A RICH TREASURE, A CRITICAL MISSION

A RICH TREASURE,
A CRITICAL MISSION
FISCAL YEAR 2012
ANNUAL REPORT
(JULY 1, 2011 – JUNE 30, 2012)
WHO WE ARE
Zoo New England is the non-profit organization
responsible for the operation of Franklin Park Zoo
in Boston and Stone Zoo in Stoneham, Mass.
Both Zoos are accredited by the Association of
Zoos & Aquariums (AZA).
Zoo New England's mission is to inspire people
to protect and sustain the natural world for
future generations by creating fun and engaging
experiences that integrate wildlife and conservation programs, research, and education.
To learn more about our Zoos, education programs
and conservation efforts, please visit us at
www.zoonewengland.org
OFFICERS
FY12: July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012
Gordon Carr - Board Chair
Ed Toomey - Board Vice Chair
Peter Wilson - Board Treasurer
DIRECTORS
FY12: July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012
Robert Beal
Rory Browne, D. Phil
Gordon Clagett
Jeff Corwin
James Dunbar
Bruce Enders
David Friedman, Esq.
Brenda Furlong
Janice Houghton
Councillor Tito Jackson
Byron Kalogerou, Esq.
Walter Little
Lynda MacDonald
Harry Nudelman
Daniel O’Connell
David Passafaro
Jeanne Pinado
David C. Porter
Claudia Richter, MD
Jay Kemp Smith
Beth Williams
ADVISORY COUNCIL
FY12: July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012
Officers:
Rory Browne, D. Phil – Advisory Council Chair
Kathy Vieweg – Advisory Council Vice Chair
Members:
Alexis Belash
Andrew Mauck
Beatrice Flammia
Bill Byrne
Curt Dietrich
David Hirschberg
Diana McDonald
Donna Denio
Elizabeth Cook
Hathaway Jade
Jessica Gifford Nigrelli
Jackie Henke
Lloyd Hamm
John MacNeil
Mitsou MacNeil
Mark Gudaitis
Mark Vaughan Esq.
Samantha Overton
Bussell
Susanne Macdonald
Terry Schneider
Alan K. Stern
Cover: Red panda twins were born at Franklin
Park Zoo in July 2011. Photo by Fran Mandeville
Zoo Supporters,
Fiscal year 2012 was a very exciting year for Zoo New England marked with many achievements and new opportunities. From
exciting births including a kangaroo joey, white-cheeked gibbon, and a Grevy’s zebra, to engaging interactive experiences such
Aussie Aviary, Butterfly Landing and the always memorable Masters of Flight: Birds of Prey show, there was so much to share.
Franklin Park Zoo celebrated a century of fun and adventure and people of all ages enjoyed the many celebrations in honor of
the Zoo’s 100th birthday. As part of the centennial celebration, we presented the thrilling seasonal exhibit Zoorassic Park
where visitors were immersed in a prehistoric journey through time filled with moving, roaring, life-like animatronic dinosaurs,
including the imposing Tyrannosaurus rex.
As vibrant, essential contributors to our region’s cultural landscape, Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo provide affordable,
fun activities for families while simultaneously educating and inspiring wildlife conservationists and supporters. In FY12,
more than 660,000 children, teens, adults, tourists, teachers and students visited the Zoos making FY12 a record-setting year.
In fact, attendance increased 25 percent over FY11, strengthening our reputation as being a must-see destination.
Within our gates, classroom learning is brought to life and family memories are created. In FY12, we welcomed more than
47,000 students who visited our Zoos through school field trips. Their laughter and squeals of excitement were contagious
as they streamed through our gates for a day of fun and learning. As the fiscal year drew to a close, we were anxiously preparing
for the opening of our new, magnificent playground at Franklin Park Zoo which was made possible by the Play 2 Dream
Foundation.
Delivering on our mission and inspiring tomorrow’s conservation leaders requires great vision as well as passion, creativity
and commitment. We are fortunate to have a skilled and dedicated group of professional staff and a strong core of devoted
Board members and volunteers working together to enhance our Zoos. The members of our greatly expanded Board of
Directors provide strategic direction, insights, technical expertise, financial resources and untold hours of hard work in a
commitment to raising our Zoos to the pinnacle of quality.
We look ahead with a sense of excitement and anticipation. Our Zoos are on the move and the years to come will be marked
by transformation and growth that will help us truly realize the vision for these beloved institutions. We are privileged to have
the loyal and generous Zoo members, donors and volunteers recognized in this Annual Report who are fueling this initiative.
