadness as Hurricanes Rita and Katrina devastated
the Gulf Coast region. Five months before the storms hit we had already begun taking steps to launch a City Year
program in Louisiana with Jennifer Eplett Reilly, an original co-founder of City Year. That planning process usually
takes two years or more, but with the magnitude of the crisis and the determination of City Year alumni, Jennifer
and our Chair of the Board of Trustees Eli J. Segal, City Year Louisiana was launched in just 100 days.
Sadly, Eli Segal would not live to see the inaugural City Year Louisiana corps sworn in; he died the day before
they took their oath of service, and we dedicated their year of service to his memory and inspiration. Everyone
who knew Eli was deeply touched by his passion for positive change, and his belief in the power of idealistic young
people to change the world. He served as the Chair of City Year, Inc.’s Board of Trustees from 2003 to 2006, and
his leadership indelibly marked City Year – especially the founding of City Year South Africa – and so many of us
personally. We are proud to be a part of his legacy and to continue his work to build the citizen service movement in
America and around the world.
I want to thank Ilene Jacobs for her outstanding service as Acting Chair of the City Year, Inc. Board of Trustees
during Eli’s illness and after his passing. I would also like to welcome Steve Woodsum – a longtime trustee,
champion, and mentor – as our new Chair of the Board beginning in February 2007.
In the spring, City Year realized a long held dream of a permanent home for City Year Boston, our national
headquarters, and City Year’s emerging global initiatives with the purchase of 287 Columbus Avenue in Boston. We
are very grateful to City Year Trustee Jonathan Lavine for chairing the $15 million capital campaign for the City
Year Headquarters for Idealism.
Finally, City Year faced a profound transition as City Year’s CEO, Alan Khazei, announced that after twenty years
of service as a co-founder and builder of City Year, he would be leaving the organization to pursue new ventures in
social entrepreneurship, beginning with a fellowship at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government. His
idealism, vision, and energy have fueled City Year and the national service movement. It is our great fortune that he
remains on the City Year, Inc. Board of Trustees, and will continue to be a voice and leader in the service movement
that he has dedicated himself to with such passion and distinction. All of us at City Year are profoundly grateful to
Alan, and we look forward to working with him in new and exciting ways.
Since 1988, corps members have put on their distinctive City Year jackets to serve community and country,
providing 14.5 million hours of service and reaching more than 985,000 children. Through their energy, spirit,
and dedication, these young leaders have made a difference in the lives of children and transformed schools and
neighborhoods across the United States and in Johannesburg, South Africa.
The people named in this annual report – our donors, service partners, and board members – have made all of this
possible, along with our outstanding staff and our wonderful corps of idealistic young people. Thank you for your
belief in the power of young people to change the world. Thank you all for your belief in City Year.
Sincerely,
Michael Brown
CEO and Co-Founder
In Honor of Eli J. Segal
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Eli J. Segal led the national service movement as
the founding CEO of the Corporation for National
and Community Service and as the Chair of the
City Year, Inc. Board of Trustees from 2003 to
2006. He was a tremendous champion for the
growth of citizen service around the world and a
true friend of City Year.
City Year’s Founding Stories, a collection of stories
and quotations from many cultures, are woven
into the fabric of our organizational culture and
serve as a foundation for our work. In 2006, City
Year added two new stories in honor of Eli Segal, a
visionary leader dedicated to family, country, and
public service who was instrumental in building
AmeriCorps and City Year.
We commit to continuing the work that Eli began
by mobilizing young people through national
service to “get things done” for America and the
world.
THE BRIDGE BUILDER
An old man, going a lone highway,
You have crossed the chasm, deep and wide
Came at the evening, cold and gray,
Why build you the bridge at the eventide?”
To chasm, vast and deep and wide,
The builder lifted his old gray head:
Through which was flowing a sullen tide.
“Good friend, in the path I have come,” he said,
The old man crossed in the twilight dim;
“There followeth after me today
The sullen stream had no fears for him;
A youth whose feet must pass this way.
But he turned when safe on the other side
This chasm that has been naught to me
And built a bridge to span the tide.
To that fair-haired youth may a pit-fall be,
“Old man,” said a fellow pilgrim near,
He, too, must cross in the twilight dim;
“You are wasting strength with building here;
Good friend, I am building the bridge for him.”
Your journey will end with the ending day;
- Will Allen Dromgoole
You never again must pass this way;
Bridge building is a powerful metaphor, and tool, for social change. For every societal breakthrough, there was some
one who came before, who mentored others or offered the world a new idea. Seeing and making connections –
whether among people or ideas – is a hallmark of bridge builders, whose lives are rooted in values and who dedicate
their time and energy to causes larger than themselves.
Bridge builders bring out the best in others by connecting resources and talents to great and worthy causes,
especially anticipating the needs of future generation. Bridge builders use the wisdom and experience they have
gleaned for the benefit of others, even those whom they may never meet.
THE LIGHTHOUSE
On a dark, foggy night, a ship came upon the light of another vessel. The captain radioed his counterpart
– “Please divert your course 15 degrees to the North to avoid a collision.” Through the crackly radio came
the reply: “Recommend you divert your course 15 degrees to the South to avoid a collision.”
The captain stood his ground. He radioed: “This is the captain of a US Navy ship. I say again, divert your
course.” And again came the reply: “No, I say again, you divert your course.”
Outraged, the captain spoke loudly into the radio: “This is the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, the
second largest ship in the United States’ Atlantic fleet. We are accompanied by three destroyers, three
cruisers and numerous support vessels. I demand that you change your course 15 degrees north. That’s
one-five degrees north.”
And came the reply: “This is a lighthouse. Your call.”
In a world constantly in need of improvement and change, humility is a critical and powerful virtue. Idealists and
change makers are eager to see transformation and excited by the opportunity to make a difference, yet they may
find their humility diminished by a competing value, to make change happen now. As good ideas gain momentum,
the passion for change is fueled by the injustice and inequality all around, drive and commitment grow stronger, and
soon, perhaps without self-knowledge or intention, humility wanes.
As humility is lost, so is effectiveness. Vanity and self-importance cloud judgment and rightly put off those who
otherwise may want to follow, or better yet, lead, in areas of concern. Humility is not only a force multiplier, but an
idealist’s paradox: to care so deeply about a cause larger than self, one needs, as has been often noted, to lose oneself.
To be effective in social change, one must practice selflessness, to seek not so much to be “right” as to be effective,
and to develop humility not only as an admired character trait, but as a skill.
In 2006:
856 City Year corps members
Provided 1.5 million hours of service
Serving 75,209 youth
Leading 33,180 citizens in service
with the support of 625 corporate sponsors
and 1,011 service partners
in 16 U.S. communities and in Johannesburg, South Africa
2,100 physical service projects completed, including:
70 playgrounds built
160 gardens planted
253 neighborhoods revitalized
662 murals painted
S E R V I C E AN D P H Y S I C AL S E R V I C E H I G H L I G H T S
H i g h l i g hts
City Year unites young people, ages 17-24, of all backgrounds in a demanding year of service during which they tutor
and mentor school children, revive public spaces and organize after-school programs and school vacation programs.
HIGHLIGHTS
“I Pledge to Serve” City Year Opening Day
September 30, 2005
Young idealists across the nation pledged to serve America as
members of the 2005-2006 City Year U.S. corps, kicking off City
Year’s 17th year of service. Joined by friends, family, community
members, and public officials, the diverse group of young leaders
celebrated their commitment to serve at energetic Opening Day
events and immediately acted on this commitment by completing
transformational service projects.
Answering the Call to Serve in Louisiana
October 2005
Prior to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, City Year was in the planning
stages for the launch of City Year Louisiana. After the storms, the
process was expedited so that City Year could respond quickly to the
devastation in a way that was consistent with its mission, values, and
expertise. With generous support from Baton Rouge philanthropic
leaders Jennifer Eplett Reilly, a City Year co-founder, and Sean Reilly,
the COO of the Lamar Corporation, The Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund,
and the Baton Rouge Area Foundation, a start-up team arrived in
Baton Rouge within 60 days, and on December 10, City Year Louisiana
launched its campaign of service by working to repair and renovate the
Alice Harte Elementary School in New Orleans.
To celebrate the launch of the site, City Year Louisiana held its Opening
Day ceremony on February 21, 2006 on the steps of the Louisiana State
Capitol. The event featured Governor Kathleen Blanco, Lieutenant
Governor Mitch Landrieu, City Year Louisiana Board Chair Jennifer
Eplett Reilly, Congressman Richard Baker, and CEO of the Corporation
for National and Community Service David Eisner. Support for City
Year Louisiana continued throughout the year with visits from President
George W. Bush and President William Jefferson Clinton in March
2006.
City Year South Africa Graduation
November 29, 2005
City Year graduated its first South African corps – 110 service leaders – in an
emotional and moving ceremony held at Johannesburg City Hall. Madame
Graça Machel, a renowned children’s advocate and the wife of Nelson Mandela,
delivered the keynote graduation address to the corps and community.
“In a year, you have learned to give back value and it could have been easy to sit back and
complain. You have been empowered and have empowered us.”
– Madame Graça Machel
“And here we are, exhausted and covered in paint, having set the foundations for other South
African youth to stand on the right side of history.”
– Tali Dayan, founding member of the City Year South Africa corps
HIGHLIGHTS
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day/Heroes Opening Day
January 17, 2006
City Year honored the 20th anniversary of the Martin Luther
King, Jr. Federal holiday by commemorating his life and legacy
with a day of service in 16 communities across the United
States.
Many City Year sites also held opening day ceremonies during
the weekend for two youth leadership programs run by City
Year corps members: Young Heroes and City Heroes. The
Heroes Opening Day ceremonies launched more than 1,500
middle-school and high-school students in service and featured
community leaders, local officials, and representatives from
Bank of America, the National Lead Partner for the Young
Heroes program and its Opening Day Presenting Sponsor.
Voices for National Service
This year, the two-day event highlighted the accomplishments of those on the
front lines of public service and citizen service in America. The event kicked off
with the Friends of National Service Awards Reception, hosted in partnership
with the National Association of Service and Conservation Corps, which honored
and recognized members of Congress and the Administration, as well as citizen
champions, for their commitment to service. The next day, the coalition held Voices
for AmeriCorps, which focused on the impact of AmeriCorps and the vital role that
national service played in the relief and recovery efforts in the Gulf Coast.
February 7-8, 2006
The Voices for National Service coalition, of which City Year is an active participant,
annually brings together leaders from the national service field in Washington, D.C.
to share knowledge, celebrate accomplishments, honor champions, and educate the
nation’s policy makers about the value of citizen service.
City Year Winter and Spring Camps
In 2006, 16 City Year sites hosted camps that featured arts and crafts,
educational games, and service activities. These week-long camps served more
than 4,700 children and engaged 1,100 volunteers in this one-of-a-kind City
Year experience.
February-May, 2006
Run entirely by City Year corps members, City Year camps are dynamic
programs that provide safe, structured, and positive learning environments
for children during winter and spring public school vacations.
HIGHLIGHTS
City Year South Africa Begins Second Year of Service
March 24, 2006
In Mary Fitzgerald Square in Newtown, Johannesburg,
200 young leaders pledged to serve a year with City
Year, becoming the largest corps in the City Year
network. Councilor Duma Nkosi, Executive Mayor of
the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality, gave the
keynote address for the highly-visible event. Also joined by
board co-chairs Rick Menell and Murphy Morobe, City
Year South Africa’s service leaders, staff, and champions
powerfully kicked off the site’s second year of service.
“You are about to join the battalion of great heroes and heroines of our
people who through their volunteerism, served to shape our constitutional
democracy and gave us our freedom.”
– Councilor Duma Nkosi, Executive Mayor of the Ekurhuleni
Metropolitan Council
March-June 2006
City Year Spring Galas
City Year sites across the United States held festive fundraisers celebrating the spirit of the
young leaders who put their idealism to work as City Year corps members. Honored guests
and featured speakers at this year’s dinners included New England Patriots’ Quarterback
Tom Brady, President William Jefferson Clinton, Michigan Congressman John D. Dingell,
South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, New Hampshire Governor John Lynch and Dr.
Susan Lynch, San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom, and Illinois Senator Barack Obama.
“To the young people that we’re celebrating tonight: you give me hope. You give me a recommitment to my job.
Because the least I can do for you is to serve with the same spirit and the heart with which you reach out to
people.”
– U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham
“I really want to honor the spirit of tonight – that spirit of contribution, that spirit of passion with action, the
desire to advance your ideals in meaningful ways, the notion that everybody counts and none of us win when our
neighbors lose. I appreciate the incredible example that is City Year.”
– Gavin Newsom, Mayor, San Francisco
“I just want to tell you how proud I am of your service and how much it means to this community and what a
difference you’re making in the lives of so many people.”
– U.S. Senator Barack Obama
HIGHLIGHTS
June 13-1
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cyzygy’06
City Year’s annual co nvention of idealism
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June 13-17, 2006
City Year’s 12th annual convention, cyzygy ’06, united corps,
staff, alumni, and champions from around the City Year
network in New York City. Made possible by Presenting
Sponsor Citigroup and Host University Sponsor Columbia
University, the five days of events inspired attendees, celebrated
the accomplishments of our 17th “city year,” and culminated
with a 1,600 participant-strong Day of Service that transformed
neighborhoods in Harlem and the Bronx.
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
N e w Yo r k , N Y
Highlights of the convention included:
n Opening Ceremony featuring a welcome from Mayor Michael
Bloomberg, the presentation of the inaugural Bank of America
Young Hero of the Year Award by Anne Finucane, President
for the Northeast at Bank of America, and a panel on social
change featuring Geoffrey Canada, President and CEO of the
Harlem Children’s Zone, Majora Carter, Founder and Executive
Director of Sustainable South Bronx, and Luis Garden Acosta,
Founder, President, and CEO of El Puente.
n A Town Hall Meeting on Education in America, sponsored
by Smith Barney and featuring remarks by New York City
Department of Education Chancellor Joel Klein.
n Celebrate Idealism!, an evening to celebrate the best of
City Year, sponsored by T-Mobile and featuring the T-Mobile
Outstanding Afterschool Program Award.
n A National Service Policy Forum, sponsored by The
McCormick Tribune Foundation, moderated by Newsweek’s
Jonathan Alter and David Gergen, U.S. News and World Report
Editor-at-Large and Director of the Center for Public Leadership
at the John F. Kennedy School of Government.
n An inspiring Champions’ Reception, sponsored by the UN
Foundation and Deloitte, featuring Gillian Sorensen, Senior
Advisor at the UN Foundation and David Williams, National
Managing Principal, Valuation Services at Deloitte.
n A Global Forum on Democracy, Service, and Reconciliation
featuring President William Jefferson Clinton, Chairman of the
International Advisory Board for Citigroup Jim Wolfensohn,
and Good Morning America anchor Robin Roberts.
n Presentation of the Lifetime of Idealism Award to Eli Segal
(posthumous) and the announcement that future AmeriCorps
Education Awards would be given in his name.
HIGHLIGHTS
n The cyzygy ’06 Day of Service, presented by CSX and featuring an impact site
sponsored by NBA Cares, which engaged more than 1,600 participants to transform
neighborhoods in Harlem and the South Bronx.
n City Year also hosted its second-ever Alumni Leadership Conference during cyzygy,
bringing together more than 500 alumni to reconnect, serve, and celebrate their
commitment to a lifetime of service. The conference events featured Founder and Chair
of the Board of Children for Children Silda Wall and New York Attorney General Eliot
Spitzer, the debut of the new City Year Alumni Pledge and an 18-Minute Networking
Session and Reception.
The Comcast Leadership Awards were also presented to five outstanding City Year alumni
for their continued dedication to service and social change. Congratulations to the 2006
Comcast Leadership Award winners:
David Bredhoff
City Year New York ’05
For his leadership in directing the Sudan Freedom Walk in partnership with a former Sudanese slave, Simon Deng.
Noelle Celeste
City Year Boston ’93
For working to revitalize the Cleveland community and playing a lead role in founding City Year Columbus more than
ten years ago.
Monica Eav
City Year Greater Philadelphia ’01 & 02
For championing immigrant rights as a student attorney with the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau and an international
advocate with the European Roma Rights Center in Budapest, Hungary.
Veronica Nyhan Jones
City Year Boston ’88
For organizing, in conjunction with the World Bank, the first high-level conference on poverty and exclusion of
the Roma people in Central and Eastern Europe, which mobilized more than $40 million from the international
community to improve educational opportunities for Roma children and youth.
Sarah Roberson
City Year San José/Silicon Valley ’97
For building the national service movement for ten years, including helping to found City Year’s 15th site in Little Rock,
where she served as the Program, Service, and Recruitment Director.
June 23, 2006
City Year Graduation
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City Year corps members across the United States marked the completion of a successful
year of service to their community, country, and world, and officially became proud City
Year alumni. Each corps member across the network served at least 1,700 hours, collectively
providing communities with more than 1.5 million hours of service this year.
A T r ibute t o C ity Y e a r C o - F o u n de r A l a n K h a z ei
Since 1988, Alan Khazei brought his passion and
idealism to work each day, building City Year,
motivating young people, inspiring people of all ages to
embrace the national service movement in the United
States, and working with friends and champions in
South Africa to launch City Year South Africa.
And after nearly 20 years of service and leadership
at City Year, he departs as CEO while remaining
a valued member of the City Year, Inc. Board of
Trustees and pursuing various entrepreneurial and
academic endeavors, including a fellowship at Harvard
University’s Kennedy School of Government.
Alan has been recognized, along with co-founder
Michael Brown, by The Boston Globe as one of 11
Bostonians Changing the World and by US News and
World Report as one of America’s 25 Best Leaders.
To honor his legacy and his commitment, the City
Year Board of Trustees established a new permanent
fund as part of the organization’s endowment, The
Alan Amir Ali Khazei Global Fund at City Year. This
fund will support City Year’s mission around the world
and enable people of all backgrounds to unite on the
common ground of service.
Cit y Ye a r i s de eply g r atef u l to
A l a n for h i s le a der sh ip a nd
s er v ic e , a nd a bove a l l for h i s
c om m it ment t o bu i ld i n g
a s t ron g er c om mu n it y,
n at ion, a nd world f or a l l
of u s .
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H E A D Q U AR T E R S FOR I D E AL I S M
287 COLUMBUS AVE
City Year realized a long-held dream of securing a
permanent “Headquarters for Idealism” in Boston
to serve as a home for its local, national, and
international operations.
City Year was required to seek a new home when
it was informed that the building it had been
renting space in for over a decade would be sold
for condominium development. The potentially
difficult real estate situation turned into a significant
opportunity when 287 Columbus Avenue, a perfectlysized building next door to City Year’s current offices,
became available for purchase.
To support the development of its new facility, City
Year has launched a $15 million capital campaign,
the Campaign for the City Year Headquarters for
Idealism, led by City Year Trustee Jonathan Lavine.
City Year thanks the following who helped
successfully complete the two year facilities search
and development process: architectural firm Elkus
Manfredi, financing partners Bank of America and
MassDevelopment, legal counsel WilmerHale, and
real estate advisers Bill Collins of Jones Lang LaSalle
and Richard Reynolds of The Reynolds Group. City
Year’s Facilities Committee was chaired by City Year
Trustee Jeff Shames and comprised of architectural
Consultant and Founder of Dyer Brown Jeffrey
Brown, City Year President and Co-Founder Michael
Brown, City Year Boston Chair of the Board Corinne
Ferguson, Acting Chair of the City Year, Inc. Board
of Trustees Ilene Jacobs, and Director of Real Estate
Advisory Services at RF Walsh Victor Karen.
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NA T I ONAL L E A D E R S H I P S P ON S OR S
National Leadership Sponsors are the companies – and the people – taking City Year to scale as its closest strategic
partners. In addition to their time, ideas, and civic passion, National Leadership Sponsors invest at least $1 million
in City Year over two years.
In 2006, City Year proudly welcomed T-Mobile as its newest National Leadership Sponsor.
City Year entered into an exciting partnership with T-Mobile USA, Inc. to expand and improve afterschool
opportunities for kids across America. Through a $5 million multi-year commitment and employee volunteerism,
T-Mobile became City Year’s first National Lead Afterschool Partner and City Year’s first Official Wireless
Telecommunications Partner – providing significant support for City Year corps members and the tens of
thousands of youth for whom they are tutors, mentors, role models, and program leaders. This partnership is part
of T-Mobile Huddle Up, a new community outreach program that connects local mentors and resources with kids
from single-parent families in high-need, urban communities.
“At T-Mobile, we’re all about connecting people. Our first-ever community outreach program enables our employees to
help improve afterschool facilities and programs by providing powerful connections for young people to positive people and
places. With T-Mobile Huddle Up, kids who are often alone and on their own now will have a whole new set of resources
and mentors to reach out to. We couldn’t be more proud to help make this happen.”
- Robert Dotson, President and CEO, T-Mobile USA
City Year’s expertise in producing transformative physical service opportunities through its Care Force® division
is a match with T-Mobile’s commitment to engaging employees in service days which will focus on creating and
improving afterschool spaces and programs for kids. T-Mobile is also the sponsor of the City Year Seattle team that
works with the “Getting Youth Beyond Barriers in Schools” initiative, which works with more than 100 at-risk
middle school students who have been previously suspended from school to improve their academic results, and
teach leadership and conflict resolution skills.
“T-Mobile’s recognition of the importance of afterschool programs is on-target with the needs of children and families,
and we are honored that they have chosen City Year’s diverse corps of young leaders to further their goals. Partnerships,
especially with schools, are a City Year hallmark and this partnership with T-Mobile is a great way to build on that and
show the power of citizen service to transform lives.”
- Michael Brown, Co-Founder and CEO, City Year, Inc.
City Year thanks all of its National Leadership Sponsors, who provide critical support for all City Year corps
members.
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F I NAN C E S
CITY YEAR, INC.
Statements of Financial Position
June 30, 2006 and 2005
ASSETS
Cash and equivalents
Government grants receivable
Contributions receivable, net
Other assets
Investments
Equipment and improvements, net
Total assets
$
$
2006
1,882,678 4,267,361 18,347,297
646,470
7,537,453
13,188,010
45,869,269
2005
__ 3,512,161 15,453,419
568,476
7,030,501
2,505.582
29,070,139
Liabilities and Net Assets
Liabilities:
Accounts payable and accrued expenses
Accrued payroll and related expenses
Deferred revenue
Amounts due under credit facility and note payable
Line of credit
Revolving bridge loan
Bonds payable
Total liabilities
Net assets:
Unrestricted
Temporarily restricted
Permanently restricted
Total net assets
Total liabilities and net assets
$
2006 Operating Revenues
2006 EXPENSES
2005 Operating Revenues
2005 EXPENSES
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$
3,308,113 966,935 835,269
5,250,000
1,412,235
9,000,000
20,772,552
5,473,055 15,092,009 4,531,653 25,096,717 45,869,269 2,657,305 565,642
31,225
3,538,462
__
__
6,792,634
4,812,664 12,933,188 4,531,653 22,277,505 29,070,139 CITY YEAR, INC.
