2003 Annual Report

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2003 Annual Report

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diversity
idealism
unity
leadership
community
O U R M I S S I O N S TAT E M E N T :
An Action Tank for national service, City Year seeks
to demonstrate, improve and promote the concept of
national service as a means of building a stronger
democracy. City Year unites a diverse corps of young
adults, ages 17 to 24, for a demanding year of full-time
community service, leadership development and
civic engagement.
Lead investors in City Year include
The Atlantic Philanthropies, Cisco Systems, Inc.,
Comcast, HP, MFS Investment Management ®,
and The Timberland Company.
City Year is a proud member of AmeriCorps.
To the City Year Community:
With a 1,000-member corps, City Year deepened its impact this year,
increasing the number of youth served via in-school partnerships by 60%, the
number served in after-school programs by more than 35%, and the number
of Camp City Year attendees by 8% over the previous year.
As we began our 14th year, we proudly witnessed more than 1,000 idealistic young leaders pledge to
serve America as City Year corps members – our largest corps yet! Inspired by the call to serve their
country, they came from 47 states and were selected from a pool of nearly 3,000 applicants. Together,
these corps members provided more than 1.2 million hours of service over the course of the year, serving
nearly 100,000 children and engaging more than 56,000 citizens.
We were delighted to welcome Comcast as a National Leadership Sponsor, partnering with us on
leadership development and training initiatives, as well as sponsoring our first-ever national public
service announcement campaign and providing more than $1 million in airtime in-kind.
Hours Served
1,224,767
City Year made great progress toward the goal of launching its 14th program in New York City in
the fall of 2003. A small start-up team led hundreds of volunteers in physical service projects, partnering
with corporate champions in New York City’s poorest neighborhoods.
This year we also marked the completion of Jeff Swartz’ eight dedicated years of service as Chair
Children Served
99,565
of City Year’s National Board of Trustees. Jeff remains on our Board where he continues to have a
profound impact on City Year policy and programs. As we thanked Jeff for his service, we welcomed
incoming Board Chair Eli Segal, an accomplished businessman, public servant and national service
Citizens Engaged
56,188
trailblazer who has served as a deeply committed board member for four years.
In May, we held a truly historic Starry Starry Night in Boston, raising nearly $1.3 million for City
Year. Our special guests - The Honorable William J. Clinton, Senator Edward Kennedy, Massachusetts
Governor Mitt Romney and Boston Mayor Thomas Menino - inspired us that night with their remarks and
Young Heroes
991
(a youth leadership and service corps
launched The Challenge Campaign for City Year, a campaign to match The Atlantic Philanthropies’ $10
of middle school students)
City Heroes
continue to support us with their actions on behalf of national service. This same evening, we officially
million gift (described in more detail on page 14).
1,358
(a youth leadership and service corps
That same month, we welcomed the second class of Clinton Democracy Fellows - 10 young leaders
from South Africa – who encouraged, challenged and impressed us with their ideas and their idealism.
Now they are home in South Africa, already putting into practice what they learned about citizen service
of high school students)
through City Year, and sharing advice to make the Fellowship stronger for future classes.
Camp City Year
4,838
(a safe and educational program
In June we brought our entire corps to Washington, D.C. for cyzygy ’03, our annual convention of
idealism. We engaged leaders of the national service movement and a bipartisan group of more than 60
for children during school vacations)
members of Congress through corps member visits and convention events. We left the Capital knowing
Service Partners
817
that we increased awareness and understanding of what City Year and, by extension, national service
can accomplish.
The importance of City Year’s work as an “action tank” was never clearer, as we learned just after
Corporate Sponsors
565
cyzygy that AmeriCorps funding would be drastically cut and the future of national service in America
was at risk. In the summer of 2003, we leveraged cyzygy, the relationships it helped us establish, and our
14 years of service as we united with more than 90 AmeriCorps organizations in a campaign to restore
funding. We thank so many of you who shared words of encouragement and financial support during
this challenging time.
As we look back on a very strong year of service inspired by the corps, by our service partners,
by our champions, and by the communities and nation we serve, we know that you share our vision of
making national service available to all Americans, and we know that with your help, we can make
that vision a reality. We thank you for your continued support and are pleased to present the 2003
City Year Annual Report.
Sincerely,
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Alan Khazei
Michael Brown
Eli Segal
CEO
President
Chair, National Board of Trustees
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A“City Year” 2002-2003: Service Highlights
SERVE-A-THON ™
YOUNG HEROES
Serve-a-thon™, a signature service event developed by
Through this leadership development program, City Year
City Year nearly 15 years ago, raises funds to support the
corps members recruit and lead teams of middle school
ongoing work of City Year’s corps and demonstrates the
students in 15 Saturdays of community issues education,
impact of transformative service to community members.
hands-on community service, team and skill-building
City Year held Serve-a-thon™ in four communities this year –
activities and personal and group reflection. This year, more
Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland and Columbia, SC –
than 125 City Year corps members developed and led the
engaging thousands of citizens in service projects that
program, serving more than 900 middle school students in
encompassed painting, landscaping and renovation.
12 communities across the country, and participating in
Working side-by-side with corps members, these volunteers
National Youth Service Day. Program participants commit
experienced the profound satisfaction of helping others,
to serve a minimum of 75 hours, making them eligible for
and for many, Serve-a-thon™ will inspire a deeper
the President's Student Service Award. Since 1994, 6,205
civic engagement.
middle school students have participated in the Young
Heroes program.
MLK DAY
The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service is a way
to celebrate Dr. King's life and teachings through
community service that helps solve social problems. Each
“We know things, and because of that,
we have to do something about it.”
- Young Hero Participant ‘03
year, hundreds of thousands of Americans across the country – including City Year staff and corps – remember Dr.
King through service. Celebrating Dr. King’s birthday –
NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE DAY
January 20, 2003 – as “a day ON, not a day off,” City Year
On Saturday, April 12, 2003, millions of young people
corps members helped to organize service projects that
across America participated in the largest service event in
engaged hundreds of volunteers. Projects included working
the country. This year, as in past years, City Year was proud
with seniors, feeding the homeless, painting murals, and
to serve as a National Partner for the event, taking a leader-
restoring parks. The corps also participated in educational
ship role in planning and implementing effective
and cultural fairs about civil rights and Dr. King's dream
service projects that engage youth from the communities we
of the "beloved community."
serve. Beyond the day of service, the event is also an
opportunity to recruit the next generation of volunteers
CAMP CITY YEAR
City Year sites nationwide provide a safe haven and
and educate the public about the role of youth as
community leaders.
structured, positive learning environment for thousands
of elementary school children during winter and spring
“In a town called Maysville – in an unknown corner of Georgia – the magic of the
red jackets spoke its common language of hope, opportunity and community. We share
a unique and special relationship – one that centers on service and the leadership of
the corps week in and week out…We look forward to the most meaningful and
transformative year of service in our history…to challenging the norm, exceeding
expectations and building the ethic of service and the common vision of a more
beloved community in every city, town or rural community we enter. We thank you
for the value and inspiration of City Year.”
– Carolyn Casey, Director of Social Enterprise, Timberland
CARE FORCE™
vacation time through Camp City Year (also known as City
The Care Force team engages the corporate workforce in
Year for Kids). A valuable resource for many working
meaningful community service and training experiences,
parents, Camp City Year is organized and run by corps
unifies employees, improves workforce morale, and builds
members who engage students in educational programs,
goodwill within communities. In 2003, Care Force grew
arts and crafts, and recreational activities – all based on the
substantially, organizing 20 service events in 11 states and
theme of community service.
one foreign country (the Czech Republic). The team
engaged 1,046 corporate employees and 2,650 service
participants, providing 14,877 hours of service.
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serving in communities
across America
Site Highlights 2002-2003
CITY YEAR BOSTON (LAUNCHED IN 1988)
CITY YEAR COLUMBIA (LAUNCHED IN 1993)
One hundred and sixty corps members focused on literacy
With 36 corps members, the site celebrated a successful
in nine Boston neighborhoods, and in Cambridge, in over
City Day (Serve-a-thon) Event, engaging over 700 citizens
30 in-school and after-school programs. The site co-hosted,
of South Carolina in service. As a result, the site was asked
along with the National Headquarters, the organization’s
to plan and implement a "mini City Day" event for South
most successful Starry Starry Night, engaging community
Carolina’s AmeriCorps Opening Day and engaged
members, raising more than $1.3 million, and securing a
120 AmeriCorps members at eight service sites
remarkable roster of guest speakers: President William J.
throughout Columbia.
Clinton, Senator Edward Kennedy, Governor Mitt Romney
and Boston Mayor Thomas Menino.
CITY YEAR COLUMBUS (LAUNCHED IN 1994)
The site’s 62 corps members engaged more than 700
CITY YEAR CHICAGO (LAUNCHED IN 1994)
volunteers in nearly 10,000 hours of service; provided
With a $470,000 grant from The Chicago Community Trust,
one-to-one tutoring to more than 200 elementary students;
the site moved to a single service strategy during the school
collaborated on service projects with 70 local non-profits,
day. The 71 corps members provided intensive, one-on-one
schools and civic groups; and served more than 400
literacy tutoring to over 400 elementary students in Chicago
elementary school-aged children through Camp City Year.
Public Schools. Other highlights of the corps year include
welcoming Senator Richard Durbin for a site visit, and
CITY YEAR DETROIT (LAUNCHED 1999)
hosting a successful Ripples of Hope Gala honoring
With 70 corps members, the site engaged more than
Harrison Steans, Chairman, Financial Investments
800 community volunteers in service. The corps tutored
Corporation, attended by over 400 champions and guests.
over 1,225 children in the classroom establishing new
partnerships in the Arab, Latino and African American
CITY YEAR CLEVELAND (LAUNCHED IN 1996)
communities. City Year Detroit corps members led after-
The site’s 60 corps members worked with over 15,000
school programs for over 525 children in eight schools,
children, educating over 4,000 students with their innovative
served over 100 Young Heroes and ran three Spring Break
Domestic Violence Center Smart Dating curriculum, and
Day Camps – Camp City Year – serving over 250 children.
recruiting and leading 1,715 volunteers in 9,381 hours of
City Year Detroit honored Board Chair Gail Warden at its
service, benefiting 111 organizations and schools. The site
first-ever Ripples of Hope Dinner with 300 attendees,
was recognized by Governor Bob Taft as the best Ohio
and was honored by Detroit's public television station with
Reads program in Cuyahoga County, and welcomed Bob
a 30-minute documentary on City Year Detroit hosted by its
Gilespie, Chairman Emeritus of KeyCorp, as the new Board
former and current mayors, Dennis Archer and Kwame
Chair. City Year Cleveland hosted its first annual Idealism in
Kilpatrick. The site also presented its Best Team Sponsor
Action Luncheon, which honored Bob Deitz of Jewish
award to the Comerica Charitable Foundation.
Community Federation and Bill Summers, CEO of McDonald
Investments, Inc. Participants in City Year Cleveland’s
CITY YEAR LITTLE ROCK began to secure champions
Serve-a-thon in May completed vital service projects and
and funding, and is scheduled to launch in fall 2004.
raised the needed funds to support the site’s ongoing work.
CITY YEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE (LAUNCHED 2000)
With 24 corps members, the site provided over 45,000 hours
of service to the Granite State and maintained 100% of its
corps. Highlights of the year include securing Martin Luther
King Day keynote speaker Governor Craig Benson, the
launch of a 25-person multiple-year giving circle, and an
overnight Spring Camp for 150 middle school students from
across the state.
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Site Highlights 2002-2003
CITY YEAR NEW YORK prepared for the site’s launch in
CITY YEAR GREATER PHILADELPHIA
CITY YEAR SAN ANTONIO (LAUNCHED IN 1995)
CITY YEAR SEATTLE/KING COUNTY
the fall of 2003 with its small start-up team including five
(LAUNCHED IN 1997)
City Year San Antonio assisted its largest sponsor, H-E-B
(LAUNCHED IN 1998)
City Year alumni. With the support of its founding team
The site put 165 corps members into service – the largest
Grocery Company, for the second consecutive year, in its
Celebrating its 5th anniversary year of service, the site put
sponsor, Citigroup/Smith Barney, City Year New York raised
corps in the network – and reached the milestone of one
annual Feast of Sharing Holiday Dinners. City Year San
53 corps members into service. They served more than
more than $2.5 million including a $1 million challenge
million total hours served during the year. Other highlights
Antonio corps members and more than 50 City Heroes and
90,000 hours, worked with over 5,000 children and youth,
grant by an anonymous family foundation. During its
included honoring former Senator and national service
high school members of City Year volunteered at the event,
and engaged more than 1,200 volunteers in over 6,000
start-up year, City Year New York met with over 200
champion Harris Wofford, and coordinating with City Year’s
which is the highlight of H-E-B's year-round effort to
additional hours of service. Highlights of the year included
community leaders; led more than 1,300 New Yorkers in
National Headquarters and local and national sponsor
combat hunger throughout South Texas and Mexico. City
hosting Senator Tom Daschle (D-SD) as keynote at the
community service projects in partnership with Bain & Co,
Comcast to produce public service announcements for City
Year San Antonio corps members tutored more than 700
annual fundraising event, welcoming more than 500 visitors
Citigroup, PepsiCo, The Robin Hood Foundation, and The
Year that were distributed nationwide. Through a
low-performing elementary school students, bringing them
to the site, and having more than 3,200 attendees at City
Timberland Company; and received interest from over 1,000
partnership with the Philadelphia School District and others,
up to grade-appropriate reading level. The site led San
Year service and public events. In addition, the site secured
diverse young leaders who wanted to join the founding
the site served 12,000 students in schools, supported an
Antonio’s MLK Day of Service and the second-largest MLK
a three-year Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation grant; with
corps. With the pro-bono assistance of Bain & Co, City Year
additional 8,000 students and provided after-school
march in the nation. Through the City Heroes program, City
this most recent grant, the Gates partnership will last
developed its service strategy with an emphasis on
programming for more than 1,200 students. Overall CYGP
Year San Antonio engaged more than 1,200 high school
a total of nine years and represent over $1.5 million in
academic achievement, capacity building in New York’s
served full time in 21 schools and 90 schools total, and
students in hundreds of service projects across the city.
contributions. The site also established the Young
schools, and the engagement of New Yorkers in service.
partnered with more than 200 community organizations.
With the support of City Year alumni located in the New
City Year Greater Philadelphia graduated the largest class
CITY YEAR SAN JOSE/SILICON VALLEY
York region, the 14th City Year site launched an alumni
of Young Heroes and City Heroes in its history. Corps
(LAUNCHED IN 1994)
chapter that organized several events including an alumni-
members ran 77 high impact service projects including the
With 84 corps members, the site served as a model for
CITY YEAR WASHINGTON DC (LAUNCHED IN 2000)
driven service day. Highlights of City Year New York’s
annual Serve-a-thon and Martin Luther King Day of Service,
developing a full continuum of service and civic leadership
The site’s 55 corps members delivered over 90,000 hours of
start-up year included a champion’s breakfast with Senator
as well as day camps for children during spring break. City
programs for youth of all ages. Corps members in San Jose
service to the D.C. community and served 7,000 children.
Hillary Rodham Clinton, a celebration at City Hall Park with
Year Greater Philadelphia was honored to be awarded City
run youth corps for different age groups: Starfish corps for
Service initiatives included providing literacy, math, and
Deputy Mayor Walcott, and a Citigroup event with Charles
Year’s Cup of Idealism for site excellence for the third time
elementary students (200), Young Heroes for middle school
other academic tutoring to 950 elementary and middle
Prince, Chairman and CEO, Global Corporate and
in five years.
(115), and City Heroes for high school students (85). In
school students, delivering a cutting edge curriculum to
addition, City Year San Jose/Silicon Valley continues to have
reduce drug abuse and HIV/AIDS to nearly 5,000 students
CITY YEAR RHODE ISLAND (LAUNCHED IN 1993)
strong partnerships with schools, helping to improve
in 12 public schools, working intensely with 68 middle
The site celebrated its 10th anniversary year of service with
academic performance and foster school cultures are more
school students who were suspended from school to get
69 members, completed the Generation Serve after-school
caring, delightful, respectful, and conducive to learning and
them back on the path to success, and developing the next
curriculum after three years of corps-driven development,
development. Schools with City Year teams on average
generation of young leaders in D.C. by engaging 60 middle
hosted 811 elementary school students at Camp City Year –
experience improvements in overall academic performance
school students in our 16-week service-learning program
the most participants in the site's history – and established
at twice the rate of comparable schools without City Year.
called Young Heroes. The site recruited 2,000 local citizens
two after-school programs for middle school students and
One principal even said, "I knew that the corps members
to participate in nine community improvement projects in
three new school-based service partnerships. City Year
would be great role models for my students. What I didn't
which they cleaned, painted and revitalized D.C. schools,
Rhode Island also welcomed nearly 400 guests at the most
expect was how corps members would become role models
parks, homeless shelters, public housing facilities, and
successful Starry Starry Night fundraiser in the site’s history.
for our teachers -- their contagious energy, enthusiasm, and
senior and community centers. City Year Washington DC
Other highlights of the year included hosting John
devotion has helped to re-inspire and rekindle for many of
was proud to partner with City Year’s National
Bridgeland, Director of the USA Freedom Corps, at a
my teachers of why they went into teaching in the first
Headquarters to host cyzygy ’03 in our nation’s capital.
town meeting at The Providence Journal Company, and
place." The site also built on its unique partnership with the
continuing a successful tradition of “celebrity PT,” hosting RI
City of San Jose’s Redevelopment Agency, whose annual
Senator Jack Reed, Congressmen Patrick Kennedy and
commitment will enable ongoing partnerships with local
James Langevin, Governor Donald Carcieri, and Providence
neighborhood groups that make San Jose a better place to
Mayor David Cicilline, among others.
live and work.
Investment Bank.
Professionals’ Council, a group of young leaders who
provide support and mentoring to corps members.
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City Year International 2002-2003
CITY YEAR EXTENDS ITS
INTERNATIONAL WORK AND MISSION
A City Year delegation was honored to accompany former
President Bill Clinton to South Africa in the fall of 2002.
The trip had two very important outcomes for City Year’s
nascent international efforts: one, that former South African
President Nelson Mandela agreed to serve as the Patron in
Chief of City Year’s work in South Africa; the other, that
“The thing that will be unique about
the City Year program in South Africa is
that nobody, even now, has seen young
black and white kids show up every day
for a year in a community and work
together on projects on this scale.”
President Clinton expressed his deep commitment to and
support of City Year’s citizen service initiatives beyond U.S.
– President William J. Clinton
borders, beginning in South Africa. With these two
extraordinary champions in place, and with the full support
of City Year’s National Board of Trustees, City Year began
a strategic and deliberate effort to extend its international
mission, work and objectives in 2003.
Initiatives now underway support City Year’s goal to be a
leading global institution for building democracy through
demonstrating, promoting, and improving the concept of
citizen service around the world. City Year is building
capacity to operate a scalable Clinton Democracy
Fellowship program, and is developing plans to launch
and manage multiple City Year sites around the world.
Building on the success of the Clinton Democracy
Fellowship, which completed its pilot program in the
summer of 2002, the 2003 Fellowship program brought
10 young leaders from South Africa to the United States
to share strategies with leading U.S. citizen service
practitioners, policymakers, academics, social entrepreneurs,
private sector leaders and public officials. The program
includes citizen service immersion at City Year sites,
The Clinton Democracy Fellowship
at City Year engages emerging
citizen service policy meetings, discussions of social
entrepreneurship strategies and a citizen service curriculum
focusing on the history of citizen service, social
leaders from outside the United States
who are between the ages of 21
and 35 and who have a strong interest
in using social entrepreneurship,
and citizen service programs and
policymaking to build a stronger
democracy. The program’s ultimate
goal is to inspire the development
of citizen service programs and
policies around the world.
entrepreneurship and U.S. democracy. The 10-week
multi-city U.S. curriculum was followed by post-residential
elements of the program in South Africa.
Major support for City Year’s international work comes from
the generosity of the following individuals and foundations:
Anita and Josh Bekenstein
Janine Boneparth
Holly Davidson
Denise Dupre and Mark Nunnelly
Jennifer Eplett Reilly and Sean Reilly
Corrine and Tim Ferguson
Just as the Fellows were returning to South Africa, where
Rosabeth Moss Kanter and Barry Stein
they are putting what they learned to work to help their
Anne Lovett and Steve Woodsum
country, City Year began building the foundation for City
Jeryl and Steve Oristaglio
Year South Africa, its first international site. A start-up
KPMG LLP
team will be in Johannesburg by the fall of 2004, and a
The Monitor Group
100-member youth corps will be recruited by
The Omidyar Foundation
February 2005.
Woodcock Foundation
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Sponsorship Announcements 2002-2003
COMCAST BECOMES
MICROSOFT MAKES
NATIONAL LEADERSHIP SPONSOR
MAJOR SOFTWARE DONATION
Building on a successful collaboration locally with City Year
The Microsoft Corporation announced a grant providing
Detroit and City Year Greater Philadelphia, Comcast became
City Year with up to $1.4 million of software. The gift
a National Leadership Sponsor with a $2 million donation in
supports City Year’s plans to update its technology, broaden
cash and in-kind over two years. The support will bolster
its communication reach, implement time- and cost-saving
City Year’s ability to recruit and train young leaders, and
measures, and ensure that all City Year corps members
enhances many of City Year’s leadership development
graduate with basic computer literacy. It also allows City
programs including annual organization-wide training
Year to maximize the in-kind gifts, especially hardware,
programs for corps and staff, the leadership curriculum at
from other technology companies, enabling City Year to
City Year’s annual national convention, and local leadership
complete electronic integration across management
training at various City Year sites nationwide. This is
functions at headquarters and among its national network
Comcast’s largest national community partnership, and
of sites. This is the second major in-kind grant from the
it is an extension of its already strong commitment to
Microsoft Corporation to City Year, Inc. In 1999,
America’s youth.
the corporation donated $500,000 worth of software
as a Technology Leadership Grant, enabling a
In addition, Comcast’s commitment supports activities in
City Year markets within the Comcast footprint including
network-wide platform switch and a host of other
landmark improvements.
Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, New Hampshire,
Philadelphia, San Jose, Seattle and Washington, D.C. A
unique element to the partnership is Comcast’s commitment
to provide more than $1 million in-kind for the production
and distribution of City Year’s first national public service
announcement to bring additional visibility to City Year, its
mission and the impact of its service while extending City
Year’s recruitment message to more young people across
the country. The three 30-second spots have been building
brand awareness for City Year among Comcast’s 42 million
viewers with frequent airings on MTV, CNN, ESPN and
other national networks.
ATLANTIC PHILANTHROPIES &
THE CITY YEAR CHALLENGE
The City Year Challenge, a campaign to build 21st century
capacities for City Year’s future, was publicly announced in
May at reception with special guests The Honorable William
J. Clinton, U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy, Massachusetts
Governor Mitt Romney and Boston Mayor Thomas Menino.
The announcement took place at the John F. Kennedy
Library and Museum in Boston.
The investments made possible by The City Year Challenge
campaign will dramatically increase City Year’s impact,
scale, and sustainability. Equally important, the investments
will leverage the organization’s service initiatives, leadership
development concepts, and public policy initiatives to help
grow and develop the national service field in the United
States and, for the first time, internationally.
At the reception, Alan Ruby, Executive Vice President for
The Atlantic Philanthropies, announced that the foundation
was making a $10 million challenge grant to this campaign
after evaluating City Year’s rigorous two-year strategic
planning process. This grant -- the largest private gift in City
Year’s history -- must be matched two-to-one over four
years, requiring City Year to raise $20 million to receive
the $10 million in full. By the close of this fiscal year,
philanthropic individuals and institutions had committed
more than $7 million toward the challenge.