With your continued support, and that of a growing number of partners, we are making it happen!
Sincerely,
John Linehan
President & CEO
A kangaroo joey began to poke its head out of its mother’s pouch in February 2012
at Franklin Park Zoo. The arrival marked the first kangaroo birth at the Zoo since 2005.
Zoos That Inspire
Our Zoos play a unique role in connecting people to the
natural world while providing engaging, memorable experiences.
At Franklin Park Zoo, visitors watched in pure enchantment
along the Outback Trail as Skippy the kangaroo hopped by with
her baby in her pouch. At Stone Zoo, guests were thoroughly
delighted to watch Paddy, a white-cheeked gibbon, learn to
swing and play alongside his parents.
Whether it’s a family outing, a corporate picnic or a school
field trip, our Zoos provide a welcoming environment where all
guests can enjoy themselves and learn about the incredible animals that we share our planet with. In FY12, we had recordbreaking attendance with more than 660,000 visitors who
enjoyed everything that our Zoos have to offer. We are working
hard to realize our vision for the future of these Zoos and are
committed to building world-class institutions for you and your
family to enjoy for generations to come.
Significant Animal Achievements
Each animal is an ambassador for its species and has an
important story to tell in regard to the importance of wildlife
protection and habitat preservation. Some species rely on zoos in
part for their comeback from the brink of extinction. Management
of animals within and cooperatively between institutions
accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) is
vital for ensuring healthy, genetically diverse populations.
Zoo New England has been an active participant in and
contributor to a number of important Species Survival Plans
(SSPs) for many years. SSPs, cooperative, inter-zoo programs coordinated nationally through AZA, are designed to maintain genetically diverse and demographically stable captive populations
of species.
In FY12, the Zoos experienced quite a baby boom and
visitors delighted in seeing all of the new faces.
In early July, red panda twins were born at Franklin Park
Zoo, marking the first birth of this endangered species at the
Zoo. Born helpless and with closed eyes, the twins, a male and
a female, stayed in the nest box with their mother for three
months after birth. They caused quite a sensation when they
made their exhibit debut in October.
In addition to the red panda twins, other births and
hatchings included an endangered Grevy’s zebra, a red kangaroo, and rare Siberian crane chicks.
The kangaroo joey first began to poke its head out of its
mother’s pouch in February. Kangaroo babies are born after
a very short 30 to 35 day gestation and are about the size of
a jelly bean. Joeys begin to emerge from the pouch for short
periods at around 190 days. The arrival marked the first kangaroo birth at the Zoo since 2005.
A few months later, a rare Siberian crane chick hatched.
Franklin Park Zoo is one of three North American institutions
accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums to
house these critically endangered birds. It is estimated that
roughly 3,000 of these cranes, noted for their pure white
plumage and black flight feathers, remain in the wild. The
Zoo, the first in North America to successfully breed these
birds, has produced seven chicks since 1999.
This success is the result of a lot of hard work and technical expertise. The newest chick, hatched May 15, 2012, at
Franklin Park Zoo is a result of artificial insemination. Because
these birds hail from the high Arctic regions, each year on
February 14 the Zoo staff increases the amount of light in the
birds’ exhibit by one hour a week to simulate the light cycle
in their native environment. The light is increased until the
birds receive 21 to 22 hours of light a day. Once the light cycle
reaches this point, the birds typically begin breeding.
At Stone Zoo visitors also saw a number of new faces.
New births and hatches included a white-cheeked gibbon, a
prehensile-tailed porcupine and Caribbean flamingos.
Since the birth of the white-cheeked gibbon on Sept. 2,
2011, visitors have taken great pleasure in watching Paddy
grow from being a small, helpless baby clinging to his mother
to the thriving, energetic young gibbon who now swings
throughout the exhibit alongside his parents.
Zoo New England participates in the White-cheeked
Gibbon SSP, and this birth – a first for ZNE – is the result of
a recommended breeding between Iggy and Kien.
Photos from top to bottom: Caribbean flamingos, a prehensile-tailed
porcupine, and Paddy, a white-cheeked gibbon, with his father Kien.
Immersive
Experiences
Visitors to the Zoos can enjoy memorable interactive experience including the
engaging free-flight Masters of Flight: Birds of Prey show at Stone Zoo and the
opportunity to meet the giraffes at Franklin Park Zoo’s GiraffeTerrace.
