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Police Athletic League
PAL MOMENTS
THAT MATTER
2015 Annual Report
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
CHAIRMAN
Robert M. Morgenthau
VICE CHAIRMAN
Robert J. McGuire
PRESIDENT
John B. Osborn
HONORARY PRESIDENT
William J. Bratton
VICE PRESIDENT
David J. Arena
VICE PRESIDENT
Richard A. Bernstein
VICE PRESIDENT
Daniel Rose
SECRETARY
Charles A. Stillman
Keith T. Banks
Barbara Taylor Bradford
Christopher L. Canty
John A. Catsimatidis
Tony Danza
Maurice R. Greenberg
Stephen E. Kaufman, Esq.
Eric Kessler
Rikki Klieman
I. Dolly Lenz
Patrick J. Lynch
Danielle Maged
Mitchell B. Modell
Bruce E. Mosler
Pamela J. Newman
Ivan Obolensky
Ronald O. Perelman
Howard J. Rubenstein
Mitchell E. Rudin
Bart M. Schwartz, Esq.
Eric P. Sheinberg
Mark Simone
Philip Suarez
Donald J. Trump
John Zeiler
_______________________
Frederick J. Watts
Executive Director
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Throughout the 2015 Police Athletic League Annual Report,
we are sharing what PAL means to our children and families,
friends and supporters, staff and volunteers. We are sharing
PAL moments that matter.
Our PAL members, ranging from children to teenagers, and
young adults tell us why they participate in our programs.
Parents explain the role PAL plays in their children’s lives.
Alumni reflect on the significance of PAL and the impact
PAL made on their future. Volunteers tell us why they give
their time, talent and creativity to our children. Board
members share their dedication to PAL. We are moving
forward together, moment by moment, beyond a century of
caring and commitment to New York City’s children.
We asked a simple question:
WHAT IS YOUR PAL MOMENT?
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WHAT IS YOUR PAL MOMENT?
Hon. Robert M. Morgenthau
PAL Chairman
Late in 1962, when I was the Bronx
Borough Chairman of the New York
City Youth Board, I received information that two youth centers were
going to be closed because of the
change in the population being
served. I called a meeting of all the
other youth-serving agencies to find
out if any of them would assume
responsibility for the soon to be
closed centers. Only the representative
of the Police Athletic League stepped
forward, saying, “We will try to take
responsibility for these centers.”
Unfortunately, PAL was closing its
1962 budget with a significant deficit,
and was seemingly unable to
assume new responsibilities. I told the
representatives of PAL that I greatly
appreciated their offer, but before
expanding their services, they needed
to get their financial house in order.
Their response: “Why don’t you
become President of PAL?” At the
time, I was the United States Attorney
for the Southern District of New York,
and was prosecuting and sending to
prison a number of young people
living in the Bronx, and throughout
New York City. I thought about the
offer to oversee PAL, and reasoned
that it would cut down my caseload
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and help the community, if I could
help young people stay away from the
long arm of the law. In January 1963,
I was elected President of PAL, and I
have served in that capacity, and later
as Chairman, until the present.
I have never regretted that moment of
assuming leadership of PAL. We have
expanded youth services provided by
PAL throughout New York City, and
with tremendous community support,
we have raised the PAL budget to
invest nearly $28 million annually in
our city’s youth.
John B. Osborn
PAL President
Some years back, my advertising firm
developed a pro-bono public service
campaign for PAL. We filmed the
piece at PAL’s New South Bronx
Center using actor Jimmy Smits, and
some PAL kids. It was special to
work with Smits, a well-educated,
highly successful actor, knowing he
was once a PAL kid from the Bronx.
This PAL center is a vibrant, well
maintained educational and recreational facility located in one of
the most economically challenged
neighborhoods in the City. The center
is a thriving safe haven for hundreds
of kids from the Bronx, just as another
Bronx PAL center was for Jimmy Smits
in his youth. When we arrived with the
camera crew, the PAL kids came out
onto the front steps of the center,
swarming the adults and liberally
dispensing hugs and smiles. The kids
were engaged, excited, and happy.
For me, it was proof positive of
the tremendous impact we were
having on these kids. Despite their
difficult neighborhood and economic
challenges, these kids were wonderfully energetic, and thriving. And what
these kids all had in common with
each other, and with Jimmy Smits:
They were PAL kids.
Frederick J. Watts
PAL Executive Director
My PAL moment is actually two
moments, each one happening before
I became the Executive Director. The
moments are eerily similar, and each
spoke to the profound importance the
Police Athletic League has in the lives
of New York City children.
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In two separate events, held years
apart, I was in the audience for
programs hosted by the Manhattan
District Attorney’s Office, and its
longtime leader, Robert M. Morgenthau.
In each instance, a speaker – one a
popular television journalist, the other
a long-time office employee -- began
his remarks by stating unflinchingly,
“Robert Morgenthau saved my life.”
Each speaker focused on his childhood
participation with the Police Athletic
League. They described the PAL center
in their respective City neighborhoods
as an oasis for playing, growing, and
learning. The speakers were resolute in
their belief that their participation in
PAL set their lives on a course of education and achievement. To Mr. Morgenthau, PAL’s long-time Chairman and
stalwart, they were eternally grateful.
These moments were powerful
evidence of how PAL can impact
children, and be the springboard for
productive, successful lives. In these
moments, I saw the power of what PAL
has provided to children and their families for over a century. We are deeply
committed to continue PAL’s great
work, and soar to new heights for today’s
PAL kids. They deserve nothing less.
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT
Having completed my first full year as PAL’s Executive Director, I’m thrilled to report that we had a terrific
year serving the children of New York. Thanks to the outstanding leadership of PAL’s Board of Directors and
the talented and committed staff, we built on the past successes, and offered outstanding educational and
recreational opportunities for children in need throughout the City.
PAL’s foundation is strong, and our future is bright. The confidence our government funders have shown in
us has resulted in a great partnership, allowing us to maintain 35 PAL locations throughout the city, along
with 41 Summer Playstreets, resulting in reaching more children in meaningful ways. The support we have
from private businesses and individuals allows us to enhance our programs, and make them activities of
choice for children, and their parents and families. Our sound financial position is the result of careful use
of the resources with which we have been entrusted, and allows us to serve youth with more creativity and
effectiveness.
In 2015, we offered richer programming to more children. Our childcare and pre-kindergarten programs
remain robust, with enhanced literacy education for our kids, and nutritional education and engagement
for parents and families. Our after-school programs have expanded significantly, allowing us to offer
important educational services to 5,139 elementary and middle school children throughout the City.