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National Events 2002-2003
OPENING DAY OCTOBER 1, 2002
CYZYGY ’03: ANSWERING THE CALL TO SERVE
One World. A celebration of City Year’s hope to inspire
The Policy Forum also provided the opportunity for City
For the first time in its history, City Year unified its
In June, City Year united more than 1,000 corps members,
democracy-building all across the globe, One World wove
Year to present its Lifetime of Idealism Award. The award,
opening day ceremonies around the nation. In City Year
alumni, corporate champions, and national and community
together serious commentary about the root causes of the
City Year’s highest honor, is bestowed annually at cyzygy to
communities across the country, from Boston to San
leaders at its ninth annual convention of idealism,
current challenges citizens face around the world, with a
a public servant of national stature who has demonstrated
Antonio to Seattle, more than 1,000 City Year corps
cyzygy '03.
presentation by the 2003 Clinton Democracy Fellows, and
an extraordinary commitment to service. Inspired by his call
multi-cultural performance elements presented by City Year
to all Americans to serve their communities and the nation’s
corps members. Opening remarks were made by Li Lu, one
children, City Year named President George W. Bush the
of the principal student leaders of the 1989 Tiananmen
2003 recipient of this award. Secretary of Labor Elaine Chao
Square demonstration, and now an investment manager,
accepted the award on his behalf.
members took the pledge to serve and began a year of
community service, leadership development, and civic
engagement. In New York City, a small start-up team also
committed to a future of service to the city.
Hosted at The George Washington University in
Washington, D.C., cyzygy '03 marked the close of another
powerful year of service for the nearly 1,000 corps members
in 14 regions around the country. Through inspirational
speakers, interactive forums, and high-impact community
STARRY STARRY NIGHT MAY 28, 2003
With a dedicated event committee and a remarkable
line-up of guest speakers - The Honorable
William Jefferson Clinton, the 42nd President of
the United States; Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney;
and Boston Mayor Thomas Menino - City Year’s 9th annual
service, cyzygy '03 demonstrated the power of active
citizenship and showcased young people as remarkable
author and public speaker, and City Year National Board of
Trustees member. The keynote address was given by James
Joseph, former U.S. ambassador to South Africa and City
Year National Board of Trustees member.
The Advisory Board Foundation, The Case Foundation
Starry Starry Night in Boston raised an unprecedented $1.3
and Cisco Systems, Inc., and impact service site sponsors
during which corps members and staff from all 14 sites
AOL and Fannie Mae Foundation, the initiative brought
visited nearly 60 Congressional offices. With the goal of
together City Year corps and staff, corporate sponsor
employees and community members. ABC World News
Tonight featured footage from the projects which included:
million. Through this gala benefit for City Year’s National
National Leadership and National Convention Sponsors:
headquarters and Boston site, community members joined
Cisco Systems, Inc., Comcast, Hewlett-Packard, MFS
corps members provided first-hand testimony and discussed
in “Celebrating the Power of Idealism.” The event was
Investment Management and The Timberland Company.
the state of National Service policy. In addition to visiting
presented by MFS Investment Management , one of City
representatives from City Year districts, many corps
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Year’s National Leadership Sponsors.
The gala brought together more than 800 local community
and corporate leaders for an evening of inspiration
and celebration.
National In-Kind Sponsor:
members took the opportunity to visit their hometown
Hale and Dorr LLP
representatives – who don’t have a City Year site in their
Host University: George Washington University
Funded in part by: AmeriCorps
home state – to talk about the difference service has made
in their lives and in the communities they serve. The next
day, Senators DeWine, Brown, Clinton and McCain spoke at
a City Year reception in the Russell Senate Office Building,
Corporate Civic Innovation Forum. The Corporate Civic
projects that transformed Washington, D.C.’s Shaw and Park
Congressional Engagement. City Year coordinated a “Hill Day”
engaging members of Congress in City Year’s work, the
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rain to unite on the last day of cyzygy ’03 for service
Morton neighborhoods. Sponsored by CSX Transportation
resources for effecting social change.
Host Site Presenting Sponsors:
Service Day. Nearly 1,500 volunteers ignored the pouring
co-hosted by more than 50 members of Congress.
Innovation Forum, a new event at this year’s convention,
facilitated a discussion of corporate social responsibility and
Policy Forum on National Service. This annual cyzygy event
strategies for enhancing partnerships between the private
focusing on the future of national service was particularly
sector and non-profits. Moderated by Harvard Business
relevant this year, taking place in our nation’s capital with
School professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter, the event brought
news about AmeriCorps funding cuts just days away.
together D.C.-based business leaders and City Year’s many
Moderated by David Gergen, US News and World Report
corporate champions, including Jeff Swartz, President and
Editor-at-Large and professor at the John F. Kennedy School
CEO, Timberland; Stan Litow, Vice President, Corporate
of Government at Harvard University, the event united key
Community Relations and President, IBM International
leaders from diverse sectors and featured Republican
Foundation; Tae Yoo, Vice President of Worldwide
National Committee Chairman Marc Racicot and his
Corporate Philanthropy, Cisco Systems, Inc.; David Cohen,
Democratic counterpart Terry McAuliffe, both of whom
Executive Vice President, Comcast Corporation; Steve Case,
pledged to keep national service on their parties’ political
Chair, AOL Time Warner; and Judith McHale, Discovery
agenda. Participants included Les Lenkowsky, CEO of the
Communications President and COO.
Corporation for National Service; John Bridgeland, Director,
USA Freedom Corps; William Galston, Director, The Center
for Information & Research on Civic Learning &
Engagement; Robert Goodwin, CEO, Points of Light
Foundation; Rosie Mauk, Director, AmeriCorps; Shirley
Sagawa, Sagawa/Jospin; and Robert Sherman, Program
Director for Effective Citizenry, Surdna Foundation.
• Painting 15 community murals
• Landscaping a public housing project
• Renovating five schools, a library and a
community garden
• Creating inspirational places for children to learn
and play, including the complete restoration of two
elementary school fields
• Two literary-themed carnivals
GRADUATION:
At the close of the corps year, just weeks after cyzygy, City
Year sites around the country hold graduation ceremonies.
This mid-June event is a celebration by the community-atlarge of the City Year corps members’ accomplishments
during their challenging year of service. Rather than
marking the end of their service commitment, it marks the
corps members’ transition into a lifetime of civic action as
City Year alumni. Inspirational speakers, corps member
presentations and other programmatic elements that
highlight the power of young people working together to
make a difference, make this an important milestone on
each corps member’s journey of civic engagement.
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Awards 2002-2003
CITY YEAR AWARDS
2003 HP LEADERSHIP AWARDS
MFS INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT ®
Annually since the first cyzygy in 1995, National Leadership
CIVIC IMPACT AWARDS
Sponsor Hewlett-Packard Company and its predecessors
The 2nd annual MFS Investment Management Civic Impact
recognize best practices and innovative programs around
have recognized outstanding City Year alumni who have
Awards, each in the amount of a $10,000 scholarship, were
the City Year network. Award winners for 2003 were:
distinguished themselves through exceptional civic
presented to three outstanding corps members who have
leadership and commitment to service. The 2003 HP
demonstrated significant accomplishments in all areas of the
Leadership Awards continued the tradition of honoring City
City Year curriculum, with a special focus on service and
Best Civic Engagement Initiative: City Year Boston –
Year alumni with a state-of-the-art HP notebook computer
education. Jeff Shames, Chairman of MFS, and Darrell
Mobilization Team
and a commemorative plaque. The inspiring keynote
Green, Chair, President’s Council on Service and Civic
speaker at the ceremony was Bob Love, Director of
Participation, participated in the ceremony. The scholarships
Community Affairs, Chicago Bulls, who challenged corps
were awarded to:
Each year at cyzygy, City Year Awards are presented to
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members to reach for their dreams and to stay
connected to service.
Kalmeet Kaur Sandhu (City Year Washington DC), for her
“education and awareness” approach to social change, for
With this year's ceremonies, the HP Leadership Award has
her dedication to the community she serves and the corps
now been presented to 43 City Year alumni. The four
members she leads, for her commitment to helping
recipients of the 2003 HP Leadership Awards are:
HIV/AIDS infected youth, and for her tireless efforts as a
corps member and service leader of the “Dramatic
Karilyn Crockett, City Year Boston ’93, for co-founding
MYTOWN, a replicable Boston-based, multicultural youth
Empowerment through City Year” Drug Education Team
in City Year Washington DC.
organization that uses neighborhood history as a youth
Best Camp City Year: City Year Columbus
Best Daily Briefing: City Year Seattle/King County
Best Leadership Development Curriculum:
City Year San Jose/Silicon Valley
Best MLK Day: City Year New Hampshire
Best Inclusivity Program: City Year Philadelphia
Best Opening Day: City Year Washington, DC
Best PT: City Year Boston
Best Research & Evaluation: City Year Rhode Island and City
development and community building strategy. The
Carlton L. Johnson II (City Year San Jose/Silicon Valley), for
program empowers young urban adults with leadership
his commitment to community, for his leadership at the
skills and confidence-building tools.
Washington Elementary School, for his strong work ethic,
Best Recruitment Champion Engagement:
energy, and spirit, and for his dedication and love of the
City Year Washington DC
Kelly Dura, City Year Greater Philadelphia '99, for her
Year Seattle/King County
entire corps.
development of a leadership curriculum that provides
Best Site-wide Recruitment Integration: City Year Boston
City Year Greater Philadelphia corps members with key
Sam Rosen (City Year Boston), for his passion for
competencies in the areas of public speaking, peer
social change; for his innovation and determination in
Best Site Recruitment and Selection: City Year San
leadership, project management, critical thinking and
implementing the Mobilization Team, a mentoring program
Jose/Silicon Valley
personal and professional development.
that pairs City Year corps members with high school
students to foster understanding of societal issues; and for
Mark Payne, City Year Chicago ’96, for his work with the
Near-West Side Community Development Corporation,
through which he has successfully organized Chicago
residents, schools and outreach professionals around issues
Best Team Sponsor Program: City Year Philadelphia
his dedication to building democracy through events,
Best Young Heroes: City Year Columbus National City
community initiatives and service.
Young Heroes Team
Outstanding Service Impact:
of housing, employment, neighborhood development,
academic change, and nonprofit capacity building.
High School: City Year San Jose/Silicon Valley City Heroes
Applied Materials Team
J. Carrie Oelberger, City Year Boston '94, for her founding
and managing the Jifunze Project, an international nonprofit
organization that helps rural communities in Tanzania
design their own model interactive education centers that
School Partnerships: City Year Philadelphia Fleet Bank Team
Starfish: City Year San Jose/Silicon Valley (Starfish Corps
Liaison Team)
include a library, technology, and study space.
Other: City Year Washington DC The Case Foundation
D.E.C.Y.D.E. Team and City Year Cleveland (National Make
a Difference Day)
Cup of Idealism, honoring the highest overall achievement
by a City Year site: City Year Philadelphia
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Sponsors 2002-2003
AMERICORPS
COMCAST
ultimately leveraged nearly $2 million more in cash,
THE TIMBERLAND COMPANY
City Year is a proud member of AmeriCorps. AmeriCorps
In 2001, The Comcast Foundation funded the City Year
software, printers, and technical support. These investments
For close to 15 years, The Timberland Company and City
is a federal national service program that engages more
Detroit Leadership Development Training program, through
significantly enhanced City Year's capacity to deliver its
Year have redefined what a company and a nonprofit
than 50,000 Americans each year in intensive service to
which 70 Detroit corps members were prepared to become
community service programs to nonprofit organizations
organization can achieve when aligned in the common
meet critical needs in education, public safety, health,
actively engaged citizens and to meet critical needs within
and schools across the country.
mission of building strong communities. Timberland's
and the environment. AmeriCorps members serve through
their community. Building on this successful collaboration,
more than 2,100 nonprofits, public agencies, and faith-
Comcast committed to become a National Leadership
Awards, presented to outstanding City Year alumni each
ethic of service and the belief in the power of young
based organizations. They tutor and mentor youth, build
Sponsor, City Year’s premier corporate partnership,
year at cyzygy, City Year's Annual Convention of Idealism.
people as catalysts for social change.
affordable housing, teach computer skills, clean
beginning in 2003. This partnership truly reflects Comcast
The HP Leadership Awards recognize City Year alumni who
Timberland's commitment is guided and inspired by
parks and streams, run after-school programs, and help
and City Year’s mutual commitment to service and the belief
show continued dedication to community service, maintain
President and Chief Executive Officer Jeff Swartz. Swartz
communities respond to disasters. Created in 1993,
that we must motivate young people to become
a commitment to excellence, provide encouragement to
believes “that companies have the power and responsibility
AmeriCorps is part of the Corporation for National and
leaders of tomorrow.
others, and exemplify the core values of HP and City Year:
to effect positive and lasting change in the world... the
commitment to City Year is inspired by its passion for the
Community Service, which also oversees Senior Corps and
The Comcast partnership supports many of City Year’s
teamwork, responsibility, diversity, respect for others,
vision for what we can achieve together is limitless.”
Learn and Serve America. Together these programs engage
national leadership development programs including the
leadership, innovation, and personal growth. HP employees
Recognized as a global leader in corporate citizenship,
more than 2 million Americans of all ages and backgrounds
annual organization-wide training Academy for corps and
regularly participate in community-based volunteer pro-
Timberland annually offers employees 40 hours of service
in service each year.
staff, as well as the corps-focused leadership curriculum at
grams, including City Year's annual Serve-a-thon.
to invest in their communities as part of the Path of
NATIONAL LEADERSHIP SPONSORS
CISCO SYSTEMS, INC.
As a National Leadership Sponsor, Cisco Systems and the
Cisco Systems Foundation have had a significant impact on
City Year's multi-year initiative to maximize technology to
help the organization grow to scale, improve operational
effectiveness, and provide City Year staff and corps
members with the technological tools to enable powerful
social entrepreneurship. Cisco has invested over $400,000 in
equipment that forms the backbone of City Year's wide area
network and has provided City Year with invaluable
technical assistance on using Cisco equipment for network
connectivity and long distance voice service through
the Internet.
In 2002, Cisco recommitted for another three years as a
National Leadership Sponsor, with a focus on capacity
building through the development of powerful e-solutions,
leveraging the Internet to streamline, improve and enhance
City Year’s annual national convention, cyzygy.
In various local City Year sites, The Comcast Foundation
is the Leadership Development and Training Partner
ensuring that incoming corps members receive the basic
training and ongoing leadership development they need to
help children across the country develop as successful,
confident, caring and actively engaged citizens.
In Philadelphia, the company’s corporate hometown,
Comcast is a Corporate Team sponsor of a group of corps
members working to address specific literacy and mentoring
needs in a public school through after-school programming
and Service Learning activities.
Comcast also dedicated resources to help bring
additional visibility to City Year, its mission and the impact
of its service, and to extend City Year’s message to more
young people across the country, through the production
and broadcast of a three-spot public service
announcement campaign.
MFS INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT ®
MFS Investment Management®, a global asset management
company, began its partnership with City Year over six
years ago. MFS has been instrumental in integrating a
financial literacy curriculum that provides the basic financial
skills necessary to improve the “quality of life” both
professionally and personally for the entire national corps.
In partnership with City Year staff across the country, the
MFS Investment Management® Money Smart curriculum
engages MFS employees, corps members and other financial
industry professionals in a four part module which includes:
Budgeting and Savings; Applying for Scholarships, Loans,
and Financial Aid; Taxes and Credit; and Investing for
the future.
MFS has forged a strong partnership with City Year
Boston, serving for the last five years as Presenting Sponsor
of the Boston Serve-a-thon, a transformative day of
community service and pledge-based fundraising that
its business operations, engaging employees and providing
HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY
engages thousands of community members each year to
leadership development through City Year-conducted
One of City Year's two founding national sponsors, HP
complete service projects with more than 100 non-profit
service days, and disseminating information about the
began its relationship with City Year in 1993 with a $70,000
organizations. MFS employees also make a significant
partnership so that it can serve as a model for how a
contribution to support a 10-member Boston team. HP also
human investment by serving throughout the year alongside
non-profit organization can utilize and leverage emergent
helped found the San Jose/Silicon Valley site in 1994, and to
their City Year team and local residents at the Mather
information technologies for maximizing social change,
date, the company has invested more than $4 million
Elementary School in Dorchester. MFS is also the Presenting
civic impact, productivity, organizational effectiveness and
nationally in the City Year network and provided the
Sponsor of Starry Starry Night, a festive evening of
mission delivery.
organization with equipment, technical expertise, and
fundraising, inspiration and celebration held annually
employee volunteers in collaborative community service
in Boston.
The Cisco/City Year relationship began in 1993 when
Cisco became a founding sponsor of City Year San
programs. In 1998, the company deepened its partnership
Jose/Silicon Valley. Since then, the Cisco Foundation
with City Year by leading the effort to migrate the entire
Impact Award, a $10,000 scholarship, is presented to three
sponsored teams in San Jose, Boston, Cleveland, San Jose,
organization to an all-PC technology platform. The $500,000
City Year corps members who have demonstrated significant
and Seattle. The Cisco Foundation was also a founding site
Technology Challenge to the high-tech community
accomplishments in all areas of the City Year curriculum,
sponsor of City Year Washington, DC.
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Since 1995, the company has sponsored the Leadership
At cyzygy, the MFS Investment Management® Civic
with a special focus on service and education.
Service™. Challenged by the opportunity to “pull on their
boots and make a difference,” the men and women of
Timberland have completed close to 300,000 hours of
service in over 30 countries around the world. The
company’s signature programs include Earth Day and
Serv-A-Palooza, engaging thousands of citizens and business
partners in a global day of service and civic action, a
six-month Service Sabbatical, the John Lewis Award to
recognize employee’s exemplary civic leadership, and
scores of strategic service events with business and industry
partners to inspire and inform corporate volunteerism. This
robust commitment to service is matched by a broad and
progressive commitment to the environment and fair and
equitable global labor standards.
As City Year’s founding National Leadership Sponsor,
Official Outfitter of the Corps and strategic partner of all
major initiatives, Timberland has invested over $13 million
to advance the impact and innovation of City Year service
and civic leadership. Key elements of the partnership
include: CareForce™ leadership of Timberland’s Community
Builders Tour and Skills USA service tour, an endowed team
of Fellows at City Year Boston, diversity and service training, the development and ’05 launch of a new corps
uniform, a unique partnership with City Year New
Hampshire (housed in Timberland’s global headquarters),
mentorships and career development and ongoing civic
initiatives with City Year New York.
This innovative and dynamic relationship remains
inspired by the idealism of the corps. Despite 15 years of
exciting impact, the City Year / Timberland partnership’s best
days remain before us.
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Board Members
NATIONAL
CHAIR
Eli Segal
Entrepreneur and Founding CEO of
AmeriCorps and
The Welfare-to-Work Partnership
VICE CHAIR
Ilene Jacobs
Executive Vice President,
Human Resources (retired)
Fidelity Investments
BOARD
Kristen Atwood
Founding Staff Member
City Year, Inc.
Joe Banner
President and COO
Philadelphia Eagles
Michael Brown
President
City Year, Inc.
Kathy Bushkin
Vice President
AOL Time Warner
President
AOL Time Warner Foundation
George Gendron
Editor-in-Chief (1982-2002)
Inc. Magazine
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
Susan Hammer
Mayor of San Jose (1990-1998)
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
Billy Shore
Founder and Executive Director
Share Our Strength
Founder and Chairman
Community Wealth Ventures
Secretary Rodney Slater
U.S. Secretary of Transportation
(1997-2001)
Partner
Patton Boggs, LLP
Jeffrey Swartz
Chair, City Year Board of Trustees
(1994 – 2002)
President and CEO
The Timberland Company
Tom Ward, Clerk pro tem - incoming
Senior Partner
Hale and Dorr, LLP
Danette Wineberg,
Clerk pro tem - outgoing
Vice President and Corporate Counsel
Cindy McHugh
Senior Vice-President of Investor
Relations, Corporate Communications
Equity Residential Properties
Dr. Ravinder Sakhuja
President and CEO
UtilityNet
Eric T. McKissack, CFA
Nicholas Stavropoulos
President
KeySpan Energy Delivery,
New England
Brooke Wagner
Senior Director
Citigate Financial Intelligence
Karen Holmes Ward
Director of Public Affairs and
Community Services
Host & Executive Producer of City Line
WCVB-TV
Dr. Bak Fun Wong
Principal
Quincy Upper School
Steve Woodsum
Managing Partner
Summit Partners
CHICAGO
Tae Yoo
Vice President for Philanthropy
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Larry Freed
President
Joseph J. Freed & Associates, Inc.
CHAIR
BOSTON
BOARD MEMBERS
CHAIR
Kenneth Alpart
President
Alpart Trading Co.
John D. Hamilton, Jr.
Chairman
Hale and Dorr, LLP
BOARD MEMBERS
Matthew S. Axelrod
Alumnus 1988
Attorney at Law
Hill & Barlow
Jeff Bellows
Americas Marketing &
Public Relations Manager
Omgeo, A DTCC/Thomson
Financial Company
William Berutti
Senior Vice President of Strategy &
Product Marketing
PTC
Michael J. Alter
President
The Alter Group
Angela Ball
Special Assistant to the Mayor in
Education
City of Chicago
James N. Perry, Jr.
Managing Director
Madison Dearborn Partners, Inc.
Stephen R. Quazzo
Managing Director & CEO
Transwestern Investment Company
Michael Reinsdorf
Managing Director
International Facilities Group, L.L.C
Michael L. Richards
Audit Partner
Ernest & Young LLP
Brenda Russell
Resident Vice President-State Relations
CSX Corporation
Jennifer Steans
Executive Vice President
Financial Investments Corporation
Trish Tullman
Leadership Circle Member
CLEVELAND
CHAIR
Robert W. Gillespie, Jr.
Chairman Emeritus
KeyCorp
Julie Coffman
Vice President
Bain and Company Inc.
John Bodell
RR Donnelley Financial
Lester Coney
Senior Managing Director
Aon Group
Strategic Account Management
Alan Khazei
CEO
City Year, Inc.
Michele Courton Brown
President
FleetBoston Financial Foundation
Richard Federico
Principal
Sterling Capital Partners
Li Lu
Leader of Chinese Student Democracy
Movement and Tiananmen Square
Demonstration
Managing Partner
Himalaya Capital Partners
Phil Giudice
Senior Fellow
The Center for Effective Philanthropy
Drew Horowitz
President and General Manager
Bonneville Chicago Radio Group
Paige E. Kane
Regional Vice President,
State Relations
CSX Transportation
Lyle Logan
Senior Vice-President
The Northern Trust Company
Michael Kineavy
Executive Director
Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Services
Mark Payne
Outreach Coordinator
New Westside Community
Development
BOARD MEMBERS
LaTonya Brown
Alumni 1994
Program Manager
National Conference for Community &
Justice
Lew Karabatsos
Director, U.S. Strategy & Operations
Corporate Philanthropy & Education
Hewlett-Packard Company
John Newman
Executive Vice-President
LaSalle Bank
Dorval Carter, Jr.
Executive Vice-President
Chicago Transit Authority
Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Ernest L. Arbuckle Professor of
Business Administration and Author
Harvard Business School
Gary Orren
Roy E. Larsen Professor of Public
Policy and Management
John F. Kennedy School
of Government Harvard University
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John Reilly
Senior Vice President
Communications
MFS Investment Management®
Arne Duncan
Chief Executive Officer
Chicago Public Schools
Sanjeev Maddila, Phd.
Partner
Deloitte Consulting
Phyllis Martin
Executive Director
Financial Research and Advisory
Committee
Bruce Akers
Mayor, Pepper Pike
Greg Brown
Federation for Community Planning
Paula Christ
TRW, Inc.