It is one thing to see wildlife, but it’s a completely different experience to
be able to interact with the incredible animals at our Zoos.
Visitors of all ages were thrilled with the opportunity to meet Beau at the
Giraffe Terrace, a seasonal experience that is available for a small fee. Standing
face-to-face with the 18-foot-tall giraffe while feeding him butternut squash, is
definitely not something that is soon forgotten.
Masters of Flight: Birds of Prey once again wowed visitors at Stone Zoo.
This free-flight show featured bird species from around the world in an engaging, memorable and educational experience. People watched in awe as the birds
– including a majestic bald eagle – flew in from overhead and demonstrated
natural behaviors such as unique survival techniques and food foraging, as well
as specialized physical adaptations.
At Franklin Park Zoo, the ever-engaging
Aussie Aviary and Butterfly Landing were once
again places where people could truly connect
with the wonders of wildlife. Whether feeding the
colorful budgies in Aussie Aviary or immersing
themselves in the calm, tranquil environment of
Butterfly Landing, people of all ages flocked to
these interactive and educational spaces.
Visitors were immersed in a prehistoric journey through time at the thrilling Zoorassic Park,
where a vast array of fascinating dinosaurs awaited
them at every turn. With more than 15 moving,
roaring, life-like animatronic dinosaurs, including
the imposing Tyrannosaurus rex, this unique seasonal experience at Franklin Park Zoo captivated
the imagination.
Through all of these experiences and so
many others, Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo
are uniquely positioned to connect guests to the
vast wonders of nature by creating opportunities
to explore, discover, play, learn, imagine and
treasure. More than anything else, these experiences help foster a greater appreciation for the
natural world that guests will carry with them
long after they have walked through our gates.
Committed to Conservation
While our animal collection may be the primary motivation behind a Zoo visit, our mission – our passion – is to inspire
and educate the next generation of conservation stewards and
leaders. Our conservation programs are far-reaching and make
a lasting and meaningful impact locally, regionally and internationally. At our Zoos, people of all ages can discover the
incredible biodiversity of our planet and the critical role they
play in ensuring it remains a healthy, thriving environment
for generations to come.
Looking beyond the majestic lion whose roar echoes
throughout Franklin Park Zoo or the snow leopard that tracks
her prey from atop her rocky perch at Stone Zoo, you will
uncover a host of science and conservation advancements that
reverberate into the far corners of the world.
Since 2006, ZNE has been committed to amphibian
conservation efforts in Panama. ZNE is one of several institutions working to save amphibians from the brink of extinction
in the eastern region of Panama–an area rich with diverse
amphibian species. Dr. Eric Baitchman, ZNE Director of
Veterinary Services, is the lead veterinarian for the Panama
Amphibian Rescue and Conservation Project, comprised of a
consortium of partners dedicated to vital amphibian conservation efforts. To learn more about Dr. Baitchman’s work visit
www.zoonewengland.org/conservation.
Conservation doesn’t just happen abroad. The Zoos are
committed to a host of conservation initiatives right in our own
backyard. ZNE, in partnership with Ecologic Entomology,
LLC of Boston, has launched a multi-faceted pollinator awareness program. In April 2012, an apiary, featuring10 wooden
bee hives containing 100,000 honeybees, was installed on the
grounds of Franklin Park Zoo. Through the apiary project, we
plan to teach education program participants, our ZooTeens
and others about beekeeping, the role bees play in the ecosystem as pollinators, and the importance of preserving this important species. Further goals include increasing the number of
honeybee colonies in the Greater Boston area, and expanding
people’s understanding of the inter-reliance of humans with
other species of the world.
Also close to home, ZNE staff continues to participate in
the restoration of habitat for the endangered Karner blue
buttterfly. ZNE is part of the New England Zoo & Aquarium
Conservation Collaborative, comprised of a group of
accredited zoos, which is working to expand the numbers of
the Karner blue butterfly through the Karner Blue Butterfly
Habitat Restoration Project initiated by the U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service and New Hampshire Fish and Game. The
project seeks to bolster the local population of this federally
endangered butterfly by restoring its pine barren habitat as well
as its main food source–wild lupine, in Concord, N.H.
Sharing the
Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo provide the perfect natural
environment for active exploration, inquiry and hands-on discovery to inspire people of all ages to interact with the world in a
positive way. Zoo New England’s expansive science, technology,
engineering and mathematics (STEM) focused educational
programs, which incorporate Massachusetts and federal curriculum frameworks, supplement and build interest in formal science
education and enable our guests to better explore the intricate
connection between natural, thriving habitats and wildlife.