We have put considerable effort into our teen programs with great results. With exciting partnerships forged
with the private sector and other non-profits, we provided job training, internships, and educational
opportunities for teens. We have expanded our internship placements to our highest levels ever – 1,714
placements of youth in valuable summer jobs. We have expanded our college readiness programming and
forged exciting partnerships with local universities to help prepare our children for college. Indeed, we
traveled throughout the Northeast and took 200 high school seniors on inspiring college visits. Our juvenile
justice programming has also borne fruit, as previously court involved youth have blossomed into productive
high school, and college students.
We have also put considerable effort into our sports and recreational programs and have developed robust
athletic programming throughout the City ranging from, among other sports, flag football, rugby, and
basketball. We have held exciting city-wide events allowing children to compete and develop relationships
with mentors and other students throughout the City.
We are particularly proud of our continuing emphasis on fostering positive relationships between the
community and the New York City Police Department. Our century-long partnership with the NYPD has
produced opportunities for children to interact with police officers in positive, and productive ways. Our
workshops with NYPD, as well their involvement in our Cops and Kids Sports programs, offer tremendous
avenues to develop relationships and understanding that promote better, safer communities.
PAL’s outstanding service to children cannot happen without the generosity of our volunteers, and individual
and corporate supporters. I am fortunate that I am allowed to see PAL’s accomplishments in the faces of
happy successful youth we have touched. And each moment I see a child learning, growing and having fun,
we create a new PAL moment – for us all.
Frederick J. Watts
Executive Director
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“
“
One of my great PAL moments was going to the Duncan
Center at the ribbon cutting ceremony… After the ribbon
was cut, the doors behind us opened and we were in a
room with the PAL orchestra playing classical music. It
was so beautiful it made me weep – the sight and sound of
the remarkable aptitude of these children to complex,
melodic, swelling classical composition was breathtaking.
Truly miraculous!
Rikki Klieman, Board Member
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PAL PROGRAMS
AND SERVICES
PAL serves over 35,000 boys and girls in all five boroughs through youth centers, education
and employment programs, cultural arts activities, summer Playstreets and day camps, and
juvenile justice initiatives.
PAL programs and services can create a moment in time that turns a child’s life around.
Through the PAL experience, boys and girls open up horizons for self-expression through
the arts; pursue academic achievement through tutoring and educational enrichment;
receive inspiration from staff and police officers; and engage in fitness and personal growth
through recreation and team sports.
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
PAL provides vital early childhood education to New York
City families by integrating Head Start Programs, Daycare
and Universal Pre-Kindergarten (UPK) programs. Early
Childhood Education is designed to address each child’s
individual strengths and needs, giving children a strong
cognitive foundation prior to entering kindergarten. PAL’s six
Early Childhood Education Centers throughout Brooklyn
and Queens currently serve 550 children ages 2 through 5,
providing them and their families with educational
assistance, social services, and physical and emotional
health support. PAL provides inclusion opportunities for
children with disabilities. Qualified early education
professionals ensure that children are given the best learning
experiences coupled with fun developmental opportunities
through dance and music. Participants have shown
increased school readiness, increased family literacy and
improved social skills.
“My early introduction to music at PAL Head Start helped to shape my career as a
musician. As a PAL child, Mr. V. was my first teacher, and he introduced me to music.
We reunited on my daughter’s first day at PAL. Knowing that Mr. V. would also be
my daughter’s first teacher gave me an overwhelming sense of joy.”
- Mr. Andrew Smith, Parent, Arnold and Marie Schwartz Early Learn Center
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PAL PROGRAMS
AND SERVICES
AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS FOR ELEMENTARY AND
MIDDLE SCHOOL CHILDREN
PAL provides youth in grades K through 8 with a
high-quality after-school experience of academic
enrichment (PAL Smarts), arts learning (PAL Arts) and
physical education (PAL Fit). PAL’s after-school programs
keep thousands of children safe and productive during
high-risk after-school hours. In 2015, over 5,000 children
in all five boroughs received homework tutoring,
and Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math
(STEM) programming, along with varied educational
enrichment. Children also built confidence in selfexpression through an introduction to illustration,
instrumental music, dance, performance poetry, and
theater arts. In addition, children engage in the
recommended levels of physical activity while learning
about healthy lifestyles and nutrition. PAL’s after-school
participants have shown increased self-esteem,
improved engagement in school and increased
physical activity.
“My greatest moment in PAL was when I
submitted my poem for Poetry Jam. I love poetry,
and it felt so good that my poem made it. It’s an
awesome feeling I can’t really explain, when you
accomplish something you love. I love coming to
PAL and being able to do what I love.”
- Anastacia, age 11
“I had more than one great moment in PAL. When
I first started in PAL, I took photography. I learned
so much, and had so much fun. It was awesome.”
- Edison, age 12
“My favorite moment was the first day of creative writing. I get to do what I want to the story
and let my imagination fly free. I can even add twists in the most unexpected parts.”
- Akithma, age 10
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PAL PROGRAMS
AND SERVICES
TEEN PROGRAMS
PAL offers teens engaging, structured programming, which provides a safe haven to allow youth
to positively interact with their peers and adult role
models. Activities include academic enrichment,
sports and recreational activities, life-skills and
job-readiness training, along with leadership
training and community service projects. Through
the Summer Youth Employment Program, PAL
provides paid summer employment, as well as
workshops on career exploration and financial
literacy. In 2015, PAL placed 1,714 youth in summer
jobs. PAL’s In School Training and Employment
Program (In-STEP) is a college preparation and
workforce development program that prepares
high school students to excel academically.
In-STEP participants had a 91% high school
graduation rate in 2015 (compared to a
Department of Education-wide graduation rate of
64% for a similar group). A remarkable 97% of those
students are attending college. PAL’s Juvenile
Justice Programs reduce the risk of recidivism
among court involved youth by offering an array of
educational and therapeutic services.
“With the support, encouragement, and acceptance from PAL, I am a college-bound young
adult. PAL has changed my life.”
-Deyana, age 19
“It’s no stretch to say that PAL saved my life.”
- Meshach, age 18
“I love it! I’m passionate about it actually!
Some of these guys are like my brothers! ”
- Will, age 17
“I feel protected!”
- Kabine, age 14
“PAL changed my life. Before I was in PAL, I felt like I was
alone in my struggle for success. Now I’m not alone, and
I know that with PAL’s support I can reach my goals.”