Statements of Activities
Years ended June 30, 2006 and 2005
2006
Changes in unrestricted net assets:
Operations:
Revenues and other support:
Contributions and private grants
Federal grants – Corporation for National and Community
$
Service
Other government grants
Investment return authorized for operations
Other Investment income
Net assets released from restrictions
Total operating revenues and other support
Expenses:
Program services
Support services:
Organizational support
Fundraising
Total support services
Total expenses
Increase in unrestricted net assets from operations
Nonoperating transactions:
Investment return in excess of amounts authorized for operations
Unrealized net losses on changes in fair value of interest-rate swaps
Loss on disposal of assets
Decrease in unrestricted net assets from nonoperating transactions
Increase (decrease) in unrestricted net assets
Changes in temporarily restricted net assets:
Contributions
Realized and unrealized gains on permanently restricted investments
Net assets released from restrictions
Increase in temporarily restricted net assets
Changes in permanently restricted net assets:
Contributions
Increase in permanently restricted net assets
Increase in net assets
Net assets, beginning of year
Net assets, end of year
$
2005
23,124,892 22,292,188 11,735,541 3,685,879 274,466 368,012 7,202,055 46,390,845 11,045,269 1,998,178 274,466 29,085 6,211,918 41,851,104 37,172,256 33,254,244 4,074,376 4,402,767 8,477,143 45,649,399 741,446 4,848,417 3,615,030 8,463,447 41,717,691 133,413 98,326 (179,381) — (81,055) 660,391 9,011,855
349,021 (7,202,055) 2,158,821 60,128 —
(707,559) (647,431) (514,018) — — 2,819,212 22,277,505 25,096,717 8,400,292 238,603 (6,211,918) 2,426,977 11,653 11,653 1,924,612 20,352,893 22,277,505 15
C ON T R I B U T OR S
HEADQUARTERS
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AMERICORPS
Corporation for National and
Community Service
Endowment
$10,000 - $24,999
NATIONAL LEADERSHIP
SPONSOR PROGRAM
Launched in 1999 as a special initiative
in celebration of City Year’s 10th
Anniversary, the City Year Endowment
is composed of endowed program funds
and unspecified endowments gifts. The following donors and foundations
have contributed gifts of $1 million
to support and sustain the City Year
Endowment:
National Leadership Sponsors are the
companies – and the people – taking
City Year to scale as its closest strategic
partners. In addition to their time,
ideas and civic passion, National
Leadership Sponsors invest at least $1
million in City Year over two years.
Bain Capital
Holly Davidson
Paul and Phyllis Fireman Charitable
Foundation
FleetBoston Financial Foundation
The Swartz Foundation
The Timberland Company
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts
Boston Consulting Group
Cross Country Automotive Group
CVS/pharmacy
Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge LLP
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
KeySpan
KPMG LLP
Loomis Sayles & Company, LP
Needham & Company, LLC
Pepper Hamilton LLP
Precision Capital Advisors LLC
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
The Red Sox Foundation
Rocket Software
Ropes & Gray
State Street Global Advisors
WilmerHale LLP
Supporters
Kresge Foundation
F.J. O’Neill Charitable Corporation
WilmerHale LLP
HEADQUARTERS/BOSTON
The City Year
Challenge Campaign
In 2001, City Year launched a $35
million fundraising campaign to
support the four-year implementation
of its strategic plan to build 12
capacities for the organization to
enhance City Year’s impact, scale,
sustainability and leverage, and to
expand its international programs.
The cornerstone gift of the campaign
was a $10 million challenge grant from
The Atlantic Philanthropies, which had
to be matched two-to-one, over four
years, including at least ten gifts of $1
million or more. City Year is deeply
grateful to the people and institutions
strengthening our capacities with the
following gifts of $1 million or more,
over a multiple-year period:
Anonymous (4)
The Cisco Systems Foundation
Holly Davidson
Corinne and Tim Ferguson
Paul and Phyllis Fireman Charitable
Foundation
Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation
John S. and James L. Knight
Foundation
John and Tashia Morgridge
Anne Lovett and Steve Woodsum
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$5,000 - $9,999
Aviva Life Insurance Company
The Gillette Company
JustGiving, Inc.
Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP
AMERICORPS – BOSTON
$1,000 - $4,999
Massachusetts Service Alliance
Accounting Management Solutions Inc.
Advanced Benefit Strategies, Inc.
B.R. Alexander & Co., Inc.
Bay Area Community Resources
Fiduciary Trust Company
Global Insight (USA), Inc.
Hands On Network, Inc.
The Home Depot
IBM
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
McDermott, Quilty, & Miller
National Association of Community
Health Centers Inc.
Staples Foundation for Learning
BOSTON TEAM SPONSORS
Anonymous
Bain & Company
Bain Capital Children’s Charity
FleetBoston Financial Foundation
Johnson & Johnson
The Millipore Foundation
MFS Investment Management®
PTC
Target Corporation
Westfield Capital Management
CORPORATE DONORS
*Denotes Team Sponsor
$100,000+
Bain & Company*
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Comcast
CSX Corporation
MFS Investment Management®*
PepsiCo Foundation
The Timberland Company*
T-Mobile USA
$500 - $999
Citizens Bank Foundation
The Lynch Foundation
Woodcock Foundation
$10,000 - $24,999
The Germeshausen Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
Anonymous
The Boston Educational Development
Foundation, Inc.
Freedom Forum
Corina Higginson Trust
The Kurz Family Foundation, Ltd.
MCJ Foundation
Elizabeth Shedd Mykrantz Family Fund
$500 - $999
Combined Jewish Philanthropies
OTHER SUPPORTING
ORGANIZATIONS
$100,000+
USAID
$50,000 - $99,999
Boston Public Schools
$5,000 - $9,999
Third Sector New England
United Way of Massachusetts Bay
$1,000 - $4,999
Fay School
Jumpstart for Young Children, Inc.
Massachusetts Service Alliance
NASCC
$500 - $999
FOUNDATIONS
INDIVIDUALS
$500,000+
Johnson & Johnson*
Nortek, Inc.
PTC*
Target Corporation*
Anonymous
The Paul and Phyllis Fireman
Charitable Foundation
FleetBoston Financial Foundation*
MetLife Foundation
National Basketball Association
Old Mutual Asset Management
Westfield Capital Management*
$25,000 - $49,999
Bella Luna Restaurant
JPA I Management Company, Inc.
Mason & Mason Technology Insurance
Services, Inc.
The Sun Microsystems Foundation
Trinity Communications
Upromise
The Verizon Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
$25,000 - $49,999
The Ellison Foundation
Gravestar, Inc.
Grousbeck Family Foundation
The Charles Hayden Foundation
McCormick Tribune Foundation
Surdna Foundation
$100,000-$499,999
Anonymous*
The Atlantic Philanthropies, Inc.
The Boston Foundation, Inc.
The Case Foundation
The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
Bain Capital Children’s Charity*
CityBridge Foundation
Dana Hall School
Downstream Technologies, LLC
Emmanuel College-Student Activities
First Parish Church of Concord
First Parish in Lexington
MassDevelopment
Nashoba Brooks School of Concord, Inc.
$200,000+
Anonymous
Anita and Joshua Bekenstein
Holly Davidson
Corinne and Tim Ferguson
Jeannie and Jonathan Lavine
Michael and Terry Ward
Lovett-Woodsum Charitable Fund at
The Boston Foundation
$100,000-$199,999
Denise Dupre and Mark Nunnelly
Paul and Sandy Edgerley
Jennifer Eplett Reilly and Sean Reilly
Jeffrey Shames
$50,000 - $99,999
Richard Bready
Richard and Nonnie Burnes
Ilene and Richard Jacobs
Darlene and Gerald Jordan
Carolyn Mugar
David and Marion Mussafer
The Matthew A. and Susan B.
Weatherbie Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
Anonymous
Deborah and Steven Barnes
Lisa and Michael Bronner
Catherine and Paul Buttenwieser
David and Victoria Croll, The Croll
Foundation
Diane and Neil Exter
Swanee Hunt
Mannion Family Foundation
Kristin and Stephen Mugford
Kristen and Thomas Roberts, The
Roberts Family Foundation
Robert and Tona White
$10,000 - $24,999
Anonymous (2)
Jim and Kristen Atwood
Helaine and Joe Banner
Amy and Ed Brakeman
Everett and Judith Bramhall
Brett and Jacquie Browchuk
Barbara and Bill Burgess
Julie and Kevin Callaghan
Bill Collatos and Linda Wisnewski
Kathleen and Robert Collman
John Connaughton and Stephanie
Melrose
Domenic and Molly Ferrante
Carla Foster
Christopher and Hilary Gabrieli
Cindy and Stephen Gormley
Beth and Lawrence Greenberg
Kip Hollister and Warren Hyde
Elizabeth and Michael Jones
Dawn and Roger Kafker
Adam and Mary Beth Kirsch
Michael Krupka and Anne Kubik
Nina Longtine
Vincent and Anne Mai
Frederick and Sarah Maynard
Alexandra and Josh McCall
Linda and P. Andrews McLane
Oristaglio Social Responsibility Family
Foundation
Judith and Stephen Pagliuca
Michael Pehl
Anne and Stuart Randle
Governor Mitt Romney and Anne
Romney
Michael and Natalie Sanders
Phyllis Segal
Robert Segel Charitable Foundation
Alan and Susan Solomont
Robert and Theresa Wadsworth
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous
Donna and R. Schorr Berman
Kevin and Tracy Casey
Reed and Ronnie Chisholm
David and Rhonda Cohen
Brian and Karen Conway
Marian and Michael Cronin
Deanna and Anthony DiNovi
Nancy and Richard Farrell
Bitsey Folger
Daniel and Maria Gerrity
Becky and Michael Goss
Josh Greenly
Peter and Tammy Hermann
Monica and Stephen Jennings
Barbara and Jerrold Lavine
Richard Leibovitch
Alex Macdonald and Maureen Strafford
Bill and Susan McClements
Brooke and Will Muggia
Joseph F. Trustey, III and Kristine
Trustey
$1,000 - $4,999
Anonymous (2)
Alan and Beverly Abelow
Kathleen Beckman
Mr. and Mrs. William Bennett
Pamela and William Berutti
Jane Bindley
Peter A. Brooke Fund at The Boston
Foundation
Michael Brown and Charlotte Mao
Art and Kathy Bushkin
Alan and Liz Cody
Andrew Cohn and Marcia Leavitt
John Connolly
John and Wendy Cozzi
Meredith Cutler
Stuart Davies
Joseph Deitch and Robbie Lacritz
Deborah Donahue-Keegan and Kevin
Keegan
J. Anthony and Kay Downs
Saskia and Paul Epstein
Marsha Feinberg
Steven and Susan Feinstein
Mark and Nikki Feldman
Christopher D. Fletcher
The Frisbie Family Foundation
Annette Furst and LJ Miller
John Foster and Catherine Stout
Megan Gadd and Nathan Wilson
Anne and David Gergen
Dwight Gertz and Virginia Welles
John and Maryann Gilmartin
Marcia and Phil Giudice
Spencer and Lisa Glendon
Emily and Thomas Haslett
Lucia Henderson
Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Annabelle and John Kellogg
Beth S. and Seth A. Klarman
David Graves and Peggy Koenig
Eric and Lori Lander
Caroline and Tom Lucey
Michelle and Roger Marino
Lisa and Theo Melas-Kyriazi
Tammany Hobbs Miracky and William
Miracky
Jeffrey and Sarah Newton
James and Patricia O’Conor
Susan and Peter Osnos
Roberta and Stephen Peet
Astrid O. Peterson, M.D.
Robert Poor
Michael Porter
Kenneth and Leslie Pucker
Eric and Beth Schlager
Eric and Maureen Schwarz
Risa Shames and Neil Silverston
Adrienne Shishko and Joel Sklar
Becky Kidder Smith
Brian and Johanna Snyder
Marjorie and Paul Stanzler
Jill and Sherman Starr
Gregg and Karen Sweeney
Susan and Thomas Turpin
James Westra
Howard Wolk
$500 - $999
Anonymous
Evelyn Barnes
Christina and Kelley Benet
Jeffrey and Webb Brown
Miriam and Morton Brown
Monique Burns
Miles Byrne and Karyn Wilson
Elizabeth and Ronald Campbell
Andrew Carlino
Linda Chin
Christopher and Laura Choma
Ann and Roger Christian
Lisa Cohen and Neil Halin
Brian and Marguerite Cooper
Elisabetta and Michael Cortesi
McLane and Tenney Cover
Bonnie and Christopher Covington
Robert Cramer and Molly Rogers
Cramer
James and Meredith Cutler
Jessica and William Davis
Laura and Mark DiNapoli
Elizabeth and Rick Edie
Thomas Feeley and Joan Wiggins
Kenneth and Cynthia Freitas
Gregory Gibbons
Erin and John Giesser
Colonel Robert L. Gordon, III
Gary Halloran
Joe and Kimberly Harris
Mike and Sue Hazard
Daniel and Elizabeth Jick
Arthur Johnson
Joseph Jutras and Ann Marie Viglione
James Kellogg, III
Alan Khazei and Vanessa Kirsch
Lawrence and Pamela Lenehan
Ian and Isabelle Loring
Virginia Mackay-Smith
Charles and Elaine Mangum
Douglas Marshall and Kristen Burgoyne
Marshall
Jennifer Kohnen McNair
Harrison Miller
Deborah Nugent
Mark and Martha O’Connor
Nancy and William Osgood
Jill and Thomas Pappas
Elizabeth Fowler and James Parmentier
Diana Farrell and Scott Pearson
Gary and Mary Pforzheimer
Michelle Pol and Eric Wetlaufer
Creighton and Kerry Reed
Richard Reynolds/The Reynolds Group
Christopher Rich
John and Margaret Ruttenberg
Ravinder and Rohini Sakhuja
Cindy and Peter Schliemann
Paula Schneider
Billy Shore and Rosemary Jordano
Edwin E. and Katharine T. Smith
Gary and Lynne Smith
Lisbeth Tarlow
Carlota and Mark Taylor
Sally Pendleton Thompson
Andrea and Thomas Ward
Mollie and Steve Wolin
$100 - $499
Anonymous
Sarah Abbot
Andrew and Jane Abu
Albert A. Ackil, M.D. and Ann Aldrich
Patrick Ahearn
Kamesh Aiyer
Martha and Walter Alexander
Mark and Shelley Allison
Arthi Amin
Carol and Howard Anderson
Amy and Richard Armstrong
Elsie and Stever Aubrey
Andrea and Carl Axelrod
Jami and Matthew Axelrod
Eric and Sarah Bacon
Iris Bagwell
Julie and Timothy Bancroft
Mary Bardeen
D. F. and John Bartolomei
Tracy Basile
Gregg and Susan Bauer
Natalie Bayersdorfer
Kit Beaudouin
Martin and Nancy Beaulieu
Keri Bell
Joy Bergenthal
Linda Black
Ellen and Spencer Blasdale
Barry Bluestone
Alan Blume and Margaret Scranton
Blume
Allen and Candace Boyd
Jeffrey and Kristin Bradach
Christopher Bradford and Audrey
Huang
Elizabeth E. Bramhall
Joanna Breyer
Donna and Scott Briggs
Daniel Brooks
Jeffrey and Paula Brown
Susan Brown
Carol Bryant
Lila Bucklin
Lisa Buksbaum
Chris Bulger
Esther Bullitt
Mitch and Samantha Burman
Barbara and Jeffrey Bush
Susan Bush
Ann and Robert Buxbaum
Richard Byrd
Michael W. Byrnes, Jr.
Steven Cadwell
Alicia Cannon
Kurt and Stacy Carlson
Hannah Caruso
Rick and Suzanne Cavender
Ray Chambers
George Chapman and Margaret Lane
Donald E. Chase
Ellie Cherington
Steven Chilton
Janet and Jeffrey Clements
Jeffrey and Michelle Clough
Stephen Cohen and Carol Mattila
Adam and Kate Cohen
Andrea Cohen
Richard and Wendy Cohen
Laura and Steven Coleman
Denise Colina
Matthew Colony
Mark Conway
Jeannette Corey
William Cotter
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05-06
Sally Read Coughlin
Elizabeth Crowley
Gerald and Jeanne Curtis
Joan Dalton
Christine and Gregory Davis
Ben Davis
Sarah Davis
Jim Dawson
Alice and Don Devendorf
Chuck Diamond
Crystal Dimare
Richard Donahue
Brian Donatelli
Jean Dorcus
Ed and Meg Downey
Carol Downs and Charlie Rose
Carol and Herb Dreyer
Jean Gerondeau-Duffy and Malachy J.
Duffy, Jr.
Robert Duffy
Governor Michael and Katherine
Dukakis
Stephen Dungan and Pamela Weathers
Cecilia Dunn
Loi Duong
James Durham
Eris Dyson
Annamarie Edwards
Britt and Shari Ellis
Beverly and Stephen Estes-Smargiassi
Anne Fairbank and Joseph Mahoney
Christopher Farnkoff
Miss Sophia Ferguson
Chantal Ferguson
Mia Ferguson
Charissa Fernandez
Heike Bischoff-Ferrari and Stephen
Ferrari
Paul Fichera
Michael Fitzgerald
Laura Flannery
Mr. Peter Frasca D.M.D. P.C. and Ms.
Teri Frasca
Elizabeth and Robert Freeman
Charles Freifeld and Marilyn Smith
Richard and Lisa Frisbie
Deborah and Stuart Fross
Susan Gabrieli
Megan Damon Gadd
Madeline Ganz
Gerard Garnett Ward and Lorraine
Ward
William Gelbart
Rebecca Gelman
Carol and Stephen Geremia
Katherine German and L.D. Crews
Laura Gill
David Gingold
Allen and Linda Goorin
Mark Gottesman
Dana Gould
Michaela Graeb
Dr. Alan J. Greenfield
Eliot Greenfield
Mildred Guberman-Kravetz
Ryan Hale
Deneitra Ham
Cheryl Hamlin
Robert Hansel and Lisa Robinson
Mary and Stephen Harvell
Thomas Hatch
Jane Hawkes
Michael Heffernan
Joseph and Linda Hennessey
Deborah and Howard Hermann
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Helen and Robert Herold
Laura Hillman
Jay and Sallie Hirshberg
Joan Hollister
Paul Holtzman and Carol Steiker
John Horst and Barbara Wallace
Hannah Hoyt
Warren and Janet Hutchinson
Geoffrey and Viva Hyatt
Anne and Todd Jackowitz
Betsy and Edward Jacobs
Richard Jakious and Rachel Smullin
Alex Jansen
Wendy Jebens
James Jessee
Collen and David Johns
Deborah Johnson
Christopher Johnson
Hilary and Jeffrey Johnston
Winston Jones
Rosemary Kaleo
Victor Karen
W. S. Karol
Sarah Kaull and Thomas Shirley
Thomas Keane
Kevin and Rebecca Kellogg
John and Julianne Kelly
Chun and Walter Kelt
Cameron Kerry and Kathy Weinman
Judith Kidd
Peter Kim
Damon Kimball
Stuart Kingsley and Sarah Perry
Genevieve Johanna Knezo
Brian Koyce
Jane and Joseph Kringdon
Willa Kuh
Miriam Lahage
Carolyn Lamb and Jonathan Rueman
Robin Langsdorf
Paul H. Lapointe and Susan G. Lapointe
Bette and Kenneth Lavery
Linda and Peter Leahy
Mark and Maureen Leary-Jago
Harriett and Jonathan Lebow
Ruth Hodges and John LeClaire
W. Brewster Lee, III and Vicky West
Alan & Marcia Leifer
Don Levinstone
Ann Levison
Ben and Sharon Levitan
Ronald and Sandra Levy
Lawrence and Margaret Levy
Linda Liang
Ashley and John Linell
Cynthia Lingley
Michael Lipton
Analisa and Michael Little
Julia Livingston
Sarah Lopez
Kate and Sherry Lundquist
Peter Maggs
Brian Mahoney
R Bradford and Sharon Malt
Jamie Manning
Maureen Manning and Michael Walsh
Michael Carpenter and Elizabeth
Mansfield
Alan and Sheryl Marcus
Robert G. Markey, Jr. and Lisa Markey
Lawrence Marks
Bruce and Lucy Marquis
Helen Marston and Hunter S. Marston, III
Philip Martin
Rashaun Martinez
Andy and Christine Matz
Ellen Ruth Mayer and Malcolm Pittman
Joan McArdle
Alexandra and Josh McCall
Kate McCandless
Elizabeth and Scotty McConnaughy
Patrick McCrea
William Shaw and Hope McDermott
Nicki McDonald
Keith Carlson and Kathleen McGirr
Claire and James McGuire
Adele McKean
Maria McKnight
Sean McLoughlin
Marie McPartland-Conn
Lizanne Megrue
Shelley and Steven Metzenbaum
Charlotte and James Milan
Carol and Daniel Milewich
Benjamin Moore
Stephen and Susan Moorhead
Kenneth Morse
Suzanne and Vincent Morton
William Morton
Kristin and Scott Moul
Robert and Stephanie Murray
Kathryn Murtagh
Linda and William Newhard
Sarah Newton
Audrey and George Nichols, Jr.
Almeda and Kenneth Nicholson
Craig and Rebeca Nieves-Huffman
Alice and Joseph Noble
David and Jane Nolan
Ann and Nicholas Noyes
Clare and Geoffrey Nunes
Veronica Nyhan Jones
Michael O’Donovan
Deborah Offner
David O’Hara
Elizabeth and Thomas O’Reilly
Maureen O’Sullivan and Laurence Pierce
David and Nancy Osborn
Christopher P. Osgood
Shannon Parrish
Yale Pats
Anna and David Paulin
Jean and Robert Persons
Gregg and Julie Petersmeyer
Jacqueline Piret
Samuel Plimpton and Wendy Shattuck
Robert Pomeroy
Ellen Poss
Alexandra England and Charles Pratt
Frances Pratt
George and Kathy Priest
Patricia and Thomas Quinlan
Ellen and Robert Race
Tim Raeke
Kerrie Raeke
Michael Ravicz
Deborah Re and Peter Reinhart
Duncan Reece
Abbott Reichlin and Madeline Segal
Daniel and Frances Riley
Roger Ritt
Christian Rivera
Joan and Raymond Roache
Noah Roffman and Heidi PaisnerRoffman
Bob and Gabriela Romanow
Michael and Naomi Rosenfeld
Lori and Stu Rosenwald
Bonnie and Jon Rotenberg
James P. Rubin
Anita Salmu
Emily and Frank Sander
Thomas and Laura Sander
Barbara Sargent
John and Rachel Sarvey
William Saums
Stina Sayre
Jessica and Paul Schendel
Gloria Schmid
Catherine and Robert Schneider
Andrew Schneider-Munoz
Karl and Katie Schoettle
Kurt and Susan Schwartz
George Schwartz
Janice and John Seeler
Elizabeth and Jorge Seitz
Laura Shea
Vicky Shen
Wendy Sherman and Bruce Stokes
Margaret H. Shropshire
David Silverman
Mark and Patricia Simonds
Will Simpkins
Judith Sizer
Darien and James Smith
Patricia Smith
Alix and Joseph Smullin
Louis and Ruth Smullin
Rachel and Richard Smullin
Cheryl A. Snyder
Mark and Sarah Snyderman
Luis Sorrentino
Nancy Soulette
Owen Stearns
Nancy and Ronald Stegens
Elaine and Joseph Sterlace
James and Linda Stewart
Robert Stoneman
Carol Stoner
Toni Strassler
Kenneth and Wendy Stuart
James and Mary Sullivan
Maureen Sullivan and Thomas Murray
Michael Szulc
Laurie and Peter Thomsen
John Tierney
Conrad Todd
Michael and Nancy Tooke
Becky Trask
Amity Tripp
Geoffrey Tuba
Lisa Ullman
Catherine and Russell Urban
Mark Vasu
Luke T. Verrcollone
Jared Vidovic
Janet Vohs
Sara and Joseph Volpe
Eric Von Hippel
Deborah Walker
Anne and Seth Ward
Mary Ward
Brice Watterson
Catherine and Eric Weigel
Meredith Westfield
Hedwig and Thomas Whitney
Robert and Sandy Wong
John and Linda Woodard
Pamela Woodworth
Raymond Yim
Stephen Yost
Mike Young
Cynthia and Wayne Zafft
Sara and Stephen Zrike
Mortimer B. Zuckerman
IN-KIND DONORS
$50,000 - $99,999
$500 - $999
INDIVIDUALS
$1,000,000+
Comcast
Northern Trust*
Alter Asset Management
Blinderman Construction Company
Centrum Properties, Inc.
Concentric Management, LLC
F & F Management, Inc.
First Hospitality Group, Inc.
HPL&S Inc.
JMB Financial Advisors, LLC
The Millard Group, Inc.
Oxygen Cable LLC
Patricia Hurley and Associates, Inc.