Deborah Coleman
Hahn, Loeser & Parks
Jeff Concepcion
Sagemark Consulting
Nancy Cronin
Cronin Consultants
Anthea Daniels
Calfee, Halter & Griswold, LLP
Robert Deitz
Jewish Community Federation
Mike Frothingham
Charitable Recycling Company
Pam George
The Cleveland Foundation
Chuck Hauser
Ernst & Young
David Landever
Weisman, Kennedy & Berris
James Mason
Eaton Corporation
Donald Nugent
Judge
Federal District Court
Lisa Sisk
Corporate Communications
Blue Cross/Blue Shield of SC
Michael Scott
President
Talisman Capital
Diana Jones
Vice President of Community Affairs
Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Michigan
Skip Wendel
South Carolina Hub & Feeder Division
Manager
United Parcel Service
Alphonso Simmons
Vice President
Columbus State Community College
Noreen Keating
Lighthouse of Oakland County
Mark Sturgeon
CFO & Senior VP of Finance
Advanced Drainage Systems
Patrick O. Lindsey
Community Relations Specialist
DaimlerChrysler Corporation
Les Wright
Station Manager
WSMG - Z103
John Marshall
President and CEO
The Kresge Foundation
DETROIT
CHAIR
Heath Meriwether
Publisher
Detroit Free Press
Gail L. Warden
President and CEO
Henry Ford Health System
Reuben Munday
President
Lewis & Munday, PC
VICE CHAIR
Rex Nelson
Program Officer
The Skillman Foundation
Kathleen Obert
Edward Howard & Co.
Gloria Wise
Business Intake & Docketing Coordinator
Nelson, Mullins, Riley & Scarborough, LLP
William Papenbrock
Calfee, Halter & Griswold, LLP, Retired
COLUMBUS
Wornie Reed
Urban Child Research
Cleveland State University
Jan Roller
Davis & Young, Co. LPA
Ellen Ticktin
The Ticktin Group
Nick Zimmers
CSX Transportation
Eliza Wing
cleveland.com
COLUMBIA
CO-CHAIRS
David Dukes
Managing Partner
Nelson, Mullins, Riley & Scarborough,
LLP
Rick Noble
Executive Director
Richland County First Steps
BOARD MEMBERS
Kerry Able
Director, Office of After School Program
Richland County School District One
Henri Etta Baskins
Regional Director, External Affairs
BellSouth
Steve Benjamin
Attorney
Law Offices of Stephen K. Benjamin, P.A.
Barbara Bethea
Director of Marketing and
Community Relations
WACH FOX 57
CHAIR
David Weiss
National City
BOARD MEMBERS
Ron Barnes
President & Chief Executive Officer
COTA
Maurice Blake
Director, Pupil Services
Columbus Public Schools
Lorraine Brock
President, Urban Markets Development
Nationwide Insurance
Beth Bubis
Senior Partner
Social Enterprise Alliance
James Finn
Managing Director
Marsh USA Inc.
Gary Glaser
Retired Chairman
National City
Doug Haynes
Attorney and Counselor of Law
Haynes and Haynes
Holly Hollingsworth
Reporter/Anchor
WCMH/NBC4
Alorian Honeywood
Fraud Investigator
Fifth Third Bank
E.W. Ingram
President
White Castle
Bob Derrick
Wachovia Bank
Yvonne Jones
Director, Classified Personnel
Brett Frantz
Executive Vice President
First Citizens Bank
Richard Kirkendall
Vice President of Quality & Clinical Affairs
Cardinal Health
Sally McKay
President
McKay Consulting
Douglas Morgan
Partner
Calfee, Halter & Griswold, LLP
Rico Montell Snell
Assistant Vice-President Banking
Center Manager
Bank of America
Robert Morgan
Attorney/Associate
Porter, Wright, Morris & Arthur
Don Montgomery
Assistant Vice-President
Colonial Supplemental Insurance
Jeff Rainwater
Facilities & Resource Manager
City of Columbia Parks & Recreation
Terri Randall
Vice President
Washington Mutual Home Loans
N. Charles Anderson
President and CEO
Detroit Urban League, Inc.
BOARD MEMBERS
Ismael Ahmed
Executive Director
Arab Community Center for Economic
and Social Services (ACCESS)
Annmarie M. Patton
Vice President of Customer Service
Comcast
Marcie Brogan
Managing Partner
Brogan & Partners
Paul Piper
Executive Assistant, Office of the CEO
Detroit Public Schools
Joseph Buttigieg
Vice Chairman
Comerica, Incorporated
Samuel H. Thomas, Jr.
President & CEO
Star Development & Financial Corporation
Amanda Caballero
Director
Family Focus/Nuestra Familia
Reverend Edgar Vann
Pastor
Second Ebenezer Baptist Church
C. David Campbell
President
McGregor Fund
Alicia Villarreal
Executive Director
Latino Family Services
Virgil H. Carr
President and CEO
United Way Community Services
Rebecca Salminen Witt
Executive Director
The Greening of Detroit
Robert D. Charles
North Star Advisors, LLC
Tarik Daoud
Chairman
Al Long Ford, Inc.
Cheryl Fallen
Vice President, Regional Contributions
& Comm. Relations
Bank One Michigan
Larry Givens
Executive Director
Empowerment Zone Development Co.
Liz Kanter Groskind
Founder
Volunteer Impact
Tom O’Hara
CFO of Commercial & Retail Banking
Huntington National Bank
Ricardo Guzman
Executive Director
Community Health & Social Services
Center
Bill Petrarca
Chairman
Strathman Associates, Inc.
Elliott Hall
Senior Partner
Dykema Gossett PLLC
Mary Prusak
Executive Assistant
Ohio Telecom Association
David Page
Senior Partner
Honigman, Miller, Schwartz & Cohn
DESIGNATED CORPORATE
REPRESENTATIVES
Marilyn French Hubbard
Corporate Vice President,
Organization & Community Partnership
Laura Trudeau
Program Officer
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Board Members: A “City Year” 2002-2003
NEW HAMPSHIRE
CO-CHAIRS
Maureen Barrows
County Commissioner
Rockingham County Department of
Human Services
Mica Stark
Director of Civic Education
New Hampshire Institute of Politics
Saint Anselm College
BOARD MEMBERS
Patrick Closson
Attorney at Law
McLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton
Curt Crittenden
Chairman, Elfun Downeast Chapter
General Electric
Christine Crockett
Retired, Vice President, HR
Aerofil Technology, Inc.
Valerie Cunningham
African American Resource Center
Jane Palmer
Director of Apparel Product Development
Beckie Pazdon
Guidance Counselor
Dover Middle School
Lillye Ramos Spooner
Greater Manchester AIDS Project
Hector Velez
Program Director
The Salvation Army
Russell Weatherspoon
Dean of Residential Life
Phillips Exeter Academy
Jeff Wolters
Manager, Six Sigma and
Information Systems
Praxair Surface Technologies
GREATER PHILADELPHIA
CO-CHAIRS
Joe Banner
President & Chief Operating Officer
Philadelphia Eagles
Phil Behr
Managing Partner
Navigator Equity Partners
BOARD MEMBERS
Fahtima Ali
City Year Greater Philadelphia
Alumna ‘99
John Beilenson
President
Strategic Communications & Planning
Fred Blume
Managing Partner and
Blank Rome
Laurada Byers
Russell Byers Charter School
Joe Cox
Headmaster
The Haverford School
Linda Fisher
Managing Director, Philanthropic
Advisory Services
The Glenmede Trust Company
Marla Green
Firstrust Bank
Mary Gregg
International Awards Consultant
Mark Harrell
Consultant
Bradley P. Johnson
President & CEO
Hunt Corporation
Frances Jones
Assistant General Manager,
Government Affairs
SEPTA
Sam Katz
Consultant
Karen Keating
Senior Corporate Council
Safeguard Scientifics, Inc.
Eve Biskind Klothen
Director of Pro Bono Program &
Public Interest Activities
Rutgers University School of Law –
Camden
David Lacey
Vice President, Human Resources
Technitrol, Inc.
Marciene Mattleman
Executive Director
ASAP – After School Activities Partnership
Hon. Theodore McKee
U.S. Court of Appeals, 3rd Circuit
Hon. Michael Nutter
Councilmember
City Council of Philadelphia
Don Rice
Partner
Don K. Rice Investment Company
Richard Sperry
President
R.S. Sperry & Associates
Donald Thompson
Elizabeth Vale
Executive Director, Investment
Management
Morgan Stanley
Denean Williams
Investment Solutions Manager
SEI Investments
Dan Wofford
Consultant
RHODE ISLAND
SAN ANTONIO
CHAIR
CHAIR
Cate Roberts
Director of Community Affairs
Textron Inc.
Greg Flores III
Manager of Public Affairs &
Communications
H-E-B
BOARD MEMBERS
Guy Abelson
Co-Owner
Guy Abelson Catering
Mary Ellen Ahern
Director of Community Services
The Providence Journal Company
Alden Anderson
Vice President
CB Richard Ellis
Larry Brown
CPA
Omni Development Corporation
Matt Brown
Secretary of State
State of Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations
Karen Davis
Director
Hasbro Charitable Trust, Inc.
Jim Donahue
CEO
CVS Highlander Charter School
Shannon Dunnigan
Director
Projo.com
Maggie Grove
Executive Director
RI Campus Compact
Kristen Haffenreffer Moran
Executive Director
Rhode Islanders Sponsoring Education
Cristie Hanaway
Owner
G. Frank Hanaway Insurance Agency
Casby Harrison
Partner
Harrison Law Associates
Mary Lima
Vice President
Bank of Newport
Kimberly Nelson
City Year Alumna
Kathy Searle
Director of Corporate Affairs
Fleet Bank
Steve Sorin
Development Director
Trinity Repertory Co.
Caroline Wilcox
Marketing Manager
Collette Vacations
VICE CHAIR
Michael Molak Jr.
Vice President
Wells Fargo Bank
BOARD MEMBERS
Rick Cavender
President and CEO
Saturn of San Antonio
Eric Darmstetter
Chief Operating Officer
Creative Link
Samuel Dawson
Pape-Dawson Engineering Co.
Roland DuBay
Vice President of Institutional
Advancement
Alamo Community College District
Tertia Emerson
Founder
San Antonio Neighborhood Resource
Center
Arline Patterson
Education Consultant
Al Philippus
Director of Corporate Security
Valero Energy Corporation
Antonio Rigual
Provost
Our Lady of Lake University
Tony Rivera
Community Volunteer
James W. Russell
Managing Director of Assets Protection
SBC
Les Sachanowicz
Attorney
Bexar County
Kathy Sosa
President
Garcia LKS Marketing
Eric Swellander
Vice President Commercial Lending
Broadway Bank
Lawrence Wellisch
Senior Manager
Veridian Information
Stephen Whitesell
Superintendent
San Antonio Missions National
Historical Parks
Buckner Fanning
Executive Director
Buckner Fanning Evangelistic Foundation
SAN JOSE/SILICON VALLEY
Robert Finney
Attorney
Loeffler, Jonas & Tuggey
Carl Guardino
President & CEO
Silicon Valley Manufacturing Group
Roy Galvan
Weekend Anchor & Reporter
KMOL TV
Ed Gistaro
Chairman
Docucon
CHAIR
VICE CHAIR
Dyanne Compton
Senior Manager, Community Relations
Adobe Systems
BOARD MEMBERS
Terry Christensen
Professor, Political Science Department
SJSU
Peggy Karam
Karam Law Firm
Bill Erlendson
Assistant Superintendent & Director of
External Affairs and Program
San Jose Unified School District
James Lifshutz
President
Texas Home Improvements, Inc.
Jane Macon
Attorney
Fulbright & Jaworski
Shirley Martinez
Deputy for Equal Opportunity
United States Air Force
David McIlvoy
Dean, School of External Studies
University of Incarnate Word
Sue Merrell
Travel Agent
Seven Seasons Travel
Stella Guerra Nelson
Executive Director
City Year San Antonio
Brian Vowinkel
Vice President
Lydian Wealth Management
Linda Murray
Superintendent
San Jose Unified School District
Catherine Wallach
Research Associate
University of Washington
Joe Pon
Manager, Global Corporate Affairs
Applied Materials
Drew Wolff
First Vice President
Washington Mutual, Inc.
Steve Preminger
Community Services Director
South Bay AFL-CIO Labor Council
COUNCIL OF CHAMPIONS
Rev. Lindi Ramsden
Senior Minister
First Unitarian Church of San Jose
Sarah Roberson
Alumna
Kathleen Slattery
Vice President of Marketing
San Jose Mercury News
Laura Udall
Community Volunteer
STANFORD BOARD FELLOWS
Alexis Hanneken
Jennie Tung
SEATTLE/KING COUNTY
CO-CHAIRS
Jon Johnson
President
Team Leadership Resources
Keith Leslie
Relationship Manager
Bank of America
Stephanie Mills
Program Manager
Cisco Systems, Inc. (leave of absence)
Erin Brennock
Manager, Community Relations &
Government Affairs
Synopsys, Inc.
Lorna M. Ho
Principal, LMH Enterprises
Shawna Holmes
Corporate Community Relations
Program Manager
HP
Martha Kanter
President
De Anza College
Vangie Maynard
Vice President
Comerica Bank-California
Kris Engskov
Director of Public Policy
Starbucks Coffee Company
Carol Gregory
Education Specialist
Highline School District
BOARD MEMBERS
Todd Achilles
Director, Product Development &
Sales Engineering
T-Mobile, USA
Reuven Carlyle
CEO
Washington2, Inc.
Jeffrey Coopersmith
Principal
Coopersmith Health Law Group
Rita Creighton
Aviation Education Program Manager
King County International Airport
Steve Daschle
Executive Director
Southwest Youth & Family Services
Mickey Fearn
Senior Policy Advisor
Office of the Mayor, Seattle
Susan Kim, MD
Dermatologist
Eric Liu
Founder & Director
“How We Teach” Initiative
Shelley Malcolm
Community Volunteer
Bill Sherman
Associate
Davis Wright Tremaine
Tom Van Bronkhorst
Vice President
The Connections Group
23
The Honorable Bobbe Bridge
Supreme Court Justice
Washington State Supreme Court
The Honorable Booth Gardner
Former Washington State Governor
Keith D. Grinstein
Chairman
Coinstar
Joseph Olchefske
Superintendent
Seattle Public Schools
The Honorable Ron Sims
King County Executive
Bob Ratliffe
Vice President
Kennedy Associates
Real Estate Counsel
Patty Stonesifer
Co-Chair and President
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
James A. Washam
President, Southern Puget Sound District
KeyBank
WASHINGTON, DC
CHAIR
Harris Wofford
Co-Chair
America’s Promise
Former CEO
Corporation for National and
Community Service
BOARD MEMBERS
Donald A. Baer
Discovery Communications
Katherine Bradley
Director
Advisory Board Foundation
Kathy Bushkin
Vice President
AOL Time Warner
President
Bob Deutsch
Community Investment Manager
Cisco Systems
Michael Kelly
Executive Director
DC Housing Authority
Rev. Anthony Motley
Pastor
Redemption Ministry
Andrew Plepler
Fannie Mae Foundation
24
Financials 2002-2003
INDEPENDENT AUDITORS’ REPORT
CITY YEAR, INC.
STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION
June 30, 2003 and 2002
The Board of Directors
City Year, Inc.:
We have audited the accompanying statements of financial position of City Year, Inc. (City Year) as of
June 30, 2003 and 2002, and the related statements of activities and cash flows for the years then ended.
These financial statements are the responsibility of City Year’s management. Our responsibility is to
express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits.
We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of
Assets
Cash and equivalents
Government grants receivable
Contributions receivable, net
Other assets
Investments
Equipment and improvements, net
Total assets
$
$
2003
1,129,359
3,192,214
8,138,394
662,323
4,876,881
3,548,305
21,547,476
2002
440,155
4,068,925
9,108,952
310,087
3,927,074
3,223,861
21,079,054
2,564,576
3,054,872
5,619,448
2,692,841
3,163,077
5,855,918
4,602,583
6,809,274
4,516,171
15,928,028
21,547,476
4,407,402
6,321,576
4,494,158
15,223,136
21,079,054
America. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance
about whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining, on
a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. An audit also
includes assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management, as well
as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. We believe that our audits provide a reasonable
basis for our opinion.
In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the
financial position of City Year as of June 30, 2003 and 2002, and the changes in its net assets and its cash
flows for the years then ended in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United
States of America.
Liabilities and Net Assets
Liabilities:
Accounts payable and accrued expenses
Amounts due under credit facility and note payable
Total liabilities
Net assets:
Unrestricted
Temporarily restricted
Permanently restricted
Total net assets
Total liabilities and net assets
$
See accompanying notes to financial statements.
September 30, 2003
CITY YEAR, INC.
OPERATING REVENUE RESOURCES *
2003
2002
5.6%
4.2%
6.1%
6.7%
11.1%
17.0%
32.6%
26.1%
14.3%
15.2%
30.3%
30.8%
Other Government
Individuals
In-kind
Foundations
Corporations
Americorps
25
$
26
CITY YEAR, INC.
STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES
CITY YEAR, INC.
STATEMENTS OF CASH FLOWS
Years ended June 30, 2003 and 2002
Years ended June 30, 2003 and 2002
2003
Changes in unrestricted net assets:
Operations:
Revenues and other support:
Contributions and private grants
Federal grants – Corporation for National Service
Other government grants
Interest and dividend income
Realized and unrealized net gains (losses) on investments
Net assets released from restrictions
Total operating revenues and other support
Expenses:
Program services
Support services:
Organizational support
Fundraising
Total support services
Total expenses
Increase in unrestricted net assets from operations
Nonoperating transactions:
Interest and dividend income
Realized and unrealized net gains (losses) on investments
Net assets reclassified
Increase (decrease) in unrestricted net assets from
nonoperating transactions
Increase (decrease) in unrestricted net assets
$
Changes in temporarily restricted net assets:
Contributions
Net assets released from restrictions
Increase (decrease) in temporarily restricted net assets
19,820,909
11,404,295
2,615,720
10,570
3,420
3,743,823
37,598,737
2002
18,900,202
11,565,812
2,460,164
18,199
(33,600)
4,651,415
37,562,192
28,444,172
28,609,902
6,006,081
3,107,223
9,113,304
37,557,476
41,261
6,039,809
2,830,368
8,870,177
37,480,079
82,113
1,238
152,682
—
—
(356,496)
50,000
153,920
195,181
(306,496)
(224,383)
4,231,521
(3,743,823)
—
487,698
4,503,893
(4,651,415)
(250,000)
(397,522)
Cash flows from operating activities:
Increase (decrease) in net assets
Adjustments to reconcile increase in net assets to net cash
used by operating activities:
Depreciation and amortization
Contributions of securities
Realized and unrealized net (gains) losses on investments
Contributions of equipment and improvements
Contributions restricted for long-term investment
Changes in operating net assets and liabilities:
Contributions receivable
Government grants receivable
Other assets
Accounts payable and accrued expenses
Net cash provided (used) by operating activities
Cash flows from investing activities:
Proceeds from sale of investments
Purchases of investments
Capital expenditures
Net cash used by investing activities
Cash flows from financing activities:
Proceeds from line of credit
Repayments under line of credit and note payable
Contributions restricted for long-term investment
Net cash provided by financing activities
Net increase (decrease) in cash and equivalents
Cash and equivalents, beginning of year
Cash and equivalents, end of year
Supplemental data:
Cash paid for interest
Changes in permanently restricted net assets:
Contributions
Increase in permanently restricted net assets
Increase (decrease) in net assets
Net assets, beginning of year
Net assets, end of year
27
$
22,013
—
22,013
704,892
15,223,136
15,928,028
20,929
200,000
220,929
(400,976)
15,624,112
15,223,136
2003
2002
704,892
(400,976)
1,289,161
(164,187)
(156,102)
(967,673)
(1,102,500)
1,111,158
(41,932)
390,096
(273,959)
(557,500)
970,558
876,711
(352,236)
(128,265)
970,359
(164,648)
(1,326,466)
12,444
445,095
(806,688)
214,684
(844,202)
(645,932)
(1,275,450)
21,253
(823,982)
(901,015)
(1,703,744)
$
9,430,000
(9,538,205)
1,102,500
994,295
689,204
440,155
1,129,359
7,700,000
(6,501,539)
557,500
1,755,961
(754,471)
1,194,626
440,155
$
137,245
186,041
$
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CITY YEAR, INC.
NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
June 30, 2003 and 2002
(1) Organization Background and History
(2) Summary of Significant Accounting Policies
City Year, Inc. (the Organization or City Year) is a not-for-
(a) Basis of Presentation
profit organization as described in Section 501(c)(3) of the
Internal Revenue Code (IRC), and is generally exempt from
as contributions in the accompanying statements at their
reported as unrestricted support. Conditional promises to
estimated fair value at the date received or provided.
give are not recognized until they become unconditional,
The accompanying financial statements have been prepared
substantially met. Contributions of assets other than cash
Program services consist of expenses related to
on the accrual basis of accounting.
are recorded at their estimated fair value at the date of gift.
operations, education, training, corps development, new
Contributions scheduled to be received after one year are
site development, special events, external affairs and
discounted at rates commensurate with the risks involved.
organizational development.
(b) Operations
(h) Net Assets Reclassified
The statements of activities report all changes in net assets,
Net assets reclassified represent prior year net assets
Unrestricted net assets - Net assets not subject to
including changes in unrestricted net assets from operating
reclassified to or from other net asset classes based
donor-imposed stipulations.
and nonoperating transactions. Operating revenues consist
on changes in or clarifications of related donor-imposed
of those items attributable to City Year's ongoing national
restrictions subsequent to the period of contribution.
Net assets and revenues are classified based on the
and promote the concept of national service as a means of
existence or absence of donor-imposed restrictions.
building a stronger democracy. City Year unites a diverse
Accordingly, net assets of the Organization and changes
group of young people, ages 17-24, for a year of full-time,
therein are classified and reported as follows:
through five primary activities: (1) operating a national
youth service corps; (2) building the infrastructure of
Temporarily restricted net assets - Net assets subject to
service efforts. Unrestricted contributions are reported as
national service by setting up new operating sites across the
donor-imposed stipulations that may or will be met either
operating revenues. Unrestricted interest and dividend
country; (3) providing technical assistance to individuals
by actions of the Organization and/or the passage of time.
income and investment gains (losses) on endowment
and organizations in national and community service; (4)
planning and running large civic events to engage citizens
and organizations in activities that promote service,
inclusivity, leadership, and citizenship; and (5) constantly
developing new ways to engage people and resources to
promote the concept of voluntary national service. City
Year's vision is that one day, the most commonly asked
Permanently restricted net assets - Net assets subject to
investments are reported as nonoperating transactions.
(i) Use of Estimates
The preparation of financial statements in conformity
with accounting principles generally accepted in the
United States of America requires management to make
donor-imposed stipulations that they be maintained in
Because the statements of cash flows are prepared in
assumptions that affect the reported amounts of assets and
perpetuity. Generally, the donors of these assets permit the
accordance with a prescribed format under accounting
liabilities, and disclosure of contingent assets and liabilities,
Organization to use all or part of the income earned and
principles generally accepted, certain amounts included in
at the dates of the financial statements and the reported
capital gains, if any, on related investments for general or
operations as defined for purposes of the statements of
amounts of revenues and expenses during the
specific purposes.
activities differ from amounts reported as cash flows from
reported periods.
operating activities.
question of an 18-year-old will be: "Where are you going
Revenues are reported as increases in unrestricted net assets
to do your service year?"
unless use of the related assets is limited by donor-imposed
(c) Cash and Equivalents
Temporarily restricted net assets consisted of the following
restrictions, including time restrictions. Expenses are
Cash and equivalents include checking, savings and money
market accounts, and certificates of deposit with maturities
of three months or less at date of acquisition.
at June 30:
reported as increases or decreases in unrestricted net assets
(d) Investments
unless their use is restricted by explicit donor stipulations or
Investments are reported at fair value. The fair value of
Time restrictions
Purpose restrictions
law. Expirations of temporary restrictions on net assets are
publicly traded securities is based on market quotes from
reported as reclassifications between the applicable classes
the principal exchanges in which the securities are traded.