- Sean, age 16
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PAL PROGRAMS
AND SERVICES
“I’ve been with Playstreets for
about five years but the summer
of 2015 will go down as one of
my best experiences. I had the
privilege of meeting 35 beautiful
little souls who are now
permanently in my memory.
Being able to help ... make
a difference in someone else’s life,
will always be the greatest feeling
in the world.”
– Courtney Rumble, PAL Site Director,
Glenwood Playstreet in Brooklyn
SUMMER PROGRAMS
Summer Day Camps
PAL provides children ages 5 to 13 living in communities facing high rates of
poverty and crime, with summer day camps free of charge. Over the course
of seven weeks, children engage in a schedule of academic enrichment, arts
learning, and fun physical fitness activities including team-based athletic
tournaments, and sports fundamentals instruction. Frequent field trips and
special events add excitement to summer days, and introduce campers to
youth from other communities and cultural resources in and around the City.
Over 3,000 children in all five boroughs participate in PAL summer camps.
Playstreets
Playstreets is a signature program, where PAL closes dozens of public areas
in New York City neighborhoods suffering from high rates of crime and
poverty, and creates supervised and fun-filled places for children, ages 6 to16,
to play in safety. PAL served 5,459 children in 2015, who visited Playstreets to
enjoy an array of games, arts and crafts, and other fun supervised activities.
In addition, Playstreet children learn about their local community, including
members of their own NYPD precinct and their community elected officials.
Playstreets are created on public streets throughout the five boroughs, as
well as in public spaces in parks, New York City Housing Authority
property, and homeless shelters. The 100 year-old Playstreet concept turns
neighborhood resources into a safe, nurturing environment for summer fun.
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PAL PROGRAMS
AND SERVICES
POLICE AND COMMUNITY
PAL has developed an array of programs and activities that
help bridge divides between the police and the communities
they serve. PAL’s unique, century-old relationship with the
NYPD allows police officers to work closely with PAL youth
throughout the City, serving as role models, mentors, and
positive influences.
In the Cops and Kids Sports Program, officers develop
meaningful relationships with PAL children by playing
basketball, flag football, baseball, and soccer. Over 400
police officers volunteer as players and coaches throughout the
year and participate with youth in friendly sports competitions
that allow all participants to develop positive and lasting
relationships. PAL’s Junior Police Club connects students
with the NYPD through local precinct visits, crime prevention
workshops, and community service projects. PAL’s annual
Police Commissioner for a Day essay contest gives winners
the unique opportunity to spend the entire day at Police
Headquarters with Commissioner William Bratton,
PAL’s Honorary President, and other top police officials.
PAL teens participate in powerful workshops entitled,
Operation Conversation, Cops and Kids, which facilitate
communication and understanding among police officers and
community youth.
“Utilizing sports as a tool in having a partnership
with PAL and NYPD has encouraged our youth that
they are indeed important and that NYPD cares for
the youth and wants them to succeed.”
- Police Officer Victor Matos, Bronx
“Playing Cops and Kids basketball was
a good opportunity to learn a lot of things
with the cops like respect and how to play like
a team. It was fun playing with them.”
- Anderson, age 19
In addition, police officers from local precincts are a constant
presence in PAL centers. Officers play games with children,
and participate in after-school and teen programming, and
citywide events and contests.
“Playing Cops and Kids basketball benefited me
because I got a chance to see a friendlier and fun side
of cops that not a lot of people get the chance to see.”
- Daniel, age 17
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PAL PROGRAMS
AND SERVICES
SPORTS AND RECREATION
PAL continues its tradition of providing a
first rate organized sports and recreation
experience for the youth who otherwise would
not be able to afford private sports leagues
or play on a school team. In 2015, PAL organized
and facilitated leagues,tournaments, and special
events for over 13,000 youth. PAL’s sports and
recreation programs keep young people
engaged in positive youth development activities
and reinforce the concepts of discipline, leadership, teamwork, and sportsmanship.
Sports and recreation programming, which
includes baseball, softball, basketball,
volleyball, soccer, and flag football, are often
assisted by volunteer NYPD members, and
community volunteers. A special component
of sports programming is designed to bring
police and the community together. Exciting
partnerships, along with foundation support,
have allowed PAL to introduce children to
new sports such as rugby, and floor hockey,
which have been received enthusiastically by
participants.
"I like playing sports at PAL, because I get to
play sports I never played before and learn
new things."
- Dave, age 9
"I have lost weight and feel better because
of sports at PAL."
--Justin, age 9
“I have grown stronger playing sports and exercising at PAL.”
- Noelia, age 8
“Who would have thought I’d get to play hockey goalie. I had so much fun!
I will remember this experience for as long as I live.”
- Kaitlyn, age 13
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2015 FINANCIALS
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■
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Revenue
80%
18%
1%
1%
0%
Government Contracts - $21,967
Contributions - $4,804
Rental Income and Fees - $417
In-Kind Gifts - $284
Investments and Legacy Income - ($46)
Total Support - $27,426
■ 47%
■ 27%
■ 12%
■ 5%
Expenses
Center Operations - $12,925
Child Care - $7,355
Teen Programs - $3,169
Sports and Recreation - $1,259
91% Total Program Services - $24,708
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4% Development and Public Awareness - $1,215
5% Management and General - $1,359
Total Expense - $27,282
Net Surplus $144
Assets
Liabilities and Net Assets
Cash and Cash Equivalents
$861
Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses
Investments and Legacy Income
5,218
Advances from Government Agencies
Contributions and Accounts Receivable
Due from Government Agencies
Prepaid Expenses and Other Assets
Property, Plant and Equipment
Total Assets
458
Other Payables
Total Liabilities
3,853
$2,170
2,540
99
$4,809
307
6,338
Unrestricted Net Assets
$17,035
Temporarily Restricted Net Assets
843
Permanently Restricted Net Assets
285
Total Net Assets
$12,226
Total Net Assets and Liabilities
$17,035
* Amounts in 000's
The Police Athletic League, Inc.'s financial statements are audited on an annual basis by Marks Paneth LLP.
The financial highlights for the year ended December 31, 2015 are derived from information contained in the audited
financial statements. The complete audit is available upon request from the Director of Finance at 341/2 E. 12th St, NY NY 10003
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2015 FUNDRAISING EVENTS
Legal Profession Luncheon
March 26, 2015
Sandra Leung, Vice President and General
Counsel of Bristol Myers Squibb Company and
Vincent F. Pitta, Founder and Managing Partner
of Pitta & Giblin LLP were presented with The
Robert M. Morgenthau Award, at PAL’s 17th
Annual Legal Profession Luncheon. Held at
The Pierre Hotel, event Chairs were Michael J.