Whether discovering the life cycle of a butterfly in Butterfly
Landing or learning about endangered Mexican gray wolves, a
visit to the Zoo highlights the importance of wildlife protection
and conservation in a meaningful way that has a lasting impact.
Throughout the school year, the Zoos offer free admission to
all Massachusetts schoolchildren. By providing opportunities to
underserved schoolchildren who may not otherwise be able
to visit our Zoos, we are able to share the beauty and complexity
of wildlife and extend our reach by bringing fun and effective
educational programming to all members of our community.
In FY12, we welcomed more than 47,000 students who visited
the Zoos during school field trips.
Through a range of formal and informal programming, the
Education department shares the wonder of nature with so many
– from toddlers in the Playful Paws playgroups to school-aged
children, college students working on research, adult education
participants and a host of others.
Wonders of the Natural World
“The Franklin Park Zoo is one of Boston's institutional treasures. On the
occasion of our Founder's Day, celebrating 368 years of continuous existence,
everyone at The Roxbury Latin School ventured to the Zoo, in its 100th year,
for a day of education and interesting experiences. I am confident that our
students have gained much greater appreciation for their responsibility as
stewards of the Earth and all its creatures as a result of our shared adventure.
We are very grateful for the professionalism, enthusiasm, and inspiring mission
of the Zoo and all those associated with it.”
FY12 program highlights:
• Engaged 169,696 visitors through programs and
interpretation, a 17 percent increase over FY12
• Increased after-school programming by
80 percent over FY12
• Increased the total number of programs by
11 percent over FY12
• Began the fourth year of a successful summer camp
at Stone Zoo
• Presented an increasingly popular set of
homeschool programs at both Zoos
Class time is not only for children. Our educators also offer
classes aligned with the state’s educational frame-works to enhance
the knowledge, skills and expertise of Massachusetts and New
Hampshire school teachers. Teachers not only learn how to maximize the use of the Zoos to facilitate learning, but also participate in
activities that can be replicated in classrooms using either commonly
found materials or special kits designed by the Zoos’ educators.
Zoo New England’s staff also greatly contributes to environmental education beyond the Zoos’ gates. Jennifer Gresham,
ZNE Director of Education, is a member of the Steering
Committee for the Secretary’s Advisory Group on Energy and
Environmental Education (SAGEE) for the state’s Executive
Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs and the Department of
Elementary and Secondary Education.
To learn more about ZNE’s Education programs visit
www.zoonewengland.org/education.
Photo by Don Crasco
– Kerry P. Brennan, Headmaster, The Roxbury Latin School
Inspiring
Tomorrow’s Leaders
For more than a decade, Zoo New England’s nationally
recognized ZooTeen program has created opportunities and
nurtured the development of our future leaders. Since 1999, the
summer ZooTeen program at Franklin Park Zoo has provided
employment and professional development opportunities for
Boston youth. By enriching the program with a structured professional development component, the teens are prepared both
for employment at the Zoo, as well as in their future endeavors.
The teens not only work in a wide range of Zoo departments,
but also forge lasting personal and professional relationships,
build their resumes and hone interview skills.
The program attracts a diverse group of participants from the
neighborhoods surrounding Franklin Park Zoo. In FY12, the
academic portion of the program was increased to include
additional guest speakers on sustainability, conservation, land
preservation and invasive species.
Since the program’s inception more than 1,300 Boston
youth have been a part of the ZooTeen program. This also
includes the Jr. ZooTeen and Teen Ambassador programs which
provide mentoring opportunities and unique experiences for
highly-motivated young people
“By working at the Zoo, I have learned so much about environmental science
and have been given the opportunity to teach others what I know. Not only do I
get to learn a lot about the animals but I also am learning about their needs and
where they come from. The Zoo has inspired me to share the knowledge I have
with others.”
– Christina Scialoia, Teen Ambassador
Strengthening
Our Communities
As a vibrant component of the Boston cultural community
and beyond, Zoo New England is committed to community participation and access. In FY12, ZNE was again pleased to partner
with the Highland Street Foundation who sponsored two very
successful, and highly attended, free days – one at Franklin Park
Zoo and one at Stone Zoo. We continue to work with community centers, camps and groups such as the Greater Grove Hall
Main Streets, Franklin Park Coalition, Project RIGHT, Boston
GreenFest, The Movement Festival, The Boston Youth & Environmental Network, Friends of the Franklin Park Zoo, Emerald
Necklace Conservancy, Stoneham Chamber of Commerce,
Stoneham Business Roundtable, as well as outreach with libraries,
schools, after-school programs and many others.