Roseland Industries
Sanchez, Daniels & Hoffman, LLP
Wachovia Bank
Washington Mutual Bank
Wrightwood Capital
$10,000 - $24,999
Comcast
$500,000-$999,999
T-Mobile
$100,000-$499,999
Columbia University
KPMG
MBTA
WilmerHale LLP
Spaulding & Sly Colliers
$25,000 - $49,999
Middlehouse Sound
$5,000 - $9,999
Bowser Productions
Jennifer D. Cogswell
DST International
Grey Goose/Bacardi USA
Jim Harrison Photography
Lunchpail Productions
$1,000 - $4,999
Cedar Grove Gardens
Johnson & Johnson
Konica Minolta Business Solutions
Legal Seafoods
Masciarelli Wine Company
Rentex
$500 - $999
Harpoon Brewery
Sacco Bowl Haven
Swits
$100 - $499
AuBonPain
Ben & Jerry’s
Bertucci’s
BJ Wholesale
Boston Party Rentals
Domino’s Pizza
Dutch Maid Bakery
Kelly’s Roast Beef
Mary Baker Eddy Library
MJ Subs & Pizza
New England Aquarium
Patty’s Pantry
Shaws
Stop & Shop
Dan Sullivan
CHICAGO
AMERICORPS
Community Service
National Association of Service and
Conservation Coalition
Illinois Commission on Volunteerism
and Community Service
TEAM SPONSORS
The Alter Group
CSX Corporation
Freed Family Foundation
Northern Trust
CORPORATE DONORS
* Denotes Team Sponsor
$100,000+
The Alter Group*
CSX Corporation*
$25,000 - $49,999
Aon Foundation
McDonalds Corporation
Smith Barney
T-Mobile USA
$10,000 - $24,999
Ariel Capital Management
The Boeing Company
Deloitte
DLA Piper
Equity Residential Foundation
Harris Nesbitt Corporation
LaSalle Bank
Madison Dearborn Partners
$5,000 - $9,999
Ash, Anos, Freedman & Logan, LLC
AT&T
Banc One Management Corp.
Bank of America, N.A.
ComEd
CSX Financial Services
Grubb & Ellis
IPA Charities, Inc.
James McHugh Construction Co.
KPMG Peat Marwick
Levenfeld Pearlstein LLC
Merrill Lynch
Mesirow Financial
Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Motorola, Inc.
The PrivateBank
Ryan Enterprises Group
Sonnenschein, Nath & Rosenthal
Sterling Partners
Superior Ambulance Service, Inc.
Transwestern Investment Co., LLC
US Bank
$1,000 - $4,999
Alberto-Culver Company
CBIZ Accounting, Tax & Advisory
Services
CBS-2 Chicago
Chicago Title Insurance Company
Christopher B. Burke Engineering, LTD
Disney Worldwide Services, Inc.
The Edgewater Funds
Environmental Systems Design, Inc.
Gem Capital, L.L.C.
Guaranty Bank
Heitman, LLC
Holland Capital Management
Jordan Industries, Inc.
Linden Life Science LLC
McDonalds Ventures
Monroe Securities, Inc.
National Basketball Association
National City Bank
NBC 5 Chicago
Peoples Energy
Sheridan & Pearlman
Strategic Hotel Funding, L.L.C.
Thompson, Ventulett, Stainback &
Associates, Inc.
Washington, Pittman & McKeever, LLC
William Blair & Company Foundation
FOUNDATIONS
$100,000+
Polk Bros. Foundation
$50,0000 - $99,999
The Crown Family
Freed Family Foundation*
McCormick Tribune Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
Calvert Social Investment Foundation
The Church of Jesus Christ of LatterDay Saints Foundation
John & Jacolyn Bucksbaum Charitable
Fund
John D. and Alexandra C. Nichols
Family Foundation
Steans Family Foundation
Roger and Susan Stone Family
Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
Carney Family Foundation
Cellini Family Fund
OSA Foundation
The Pritzker Pucker Family Foundation
The Pritzker Traubert Family
Foundation
Stearns Family Charitable Fund
Wedner Family Foundation
$500 - $999
Hunter Family Foundation
Lake Shore Alumnae Club of Pi Beta
Phi
OTHER SUPPORTING
ORGANIZATIONS
$100,000+
Chicago Public Schools
$10,000 - $24,999
Donoghue Campus
Jacques Marquette Elementary School
John W. Cook Elementary
$5,000 - $9,999
North Kenwood Oakland Charter
School
Paul Revere Elementary
William H. Ryder Math and Science
Specialty School
$1,000 - $4,999
Chicago Urban League
Illinois Health Public Association
Ellen and Michael Alter
James N. Perry, Jr. and Mary Perry
Deborah and Stephen Quazzo
John W. Rogers, Jr. and Sharon Rogers
Harrison and Lois Steans
Glen and Trish Tullman
05-06
$5,000 - $9,999
Craig Huffman and Rebeca NievesHuffman
Bruce Lederman
Barbara Goodman Manilow
Jim Kastenholtz and Jennifer Steans
Jeanne Affelder Weissglass and Jeff
Weissglass
Betsy and Mark Westhoff
$1,000 - $4,999
Laura Alter Klapman and Howard
Klapman
Ann and John Amboian
Stephen and Susan Baird
Carol Anne Been and Daniel Freedman
Leslie Bluhm and David Helfand
Jay and Karen Case
Les Coney
Douglas Crocker and Cindy McHugh
Arthur and Susan Fogel
Leonard Gail and Robin Steans
Christie Hefner and Senator William A.
Marovitz
John Higgins
Charles H. Hodges, IV and Victoria
Hodges
Anne and Drew Horowitz
Ned Jannotta, Jr. and Erika Pearsall
David and Gerri Kahnweiler
Dolores Kohl
Carol and Lawrence Levy
Sherry McFall and Kenneth Porrello
Adeline and Harold Morrison
Michael and Sally Morrison
David and Suzu Neithercut
Iris and John Newman
Stanley and Vivian Nitzberg
Richard and Peggy Notebaert
Juliet and Steve Plonsker
Nick and Susan Pritzker
Jacelyn and William Shiner
Leo Smith and Heather Steans
Helen and Richard Thomas
$500 - $999
Karen and Steven Berkowitz
Avi and Nancy Bernstein
David and Ellen Carmell
Dorval Carter
John Cusack
Catherine and Lawrence Fey
Mariann and Nicholas Giuliano
Kalee and Samuel Gould
Howard and Rebecca Grill
Scott Grossman
Brett Hunsaker
Thomas B. Hunter, IV
Falona Joy
Peter Kupferberg and Ellen Rakieten
Phyllis Lockett
John McCarter
Janet and Richard Morrow
Jeffrey and Julie Olian
Brenda Russell
Edward B. Rust, Jr.
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Anne and Ronald Siegel
Adam Silver
Joseph Stackhouse
Richard Tucker
Julieann and Matthew Ward
Daniel and Nancy Yih
$100 - $499
Cathy and Sam Ach
Kanika Agarwal
Karen Andre
Jill Belconis
Sue Bell
Allegra Biery
Cory Cancila
Ms. Monica Carriedo
Robert Chapman and Sandra HainesChapman
John and Judith Coletta
Vikki Creeden
Lisa Cunningham
C. Bryan and Catherine Daniels
Erin DiPaola
Sylvia Duby and Charles FioRito
Rachel Dvorken and Harry Rosenberg
Nanine and Norris Eber
Marcia and Thomas Fraerman
Brent Greene and Mary WilliamsGreene
David Grumhaus, Jr. and Jennifer
Grumhaus
Jeff Harris
John and Mary Beth Hartmann
Debby Jannotta and Edgar D. Jannotta, Sr.
Daniel and Suzanne Kanter
Daniel Kaufman
Nicholas Kekos
James Kelly
Joyce King
David and Marcia Kirshenbaum
Aarti Kotak
Elisabeth and John Lewis
Catherine and Tom Livingston
Anne and Mitch Macknin
Hosanna Mahaley-Johnson
Beatrice Cummings Mayer
John and Mary Jane McCormack
David Miller
Gloria and Michael Morison
Cynde Hirschtick Munzer
Alice and Robert Nadler
Alan Nadolna
Arlene and Robert Novak
Al and Barbara O’Donnell
Frantz and McGhee Osse
Erica Phillips
Jonathan Reinsdorf
Thomas Ryan
Jeffrey and Lori Samaras
Alice Schaff
Craig and Lori Stern
Elizabeth and Robert Subkowsky
Elizabeth and Donald Thompson
Carole J. Arra Weinberg
$500 - $999
Mid America Tile
Pittsburgh Paints
Subway
$100 - $499
57th Street Books
Ace Hardware
Chicago’s Pizza
Mrs. Christman
Connie’s Pizza
Home Run Inn
Home Depot
Hooters
Jimmy Johns
KMA Technologies
McFarlane Douglas & Companies
Momma Anna Johnson-Webb
Panaderia Las Tres Hermanos Inc
Pete’s Produce
Piece Pizza
Quiznos Subs
Romeo Hereau
Rudy’s Bakery
Swedish Bakery
Trevelee Gudino
Walgreens
CLEVELAND
AMERICORPS
Ohio Community Service Council
TEAM SPONSORS
City of Cleveland
CSX Corporation
RPM International, Inc.
CORPORATE DONORS
$50,000 - $99,999
CSX Corporation*
RPM International Inc.*
$25,000 - $49,999
Comcast
Forest City Enterprises, Inc.
KeyBank
T-Mobile
$10,000 - $24,999
Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP
Eaton Corporation
National City Corporation
Smith Barney
$5,000 - $9,999
Cavaliers/Quicken Arena Company
Dominion East Ohio Gas
Fifth Third Bank
Medical Mutual of Ohio
IN-KIND DONORS
$1,000 - $4,999
$50,000- $99,999
The Cleveland Browns
Cleveland Indians
CVS/pharmacy
Edward Howard & Co
Ernst & Young
FirstEnergy Corp.
Fortune Brands
Huntington National Bank
Invacare Corporation
Chicago Transit Authority
Joseph J. Freed & Associates, Inc.
$1,000 - $4,999
Harvey Alter
Buca diBeppo
Chipotle
Pizza Time
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Sherwin Williams
Southtown Paint & Wallpaper
Thybony Paint and Wallcovering
Jones Day
Margaret W. Wong & Associates Co.,
LPA
The Plain Dealer
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey LLP
Taft, Stettinius, and Hollister
Weisman, Kennedy and Berris, LPA
$500 - $999
Wal-Mart
FOUNDATIONS
$50,000 - $99,999
The Cleveland Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
AIDS Funding Collaborative
The George Gund Foundation
Raymond John Wean Foundation
$10,000- $24,999
The Abington Foundation
Cavs Charities: A Fund of the Robert R.
McCormick Foundation
Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation
The Edward and Betty Sloat Foundation
The Thomas C. and Sandra S. Sullivan
Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
Eaton Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
Laura and Steven Coleman
Nancy Cronin
Catherine Keating and Charles King
Louise and William Keating
Kevin Metheny
Raymond Murphy
The Honorable Dan A. Polster and
Deborah Coleman
Kurt Trell
$100 - $499
Barbara and Bruce Akers
Charles Bolton
Michael Cohen and Nancy Gertz
Nancy Cohen
Mary Patricia Culler
Anthea Daniels
Electra and George Daniels
Howard Dickey-White
Robert and Ruth Fortney
The Honorable Stuart Friedman
Michael Garnek
Michael Gillis
Germaine Hahnel
Bryan Knepper
James Mason
John McDonald
Pat and William Papenbrock
Susan Reinker
William Ridenour
Kurt Rim
Ellen and Harold Ticktin
Catholic Charities
The Cleveland Clinic
The F.J. O’Neill Charitable Foundation
The Seifert Family Foundation
IN-KIND DONORS
$500 - $999
COLUMBIA
$25,000 - $49,999
Regional Transit Authority
Jones Day Foundation
AMERICORPS
OTHER SUPPORTING
ORGANIZATIONS
South Carolina Commission on
National and Community Service
$100,000+
The City of Cleveland*
$50,000 - $99,999
The United Way of Greater Cleveland
$25,000 - $49,999
Cuyahoga County Board of Health
$10,000- $24,999
City of Cleveland Department of Public
Health
Cleveland Municipal School District
TEAM SPONSORS
BellSouth
City of Columbia
Citigroup Foundation
CSX Corporation
First Citizens
CORPORATE DONORS
$100,000+
$1,000 - $4,999
CSX Corporation*
Cuyahoga Community College
Jewish Community Federation of
Cleveland
The Mandel Center
$25,000 – $49,999
INDIVIDUAL DONORS
$10,000 – $24,999
$5,000 - $9,999
$1,000 - $4,999
Bank of America Charitable
Foundation*
BellSouth*
Comcast
First Citizens*
Nelson, Mullins, Riley & Scarborough
Smith Barney
David Landever and Keely O’Bryan
$5,000 – $9,999
$500 - $999
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Evan Corns
Ann and Robert W. Gillespie, Jr.
Samuel H. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Summers
David Abbott and Jan Roller
Patrick Auletta
Allstate Foundation
Citigroup Foundation*
T– Mobile USA
$1,000 – $4,999
$100 – $499
2 Marks Inc.
CarePro Medical One
Edens & Avant Real Estate Services
Ellis, Lawhorne & Sims, P.A.
Ellison Kibler & Assoication
Holder Foundation
McAngus Goudelock & Courie
Mike Kelly Law Group, LLC
Nexsen Pruet
Palmetto Citizens Credit Union
South Carolina Community Bank
Southeastern Freight Lines
Sowell Gray Stepp & Laffitte
Turner, Padget, Graham, Laney, P.A.
WACH Fox 57
Wachovia Bank, N.A.
Jimmy and Patti Addison
Kirsten af Klinteberg
Becky Airheart
Alexandra and James Allen
Keith Babcock and Jacquelyn Dickman
Evelyn Barnes
Stephen Benjamin
Barbara Bethea
Beth Binkley
Vicki Blair
Sarah Vann Bonds
Britt Borders
Brenda Branic
C. Mitchell Brown
Elizabeth and Steven Burritt
Elizabeth Campbell
Lisa Chick and Thomas Marriott
Torlando Childress
Amy Coward
Jasper Cureton
Clarence Davis
Tracy Dickson
Gus Dixon
Carol Downs and Charlie Rose
William Dufford
Kevin Dutt
Mara Elich
Amy and Elliott Epps
Sara Fawcett
Jimmie Flemming
Donald Fowler
Gale Garrett
Cheryl Grice
Ken Grouf
Kevin Hall
Sue Harper
Bernard F. Hawkins, Jr. and Kim
Hawkins
Governor Jim Hodges
Michael Hogue
Minnie and Sean Holleran
Mark Jones
Larry Kristinik
Jim Lehman
Matt MacGillivray
James McHone
Angel Morey– Althenn
Lisa Morrison Butler
Andrea and Edward Mullins
Sandy Nesbit
Pawn Nitichan
Rick Noble
John and Marguerite O’Brien
James Overton
Russell Pate
Senator Kay Patterson
Edward and Sandra Poliakoff
Crystal Poston
Jennifer Rawl
Sarah Reinstein
Jim Rex
Naomi Seabrook
James E. Smith, Jr. and Kirkland Smith
Jason Stockbridge
Zeke Stokes
Joanne C. Suggs, Ph.D.
Jamie Walker
Cal Watson
Douglas and Robyn Webb
Kyle Wedberg
Alana Williams
Gloria Wise
David Wright
$500 – $999
Bank of America
Intertape Polymer Group
Palmer Memorial Chapel
FOUNDATIONS
$1,000– $4,999
UPS Foundation, Inc.
OTHER SUPPORTING
ORGANIZATIONS
$10,000 – $24,999
City of Columbia*
Richland County Government
Richland School District One
South Carolina State Budget Control
Board
INDIVIDUALS
$5,000 – $9,999
David Dukes
$1,000 – $4,999
Jim and Pam Balfanz
Kelly and Neil Batiancila
Stephen Benjamin
Beth Binkley
LaTonya Brown
Sandra and Stephen Burke
Selvin Chambers
Frank Campagna and Stephanie Wu
Beth DeHart
Marsha Feinberg
Brett Frantz
Kappy and William Hubbard
Williesha Lakin
Robert Lewis, Jr. and Nayda Lewis
Behrad Mahdi
Ted Marquis
Gail and Stephen Morrison
Marie–Louise Ramsdale
Sarah Schnable
Karen Stone
Malaika Thorne
$500 – $999
Charlotte Berry
George and Mary Cauthen
John Dillard
Clente Flemming
Barbara and Stuart Hamilton
Patricia Mathison
Matthew Richardson
Nancy Routh
Joel and Kathryn Smith
COLUMBUS
AMERICORPS
Community Service
Ohio Community Service Council
TEAM SPONSORS
Cardinal Health
Honda of America Mfg.
National City
Nationwide
The Siemer Family Foundation
The Walter and Marian English
Foundation
Ingram-White Castle Foundation
The Harry C. Moores Foundation
Baskes Family Foundation
Columbus Youth Foundation
The Reinberger Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
Columbus Medical Association
Foundation
Tri-Valley Community Foundation
CORPORATE DONORS
OTHER SUPPORTING
ORGANIZATIONS
$50,000 - $99,999
$100,000+
Cardinal Health*
National City*
City of Columbus
$25,000 - $49,999
United Way of Central Ohio
Abercrombie & Fitch Co.
Honda of America Mfg.
JP Morgan Chase
T-Mobile USA
$25,000 - $49,999
INDIVIDUAL DONORS
$1,000 - $4,999
American Electric Power, Inc.
AON Risk Services, Inc.
Bob Evans Farms, Inc.
Bricker & Eckler
Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP
Donatos Pizzeria
Strathman & Associates, Inc.
Mel and Stephanie Carter
Cheryl Grice
Charles and Yvonne Jones
Douglas and Mary Beth Morgan
Michael Morosky
Elizabeth Mykrantz
Kelly and Tom O’Hara
Donald and Thekla Shackelford
Ray and Suzanne Shealy
Janet and Mark Sturgeon
Brett and Paul Tingley
Gordon and Laura Troup
Amy and Kent Underwood
Robert Weiler
David and Toni Weiss
$1,000 - $4,999
$500 - $999
BMW Financial Services
Butler Wick Trust Company
Commerce National Bank
Crabbe, Brown & James LLP
Crane Plastics Company
Deloitte & Touche, LLP
Dominion Homes
Fifth Third Bank
Gideon Development Partners
Limited Brands
Nationwide
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey
Target
The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
Time Warner Communications
Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP
George Dobrea and Diane Hughes
James and Leslie Finn
Courtney and K. Blake Mackenzie
Marlene Miller and Senator Ray Miller
Edward Sparks
Heather and Jeff Stewart
Priscilla Tyson
Liz Upchurch
Erin Weiss
Carol Wise
Cornelius and Les Wright
$10,000 - $24,999
Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc.
Comcast
Continental Downtown Properties
$5,000 - $9,999
$500 - $999
A.R. Hutchins & Associates, Ltd
Glazer’s Distributing
White Castle Management Co
Youth Venture, Inc.
FOUNDATIONS
$50,000 - $99,999
The Siemer Family Foundation*
$25,000 - $49,999
Nationwide Foundation*
$10,000 - $24,999
Paul G. Duke Foundation
05-06
$5,000 - $9,999
$100 - $499
Angela Anderson
Mary Jo and Richard Banco
Emma Barnett
Michelle Bellon
Maurice and Patricia Blake
Antonio and Christie Caffey
David Ciccone
Kimberly Combs
Jeanne and William Courson
Amanda Degaetano
Lisa Eubanks
Beau Euton
Cindy and Mark Ferguson
Kelli Garbasz
Janet George
Sherilyn George
Deedee and Herb Glimcher
Joy and Mike Gonsiorowski
Cris and Laurie Gossard
Mary Jo Groves
Susan Gustin
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Alicia Holtslander
Councilmember Mary Jo Hudson
Janet Jackson
Steven Jaffee
Clark and Rosy Kellogg
Jamella Lee
James Luck
Joy and Tony Mason
Valarie McDaniel
Linda Menerey
Kathleen Murphy
Norma Norris
Deborah North
James Parker
Sally Pauley
Patrick Roehrenbeck
Kathleen Ryan
Boyce Safford, III and Toshia Safford
Margaret Safford
Jon and Mary Seidelmann
L.M. Sheets
Alphonso and Sandra Simmons
Bob and Linda Slicker
Jason and Nicole Smith
Pamela Speece
Othelda Spencer
Councilmember Charleta Tavares
Tenisha Taylor
Staci Vinson
Alan and Torri Warner
Bonita Warren
Wendy Weiler
Barry Young
IN-KIND DONORS
$25,000 - $49,999+
$100,000+
Chase*
Henry Ford Health System *
$50,000 - $99,999
Comcast
Comerica Charitable Foundation*
CSX Corporation*
DaimlerChrysler Corporation Fund
DTE Energy Foundation*
Ford Motor Company Fund*
$25,000 - $49,999
Charter One Bank
T-Mobile USA
$10,000 - $24,999
Rock Financial
Ford Motor Company
$5,000 - $9,999
Compuware Corporation
General Motors Foundation
Comerica Incorporated
$1,000 - $4,999
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
Greektown Casino
IBM Corporation
Lewis & Munday, PC
MGM Grand Detroit Casino
Michigan First Credit Union
Simon, Galasso & Frantz, PLC
The Taubman Company
Wiener Associates
Central Ohio Transit Authority
$500 - $999
$10,000 - $24,999
Detroit Medical Center
Road of Life
FOUNDATIONS
$1,000 - $4,999
$100,000+
Glidden Company Store
The Jewish Fund
$500 - $999
$50,000 - $99,999
Janet George
Hubbard Elementary
Sherwin Williams
Detroit Youth Foundation
Hudson-Webber Foundation
The Kresge Foundation
McGregor Fund
$100 - $499
Buehlers
Carma Rittichier
City Barbeque
Sherilynn George
Graphic Ts
Alicia Holtsander
James Kimberly
Ohio Lyons
Bruce Norton
Potbelly Sandwich Works
Second Avenue Elementary
DETROIT
AMERICORPS
Michigan Community Service
Commission
TEAM SPONSORS
Chase
Comerica Charitable Foundation
CSX Corporation
DTE Energy Foundation
Ford Motor Company Fund
Henry Ford Health System
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CORPORATE DONORS
$10,000 - $24,999
Masco Corporation Charitable Trust
Detroit Lions Charities
$1,000 - $4,999
California Community Foundation
The Skillman Foundation
The A. Alfred Taubman Foundation
OTHER SUPPORTING
ORGANIZATIONS
$25,000 - $49,999
Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) – City of Detroit
$10,000 - $24,999
The Greening of Detroit
Youth Sports and Recreation
Commission
$5,000 - $9,999
Communities in Schools of Detroit, Inc.
$1,000 - $4,999
Academy of the Sacred Heart
ACCESS
Community Foundation for
Southeastern Michigan
Council of Asian Pacific Americans
Detroit Riverfront Conservancy, Inc.
Michigan UAW – CAP Council
New Detroit – The Coalition
University of Michigan – Dearborn
$500 - $999
Lawrence Technological University
INDIVIDUALS
$10,000 - $24,999
Tarik and Helen Daoud
Gail and Lois Warden
$5,000 - $9,999
Maggie and Bob Allesee
Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Cummings
Sarah McClelland
$1,000 - $4,999
Charlie Anderson
Penny Bailer
Harold and Penny Blumenstein
Darrell Burks
Joseph J. Buttigieg, III
Matt and Karen Cullen
Retha and Walter Douglas
Charles and Joanne Forbes
Ana Gabriel
Alan D. Gilmour
Ruth Glancy
Ronald E. Goldsberry
Elliott Hall
David and Kathleen Lewis
Cheryl and Reuben Munday
Diana and John E. Marshall III
Robert Naftaly
Al and Faye Alexander Nelson
Andrea and David Page
Jim and Karen Ridgway
Nancy M. Schlichting
Karen Sosnick Shoenberg
Elizabeth Collamore Sullivan
Gary Torgow
Laura Trudeau
Edgar Vann
Rebecca Salminen-Witt and Gregory
Witt
Roger and Joanna Garrett
Lawrence Givens
Sandra Goralski
Nichole Greene Herrera
Nancy Hanna-Galster
David and Doreen Hermelin
Steven Hilfinger
Steven Howell
Ira Jaffe
Barbara Jean Johnson
Victoria Keating
Bianca and Dominic Liburdi
Dr. Aaron W. Maddox, Sr.