City Year was founded in Boston in 1988 as an action tank
for national service, supported entirely by contributions
from private sector organizations and individuals. In 1992,
City Year was selected as a National Demonstration Project
and was awarded its first federal funding under Subtitle D
of the National and Community Service Act. During fiscal
1994, City Year operated its first programs outside of
Boston, in Columbia, South Carolina and Providence, Rhode
reported as decreases in unrestricted net assets. Gains and
losses on investments and other assets or liabilities are
(3) Temporarily Restricted Net Assets
of net assets.
$
$
2003
1,979,317
4,829,957
6,809,274
2002
2,854,976
3,466,600
6,321,576
(4) Permanently Restricted Net Assets
(e) Equipment and Improvements
Permanently restricted net assets at June 30 consisted of the
following endowment gifts whose income is restricted:
Island. In fiscal 1995, corps were established in Chicago,
Expirations of temporary restrictions occur when donor-
Illinois, Columbus, Ohio, and San Jose, California. The
Equipment and improvements are stated at cost, except for
imposed stipulated purposes have been accomplished
Organization expanded to San Antonio, Texas in fiscal 1996,
donated assets, which are recorded at fair market value at
and/or the stipulated time period has elapsed. If an expense
the date of gift. Ordinary repairs and maintenance are
2003
4,516,171
4,516,171
2002
4,494,158
4,494,158
launched the Cleveland corps in fiscal 1997, began
is incurred for a purpose for which both unrestricted and
operations in Philadelphia in fiscal 1998, Seattle/King
expensed as incurred. Depreciation and amortization are
temporarily restricted net assets are available, a donor-
County in fiscal 1999, Detroit in fiscal 2000, and
calculated on a straight-line basis over the following
imposed restriction is fulfilled to the extent of the expense
Washington, DC and New Hampshire in fiscal 2001.
estimated useful lives:
incurred unless the expense is incurred for a purpose that is
In fiscal 2002 and 2003, City Year brought a class of Clinton
directly attributable to another specific external source
Furniture and fixtures
3-7 years
endowment fund balances stated at original principal
of revenue.
Computer equipment and software
3-5 years
balance. As of June 30, 2003 and 2002, the fair value of
Democracy Fellows from South Africa to the United States
for training and service learning, and prepared to launch a
corps in New York City in fiscal 2004.
Other equipment
Contributions are generally recognized as revenue in the
period received. However, unconditional promises to give
that clearly stipulate that the promise to give is to support
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Contributed goods and professional services are reflected
stipulations that are met in the same reporting period are
(g) Program Services
national service, City Year seeks to demonstrate, improve
civic engagement. City Year works to fulfill this mission
(f) Contributed Goods and Professional Services
port. Similarly, contributions subject to donor-imposed
that is, when the conditions on which they depend are
income taxes under IRC Section 501(a). An "action tank" for
rigorous community service, leadership development and
current-period activities are reported as unrestricted sup-
Leasehold improvements
Program sposorships
$
$
Permanently restricted net assets include individual
3-10 years
Life to lease
these individual funds was less than their principal
balances. Nonoperating transactions in unrestricted net
30
assets have been charged for deficiencies caused by these
losses. Net gains that restore such endowment funds to their
principal balance are recognized as increases in unrestricted
net assets. Endowment losses charged to unrestricted net
assets and related recoveries were as follows for the years
Contributions of equipment and improvements in 2003 and
2002 were $967,673 and $273,959, respectively.
project expenditures are incurred under the grants, but as to
the challenge grant only to the extent matching
(7) Investments
requirements have also been achieved.
Investments consisted of the following at June 30:
Of the $10,000,000 total grant commitment, City Year has
ended June 30:
Cumulative loss,
$
beginning of year
Net endowment gain (loss)
charged to unrestricted net assets
during the year
Cumulative loss, end of year
$
2003
(478,666)
152,682
(325,984)
2002
(122,170)
Equity mutual funds
Equities
Fixed-income mutual funds
Money markets
and other cash equivilents
$
$
(356,496)
(478,666)
2003
3,138,456
90,373
961,052
2002
3,043,386
137,450
604,055
687,000
4,876,881
142,183
3,927,074
Contributions receivable consisted of the following
Net assets released from restrictions consisted of the
at June 30:
following for the years ended June 30:
Epiration of time restrictions
$
Satisfation of purpose restrictions
$
Due within one year
Due within two to five years
Due thereafter
$
Less present value discount
and other allowances
(6) In-Kind Contributions
Nature
Program services:
Uniforms
Professional services
Advertising (recruitment)
Transportation and travel
Rent
Equipment rental
and maintenence
Workshops and conferences
Materials and supplies
Food
Printing ans copying
Dues and subscriptions
Total program services
Support services:
Professional services
Rent
Materials and supplies
Total support services
Depreciation and amortization
Total
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$
1,159,312
256,642
308,676
457,680
247,652
99,047
63,552
99,976
114,855
1,062
27,820
2,836,274
$
295,128
61,913
–
357,041
415,163
3,608,478
2002
1,520,199
2,060,276
735,856
551,776
225,465
87,581
333,935
56,606
92,529
14,378
31,736
5,710,337
333,279
56,366
20,435
410,080
424,547
6,544,964
base grant and $1,813,869 under the challenge grant.
The Organization is also liable for certain real estate tax
Unrestricted revenue recognized in fiscal 2002 consisted of
increases and operating cost adjustments under certain of
$1,190,000 under the base grant and $1,500,000 under the
the office lease terms.
2003
5,694,832
2,499,675
700,000
8,894,507
2002
6,428,631
2,863,000
700,000
9,991,631
(756,113)
8,138,394
(882,679)
9,108,952
(9) Equipment and Improvements
at June 30:
Furniture and fixtures
Equipment and software
Leasehold improvements
Less accumulated depreciation
and amortization
(13) Credit Facility
$
2003
92,838
6,879,452
2,658,483
9,630,773
The Organization has a credit facility with Fleet National
Bank (Fleet) consisting of a line of credit and a note
Equipment and improvements consisted of the following
2003
1,424,700
1,456,579
1,452,976
1,001,001
242,401
5,577,657
recognized in fiscal 2003 consisted of $1,730,000 under the
from donors of $1,000,000 each and totaling $5,000,000.
Contributed goods and services included in program and
for the following purposes:
$
$
$6,233,869 through June 30, 2003. Unrestricted revenue
(11) Federal Grants
payable. The credit facility is secured by all assets of the
City Year received grants from the Corporation for National
Organization, except for the portion of assets equal to the
and Community Service (CNCS) totaling $12,087,207 and
amount of permanently restricted net assets.
$12,894,783 for the program years 2002-2003 and 2001-2002,
respectively. The funds were awarded through the
AmeriCorps program administered by CNCS. Funds
expended in fiscal 2003 and 2002 totaled $11,404,295
$
support services during the years ended June 30 were used
Fiscal Years:
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
matching funds consisting primarily of five principal gifts
(5) Net Assets Released From Restrictions
2002
2,831,310
1,820,105
4,651,415
expended and recognized unrestricted revenue of
challenge grant. Through June 30, 2003, City Year has raised
(8) Contributions Receivable
2003
2,141,323
1,602,500
3,743,823
Amount
the four-year award period. Revenue is recognized as
2002
89,030
5,278,467
2,649,671
8,017,168
(6,082,468) (4,793,307)
$ 3,548,305
3,223,861
(10) Grant From The Atlantic Philanthropies
In fiscal 2002, City Year received a grant from The Atlantic
Philanthropies of $10,000,000 over four years, beginning
in July 2001, to provide funding for capacity-building
initiatives and comprehensive evidence of impact evaluation
studies. The grant consists of a base grant of $5,500,000 and
and $11,565,812, respectively.
On June 3, 2002, the Organization increased its committed
line of credit under the facility to $5,000,000, at a variable
rate equal to Fleet's prime rate (4.0% at June 30, 2003). The
line contains certain financial covenants, including a ratio
requirement and limitations on the amount of the
The Organization's federal grant programs are subject to
Organization's annual capital expenditures. The
financial and compliance audits in accordance with Office
Organization was in compliance with such covenants at
of Management and Budget Circular A-133. In addition,
June 30, 2003. The line expires on December 30, 2003.
various federal, state, and private funding sources reserve
Borrowings outstanding under the line amounted to
the right to perform separate program audits.
$2,090,000 at June 30, 2003 and $1,700,000 at
June 30, 2002.
(12) Leases
Rental expense for office space was $1,377,590 and
The note payable under the facility is at a variable rate
$959,000 for the years ended June 30, 2003 and 2002,
equal to Fleet's prime rate (4% at June 30, 2003) plus 0.5%
respectively, exclusive of certain in-kind arrangements.
and is payable in monthly installments through July 1, 2005.
Lease arrangements with an original term of more than
Amounts due under the note payable at June 30, 2003 and
one year expire on various dates through 2008.
2002 were $961,538 and $1,423,077, respectively.
During the year ended June 30, 2003, the Organization
Aggregate scheduled principal repayments due under the
entered into a lease arrangement that discounted the rental
credit facility and other debt as of June 30, 2003 were as
expense for the first year by 50%. The Organization will
follows:
recognize lease expense by amortizing the rent credit on a
straight-line basis over the lease term. Accordingly, deferred
rental expense of $68,732 has been recorded in accounts
payable and accrued expenses at June 30, 2003.
an additional $4,500,000 challenge grant that is subject to
Future minimum lease payments under operating leases as
escalating matching requirements totaling $20,000,000 over
of June 30, 2003 are as follows:
Amount due
Fiscal year ended June 30:
2004
2005
2006
$
$
2,554,872
461,538
38,462
3,054,872
Interest expense was $128,071 and $181,373, respectively,
for the years ended June 30, 2003 and 2002.
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Contributors 2002-2003
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
AMERICORPS
Corporation for National &
Community Service
NATIONAL LEADERSHIP SPONSOR
PROGRAM
The National Leadership Sponsor
Program is City Year’s premier corporate recognition. National Leadership
Sponsors are the companies – and the
people – that are taking City Year to
scale as our closest strategic partners.
In addition to their time, ideas and
civic passion, National Leadership
Sponsors invest at least $500,000 per
year in City Year for a minimum of
two years, including at least $200,000
per year in support of initiatives at
City Year’s National Headquarters.
THE CAPACITY-BUILDING PLAN
The capacity-building plan has been
launched with a $10 million challenge
grant from The Atlantic Philanthropies,
which must be matched two-to-one,
over four years, including at least ten
gifts of $1 million or more. City Year
is deeply grateful to the people and
institutions strengthening our
capacities with the following gifts
of $1 million or more, over a
multiple-year period:
Anonymous
Anonymous
The Cisco Systems Foundation
Holly Davidson
Corinne and Tim Ferguson
Paul and Phyllis Fireman
Charitable Foundation
Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation
ENDOWMENT
Launched in 1999 as a special
initiative in celebration of City Year’s
10th Anniversary, the City Year
Endowment is composed of endowed
program funds and unspecified
endowment gifts. The following
donors and foundations have
contributed gifts of $1 million
to support and sustain the City
Year Endowment.
NATIONAL/BOSTON
AMERICORPS - BOSTON
Massachusetts Service Alliance
BOSTON TEAM SPONSORS
Bain & Company
Bain Capital LLC
HP
Johnson & Johnson
KeySpan
The Millipore Foundation
Omgeo, LLC
PTC
State Street Corporation
Summit Partners
CORPORATE DONORS
*Denotes the donor is a Team Sponsor.
$100,000+
The Cisco Systems Foundation
Comcast
CSX
HP*
MFS Investment Management®*
The Monitor Group
$50,000 - $99,999
Bain Capital
Holly Davidson
The Swartz Foundation
Bain & Company*
Bain Capital LLC*
Cisco Systems, Inc.
FleetBoston Financial Foundation*
Johnson & Johnson*
Merrill Lynch
PTC*
Summit Partners*
SUPPORTERS
Hale and Dorr LLP
Kresge Foundation
F.J. O’Neill Charitable Corporation
THE CITY YEAR CHALLENGE CAMPAIGN
City Year has launched a $35 million
campaign to support the four-year
implementation of its strategic plan to
build 12 strategic capacities for the
organization that will enhance City
Year’s impact, scale, sustainability
and leverage, and to expand its
international programs.
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$25,000 - $49,999
AOL Time Warner
The Depository Trust & Clearing
Corporation
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Hale and Dorr LLP
KeySpan*
Morgan Stanley
Omgeo, LLC*
Reebok Foundation
State Street Corporation*
UBS
Adage Capital Management
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts
Constellation New Energy
deNovis, Inc.
Deutsche Bank Securities Inc.
Edwards & Angell, LLP
Gravestar, Inc.
Investors Bank & Trust Company
Jack Morton Worldwide
KPMG LLP
KPMG Peat Marwick
Lehman Brothers, Inc.
Loomis Sayles & Company, LP
LPL Financial Services
Old Mutual Asset Management
Pepper Hamilton LLP
Putnam Investments
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom
LLP & Affiliates
$500 - $999
$5,000 - $9,999
Gabrieli Family Foundation
David Bechhofer and Kate Neave
Gerald and Kate Chertavian
Marian and Michael Cronin
Deanna and Tony DiNovi
Bridgitt and Bruce Evans
Victoria Florea
Christopher and Karen Gaffney
George Gendron and Sara Noble
Barbara and Steven Grossman
Jill and John Hayes
Bill and Daisy Helman
Kip Hollister and Warren Hyde
Andy and Linda McLane
Roberta and Stephen Peet
Jerome and Lori Rappaport
Deborah Re and Peter Reinhart
Alan and Susan Solomont
Laurene and Scott Sperling
James Todd
Mary and Scott Wells
Marc and Robin Wolpow
$25,000 - $49,999
Credit Suisse First Boston
Distrigas of Massachusetts
Hall Properties
Holliday, Fenoglio, Fowler, L.P.
The Home Depot
Huntington Theater
Metric Construction Corporation
Susquehanna International Group
The Germeshausen Foundation
Morgan Stanley Foundation
The Omidyar Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
Accenture
Advanced Benefit Strategies, Inc.
Appleton Partners, Inc.
B.R. Alexander & Co., Inc.
Boston Concessions Group
Boston Private Bank and Trust Company
Boston Properties
Capital One Services, Inc.
Ceridian
CIBC World Markets Corporation
Citizens Bank of Massachusetts
The Clarks Companies, N.A.
Corcoran Jennison
DePuy AcroMed
Design Management Corporation
Dewey Square Group
Dyer/Brown & Associates, Inc.,Architects
Gordon Brothers Retail Partners, LLC
Haley & Aldrich, Inc.
Hearst-Argyle Television
Honest Tea, Inc.
IBM Corporation
Ipswitch, Inc.
Kelly Services, Inc.
Marketing and Planning Systems, Inc.
NSTAR
Parthenon Capital Foundation
Pricewaterhouse Coopers, LLP
Shawmut Design and Construction
Shoe Carnival
The Stop & Shop Supermarket
Company
WCVB TV
Wolverine World Wide Foundation
$10,000 - $24,999
Meyer Foundation
Harold Whitworth Pierce Charitable Trust
$1,000 - $9,999
OTHER SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS
$10,000+
Lexington Public Schools
$1,000 - $4,999
City of Cambridge
Exeter High School
Fay School
National Association of Industrial &
Office Properties
INDIVIDUALS
$100,000+
$500 - $999
Boston Sand & Gravel Co.
Goulston & Storrs Philanthropic Advisors
Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co., L.L.C.
KeyBank National Association - Boston
Mullen Advertising
Shea Brothers, Inc.
Stop Loss Insurance Brokers, Inc.
Taylor, Duane, Barton & Gilman, LLP
FOUNDATIONS
$10,000 - $24,999
The Lassor and Fanny Agoos
Charity Foundation
Helene B. Black Charitable Foundation
The Boston Educational Development
Foundation, Inc.
The Boston Foundation, Inc.
Bright Charitable Trust
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Goulston & Storrs Philanthropic Advisors
Corina Higginson Trust
Lori and Eric Lander Family
The Little Family Foundation
LLH/LHM Foundation
FAO Schwarz Family Foundation
Bill Collatos and Linda Wisnewski
David and Victoria Croll
Nancy and Richard Friedman
Christopher and Hilary Gabrieli
Cindy and Stephen Gormley
Beth and Lawrence Greenberg
John and Martha Hamilton
Peter and Tammy Hermann
Ilene and Richard Jacobs
Dawn and Roger Kafker
Rosabeth Moss Kanter and Barry Stein
Adam and Mary Beth Kirsch
Pamela Kohlberg
Jonathan and Patti Kraft
Ted Leonsis
Nina Longtine
Martin and Tristin Mannion
Frederick and Sarah Maynard
Mario Morino
David and Marion Mussafer
Jeryl and Steve Oristaglio
Dana and Robert Smith
Robert Steel
Deborah and Jeffrey Swartz
Rob and Terry Wadsworth
Matthew and Susan Weatherbie
Robert and Tona White
$5,000 - $9,999
*Denotes the foundation is a Team Sponsor.
$100,000+
Anonymous*
The Atlantic Philanthropies, Inc.