With help from donations, we partnered with area hospitals
and non-profit organizations to present Dreamnight, a special
evening for chronically ill and disabled children to enjoy Franklin
Park Zoo with their families and caregivers free of charge. More
than 1,100 people attended this annual event.
We also facilitated another successful ZooCamp, our 17th
year of partnership with Camp Fire USA. Because tuitions are
low, this unique children’s summer camp is accessible for many
low-income families and the children receive a safe, educational
and fun experience.
“Zoo New England plays a unique role in the cultural life of our Commonwealth,
both locally through its commitment to its neighborhood and young people, and
globally through its commitment to wildlife conservation and preservation.”
– H. Mark Smith, YouthReach Program Manager, Massachusetts Cultural Council
EXCEPTIONAL PARTNERS
Zoo New England is grateful to all who supported our mission. Listed here are some who made gifts between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012.
For a full list of donors visit www.zoonewengland.org.
Gifts $100,000
Robert L. Beal
Cummings Foundation
Edward and Grace Fey
Gifts $50,000-$99,999
Anonymous
Citizens Bank
Massachusetts Cultural Council
The Boston Foundation
The Yawkey Foundation
Emily V. Wade
Gifts $25,000-$49,999
AT&T
Bruce Enders
Charles and Anne Gifford
Arthur and Connie Gutierrez
Jean and Henry Hall
Harry and Nikki Nudelman
The Highland Street Foundation
Gifts $10,000-$24,999
Joanna and John Berube
Richard and Nonnie Burnes
Margery and Gordon Carr
Jane C. Carr
Eastern Bank
Sandy and Paul Edgerley
Empire Loan
Estate of S. Blair Lent, Jr.
GE Foundation
Karen Sunnarborg and Paul Grogan
Grousbeck Family Foundation
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
Kohl's Department Store
Henry and Mary Lee
Walter Little
Daniel and Marilyn O'Connell
Claudia and James Richter
State Street Corporation - Corporate Headquarters
Brenda Sullivan and Jeremy Kindall
Tiny Tiger Foundation, Inc.
United Steelworkers of America
Raimund and Anne Vanderweil
David Weinstein and Clare Villari
Beth Williams
Dale and Christine Williams
Peter A. Wilson and Jean C. Tempel
Gifts $5,000-$9,999
Anonymous
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts
Dr. Rory Browne and Dr. Grace Chang
Julie and Kevin Callaghan
Gordon and Andrea Clagett
Copeland Family Foundation, Inc.
Earthshare
Fiduciary Counseling, Inc
Fiduciary Trust Company
Denison and Caroline Hall
Janice Houghton
Karmaloop Inc.
Mars Drinks
Cathy Minehan and Gerrold Corrigan
New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
Harold and Frances Pratt
Daniel Romanow and B. Andrew Zelermyer
René and Susan Ruiz
Louise Slotnick
Subaru of New England, Inc.
Benjamin and Kate Taylor
The Baker Committee
The Florence Gould Foundation
Sidney and Libby Topol
Gifts $2,500-$4,999
Mary Ames
Bank of America Matching Gifts
Boston Red Sox Foundation
Susan Cooke
Mary and Charles Davis
Ecologic Entomology LLC
J. P. and Amy Fine
Sarah Freeman and Sam Sherwood
Brenda and Charles Furlong
Jim Gauthier and Susan Stacy
Give With Liberty Employee Donations
Deborah and Michael Goldberg
Happy Family
Timothy Hilton
Dr. Martin Kelly
Anne and Christopher Lewis
Jenifer Burkett-Picker and Dennis Picker
Samuel Plimpton and Wendy Shattuck
Robert and Sally Quinn
Don Rodman
Daniel Salera and Michael McCay
Dr. Alan Stern and Ms. Lori Tenser
Kathleen Vieweg and Barry Berger
Watson and Taylor Management, Inc.
Gifts $1,000-$2,499
Anonymous (4)
Anzivino Electric Corp.