Allison McElroy
Todd R. Mendel and Soozan Mendel
Kathleen Morici
Dr. Clark J. Okulski
Marlies Parenti
The Honorable Lynne A. Pierce
Lana B. Pollack
Lisa Rogers
Jordan Rossen
Nate Shapiro
William Sherr
Henry H. Sprague, Jr.
Cyril and Jacqueline Thiel
Lindsay Thornhill
Alicia Villarreal
Sook Wilkinson
Albert H. Zimmerman, II
IN-KIND DONORS
$100,000+
Little Rock
AMERICORPS
Community Service
TEAM SPONSORS
City of Little Rock
Entergy Arkansas
Lamar Advertising Company
Tenenbaum Family Foundation
CORPORATE DONORS
$500 - $999
$50,000 - $99,999
C. David and Susan Campbell
David and Patricia Flowers
Barbara and Thomas Gottschalk
Peter and Sally Hanley
Linda and Richard Kughn
Joseph and Kristan Madison, M.D.
Bruce Nyberg
Sandy Pierce
Samuel H. Thomas, Jr.
Lamar Advertising Company*
$100 - $499
$5,000 - $9,999
Natalie Baeckeroot
Stacy Balsley
Leland Bassett
Nicole Byrd
John Carter
Robert Charles
Keith Cooley
Reggie Daniel
Judith Doss
Eugene and Elaine C. Driker
Jerome Espy Rep. Barbara A. Farrah
Sharon Foster
Carmen Garcia
Acxiom
Alltel Corporation
CDI Contractors, Inc.
Liberty Bank of Arkansas
Little Rock Convention and Visitors
Bureau
Metropolitan National Bank
Mountain Valley Spring Company
Starbucks Coffee Company
Stephens, Inc.
Washington Strategy Partners
Corporation
$25,000 - $49,999
Comcast
Entergy Arkansas*
T-Mobile USA
$10,000 - $24,999
Argenta Wealth Management
Baptist Health System
$1,000 - $4,999
Aristotle
Arkansas Blue Cross & Blue Shield
AT&T
Bank of America
Bank of the Ozarks
Brent & Sam’s Cookies, Inc.
CJRW
Comcast - Little Rock
First Arkansas Insurance
Heifer International
JPMS Cox
Ken Hubbell & Associates
Lamar Advertising Little Rock
Mitchell Williams Selig Gates Woodyard
Twin City Bank
V3 Partners LLC
Vratsinas Construction Company
W H Lightle Corporation
Wright, Lindsey & Jennings LLP
$500 - $999
Janet Jones Company/Realtors
North Little Rock Chamber Of
Commerce
FOUNDATIONS
$50,000 - $99,999
Tenenbaum Family Foundation*
$10,000 - $24,999
$1,000 - $4,999
Arkansas Community Foundation
Coulson Oil Foundation
Ottenheimer Brothers Foundation
PepsiCo Foundation
The Downtown Partnership
William J. Clinton Presidential
Foundation
$500 - $999
Munro Foundation
OTHER SUPPORTING
ORGANIZATIONS
$50,000 - $99,999
City of Little Rock*
$25,000 - $49,999
City of North Little Rock
$10,000 - $24,999
Little Rock School District
$5,000 - $9,999
North Little Rock School District
$1,000 - $4,999
Rose City Middle School
INDIVIDUALS
$5,000 - $9,999
Miles Goggans
Mark A. Nichols
Tom Schueck
$1,000 - $4,999
Kay Arnold
Representative Marion Berry
Elizabeth Blass
Bruce Burrow
Renata Byler
Cecilia Chan
General (Ret.) Wesley and Gert Clark
Catherine Grunden
Andrew and Victoria Kessel
Beverly and Curtis Morrow
David and Sue Mosley
Elgar Peerschke
Dan Rolett
$500 - $999
Sharon Arthur
David Bachman
Elizabeth and Thomas Dente
Christine Detrick and Peter Yee
Jeremy Haggard and C. Tucker
Steinmetz
Marc Haynes
Kaki Hockersmith
Debbie Milam
Bruce T. Moore
Eva Chen and James Root
Erika M. Serow
Bonnie and Charles Tillen
Sam B. Welch
Don and Janet Zimmerman
$100 - $499
Annie M. Abrams
Lillian Agee
Kay Allen and William Allen
V. A. Allen
Bruce Anilde
Corey Anthony
Amy Bieberdorf
Margaret Birdsong
Lisa Black
Edward Blankenship
Jo Blatti
Josh Blevins
L. Elizabeth Bowles
Connie and Dale Brown
Jeff Brown
Trudy Bruster
Shannon Butler
General and Ms. John Caldwell
Katie Childers
Daniel and Natalie Clare
Douglas and Linda Cleek
Patty Criner
Bryan Day
Lynda Dixon
Janine and Russell Dryden
Clarence Duvall
Melinda Faubel
Steve Germany and Michael Burns
Erica Gray
Catherine and Thomas Grunden
Cynthia Knoerr
Surya Kolluri
Dawna and John Koppin
Jaime and Phyllis Kriss
Paul and Tammie Limoges
Garth Martin
Grady McCoy
Mariame McIntosh
Greg and Kelly Meyer
Jannette Mosley
Steve Nawojczyk
Dunigan Okeeffe
Micah B. Petty
Stephanie Regan
Cherylon Reid
Rollie and Ruth Remmel
Peter Saldarriaga
Jonathan and Bethany Semans
Eileen Shy
Deanna Smeltz
Colonel John and Maureen Starkey
Stephanie Streett
Honorable Ray and Betty Thornton
Cynthia Trigg and William Trigg
Sally McQuie and Bert Turner
Mary Jo and Robert Watkins
Margaret Whillock
Sarah Williams
Janice and Mike Wilson
William Worthen
Gay and Randall Wyatt
Eric Wydra
Don and Janet Zimmerman
FOUNDATIONS
IN-KIND DONORS
$100,000+
OTHER SUPPORTING
ORGANIZATIONS
The Clinton Foundation
$100,000+
$25,000 - $49,999
Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund
Every Child is Ours
$10,000 - $24,999
$1,000 - $4,999
Southern Women Action Network
Arkansas Foodbank Network
Bacardi USA
Bullhead City Florist
Frankel, an Arc Worldwide Company
Society of Children’s Book Writers and
Illustrators
United Way of North Little Rock
$1,000 - $4,999
$500 - $999
Arkansas Chemical Stockpile Emergency
Preparedness Program
Jeremy D. Haggard
$100 - $499
Amanda M. Potter
Arkansas Children’s Hospital
Arkansas Rice Depot
Home Depot
Space Jump
U.S. Pizza Company
LOUISIANA
AMERICORPS
Community Service
TEAM SPONSORS
Cisco Systems, Inc.
CSX Corporation
Founding Citizens
The Huey and Angela Wilson
Foundation
Irene W. and C.B. Pennington
Foundation
Lamar Advertising Company
CORPORATE DONORS
$100,000+
Cisco Systems, Inc.*
CSX Corporation*
Lamar Advertising Company*
$25,000 - $49,999
T-Mobile USA
$10,000 - $24,999
Anonymous*
$5,000 - $9,999
Kellogg
$1,000 - $4,999
Louisiana Technology Park
$100,000+
Baton Rouge Area Foundation
The Huey and Angela Wilson
Foundation*
Irene W. and C.B. Pennington
Foundation*
Freddie Mac Inc.
05-06
$1,000 - $4,999
The Gustaf Westfeldt McIlhenny Family
Foundation
Whitman-Hanson Regional High
School
INDIVIDUALS
$100,000+
Anita and Joshua Bekenstein
$10,000 - $24,999
James and Laura Bailey*
Carole and Charles Lamar*
Don and Pat Lyle*
John and Virginia Noland*
Michael and Suzette Polito*
Kevin and Winifred Reilly*
Sari and Thomas Turner*
$1,000 - $4,999
William Egan
John and Christy Galloway
Dottie Johnson
Arnold and Carol Kantor
Gail and James Radley
$500 - $999
Cathy and Joe Feldman
Louise and Robert Lawrence
Mark Patterson
Phyllis Segal
$100 - $499
Dorothy Abrams
John Briggs
Debra Chesnin
John and Margaret Christie
Maria Dawidoff
Martha Finch
John and Karin Gunnemann
Julie Heifetz
Michael Hogan
Dorothy and James Hunt
Alethia and Webster Jones
Susan Lane
Burton Leiser
Michael and Valerie Lewis
Adrienne and Sydney Lieberman
Eileen and J. E. Llewellyn
Denise and Steven Nachmanoff
Bonnie and Martin Oberman
Margo and Michael Oberman
Andrea Saiet
Barbara Sandler
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Maureen Scheuermann
John and Susan Schmalzbauer
Erika Simon
Errol Stone
Gary and Marilyn Susman
Jonathan Wiener and Ginger Young
Joseph and Madeline Wikler
IN-KIND DONORS
Public Service of New Hampshire
Shaheen & Gordon, PA
Siena Construction Corporation
The Dupont Group
The TJX Companies, Inc.
The TJX Foundation, Inc.
UNI-GRAPHIC, INC.
Waste Management of New Hampshire
Wheelabrator Tech
$1,000 - $4,999
$500 - $999
Ashworth Hotel, Inc.
Benthien Associates
Carey & Giampa Realtors
Eastman Fishing Fleet
J Lohr Winery
James M. Taylor Division
New England Barricade Co.
Parsons Electric
Preston Real Estate
SYMS Corp
Unitil Energy Systems, Inc.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
AMERICORPS
Volunteer NH!
National Association of Service and
Conservation Corps
TEAM SPONSORS
Hampton Community Coalition
CORPORATE DONORS
$10,000 - $24,999
Ella Anderson Trust
New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
– Manchester Region
Norwin & Elizabeth Bean Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
$5,000 - $9,999
Citizens Bank Foundation*
Comcast
T-Mobile USA
The Boston Foundation, Inc.
Cogswell Benevolent Trust
Fanny and Svante Knistrom Foundation
Greater Piscataqua Community
Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
$10,000 - $24,999
Fisher Scientific
Mortgage Financial, Inc.
The Verizon Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
Ameriprise Financial
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
Hampton Beach Casino, Inc.
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
Piscataqua Savings Bank
$1,000 - $4,999
AMR Research, Inc.
AT&T
AutoFair
Bedford Village Inn
CIGNA
Citi Trends, Inc.
Coca-Cola Bottling Company of
Northern New England, Inc.
Credit Suisse First Boston
CRS Retail Systems
Delta Dental
DSW, Inc.
Filene’s Basement
Gabriel Brothers, Inc.
Galley Hatch Restaurant
GSI Commerce Solutions
Harcourt, Inc
Iron Mountain
Janitech, Inc.
Liberty Mutual
McLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton,
P.A.
Mercer Human Resource Consulting
Modell’s Sporting Goods
Morgan Stanley
Mortgage Partners, Inc.
Pax World Management Corporation
Portsmouth Regional Hospital
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FOUNDATIONS
$1,000 - $4,999
Agnes M. Lindsay Trust
Fuller Foundation
New Hampshire Bar Foundation
United Way of the Greater Seacoast
Youth Service America
$500 - $999
Anne Slade Frey Charitable Trust
OTHER SUPPORTING
ORGANIZATIONS
$50,000 - $99,999
New Hampshire Earmark
$25,000 - $49,999
Rockingham County Department of
Human Services
$10,000 - $24,999
City of Manchester
Hillsborough County Department of
Health and Human Services
Manchester Community Resource
Center, Inc.
Strafford County Department of
Health and Human Services
$1,000 - $4,999
Hampton School District
PACT
Reach the Beach
Rotary Club of Hampton
SEA-A.R.T.S Project
$500 - $999
Hampton Elementary PTA
Hampton Police Association
INDIVIDUAL DONORS
$100,000+
Hampton Community Coalition
$10,000 - $24,999
Patrick Carey
Michael Dionne
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous
David and Margaret Allen
Donna and Scott Briggs
Geraldine and John Cerullo
Brook Gassner
Jim and Robin Giampa
Philip Jackson and Lesa Scott
Bruce and Tari Johnson
Larry and Paula Klane
Noel Rix
Kenneth and Leslie Pucker
$1,000 - $4,999
Catherine Anatone
William Beckert
Albert Bellemore
Teresa and Thomas Bowen
David T. Brown, II and Krista Brown
Graham and Jennifer Bunce
Maureen Carey
Carolyn Casey
Geoffrey and Martha Fuller Clark
Douglas and Kimberly Clark
Dennis and Maxine Cokely
Bruce and Christine Crockett
Christie Daboul
Richard F. Dumore, Jr. and Susan Dumore
Joseph Exner
David Funk
The Judd Gregg Committee
Jay and Kaki Gould
Michele Grennon
Michael and Rebecca Harrison
James R. Kennedy, Jr. and Mara
Kennedy
Stephen W. Kidder, Sr. and Judith
Malone
Penny Kittle
Leslie Kiliper and Thomas F. Lucas, IV
Richard Luff
Kyle MacDonald
Joel Maiola
Glenn and Patricia McKenzie
Brian and Lorraine McKeon
Bonnie and Robert Monahan
Julie and Michael Myers
Pawn Nitichan
Sherrill Nixon
Barry Fussell and Jane Palmer
Angela Lawrence and Leigh Peake
Judy Pierce
Andrea and Michael Prager
Tom Rea
Allison Reedy
Jodi and Marc Schneider
Carin and Scott Sharp
Edward Shein
Paula and Wayne Slattery
Charles F. Smith, Jr.
Gary and Toni Smith
Martha Stolzer
Bernadette and Mark Tritton
Roxanne Van Bokkelen
Ann and Carden Welsh
Stacy Whittier
Danette and Stephen Wineberg
Linda and Terry Zych
$500 - $999
Anonymous
Alexandra and Jim Allen
Ramon Baez
Carroll and Maureen Barrows
Joeseph Dzialo
Alan and Linnea Hallee
Susan Hudson
Mark and Noreen Kasper
Susan Kepner
John Kovalik, Jr.
Pamela Linseman
Sean Mahoney
James McGrail
Daniel and Pamela Morrison
S. John Murray
K.C. Ostrowski
Brenda and David Paradis
Mary and Michael Prendergast
Paul Rabenius
Diane and Matthew Ralph
Bruce Twyon
Bruce and Joanne Wilhelm
Danette and Stephen Wineberg
Joyce Wright
$100 - $499
Amanda Ahn
Anonymous
Marianne Anastasia
Josephine Atluri
George Attar
Britta and Christopher Ayer
Patricia Baker
Gary Barrett
Karen Belanger
Joshua Benthien
Steven Borne
Dan Brierton
Susan Brooks
Susan Calegari
Brigadier General Kenneth R. Clark and
Deborah Clark
Angela and Patrick Closson
Deborah Collier
Linda D’Amico
Karen and Timothy Diaz
Jaye and Patrick Duffy
Barbara Dunkel
Tim Dupre
Erin and Thomas Flanigan
John Fouhy
Kenneth Fraser and Ronald Kamann
Pauline Frisina
Angela Garcia
Jay and Mary Pat Gibson
Janet Giovanniello and Thomas J.
Giovanniello, Jr.
Elizabeth Graham
Lawrence Grodzicki
Nadine Guerin
Lawrence Harkovich
Chrissy Harte
Pamela Henry
Christopher Hodgdon
Anita and Richard Holt
David Hureau
Jeff Jablow
Amanda and John Johnson
Kate King
Susan Koeneman
Leslie Lafond
Elizabeth Lavallee
Brian and Tara Leno
Courtney and Michael Lodico
Melanie Long
Marcia Macintosh
Bruce Mallory
Arne May
Julie and Kevin McCann
Keith McKenna
Kathy and William Mercer
Francis Moynihan
Kenneth Murphy
Mariann and Scott Murphy
Manfred Muscara
Mark Newhall
Don Palmer
C. John Peckham
Ann Petruzziello
Martin Pihl
Anne Pope
Scott Price
Jonathan Pucker
Darc and Rie Rasmussen
Carole Renselaer
Francis Richmond
Amelia and Ron Rockelein
Nancy Roessel
Gus Roth
Marshall Rowe
Tom and Val Schou
Deborah Seavey
Christine Singleton
John Sobczak
Deanne Soderberg
Catherine Sullivan
Karl Swanson
Thomas Thorne
Bill and Danna Truslow
James Turner
Kathleen Valade MacDonald
Jacqueline Vital
Justine Vogel
Robert Wallace
Virginia Williams
Diane and John Woods
Jong and Wendy Yang
Gary and Sherry Young
Kimon Zachos
Lindbergh’s Crossing
Me and Ollie’s Bakery
Panera Bread
$100 - $499
$1,000 - $4,999
$5,000 - $9,999
Island Strategies, Inc.
JetBlue Airways
MJM Creative Services, Inc.
Anonymous
Evy and Paul Frankel
Daniel and Maria Gerrity
Eric Gertler
Eugene and Emily Grant Family
Foundation
Jack Lew and Ruth Schwartz
Anne and Vincent Mai
Lisa and Richard Perry
Danny and Manizeh Rimer
Carole and Michael Roth
Nicole Seligman
The Sogg Foundation, Inc.
Alan and Elaine Weiler
Angelina’s
Anneke Jans
Applebee’s
Domino’s Pizza
The Green Monkey
Home Depot
Little Caesars
Lyons Coffee Service
Michaels
Muddy River Smokehouse
Pizza Hut
Staples
Subway
Victory 96 State Street
Wicked Awesome Paint
$500 - $999
NEW YORK
The Louis Calder Foundation
The Marc Haas Foundation
New York Community Trust
AMERICORPS
Community Service
TEAM SPONSORS
Alcoa Foundation
Apfelbaum Family Foundation
Bain & Company
Dale and Max Berger
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Citigroup Foundation
Credit Suisse Americas Foundation
If Hummingbird Foundation, Inc.
CORPORATE DONORS
$100,000+
Alcoa Foundation*
Bain & Company*
Cisco Systems, Inc.*
Citigroup Foundation*
Credit Suisse Americas Foundation*
$50,000 - $99,999
HBS Section G 2007
Hip Hop Has Heart, Inc.
FOUNDATIONS
$100,000+
Anonymous – C
Carnegie Corporation of New York
$50,000 - $99,999
The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation
The Charles Hayden Foundation
Pinkerton Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
$10,000 - $24,999
Dyson Foundation
Rita J. and Stanley H. Kaplan Family
Foundation, Inc.
$5,000 - $9,999
Bloomberg Sisters Foundation
The Alfred Meyer Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
The Ford Foundation
The Jandon Foundation
The Liberal Do-Gooder Foundation
Metropolitan Philanthropic Fund
Park Avenue Charitable Fund
Stairway Fund
OTHER SUPPORTING
ORGANIZATIONS
$100,000+
New York City Council
$50,000 - $99,999
Department of Youth and Community
Development
IN-KINDS
Citigroup, Inc.
MetLife Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
$25,000 - $49,999
$1,000 - $4,999
Grey Worldwide
KeySpan Foundation
Smith Barney
T-Mobile USA
Cornell University
$10,000 - $24,999
Plainspoke
RAM Printing
$5,000 - $9,999
Autofair Ford
Wentworth by the Sea
$1,000 - $4,999
Bill Truslow Photography
Flatbread Pizza Company
Jumpin Jay’s Fish Café
Manchester Police Athletic League
The Portsmouth Brewery
Sherwin Williams
Sanger Communications
$500 - $999
Belle Peppers
Carolina Biological
Deborah Stokel
Library Restaurant
$10,000 - $24,999
Bernstein, Litowitz, Berger, and
Grossmann
Comcast
Davis Polk & Wardwell
Newmark Knight Frank
New York Times Foundation
PepsiCo Foundation
Tishman Speyer Properties
$5,000 - $9,999
CSX Corporation
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
HBO
Morgan Stanley
Silvercup Studios
UBS
$5,000 - $9,999
NASCC
INDIVIDUALS
$100,000+
Anonymous
$25,000 - $49,999
61 Associates
Louis and Anne Abrons Foundation, Inc.
Apfelbaum Family Foundation*
Dale and Max Berger*
If Hummingbird Foundation, Inc.*
$10,000 - $24,999
Anonymous
Andi and Tom Bernstein
David Caplan
Jon Grouf and Gianna Nazarro
Anne Herrmann and John A.
Herrmann, Jr.
Kaplen Foundation
Anne and Bernard Spitzer
05-06
$1,000 - $4,999
Arthur Ainsberg
Kevin Aspell
Charles and Karyn Bendit
Sherrill Blalock and Jonathan Smith
Chip Block and Leanna Landsmann
Marlo and Robert Brevetti
Jay Coleman
Gari and Ira Dansky
Andrew Fairbairn
Maxine and Ted Geller
Martin Goldstein, M.D. and Susan
Goldstein
Katja Goldman and Michael
Sonnenfeldt
Todd Green
Gillian and Jason Haberman
Blair Hamilton and Beth Sachs
David and Suzanne Hamm
Judi Hannan
The Charles B Israel Foundation
Chad and Michelle Johnson
Martin and Nancy Kaminsky
Bill and Linda Kaye
Harold and Ruth Kingsberg
Alice and Arthur Kramer
Diane Kranz
Irwin Leimas
Joseph and Juanita Leff Charitable Trust
Alexander Lynch
DJ McManus Foundation, Inc.
Robert and Bethany Millard Charitable
Foundation
Cheryl Mills
Joyce and Lee Neibart
Michael Neuman
Charles Paul
Jill Rosen
Allison and Neil Rubler
Carol and Lawrence Saper
F & E Stamer Foundation, Inc.
Harold and Nicki Tanner
Margie and Nate Thorne
Tisch Foundation
Jeanette and Paul Wagner
Silda Wall
Alan Zients, M.D., and Ronda Shaw
Zients
$500 - $999
Joseph Ainsberg
Timothy Amos
Bartol Charitable Foundation, Inc.
The Bernheim Foundation
Charles and Rachel Bernheim
Stephanie Bernheim
Amy Breitberg
Charles and Nancy Buck
Alan Caplan
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Gary Clare
Dick and Peggy Danziger
Gerson Family Foundation
Neil Goldmacher
Robert Goldstein
Barbara and Robert Goodkind
Judith and Leonard Haber
Julie Horowitz
Jo-Ann Malkin Horowitz
Charles and Jane Klein
Jonathan Kopp
Ezra Levin
David Lowenfeld and Sally Mendelsohn
Lynford Family Charitable Trust
Joanne and Norman Matthews
Albert and Betty Osman
Wallace P. Parker, Jr.
Joshua Polan and Sharon Polan Jtwros
Ellen and Leonard Polaner
The PKL Foundation Inc.
Jon and Susan Rotenstreich
Arthur Selkowitz
Stanley and Renee Shapiro
Meryl and Kenneth Sherman
Warren J. & Florence Sinsheimer
Foundation, Inc.
The Jean L. Troubh and Raymond S.