The Case Foundation
Starr Foundation
Surdna Foundation
Woodcock Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
The Lloyd G. Balfour Foundation
Coolidge Family Fund
at the Boston Foundation
The Ellison Foundation
The Millipore Foundation*
Holly Davidson
Denise Dupre and Mark Nunnelly
Corinne and Tim Ferguson
Jennifer Eplett Reilly and Sean Reilly
$50,000 - $99,999
Janine Boneparth
Paul and Sandy Edgerley
$25,000 - $49,999
Anita and Josh Bekenstein
Lynette and Robert Gay
Barrie and Kevin Landry
Jeannie and Jonathan Lavine
Kristen and Tom Roberts
$10,000 - $24,999
Anonymous
Jim and Kristen Atwood
Diana Barrett and Bob Vila
Janet and Philippe Bibi
Judith Boucher
Brett and Jacquie Browchuk
Nonnie and Richard Burnes
Julie and Kevin Callaghan
$1,000 - $4,999
Alan and Beverly Abelow
Mary and Peter Aldrich
Jane Alpers
Colin and Tinka Anderson
Larraine Beal and Paul Smith
Bob and Jackie Bechek
Amy and David Beckwith
Christina Benet and Kelley Murphy
William S. Berutti
Amy and Ed Brakeman
Alison Brigham and Ron Kermisch
Peter A. Brooke Fund at
the Boston Foundation
Karen Bonifazi Brooks
Michael Brown and Charlotte Mao
Micki and Morton Brown
Kathy Bushkin
Catherine and Paul Buttenwieser
Miles Byrne and Karyn Wilson
Dierdre and John Cadarette
Patricia Casale and Gary Gut
Michael Casey
Judith and Tyler Chapman
Abby and Peter Coffin
Ellen and Thomas Cosgrove
Jessica and William Davis
Joseph Deitch and Robbie Lacritz
Kevin Dennis and Rebecca Kellogg
Sarah Doebler and Paul Rosenberg
Michael Douvadjian
Beth and Gerard du Toit
Nancy and Richard Farrell
David and Marsha Feinberg
Christopher Fletcher
Janice Frisa
Joe and Ruthanne Fuller
Katherine and L.D. German
Anne and Michael Gilligan
Nancy and Phil Giudice
David Graves and Peggy Koenig
James and Kara Gruver
Cheri and Dan Haas
Mary Hable and Jim Heppelmann
Dave Harding and Jan Nyquist
Johanna and Richard Harrison
Lucia Henderson
Mari-Ann and William Hogan
Frank Huntowski and Kim Ogden
Elizabeth and Daniel Jick
Bill and Leslie Johnston
Owen and Paige Kane
Ramesh Kapur
Stephen Karp
John and Karen Keogh
Alan Khazei and Vanessa Kirsch
Kelt and Sharon Kindick
Evangeline and Jordan Kirsch
Beth and Seth Klarman
Cindy Laba
Dianne Ledingham
Richard Leibovitch
Jae Li and Li Lu
Russell Lutz
Joyce Lyons
Suzanne Lyons
Alex and Maureen MacDonald
James Manzi
Theresa Mao
Michelle and Roger Marino
Kevin and Polly Maroni
Alex and Josh McCall
Richard and Rosemary McCready
Ellen McFarland
James and Sara McGrath
Judy and Mike McKay
Lisa and Theo Melas-Kyriazi
Dawn and Stuart Min
Bill Miracky and Tammany Hobbs Miracky
Stephen and Susan Moorhead
Claire Muhm
Elizabeth Mykrantz
Jeffrey and Sarah Newton
Adrianne and Thomas O'Connor
Anne O'Neil and James Ricotta
Gary and Merle Orren
Kevin Parke
Liz and Michael Perik
Deborah and Michael Porter
Elizabeth and Robert Pozen
Kenneth and Leslie Pucker
Merrill and Sharon Pyes
Fidel and Liz Ramos
Jeff Redmond
Sally Reid and John Sigel
Daniel Romanow and
Andrew Zelermyer
Ann and John Rutherford
Mitchel Sayare
Stephen Schaubert
Phil Schefter
Michael and Mimi Secor
Eli and Phyllis Segal
Deborah and Neal Shalom
Gordon Silver
Ann and Lawrence Smith
Stephanie Sokolove
Tucker Taft and Phyllis Yale
Bonnie and Charles Tillen
Perry and Robin Traquina
Brenda and John Tulley
Craig and Patty Underwood
Eric Whitney
Megan and Nathan Wilson
Tae Yoo
Andrew and Mariann Youniss
$500 - $999
Jami and Matt Axelrod
Elizabeth Pratt Barringer and John Clark
Marty and Nancy Beaulieu
Kathleen Beckman
Chris Bierly and Margaret Boasberg
Jeannie and John Blasberg
Barbara Boynton
Jeff and Kristin Bradach
Mike Byrnes
Ben and Karyn Campbell
Elizabeth and Ronald Campbell
Linda Chin
Lisa and Neil Cohen
Cathy Corman and Markus Penzel
Douglas Dorr
J. Anthony and Kay Downs
Joan and Thomas Feeley
Cynthia Fisher and Jim Koch
Lawrence Geuss and Pamela Lenehan
Connie and Richard Giesser
Eric and Janet Giesser
Erin and John Giesser
Sharon Glazer and Howard Kane
Gordon Green and Mason Smith
Ilene Greenberg and Michael Maynard
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Haan
Marlene and Samuel Halperin
Terry and Tom Hamilton
Emily and Thomas Haslett
Antoine Hatoun and Andrea Levitt
Holly Heslop
Robert Higgins
Ruth Hodges and John LeClaire
Gita Iyer and Vijay Vishwanath
Katrina Jenkins
Cathy and Hubie Jones
Elizabeth Justus
Elizabeth and William Laskin
Richard Lubin
Amy Lyon
Douglas Macauley
Joseph and Kristan Madison
Charles and Lucy McQuilken
Estelle Morrison
Kirk and Lydia Moul
Mr. and Ms. David J. Newton
Megan and Robert O'Block
Mary Orans
Jane and Steve Poss
Carol and Charlie Rose
Jennifer Roy and Marc Thompson
Ravinder Sakhuja
Cindy and Peter Schliemann
Andrew Schneider-Munoz
Andrea Shaye
Edwin and Katharine Smith
Marjorie and Paul Stanzler
Travis Thomas
Andrew Tobias
Ellen and Peter Vaream
Brooke and Kathryn Wagner
Dyann and Peter Wirth
Dr. Bak F. Wong
Stephanie Wu
$100 - $499
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Abu
Ann Adams
Hannah Adams
Cynthia Ade and Jeffrey Perrone
Burt and Lydia Adelman
Kirsten af Klinteberg
Martha and Walter Alexander
Abbie Allanach
Gail S. Allanach
Kathleen Allegro-Bibeau
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Joshua Alper and Beth Ladow
Leon Amariglio
Sharman Andersen
Herman and Kathryn Angell
Mike Anthony
Nahz Anvary
Sophie Atwood
Elsie and Steven Aubrey
Andrea and Carl Axelrod
Christine Bader
Deborah and Douglas Bailey
Bonnie Bain
Keith Baker
Suzanne Barba
Cindy Bares
John Barniak
John and Patricia Barsanti
Andrea Batchelor
Marjorie and Mark Bauer
Caitlin Bayer
Melissa Bayer
Robert Belford
Audrey Bellinger
Jeff and Nicole Bellows
Frank and Ruth Belvin
Steve Berez and Peggy Lowenstein
Debra and Michael Berger
Barry Berkman and Cristina Kazan
Ellen and Lawrence Berkowitz
Jill and Ned Bicks
Piet Bleyendaal
Brian Blood
Pamela Boll
Patty Bonsignore
Cathy and Richard Boskey
M.J. Boynton
Ellen Bradley
Maura Bradley
Jeanne Brady
Susan and William Brady
Mariama Bramble
Everett and Judith Bramhall
David and Diane Brewster
Joanna Breyer
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Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Brown
Jeff and Webb Brown
Margaret McDowell Bryant
Deborah Buchman
Lawrence and Phyllis Buell
Sandra and Steve Burke
Andrew Butler
Steven Cadwell
Megan Cady
Franklyn and Monica Caine
Paul W. Calhoun
Lilith Z. Calkins
Patricia Callahan
Lisa Capplis
James and Margaret Carey
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Ellie Carothers
Ann Carraher
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Samuel Cherington
David and Margaret Chernin
Jean and John Childs
Dr. and Mrs. Roger Christian
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Carolyn Dobies
Sarah Doering
Yvonne T. Donovan
Brian Doyle
Frank Driscoll
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Cecilia E. Dunn
Tim Dupre
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Terry B. Eastman
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Dale and Robyn Garth
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David Gill
Alan and Stephanie Glazer
Carolyn and Richard Glickstein
Robert Go
Maureen Goheen
Paula Gold
Devra I. Goldberg
Joel Goldstein and Reed Goodman
Stephen and Susan Goldstein
Allen and Linda Goorin
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Gordon
M. D. Gordon
Amy Gorga
Mark Gottesman
Jeffrey and Kelly Gray
Kirby Green
Michael Green
Debi and Mark Greenberg
Kelli Greenlaw
Andrew and Barbara Griesinger
Andrew and Dawn Gross
Shirley Gross
Seth Grossinger
David and Mary Grumhaus
Mildred Guberman-Kravetz
Mary Gurney
Renee Hackett
John and K.C. Halpern
Mary and Philip Hamilton
Kenneth Hancock
Alison Hanrahan
Robert Hansel and Lisa Robinson
Alexander Harris
Tori Hatch
Timothy Hathaway
William Haynsworth
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Holliday Heine
Alex Helm
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Mr. and Ms. Stephen G. Hennessy
Mr. and Mrs. Emil W. Henry
Brian Heskin
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Michael Heslop
Linda and Roger Hill
Edward and Elaine Hines
Deborah Hochberg
Natasha Hochberg
Arthur and Eloise Hodges
Karen Hoffman and Neil McKittrick
Tony Hollenberg and Judy Levenfeld
Paul Holtzman and Carol Steiker
Helen Hong
J. and Tracey Hornby
Andrew Horwitz
Barry Horwitz
Susan Horwitz
Alexis Howard
Mei-Chen Hsueh
Jennifer Huntington
Janet and Jonathan Husband
Andrew Hyman and Cathy Messing
Bonnie Ingebritson
Cathleen Ingersoll
Grant Ingersoll
Mark and Susan Irvings
Emma F. Jacobs Foundation
Kerri Jarvis
Richard Jelinek
Carl F. Jenkins
George Jenkins
Jackie Jenkins-Scott and Jim Scott
Christine Johnson
Dan and Lisa Jones
Winston Jones
Edith Joyce
Nancy Kahn
Cynthia and David Kamishlian
Jack and Julia Kamishlian
Edwin Kania and
Carol Ann Knutsen Kania
Lew and Susan Karabatsos
Janet Kassler and Robert Snuggs
Ronnie-Sue Katz
Sarah Kaull and Thomas Shirley
Mlroslav Kazakoff
Beth and Brian Keane
Annabelle and John Kellogg
Phil Kerr
Judith Kidd
Joyce Kim
Peter Kim
Damon Kimball
Michael Kineavy
Daphne C. King
Jamie and Karyn King
Shawn Kinney
Cornelia and John Kittredge
Larry and Paula Klane
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Kleger
Kristen Koch
Richard Kohan
Suzanne Koppelman
David Kopstein and Elizabeth Nasser
Renee Kotler
Stephen Kraus
Susan Kurshudian
Joanne Labelle
Miriam Lahage
Carolyn and Jonathan Lamb
Paul and Susan Lapointe
Joan and Mark Lappin
Michael Last
Abbott W. Lawrence
Linda and Peter Leahy
Jin Min Lee
Alan and Marcia Leifer
Richard Leimsider
Patricia and Robert Leonard
Donald Levinstone
Ronald and Sandra Levy
Bernadette Limosnero
Nicholas Linsky
Michael Lipton
Valerie Liston
Raymond and Sally Locke
Sarah Lopez
Robert J. Lothrop
Barbara Luddy
Audrey Lum
Catherine O. Lynds
Doug Macauley
John and Karen MacDuffie
Edith Mackie
Debra MacLaren
Bruce and Terri Macrae
Gail Maderis
Betsy and Peter Madsen
Bradford and Sharon Malt
Elizabeth and Michael Mansfield
Elizabeth March
Anne Punzak Marcus and Paul R. Marcus
Michael Margolin
Angela and James Margolis
Bruce and Lucy Marquis
Michael Martinetti
Denise Matthews-Turner
Patrick May
Tim May
Nick Maynard
Sherry McAdams
Joan McArdle
Kinne G. McBride
Kinne and Robert McBride
Sharon McCarthy and James Ware
Howard McCue
Sean McDevitt
L. McDonough
Megan McGoran
Michael McGoran
Catherine McGrath
Nancy McGrath
Claire and James McGuire
Mr. and Mrs. Peter McKenzie
Jen and Rusty McNair
Russ Meekins
Ann Melia
Beth Menten
H. and Janet Merritt
Amine Mesfioui
Mark Metzger
Richard Metzger
Amy Meyer
Joyce Michelini
Charlotte and James Milan
Carol and Daniel Milewich
Mallory Miller
Susan Miller
Wendy Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Mills
Marjorie Millyard
Katherine Minton
Benjamin Moore
Katie Morris
Ben and Frances Moyer
Kelly Murphy
Mary and Sherif Nada
Tim Nagle
David and Elizabeth Nasser
Robert and Virginia Nasser
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Nelson
Teddy Nemeroff
Jenny Netzer
Jeff Newman
Gregg and Jane Nickerson
Kim Nicksa
Pawn Nitichan
Carolyn and Timothy Nolan
Gloria and Sean Nolan
Karen and Peter Noll
Mark Novembrino
Brigid Nulty
Clare and Geoffrey Nunes
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Nuzzo
Joseph and Mary Nye
Brenda K. Nygren
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew O'Brien
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. O’Brien
Kathryn O'Donnell
Hilary Olsen
Elizabeth and Thomas O'Reilly
James Paglia
Andy Pakula
Howard Palefsky
Helen Panagako
Denise Pappas
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Mary Pappas
Ellin and Joseph Paquette
David and Shirley Parish
Barry and Harriet Park
Caren and Randy Parker
Glenn P. Parker
Russell Patterson
Janet and John Pattillo
Dana Pedlaw
Nina and William Pelletier
Patricia Pepper
Judith Perritano
Brendan Perry
Kay Petersen and Woodrow Weiss
Elizabeth and James Petipas
Bryan Pettit
Mark Phillips
Diane Pienta
Joel Pierce
Jackie Pigliucci
Paul and Susan Pintus
Bob and Lori Plumb
Christopher Polak
Anne Priante
Fred and Jean Prickett
George and Kathy Priest
Sally Prouty
Adrienne and Mitchell Rabkin
Ellen and Robert Race
Elizabeth Rappaport
Michael Ravicz
Cameron and Gailin Read
Kevin Reese
John Reilly
Diane Remin
Carolyn and Jonathan Reuman
Christopher Rich
Elizabeth Richardson
Katie and Ned Rimer
Cate Roberts
C.A. Roccoforte
Michael Rocque
Burt and Lydia Rogers
Mark Rogers
Gabriela Romanow
Daniel and Jeanne Ross
Max Ross
Winnie Rubino
Mrs. and Mr. Patricia A. Rutkowski
Maninder Saluja
Nancy Samiljan
Jude Sandy
Jessica and Paul Schendel
Kathy S. Schieffelin
Kathy and Michael Schieffelin
Catherine and Robert Schneider
Amy Schnitzer
Daniel and Lisbeth Schorr
Hope and Paul Schroy
Rebecca Schwartz
Elizabeth Schwarzman
Lisa Segall
Joan Sessions
Alan and Priscilla Shapiro
Barbara and Daniel Shapiro
Howard and Leslie Shapiro
Karen M. Shatin
Dolores and John Shea
Kathy Sherbrooke
Naveen Shetty
Thomas and Sarah Shirley
Dana and James Shuchman
Samuel Silberman
Joy Silverstein
Harvy Simkovits
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Anne Simon
Ashish Singh
Judith Sizer
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Diana Smith
Frankie Smith
Gary and Lynne Smith
Heather Smith
Holly Smith
Thomas Smith
Alix and Joseph I. Smullin
Rachel Smullin
Julie Snider
Mark and Sarah Snyderman
David and Elaine Sobell
Rachel Solotaroff
Debra M. Sorgman
German and Jennifer Soto
Nancy Soulette
Betty and John Spence
Sharon Spivack
William Starr
Robin and Stelmach Stelmach
Bradley Stephens
Lindsey Stevens
James and Linda Stewart
Toni Strassler
James Stringer
Frank and Hilary Suher
Shake Sulikyan
Terri Sullivan
Kelley Sweetser
Michael Szulc
Robert Tatel
Marshall Taylor
Rebecca Tello
Michael and Rosana Templin
Jay and Francoise Theise
Jeffrey S. Thomas
David Thonis
Cornelia and Joseph Tierney
Conrad Todd
Josh and Ann Tolkoff
Michael and Nancy Tooke
Kathan Tracy
Nhon Van Tran
Chi Tschang
Geoffrey Tuba
Jillian Tufts
Glen and Trish Tullman
Merideth Tumilty
Michael Tushman and Marjorie Williams
Ernest and Margit Ulrich
Lisa Ulrich
Susan Hallenborg Ventura
Khachuy Vo
Katherine and William Waddill
Martha and Rick Wagner
Alexander and Patricia Walker
Jane Wallace
David and Michele Walt
Jo-Ann Wangh
Amanda Ward
Mary Ward
Irene Weinberg
Jonathan Weinberg
Joan and Mark Weinsten
Robert Whelan
Andrew Whitehill
Alan and Lois Whitney
Jennifer and Ryan Whitney
Mr. and Ms. Stephen Whitney
Jonathan Wiener and Ginger Young
Andrea Williams
Charles and Mary Sue Willie
Robin Willner
Harland Winter and Susan Weinstein-Winter
Christine Winters
Rebecca Wong
John and Linda Woodard
William S. Woods
Tommy Wu
Ben-Liou Yao
Paul Yasek
Christian Young
Arnold and Norma Zack
Cynthia K. Zafft
Nathan Zafft
Michael Zak
Robert Ziegler
$10,000 - $24,999
Ameresco, Inc.
Bay State Envelope
Brodeur Worldwide
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Gourmet Caterers, Inc.
Reynolds DeWalt
$5,000 - $7,499
Boston.com
David Doob – Lightning and Thunder
Fair Foods
Fiji Water
High Output
Huntington Theater
$2,500 - $4,999
A Tent for Rent
Best Bands.com
Boston Celtics
Boston Symphony
Capron Lighting & Sound Co., Inc.
Jennifer D. Cogswell
ES SPORTS
FINISH – Don Packer
High Output
Masciarelli Wine Co.
Nguyen Design
$1,000 - $2,499
Central Paint
GW Solutions
Harpoon Brewery
Honest Tea, Inc.
Jim Harrison Photography
Sherman Williams
Sidney Frank Importing Co., Inc.
$500 - $999
Rosemary Boyaton
Dave's Septic
Finagle A Bagle
Garber Bros, Inc.
New England Coffee Company
$250 - $499
Artery Garden
Improbable Players
Jeco Music
Legal Sea Foods
Shaw’s
Stapleton Floral
$100 - $249
IN-KIND DONORS
$1,000,000+
Microsoft
$100,000 - $499,999
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Hale and Dorr LLP
MBTA
$75,000 - $99,999
KPMG
$50,000 - $99,999
DST/Middlehouse Productions
– Dan Stapleton
The George Washington University
Armando's Pizza
The Art Experience
BJ's Wholesale Club
Calnan's Jewlers
Cranberry Café
DexterMedia
Dominick’s Restaurant
The Grand Coffee House
Greenleaf Composting Company
Java House
Kayem Foods
McDonald’s Corporation
Pizzeria Uno
Real Pizza
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CHICAGO
AMERICORPS
Illinois Commission on Volunteerism
and Community Service
TEAM SPONSORS
The Alter Group
Bain & Company
CSX Corporation
Deloitte Consulting
Equity Residential Properties Trust
Joseph Freed & Associates, Inc.
The Northern Trust Company
$500 - $999
Becker & Gurian
First Midwest Bank
Hindshaw & Culbertson
Kransnow Saunders Cornblath
Patricia Hurley and Associates, Inc.
Schiller Klein & McElroy PC
The Segal Company
Sheridan & Pearlman
Solomon Cordwell Buenz &
Associates, Inc.
Z. Frank, Inc.
FOUNDATIONS
$100,000+
CORPORATE DONORS
The Chicago Community Trust
$50,000 - $99,999
$100,000+
The Alter Group*
Equity Residential Properties Trust*
$50,000 - $99,999
CSX Corporation*
Joseph Freed & Associates, Inc.*
The Northern Trust Company*
The Robert R. McCormick
Tribune Foundation
Polk Bros. Foundation
Young Presidents' Organization
$25,000 - $49,999
Arie and Ida Crown Memorial
$10,000 - $24,999
$25,000 - $49,999
Deloitte Consulting*
Madison Dearborn Partners
Lloyd A. Fry Foundation
Pittway Corporation Charitable Foundation
$1,000 - $9,999
$5,000 - $9,999
Ash, Anos, Freedman & Logan, L.L.C.
Loop Ventures, LLC
Sterling Capital Partners
Transwestern Investment Company
Willis Stein & Partners
$1,000 - $4,999
The Alberto-Culver Company
Alter Design Builders
Arbor Private Investment Co, LLC
Ariel Mutual Funds
The Boeing Company
Century Business Services Inc.
Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc.
Christopher B. Burke Engineering
Citigroup Foundation
CRADLE Real Estate Group LLC
DePalma Design Associates, Inc.
Deutsche Bank
The Edgewater Funds
Ernst & Young LLP
Harrison Trading Group LLC
JTL Consulting, LLC
Levenfeld Pearlstein
McDonald's Corporation
Mostardi Platt
Nuveen Investments
Pepper Construction Company
Prairie Capital
The Private Bank and Trust Company
Ryan Enterprises Group
Sonnenschein
SPACECO, INC.
Synch-Solutions
Wardy & Davis LLP
Wells Fargo
Worsek & Vihon
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IN-KIND DONORS
Bonneville Radio Group Chicago
AMERICORPS
$500 - $999
$50,000 - $99,999
TEAM SPONSORS
Judith and Phillip Block
Louis Carr Jr.
Dorval Carter
Jack and Nancy Cohen
Art and Susan Fogel
Lewis and Rhoda Freyer
Kalee Samuel Gould
Janet and Robert Helman
Mark and Susan Hopkins
Shawn Hunt
Daniel and Susan Kanter
Larry and Tracie Kugler
Ellen and Peter Kupferberg
Beth and Mark Kurensky
Elizabeth and Jeff Louis
Jane and Michael McCarthy
J. Clifford Moos
Douglas and Theresa Mosser
Michael Reinsdorf
Cindy and Robert Rivkin
John and Lois Sachs
Timothy Schwertfeger
Lee Selander
Charles Shaw
Chicago Transit Authority
The Cleveland Lawyers Consortium
City of Cleveland
CSX Transportation
Cuyahoga County Board of
Commissioners
RPM International, Inc.
$100 - $499
$10,000 - $24,999
Aon Corporation
Bain & Company*
Bank One
LaSalle Bank
Sheli Rosenberg
Jeff and Terese Surges
Glen and Trish Tullman
Betsy and Mark Westhoff
Daniel and Nancy Yih
Francis Beidler Foundation
William Blair & Company Foundation
Helen Brach Foundation
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago
Peoples Energy
$100,000+
$1,000 - $9,999
Chicago Urban League
Henry Suder School
$500 - $999
DePaul University
Jacques Marquette School
Richard J. Daley Academy
INDIVIDUALS
$10,000 - $24,999
Jennifer Steans
Steven Taslitz
$5,000 - $9,999
Leonard Gail and Robin Steans
Leo Smith and Heather Steans
Jeanne Affelder Weissglass and
Jeff Weissglass
$1,000 - $4,999
Teresa Baldwin and David Stubbs
Jackie and John Bucksbaum
Barbara and Stuart Cornew
Rick Federico
Lee Hillman
Drew Horowitz
Ned Jannotta and Erika Pearsall
Amanda and David Mabie
Adeline Morrison
Janet and Richard Morrow
John Newman
Alexandra and John Nichols
James O'Connor
Juliette and Steve Plonsker
Michael Richards
James Atkinson
George Bagel
J. Fernando Barrueta
Michael and Nicky Bliwas
Larry and Alice Blum
Morton and Terry Borkan
John and Sarah Carton
James and Judy Clark
Brian Cloch
John and Judith Coletta
J. Laurence Costin Jr.
Donna and Donald Edelman
John Edelman
Charles Frank
Gary and Joyce Frank
Howard and Rebecca Grill
Celia and Sol Hammerman
Cheryl and Hill Hammock
Elizabeth and Paul Helmer
Ken Hooten
Brett Hunsaker
Gary Kachadurian
Ronda Korzon and Gary Kromelow
Mary and Scott Lafferty
Daniella Levitt
Jim Lewis
Kathy and Peter Linneman
Frank and Sherri Mariani
Eric McKissack
Mark Mead
Jack and Marcia Melamed
Arlene and Robert Novak
Michael and Nannett Ochs
Perry Pero
Nick and Susan Pritzker
Carolyn and Hollis Rademacher
Andy Salk
Jeffrey and Lori Samaras
Jill and Robin Selati
Anne and Ronald Siegel
Jeremy Silverman
Craig and Lori Stern
Barbara and Randolph Thomas
Howard and Judith Tullman
David Vitale
D. Reed Webster
Tom and Pat Wood
CLEVELAND
$100,000+
$10,000 - $49,999
$7,500 - $9,999
Chicago White Sox
First Book
Joseph Freed & Associates
$2,500 - $4,999
K. Andre Consulting
Deborah Fell-Knupp
Southtown Paint & Wallpaper
Summit Executive Center
Ohio Community Service Council
$50,000 - $99,999
The Cleveland Lawyers Consortium*
CSX Transportation*
RPM International, Inc.*
$10,000 - $24,999
$100 - $249
Calphalon Culinary Center
Chez Charles a Salon
Dominick’s
Einstein Bros. Bagels
Jewel Osco
$25,000 - $49,999
Eva L. & Joseph M. Bruening Foundation
Deaconess Community Foundation
George Gund Foundation
Saint Luke's Foundation of Cleveland, Ohio
The Harry K. & Emma R. Fox
The Edward and Betty Sloat Foundation
The Thomas H. White Foundation
KeyCorp
DePaul University
Hispanic Alliance for Career
Enhancement
Keith Kelly
The Olive Garden
Roosevelt University
Cavs Charities: A Fund of the Robert
R. McCormick Tribune Foundation
The Cleveland Foundation
TRW, Inc.
*Denotes the donor is a Team Sponsor
Daniel H. Burnham Academy
Deloitte Consulting
$250 - $499
Deborah Coleman and Daniel Polster
Louise and William Keating
Christopher and Laura Larson
Kathleen and Raymond Murphy
Dave and Jan Sunderhaft
$10,000 - $24,999
$1,000 - $2,499
Columbia Chronicle
GSD&M Advertising Inc.
Home Run Inn Pizza
$500 - $999
$50,000 - $99,999
CORPORATE DONORS
$25,000 – $49,999
$500 - $999
FOUNDATIONS
$5,000 - $9,999
The Murphy Family Foundation
Rosskamm Charitable Lead Annuity
Trust No. 2
$1,000 - $4,999
Eaton Corporation
National City Corporation
$5,000 - $999
Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP
COSE
Dominion East Ohio Gas
Jones Day
McDonald Investments, Inc.
RR Donnelley Financial
$1,000 - $4,999
Charter One Bank
The Cleveland Browns
Climaco, Lefkowitz, Peca, Wilcox,
Garofoli Co., LPA
Developers Diversified Realty Corporation
Edward Howard & Co
Fifth Third Bank
Forest City Enterprises, Inc.
Hahn Loeser + Parks
The Home Depot
Huntington National Bank
Invacare Corporation
Lincoln Financial Group
Mansour, Gavin, Gerlack & Manos,
Co., L.P.A.
Molded Fiber Glass Companies
Oatey Co.
Ozanne Construction
Penton Media, Inc.
The Plain Dealer
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Reminger & Reminger Co., L.P.A.
Sagemark Consulting
Starbucks Corporation
Thompson, Hine LLP
Turner Construction
Ulmer & Berne LLP
Weltman, Weinberg & Reis Co., LPA
The George W. Codrington
Jam Foundation
Arthur B. McBride, Sr. Family Foundation
Richman Brothers Foundation
Ronald McDonald House Charities of
Northeastern Ohio
David S. Stein Foundation
$100,000+
City of Cleveland*
$50,000 - $99,999
Cuyahoga County Board of Commissioners*
Fay, Sharpe, Fagan, Minnich &
McKee, LLP
Barbara and Bruce Akers
Hugh Calkins
Paula Christ
Kellie Copeland
Michael Cristal
Nancy Cronin
Anthea Daniels
Glenn and Sheri Edison
Bettysue Feuer
Megan and Mike Frothingham
Vic Gelb
Pam George
Linda Hudecek
Shana Johnson
Diane and Mike Kennedy
Kimberly Kormos
Danielle Kramer
David Landever and Keely O'Bryan
James Livingston
Edwin and Maureen Malek
John McDonald
Julius Nemeth
Gary Oatey
William Papenbrock
Wornie Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Singer
Ann Steiger
C.B. Sullivan
Seth Taft
Ellen and Harold Ticktin
Susan and William Vogelgesang
Norman Wain
David and Janet Walsh
Ronald Weinberg
Catherine Westcott
Patricia and Thomas Williams
Bennett Yanowitz
Nick Zimmers
AMERICORPS
Community Service
South Carolina Commission on
National and Community Service
CORPORATE DONORS
$10,000 - $49,999
Blue Cross Blue Shield
$5,000 - $9,999
Bank of America
BellSouth
First Citizens
Nelson, Mullins, Riley & Scarborough
Wachovia Bank, N.A.