Palladino and Peter Ward. The Legal Profession
Luncheon raised $900,000.
Rikki Klieman and William J. Bratton
Peter Ward and Vincent F. Pitta
Robert M. Morgenthau and Sandra Leung
Franklin A. Thomas and Stephen E. Kaufman
Bart M. Schwartz and Robert J. McGuire
Real Estate & Construction
Luncheon
October 26, 2015
Marty Burger, Chief Executive Officer,
Silverstein Properties, Inc. and Ronald T.
Lo Russo, President, New York Tri-State
Region Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. were
honored at PAL’s 10th Annual Real Estate
& Construction Luncheon at The Plaza.
David J. Arena, Mitchell E. Rudin, and
Matthew Van Buren were Co-Chairs. The
Real Estate & Construction Luncheon
raised $585,000.
Ray Quartararo and James K. Donaghy
Ronald T. Lo Russo, Matthew Van Buren
and David J. Arena
John B. Osborn, Mary Kay Messenger and Peter G. Riguardi
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Tony Danza, Marty Burger, Alison Burger
and Larry Silverstein
Mitchell E. Rudin and Terence Mullin
Superstar Dinner
November 11, 2015
Maurice R. Greenberg, Chairman and CEO, C.V.
Starr & Co., Inc. was honored at PAL’s 43rd Annual
Superstar Dinner at The Plaza. David Boies
Chaired, along with Co-Chairs, Frank A. Bennack,
Jr., John A. Catsimatidis, J.C. Flowers & Co., John
B. Osborn, and Judy and Fred Wilpon. Emceed by
Betty Liu, The Superstar Dinner raised $1.2 million.
Cindy Adams, Sheila Nevins and Jeanine Pirro
Taline Mikitarian, Christian Miklos,
Maurice R. Greenberg and Shake Nahapetian
Phyllis Taylor
and Elizabeth D. Moore
Amelia Bernstein and Sheila L. Birnbaum
Carmen Anderson
and Marla Maples
John B. Osborn
and Margo Catsimatidis
Women of the Year Luncheon | December 2, 2015
John A. Catsimatidis, John B. Osborn,
Robert M. Morgenthau and Charles B. Rangel
PAL’s 27th Annual Women of the Year Luncheon at The Pierre Hotel honored: Sheila L.
Birnbaum, Co-Head, Global Products Liability and Mass Torts, Quinn Emanuel Urquhart
& Sullivan, LLP; Kirsten Gillibrand, United States Senator for New York; Elizabeth D. Moore,
Senior Vice President and General Counsel, Consolidated Edison Company of New York,
Inc., and Sheila Nevins, President, HBO Documentary Films. Julie Myers Wood chaired
the event with Amelia Bernstein as Honorary Chair. The Women of the Year Luncheon
raised $365,000.
Business Luncheons
Donna A. Soloway, Richard L. Soloway
and Andrea J. Catsimatidis
Robert M. Morgenthau and Chris Cuomo
AllianceBernstein L.P., Barclays, John A. Catsimatidis
and Mutual of America hosted 11 Business
Luncheons where professionals gathered to hear
influential leaders examine the country’s most
significant issues. Speakers included Preet Bharara,
Commissioner William J. Bratton, Chris Cuomo,
John J. Flanagan, Steve Forbes, Peter King, Robert
D. Manfred, Jr., General David H. Petraeus, Jeanine
Pirro, Diego Rodriguez, and Cyrus R. Vance, Jr. The
Luncheons raised $320,000.
John A. Catsimatidis, Bradley L. Gerstman
and Steve Forbes
Paul J. Lountzis, Benjamin Brafman, Preet Bharara
and Edward Moldaver
Daniel Rose, John S. Zeiler and Lucy Gubernick
Annual Holiday Party
December 12, 2015
Betty Liu and Margo Catsimatidis
PAL’s Annual Holiday Party brought laughter
and cheer to over 600 boys and girls, ages
six to 10, with a day of carnival games, arts
and crafts, and gifts from Santa and Mrs.
Claus. Held on December 12th at the PAL
Harlem Center, highlights included performances by Rosie’s Theater Kids and The
Pixie Judy Troupe, along with special guest
Cheese Chisholm from the Harlem Globetrotters. The Holiday Party, chaired by John
and Margo Catsimatidis, raised $50,000.
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PAL Youngsters and Mr. & Mrs. Claus
2015 CONTRIBUTORS
$100,000 - $499,999
The Starr Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
Bank of America
Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP
Boston Properties
Margo and John A. Catsimatidis
J.C. Flowers & Co.
The Hearst Corporation
MetLife Foundation
New York Yankees Foundation
The AR & JR Peacock Trusts
Eric P. Sheinberg Foundation
StubHub Foundation, Corporately
Advised Fund of the Silicon
Valley Community Foundation
The Paul Singer Foundation
The Staten Island Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
American International Group, Inc.
Carmen and Joel R. Anderson
Aon Foundation
Anonymous
Aquiline Capital Partners LLC
David J. Arena
Amelia and Richard A. Bernstein
Bloomberg L.P.
The Bodman Foundation
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company
Charles C. Cahn, Jr.
Cantor Fitzgerald Relief Fund
The Chubb Corporation
Con Edison
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc.
Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
Stanley F. Druckenmiller
Fisher Brothers Foundation Inc.
Fulbright & Jaworski LLP
Guidepost Solutions LLC
Raphell Sims Lakowitz Memorial
Foundation
Kenneth G. Langone
Ira Lipman
Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc.
New York Community Trust
New York Hotel & Motel Trades Council
AFL-CIO
John B. Osborn/ The John Barbour
Osborn Fund
The Perelman Family Foundation Inc.
Peter G. Peterson and
Joan Ganz Cooney
Pfizer, Inc.
John A. Reisenbach Foundation
Rubenstein
May and Samuel Rudin Family
Foundation, Inc.
Bart M. Schwartz, Esq.
Marjorie and George E. Shea, III
Mark Simone
Skadden, Arps, Slate,
Meagher & Flom LLP
Sprint
Stone Ridge Asset Management
Solon E. Summerfield Foundation
Tishman Speyer
United Way of New York City
Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz
Fred D. Wilpon
$10,000 - $24,999
ACE American Insurance Company
The Acorn Foundation
for the Arts & Sciences, Inc.