Troubh Fund Lee and Cynthia Vance
Foundation
J.P. Versace
Lulu Wang
Robert Warner
Carl Weisbrod
Hugh and Suzanne Weisman
Altman/Kazickas Foundation
$100 - $499
Joan Albert
Joe and Rose Andolina
Patricia and Thomas Barry
Helen and William Beekman
Sarah Bernard
Paul Bierne
Pamela Bolen
Sarah Bond-Uffelman
Erin Brannan
Celeste Brown
Sylvia Brown and Kenzo Hamano
Thomas Butler
Paul Cantor
Patricia Caplan
David Christenberry and Maura Larkin
Edwin Cohen
Daniel Conroy
Theresa Crotty
Randi Dawson
Seth Endo
Miguel Forbes
Christine Foster
Deborah and Lawrence Freundlich
Allison Gans
Debra-Ellen Glickstein
Herbert Haber
Blair Hamilton and Beth Sachs
Ann and Patrick Hance
Jason and Jennifer Hicks
Elizabeth Horton and James Silbert
Steve Hunter
Jill Hyman
Richard and Sandra Jacoby
Bryan Kessler
Henry and Julia Kinstlinger
Edgar and Eileen Koerner
Howard Lanznar
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Sam Lessin
Harriet Leve
Patricia Levinson
Melanie Lewis
Dan Light
Anna Lowe
Elyse and Mark Makowsky
Peter Matt
Christine Mcmanus
Euan Menzies
Edwina Millington
Eric Mimeault
Abe Oberlin
Mary O’Connor
Danielle Officer
Alexandra and Frederick Peters
Suzanne Petren-Moritz
John and Lael Ramaley
Marjorie Rosenberg
Miriam Rosenn
Lauren Rutkin
Irwin Schneiderman
Craig Schortzmann
Harriet and Sheldon Segal
Florence and Warner Sinsheimer
Brian and Johanna Snyder
Margaret Spencer
Beth Sperber
Andrew Walters
Susan West
Richard Winslow
IN-KIND DONORS
$1,000,000
Bain & Company
$100,000 - $499,999
Facebook, Inc.
$50,000 - $99,999
Expansion Team
$25,000 - $49,999
CBS Outdoor
$10,000 - $24,999
Pier 60 LLC
Scholastic, Inc.
$1,000 - $4,999
Credit Suisse Americas Foundation
London True Value
$100 - $499
Dimitri’s Garden Center
FedEx Kinko’s
GREATER PHILADELPHIA
AMERICORPS
PennSERVE: The Governor’s Office Of
Citizen Service
TEAM SPONSORS
Berwind Corporation
Comcast
CSX Corporation
David’s Bridal
Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP
Eagles Youth Partnership
FirstTrust Bank – Firstrust Bank
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
The Glenmede Trust Company
Lincoln Financial Group Foundation
SAP America, Inc.
SEI Investments
Sneaker Villa
Sunoco, Inc.
The Wachovia Foundation
Wolf, Block, Schorr and Solis-Cohen LLP
CORPORATIONS
$100,000+
Comcast*
David’s Bridal*
$50,000 - $99,999
Foundation*
Firstrust Bank*
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation*
Lincoln Financial Group Foundation*
SAP America, Inc.*
The Wachovia Foundation*
$25,000 - $49,999
Berwind Corporation*
CSX Corporation*
Davis Polk & Wardwell
Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP*
Eagles Youth Partnership*
The Glenmede Trust Company*
MetLife Foundation
SEI Investments*
Smith Barney
Sneaker Villa*
Sunoco, Inc.*
T-Mobile USA
Wolf, Block, Schorr and Solis-Cohen
LLP*
$10,000 - $24,999
Anonymous
Cigna
Citizens Bank
Deloitte
Philadelphia Eagles
Verizon Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
Blank & Rome
FM Global
Gateway Funding
Keker & Van Nest LLP
Menta Construction, Inc.
Morgan Stanley
White & Case LLP
Williams & Connolly
Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP
Snell & Wilmer LLP
Stevens & Lee
Stryker, Tams & Dill LLP
Wiley Rein & Fielding LLP
$500 - $999
Coleman Legal
Kelley Drye & Warren LLP
Nassau Construction Co., Inc.
Rhawnhurst Catering, Inc.
Westrum Development Company
FOUNDATIONS
$25,000 - $49,999
The Annie E. Casey Foundation
The Philadelphia Foundation
$10,000 - $24,999
Connelly Foundation
The Germeshausen Foundation
The Patricia Kind Family Foundation
Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback
Foundation
The Warren V. Musser Foundation
$5,000 $9,999
Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation
Leo Model Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
The Barra Foundation
OTHER SUPPORING
ORGANIZATIONS
$500,000+
School District of Philadelphia
$50,000 - $99,999
Pennsylvania Department of
Community and Economic
Development
$10,000 - $24,999
Allegheny West Foundation
Harding Middle School
Russell Byers Charter School
Shaw Middle School
Taylor Elementary School
Visitation School
$5,000 - $9,999
United Way of Southeastern
Pennsylvania
Starfinder Foundation
INDIVIDUALS
$1,000 - $4,999
$10,000 - $24,999
Air Products & Chemicals, Inc.
Beneficial Savings Bank
Brooks Kushman P.C.
Cooper, White & Cooper
Dow Lohnes & Albertson PLLC
Klehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzburg &
Ellers LLP
Marsh USA, Inc.
Mayer Leadership Group
Mercer Human Resource Consulting
Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell
Oakes Builders, Inc.
Paramount Installations Corp.
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Right Management Consultants
S.R. Wodjak & Associates, Inc.
Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom
LLP
Helaine and Joe Banner
Arthur and Janice Block
Patti Feinerman
Thomas Giangiulio
Stephen and Susan Rade
$5,000 - $9,999
Philip H. Behr
Saul Freedman
Edward Furman
Patrick Moeller
$1,000 - $4,999
Evelyn and Nick Beilenson
James Casserly
Carl DiAntonio
Thomas D’Lauro
Andrew Giampetro
Norman Goldberger
Epiphany Grisbaum
Michael Hammer
Karen and Roger Jones
Eve and Kenneth Klothen
Bob Limpinski
David Markowitz
Joan and David Martin
Todd Millman
Bob Murphy
James O’Connor
William Sahm, Jr.
Howard Schecter
Robert Srolis
Michael Stanton
Mark Strong
Mark Swierczewski
Daniel Vile
David Williams
Charles Zacney
$500 - $999
Gregory Arnold
John Beilenson
Bernard Beri
Vincent Bonato
Brad and Denise Brubaker
Laurada Byers
Len Caldwell
Brian Calhoun
Gary Campbell
Joseph Cox
John Dowdell
Thomas Drakeford
Sally Ivory
Lois and Paul Kimbol
Barbara and Christopher Kovolski
Herman and Marciene Mattleman
Todd Potter
Nick Saponara
Donald and Kathleen Savage
Garry Scheib
William Schluth
Martin Stallone
Harry Sturgis
Stephen Sweeney
Dan Wofford
Ted and Wendy Kapnek
L.J. Keating and J.S Masland
Mary Keefe
Andrew Keiser
Gwen and David Keiser
Joseph Kelly
David Kramp
Ted Lafair
David Leipert
Matthew MacGregor
Ray Mamrak
Joseph and Phyllis Marshall
The Honorable Theodore A. McKee
and Ana Pujols-McKee
Paul Meles
Paul Menta
Ben Mittelman and Michele Schwartz
Stephen Monforto
Dan Morroni
Ronald Naples
John and Joan Nicholas
Michael A. Nutter
Donald Palmer
Robert Palmer
Henry Papiano
Leslie and Andrew Price
Bruce and Beth Rosner
Ronald Rubin
Charles Ruchalski
Chris Sadjian-Peacock
Jared Sadlowski
Debbie Sanderson and Michael O’Hare
Robert Schloss
The Schloss Family
Tim Shipman
Donald and Melody Thompson
Kimberlee Tonetti
Geraldine Trapp
Anthony and Elizabeth Vale
Dan Walsh
Denise and Joseph Weachter
Patrick Whitbeck
Genevieve and Walter White
Darryl Wynn
$100 - $499
IN-KIND DONORS
F. Scott Addis
Joe and Rose Andolina
J.P. Archie
Deborah Bain and Joel Young
Mikki and Ralph Banner
Ann R. Baruch
Fred and Sylvia Blume
F. Scott Briggs
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Briggs
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Buck III
Candie Burr
Darnell Coney
Marty Cotti
Marcelino Delarosa
Mrs. Henry Disston
Kevin Dow
Jay Edelstein
Frank Fairman and Jill Harmon
Dana Fiordaliso
Marilyn and Joe Fiordaliso
Ann and Richard Frankel
Karen and Philip Glick
Herbert and Virginia Goodrich
Chuck Goss
Frank Guido
Michael Hagan
Marilyn Halpern
Robert Hauptfuhrer
Michael Hughey
$100,000+
Septa
$10,000 - $25,000
Buca di Beppo
$1,000 - $4,999
John Adams/MAB Paint
Finnaren and Haley Paints
$500 - $999
Philadelphia Regional Produce Market
Plaza Beverage, Inc.
$100 - $499
Acme
Buccafuri Nursery
Chris’ Corner
Franklin Beer Distributors
Gianfranco Pizza
Hilton Garden Inn
JP Tees
Pine Run
Primex Garden Center
Starbucks
Wawa
RHODE ISLAND
AMERICORPS
Rhode Island Service Alliance
TEAM SPONSORS
Bank Newport
CVS/pharmacy Charitable Trust, Inc.
Hasbro Charitable Trust, Inc.
Textron Inc.
CORPORATE DONORS
$50,000 - $99,999
CVS/pharmacy Charitable Trust, Inc.*
$25,000 - $49,999
Foundation*
Bank Newport*
Hasbro Charitable Trust, Inc.*
Textron Inc.*
T-Mobile USA
$10,000 - $24,999
Comcast
Cox Communications, Inc.
National Grid
The Alice I. Sullivan Charitable Trust
$5,000 - $9,999
Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge, LLP
Olneyville Community School
Pawtucket Red Sox Baseball Club, Inc
The Procaccianti Group
The Providence Journal Company
Sovereign Bank
Teknor Apex Company
Verizon Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
AAA of Southern New England
Advertising Ventures Inc.
Airport Business Center
Amica Companies Foundation
B & H Shipping Group
Belvoir Properties, Inc.
Bliss Properties
Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island
Bowen’s Wharf
CB Richard Ellis
Collette Vacations
Davidson Holdings, Inc.
FGX International Limited
Greater Providence Chamber of
Commerce
GTECH Corporation
McLaughlin & Moran, Inc.
MetLife Auto & Home
National Youth Service Day Sponsors
New England Construction Company
Newport Grand
Perot Systems
Sodexho School Services
Staples Foundation for Learning
United Healthcare of New England
Women & Infants Hospital of Rhode
Island
FOUNDATIONS
$10,000 - $24,999
Hazard Family Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
05-06
John Clarke Trust
JC & B Coutu Foundation
Harry C., Miriam C. and William C.
Horton Charity Fund
Joukowsky Family Foundation
June Rockwell Levy Foundation, Inc.
$1,000 - $4,999
The Champlin Foundations
Dexter Donation
Episcopal Charities of Rhode Island
Haffenreffer Family Fund
The Rhode Island Foundation
OTHER SUPPORTING
ORGANIZATIONS
$10,000 - $24,999
City of Pawtucket
Providence Public Schools
State of Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations
$5,000 - $9,999
City of Newport
CVS Highlander Charter School
Gilbert Stuart Middle School
$1,000 - $4,999
City of Warwick
Rhode Island Service Alliance
Thompson Middle School
INDIVIDUALS
$5,000 - $9,999
Alden M. Anderson, Jr. and Emily
Anderson
Glenn and Mary Jane Creamer
Merle and Stanley Goldstein
Barbara and Jerrold Lavine
Jeannie and Jonathan Lavine
$1,000 - $4,999
Lawrence Brown
Christopher and Heather Crosby
Robert Cormier
Jeffrey and Karen Davis
Daniel and Roberta Dwyer
B. Allen Flaxman, M.D. and Rhoda
Flaxman
Charles Francis
Elizabeth and Thomas Goddard
Michael Goldstein
Alan and Vivien Hassenfeld
Charles Holland, III and Gayle Holland
Beth Integlia and Michael Integlia, Jr.
Gerald and Melissa Lavallee
Frederick and Phyllis Lohrum
Robert and Lynn Manning
John J. McConnell, Jr. and Sara
McConnell
Craig and Sarah Richardson
Kathy and Peter Rumsey
Henry D. Sharpe, Jr. and Peggy Sharpe
John Zitzman
$500 - $999
$500 - $999
Bank Rhode Island
Dimeo Construction Company
Gilbane Building Company
Tillinghast Licht Perkins Smith &
Cohen, LLP
Curt Beckwith, M.D. and Susanna
Rhodes
Judith Danforth and Murray S.
Danforth, III
Richard and Victoria Hittinger
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Barry Hittner and Kathleen Hittner,
M.D.
Abigail and Nicholas Long
Beverly and Herbert Malin
John McNamee
F. Paul Mooney, Jr.
Joan and Timothy Moran
Laura and Greg Oliveira
Roger Peters
Cate and William Roberts
Stephen and Jayne Siegel
Louis Soares
Shivan Subramaniam
John and Mary Wemple
$100 - $499
Guy Abelson
Joan and Richard Abrams
Al and Michele Adamo
Lynn Akin
Armin and Lynne Allen
Elliot Anderson
Robert Barrow
Henry Bell
Martha and Oliver Bennett
Joseph Beretta
Ann and Robert Borah
Kelly Brinza
Brant Carleton
Senator Lincoln Chafee and Stephanie
Chafee
Jim Corwin
Michele Diaz
Gerald and Linda Diebold
Bradford Dimeo
James Donahue and Lamont Gordon
Bartlett Dunbar and Lisa Lewis
John Ellis
Amanda and Ted Fischer
Bonnie and Linton Fluck, III
Laura Gassner Otting
Barbara Goldstein
Eliza Goodwin and Raquel Melo
Mary Ellen Grosvenor
Elizabeth Grover
Lawrence and Melissa Sue Gula
Carolyn Hallinan and David J. Rauktys
Christine Hart
William Hatfield
Cynthia and Kenneth Holberger
Michael Holt
State Senator William V. Irons and Mary
Irons
John Iverson
Warren Katz
Seth Klaiman
Meg and Michael Lee
Jeff and Kristin Lehoullier
Ari Matusiak
Edmund M. Mauro, Jr. and Jan Mauro
Robert and Elisabeth McGregor
C. Ross and Christina McKenrick
Laura McPhie
Dennis Murphy
Chad Olcott and Laura Pochop
J. D. Owen
Ann Pehle
Jerilyn Pignataro
Susan Rembijas
Arthur Robbins
Rick and Teresa Schrauser
Susan Shea-Schuellein
Rob and Mindy Sherwin
David and Marjorie Sluter
Harry Sterling
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Sheila Sulentic
Bruce Sundlun
Beverly and Dennis Taber
Catherine and Robert Taylor
Robert Tobias
Mary Sloane and Andrew Wallerstein
IN-KIND DONORS
$1,000
Bacardi USA
Domino’s Pizza
Liberty Properties
Port Authority of San Antonio
San Antonio Express-News
San Antonio Federal Credit Union
Saturn of San Antonio
Toyota Motor Credit Corporation
Wal-Mart
Wells Fargo Bank
Zachry Construction Corporation
$500 - $999
SAN ANTONIO
American Financial & Auto Services,
Inc.
Bank of America
Beldon Roofing Company
Caliber Collision Centers
Cal-Tex Protective Coatings,
Incorporated
CDM Company
GMAC Mortgage Corporation
Golden West Oil
Hilb, Rogal and Hamilton Company of
San Antonio
KENS-TV
On-Site Fuels, Inc.
Pioneer Flour Mills
Republic Beverage Company
San Antonio Spurs Foundation
Security Service Federal Credit Union
Trader Publishing Company
Universal Underwriters Group
Zulu Investment Corp.
AMERICORPS
FOUNDATIONS
OneStar National Service Commission
$25,000 - $49,999
TEAM SPONSOR
H-E-B Grocery Company
AT&T Communications, Inc.
Goldsbury Foundation
$500 - $999
Au Bon Pain
Dunkin Donuts
Stop & Shop
$100 - $499
Caserta
EMS
Hope Street Pizza
Lowes
Office Depot
Olympic Pizza
Papa John Pizza
Renbone Brothers, Inc
Shaws
Sherwin-Williams
Subway
Toppos
CORPORATE DONORS
$100,000+
H-E-B Grocery Company*
$50,000 - $99,999
AT&T Communications, Inc.*
$25,000 - $49,999
Comcast
T-Mobile USA
$10,000 - $24,999
MetLife Foundation
San Antonio Area Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
KCI
New Orleans Saints
$10,000 - $24,999
Faye L. and William L. Cowden
San Antonio Area Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
Muriel F. Siebert Foundation
$500 - $999
San Antonio Children’s Foundation
OTHER SUPPORTING
ORGANIZATIONS
$50,000 - $99,999
San Antonio Independent School
District
$1,000 - $4,999
Alamo Ovarian Cancer Alliance
Eagle’s Nest Christian Fellowship
University of Texas at San Antonio
$500 - $999
$1,000 - $4,999
St. Paul United Methodist Chruch
Advantage Golf
Argonaut Group Inc.
Arnold Oil Company of Austin, Inc.
Cavender Audi
Cavender Auto Family Toyota
Cavender Cadillac Company
Centro San Antonio
Clear Channel Communications
Enterprise Rent-A-Car Company of
Texas
Fiesta San Antonio Commision, Inc.
Frost National Bank
Fulbright & Jaworski
GMAC
Gonzales Hoblit Ferguson
INDIVIDUALS
$1,000 - $4,999
Charles Farkas
Gita Iyer and Vijay Vishwanath
David and Suzette Johnson
Alison and Ron Kermisch
Diane and William Ledingham
Reginald and Vanessa Nichols
Russell Noe
Donna Robinson and Chris Zook
Susan Sheehan
Marion Bell
Don Blenko, Jr. and Marcia Blenko
Michael and Susan Caraviello
Rick and Suzanne Cavender
Leena Chawla and Srivatsan Rajan
Sarah Doebler and Paul Rosenberg
Beth and Gerard du Toit
Jennifer and William M. Fulton, Jr.
James and Kara Gruver
David Harding and Jan Nyquist
Sue Merrell
Ashish and Renuka Singh
Tucker Taft and Phyllis Yale
Michael Vick
$100 - $499
Hillary Anderson
Scott Baima
Jason Barro and Alison Weinberg
Steven Berez and Peggy Lowenstein
Neal Brodbeck
Earl Bullock
Toby Chalberg
Paul Cichocki and Cindy Ostrowski
Jeff and Mollie Cullinane
Kristy and Thomas Cunningham
Brenda Davis
Lee Delaney
Arthur and Tertia Emerson
Buckner and Martha Fanning
Liesl and Michael Fields
Gilbert Garcia
Cob Garner
India Guilbot
A. Ryland Howard
Kimberly Kehrberger
Barbara Kyse
Kristin Lambert
Paul Lazor
Mitchell Leiman
Amy and Robert Lepage
Jonathan and Susan Levine
Elizabeth and William Mangum
Frances McLaughlin
Betty Merchant
Michael Milway and Katie Smith
Margaret Montemayor
Barry and Ruth Ann Myers
Richard and Stella Nelson
Robert Oxford
Arline and Gary Patterson
Elaine and Peter Petkoff
Elizabeth and Fidel Ramos
Carol and Dale Reston
Russell Rinklin
Joe and Martha Rivera
Marc Rodriguez
Annette and Charles Rose
Kai Sakstrup
Cynthia and James Schwartz
Lon Shelby and Susan Norman Smith
James and Marie Spoto
Cynthia and James Stavropoulos
Joci and Joe Straus
James and Yvone Thurwalker
Dahn Windhorn
David Worley
Maxine and Richard Zucker
IN-KIND DONORS
$25,000 - $49,999
Wells Fargo
$500 - $999
$10,000 - $24,999
Larraine Beal and Paul Smith
VIA Metropolitan Transit
$1,000 - $4,999
San Antonio Food Bank
Sea World
Taco Cabana
Texas Medical Rangers
$500 - $999
Community Foundation of Silicon
Valley
KB Home South Bay
NBC 11
Ritchie Commercial
Seagate Technology, Inc.
Domino’s Pizza
Vista Care Hospice
FOUNDATION DONORS
$100 - $499
Sobrato Foundation
Alpha Kappa Alpha
American Classic
Aramark Sports and Entertainment
Bank of America
Big Apple Bagels
Brandy Ruark
Camp C.A.M.P.
Church’s Chicken
Culligan Water
Goombas Pizza
Pizza Hut/Rotary
San Antonio Children’s Museum
San Antonio Current
District
Starbucks
Subway
Taco Cabana/Rotary
United Way San Antonio
$10,000 - $24,999
$25,000 - $49,999
Stuart Foundation
OTHER SUPPORTING
ORGANIZATIONS
$100,000+
City of San Jose
$10,000 - $24,999
Catholic Charities - CORAL
Empire Gardens Elementary School
Escuela Popular Elementary School
K.R. Elementary School
$5,000 - $9,999
SAN JOSÉ/SILICON VALLEY
Arbuckle Elementary School
LeyVa Middle School
L.U.C.H.A. School
Next Door Solutions to Domestic Violence
Rotary Club of San Jose
San Antonio Elementary School
AMERICORPS
$1,000 - $4,999
California Service Corps
San Jose State University
San Jose Unified School District
Santa Clara County Office of Education
TEAM SPONSORS
Applied Materials, Inc.
Comerica Bank – California
Hewlett-Packard Company
Synopsys, Inc.
CORPORATE DONORS
$100,000+
Applied Materials, Inc.*
Hewlett-Packard Company*
$50,000 - $99,999
Comerica Bank – California*
$25,000 - $ 49,999
Adobe Systems, Inc.
Chevron
Comcast
MetLife Foundation
Synopsys, Inc.*
T-Mobile USA
$10,000 - $24,999
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Lockheed Martin
Oracle
SanDisk
TIBCO Software, Inc.