$1,000 - $4,999
Carolina First Bank
Colonial Insurance
Dollar General
SCANA
Time Warner Cable
University Motors
$500 - $999
First Community Bank
Hanson Brick
Intertape Polymer Group
Palmer Memorial Chapel
Palmetto Citizens Credit Union
Southeastern Freight Lines
FOUNDATIONS
$5,000 - $9,999
The Academy of Columbia Foundation
Allstate Foundation
Tides Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
Regional Transit Authority
Food Lion Foundation
Lipscomb Family Foundation
Publix Supermarkets Charities
UPS Foundation, Inc.
Wal-Mart Foundation
$10,000 - $24,999
Edward Howard & Co.
$100,000+
$500 - $999
$2,500 - $4,999
City of Columbia
The National Conference for
Community and Justice, Inc.
CVS/pharmacy
$5,000 - $9,999
$1,000 - $2,499
Palmetto Pride
$5,000 - $9,999
Cuyahoga County Board of Health
$1,000 - $4,999
Cuyahoga Community College Foundation
Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland
United Way Services of Greater Cleveland
INDIVIDUALS
$10,000 - $24,999
United Way Services of Greater Cleveland
$5,000 - $9,999
William B. Summers
$1,000 - $4,999
$500 - $999
$100 - $499
COLUMBIA
David Abbott and Jan Roller
Robert and Virginia Clutterbuck
Bridget and Jeff Concepcion
Donna Cydzik
Robert and Sally Deitz
Ann and Bob Gillespie
Anne and James Schoff
Frank Sullivan
Tom Sullivan
IN-KIND DONORS
$50,000 - $99,999
Franklin Covey
Dr. Clint W. Snyder
$500 - $999
$1,000 - $4,999
Fast Forward
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
Richland School District One
Hughie's Audio Visual Service
$500 - $999
$250 - $499
Executive Caterers at Landerhaven
Beaufort County Alcohol & Drug
Abuse Department
$100 - $249
INDIVIDUALS
Giant Eagle
$1,000 - $4,999
Rick Noble
Marguerite O'Brien
$500 - $999
Mr. Stephen K. Benjamin
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$100 - $499
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Dawkins
Stuart A. Hamilton
Mary Lou Ippolito
Sally McKay
Sandy Nesbit
Scott Sayers
Lisa Sisk
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Smith, Jr.
IN-KIND DONORS
$1,000 - $2,499
The Home Depot
Sticky Fingers
Wentworth Printing
$500 - $999
South Carolina Massage Therapy Institute
Target
$250 - $499
Jean Bergeron
The Biscuit House
Shealy's Bar-B-Q
Sonic
The State Newspaper
$100 - $249
Keith Kargel c/o Nature Learning Center
Publix Supermarket
Taco Bell
COLUMBUS
$25,000 - $49,999
AMERICORPS
The Columbus Foundation
Ingram-White Castle Foundation*
The Harry C. Moores Foundation
Community Service
Ohio Community Service Council
TEAM SPONSORS
Cardinal Health, Inc.
Honda of America, Mfg., Inc.
Ingram-White Castle Foundation
National City
The Siemer Family Foundation
CORPORATE DONORS
$50,000 - $99,999
Cardinal Health, Inc.*
Honda of America Mfg., Inc.*
National City*
Columbus Youth Foundation
The English Family Foundation
The Reinberger Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
Columbus Medical Association
Foundation
The Edwards Foundation
The Fraternity and Sorority
Foundation at OSU
Mykrantz Family Fund
$100,000+
City of Columbus
$10,000 - $24,999
$10,000 - $24,999
Continental Office Interests
Huntington
Marsh Incorporated
Nationwide Insurance Enterprise
OhioHealth
Communities in Schools-Columbus
United Way of Central Ohio
$5,000 - $9,999
Rosewind Community Center
$1,000 - $4,999
$5,000 - $9,999
Bank One
Bob Evans Farms
Bricker & Eckler
Fifth Third Bank
Marshall Fields
NetJets
Plaskolite, Inc.
Strathman Associates, Inc.
Worthington Industries, Inc.
$1,000 - $4,999
American Electric Power, Inc.
Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP
Cameron Mitchell Restaurants
Crane Plastics Company
Deloitte & Touche, LLP
Donato’s
DSW
Elford, Inc.
Haynes & Haynes
The Home Depot Foundation
The Limited, Inc.
Mount Carmel Health System
Porter, Wright, Morris & Arthur
Renny J. Tyson Co., LPA
Salomon Smith Barney
State Farm
Stonehenge Holdings, Inc.
Trucco Construction Co., Inc.
Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP
Youth Service America
$500 - $999
The Junior League of Columbus
INDIVIDUALS
$1,000 - $4,999
Lori and Randall Anstine
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Gary and Judy Glaser
Craig and Megan Haddox
Donna and Larry James
Cynthia and Mark Lima
Dan Prond and Melissa Reynolds
Boyce and Toshia Safford
Janet and Mark Sturgeon
Priscilla and Renny Tyson
David and Toni Weiss
$500 - $999
IN-KIND DONORS
*Denotes the foundation is a Team Sponsor.
Ron Barnes
Diana and Robert Bolone
Gregory Daniels
Amy Ervin
Steven Farrell
Paul and Renee Heller
Lolita Hines
Charles and Yvonne Jones
Richard Kirkendall
Valarie McDaniel
Leslie and Tim Michaels
Bob and Valeriana Moeller
Douglas Morgan
Jenny and John Nelson-Carney
Tom O'Hara
Cornelius and Les Wright
$50,000 - $99,999
$100 - $499
$1,000 - $2,499
The Siemer Family Foundation*
Liz and Luis Alcalde
Andrew and Jonn Alexander
Barb Atherton
Lisa Banks
Sheila Barfield
Emma M. Barnett
Mark and Laura Belleville
Elizabeth Beu
Maurice Blake
Au Bon Pain
Chipotle
Creative Paints
Honda of America Manufacturing, Inc.
Kroger
Magic Mountain
Nationwide
Tracey Plummer
Policy Works
$500 - $999
Application Link, Inc.
FOUNDATIONS
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$10,000 - $24,999
Sally Boysen
Lorraine Brock
Brian Adams Brooks
Barbara Bryson
Beth and David Bubis
Gary and Marcia Buechel
Eric Carmichael
Tony Celebrezze and Stephanie Tresso
DeLena Ciamacco
Shirri Connor
Jim Daley
James and Pamela DeSantis
Hannah and C. Thomas Dillard
Jason and Lisa Dolin
Sarah Eagleson
Beau Euton
Daniel and Temmy Evans
Craig and Susan Fehl
Jewell Garrison
Janet George
Philip Giessler
Maggie and Matt Gilmore
Jessica Goldman
Gene and Stanley Harris
Karen and Steven Heiser
Holly Hollingsworth
Robert and Val Hrivnak
Olivia Johnson
Clayton Jones
Rusty and Zane Jones
Clark and Rosy Kellogg
Chad Kessler
John Kessler
Melissa and Paul Lacroix
Jeff Lauback
Matthew Lindsay
Mark Matson
Bill and Peg McFarren
Sue Norris
David and Lee Paragas
Mary T. Prusak
Bob Rapparlie
Keely Rhodes
Nancy Safford
Jeanne Schlairet
Alison and Patrick Scott
Mike Scott
Bethany A. Shaw
Rekha and Rohit Trivedi
Liz Upchurch
Jason Waite
Torri Warner
Tim Whalen
Kathy and Tom Woods
$10,000 - $24,999
Central Ohio Transit Authority
WBNS/10
$5,000 - $9,999
The Literacy Initiative
WCMH/4
$2,500 - $4,999
Christian Francis Abessolo
Children's Hospital
Franklin Park Conservatory
The Home Depot
Valaire Logistics
$500 - $999
The Blackwell Inn
Dr. Sally Boysen
Tony Celebrezze and Stephanie Tresso
Community Relations Commission
Dublin Cleaners
The Hyatt
Kathy Lalonde
Ohio Telecom Association
Myers Photography
National City
Reynold’s Travel
Schottensteins
Larry Spenser
$250 - $499
Queen Brooks
Cingular Wireless
Ed Colston
Ethniciti
Graphic T's
Half Price Books
Life Care Alliance
Mr. Geero
Rag O Rama
Ron Shelton Jr.
Walgreens
West Broad Street Elementary School
DETROIT
AMERICORPS
Michigan Community Service Commission
TEAM SPONSORS
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
Comerica Charitable Foundation
DaimlerChrysler Corporation Fund
Ford Motor Company Fund
Henry Ford Health System/
Health Alliance Plan
Bank One, Michigan
The Jewish Community of Metro Detroit
-Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit
-The Jewish Fund
-United Jewish Foundation
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
CORPORATE DONORS
$100,000+
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan*
Comerica Charitable Foundation*
DaimlerChrysler Corporation Fund*
Ford Motor Company Fund*
Henry Ford Health System/
Health Alliance Plan*
$100 - $249
Arbonne International
Arthur Murray Studio
BD's Mongolian BBQ
Blue Jackets Foundation
Buffalo Wild Wings
Byzantium
Cap City Diner
John Carney
Circuit City Foundation
Columbus Crew
COSI Columbus
Domino's Pizza
Donatos
Doubletree Guest Suites
Drexel Theatres
Duxberry Park
The Funny Bone Comedy Club & Café
Janet George
Jazz Arts Group
Gladstone Elementary
Kinko's
Marengo Institute
Max & Erma’s
Ohio Foundation for Independent Colleges
Pepper
Tracy Plummer
Silver Spoon Catering Co.
Suzanne Silver
Smith Barney
Student Book Exchange
Yankee Trader
$50,000 - $99,999
FOUNDATIONS
$1,000 - $4,999
Penny Bailer
Marcie Brogan
Joseph Buttigieg
John Daniels
Diane and John Marshall
Eugene and Marlies L. Parenti
Roger Penske
Elizabeth E. and William C. Rands
$100,000+
The Jewish Community of Metro Detroit*
-Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit
-The Jewish Fund
-United Jewish Foundation
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation*
$50,000 - $99,999
Hudson-Webber Foundation
McGregor Fund
$25,000 - $49,999
Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Detroit Auto Dealers Association Fund
of the Community Foundation for
Southeastern Michigan
$10,000 - $24,999
Detroit Lions Charities
Detroit Rotary Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
Knight Foundation Funds of the
Community Foundation for
Southeastern MI
The Kresge Foundation Stanley Kresge Award to John Marshall
Bank One, Michigan*
The Comcast Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
$25,000 - $49,999
Dennis W. Archer Community
Development Fund
Comerica Charitable Foundation
DaimlerChrysler Corporation
Ford Motor Company
$10,000 - $24,999
American Axle & Manufacturing
Holdings, Inc.
Bon Secours Cottage Health Services
DTE Energy Foundation
Masco Corporation Foundation
State Farm Insurance Companies
$5,000 - $9,999
Al Long Ford
Comcast - Greater Detroit Region
Detroit Medical Center
Walker-Miller Energy Services LLC
$1,000 - $4,999
Bridgewater Interiors, LLC
Compuware Corporation
Covansys Corporation
Detroit Free Press
Detroit Metro Convention &
Visitors Bureau
The Home Depot
Jaffe, Raitt, Heuer & Weiss, PC
Lewis & Munday, PC
Midwest Health Plan, Inc.
St. John Health
Wiener Associates
$500 - $999
Avis Ford, Inc.
Floyd E. Allen & Associates
Michael Harrison, Inc.
Michigan Food and Beverage
Association
Nichol's Dairy
OmniCare TPA, Inc.
Rodgers Chevrolet
Visiting Nurse Association, Inc.
$500 - $999
Lawrence P. Doss Scholarship Fund
General Sports Foundation
Tammie R. Murray Foundation
The Skillman Foundation
$100,000+
Communities in Schools of Detroit, Inc.
- 21st Century Learning Centers Grant
$1,000 - $4,999
Detroit AM Rotary
Detroit Rotary Club
Empowerment Zone Development
Corporation
Henry Ford Academy
Kiwanis Detroit #1 Club
Mayor's Time / Greater Detroit Area
Health Council, Inc.
$500 - $999
ACCESS
Anti-Defamation League
Arab American and Chaldean Council
Detroit Urban League
Greater Grace Temple
Hartford Memorial Baptist Church
The Heat and Warmth Fund (THAW)
Hospice of Michigan
LaSed
NAACP Detroit Branch
New Detroit - The Coalition
United Way Tri-State
INDIVIDUALS
$10,000 - $24,999
Gail and Lois Warden
Helen and Tarik Daoud
$500 - $999
Ismael Ahmed
C. David and Susan Campbell
Virgil Carr
Brad and Judy Chase
Elizabeth Kanter Groskind
Joseph Ricardo Guzman
Margot C. LaPointe
Barry and Cynthia S. Leonard
Joseph and Kristan Madison
Reuben Munday
Paul Piper
Pamela and John Pratt
Laura Trudeau
Debra L. and Richard R. Wade
$100 - $499
N. Charles Anderson
Harold and Penny B. Blumenstein
Robert and Victoria Buckler
Kenneth S. Burnley, Ph. D.
Amanda Caballero-Holmes
Kathleen Conway
Amy S. Courter
Barbara Czerska, MD
Jacob Early
Carmen Garcia
Honorable Belda Garza
Lawrence Givens
Ruth Glancy
Tarius Haggood
Dr. H. Mathilda Horst
Mildred Jeffrey
Diane Van Buren Jones
Lawrence S. Jones
Dorothy M. Kahkonen
Nicole Klein
Tommy Longest
Allison McElroy
Michael C. McGraw
Gary Moss
David G. and Jacqueline J. Ong
Annmarie M. Patton
Dr. John Popovich Jr.
Keri Pratt
Glenda Price, Ph. D.
B. J. and Carole C. Pritchard
Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Rosenfeld
Craig and Janice Ruff
Rebecca Salminen Witt
Steve Stevenson
Kathleen Straus
Ronald C. Strickler
Rhonda Goers Thomas
State Representative Mary D. Waters
Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Watkins, Jr.
Idell Weisbers
Paula Wood, Ph.D.
Alicia Woods
Judith A. Young-Doss
IN-KIND DONORS
$100,000+
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$1,000 - $2,499
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
The Home Depot
Lucas Wright
NEW HAMPSHIRE
$5,000 - $9,999
Strafford County DHHS
AMERICORPS
Volunteer NH!
$1,000 - $4,999
Portsmouth Sunrise Rotary
$250 - $499
SITE SPONSOR
Burger King Corporation
Delphi Automotive Systems
Greater Grace Temple Church
Michigan State University
Subway
Tubby’s, Inc.
TEAM SPONSORS
Fleet - New Hampshire
GE Foundation
$500 - $999
Dover Middle School Parent Teacher
Association
INDIVIDUALS
$5,000 - $9,999
$100 - $249
CORPORATE DONORS
Bruegger's Bagel Bakeries
Domino’s Pizza
Donut Villa
Einstein Bros. Bagels
Elias Donuts
Farmer Jack Supermarket
Forgotten Harvest
Gleaners Food Bank
Holiday Market of Royal Oak
Honest Tea Inc.
Hungry Howie's Pizza & Subs, Inc.
Interstate Brands Companies
Kmart Corporation
Meijer, Inc.
The Pepsi Bottling Group
Pronto Restaurants
Sam’s Club
Sila’s Restaurant
Target Corporation
Anonymous
Larry and Paula Klane
John Morgridge
$100,000+
$50,000 - $99,999
Fleet - New Hampshire*
GE Foundation*
$10,000 - $49,999
Lonza Biologics Inc.
$5,000 - $9,999
Citizens Bank of New Hampshire
$1,000 - $4,999
Bob's, Inc.
Bottomline Technologies
Coca-Cola Bottling Company of
Northern New England, Inc.
Eurest
The Inn of Hampton & Conference Center
Janitech, Inc.
Liberty Mutual
Margaritas Mexican Restaurant
McLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton, P.A.
Morgan Stanley
Pax World Management Corporation
PC Connection, Inc.
Portsmouth Regional Hospital
Ron Currier's Hilltop Chevrolet
Seabrook Greyhound Park
The TJX Companies, Inc.
Work 'n Gear
FOUNDATIONS
$10,000 - $49,999
Haymarket People's Fund
Tosa Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
Fanny and Svante Knistrom Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
Ella Anderson Trust
Danny's Team
Agnes M. Lindsay Trust
Sy Syms Foundation
Wal-Mart Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
Itthipong Aemimanan
Alexandra and Jim Allen
David and Margaret Allen
Donna and Scott Briggs
Krista and Troy Brown
Carolyn Casey
Douglas and Kimberly Clark
Angela and Patrick Closson
Barbara Connolly
Carlos Enriquez
Jim and Robin Giampa
Deirdre and Thomas Hammer
Linda Heasley
Bruce and Tari Johnson
Judith and Stephen Kidder
Leslie Kiliper and Tom Lucas
Joyce Mayland
Brian and Lorraine McKeon
Bob and Bonnie Monahan
Julie and Michael Myers
Sherrill S. Nixon
Christopher and Kathleen Ogden
Jane Palmer
Andrea and Michael Prager
Kenneth and Leslie Pucker
Charlie Rose
Jodi and Marc Schneider
Gary and Toni Smith
Linda and Terry Zych
$500 - $999
Carroll and Maureen Barrows
Deborah and Kenneth Clark
Dennis and Micky Cokely
Bruce and Christine Crockett
Ron Currier
Maureen Franzosa
Michael Griffin
Ruth Griffin
Sari Grossman and David Morris
Kathleen Hickey
Elizabeth and Kevin Hoffman
Nina Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons
David Pelletier
Brad Richards
Perry and Linda Saunders
Mr. Van W. Shields
Mica Stark
Russell Weatherspoon
Ted Wing
$500 - $999
Anne Slade Frey Charitable Trust
$25,000 - $49,999
Rockingham County Department of
Human Services
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$100 - $499
Bill and Sheryl Adler
Leslie and Matthew Allen
Catherine Anatone
Gayle Anderson
Jeannine and Stephen Angelides
Michael Asselin
William S. Bartlett, Jr.
Doug Bates
Tom Battles
Matthew Benson and Amy Kanyuk
Cheryl and John Bentley
Arnis Berger
Annette and Rob Bergin
P.J. Blankenhorn
John and Nancy Bohenko
Thomas D. Bowen
Cynthia Boyd
Cynthia and William Ziemer Burke
Susan Calegari
Linda Carder
Eleanor Carpenito
Len Cercone
Clarke and Laurie Chandler
Ben and Lisa Clapp
Mary and Steven Cooper
John and Kathy Cuomo
Ann and John D'Aquila
Anthony and Patricia Delyani
Robert Dennett
John and Judith Dolan
Herbert Drake
Jaye and Patrick Duffy
Beth A. Enriquez
Lindy Evans
Laurie and John Fitzgerald
Erin and Thomas Flanigan
Wendy B. Formichelli
Judy and Greg Franken
Ken Fraser
Eleanor and James Freiburger
James Frisone
Tom Giovanniello
Robert Goodman
Larry Gormley
Mr. Richard P. Green
Kenneth Greenberg
Joyce Griffin
Tim Griffin
Jeanne and Steven Grill
Lawrence Grodzicki
Jennifer and Matthew Gunn
Alan and Linnea Hallee
Matthew Harrison
Nancy and Charles Hart
Mark Harvey
Dr. Paul E. Harvey
Stephanie and Thomas Hausman
Jim Hendrix
Michael Hickey
Patricia Hickey
Rachel Hopkins
Sarahjayne Howland
Lisa Hughes
Richard and Susan Ingram
Simeon Jarvis
Amanda Lees Johnson
Christopher Johnson
Jean Kane
John Kane
Michael Kane
Joseph Keefe
Jack Kelley
John and Mary Kenny
Rosemary Kenny
Kelly Kingsbury
Kathleen and Richard Kissel
David Knowles
Joseph LaCasse
Jacqueline and Steven Lalime
Russell Lanouette
Mrs. and Mr. June R. Locke
Courtney and Jay Lodico
Sean Mahoney
Seth Marbin
Caroline Marshall
Susan Martinen
Mark and Rosemary Matheny
Arne May
Mr. and Mrs. David H. McArdle
M. Kevin McLeod
Richard and Martha McLeod
Robert and Mrs. Merriman
Brian Miller
Jacalyn and Ledge Mitchell
Leo and Patti Mullin
Jeff and Paola Murialdo
David and Kathleen Neils
Raymond Nieuwenhuizen
Pawn Nitichan
Dan O’Neil
Nedra Owens
Rita Palmer
Beckie and Michael Pazdon
John Pelletier
Gordon Peterson
David Pontius
Marc Pruskin
Jonathan Pucker
Edward Rennicks
James and Mary Ricciardi
Denise Richardson
Frank Richardson
Leslie Richardson
Noel Rix
Douglas Ross
Gus Roth
Jeffrey Salisbury
Kenneth and Susan Schleicher
Lawrence and Marlene Schrempf
Carol and Robert Scott
Jean Seigle
Maureen and Kevin Semprini
Jacquelyn and Joseph Senerchia
Beverly Shadley
Carin and Scott Sharp
Paul and Susan Shaw
Elliot Shields
Edward and Mary Ellen Siudut
Jennifer and Steven Slade
Janet Smith
Lillian and Ronald Spooner
William Sturtevant
Judith and Sidney Swartz
Bruce and Laurie Taylor
Diane Kelley Tefft
Donna Theobald
Billie and David Tooley
Lyonel Tracy
Jonathan Tze
Kathy Valade
Joanne Van Wie
Ginny Williams
Diane and John Woods
Christopher Yaun
IN-KIND DONORS
$100,000+
NEW YORK
TEAM SPONSOR
Citigroup/Smith Barney
CORPORATE DONORS
$100,000+
$100 - $499
Claudine Bacher
David and Virginia Butters
Shane Cambronero
Deirdre Holmes
The Rita J. and Stanley H. Kaplan
Family Foundation
Carol and Charlie Rose
Laura Shea
Gordon Strause
Richard Winslow
AMERICORPS
PennSERVE: The Governor’s Office of
Citizen Service
TEAM SPONSORS
The Bernard and Irene Schwartz
Foundation
AND1
Comcast
David's Bridal
Eagles Youth Partnership/
Philadelphia Eagles
Firstrust Bank
Fleet Bank
Glenmede Trust Company
Greater Philadelphia
Real Estate Consortium
Aleph Management Systems, Inc.
Oller and Associates
Hunt Corporation
Lincoln Financial Group
Pep Boys
Philadelphia Lawyers Consortium
Blank Rome
Cozen O'Connor
Drinker Biddle & Reath
Duane Morris
Pepper Hamilton LLP
Wolf, Block, Schorr and
Solis-Cohen, LLP
Safeguard Scientifics, Inc.
Sunoco, Inc.
Turner Construction Company
Wachovia
$50,000 - $99,999
CORPORATE DONORS
Ruth Granat
$25,000 - $49,999
$100,000+
Bill and Bonnie Apfelbaum
Jill and Ken Iscol
Linda and Richard Schaps
Stanley Shuman
Margie and Nate Thorne
Carol and Lawrence Zicklin
Safeguard Scientifics, Inc.*
Wachovia*
Citigroup/Smith Barney
$50,000 - $99,999
IN-KIND DONORS
$100,000+
FOUNDATIONS
Bain & Company
$50,000 - $99,999
Anonymous
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous
Chef & Co.
$5,000 - $9,999
The Bloomberg Sisters Foundation
Joseph H. and Florence A. Roblee
Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
Gabelli Foundation
The Liberal Do-Gooder Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
Bill and Jane Havemeyer
Anne and John Herrmann
Jill Iscol
Carol and Larry Zicklin
$500 - $999
INDIVIDUALS
$100,000+
$10,000 - $24,999
Anne and John Herrmann
Donna and Marvin Schwartz
Lauren Simpson Photography
$50,000 - $99,999
Comcast*
David's Bridal*
Eagles Youth Partnership/
Philadelphia Eagles*
Firstrust Bank*
Fleet Bank*
Lincoln Financial Group*
$5,000 - $9,999
$25,000 - $49,999
General Electric
$1,000 - $2,499
Helen and Terry Kellogg
Manchester School District
Judy Ringer
$500 - $999
Ram Printing
Danny’s Team
Coca-Cola Bottling Company of
Northern New England, Inc.