Adelhardt Construction Corporation
Allen & Company, LLC
ARMAO LLP
Arnold & Porter LLP
BBDO New York
Bloomingdale's
Bradford Enterprises
Christopher L. Canty
CBRE, Inc.
John and Melissa Ceriale Foundation
The Coca Cola Company
Cohen & Gresser LLP
Leon & Toby Cooperman Foundation
Tony Danza
Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP
Benjamin P. Deniham
Disney Worldwide Services, Inc.
Douglas Elliman AAF
Edison Hotel
Martin Elias
EmblemHealth
Farm Kitchen Foundation For Kids
Fidelity National Title Insurance
Company
Firetronics, Inc.
Fitzpatrick Hotel Group
The Florence Forgotson Charitable
Foundation
Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver
& Jacobson LLP
General Atlantic Foundation
Genting New York LLC
The Gilder Foundation
Gotham Government Relations and
Communications LLC
Granny B & P Foundation
Hacels, LLC
The Keith Haring Foundation
Highgate Hotels
William Talbott Hillman Foundation
Josephine Lawrence Hopkins
Foundation
Hotel Maintenance Carpenters, Valet
& Allied Trades Union Local I
Hotel, Restaurant, Club Employees
& Bartenders Union
Identity Theft 911
Intercontinental Hotels Group
Investors Bank
Jones Lang LaSalle Americas
JPMorgan Chase & Company
Marina P. & Stephen E.
Kaufman Foundation
Kirkland & Ellis Foundation
Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP
Le Parker Meridien New York
Legacy Heritage Fund Limited
Yoko Ono Lennon
The Bertha and Isaac Liberman
Foundation Inc.
Local 14-14B International Union of
Operating Engineers
MacDonald - Peterson Foundation
National Association of PALs, Inc.
National Basketball Players Association
New York Plumbing Heating Cooling
Corporation
Newmark & Company Real Estate, Inc.
News Corporation
Northfield Bank Foundation
OPI Construction
Office & Professional Employees
Int'l.Union/ Local 153
The Offield Family Foundation
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton
& Garrison LLP
Paulson Family Foundation
PBHP, Inc.
Pitta & Giblin LLP
Pitta Bishop Del Giorno & Giblin LLC
Plaza Construction Corp.
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart
& Sullivan, LLP
Raymond James Financial
Renaissance New York Times
Square Hotel
The Rinaldi Group, LLC
Roosevelt Hotel
Sahara Plaza LLC
Santander Bank
Sheraton New York Hotel & Towers
The Shubert Organization, Inc.
Silverstein Family Trust
Silverstein Properties, Inc.
The Sidney, Milton & Leoma Simon
Foundation
Sound Refrigeration &
Air Conditioning, Inc.
Charles A. Stillman
Marion E. Kenworthy-Sarah H. Swift
Foundation, Inc.
Ted Moudis Associates
The Cozen O'Connor Foundation
Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch Family
Foundation
Transport Workers Union of America,
Local 100
Trump International Hotel New York &
Trump Soho
UNITE HERE
United Building Maintenance
Corporation
Unity Electric Co., Inc.
West 57th Hotel, L. P.
WilmerHale
Julie M. Wood
John S. Zeiler
Zone Culinaire
$5,000 - $9,999
Joseph & Sophia Abeles Foundation, Inc.
ABM Industries
Accor
American Express Company
American Gift Fund
Louis J. Appignani Foundation Inc.
Apple Core Hotels
Milton & Sally Avery Arts Foundation
Keith T. Banks
Jill & Tom Barad Family Fund
Bay Aggregates Corporation
BDO USA, LLP
Sheila L. Birnbaum, Esq.
Elmer & Mamdouha Bobst Foundation
Bracewell LLP
Brookfield Property Partners
Brothers & Company, Inc.
Chelsea Lighting, Inc.
Chronicle Support Network
Citigroup, Inc.
Irwin B. Cohen
Commercial Site Services
Community Health Action
Conrad New York
Martin Cottingham
Dechert LLP
Detectives' Endowment Association, Inc.
Douglas L. DiPasquale
Donaldson Interiors, Inc.
Robert J. Donnelly
Margaret M. Doonan
Simon Elias
Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield
Empire Office, Inc.
Entergy Charitable Foundation
ESG, Inc.
Excel Sports Management LLC
Federal Law Enforcement
Foundation, Inc.
Bill Feinstein
Firequench, Inc.
Foot Locker Foundation, Inc.
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer US LLP
Lily Palmer Fry Memorial Trust
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.
Genova, Burns & Vernoia
Gensler
Grand Hyatt New York
20
Greenberg Traurig LLP
Hogan Lovells
Hotel Association of New York City, Inc.
Hotel Pennsylvania
Carl C. Icahn Foundation
Paul J. Isaac
IUOE Local 138, 138A, 138B & 138C
IUOE Local 30
IUOE Local Union 94
Kane Kessler P.C.
Kelman,Winston and Vallone, P.C.
Eugene M. Lang Foundation
Lankler Siffert & Wohl LLP
Lanza Foundation
Lend Lease (US) Construction LMB Inc.
Sandra Leung, Esq.
Phillip & Janice Levin Foundation
Lewis Baach PLLC
London OpCo LLC
Mack-Cali Realty Corporation
Danielle Maged
JW Marriott Essex House New York
Mayer Brown LLP
Metropolitan Commercial Bank
Millennium Broadway
Sandra E. Mintz
Edward Moldaver
The Flora F. Morrell Charitable Trust
Morvillo Abramowitz Grand Iason
& Anello PC
Mulligan Security Corp.
New Water Street Corporation
New York Football Giants, Inc.
New York Hilton Midtown
The New York Mets Foundation, Inc.
Henry E. Niles Foundation
Nordstrom, Inc.
NWPH Inc.
Omni Hotels & Resorts
Robert Ordan
Park Jensen Bennett LLP
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association of
the City of New York
Performance Mechanical Corporation
The Pierre Hotel
Plumbers Local Union No.1
The Related Companies, L.P.
The Rice Family Foundation
Ropes & Gray LLP
Daniel and Joanna S. Rose Fund, Inc.
Robert Rotatori
Howard J. Rubenstein Family
Foundation. Inc.
Sav-On Sewer & Drain Inc.