Wells Fargo Bank
$5,000 - $9,999
Cadence Design Systems
Community Hospital of Los Gatos
Solectron
Symantec Corporation
Xilinx
$1,000 - $4,999
Coakley Heagertey
INDIVIDUALS
$5,000 - $9,999
Mary Ellen and Michael Fox
$1,000 - $4,999
George Duran and Joe Pon
The Honorable Fred Fowler and Phyllis
Fowler
Jon Freeman and Catherine Misuraca
Andrea and Jeffrey Holmes
Lisa Jensen
Kathleen King and Mark Stark
Elaine Mathes
Sharon Matthews and James Tabasz
Rondy Ng and Grace Yee
Cynthia and Randall Pond
Charles and Linda Sullivan
$500 - $999
Baudelio Aguilera and Petra
DelarosaJose
Joseph Bugajski
Chris Dangerfield and Lyndy Janes
Elaine Elkin
Carl and Leslee Guardino
Philip and Susan Hammer
William C. Hannemann
Patricia and Peter Huttlinger
Dan Jones
Mary and Richard Lawrence
Laura and Sam Liccardo
Edwin and Sharon McCauley
Lavanya Noor
Bryan and Shelly Shisler
Darby Siempelkamp
Patrick Tehan
Matthew Trask
$100 - $499
IN-KIND DONORS
Kimberly Abram
Elizabeth Adams
Moshena Ahmad
Elaine Alquist
Alfred G. Altomare, Jr. and Barbara Ann Altomare
Aylin Bell
Noah Branman
Councilmember Nora Campos
Alex and Gloria Cerul
Sarah Channell
Councilmember Judy Chirco
Terry Christensen
Robert Clemons
Leslie Collins
Councilmember Dave Cortese
Kerry and Laura Beth DeHority
Linda Durnell
Catherine and Douglas Epstein
Bruce Fram and Ann Marie Jasse
Francine and Verne Freeman
Erin Garner
Linda Gold
Lillian Gong-Guy
Raquel Gonzalez
Ann and Don Gralnek
Jacqueline Hantgan and Josh Zweiback
Tina Herren
Roccie Hill
Lorna Ho
Shawna Holmes
Mary Huss
Jennifer Hwang
Ken Jones
Lawrence Jones
Alicia and John Kowalchik
Mark and Roberta Linsky
Gina Marquez and Brian Rose
Barbara Marsman
James and Teresa Mathes
Vangie Maynard
Kayleen and Trevor McDonald
Stephanie Mills
David P. Moses, Jr. and Maureen Moses
Gene and Kathryn Neri
H. G. Nguyen
Kathy and Mark Niebauer
Teresa O’Neill
Nicole Ozer
Marguerite Padovani
Aldyth Parle
Julia Pon
Councilmember Nancy Pyle
Jean Riley
Becky and Kerry Roller
Dawn and Ronald Rossi
Karen Rudolph
Nate and Susan Saal
Dave and Nancy Sandretto
Janet and Victor Schachter
Elizabeth Schlang
Robert Schmulian
Linda Speizer
John Swensson
Jennifer Van Every
Diana Waring
Ann and Ronald Whyte
Colleen Wilcox
Councilmember Forrest Williams
Jacqueline and Jeffrey Williams
Justin Williams
Mark Williams
Karie Willyerd
Councilmember Ken Yeager
Michael Zarcone
$5,000
Tech Media Productions
$1,000 - $4,999
05-06
Kelly Moore Paint
Mosaic Tile Market
$500 - $999
4imprint
California Pizza Kitchen
California Select Tile
Cheesecake Factory
Dr. JoAnn Cannon
Elegant Events Catering
Panera Bread
$100 - $499
A Tool Shed Equipment Rental
Akis Bakery
Albertson’s
Applebee’s
Artist and Craftsman Supply
Arturo
BJ’S Brewery
Bronze The Tanning Studio
Chapparral Supper
Claudia
Crowne Plaza Hotel
Cuccini Restaurant & Bar
Debbie Lyn’s Costumes
Del-Tile
El Coyote
Georgio’s Italian Food
Hilton Hotels
Hobee’s
Home Depot
House of Bagels
House of Siam
Ikbana Arts
La Pastaia
Lee’s Sandwiches
Marriott Hotels & Resorts
Noah’s Bagels
P.F. Chang’s China Bistro
Pasta Pomodoro
Peggy Sue’s
Pizza Hut
Pizza My Heart
Ranch Market
Round Table Pizza
Safeway
Sandwich Mill
Sandy Rice
Starbucks
Taqueria Tlaquepaque
Target
The Loft
Tony Soprano’s
Vegetarian House
Zyng Asian Grill
Seattle/King County
AMERICORPS
Community Service
TEAM SPONSORS
The Boeing Company
The Amgen Foundation
Casey Family Programs
T-Mobile USA
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CORPORATE DONORS
05-06
$100,000+
T-Mobile USA*
$50,000 - $99,999
The Boeing Company*
Comcast
$25,000 - $49,999
The Amgen Foundation*
Adobe Systems, Inc.
MetLife Foundation
Washington Mutual
$10,000 - $24,999
Accenture LLP
Microsoft Corporation
Nordstrom
Safeco Insurance
$5,000 - $9,999
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Hitachi Consulting
Muckleshoot Casino
Qwest Foundation
US Bank Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
Alaska Airlines
Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
DML Insurance Services, Inc.
Don Rasmussen Company
Gogerty Stark Marriott
Heller Ehrman LLP
HTC America, Inc.
Lake Partners Strategy Consultants
Martin Selig Real Estate
Sallie Mae Fund
$500 - $999
Devon James Associates, Inc.
FOUNDATIONS
$100,000+
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
Paul G. Allen Family Foundation
Casey Family Programs*
Fordham Street Foundation
The Seattle Foundation
$10,000 - $24,999
The Roberta Lund Advised Fund
Stuart Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
Apex Foundation
Marguerite Casey Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
Gertrude Machlis Bjorklund Living
Trust
Henry M. Jackson Foundation
The William P. and Susan H. Vititoe
OTHER SUPPORTING
ORGANIZATIONS
$5,000 - $9,999
Northwest Education Loan Association
Team READ
Wing Luke Elementary School
30
INDIVIDUALS
$10,000 - $24,999
Marc Chardon
$5,000 - $9,999
George and Lois Meng
$1,000 - $4,999
Robyn and Todd Achilles
Colin and Sarah Bryar
Reuven and Wendy Carlyle
Noelle Cooper and Drew Wolff
Jeffrey Coopersmith and Lisa Erlanger
Carlos Gutierrez
Sally Hulsman and Jennifer Wells
Susan Kim and Dan Williams
Aaron and Stephanie Kornblum
Dena and Ron Levine
Darnell Malcolm
Kate McKinney
Veronica Norren-Warren and Travis
Warren
Laura Ospanik and Stephen Robbins
David and Hilary Quinn
Joseph Razore
Len Rozek
Raj Shah and Shivam Mallick Shah
Craig and Jennifer Thomas
Bradley Tilden
Nicole Vogel
Brian and Rhonda Vowinkel
Whitney Williams
$500 - $999
Jacqueline and Thomas Benedetti
Debbie Bird and Antoine Calloway
Angie and Douglas N. Brown
Jabez Blumenthal and Julie Edsforth
Neil Cable
Bill and Lynn Carr
Joseph and Shane Caterino
Brad and Judy Chase
G. Chick
Miguel Forbes
Brian and Elizabeth Hale
Michael Hatch and Cathy Wallach
Allen and Nettie Israel
Stephen and Suzanne Kalish
Jan Kendle
Ginger and Shawn Plaster
Tom Van Bronkhorst
Kathryn Remijan and Hank Vigil
$100 - $499
Virginia Anderson
Theodore Angelis
Brian Arbogast
Janis Avery and Mary Kabrick
Katie Axtell
Holly Barker and Bill Sherman
Sandee Baker
Joan Baker Darby
Judy Bigelow and Emily Stork
Donald Brown
Penny Burkhalter
Carol Butler
Caitlin and Jay Carlson
Amy and Charlie Carter
Brenda Cearley
Baris Cetinok and Nicole von Kaenel
Edith Chambers
Lavanya and Shiv Chandrasekaran
Dian and Nicholas Chase
Merrily and Peter Chick
Nancy and Ron Clinkenbeard
Robert Colleran
The Connections Group
Christine Cox
Kevin Cox and David Griggs
Lisa Danielson
Bryan and Deborah de Ponce
The Douglas Group
Councilmember Jan Drago
Sylvia Peto
Gretchen Eichinger
Stephanie Ellis-Smith
Edward Eng
Brian and Krista Fleming
Ben and Stacey Gaffney
Councilmember Jean Godden
Jay Goldstein and Meredith Berg
Goldstein
Tessa Gorman
Carol and Gil Gregory
Nina Greenberg and Marc Jason
Marie Gunn
Alicia and Michael Hatch
Holly Henson
Birte and Mark Hillis
Arvid and Julia Hokanson
Steven Holmes
Katy Horan
Ruthann Howell
Mary Hsue
Doug Hunt and Derek Stanley
Jessie Israel
Larry Israel
Terry Johnson
Representative Ruth L. Kagi
Jay Kantor
Susie Kupferman
Jody Laine and Shad Reinstein
Kate Lamey
Leonard and Lorena Landon
Lyman and Stevie Legters
Mandy Levenberg and Clay McDaniel
Eric Liu
Patricia Loera
Laurie Lyford
Gail Machlis
Ian and Laura Macneil
Susan McCloskey
Alice Meng
Grace and T.C. Meng
Rebecca Morrow
Kim and Tim Nowlis
Mildred W. Ollee, Ph.D
Erik Olson
Ben and Julie Packard
Frank Paganelli
Elizabeth Pepper
Carolita and William Phillips
Jane and Jeffrey Pinneo
Sherry Prowda
Sheriff Susan Rahr
Rainier Group Investment Advisory,
LLC
Ann Ramsay-Jenkins
Carol Rava Treat and Noel Treat
Russell Sarazen
Stacy Lawson and Steven Sarkowsky
Alan and Leigh Shalloway
Scott Shapiro
Linda Shepherd
Anthony Shoecraft
Leslie Silverman
Larisa and William Sornsin
Lois and Thaddeus Spratlen
Bernadette and Robert Starin
Eric Ummel
Emily Van Bronkhorst
Juliet Vong
Karen and Robert Williams
IN-KIND DONORS
$25,000 - $49,999
King County Metro Transit
$5,000 - $9,999
United Food Commercial Workers
$1,000 - $4,999
Alaska Airlines
Fox Cable Network
HTC America, Inc.
Barb Kinney
Laura Ospanik and Stephen Robbins
Party City
Safeco Insurance
Seattle Vocational Institute
Starwood Hotels
Thrifty Car Rental
$100 - $499
Joe and Kristina Belfiore
Bill’s Bodacious BBQ
Ray Bingham
Debbie Bird
The Boeing Company
Buckets
Chiso Restaurant
Cocoa Chai Chocolates
Committee for Children
Crow
Dominos Pizza
Downtown Harley Davidson
Fort Flagler
Grocery Outlet
Guayamas Cantina
Hampton & Associates
Jones BBQ
Ann Kelly
Aaron and Stephanie Kornblum
David Lawrence
Dena Levine
MacKay Restaurants
Mae’s Phinney Ridge Café
Marco Two Union Square
Mayflower Park Hotel
McMenamins Olympic Club Hotel and
Theater
George Meng
Mistral
Alan Mulally
Tim Mulally
Noah’s Bagels
Nuvo Moda
Piecora’s Pizza
Pizza Hut
Pizza Time
Shawn Plaster
Pristine Cleaning
QFC
Quality Cleaning, Etc.
Rainier Beach Community Center
Rasmussen Mini-Portland
Safeway
Scenarios USA
Simply Done
Starbucks Coffee Company
Sub Pop Records
Karen Sutherland
Silja J. A. Talvi
Target
Tillicum Village
Tommy Bahama
The Triple Door
Tutta Bella Neapolitan Pizzeria
Urban Enterprise Center
UW World Series
Vermont Restaurant & Bar
Wal-Mart
Willow’s Run
Wing Luke Asian Museum
Woodmark Hotel on Lake Washington
Zeek’s Pizza
SOUTH AFRICA
TEAM SPONSORS
African Rainbow Minerals (ARM)
Anglo-American Chairman’s Fund
Coca-Cola South Africa (Pty) Ltd
Department of Environmental Affairs
and Tourism
Edcon
First National Bank of South Africa
The Monitor Group
Sasol
Standard Bank
Xstrata
CORPORATE DONORS
$100,000+
Coca-Cola South Africa (Pty) Ltd*
$50,000 - $99,999
African Rainbow Minerals (ARM)*
Anglo-American Chairman’s Fund*
Edcon*
First National Bank of South Africa*
Macsteel Service Centres SA (Pty) Ltd.
The Monitor Group*
Sasol*
Standard Bank*
Xstrata*
Stephen Ross
FOUNDATIONS
$5,000 - $9,999
$100,000+
Denise Dupre and Mark Nunnelly
Caroline and Rick Menell
Howard Wolk
The Acacia Foundation*
The Case Foundation*
CityBridge Foundation*
$1,000 - $4,999
$50,000 - $99,999
Valerie Mosley Diamond
E. Pixley and Ken Schiciano
Karen and Thomas Tierney
Freddie Mac
$10,000 - $24,999
Peter Hatch
Ambassador James A. Joseph and Mary
Braxton Joseph
$100 - $499
$10,000 - $24,999
Karen Benoit
Barbara Fain and Jason Gilbert
IN-KIND DONORS
Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz
Foundation
Kirstein Family Foundation
Mead Family Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
$5,000 - $9,999
The Timberland Company/Keystone
Apparel Company
Collis Warner Foundation
The Shelby Cullom Davis Foundation
John Gomperts and Katherine Klein
Deborah Jospin
Victoria Morter
James and Marcia Rosenheim
Thomas Sheridan
Judith Bartnoff and Gene Sofer
Kevin and Robin Stein
Carol and Tom Wheeler
$1,000 - $4,999
$100 - $499
Calvert Social Investment Foundation
The Dovey Family Foundation
Freedom Forum
Jewish Community Foundation of
MetroWest New Jersey
Eugene M. Lang Foundation
Derald H. Ruttenberg Foundation
Karen and Kent Allen
Anthony Anikeeff
Alma Brown
Anne and Paul Christman
Charles and Karen Clark
Ed and Ruth Cogen
Ed and Meg Downey
David and Judith Falk
Eugene Ford
Neal and Sharyn Glickfield
Russell Greiff
Joe and Merna Guttentag
Robert Hazel and Wendy Hoover
Rachel Hodges and Robin O’Brien
Desmond Hogan and Melinda Holmes
Alexander and Hilary Joel
Maryann and Thomas Jones
Lauren Jones
Gary and Leslie Kirstein
Laurie Kohn and Chris Murphy
Adam and Sharon Levin
Patricia and Randall Lewis
Gwendolyn Lohse
Sue Madden
Cassandra Miller
Jonathan Orszag
Curt and Rachel Petersen
Rachel Pierson
Sally Prouty
Lois Rhodes
Louise McIlhenny and Hugh
Riddleberger
Cynthea and Thomas Riesenberg
Martin Rodgers
Andrew Rosenberg
James P. Rubin
Kim Scardino
Steven and Janet Shaye
Wendy Sherman
Gretchen and Jeremy Zucker
Mort Zuckerman
WASHINGTON, DC
AMERICORPS
Serve DC
TEAM SPONSORS
The Acacia Foundation
AOL The Case Foundation
CityBridge Foundation
CSX Corporation
CORPORATE
$100,000+
AOL*
CSX Corporation*
$50,000 – $99,999
CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield
$10,000 - $24,999
$25,000 - $49,999
Investec
Comcast
T-Mobile USA
Goldfields
$500 - $999
Youth Service America
OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
$100,000+
Government of the District of Columbia
Metro Teen AIDS
$1,000 - $4,999
District of Columbia Housing Authority
$500 - $999
Combined Federal Campaign National
Capital Area
INDIVIDUALS
$10,000 - $24,999
$25,000 - $49,999
Jeff and Cal Leonard
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
Woodcock Foundation
Capital One
Crowell & Moring LLP
Discovery Communications
Horning Brothers Corporation
Mass Mutual
$10,000 - $24,999
$5,000 - $9,999
Floyd and Delores Jones Foundation
Barbour Griffith & Rogers
Blank Rome LLP
CPS Human Resource Services
Dutko Worldwide
Hogan & Hartson LLP
Motion Picture Association of America
St. Paul Travelers
Zurich
FOUNDATIONS
$50,000 - $99,999
OTHER SUPPORTING
ORGANIZATIONS
$100,000+
Department of Environmental Affairs
and Tourism*
USAID
INDIVIDUALS
$50,000 - $99,999
Jeffrey and Mary Zients
$25,000 - $49,999
Amy and Ed Brakeman
Angel Braestrup and Mark Spalding
Marque and Sheryll Chambliss
Jack Davies and Lynne Williams
Bill and Donna Eacho
Diana and Stephen Goldberg
Elizabeth Baker Keffer and Jeff Keffer
Virginia Mackay-Smith
Mike McCurry
James and Lisa McGonigle
Cori Flam and Brad Meltzer
Brian and Debra Ross
Melissa Moss and Jonathan Silver
Dalia Almanza Smith and Ronald Smith
Tim Zimmermann
Clark Charitable Foundation
Fannie Mae Foundation
Fund for Interracial Reconciliation and
Education
The Philip L. Graham Fund
$500 - $999
$25,000 - $49,999
$5,000 - $9,999
$25,000 - $49,999
$1,000 - $4,999
$1,000 - $4,999
J.E. Robert Companies
The Washington Post Company
$500 - $999
Perennial Strategy Group
Strategic Partnerships LLC
$10,000 - $24,999
Daniel Abraham
Steven Denning
Miles Gilburne and Nina Zolt
Joe and Lynne Horning
Michael and Missy Young
$5,000 - $9,999
Sandy and Susan Berger
Josh and Lisa Bernstein
Leslie and Rick Cruz
Bob Deutsch
Joni and Wallace Doolin
Bitsey Folger
John and Christy Galloway
Ed Gillespie
Dana and Mario Morino
John and Terry Petersen
Frank and Melissa Williams
Jeffrey and Mary Zients
05-06
$500 - $999
IN-KIND DONORS
$1,000 - $4,999
Buca di Beppo
The Mansion on O Street
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$500 - $999
05-06
Austin Grill
Whole Foods Market
$100 - $499
Armand’s Chicago Pizzeria
Baja Fresh
Ben’s Chili Bowl
Bertucci’s
Boston Market
Burrito Brothers
California Tortilla
Capital Area Food Bank
Chipotle
Domino’s Pizza
Giant Food
Honest Tea, Inc
Madam’s Organ
Papa John’s
Pizza House
Starbucks
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B OAR D S
*Board members served from July 1,
2005 to June 30, 2006.
CITY YEAR, INC.
ACTING CHAIR
05-06
Ilene Jacobs
Executive Vice President, Human
Resources (retired)
Fidelity Investments
MEMBERS
Kristen Atwood
Founding Staff Member
City Year, Inc.
Joe Banner
President and COO
Philadelphia Eagles
Michael Brown
President and Co-Founder
City Year, Inc.
Kathy Bushkin
COO
United Nations Foundation
David L. Cohen
Executive Vice President
Comcast
David Gergen
Editor-at-Large
US News and World Report
Professor of Public Service and Director
of the Center for Public Leadership
John F. Kennedy School of Government
Harvard University
Col. Robert L. Gordon III
Director of American Politics
Department of Social Science
United States Military Academy at West
Point
Rebeca Nieves Huffman
Alumna (1997-1998)
City Year Chicago
President & CEO
Hispanic Council for Reform and
Educational Options
Ambassador James Joseph
U.S. Ambassador to South Africa (1996
– 1999)
Executive Director
United States – Southern Africa Center
for Leadership and Public Values
Professor of the Practice of Public
Policy Studies
Duke University
Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Ernest L. Arbuckle Professor of Business
Administration
Harvard Business School
Alan Khazei
CEO and Co-Founder
City Year, Inc.
Rick Menell
Deputy Chairman
African Rainbow Minerals
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Jeffrey L. Shames
Executive in Residence
MIT Sloan School of Management
Retired Chairman
MFS Investment Management®
Bill Shore
Founder and Executive Director
Share Our Strength
Secretary Rodney Slater
U.S. Secretary of Transportation (1997
– 2001)
Partner
Patton Boggs, LLP
Jeffrey Swartz
President and CEO
Michael J. Ward
Chairman, President & CEO
CSX Corporation
Tom Ward, Clerk pro tem
Senior Partner
WilmerHale
David Mussafer
Managing Director
Advent International
Craig Huffman
Managing Director
Ascendance Partners
John Reilly
Senior Vice President –
Communications
MFS Investment Management
Daniel A. Kaufman
Partner
Michael Best & Friedrich
Nancy Routh
Vice President of Development
City Year Headquarters
Dr. Ravinder Sakhuja
President & CEO
Utilitynets
Annalee Salcedo
John Sarvey
Executive Director
City Year Boston
Steve Tomkins
Chief of External Affairs
Suffolk County Sheriff ’s Department
Steve Woodsum
Founding Managing Partner
Summit Partners
Brooke D. Wagner
Vice President, Corporate
Communications
Indevus Pharmaceuticals
Tae Yoo
Vice President of Corporate Affairs
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Bak Fun Wong
Principal
Quincy Upper School
BOSTON
CHICAGO
CHAIR
CHAIR
Corinne Ferguson
Les Coney
Mesirow Financial
MEMBERS
William Berutti
Senior Vice President, Corporate
Development
PTC
Kevin Casey
Senior Vice President, New England
Region
Comcast
Phil Giudice
Managing Director
EnerNOC, Incorporated
Board Chair and Founding Fellow
The Center for Effective Philanthropy
Larry Harris, Jr.
Consultant
Monitor Group
Michael Kineavy
Chief of Policy & Planning
Mayor’s Office
Jonathan Lavine
Managing Director
Bain Capital, LLC
Josh McCall
Chief Executive Officer
Jack Morton Worldwide
MEMBERS
Michael J. Alter
President
The Alter Group
Allegra E. Biery
Senior Vice-President
Northern Trust
Dorval R. Carter, Jr.
Management & Performance
Chicago Transit Authority
Lisa J. Cunningham
Senior Vice President
LaSalle Bank
Larry Freed
President
Joseph J. Freed & Associates, Inc.
Nicholas S. Giuliano
Managing Director
The PrivateBank
Drew Horowitz
President and General Manager
Bonneville Chicago Radio Group
Bruce Lederman
Vice President
Lenox Advisors, Inc.
Tom Livingston
Resident Vice President of State
Relations
CSX Transportation
Hosanna Mahaley-Johnson
Chief Officer
New Schools Development
Chicago Public Schools
Phyllis Lockett
President & CEO
The Renaissance Schools Fund
James N. Perry, Jr.
Managing Director
Madison Dearborn Partners, Inc.
Norman Peterson
Assistant to the Director
Argonne National Laboratory
Ken Porrello
Managing Director
Deloitte Consulting
Stephen R. Quazzo
CEO
Transwestern Investment Co.
Jonathan Reinsdorf
Managing Member
Stonegate Development Partners, LLC
Brenda Russell
Director
Illinois Department of Employment
Security
Joe Stackhouse
Comcast Cable
Jennifer Steans
President
Financial Investments Corporation
Elizabeth Thompson
CYC Founding Executive Director
Trish Tullman
Leadership Circle Member
Lisa Morrison Butler
Executive Director
City Year Chicago
Scott Grossman
Associate Board Chair
Mergers & Acquisitions
Harris Nesbitt Corp.
B o a r ds
CLEVELAND
CHAIR
Robert W. Gillespie, Jr.
KeyCorp, Chairman Emeritus
MEMBERS
Andrew Agati
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey LLP
Bruce Akers
Mayor, Pepper Pike
Todd Clossin
5/3 Bank
Deborah Coleman
Hahn, Loeser + Parks, LLP
Nancy Cronin
Non-Profit Consultant
Anthea Daniels
Calfee, Halter & Griswold
Matthew Green
Eaton Corporation
Len Komoroski
Cleveland Cavalier
Barbara Bethea
Director of Marketing and Community
Relations
WACH FOX 57
Brenda B. Branic
Frontline Performance Leader
Allstate Insurance Company
Elizabeth “Edie” Burritt
Associate Director
The Healing Species
Yolanda Cunningham
SC District Air Industrial Engineering
Manager
United Parcel Service
John Dillard
Director of Public Affairs
CSX Transportation
Matt MacGillivray
Bank of America
Gloria Wise
Business Intake and Docketing
Coordinator
Nelson, Mullins, Riley & Scarborough, LLP
COLUMBUS
David Landever
Weisman, Kennedy & Berris, Co. LPA
CO-CHAIRS
Kevin Metheny
Clear Channel Radio
Douglas Morgan
Managing Partner
Calfee, Halter & Griwsold, LLP
Kathleen Obert
Edward Howard & Co.
Diana Riley
RPM International, Inc.
Shelley Seifert
National City Corporation
Shirley Stineman
The Plain Dealer
Ellen Ticktin
The Ticktin Group
Lance Tyson
Dale Carnegie Training
Nick Zimmers
CSX Transportation
COLUMBIA
CO-CHAIRS
David E. Dukes, Esquire
Managing Partner
Nelson, Mullins, Riley & Scarborough, LLP
Brett Frantz
First Citizens Bank
MEMBERS
Kerry L. Abel
Director, Richland Co. School District
One
After School Programs
Henri Etta Baskins
Regional Director – External Affairs
BellSouth
David Weiss
Senior Vice President, Retail Training
Manager
MEMBERS
Maurice Blake
Director of Pupil Services
Columbus Public Schools
Mel Carter
Credit Suisse First Boston
Customized Fund Investment Group
Cris Gossard
Vice President of Commercial Banking
JP Morgan Chase
William Courson
President
Lancaster Pollard & Co.