$250 - $499
Bert Cohen
Hometown Folk Art
Gordon Peterson
Subway
$100 - $249
BJ's Wholesale Club
Bread Chef
Decathlon Sports
Domino’s
Dunkin’ Donuts
Idea Outfitters
Jaime’s Bakery and Café
Panera Bread
Wal-Mart
Anonymous
Andrew and Froma Benerofe
$1,000 - $4,999
Jonathan Bien
Bill and Linda Kaye
Jonathan Smith
Cathy and Seymour Zises
$25,000 - $49,999
AND1*
Glenmede Trust Company*
Hunt Corporation*
Pep Boys*
Sunoco, Inc.*
Turner Construction Company*
$10,000 - $24,999
Aleph Management Systems, Inc.*
Blank Rome*
CMS Companies
Cozen O'Connor*
Marsh USA, Inc.
Oller and Associates*
Orleans Corporation
$5,000 - $9,999
Budrich Service Inc.
Drinker Biddle & Reath*
Duane Morris*
Kohn, Swift and Graf, P.C.
Merck & Co.
Pepper Hamilton LLP*
Saul Ewing LLP
Sovereign Bank
United States Liability Insurance Group
Wolf, Block, Schorr and Solis-Cohen, LLP*
York Paper Company
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$1,000 - $5,000
$1,000 - $9,999
Adelman Lavine Gold and Levin
ADT Security Services, Inc.
Barness Construction Co., Inc.
Boyds
Capital Management Enterprises
Crane Marketing Communications
CSX Transportation
Delaware Valley Financial Services, Inc.
Don Rosen Organization
Environmental Control Solutions, Inc.
Fidelity National Title Insurance
Company of New York
Goldenberg Rosenthal, LLP
Home Health Corporation of America
Menta Construction, Inc.
Mercedes-Benz of Devon
National Properties
Navigator Equity Partners, LLC
Obermeyer, Rebman, Maxwell & Hippell
PA Early Stage
Park Bradford Apartments LP
Parkway Corporation
PRG Real Estate Management, Inc.
Salomon Smith Barney
Sandler O'Neill Asset Management LLC
SF Casino Management, LP
Strategies, Inc.
Sunoco, Inc.
United Title and Abstract Agency, Inc.
Avery Foundation
Binswanger Foundation
MCJ Foundation
Ross Family Fund
The Eva and Marvin Schlanger
Family Foundation
Victory Foundation
Goldsmith Weiss Foundation
$500 - $999
American Music Theater Festival, Inc.
Brenpress Inc.
The Brickman Group
The Children's Boutique
Comroe Hing LLP
Conservest Capital Advisors, Inc.
The Donesco Company
Earp Cohn, PC
Gene J. Giello & Associates Inc.
Gigliotti Group Inc.
Good Deal Discount Transmissions
Healthcare Administrative Partners, LLC
Kessler Cohen & Roth, PC
Klehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzburg & Ellers
Le Bec Fin
Mallin Panchelli Nadel Realty, Inc.
McNamara Tile and Marble, Inc.
Michael Cutler Builders, Inc.
Normandy
Pearl Property Commercial
Management
The Quaker Agency, Inc.
Quaker City Abstract, Inc.
The Richman Group
Smith Barney Citigroup
Summer House Design Group
The Tioga Foundation
Visual Communications, Inc.
The Jay and Terry Snider Foundation
Bruce E. and Robbi S. Toll Foundation
$100,000+
School District of Philadelphia
$50,000 - $99,999
University of Pennsylvania
$25,000 - $49,999
Delaware River Port Authority
$10,000 - $24,999
Allegheny West Foundation
Centro Nueva Creacion
City Recycling Department
Congreso de Latinos Unidos
Senator Vincent Hughes
Please Touch Museum
Starfinder Foundation
Visitation After School Program
$5,000 - $9,999
Point Breeze Family Center
United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania
$1,000 - $4,999
HOPE Worldwide
Levering School
Togar Property Company
$500 - $999
Academy for Educational Development
American Red Cross
America's Promise
- The Alliance for Youth
INDIVIDUALS
$10,000 - $24,999
Helaine and Joe Banner
Anne and Ronald Krancer
Bob Murphy
Kenneth and Tina Turner
FOUNDATIONS
$5,000 - $9,999
$100,000+
Bronstein Foundation
Philip Behr
Marla and Richard Green
Caroline and Sidney Kimmel
Eve and Kenneth Klothen
Mark Murray
Don Rice
John Rihl
$25,000 - $49,999
$1,000 - $4,999
Annie E. Casey Foundation
The Germeshausen Foundation
Derek Allen
Joseph Patrick Archie
Barbara and David Avicolli
Jim and Pam Balfanz
John and Wanda Beilenson
David and Pamela Berkman
Sheree and Wayne Bloch
Mike Captriotti
Georgette Ciukurescu
Norman and Suzanne Cohn
Joseph Cox
William Crocket
William Penn Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
$10,000 - $24,999
The Ball Family Foundation
The Sidney Kimmel Foundation
Susquehanna Foundation
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$500 - $999
Richard Dilsheimer and Barbara Eberlein
Lisa Dimedio
Lawrence Dugan
Gary Erlbaum
Joel Feldman
Joseph and Mary Fenkel
Linda Fisher
Samuel Fortino
Ruth Furman
Fred Glick
Anne and Matthew Hamilton
Minnie and Sean Holleran
Karen Keating
Barb Koenig
Christopher Labate
Robert Levy
Nadine Mackey
Jeffrey Maconaghy
Alan and Amy Markowitz
Pat McPherson
Margaret Moore
Rick and Sharon Mosenkis
Doreen and Terrence O'Connell
Bill Palo
Sarah Peck and Dan Wofford
Sharon Pinkenson and Joseph Weiss
Andrew and Leslie Price
Louis Rafetto
Ronald Rubin
Steve Ruffo
Mike Saldutti
Betsy and Richard Sheerr
Ben and Iliana Strauss
Bill Snyder
Beth Solomon
B.J. and Craig Spencer
Michael Tomeo
Les and Maddy Weiser
Senator Harris Wofford
$500 - $999
Shahara Ahmad-llewellyn
Chris Barclay
Michael and Sherry Bell
Gil and Lynn Benjamin
Merrilee and Robert Bodzin
Donald and Donna Brody
Charles Buff
Jack and Sally Cooper
BJ and Howard Creskoff
Scott Ferguson
Matthew I. Garfield
Tara Gleeson and David Sussman
Mary Gregg
Kimberly Hogan
Keith Jones
Gerald and Lee Katzoff
Mary K. Kelley
Craig Lewis
Nick Lezzi
Florence Liddell
James and Lisa Mattiola
Theodore McKee
Ghebre Mereteab
Eleanor Morris
Jerome Muchnick
Alice Rivlin
Marcelano de le Rosa
Mike Schluth
Deena and Eric Seltzer
Russ Stewart
Paul Stuart
Students of The Haverford School
Robert Sullivan
Donald and Linda Thompson
Bonnie and Paul Titus
Scott Trout
$100 - $500
Cheryl Aaron
Raymond Albert
Jo Anne Alexander
Michele Altemus
Joe Andolina
Carol and Wayne Balfanz
Mikki and Ralph Banner
Kenneth Bartels
Ann Baruch
Peter Benoliel
Todd Bernstein
James and Jean Bodine
Victor C. Braverman
Cathy Buch, M.D.
Elinor and James Buck
Stephen Callahan
David Capetola
Judge Ida Chen
Leman Davis
John DeNardo
Ray Derbyshire
Jimmy Didonato
Tracy Dimeo
Lee and Phoebe Driscoll
Peter Edelman
Jonathan Ferranto
Richard Fiesta
Wyneshia Foxworth
Karen and Philip Glick
Andrew Goldman
John Greenfield
Melanie Hopkins
Thomas Jacoby
Diana Jones
Allan and Leslie Kalish
Ted and Wendy Kapnek
Andrew Keiser
Gwen Keiser
Robert Keith
Omar Koukaz
Patti A. Labenberg
David Lacey
William Lehr, Jr.
Jacqueline Levine
Jeff Levine
Danielle Linzer
Itzik Lorant
Ruth Lott
Kathleen and Thomas Lynch
Nicholas Lynn
Mary Mackie
Marciene Mattleman
John P. McCann, Jr.
James McFadden
Bernadette Meade
Kevin Messerle
Margy and Martin Meyerson
Ron Miller
Daniel Muroff
Stephen Myers
Michael Nardone
Michael Nutter
Joseph O'Hanlon
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Orleans
Jana Paley
George Papadopoulos
Joe Patterson
Harvey M. Peck, M.D.
Judith Peck
Chris Pierce
Lee Ann Pomidoro
Ann Marie and John Purcell
Dr. Vinod Ramachandran
Andrew Rubin
Corey Salazar
Clifford E. Schott, Jr.
Stephen Schutt
Ronald A. Schwartz
Nancy Beth Sheerr
Ralph Smith
Bill Smith
Edmund Spaeth
David Stone
Sherry Swirsky
Jay Tolson
Sheldon K. Towson, Jr.
Doug Wagner
Ralph Wellington
Elizabeth Werthan
Joseph and Maureen White
Kelly Whitehead
Denean Williams
Nora Winkelman
Stephen and Libby Wojdak
Lynn Yeakel
Shaun and Susan Young
Alissa Ziemanski
IN-KIND DONORS
$100,000+
Southeastern Pennsylvania
Transit Authority
$5,000 - $9,999
Greenwood Credit Union
Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLP
Holland & Knight Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
Lifespan
Marathon Construction, Inc.
MetLife Auto & Home
Moses & Afonso, Ltd.
North Atlantic Distribution, Inc.
Paolino Properties
Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP
Piccerelli, Gilstein and Company, LLP
Providence Performing Arts Center
Roger Williams Medical Center
Sansiveri, Kimball & McNamee, L.L.P.
Stonestreet Corporation, LLC
The Washington Trust Company
Wasserman Properties LLC
$50,000 - $99,999
FOUNDATIONS
CVS Charitable Trust, Inc.*
Textron Inc.*
$10,000 - $24,999
RHODE ISLAND
AMERICORPS
Rhode Island Service Alliance
TEAM SPONSORS
Bank of Newport
CVS Charitable Trust, Inc.
Fleet Bank
Hasbro Charitable Trust, Inc.
The Providence Journal Charitable
Foundation
Textron, Inc.
CORPORATE DONORS
Philadelphia Department of Recreation
$25,000 - $49,999
$1,000 - $2,499
The Home Depot
Mid State Rental
Shannon's Restaurant
Bank of Newport*
Fleet Bank*
Hasbro Charitable Trust, Inc.*
The Providence Journal Charitable
Foundation*
$500 - $999
MAB Paints
Woods Bros.
$100 - $499
Le Bus Bakery
Saladworks
$10,000 - $24,999
Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island
Collette Vacations
CVS Charity Classic, Inc.
$5,000 - $9,999
Bristol County Savings Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
CVS Corporation
Hasbro, Inc.
Narragansett Electric Company
Teknor Apex
Texas Instruments Incorporated
Verizon Foundation
Hazard Family Foundation
The Prospect Hill Foundation
Roosa Family Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
Billy Andrade-Brad Faxon Charities
for Children
June Rockwell Levy Foundation, Inc.
$1,000 - $4,999
The Champlin Foundations
$500 - $999
The FIRSTFED Charitable Foundation
$10,000 - $24,999
City of Providence
Woonsocket Housing Authority
$5,000 - $9,999
City of Newport
City of Woonsocket
$1,000 - $4,999
Amica Mutual Insurance Company
Bank Rhode Island
The Beacon Mutual Insurance Co.
Citizens Financial Group, Inc.
Cowan Plastics, LLC
FM Global Foundation
Freeman Group LTD
GTECH Corporation
Harrison Law Associates
KPMG LLP
Lin Television
McLaughlin & Moran, Inc.
NBC 10
Newport Federal Savings Bank
Nortek, Inc.
Pawtucket Credit Union
Sovereign Bank
Tillinghast, Licht, Perkins, Smith, &
Cohen, LLP
Women & Infants Hospital of
Rhode Island
$500 - $999
Aon Foundation
Belvoir Properties, Inc.
Beretta Realty Company
CB Richard Ellis
Dimeo Construction Company
Fleet Matching Gifts Program
Gilbane Building Company
Greater Providence Chamber
of Commerce
$1,000 - $4,999
Johnson & Wales University
State of Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations
$500 - $999
Community Preparatory School
Golf Foundation of Rhode Island
INDIVIDUALS
$5,000 - $9,999
Kim and Liz Chace
Joan and Timothy Moran
John and Kristen Moran
$1,000 - $4,999
Joan and Richard Abrams
Alden Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Collis
Richard Bruce Feinstein
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. I. Goddard
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Goldstein
Alan Hassenfeld
Cate Roberts
Navyn and Paul Salem
Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Sharpe, Jr.
Donna and Raymond Uritescu
$500 - $999
Guy Abelson
Lawrence E. Brown
Daniel and Elizabeth Bryant
Elizabeth Burke Bryant
Bernard and Heidi Buonanno
Jim Donahue
Richard W. Fiske
Elizabeth and Thomas Goddard
Bryce and Gloria Hall
Cristie Hanaway
Mr. and Mrs. Casby Harrison
Jack and Lynn Kramer
Virginia Lacy
Frederick and Phyllis Lohrum
Joseph and Karen Lovejoy
Beverly and Herbert Malin
Craig Richardson and
Sarah Beinecke Richardson
Mary and Stephen Rosa
Charles T. Reilly
George E. Schuellein and
Susan E. Shea-Schuellein
Steven N. Sorin
Howard and Kimberly Sutton
Ian Tink
Mrs. John H. White, Sr.
$100 - $499
Karen L. Adams
Elizabeth J. Akin
William J. Allen
Alice Boss Altman
Charlotte H. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andreozzi
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Belliveau
Robert E. Borah
Jean and Sam Brickle
Joan and Joseph Brito
Matthew A. Brown
William Bundy
Edward Cabral
Richard Carolan and Jackie Brosco
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold B. Chace
The Honorable Lincoln D. Chafee
Lisa Churchville
Kristin and Taras Chwalk
Marcia Cintron
Danielle and William Clarke
Eric Conn
Rosemary and Stephen Connors
Richard J. Conti
Margie Cotto
Jacqueline and Robert Cournoyer
Albert Dahlberg and Hilary Fagan
Karen Davis
Robert A. DeRobbio
Bart Dunbar
Shannon K. Dunnigan
Lin and Stephen Edwards
Carl and Grace Farmer
Christine C. Ferguson
James Fingleton and Jennifer Gass
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Fleming
John Flynn and Jill Sabatine
Cheryl and Doug Fonseca
H. Alan Frank
Dee and Tom Fredericks
Cate and Richard Gilbane
Brian Goldner
Stephen A. Gordon
Paul E. Gricus
John and Mary Ellen Grosvenor
Maggie Grove
Elaine and Paul Gustafson
Elizabeth and John Harker
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hewitt
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Hill
Kenneth F. Hirschkind
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Barry and Kathleen Hittner
Marianne Holmes and Ken Knox
John Howell
Joan and Nicholas Hurd
Keith and Lynne Kelly
Bernard and Kelly Lambrese
David and Patricia Lea
Kristin Lehoullier
Lorene and Peter Lehoullier
Gary and Joyce Lincoln
Frederick Lippitt
Heidi Loomis
Darrell and Kerri LuffBorough
Fern M. Madyun
Roger Mandle
Edmund and Jan Mauro
Heather MacLeod and Bruce Ruttenberg
Elisabeth and Robert McGregor
Gregory Mercurio
Theresa A. Moulton
Kathleen and Robert Muhr
Jyothi Nagraj
Michael and Nancy Nissensohn
Cheryl and Michael O'Neil
Daniel and Kathleen Orovitz
Mary Ellen and Steven Panzini
Richard V. Powers
Louis Provenzano
Kristina Richards
Ian and Jane Ritson-Parsons
Laura Love Rose
Elizabeth and Oswald Rosenholm
David Sardinha
Robert Sherman
Mindy and Robert Sherwin
H. Curtis Spaulding and
Patrice Milos-Spaulding
Walter R. Stone
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Taylor
David Tejada
Robert M. Tobias
Chi Tschang
Mark Usher
Steve Vadnais
James Vincent
Mary M. Warlop
Dorothy and Robert Whisner
Caroline Wilcox
Richard D. Worrell
IN-KIND DONORS
$10,000 - $24,999
Collette Vacations
The Providence Journal
$100 - $249
Arlington Farm & Pet Supply
Domino’s Pizza
Mary Ellen Grosvenor
McDonald’s
Pizza Hut
Providence Bruins
Rhode Island Aquarium
Sakonnet Vineyards
Sardella's Restaurant
Shaw's Supermarket
Sherwin Williams
Stop & Shop Supermarket
Taco Bell
Textron
James and Margaret Toth
True Value Hardware
Wendy's
SAN ANTONIO
$10,000 - $24,999
AMERICORPS
Kennedy Memorial Foundation
San Antonio Area Foundation
Texas Commission on Volunteerism
and Community Service
TEAM SPONSORS
H-E-B Grocery Company
Wells Fargo Bank
$2,500 - $4,999
Rhode Island Monthly
$1,000 - $2,499
Papa John’s Pizza
$250 - $499
Bickford’s Restaurant
Caserta Pizzeria
CVS Charity Classic, Inc.
CVS Pharmacy, Inc.
Opera Providence
$500 - $999
CORPORATE DONORS
$50,000 - $99,999
$100,000+
San Antonio Independent School District
H-E-B Grocery Company*
$10,000 - $24,999
$10,000 - $24,999
Charity Ball Association
Doggett Enterprises, Inc.
IN-KIND DONORS
$5,000 - $9,999
$5,000 - $9,999
ACS State and Local Solutions
Alamo Title Company
San Antonio Express-News
USAA
$1,000 - $4,999
Benefit Planners
Broadway National Bank
BudCo. Ltd
Caliber Collision Centers
Cavender Audi
Cavender Buick
Cavender Cadillac Company
Cavender Chevrolet
Cavender Toyota
Clear Channel Communications
Enterprise Rent-A-Car Company of Texas
Ernst & Young LLP
Fiesta San Antonio Commission, Inc.
Frost National Bank
General Motors Automobile Association
Grande Communications
Loeffler Jonas & Tuggey
Pape-Dawson Engineers, Inc.
Pizza Hut
San Antonio Automobile Dealers
Association, Inc
Saturn of San Antonio
SBC Communications, Inc.
UVN Texas LP
Veridian Information Solutions
Wells Fargo Bank*
$500 - $999
American Financial & Auto Services, Inc.
Anderson Marketing Group
Barrett Enterprises
Beldon Roofing Company
Ewing Buick Pontiac GMC Truck
Fuqua & Keim, LLP
Golden West Oil
Gulf States Toyota
Hilb, Rogal and Hamilton Company of
San Antonio
Management Enterprises
Momentum Sports Management, L.L.C.
San Antonio Federal Credit Union
Security Service Federal Credit Union
Team Leadership Results LLC
Toyota Financial Services
WOAI TV
FOUNDATIONS
$50,000 - $99,999
Goldsbury Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
Meadows Foundation
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Rotary Club of San Antonio Foundation
David & Betty Sacks Foundation
Kimberly Clark Foundation
$7,500 - $9,999
NBC
$1,000 - $4,999
Fred Hutt
H.D. Leddy
Rick Littleton
Rick Magnum
Janet and Mike Molak
Mrs. and Mr. Mike Molak
Pamela J. Neumann
John A. and Kay Petru
Jack and Patti Powell
Greg Prescott
Ben Procter
Susan L. Rouse
John M. Sheesley
Melanie D. and Peter J. Toniazzo
Priscilla Tyson
Ernesto Villalobos
Denise and E. Don Walker
Burnedette and Reggie Williams
Jeanne and Wayne Young
City of San Antonio
DeZavala Elementary
$50,000 - $99,999
INDIVIDUALS
Wells Fargo Bank*
$5,000 - $9,999
$10,000 - $24,999
L. B. Doggett
Lee and Sally Posey
Aramark
VIA Metropolitan Transit System
$1,000 - $4,999
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous
John Camp
Rick Cavender
Lynn Davis
Laura and Samuel G. Dawson
Patricia and William Gordon
Sandra and Thomas W. Hoog
Jane H. Macon
Kathryn W. Moser
Richard C. and Stella Guerra Nelson
Antonio and Estella Rivera
Lawrence "Bucky" and Maria Wellisch
Banfi Vintners
H-E-B Grocery Company*
SAN JOSÉ/SILICON VALLEY
Heaven's Helping Hand
AMERICORPS
GOSERV: Governor’s Office on
Service & Volunteerism
Adobe Systems, Inc.
The Applied Materials Foundation
City of San José - BEST
(Bringing Everyone's Strengths
Together)
City of San José Strong Neighborhoods Initiative
Comerical Bank - California
(Co-Team Sponsor)
Hewlett-Packard
Paramount’s Great America
(Co-Team Sponsor)
Synopsys, Inc. (Co-Team Sponsor)
Valley Transportation Authority
(Co-Team Sponsor)
$100 - $499
Maricela Alarcon
Warren Branch
Diana R. and Richard Braschler
Ben E. Brewer III
Walter F. Brown, Jr.
Charles E. Cheever
John S. and Lila Chen
Jeff and Mollie Cullinane
Gloria Delgado and
Joseph D. Leatherwood
Gogi and John Dickson
Robert Dunn
Lynn Dusenbury
Jeanie L. Figg
Don Gaffney
Gilbert Garcia
Tattie and Victor Garcia
Alice K. and Richard J. Gong
Gus and Helen H. Groos
Ella Gayle Hamlin Foundation
M. L. Foundation
$100,000+
$100 - $499
City of San José*
Gary and Madelyn Ater
Lauren Benedetto
John Bourgoin
Paula Brennock
James and Maureen Bringley
Mary and Robert Bringley
Carl Brown
Christina Castillo
Terry Christensen
Dyanne Compton
Melanie and Peter Cross
Susan Currie
Bob and Patricia Dando
Kay Denike
Margaret Driscoll
A. J. Elliott
Anita Maria Elliott
Michael Elliott
Chris and Kate Emmett-Wilder
Jean Fern
Paul Fong
Jessica Friedman
Jeannie Glover
Michael Gravelle
Craig Greenwood
Poncho Guevara
Mark Hardy
Kip Harkness
Jane and Jeremy Harris
Noreen Higgins
Frances and Jack Hood
D. Mark Hornung
Joel Hornung
Lisa Jensen
Cody Johnson
Martha Kanter
Chris Kelly
David Kohls
Paul Kramer
James Lohmeyer
Barrie London-Ogaz
Andre and Lani Luthard
Rodney Markell
Rosemary McEntee
Lloyd Meacheam
Scott Myers-Lipton
Gene and Kathryn Neri
Penny Nielsen
Kenneth and Linda Okenquist
Eugene Pan
Romona Patterson
Nico Peruzzi
Julia Pon
Chris Sadeghian
Dave Sandretto
Michael Sato
Lila and Ronald Schmidt
Robert Schmulian
Erik Schoennauer
Elke Sisco
Kathleen Slattery
Donald Smith
Amy Sousa
Nusrat Uridel
Charles and Claire Wallace
Chris Wilder and Kate Emmett Wilder
Dulcenia Wilder
Karyn and Todd Wilder
Marshall Wilder
$25,000 - $49,999
National Conference for Community
and Justice
San José Unified School District
Washington Elementary School
$10,000 - $24,999
$100,000+
$5,000 - $9,999
Adobe Systems, Inc.*
Hewlett-Packard*
Academia Calmecac
City of Sunnyvale
Columbia Middle School
Horace Mann Elementary School
Kennedy Elementary School
CORPORATE DONORS
$50,000 - $99,999
The Applied Materials Foundation*
$1,000 - $4,999
$25,000 - $49,999
Cadence Design Systems
Comerica Bank - California*
Synopsys, Inc.*
AFSCME Local 101
Silicon Valley Manufacturing Group
$500 - $999
$500 - $999
Caprice Productions
Sherwin Williams
Valero
$10,000 - $24,999
Intel Corporation
Silicon Graphics, Inc.