Dame Donna A. Soloway
Sony Corporation of America
St. Francis Food Pantries and Shelters
Structure Tone
Philip Suarez
The Edward Sykes Trust
TASC ExpandEDSchools
TD Bank
TD Charitable Foundation
Three L. Brothers Corporation
Barbara and Donald Tober Foundation
James F. Volpe Electrical Contracting
Corporation
Vornado Realty Trust
Frederick J. Watts and Celia A. Colbert
Youth Foundation, Inc.
$1,000 - $4,999
Barbara Abeles
Lawrence E. Abelman, Esq.
Kenneth Abramowitz
Admore Air Conditioning
Louis G. Adolfsen, Esq.
Clifford B. Agness
Ahold Financial Services (Stop & Shop)
Arthur L. Aidala, Esq.
Roger Ailes
Laurence G. Allen
Allstate Processing Corp.
American Foundation
American Institutes For Research
American Legal Services
Americon Construction Inc.
Anderson Kill
Angelo, Gordon & Company, LP
Robert Arango
Architectural Flooring Resources, Inc.
Ariel Property Advisors
Arnhold Foundation, Inc.
Daniel Aronson
The Sandra Atlas Bass and Edythe
& Sol G. Atlas Fund, Inc.
Atlas-Acon Electric Service Corp.
Farhad Azima
Robert Bach
D J. Baker, Esq.
The Hilaria and Alec Baldwin
Foundation
Bank Leumi USA
Michael Barasch
Beach House Communications
Belleclaire Hotel
Belson Family Fund
Robert and Ellen Belson
Frances & Benjamin Benenson
Foundation Inc.
Albert J. Berger
Bergman Law LLC
Daniel Berman
Bohler Engineering
Ben Boissevain
Charles R. Borrok
Benjamin Brafman, Esq.
Rita S. Brause
Bridgewood Fieldwater Foundation
Brite Hardware
William N. Britton
Brown & Brown of Garden City, Inc.
Bruce Supply Corp.
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC
Budd Leasing Ltd.
Dr. Karen E. Burke
The Irving T. Bush Foundation, Inc.
Lawrence Byrne, Esq.
Cables & Chips, Inc.
John J. Cafaro
Thomas Caniano
Captains Endowment Association
Carullo Construction Corp.
Arcadio Casillas
Rafael Castellanos, Esq.
Chandler Hotel
Charina Foundation, Inc.
Diana T. Childress
Clermont Foundation
Andrew B. Cohen
Commonwealth Land Title
Insurance Company
Ellen C. Conlon
Nancy Conneally
Contractors' Association of Greater
New York
Corbett Cawley Inaugural Committee
Hon. Marina Corodemus
Ellen F. Covas
Cowen Group, Inc.
Edward F. Cox, Esq.
Cumella Professional Services, Inc.
Cyruli, Shanks, Hart & Zizmor LLP
Richard J. and Nancy R. Davis
Daytop Village Foundation, Inc.
DBSI, Inc.
De Feis, O'Connell & Rose, P.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre De Saint Phalle
Dealy Silberstein & Braverman, LLP
Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP
Joseph R. DeMatteo, Esq.
Shelley Diaz
Diehl & Sons Inc.
Frank P. DiPrima
Francis Donnelly
Douglas Elliman Real Estate
David E. Dukes
Duval Stachenfeld LLP
East End Capital
Steven M. Edwards, Esq.
Enterprise Association Steamfitters Local Union 638
Ess & Vee Acoustical Contractors, Inc.
Extell Development Company
Maralin L. Falik
Farrell Fritz, P.C.
Federal Enforcement Homeland Security
Foundation
Michael Feldberg and Ruth Lazarus
Charitable Fund
Myrna Felder, Esq.
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
George Filopoulos
Arnold Fisher
John and Marianne Fouhey
David Fox, Esq.
The Fox Family Foundation
FTI Consulting, Inc.
Joy D. Fugazy
Alan S. Futerfas, Esq.
Sharon L. and William C. Gallagher
Gallagher's Famous LLC
General Vision Services
Genesco
Gil Meyerowitz, Inc.
The Honorable and Mrs. Rudolph W.
Giuliani
Rosalind and Eugene J. Glaser
Jay M. Goffman, Esq.
Gold Coast Bank
Goldman Sachs
John D. Gordan, III
The Edward S. Gordon Foundation
The Gould-Shenfeld Family
Foundation
The F. Cecil Grace Foundation, Inc.
M. "Boo" Grace
Joseph J. Grano, Jr.
The Grantsmanship Center
Great Performances
Greater Jamaica Development
Corporation
Ronald Greenberg
David Gruenstein, Esq.
Robert G. and Ellen S. Gutenstein
Family Foundation, Inc.
Hallingby Family Foundation
Ben and Hilary Harris
Robert W. Harvey
Linda C. Hayman, Esq.
HBO
Healthplex, Inc.
Ellen R. Herman
Highland Associates
Caroline P. Hirsch
Richard H. Hochman
Dr. Margaret Hostetter
Hudson Leasco LLC
Richard W. Hulbert
IAMAW, AFL-CIO
Mark R. Imowitz
Ingram Yuzek Gainen Carroll &
Bertolotti, LLP
Iroquois Hotel
IUOE Local 15
Alan L. & Barbara S. Jacobs
Philanthropic Fund
Michael and Mary Jaharis
James E. Fitzgerald, Inc.
Jeffry Borror Charitable Gift Fund
Kauff McGuire & Margolis LLP
Mariana and George S. Kaufman
Adam S. Kaufmann, Esq.
Peter R. Kemmerer
Eric Kessler
Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. Kissinger
The Kitano
Rikki Klieman
Kobre & Kim LLP
KPMG LLP
Steven A. Kroll, Sr.KSK
Automotive Inc.
George LaBalme, Jr.
Joel P. Laitman, Esq.
Linda and Benjamin V. Lambert
Connie and Andrew M. Lawler, Esq.
LeFrak Property Management
George Lence
Lenzner Family Foundation
The Levin Foundation
Susan L. Levine
Armand and Jean Lindenbaum
W. Gary and Melinda Littlepage
Christopher Lometti, Esq.
Paul J. Lountzis/ Lountzis Asset
Management, LLC
M.D. Sass Investors Services, Inc.
David A. MacDonald
Maimonides Medical Center
The Malkin Fund
The Mandarin Oriental
John and Susanne Manley
John and Judith Manocherian
Mardi Gras Festival Productions
Market Service, Inc.
Marks Paneth LLP
The Marsicano Foundation
Merrie S. Martinson
Theodore V. Mayer, Esq.