James E. Finn
Managing Director
AON Risk Service Inc
Gary Glaser
Retired Chairman
National City
Holly Hollingsworth
Reporter/Anchor
WCMH/NBC 4
E.W. Ingram
President
White Castle
Yvonne P. Jones
External Coach
Franklin County Educational Council
Jeff Livingston
Vice President Urban Markets
McGraw-Hill Learning Group
C. David Campbell
President
McGregor Fund
Robin Mink
National City
Robert D. (Bob) Charles
Chief Executive Officer
North Star Advisors, LLC
Tom O’Hara
CFO of Commercial & Retail Banking
Linda Forte
Comerica Incorporated
Sandee Pritchard
Chief People Officer
Donatos Pizzaria
Ana Gabriel
Vice President, Corporate Affairs
Midwest Region
Comcast
Michael P. Scott
President and Managing Partner
Talisman Capital Partners
Mary Seidelmann
Retail Sales Specialist
Roche Diagnostics
Hope Sharett
Attorney/ Associate
Bricker & Eckler, LLP
Ray Shealy
President & Chief Operating Officer
HTP, Inc.
Alphonso Simmons, Ph.D.
Retired Vice President
Multicultural Affairs/ Community
Outreach
Columbus State Community College
Larry Givens
President
Blackmond Givens Group, Inc.
Ricardo Guzman
Executive Director
Community Health & Social Services
Center (CHASS)
Elliott S. Hall
Partner
Dykema Gossett PLLC
Diana Jones
Vice President of Community Affairs
Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Michigan
John E. Marshall III
President and CEO
Tei Street
Director
Mayor’s Office of Education
Sarah McClelland
Head, Specialized Industries
Bank One Michigan
Mark Sturgeon
CFO & Senior Vice President of
Finance
Advanced Drainage Systems
Reuben Munday
Senior Partner
Lewis & Munday, PC
Gordon Troup
President, Nuclear Pharmacy Services
Cardinal Health
Paul Tingley
Managing Principle
The Staubach Company
Les Wright
Les Wright & Associates
DETROIT
CHAIR
Gail L. Warden
President Emeritus
VICE-CHAIR
N. Charles Anderson
President and CEO
Detroit Urban League, Inc.
MEMBERS
Ismael Ahmed
Executive Director
Arab Community Center for Economic
and Social Services (ACCESS)
05-06
David K. Page
Chairman, The Jewish Fund
Partner
Honigman Miller Schwartz & Cohn
Paul J. Piper
Executive Assistant
Office of the CEO
Detroit Public Schools
Nancy M. Schlichting
President/CEO
Samuel H. Thomas, Jr.
President & CEO
Star Development & Financial
Corporation
Reverend Edgar Vann
Pastor
Second Ebenezer Baptist Church
Ms. Alicia Villarreal
Executive Director
Latino Family Services
Rebecca Salminen Witt
Executive Director
The Greening of Detroit
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B OAR D S
DESIGNATED CORPORATE
REPRESENTATIVES
Marilyn French Hubbard
Corporate Vice President of
Organization
& Community Partnerships
05-06
Laura Trudeau
Senior Program Officer
LITTLE ROCK
CO-CHAIRS
General Wesley K. Clark
Lieutenant Governor Win Rockefeller
MEMBERS
Bruce Bennett
Attorney/Consultant
The Brock-Chad Group
Shannon Butler
Deputy Director
WJC Presidential Foundation
Bryan Day
Assistant City Manager
City of Little Rock
Tom Gibbens
Vice President and General Manager
Lamar Advertising
L. Elizabeth Bowles
President
Aristotle.net Inc.
Patty Criner
Realtor
Janet Jones Company
Melinda Faubel
Director of External Affairs
SBC Arkansas
Pat Lile
President/CEO
Arkansas Community Foundation
Debbie Milam
Director, Volunteers in Public Schools
Little Rock School District
Bruce Moore
City Manager
City of Little Rock
Steve Nawojczyk
Director of Youth Services
Terry Peeples
Community Relations Director
Baptist Health Medical Center
Darren Peters
Manager, System Governmental Affairs
Entergy Corporation
Stephanie Streett
Executive Director
WJC Presidential Foundation
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Mike Wilson
Vice President, Government Affairs
Comcast Cable
Orlando Watkins
Vice President of Programs
The Greater New Orleans Foundation
NEW YORK
David Mosley
Partner
JPMS|Cox, LLP
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Jill Iscol, Ed.D.
Executive Director and President
IF Hummingbird Foundation
Judy Tenenbaum
Philanthropist
Lawrence Klane
Vice President of Sales
John Gaudin
Principal
Argenta Wealth Management
LOUISIANA FOUNDING
COMMITTEE
CHAIR
Jennifer Eplett Reilly
Co-Founder of City Year
MEMBERS
Ross Barrett
Louisiana Ventures
Lori Bertman
Bertman & Associates and the
Pennington Foundation
Christy Casteel
Chief of Staff
Representative Baker
Beth Courtney
President
Louisiana Public Broadcasting
CHAIR
MEMBERS
Maureen Barrows
Chairman
Board of Rockingham County
Commissioners
Scott Briggs
Brigadier General Kenneth Clark
Adjutant General, New Hampshire
National Guard
Patrick Closson
Attorney
McLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton,
P.A.
Christine V. Crockett
Retired Vice President, Human
Resources
Aerofil Technology, Inc.
Wendy Formichelli
Marketing Project Manager
Lonza Biologics
John Davies
President
Baton Rouge Area Foundation
Elizabeth Graham
Director of Operations
Comcast Cable Communications, Inc.
New England Region
Melissa Flournoy
President & CEO
Louisiana Association of Non-Profit
Organizations
Thane W. Harrison
Alumnus
City Year New Hampshire ’03 & ‘04
Diana Lewis
New Orleans Community Leader
Elizabeth Hoffman
Senior Associate
Berkshire Partners
Brent McCoy
Senior Vice President for Business
Development
Lamar
David Hureau
Alumnus
City Year Boston ‘98
CO-CHAIRS
Jack Lew
Executive Vice President and Clinical
Professor
New York University
Hon. Hillary Rodham Clinton*
Senator
United States Senate
* Honorary Co-Chair
MEMBERS
Kevin Aspell
Area Manager, Commercial East
Cisco Systems
Tom Bernstein
President
Chelsea Piers
Richard Buery
Executive Director
Groundwork, Inc.
David Caplan
Dean
City Year New York
Eric Gertler
Managing Partner
EJG Media Partners, LLC
Hon. Eric Gioia*
Council Member
New York City Council
* Honorary Member
Anne Herrmann
Board Member
Breakthrough Collaborative & Mt. Sinai
Hospital
Bibb Hubbard
Director, Government and Legislative
Affairs
Scholastic Inc.
Robert G. Markey, Jr.
Director & Partner
Bain & Company
Charlotte Placide
Superintendent
East Baton Rouge Parish School System
Dr. Charles Ott
Founder, North Star Program
Former Superintendent of Schools,
SAU #56
Mark Romig
President
Peter Mayer Advertising
Lillye Ramos Spooner
Director of Operations
Greater Manchester Aids Project
Norma Jane Sabiston
Consultant
Steven Sanger
Sanger Communications
Wallace P. Parker Jr.
President
KeySpan Energy Delivery Group
Scott Shalett
Chief of Staff
Lieutenant Governor Landrieu
Mica Stark
Managing Director
New Hampshire Institute of Politics
Saint Anselm College
Carl Weisbrod
President, Real Estate
Trinity Church
Russell Weatherspoon
Dean of Residential Life
Philips Exeter Academy
CO-CHAIRS
Ashley Shelton
Consultant
Timothy Teepell
Chief of Staff for Congressman Jindal
Stephanie Mudick
General Counsel, Global Consumer
Group
Citigroup
PHILADELPHIA
Joe Banner
President & Chief Operating Officer
Philadelphia Eagles
B o a r ds
Phil Behr
Behr Capital Partners MEMBERS
Timothy J. Abell
Chief Operating Officer
Firstrust Bank
John Beilenson
President
Strategic Communications & Planning
Leslie G. Mayer, Ph.D.
President & CEO
Mayer Leadership Group
Stephen Rosa
President and Chief Creative Officer
Advertising Ventures Inc.
Gogi Dickson, Ph.D.
Consultant
Dickson Consulting Group, LLC
Honorable Theodore A. McKee
U.S. Court of Appeals, 3rd Circuit
Louis Soares
Assistant Director
Small Business Services
RI EDC
Ryland Howard
Vice President
Frost National Bank
Honorable Michael A. Nutter
City Council of Philadelphia
Arthur Block
Senior Vice-President, General Counsel,
& Secretary
Comcast Corporation
Natalye Paquin
Chief Operating Officer
School District of Philadelphia
Don Rice
Partner
Rice Capital
Fred Blume
Managing Partner and CEO
Blank Rome LLP
Jared Sadlowski
VP Real Estate and Distribution Services
Sneaker Villa
Brad Brubaker
Senior Vice President, General Counsel
and Corporate Secretary
SAP America, Inc.
Elizabeth Vale
Executive Director, Investment
Management
Morgan Stanley
Luz Cardenas
Cardenas, Grant & Negron
David Williams Principal, Financial Advisory Services
Deloitte
Joe Cox
Headmaster
The Haverford School
Kevin Dow
Vice Presidemt of Community Affairs
Wachovia Corporation
Monica Eav
City Year Alumna
Jay Gilbert
Co-Founder
AND1
Marla Green
Firstrust Bank
Mark A. Harrell
Program Director
Men United for a Better Philadelphia
Frances M. Jones
Assistant General Manager, Government
Affairs SEPTA
Thomas Kaney Senior Vice President, Human
Resources
GlaxoSmithKline
Sam Katz
Wynnefield Capital Advisers, Inc.
Karen Keating Mara
Managing Director
The Musser Group
Eve Klothen
Director, Pro Bono Program & Public
Interest Activities
Rutgers School of Law
Marciene Mattleman
President
ASAP - After School Activities
Partnerships
Dan Wofford
RHODE ISLAND
CHAIR
Alden Anderson
Vice President
CB Richard Ellis
MEMBERS
Guy Abelson
Guy Abelson Events
Larry Brown
CPA
Omni Development Corporation
Karen Davis
Vice President, Community Relations
Hasbro Inc.
Rhoda Flaxman
Professor of English and Dean of the
College Writing Programs
Brown University
Writing Fellow Program
Harry Sterling
Management Services
Manuel J. Vales, IV
SVP, Sovereign Bank
Commercial Real Estate Department
John Wemple
Science Teacher
George Zainyeh
District Director
Office of U.S. Congressman Patrick J.
Kennedy
SAN ANTONIO
CHAIR
Rick Cavender
President
Cavender Auto
CHAIR ELECT
Tertia Emerson
President
GRE Creative Communications
James W. Russell, Jr.
Managing Director of Asset Protection
AT&T
Eric Swellander
Manager, Operations, Accounting and
Analysis
C.H. Guenther & Son, Inc.
Olga Vasquez
Contractor and Major Development(Retired)
U.S. Military and Civilian
Organizations
Greg Flores
Vice President of Communications and
Community Relations
San Antonio Water System
Dick Zucker
Vice President
Beldon Roofing
SECRETARY
Laura Thompson
President
The Image Maker Group
MEMBERS
Ben Brewer
President
San Antonio Downtown Alliance
Kristin Lehoullier
Consultant
Al Brandt
Dental Consultant
Mary Ellen Panzini
Director of Community Services
The Providence Journal Company
Alan Cerwick
Director of Business and Development
& Vice President Administration of
the Valero Volunteer Council
Valero Energy Corp.
Cate M. Roberts
Director, Diversity and Community Affairs
Textron Inc.
Joe Rivera
District Administrator of Special
Programs
District
PAST CHAIR
TREASURER
Curt Conroy
Assistant Vice President Business
Banking
Wells Fargo Business Banking
Carolyn Tanner-Cohen
Director of Human Resources Policy(Retired)
U.S. Department of the Interior
05-06
Arline Patterson (Retired)
Education Consultant
TX Lutheran University
Col. Lawrence Wellisch (Retired)
Chief of Operations
Air Intelligence Agency
Mary Ellen Grosvenor
Sales Associate
Hogan and Stone Realty
Susanna Rhodes
Director of State Relations
Clarendon Group
Terry Kyle
Development Director
SAM Ministries (Homeless and
Marginal)
CHAIR
Carl Guardino
President & CEO
Silicon Valley Leadership Group
MEMBERS
Erin Brennock
Manager, Community Relations and
Government Affairs
Synopsys, Inc.
Bill Erlendson
Assistant Superintendent
San Jose Unified School District
Debra Feldstein
Executive Director
City Year San Jose/Silicon Valley
Eddie Garcia
Director of Government Affairs
Comcast South Bay
Lorna M. Ho
External Relations Manager, Strategy
Practice
McKinsey & Company
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B OAR D S
Shawna Holmes
Senior Manager, US Public Affairs
Hewlett-Packard
Len Rozek
Comcast Communications, Inc.
Lisa Jensen
University Neighborhoods Coalition
Raj Shah
Director, Agricultural Development &
Financial Services
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Ken Jones
Vice President
Wells Fargo Bank
05-06
Kathleen King
Councilmember
City of Saratoga
Vangie Maynard
Vice President, Western Division
Comerica Private Bank
Stephanie Mills
Senior Program Manager
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Joe Pon
Managing Director,
Global Corporate Affairs
Applied Materials
SEATTLE/KING COUNTY
CO-CHAIRS
Debbie Bird
Business Development Director
Safeco – Jackson Street Center
Lyman Legters
Director
Casey Family Programs, Seattle Division
MEMBERS
Todd B. Achilles
Vice President, Sales & Marketing
HTC America, Inc.
Reuven M. Carlyle
CEO
Washington2, Inc.
Jeffrey Coopersmith
Principal
Coopersmith Health Law Group
Carlos Gutierrez
Director, Affiliate Sales & Marketing
Fox Cable Networks
Jessie Israel
Partnership & Enterprise Manager
King County Parks
Jan Kendle
Community Volunteer
Susan Kim, MD
Dermatologist
Lake Washington Dermatology
Dena Levine
President
DML Insurance Services
George Meng
Director
Microsoft Corporation
Shawn Plaster
Senior Manager
Accenture
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Bill Sherman
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
King County Prosecutor’s Office
MEMBERS
Ambassador James Joseph
Executive Director, United StatesSouthern Africa Center for Leadership
and Public Values
Alan Khazei
Co-Founder, City Year
Jack Koolen
Managing Director, Monitor Group
South Africa
Tom Van Bronkhorst
Legislative Aide to Councilmember Jean
Godden
City of Seattle
Kedibone Letlaka-Rennert
Diversity Advisor, International
Monetary Fund
Rhonda Vowinkel
President
360 Fitness
Teboho Mahuma
Executive Director, City Year South
Africa
Cathy Wallach
Research Coordinator
Small Schools Project
Coalition of Essential Schools NW
Adnaan Mia
Medical Doctor
Jennifer Wells
Vice President
Hitachi Consulting
Whitney Williams
Principal
williamsworks
Drew Wolff
First Vice President
Washington Mutual
COUNCIL OF CHAMPIONS
The Honorable Bobbe Bridge
Justice
Washington State Supreme Court
The Honorable Booth Gardner
Former Governor
State of Washington
Liziwe Nzama
Group HR Manager, Corporate,
Manufacturing and Logistics, Edcon
Mary Zients
Board Chair, Women for Women
International
WASHINGTON, DC
CHAIR
Michael Kelly
Executive Director
DC Housing Authority
MEMBERS
Donald A. Baer
Discovery Communications
Susan Berger
Evers & Company Real Estate
Keith D. Grinstein
Chairman
Coinstar
Kathy Bushkin
Chief Operations Officer
United Nations Foundation
The Honorable Ron Sims
Executive
King County
Kevin Chavous
Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal LLP
Bob A. Ratliffe
Kennedy Associates Real Estate Counsel
Patty Stonesifer
CEO
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
James A. Washam
Former President, Southern Puget
Sound District
KeyBank
SOUTH AFRICA
Co-Chairs
Rick Menell
President and CEO, Teal Exploration
and Mining
Murphy Morobe
CEO, Kagiso Media
Bob Deutsch
Community Investment Manager
Cisco Systems
Kerry Knott
Vice President, Federal Govt. Affairs
Comcast
John Galloway
President
Atlantic Media
Gena Pirtle
Global Corporate Philanthropy
Manager
Cisco Systems
Jena vander Velden
Alumna
City Year Seattle/King County ‘02
The Chesapeake Center
Bianca White
Alumna
City Year Washington, DC ‘03
Falls Church Public Schools
Melissa Williams
Director
Project COMPASS
Senator Harris Wofford
Missy Young
B o a r ds
05-06
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S e r vice P a r t n e r s
Flagship Service Partners
commit to a full-year partnership
with City Year to support long-term
service investments in schools and
communities.
Signature Service Partners
join City Year to support short-term
service projects, often one-day physical
transformations of neighborhood parks,
playgrounds and schools.
BOSTON
FLAGSHIP SERVICE
05-06
Alliance for Inclusion and Prevention at
Washington Irving Middle School
Bates Community Learning Center/
Boys and Girls Club
BELL Foundation
Boston Public Schools
Dennis C. Haley Elementary School
Earthworks
Eliot Educational Center
Harborside Community Center
Henry Dearborn Middle School
James F. Condon Elementary School
James P. Timilty Middle School
James W. Hennigan Elementary School
John W. McCormack Middle School
John D. Philbrick Elementary School
Joseph P. Manning Elementary School
Josiah Quincy Elementary School
Lenox/Camden Housing Development
Louis Aggasiz Elementary School
Mattahunt Community Center
Mattahunt Community Learning
Center/Boys & Girls Club
Michael J. Perkins Elementary School
Mildred Avenue Community Center
Mildred Avenue Middle School
New Boston Pilot Middle School
Red Oak After School Program
Roxbury YMCA at James M. Curley
Elementary School
Saint Peters Bowdoin Street After
School Program
Umana Barnes Middle School
Washington Beech Housing
Development
Washington Irving Middle School
William Barton Rogers Middle School
William E. Russel Elementary School
William Monroe Trotter Elementary
School
SIGNATURE SERVICE
Action for Boston Community
Development (ABCD) - Dorchester
Neighborhood Service Center
Agassiz Community Center
American Red Cross of Massachusetts
Bay
Avon Walk for Breast Cancer
Boston Redevelopment Authority
Boston Rescue Mission
Bowdoin Street Health Center
Bread and Jams
Bromley Health Housing Development
Chelsea Community Garden
City of Boston Parks and Recreation
Department
Codman Health Center
Codman Square Health Center
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Committee to End Elder Homelessness
Community Servings
Cradles to Crayons
Department of Conservation and
Recreation
Donald McKay Elementary School
Dorchester Mattapan Neighborhood
Council
Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative
East Boston Greenway Council
Edward Everett Elementary School
Elizabeth Stone House
Esplanade Association
Ethos
Franklin Field Development
Franklin Hill Development
Freedom House
Fresh Pond Reservation
Golden Age Chinese Center
Greater Boston Food Bank
Grove Hall Community Center
Haley House
Harvard Yard Child Care Center
High Point Village Community Center
Horace Mann School
Horizons Housing
Hyde/Jackson Square Main Streets
James F. Condon Elementary
John W. McCormick Middle Schoool
Jorge Hernandez Cultural Center
Josiah Quincy Upper School
Kit Clark Senior Center
Lee Academy
Madison Park Village
Margaret Fuller House
Marion Manor Nursing Home
McKinley School
Michael J. Perkins Elementary School
Nathan Hale Elementary School
Newtowne Court
Nuestra Communidad
Old Colony Housing Development
Pisani Center
Project RIGHT
Rogerson House
Roslindale Community Center
Roslindale Congregational Church
Food Pantry
Saint Mary Star of the Sea School
Saint Stephens Church
Salvation Army
Second Church of the Nazarene,
Dorchester
Shattuck Shelter
Solutions at Work
Springhouse
Teen Alternatives Program
Young Acheivers for Science and
Mathematics Pilot School
CHICAGO
FLAGSHIP SERVICE
Anton Dvorak Math & Science
Technology
Donoghue Campus
Jacques Marquette Elementary School
John W. Cook Elementary School
Julia Ward Howe Elementary School
School
Paul Revere Elementary School
SIGNATURE SERVICE
Aids Care
Albany Park Community Center
Apna Ghar
Arab American Action Network
Association House
Auburn-Gresham Community Garden
Back of the Yards Neighborhood
Council
Big Picture High School
Casa Central – La Posada
Cease Fire
Chapin Hall Center for Children
Chicago Anti-Hunger Federation
Chicago Cares
Chicago Coalition for the Homeless
Chicago Dept. of Aging
Chicago Park District
Chicago Police Department
Chicago Public Library
Chicago Youth Centers
Cook Elementary School
Cornell Square Park
Cornerstone Community Outreach
Douglas Park
Elliot Donnelly Youth Center
Foss Park
Foster Park
Glen Flora Elementary School
Greater Chicago Food Depository
Howard Area Community Center
Illinois Department on Aging
Inspiration Corporation
Jack Benny Middle School
Junior Achievement of Chicago
Lake County Forest Preserve
Lake Shore Park
LISC/Chicago – New Communities
Program
Mayor Daley’s KidStart YouthNet
Region 4
National Aids Fund
Neighborhood Boys and Girls Club
North Illinois Food Bank
Peace Action – Chicago
Project YES!
Salvation Army
South Shore Cultural Center
South Side Community Art Center
Southwest Youth Collaborative
Street-Level Youth Media
St. Sabina – Umoja Project
Teen Challenge Center
The Broman Center
The Peace Museum
United Way
Urban Family Community Center
YMCA
CLEVELAND
FLAGSHIP SERVICE
Cleveland Municipal School District
Cleveland Department of Public Health
Joseph A. Gallagher School
A. J. Rickoff School
SIGNATURE SERVICE
2100 Lakeside Shelter
AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland
American Red Cross-Greater Cleveland
Chapter
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Boys & Girls Club
Bridgeway
Business Volunteers Unlimited
Camp Burton
Children’s Hunger Alliance
Cityview
Cleveland Botanical Garden-Learning
Garden
Cleveland Christian Home
Cleveland City Council
Cleveland Department of Parks and
Recreation
Cleveland Food Bank
Cleveland Pregnancy Center
Cleveland Scores
Cleveland Sight Center
Cleveland State University
Coats for Kids
Cogswell Hall
Community Women’s Shelter
Cory Kitchen
Dancing Wheels
Domestic Violence Center
Earthday Coalition
Eco Village Garden
El Barrio
Eliza Bryant Home
Fairhill Center for the Aging
Food Not Bombs
Forest Hill Park
Franklin Plaza
Friendship Foundation
Goodrich Gannett Neighborhood
Center
Great Lakes Science Center
Health Space Museum
Interact Cleveland
Junior Achievement of Greater
Cleveland
Lake Park
Madison Park
Madel Center
Manna House
Metro Catholic Parish School
Metro Health
Michael Zone Recreation Center
Mount Pleasant Church
National Conference for Community
and Justice
Northeast Ohio Coalition for the
Homeless
Ohio State University Extension
Open Doors, Inc.