$250 - $499
$5,000 - $9,999
Coca-Cola
Fanick’s Garden Center
Grady's BBQ
Block 5 Retail Partners
Lockheed Martin Employees'
Foundation
R&L Brosamer
Baskin Robbins
Wal-Mart
Northern California Grantmakers
The Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving
Youth Build USA
INDIVIDUALS
$10,000 - $24,999
Margaret Cristy Lanfri
$1,000 - $4,999
$100 - $249
$1,000 - $4,999
FactSet Research Systems
Greater Bay Bancorp Foundation
San José Mercury News
$500 - $999
Penney's Towing
Safeway Stores
Sybase Corporation
FOUNDATIONS
$100,000+
The Lucile Packard Foundation for
Children's Health
$50,000 - $99,999
Sobrato Family Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
Fitzpatrick Foundation
$10,000 - $24,999
Community Foundation Silicon Valley
San José Sharks Foundation
Joe Natoli
Mary Alice Ramsden
Jessie Singh
Gretchen Spear
Patrick Tehan
Christie Hardwick Vianson
Colleen Wilcox
Jacqueline and Jeffrey Williams
OTHER SPONSORING ORGANIZATIONS
Anne Darling Elementary School
Bachrodt Elementary School
K. R. Smith Elementary School
Lowell Elementary School
Rogers Middle School
University Neighborhoods Coalition
$500 - $999
David Abshier
Michael T. Andrews
Dominic F. Antonelli, Jr.
Arthur and Tertia Emerson
Peggy and Richard Karam
Rick Kuper
Keith and Pam Leslie
Michael Little
Carlos and Rachel Madrid
Shirley Martinez
Sue Merrell
Dr. Arline Patterson
Joe and Martha B. Rivera
James and Pam Russell
John F. Saunders
Kay and Stephen Whitesell
$100 - $999
TEAM SPONSORS
$1,000 - $4,999
H-E-B Print Shop
San Antonio Express-News
Shirt Master
$1,000 - $9,999
Abby Benedetto
Elizabeth Bringley
Kansen Chu
Maureen DeNike
Suzanna Dinga
George Duran and Joe Pon
Fred and Phyllis Fowler
Mike Fox, Sr.
Nancy Glaser
Carl Guardino
Philip and Susan Hammer
Joel Hornung
Kasie Johnson
Meri and Walter Maben
Raj Sandhu
Sheri Sobrato
$500 - $999
Jeanette and Tony Cokely
Jennifer and Jim Cunneen
Rochna Dhand
Pam Gerber and Suzanne Slonim
Darren Grosch
John and Linda Herschbach
Patricia Hill
Lorna Ho
Shawna Holmes
Cortnie Locke
Heather Locke
Zoe Lofgren
Edwin and Sharon McCauley
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IN-KIND DONORS
SEATTLE/KING COUNTY
$25,000 - $49,999
Valley Transportation Authority*
$10,000 - $24,999
TEAM SPONSORS
Adobe Systems, Inc.
Casey Family Programs
Paramount’s Great America*
CORPORATE DONORS
$1,000 - $4,999
Adobe Systems, Inc
Bill Heil and Family
Parsley, Sage, Rosemary & Thyme
Sacred Heart Community Center
Second Harvest Food Bank
Zanotto’s
$500 - $999
Boys and Girls Club
Nathaniel Crosby
Dr. Akhbari Cyrus Dental Office
San José Museum of Art
Southwest Airlines
Summerwind Nursery
$100,000+
Adobe Systems, Inc.*
Casey Family Programs*
$10,000 - $24,999
Microsoft Corporation (matching funds)
Safeco Insurance
$5,000 - $9,999
Capital One Services, Inc.
State Farm Insurance Company
$1,000 - $4,999
$250 - $499
Camera Theaters
Dunn Edwards Paints
Eagle Ridge Golf Course
La Victoria
Pizza My Heart
PWS
Safeway
Sharks Foundation
Valley Theater
Adobe Philanthropy Council
Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
Federal Home Loan Bank Seattle
Lake Partners Strategy Consultants
Nordstrom
FOUNDATIONS
$100,000+
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
$100 - $249
$10,000 - $24,999
Bella Mia
Buca di Beppo
A Caring Dental Practice
Chili's Restaurant
Cicero's Pizza
Domino’s Pizza
Dr. Wilkinson’s Hot Springs Resort
ICI Dulux Paint Center
Susan Hammer
Laura Hitchman
Lisa Jensen
Marie Callender’s
Max's Restaurant
Frances Mayes
Noah’s Bagels
Nouveau Trattoria
Orchard Supply Hardware
San José Climbing Center
San José DanceSport Center
Katie Siderius
Straits Restaurant
Trader Joe’s
Unique Flowers
Valencia Hotel
Medina Foundation
The Henry M. Jackson Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
Floyd & Delores Jones Foundation
Northwest Children's Fund
$1,000 - $4,999
Apex Foundation
$10,000 - $49,999
Highline School District #401
$5,000 - $9,999
BF Day Elementary School
Team READ
Wing Luke Elementary School
$1,000 - $4,999
$500 - $999
$500 - $999
WASHINGTON, DC
KC Aly
Brad and Judy Chase
Jeffrey and Lisa Coopersmith
Carol Gregory
Phil Good
Katherine James
Howard and Mary Maron
Maura O'Neill
Jeffrey Spradling
Tom Van Bronkhorst
Shauna Woods-Mueller
Domino’s Pizza
Papa John’s Pizza
AMERICORPS
$100 - $499
Cathy Allen
Holly Barker and Bill Sherman
Richard and Sarah Barton
Katherine Brustad
Judy Bunnell and Joseph Olchefske
John and Marilyn Chaffee
Geoffrey P.H. Chick
Aimee Chung
Steve Daschle
Sandra Eliason
Brian Gemeroy
Brad and Michelle Goldberg
Jay and Meredith Goldstein
Nigel Green
Rachael Hannah
Michael Hatch and Cathy Wallach
Joel Horn
Dexter Horton and Lora Sherman
Ruthann Howell
Kuzi Hsue
Mark Ippolito
Bart Kale
Ann Kelly
Deborah Kerdeman and David
Tarshes
Dan Kully and Maritza Rivera
Steve Lockshin
Susan McCloskey
Jason Daniel Meyer
Angelina Ong
Laura Orvidas
Laura Ospanik
Dave Overton
Sherry Prowda
Ellen Punyon
Kathy and Michael Risse
Mark Rose
Alan Shalloway
Angelique Shelton
Yolanda Smith
Sarah Spillman
Alexandra Stewart
Carl Stork
Ian and Kathryn Thompson
Sally Von Bargen
Beverly and Russell Vowinkel
Rodney Wheeler
Whitney Williams
$250 - $499
Gear Up
Honest Tea, Inc.
Pizza Hut
Plastic Sales & Services
Target
$100 - $249
Amgen
Azteca Mexican Restaurant
Champion Cleaning Service
David Colbeth
Fun Rentals
James Hampton
In The Beginning Fabrics
Michael's Pizza Cut and Slices
Fred Meyer
Morfey's
Noah's New York Bagels
Papa Murphy's
Pizza Time
Erika Rasmussen
Safeway
Seattle Public Library
Staples
Thrifty Car Rental
Wallingford Pizza House
Zao's Noodle Bar
The Case Foundation
Au Bon Pain
Chipotle Mexican Grill
DC Commission on National &
Community Service
DC Department of Parks and Recreation
Drink More Water
Duron Paints & Wallcoverings
PepsiCo
TEAM SPONSORS
$250 - $499
The Case Foundation
Baja Fresh
Domino's Pizza
Frager's Hardware Store
Giant Food Inc.
The Home Depot
Honest Tea, Inc.
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
Lowe’s
Monarch Paint & Wall Covering
Papa John’s Pizza
Safeway
Subway
Whole Foods Market
Corporation for National &
Community Service
FOUNDING SITE SPONSOR
CORPORATE DONORS
$50,000-$99,999
$10,000 - $24,999
Discovery Communications
$100 - $249
$1,000 - $4,999
The Washington Post
FOUNDATIONS
$100,000+
Advisory Board Foundation*
AOL Time Warner Foundation*
The Case Foundation*
Fannie Mae Foundation*
$25,000 - $49,999
The Philip L. Graham Fund
$5,000 - $9,999
Jewell Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
Freddie Mac Foundation
Sprenger Lang Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
Business Strengthening America
$1,000 - $4,999
Community Service
INDIVIDUALS
$1,000 - $4,999
Joni and Wallace Doolin
IN-KIND DONORS
INDIVIDUALS
$1,000 - $4,999
Robyn and Todd Achilles
Reuven and Wendy Carlyle
Kris Engskov
Susan Kim and Dan Williams
Eddie Lehner
Darnell Malcolm
Dave and Shelley Malcolm
Bill and Sally Neukom
Andrea and Louis Ravenet
Brian and Rhonda Vowinkel
Richard Yarmuth
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$10,000 - $24,999
Gateway Gym
King County Metro Transit
Sound Transit
$1,000 - $4,999
Camp Easter Seals
Camp Long
Prentice Design
Shurgard Storage for Hope
$500 - $999
$100 - $499
Marques Chambliss
Margaret Hudgins
Mark Miller
Clementine Rasberry
Corey Roush
IN-KIND DONORS
$1,000+
Hogan & Hartson, LLP
Sherwin Williams
3 Brothers Pizza
Applebee's
Al's Pizzeria
Bertucci’s
Burrito Brothers
California Pizza Kitchen
Charlie's Pizza
Cosi
Entenmann's Bakery Outlet
Food Lion
Interstate Bakeries
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Kodak
McDonald’s
Modell's
Outback Steakhouse
Pizza Castle
Pizzeria Uno
Ruby Tuesday
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Service Partners 2002-2003
BOSTON
CHICAGO
CLEVELAND
COLUMBIA
COLUMBUS
DETROIT
Agassiz Elementary School
American Friends Service Committee
Asian Task Force
B.E.L.L. Foundation @ Trotter School
Benjamin Banneker Charter School
Boston Area Rape Crisis Center
Boston Community Leadership Academy
Bowdoin Street Afterschool Program
Cambridge Human Services
Department Employment Office
Cambridge Senior Center
Cambridge YMCA
Cambridge Youth Programs
Casa Myrna Vazquez
Centro Presente
Citizen Schools
Clarke Middle School
Curley After School YMCA Program
Division of Alcohol and Substance Abuse
Department of Environmental
Management
Dickerman Elementary School
Dr. Dana Dental Associates
Earth Works
East Boston Social Services
Ellis Afterschool Program
Emerson Elementary School
Executive Office of Environmental Affairs
Flaherty Pool
Fletcher-Maynard Academy
Fresh Pond Reservation
Frisoli Youth Center
Gately Youth Center
Greenwood Elementary School
Haley Elementary School
Harvard Medical School
Hennigan Elementary School
Holland Elementary School
James M. Curley Elementary School
Jane Doe Inc.
Josiah Quincy Upper School
Labouré Center
Main Streets Roslindale
Manning School
Massachusetts Peace Action
McCormack Middle School
Middlesex County District Attorney
Moore Youth Center
Murphy Elementary School
Community and Justice, Inc.
New Arrivals Program
Peace Games
Phileas Bates School
Quincy Lower School
RAY (Reaching All Youth)
Roxbury YMCA
Russell Elementary School
Salesians Boys and Girls Club
South Boston Boys & Girls Club
Spare Change
Spontaneous Celebrations
Transition House
Tynan Community Center
Umana Barnes Middle School
Wang YMCA
William Channing School
YES (Youth Enrichment Services)
Daniel H. Burnham Academy
Henry Suder Elementary
Jacques Marquette School
Laura Ward Elementary
Richard J. Daley Academy
William Ryder Elementary
A.J. Rickoff Elementary School
Alexander Hamilton Middle School
American Red Cross, Greater
Cleveland Chapter
Charles Dickens Elementary School
Dike Montessori Center
Domestic Violence Center
Junior Achievement of Greater Cleveland
Kenneth Clement Elementary School
Luis Munoz Marin Middle School
Newton D. Baker Elementary School
Union Elementary School
Walton Elementary School
Waverly Elementary School
American Red Cross
Blythewood Academy
City of Columbia
City of Columbia Forestry & Beautification
Communities In Schools
EdVenture
Fast Forward
Lexington/Richland Alcohol Drug
Abuse Council
Palmetto Health Alliance
Richland School District One
Heyl Avenue Elementary School
Lincoln Park Elementary School
Ohio Avenue Elementary School
Second Avenue Elementary School
Windsor Academy Alternative
Elementary School
Academy of the Americas
Beard Elementary School
Butzel Elementary & Middle School
Detroit Lions Academy
Duffield Elementary/Whitney Young
Middle School
Foch Middle School
Henry Ford Academy
Keller Middle School
Salina Elementary School
SIGNATURE & SHORT TERM SERVICE
Boston Parks and Recreation
Charles River Conservancy
Esplanade Association
Greater Boston Food Bank
Habitat for Humanity
Holland Elementary School
Metropolitan District Commission
NOAH
Project Bread
Salvation Army
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AIDS Care
Albany Park Community Center
Association House
Beverly Hills S.D.A. Church
The Cathedral Shelter
Chicago Abused Women Coalition
Chicago Cares
Chicago Foundation for Education
Choir Academy
Cornerstone Community Outreach
Deborah's Place
Garfield Park Field House
Greater Chicago Food Depository
Heartland Alliance
Inspiration Café
Instituto Del Progresso Latino
Kagan Home for the Blind
LifeLink
Mary McDowell Settlement House
Nifty Thrifty
The Olive Branch Mission
Onward Neighborhood House
OpenLands Chicago
Pacific Garden Mission
River Park
St. Thomas of Canterbury
Sarah's Circle
Southeast Asian Center
Southwest Women Working Together
Volta Elementary School
World Vision
Abington Arms
AIDS Taskforce
American Mission Hunger Center
Business Volunteers Unlimited
Calvary Hunger Center
CATALYST
City Mission
Cleveland Foodbank
Cleveland Public Theatre
Cleveland School of the Arts
Coit Road Farmer's Market
Dress for Success
Earth Day Coalition
EcoCity Cleveland
Eliza Bryant Home
Fairhill Center for Aging
Harvard Hunger Center
Healthy CMHA
House of Glory Hunger Center
Jewish Community Federation
Kids Vote
LGBT Center
Lutheran High School East
Margaret Ireland School
Michael Zone Recreation Center
Morning Star Hunger Center
Near West Theatre
Ohio City NWDC
Parkworks
Pelton Place
Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital
Rapid Transit Authority
Recovery Resources - Teen Institute
Ronald McDonald House Charities
St. Herman's House of Hospitality
St. Malachi Center
Safe Haven II
Salvation Army Coats for Kids Program
Shoes & Clothes for Kids
Summer Sprouts Program
Transitional Housing
Tri-C Dancing Wheels program
University Hospitals of Cleveland
William P. Day Early Child Center
Zelma Watson George Community Center
SIGNATURE & SHORT TERM PARTNERS
Arden Elementary
Beaufort County Council on Alcohol
and Other Drugs
Benedict College
Boys and Girls Club of the Midlands
Burton-Pack Elementary
Camp Discovery
Carolina Children's Home
Carver Lyon Elementary School
Children’s Hospital
Congaree Swamp National Monument
Cooperative Ministries
Denny Terrace Elementary School
Dent Middle School
Dorn VA Medical Center
E.L. Wright Middle School
First Nazareth Baptist Church
First Steps – Lexington County
First Steps – Richland County
Gallery 701
Goodwill Industries
Hand Middle School
Harbison State Forest
Harvest Hope Food Bank
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
Homeworks
Inter-faith Council
John P. Thomas Elementary School
Lexington YMCA
Lowman Home
Palmetto Health
Palmetto Sr. Care
Prevent Child Abuse SC
St. Lawrence Place
Saluda Shoals
The Salvation Army
Sandel Elementary School
Sarah Nance Cultural Arts Center
Sistercare, Inc.
Southeast Middle School
Special Olympics
Tucker Dowdy Nursing Center
American Addition Community Garden
Area 6 Special Olympics
Barrack Recreation Center
Blackburn Recreation Center
Broadview Health Center
Center for Science and Industry
Children's Hospital
The Columbus Compact Corporation
Columbus Housing Partnership
Columbus Police Department
Columbus State Community College
Communities in Schools of Columbus
Devonshire Elementary School
Donato's Pizza
Driving Park Area Commission
Driving Park Civic Association
Duxberry Elementary School
East Columbus Elementary School
Eastland Care Center
First Community Village
FIRSTLINK
Franklin Park Conservatory
Franklinton Area Commission
Franklinton Food Pantry
Georgian Heights Elementary School
Gladstone Elementary School
Holy Family Community Kitchen
The Home Depot
Homeless Families Foundation, Inc.
Interfaith Hospitality Network
Isabelle Ridgeway Nursing Facility
Keep Columbus Beautiful
Kent Elementary School
Lincoln Lodge Retirement Residence
The Livingston Avenue Collaborative
for Community Development
Lowe’s Home Improvement Warehouse
Lutheran Social Services
Marion Franklin Recreation Center
Mid-Ohio Food Bank
Millennium Community School
Milo-Grogan Boys and Girls Club
The Mobile Tool Library
National Civilian Conservation Corps
Neighborhood Services Inc.
Nelson Park Nursing Home
The Ohio State University
Otterbein College
Project GRAD
St. Raphael’s Home For The Aged
St. Sophia’s Community Center
Shepard Area Association
Community Garden
Shepard Area Community Association
Southwood Elementary School
Sunrise Assisted Living
United Methodist Church
United Methodist Free Store
United Negro College Fund
WC Cupe Community School
Weinland Park Initiative
West Broad Elementary School
West Side Boys & Girls Club
Westminster Thurber
Wexner Heritage House
Young Men’s Christian Association
Agape Connections
AIDS Partnership of Michigan
All Saints Neighborhood Center
Angel's Night Team - Mayor's Office
Anti-Defamation League
Arab-American & Chaldean Center
Arab Community Center for
Economic & Social Services
Arts N Scraps
Barat Family Service
Beard Elementary School
Boys & Girls Clubs
Brightmoor Community Center
Butzel Elementary & Middle School
Capuchin Soup Kitchen
Cass Community Center
Catholic Social Services of Wayne County
Catholic Youth Organization
Cesar Chavez Academy
CHASS (Community Health and
Social Services Center)
Children's Center
Children's Hospital
Children's Museum
CIS/Guest Middle School
City Connect Detroit
City of Detroit Neighborhood City Halls
City of Detroit
Senior Citizens' Department
COMCAST Cares
Concert of Colors - New Detroit, Inc.
COTS Soup Kitchen
Dencap/Kiwanis
Detroit AM Rotary
Detroit Branch NAACP
Detroit Lions Academy
Detroit Medical Center
Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries
Detroit Rotary Club
Detroit Summer
Detroit Urban League
Downriver Reads
Dress for Success
Duffield Elementary/Whitney Young
Middle School
East Jefferson Avenue Community
Organization
Foch Middle School
Focus: HOPE
Gleaners Food Bank
Goodwill Industries
Grace Boggs Center
Grandmont/Rosedale Community
Development
Greater Grace Temple
Greening of Detroit
Habitat Restore
Harbor Light Center
Harms Elementary School
Henderson Memorial United
Methodist Church
Henry Ford Academy
Hillel of Metro Detroit
Holy Redeemer High School
Homes for Black Children
Hunger Action Coalition
Jewish Community Center
Jewish Community Council
John Villa Senior Center
Judson Center
Kabaz Jewels
Keller Middle School
Kiwanis Detroit #1 Club
LaSED
Latino Family Services
Lawrence P. Doss Foundation
Lighthouse of Oakland County
Matrix Theater
Mayor’s Office
Mayor's Time
McMichael Middle School
Michigan Community Service Commission
Motor City Blight Busters
Motor City Makeover
NAACP Freedom Weekend
New Detroit - The Coalition
New Hope Housing Development
Pontiac Rescue Mission
St. Leo's Soup Kitchen
Salina Elementary School
Salvation Army
Southwest Center for Developmental
Services
Southwest Detroit Neighborhood
City Hall
Southwest Detroit Self-Sufficiency Center
Tammie R. Murray Memorial
Scholarship Fund
THAW (The Heat and Warmth Fund)
Unity in the Community
University of Detroit Mercy
Leadership Development Institute
Wayne State University's Festival of
the Arts
Western International High School
Whitney Young Middle School
Yemen Benevolent Association
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Academy of Learning and Technology
Big Brothers Big Sisters of
the Greater Seacoast
Boys and Girls Club of Greater Nashua
Dover Middle School
Dover High School
Hillside Middle School
Philanthropy Resources Unlimited
Seabrook Middle School
Somersworth Middle School
Somersworth High School
Volunteer Action Center, United Way
of the Greater Seacoast
Barrington Middle School
Camp Coney Pine
Camp Gundalow
City of Nashua
City of Somersworth Parks Department
Cooperative Middle School
Crossroads House
Epping Youth Center
Exeter High School
Hampton Junior High School
Hot Couch
Martin Luther King Seacoast Coalition
Manchester Adopt-a-Block
Manchester Boys and Girls Club
Manchester Central High School
Manchester Parks and
Recreation Department
Manchester Salvation Army
Manchester West High School
Manchester YMCA
Manchester YWCA
Marshwood Elementary School
Minority Health Coalition
Nashua Parks and Recreation Department
Nashua School District
New Hampshire Cultural Diversity
Awareness Council
New Heights Community Campus
New Outlook Teen Center
The Odyssey House
Our House
Rockingham County Action
PlusTime NH
Portsmouth Black Heritage Trail
Portsmouth High School
Portsmouth Middle School
St. Anselm College
Seacoast YMCA
Southern District YMCA/Camp Lincoln
SPCA
Strafford County Red Cross
Strawberry Banke Museum
University of New Hampshire
Youth to Youth
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Service Partners 2002-2003
NEW YORK
RHODE ISLAND
SAN ANTONIO
SAN JOSE/SILICON VALLEY
SEATTLE/KING COUNTY
Citizens’ Memorial Elementary School
Community Preparatory School
Gilbert Stuart Middle School
Human Services Mall/Thompson
Middle School
Sacred Heart Church
Sullivan School Family Center & Child
Opportunity Zone/Dr. Michael H.
Sullivan Elementary School
Trinity Encore, Inc.
Woonsocket Housing Authority
Woonsocket Middle School
DeZavalza Elementary School
King Elementary School
Rodriguez Elementary School
Rogers Elementary School
W.W. White Elementary School
3rd Street Community Center
Academia Calmecac Charter High School
Anne Darling Elementary School
Bachrodt Elementary School
Columbia Middle School
Columbia Neighborhood Center
Horace Mann Elementary School
Kennedy Elementary School
K.R. Smith Elementary School
Lowell Elementary School
Rogers Middle School
Shirakawa Community Center
Solari Community Center
Washington Elementary School
BF Day Elementary School
Career Development Learning Center
(King County Work Training Program)
Cascade Middle School
Casey Family Programs (Seattle Division)
Denny Middle School
Garfield High School (Garfield
Achievement Project)
Gear-UP (at Denny Middle School)
Highline School District
Interagency School @ Alder Academy
New Futures, Juanita Apartment School
Rotary Boys & Girls Club
Seattle School District
Team READ
University District Youth Center
Washington Middle School
Wing Luke Elementary School
Work Source North Seattle
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