Mazur Family Foundation
McCann Protective Services
Robert J. McGuire
Metzger-Price Fund, Inc.
MG Security Services, LLC
Arthur D. Middlemiss, Esq.
Michael and Kerry Miller
William S. Miller
Stephen E. Milman
Milrose Consultants, Inc.
Howard P. Milstein
Sally Minard
Iliana F. Mindlin
Mintz & Gold, LLP
Modell's Sporting Goods
Monarch Electric
The Honorable Robert M. Morgenthau
The Morton Foundation Inc.
Carleen M. Murdock
Mutual of America Foundation
Napco Security Technologies, Inc.
Nardello & Co.
James L. Nederlander, Jr.
New York Athletic Club Athletes
Fund, Inc.
New York City Police Foundation, Inc.
New York Light Source Corp.
Marsh Newmark
Medical Center Neighborhood Fund
Northrop Grumman
NYS Court Officers Association
O'Connor Davies, LLP
Outsource Consultants, Inc.
Pabco Construction Corporation
The Palin Family Foundation, Inc.
Palm Management Corporation
Par Plumbing Company, Inc.
Paramount Hotel
R. D. Peebles
Arnold and Mimi Penner
Kenneth A. Plevan, Esq.
Premier Event Management Inc.
Proskauer Rose LLP
Pump & Motor Shop, Inc.
Quality Building Services Corp.
Salvatore Randazzo
The Randolph Foundation
David Rappa
Errol D. Rappaport
RBSM, LLP
Research Foundation of the City
University of New York
21
Jack Resnick & Sons, Inc.
Yosef J. Riemer, Esq.
Sheila G. Riesel, Esq.
Anthony T. Rinaldi
RiverSpring Health Featuring the
Hebrew Home at Riverdale
Kenneth Rosenberg/ Kenneth
Rosenberg Foundation
Melanie M. Rothenberg
Roxann Management Corporation
Royal Abstract Corporation
Mitchell E. Rudin
Brian D. Rusk
Rydan Security & Investigations
Nicholas J. Sakellariadis
Salem Media of New York
The Jack & Anita Saltz Foundation
Robert T. Samuels
Brian P. Sanvidge
Lawrence Sarf
Andy and Kiki Schaffer Charitable
Gift Fund
Joseph W. Schmidt
Richard L. Schneider
Samuel W. Seymour, Esq.
John A. Sharkey
Ann L. and Herbert J. Siegel
Philanthropic Fund
Signature Bank
David S. Slackman
Beryl L. Snyder
So Lonely Productions Inc.
Social Service Employees Union
Local 371 AFSCME AFL/CIO
Solco Plumbing Supply Inc.
Joseph A. Sollano
Richard L. Soloway
Someday Sports, Inc.
Ourania B. Soumas
Jeffrey Squire, Esq.
Tara Stacom
Staples Foundation
Daniel J. Staub
Peter Stefanou
Ernest F. Steiner
Sterling Equities, Inc.
The Allison Maher Stern
Foundation
Charles A. Stillman, Esq.
Strang Hayes Holding Corp.
Suarez Restaurant Group LLC
Stuart F. Sucherman
Charles W. Sullivan
Sunrise Chevrolet
T & T Supply Co. Inc.
Taconic Investment Partners, LLC
Talkin, Muccigrosso, & Roberts LLP
The Tang Fund
Theodosiou & Rosenbaum
Thomas Scotto Consultants, LLC
Time Warner Cable
Tremont Electric Supply
Turner Construction Company
Unico Spring Corporation
John Van Lindt, Esq.
Mary A. Vetri
Paul Vizcarrondo, Jr.
The Honorable Mary Kay Vyskocil
Walter W. Farley & Eileen Maione
Farley Fund
Washington Jefferson Hotel
Gail P. Wasserman
Lois L. Weinroth
The Wendy's Company
Lucille Werlinich
Elizabeth G. Weymouth
Edward W. Wheeler
Whittier & Associates, Inc
Daniel E. Wolf, Esq.
Adam Wolkoff
Elise A. Yablonski, Esq.
Zenith Properties
2015 CONTRIBUTORS (CONTINUED)
$999 - $499
Jill Abrahams
Susan Isaacs & Elkan Abramowitz
Charitable Fund
Michael A. Accurso
Ace Wire & Cable, Co. Inc
Ackman-Ziff Real Estate Group, LLC
Myron and Elaine Adler Private
Foundation
Law Offices of Aidala & Bertuna PC
Aidala, Bertuna, & Kamins P.C.
Air Flow Pump Corp.
Peter Allen
Amalgamated Warbasse Houses Inc.
American Cardiovascular
Management, Inc.
Frank Antelante
Michael F. Armstrong, Esq.
Jan Aronson
Marion V. Ashley
John H. Asiel
Michele Ateyeh
Elliot Baird
Veronica C. Baker
Patricia Bass
Todd Bassen
The Stephen & Sharon Bassock
Charitable Trust
The Victor & Clara C. Battin Foundation
Jeffrey Beck
Howard Becker
The Benenson Capital Partners, LLC
Sharen and James Benenson, Jr
The Benevity Community Impact Fund
Michelle D. Bergman, Esq.
Arun I. & Asmita Bhatia Family
Foundation
Alexander Bing, III
F. Gordon Bitter
Michael Bivona
Lewis Black
Blackman Plumbing Supply
Dianne Brandi
Bridge & Tunnel Officers Benevolent
Association
Viola J. Brown
Kevin Buckley
Central Moving & Storage Co., Inc
Stockard Channing
The Charles Foundation
Choice Distribution Inc.
City Employees Union Local 237
Cly-Del Manufacturing Co.
Drs. Barry S. and Barbara Coller
Demetrios Colocassides
Colonial Hardware Corporation
Columbus Circle Enterprise LLC
Robert Composto
Kathryn B. and P. K. Coughlin
Council of School Supervisors and
Administrators
Country Bank
Stephen M. Cronin
David Cuming
Vincent and Rosemary Daniele
Joan David
De An's Pork Products, Inc.
Michael J. Demetriou
The Honorable David N. Dinkins and
Mrs. Joyce Dinkins
District Council 37 AFSCME, AFL-CIO
Nancy M. Ditoro
Teresa Donahue
Kathleen and Michael J.Dowling
Eiseman Levine Lehrhaupt &
Kakoyiannis, P.C.
Richard Eisenberg
Electric Distributors Inc.