People’s Hope United Methodist
Church
Pilgrim United Congregational Church
Salvation Army
Seeds of Literacy
Shoes and Clothes for Kids
Slavic Village Development
S e r vice p a r t n e r s
Corporation
St. Augustine’s Church
St. Augustine’s Manor
St. Augustine’s Tower
St. Clair Place
St. Coleman’s Hall
St. Herman’s of Alaska Greek Church
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
St. Malachi Center
Stockyard Community School
Third World Books
United Way of Greater Cleveland
University Settlement
Walz Library
West Side Catholic Shelter
West Side Ecumenical Ministry
Youth Re-Entry
COLUMBIA
FLAGSHIP SERVICE
AC Moore Elementary School
Arden Elementary School
Brennen Elementary School
Burnside Elementary School
Carver-Lyon Elementary School
City of Columbia Division of Forestry
and Beautification
Communities in Schools of the
Midlands
Conder Elementary School
E.E. Taylor Elementary School
E.L. Wright Middle School
Forest Heights Elementary School
Gadsden Elementary School
Harbison West Elementary School
H.B. Rhame Elementary School
Hope worldwide of South Carolina
Hopkins Elementary School
J. P. Thomas Elementary School
L.E.E.R. (Latinos Educated Empowered
Renewed) After School Program
Mill Creek Elementary School
Pine Grove Elementary School
Richland County School District One
Rosewood Elementary School
Sandel Elementary School
SIGNATURE SERVICE
AC Moore Elementary School
American Cancer Society
American Red Cross
Belmont Community Association /
Burton Heights
Beth and Lou Holtz Winter Shelter
Burton Heights / Standish Acres
Camp Discovery
Carolina Cares
Carolina Children’s Home
Central Midlands RTA
City of Columbia Division of Forestry
and Beautification
City of Columbia Parks and Recreation
CM Tucker, Jr. Nursing Care Center
Columbia Urban League
Congaree National Park
Cooperative Ministries
Epworth Children’s Home
Enzer Forest
Families Helping Families
Grace Christian Ministry
Hannah House
Harbison State Forest
Harvest Hope Food Bank
Heartworks Ministry
Heritage Woods
Hyatt Park Neighborhood Association
Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
Kathryn M. Bellefield Booker
Washington Cultural Arts Center
Logan Elementary School
Meals on Wheels
Palmetto Aids Life Support Services
Palmetto Health Richland - Medically
Fragile Children’s Program
Saluda Shoals
The Salvation Army
Seven Oaks Elementary School
Sister Care
South Carolina after School Alliance
Still Hopes
United Housing
United Way of the Midlands
W.G. Sanders Middle School
YMCA Family Center
COLUMBUS
FLAGSHIP SERVICE
Boys and Girls Club of Columbus
Heyl Avenue Elementary School
Linmoor Middle School
Literature Based Alternative School at
Hubbard Elementary
Ohio Avenue Elementary School
Second Avenue Elementary School
St. Steven’s Community House
Strategies Against Violence Everywhere
(SAVESNet)
Windsor Academy Alternative
Elementary School
SIGNATURE SERVICE
1st Community Village Nursing Home
Advanced Drainage Systems
American Addition Civic Association
Arlington Park Elementary
Asian American Community Center
Benevolence Café
Boys & Girls Club - 2nd Avenue
Boys & Girls Club - Cleveland Avenue
Build it Again Center
Capital University
Centennial High School
Columbus Department of Housing
Mobile Tool Library
Columbus Housing Partnership
Columbus Literacy Council
Columbus Public Library
Columbus Recreation and Parks
Community Threads
Cranbrook Elementary
Doctors Hospital
Donatos
Downtown Kiwanis Club
Eddie Bauer Warehouse
Faith Mission
Finance Fund
FirstLINK
FIRSTLINK Youth Volunteer Corps
Franklin Park Conservatory
Girl Scouts of America
Good Arts Studio
Good Neighbor’s Committee
Goodwill
Graham School
Heritage Home Nursing Home
Holy Family Church
Homeless Families Foundation
Huckleberry House
Injury Free Coalition for Kids
Interfaith Hospitality Network
Johnson Park Middle School
Keep Columbus Beautiful
Life Care Alliance
Main Street Elementary
Meals on Wheels
Mid Ohio Food Bank
Neil Avenue Baptist Church
New Directions Career Closet
Newman Center
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Ohio State University Community
Connections
Project Grad
Project Open Hand
Road of Life, Cancer Prevention for
Children
Ronald McDonald House
Salvation Army - Cheer program
St. Vincent Family Center
Sunrise Assisted Living
United Negro College Fund
United Way of Central Ohio
Volunteers of America
Westminster Nursing Home
Whetstone Nursing Home
YMCA Camp Kern
YWCA Family Center
DETROIT
FLAGSHIP SERVICE
Academy of the Americas
Detroit Lions Academy
Roberto Clemente Learning Academy
Salina Elementary School
White Elementary School
SIGNATURE SERVICE
100 Black Men – Safe Night
ACC (Arab American Chaldean
Council)
ACCESS (Arab Community Center for
Economic and Social Services)
Affirmations Lesbian & Gay
Community Center
Arts N Scraps
Belle Isle Botanical Society
Bethune Academy
Boy Scouts of America
Boys and Girls Club
Boys Hope Girls Hope of Detroit
Bridging Communities
Building with Books
Camp Cavell – YWCA of Metro Detroit
Capuchin Soup Kitchen
Casa de Unidad
CHASS
The Children’s Center
Children’s Hospital of Michigan
City of Detroit, Department of
Transportation
City of Detroit, Office of the Mayor
City of Detroit, Recreation Department
Cleveland Middle School
Coffey Middle School
Comcast Cares Day
Communities in Schools of Detroit
COTS (Coalition on Temporary Shelter)
Council on Asian Pacific Americans
Covenant House
Detroit Indian Education and Cultural
Center
Detroit Public Schools – Children’s
Museum
Detroit Public Television
Detroit Rescue Mission
Detroit Riverfront Conservancy
Dress for Success
First Step
Floriculture Unit on Belle Isle
Focus:HOPE
Girls Scouts of Metro Detroit
Gleaners Food Bank
Greater Downtown Partnership
Greening of Detroit
Habitat for Humanity Operations
Center
Habitat for Humanity Restore
Homes for Black Children
Humane Society of Southeastern
Michigan
Injury Free Coalition – Children’s
Hospital
Jefferson East Business Association
Joy Middle School
Keith Elementary
Kiwanis Club #1: Books for Kids Project
La SED Senior Center
Lighthouse of Oakland County
Lutheran Child and Family Services
Matrix Theatre
Michigan Coalition for Children and
Families
Moran Jefferson Nursing Home
Motor City Blight Busters
Motown Historical Museum
NAACP – Detroit Chapter
Native American Cultural Center
Neighborhood Service Organization
New Detroit
Open Door Rescue
Project Linus
Puppet Art Theater
Revival Tabernacle
Royal Oak Manor
Saint Aloysius Church
Saint Aloysius Community Center
Saint Leo’s Soup Kitchen
Saint Peter’s Church
Saint Rene’s Church
Salina Elementary School
Salvation Army Harbor Light
Sheridan House
Simon House
Southfield Goodfellows
Southwest Solutions Counseling
Services
Taft Middle School
THAW (The Heat and Warmth Fund)
Think Detroit
True Love Christian Ministries
Unity Chapel
University of Detroit Mercy
Upward Bound
Urban Options
Vanguard Community Development
Corporation
Vistas Nuevas Head Start
Volunteer Accounting Service Team
Western International High School
Youth Sports and Recreation
Commission
05-06
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LITTLE ROCK
FLAGSHIP SERVICE
Baseline Elementary School
Chicot Elementary School
Geyer Springs Elementary School
Meadowcliff Elementary School
7th Street Elementary School
SIGNATURE SERVICE
05-06
Arkansas AIDS Foundation
Arkansas Food Bank Network
Arkansas Supportive Housing Network
Habitat for Humanity
Every Child is Ours
Hillcrest Neighborhood Association
Interfaith Hospitality Network
Little Rock Marathon
Little Rock Parks & Recreation
Little Rock Parks & Recreation: Urban
Forestry Division
North Heights Community Center
North Little Rock Boys and Girls Club
North Little Rock Parks and Recreation
Riverfest
Rose City Middle School
Watershed
William Jefferson Clinton Presidential
Foundation
LOUISIANA
FLAGSHIP SERVICE
Capitol Middle School
Glen Oaks Middle School
Highland Elementary School
Kenilworth Middle
Scotlandville Middle School
SIGNATURE SERVICE
Baker High School
Baton Rouge Chamber Commerce
Baton Rouge City Government
Baton Rouge Area Food Bank
Baton Rouge Recreation
Browns Field Baptist Church
Catholic Charities
Crestworth Middle School
Habitat For Humanity B.R. & N.O.
Hands On Baton Rouge
Hands On New Orleans
I Had Enough Ministries
Kaboom! Playground Builds
Mayfair Elementary
Mid City Redevelopment Authority
North Highland Elementary
Samuel Green Elementary
New Orleans Mardi Gras Corps
Parks Elementary
Rebuild New Orleans
Renaissance Village
NEW HAMPSHIRE
FLAGSHIP SERVICE
Academy of Learning and Technology
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater
Manchester
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater
Seacoast
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nashua
Hampton Recreation Department
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Hampton Academy
Hillside Middle School
Seabrook Middle School
S.E.A.-Arts Project!
Somersworth Middle School
SIGNATURE SERVICE
Adopt-a-Block Committee
American Red Cross
Amherst St. Elementary School, Nashua
Ash St. Community Center, Nashua
Audubon Society
Blue Ocean Society
Camp Berea
City of Manchester
City of Nashua Parks and Recreation
Department
City of Portsmouth
City of Somersworth
Concord Boys and Girls Club
Dr. Crisp Elementary School, Nashua
Edgewood Centre
The Educational Farm at Joppa Hill
E.L.M. Community Center, Keene
Ethel’s Tree of Life
Exchange City
Expedition Inspiration
Fair Tide
Fairgrounds Elementary School, Nashua
FCCLA
Hampton Parent Teachers Association
Holman Stadium
IMEC (International Medical
Equipment Collaborative)
Lawrence Community Works
Main St. Inc., Somersworth
Malley Farm Boys Home, Somersworth
Manchester Area Red Cross
Manchester Mental Health
Manchester Police Athletic League
(MPAL)
Many Options Afterschool Program,
Keene
Marguerite’s Place, Nashua
Mayor’s Task Force on Youth, Nashua
Nashua Children’s Home
Nashua Housing Authority
New Hampshire Food Bank
New Heights
New Horizons Soup Kitchen
North Hampton School
PACT—Nashua School District
Portsmouth Middle School
Portsmouth Regional Hospital
Reach the Beach
Rochester School District
Salvation Army
Sandy Point Discovery Center
SAU 21
Seabrook Elementary School
Seacoast Science Center
Seacoast Youth Services
Somersworth Main St. Program
Somersworth High School
Strawberry Banke Museum
Urban Forestry
Volunteer Action Center, United Way of
the Greater Seacoast
YMCA Camp Lincoln
New York
FLAGSHIP SERVICE
Children’s Aid Society
Father Billini After-School Program
Groundwork Inc.
PS 48 Joseph R. Drake School
PS 50 Vito Marcantonio School
PS 92 Harry T. Stewart School
PS 111 Jacob Blackwell School
PS 133 Fred R. Moore School
PS 137 John Bernstein School
PS 149 Danny Kaye School
PS/IS 308 Clara Cardwell School
The Bell Foundation
The Point CDC
University Settlement
SIGNATURE SERVICE
Addie May Collins Headstart
Alice Kornegay Park
Boys and Girls Club
Bronx Consortium
Children’s Aid Society
Coleman Playground
Corona Congregational Church
Crotona Park
CS 50 Clara Barton School
Drew Gardens (Run by Ohilips CDC)
Ed’s Garden
Elmcor
Friends of Van Cortland Park
Highbridge Park and Recreation Center
HOPE Community Garden
IS/HS 409- East New York Family
Academy
Jackie Robinson Park
Jacob Riis Settlement House
Jovenes 24 Rehabilitation Facility
Lee Goodwin
Manhattan Occupational Tarining
Center
MOTC
MS 201 Star Academy
Murray Playground
New Creations Mynistry
New Frontier HOPE Community
Garden
P.S. 133 Fred R. Moore Academy
P.S. 149 Danny Kaye School
P.S. 19
P.S. 192 Jacob H. Schiff School
P.S. 48 Joseph R. Drake School
P.S./I.S. 308 Clara Cardwell School
Pelham Bay Park
Phipps West Fatms Career Center
PS 30 Hernandez- Hughes Learning
Academy
PS 50 Vito Marcantonio School
Sarah D Roosevelt Park
Sojourner Truth House
St. Marys Park
Swartz Center PAL
The Doe Fund
Tompkins Square Park
Van Cortland Park
Vyse Avenue Garden
White Plains Daycare
Wynn Center PAL
YWCA
GREATER PHILADELPHIA
FLAGSHIP SERVICE
Bartram High School
Ben Franklin High School
Fels High School
Frankford High School
Furness High School
Germantown High School
Harding Middle School
Kensington CAPA High School
Kensington Culinary High School
Mastbaum High School
Olney High School
Overbrook High School
Russell Byers Charter School
Shaw Middle School
Simon Gratz High School
South Philadelphia High School
Strawberry Mansion High School
Taylor Elementary School
T.M. Pierce Elementary School
University City High School
Visitation BVM School
West Philadelphia High School
SIGNATURE SERVICE
After-school All-Stars
AIDS Fund
Allegheny West Foundation
American Cancer Society
American Red Cross
Awbury Arboretum
Bartram Beacon
Circle Thrift
Eliza Shirley House
Fairmount Park
Frankford Beacon
Friends Neighborhood Guild
Gompers Elementary School
H.A. Brown Elementary School
Haitian Community Help Center
Hill Elementary School
Holy Trinity Church
Lafiya Family Services
MANNA
Mantua Center
McKinley School
Mi Familia Day Care Center
Neighborhood Bike Works
New Kensington CDC
Nicetown Boys and Girls Club
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
Philadelpha Free Library
Philadelphia Food Bank
Philadelphia Green
Philadelphia More Beautiful
Point Breeze Family Center
Rivera Rec Center
SEPTA
SHARE
Special Olympics
Spiral Q
St. John’s Hospice
Sun Circle Gardens
The Arts Sanctuary
The Ethical Society
The Lighthouse
Thurgood Marshall School
United Communities
Vare Beacon Middle School
Wildland Refuge Center
Willard Elementary
Wissahickon Restoration Volunteers
Youth Golf & Academics Program
Youth Golf & Academics Program
RHODE ISLAND
FLAGSHIP SERVICE
CVS/Highlander Charter School
Goff Community School
The Metropolitan Regional Career and
Technical Center
Newport Community School at
Thompson Middle School
Olneyville Community School
Slater Junior High School
Social Street Elementary School
Sullivan Family Center
West End Community School
Woonsocket Middle School
SIGNATURE SERVICE
AIDS Project Rhode Island
AIDS Quilt Rhode Island
All Saints Parish
ARC of Northern Rhode Island
Audubon Society of Rhode Island
Baldwin Elementary School
Blackstone Park
Big Nazo
Boys and Girls Club of Newport
Boys and Girls Club of Pawtucket
Children’s Friend’s Services
Children’s Museum (RI)
Crossroads Rhode Island
DICE
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community
Center
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary
School
Elmhurst Care
Federal Hill House
Gateway Healthcare
Groundworks Providence
Hallworth House
Human Services Mall at Thompson
Middle School
LISC
Lucy’s Hearth Homeless Shelter for
Women & Children
Make-a-Wish Foundation
Mathewson Street Church
Newport Community Police
Newport County Chamber of
Commerce
Newport Dinner Train
Ocean State Environmental Education
Collaborative
Pawtucket Citizens Development
Corporation
Pawtucket Congregational Church
Pawtucket Neighborhood Alliance
Pawtucket Public Works
Pawtucket Weed and Seed
Project One
Providence Preservation Society
Providence Rescue Mission
Rhode Island Coalition for the
Homeless
Rhode Island Resource Recovery
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Save the Bay
Sexual Assault and Trauma Resource
Center
Sojourner House
Volunteer Center of Rhode Island
Wanskuck Boys & Girls Club
Wanskuck Library
Woodlawn Community Center
Woodlawn Community Development
Corporation
Woonsocket Housing Authority
Woonsocket Neighborhood
Development Corporation
Youth Pride, Inc.
YWCA
SAN ANTONIO
FLAGSHIP SERVICE
Cameron Academy
Carroll Academy
Gates Academy
Miller Academy
M.L. King Academy
SIGNATURE SERVICE
Alamo Community College District
Alamo Heights High School
Alpha Kappa Alpha
AT&T
Bank of America
Big Brothers/Big Sisters
Boys and Girls Club
Boy Scout Troop 475
Broadway Bank
Burbank High School
Camp S.A.M.M.
Christian Senior Services
City of San Antonio Neighborhood
Action Team
City of San Antonio’s Martin Luther
King, Jr. Commission
City of San Antonio Police Department
(DARE Officers)
Davis Scott YMCA
Dwyer Community Center
Frost Bank
Habit for Humanity
Harford Community College
H.E.B. Grocery
IDEA Academy
Inner City with Style
KABOOM!
Keep San Antonio Beautiful
LBJ Center
Laredos Unidos
The Light Foundation
March of Dimes
Meals on Wheels
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
(MADD)
National Parks Service – Missions
National Historical Park
Neighborhood Action Department
New Orleans Saints
Normandy Terrace Assisted Living
Our Lady of the Lake University
Presa Real Development Corporation
Rape Crisis Center
Robert B. Greene Elementary
Ronald McDonald House (Lewis St)
Saint Mary’s Hall
San Antonio Spurs Entertainment
Division
St. Mary’s University
St. Paul Area Community Development
Corporation
St. Paul Lutheran Church
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church
San Antonio AIDS Foundation
San Antonio Chapter of the American
Red Cross
San Antonio Children’s Shelter
San Antonio Cultural Arts Center
San Antonio Downtown Rotary Club
San Antonio Food Bank
San Antonio Metropolitan Ministries
San Antonio Missions National
Historical Parks
San Antonio Parks and Recreation
Department
San Antonio Parks and Recreation
Natural Areas Division
Spring Creek Neighborhood Association
Texas Medical Rangers
Trinity University
United Way of San Antonio
Urban 15 – Carnival de San Anto
UTSA
USO
Valero Energy Corporation
Vista Care Hospice
Witte Museum
YMCA Camp Flaming Arrow
FLAGSHIP SERVICE
Arbuckle Elementary School
CORAL/Lowell Elementary School
Empire Gardens Elementary School
Escuela Popular Accelerated Family
Learning Center
K. R. Smith Elementary School
Learning in an Urban Community with
High Achievement (L.U.C.H.A.)
San Antonio Elementary School
INITIATIVE SERVICE
City Heroes
Educational Theatre Program
Young Heroes
SIGNATURE SERVICE
Alma Community Center
Anne Darling Elementary School
Bill Wilson Center
Boys and Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley
City of San José Anti-Litter and AntiGraffiti Program
City of San José Dept. of Parks,
Recreation, and Neighborhood
Services
CommUniverCity
Emma Prusch Farm Park
Guadalupe River Parks and Gardens
Mayfair Community Gardens
Mexican American Community Services
Agency (MACSA)
National Conference for Community
and Justice
Notre Dame High School
Olinder Neighborhood Center
Outward Bound West
Public Allies Silicon Valley
Resource Area for Teachers (RAFT)
The Restorative Justice Program
Sacred Heart Community Service
San José After School
San José Conservation Corps
San José State University
Second Harvest Food Bank
Strong Neighborhoods Initiative
Support Network for Battered Women
Teach For America
Third Street Community Center
YMCA
SEATTLE/king county
FLAGSHIP SERVICE
Central Area Youth Association
Chinook Middle School
Concord Elementary School
Digital Bridge
Highline School District
Highline YMCA
Interagency Academy @ Columbia City
Annex
Meany Middle School
Pacific Middle School
Seattle School District
Team Read
Treehouse for Kids
YMCA’s Independent Living Program
YouthBuild
YouthSource Renton
05-06
SIGNATURE SERVICE
American Red Cross
Bank of America
Beacon Hill Elementary School
Central Area Senior Center
Chief Sealth High School
Children’s Hospital
Colman Park
Comcast
Crista Camps-Island Lake
Danny Woo Community Garden
De Wolfe House
Denny Middle School
Dunlap Elementary School
Dunshee House
Duwamish Group (Salmon Habitat
Steering Committee for the Green/
Duwamish & Central Puget Sound
Watershed)
EarthCorps
East Cherry YMCA
Fremont Public Association’s Lettuce
Link
Friends of Hitt’s Hill
Girl Scouts
Habitat for Humanity
Hammond House
Hawthorne Elementary School
Jefferson Park Alliance
Jewish Family Services
Joan Leonard House
Jubilee Women’s Center
Judkin’s P-Patch
Lambert House
Langston Hughes Cultural Arts Center
Lee House
Leschi Elementary School
Marra Farms
Mercy Corps
MLK Elementary School
Nature Consortium
Neighborhood House
Northwest Harvest Food bank
Orion Center-Youth Care
Pathfinder K-8
Pratt Park
Providence Regina House
Rainier Vista Community Coalition
Refugee Women’s Alliance
Santa’s Workshop
Seattle Housing Authority
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Seattle Parks & Recreation
Seattle Public Utilities’ Adopt a Street
Program
Seattle School District
Seattle’s Men Chorus
Service for Peace
Seward Park
South Park Community Center
Treehouse for Kids
United Way of King County
Urban Archivers
Van Asselt Elementary School
West Duwamish Greenbelt
SOUTH AFRICA
Service Partner Schools
05-06
Berea Primary School
Florida Avenue Primary School
Freedom Park Primary School
Goudpark Primary School
Impala Crescent Primary School
John Mitchell Primary School
Lawley Primary School
Lekang Primary School
Meredale Primary School
Moetepele Primary School
Norwood Primary School
Roseneath Primary School
Tshebedisanong Primary School
Turffontein Primary School
Yeoville Community School
Other Service Partners
Conquest for Life
Cotlands Baby Sanctuary
Greenhouse Project
Hope Worldwide
Johannesburg Art Gallery
Johannesburg Central Prison
Johannesburg City Parks
Johannesburg Fire Department
Johannesburg General Hospital
Lenasia Clinic
Metropolitan Evangelical Services
Noah
Our Parent’s Home
READ Foundation
SOUL Foundation
Soweto Home-based Care
Soweto Kliptown Youth
Transvaal Memorial Institute
Tumelo Home for Disabled Children
Usizo Thuso
Youth AIDS
Washington, DC
FLAGSHIP SERVICE
Adams Elementary School
All Our Children, Inc.
Anacostia High School
Anne E. Beers Elementary School
Arts & Technology Academy
Asian American LEAD
Ballou High School
Beacon House
Bell Multicultural High School
Bowen Elementary School
Burroughs Elementary School
Cardozo High School
Community Academy Public Charter
School
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Coolidge High School
CW Harris Elementary School
Duke Ellington Performing Arts High
School
Dunbar High School
Eastern High School
Emery Elementary School
Fletcher-Johnson Education Center
Food & Friends
For Love of Children
Francis Junior High School
Garnet-Patterson Elementary School
Garrison Elementary School
Greater Washington Fields of Dreams
Hart Middle School
J. O. Wilson Elementary School
Kenilworth Elementary School
Ludlow-Taylor Elementary School
Malcolm X Elementary School
Martha’s Table
Maya Angelou Public Charter High
School
MC Terrell Elementary School
McGogney Elementary School
McKinley Technical High School
Meridian Public Charter School
Merritt EC
Metro Teen AIDS
Moten Elementary School
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
P. R. Harris Educational Center
Patterson Elementary School
Perry School
RH Terrell Junior High School
Savoy Elementary School
School Without Walls
Shadd Elementary School
Shaw Eco-Village
Shepherd Elementary School
Smothers Elementary School
St. Francis de Sales
Stuart-Hobson Middle School
Themba, Inc
Thurgood Marshall Extended
Elementary School
Thurgood Marshall Extended
Elementary School
Thurgood Marshall Public Charter High
School
Turner Elementary School
Turning the Page
United Planning Organization (Head
Start)
Washington Math, Science and
Technology High School
William E. Doar Jr. Public Charter
School
Wilson High School
Woodson High School
Young Ladies of Tomorrow
SIGNATURE SERVICE
Alpha Phi Omega
American Red Cross
Arlington Food Assistance Center
Boys & Girls Club
Bread For the City
Capital Area Food Bank
Casey Trees
Chain Reaction
City at Peace
DC Central Kitchen
Downtown Locker Room
Girls & Boys Town
Heads Up
John E. Howard Elementary School
(Baltimore)
Kids on the Hill
Marie Reed Community Learning
Center
Max Robinson Center
McKendree Pantry
Montgomery College School of Art &
Design
Office of Prevention and Youth Services
Walker-Jones Elementary School
YWCA
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