Ellenoff Grossman & Schole LLP
Raymond Elson
Anne K.S. Embry
Environetics Group
Esther Koven Charity Foundation
Henry Euler
Irena Fatovic
Arnold P. Ferolito
The John And Cheryl Finguerra
Charitable Fund
Nancy Fisher
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick, Esq.
Danny Frank
James E. Frankel, Esq.
The Leonard Friedland Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
FSG Consultants
Dr. Gus Galatianos
Gap Foundation
Robert W. Garthwait, Sr.
Robert W. Gelfman
generationOn
Gero Family Charitable Trust
Dr. Margaret C. Golden
Sara J. Gozo
Lorraine Grace
Grand Turismo Auto Tech and Collision
Francis J. Greenburger
Greystone Foundation
Robert and Ellen Grimes
Eileen S. and Anton W. Guitano
Josephine V. Gumaer
Toni Haber
James J. Hagan, Esq.
Theodore Hammer
Reuven Har-Even
Rita and Dave Hattem
Hawkins Delafield & Wood LLP
Hellenic American Bankers
Association, Inc.
Herald Hotel Associates, L.P.
William Hird & Co., Inc.
Rochelle and David A. Hirsch
Foundation, Inc.
Holborn Corporation
Anthony J. Horan
Rita Houlihan
Bradley and Susan Huke
Geoffrey L. Hulme
Jeff Hunter Charitable Trust
Patricia M. Hynes and Roy L. Reardon
Foundation
Iona College
Israel Discount Bank of New York
Samuel Issacharoff
IUOE Local 68
Irwin and Ann Jacobs
Jim Fassel Foundation Inc.
Jobco Realty & Construction, Inc.
Marianne Johnson
JustGive
Dr. Thomas and Simi Kahn
Alden B. Kaplan
Judith S. Kaye, Esq.
King & Spalding
John R. Kinghan
The Kins Group, Ltd.
Barry W. Kissane
Kenneth Koen
Kohls Department Stores, Inc.
Phyllis G. Korff, Esq.
Victor A. Kovner, Esq.
Bonnie Krupinski
Kishore Lall
Nancy Langsan
Jay Lau
Ledy-Gurren Bass & D'Avanzo Siff, L.L.P
Luciana and Erik Lenihan
Les Levine Investigations, Inc.
Lawrence J. Levine
Michael Levine
Lincoln Electric Products Co., Inc.
Frances & John L. Loeb Foundation
John L. Loeb, Jr.
Michael C. Lofton
William Long
Jane Lytle
Walter S. Mack, Esq.
Christian G. Malige
John J. Maurello Jr.
Marion M. Maybank
Jeanne V. and Stephen M. McGrath
Henry P. McKean
MDF Enterprises, Inc.
John C. Mesloh
Irma & Arthur Miller Family Foundation
Henry G. Miller, Esq.
Steven Miller
Edward J. Minskoff
Mirkin & Gordon, P.C.
Maureen Mitchell
Stanley and Eva Mohr
Israel A. Moses
Moses L. Parshelsky Foundation
Bruce E. Mosler
Joseph T. Mullen Company, Inc.
Municipal Credit Union
Sue Ann Murray
Jeffrey L. Nagel, Esq.
Neil S. Napolitan
New York Building Congress
Nicholas & Lence Communications LLC
Nixon Peabody LLP
Richard Nye Foundation
Pace Plumbing Corporation
Clark Jay Page
William Palatucci
Joel I. Papernik, Esq.
Peter A. Pappas
Moses L. Parshelsky Foundation
Partnership for After School
Education (PASE)
Steven Racanelli
Morna Reid-Schwartz Foundation, Inc.
John T. Renck
John R. Repetti
Ira M. Resnick Foundation, Inc.
John J. Rieck, Jr.
Richard V. Rikert
Angel Rojas
Benjamin Rosenberg
Susan L. Ross
Eric M. Roth, Esq.
Philip J. Roth
Cynthia and Richard D. Rudder
Elliot G. Sagor, Esq.
SCAF Family Fund
Henry and Marianne Schleicher
The Segal Company, Inc.
Sercarz & Riopelle LLP
Aida Slabotzky
Societe Culinaire Philanthropique
Stephen Soleymani, Esq.
Ronald C. Spurga
Stantec
The Honorable Herbert J. Stern
Seymour G. Sternberg
Mary and Christ Stratakis
Strong Foundation of New York
John K. Sweeney
Lawrence Swiger
Claudia Taft
Robert E. Taylor
Norman Teitler
Sheila Tendy, Esq.
Elizabeth H. Theofan
Tres Construction, LLC
Truist, Inc.
Myron Turfitt
John B. Vermylen
Federico E. Virella, Jr.
Peter A. Vlachos
Von Rohr Equipment Corp.
Dennis M. Walsh, Esq.
Jonathan Washburn
Andrew Weinrich
Ann B. Weisbrod
Wesco Distribution
Harry Wittlin
Woodlawn Run for a Cause
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Catherine L. and Thomas A. Wornom
Dixon P. Yee
Wai Man Yeung
Youth Financial Literacy Foundation
Ada Zambetti
2015 GIFTS IN KIND
AIG
Bank of America, NA
Barclays
Amelia and Richard A. Bernstein
Bernstein Private Wealth Management
Bloomberg L.P.
Bouley
Cap Beauty
Carolee Designs, Inc.
Churrascaria Plataforma
Da Umberto Ristorante
Dechert LLP
Dixon Place
Equinox
GAP
Garden of Dreams Foundation
Kenneth Cole
Kohl’s Cares
Make Up Forever
Michael Jordan's Steak House
Mutual of America Life Insurance
Company
Natsumi
New York Law Department
New York Sports Clubs
Nike
NikeTown
Nobu
Oheka Castle
Rolex Central Park Horse Show
Presented by The Chronicles of
the Horse
StubHub Foundation, Corporately
Advised Fund of the Silicon Valley
Community Foundation
Tickets for Kids Charities
Villa Berulia
World Vision
ROBERT M. MORGENTHAU
SOCIETY
Roslyn Abrams
Ethel Adler
Christine B. Becker
Rochelle Busch
Rosina Capobianco
Eric Kessler
Jami Landi
Bertino Marro
Marion Maybank
Robert J. McGuire, Esq
Michael W. Mitchell, Esq.
Robert M. Morgenthau
John B. Osborn
Rosa Pergola
Daniel Rose
James Sargis
Marie D. Schwartz
Laurie Sexton
Lloyd and Roslyn Siegel
Barbara H. Stark
Lucille Werlinich
John Zeiler
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