B Green Biodiesel LLC
Ann Bitetti and Doug Lober
Mark and Maribeth Brostowski
Jack Burke and Barbara Stern
David Canter and Lisa Strope
Marvin and Ann Collier
John and Stephanie Connaughton
Kathryn and Tim Conway
Elizabeth Cook
Jeff Corwin and Natalia Sultanova-Corwin
Teresa and Frank DeGiacomo
Kim Doherty
Elise and James Dunbar
Sanford Elsass
William and Lynn Flaherty
Peter and Rebecca Forkner
David Friedman and Jennifer Sun
Russ and Betty Gaudreau
Casey and Matthew Girard
Laura Glynn
Jeff and Sena Gore
Sarah and John Gosselin
Grace Fey Advisors, LLC
Brad and Patti Griffith
Grove Hall Child Development Center, Inc.
Michael and Sue Hazard
Hicks Family Charitable Foundation
Cynthia and David Hill
Matt Hill
Linda and David Hirschberg
LeeAnn and Steven Horner
Katherine Howard
John and Pamela Humphrey
James and Emily Hunsicker
Inland Underwriters Insurance Agency
InTown Veterinary Group
Gene and Ronnie Isenberg
William and Janet James
David and Stephanie Javaheri
Sheila Kennedy
Theodore and Nancy Ketterer
Christine Kondoleon and Frederic Wittmann
Teresa Koster
Dr. Aaron Lazare and Mrs. Louise Lazare
Matthew Leroux
John and Julie Linehan
Charlotte Liu
Richard and Nancy Lubin
Lynda and Kevin Macdonald
marlo marketing/communications
Kate and Kevin McCarey
Cynthia Mead
Gene Miller
Diane Moes
Brigitte and Gerard Moufflet
Joe O'Donnell
Palace Head Foundation Inc.
Kathleen Peto and Mary Papi-Hill
Steven Picciano
Jeanne Pinado
Plymouth Rock Assurance Corporation
Harold Pratt
Putnam Investments Matching Gifts Program
Savings Bank Life Insurance
Daniel Scanlan
Philip and Christina Severin
Elizabeth Smith
Mason Smith and Gordon Green
Thomas Stemberg and Katherine Chapman
Cathleen and James Stone
StonehamBank
Stoneham Savings Bank
The Eastern Charitable Foundation
The Sooner Foundation
Suzanne Tompkins
Robert Traylor
University Of Massachusetts Boston
University of Massachusetts Foundation
Weiss Farms Inc
J. David and Virginia Wimberly
Steve Woodsum and Anne Lovett
Yahoo! Employee Foundation
Ellen and Peter Zane
Hans and Ann Ziegler
Gifts $500-$999
Jon and Pat Baker
Matthew and Sarah Begg
Robert and Ann Buxbaum
David Caron
Howard and Jennifer Chang
Peter Cheimets
Christensen-Dunn Early Foundations Fund
Joseph Darrigo
Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge LLP
Kathleen Fallon and Michael Donofrio
Raya Gildor and Anna Asquith
Guido Goldman
Arnold and Rona Good
Lisa and Steve Gordon
Grant Thornton LLP
Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. LLC
Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce
Dolores Green
Jackie Green
Photo by Don Crasco
James and Julie Greenberg
Fran Grodstein and Andreas Gomoll
Stephen and Karen Hall
Elizabeth and Donald Hartman
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation
Thomas Hauser and Bela Bashar
Jonathan Herlihy and Maria Fitzgerald
Devin Hill
Susan Bear and Michael Hill
Michael Hogan and Margaret Dwyer
Susan Stickells and Albert Holman, III
Bettina Igel and Jeffrey Dunn
Judith Jameson
Harriet Karkut
Dr. Margaret Koster and Mr. Joseph Koerner
Scott and Jeanne Koles
Sarah and Darrin Ladd
Didier Malaquin and Paul Healy
Nancy and Larry Master
Michael and Elaine Mathews
Jean and David McLachlan
Microsoft Corporation Matching Gifts Program
Michael Miele and Anne Esbenshade
Richard Milstein
Greg and Nicole Moore
Elizabeth Moroney
David Passafaro
Pet Life
Daniel Richards
Sharon and Frank Roop
Jordan Ruboy and Richard Millstein
Michael Ruhoy and Paula Touliopoulos
Susan and Bob Ruzzo
Joseph Scanlan
Lori and Matthew Sidman
Robert Skenderian and Tammy Thibault
Stoneham Ford
The Allstate Foundation
Richard R. Tisei
Edmund Toomey
Paul Tucker and Maggie Moss
Donna Weiss
Sara Withington
Andrew Witunsky
Jeff Worth
Gifts $100-$499
Anonymous (3)
Jon Abbott
Abenaqui Country Club
Tom Adams
Dr. Robert and Mrs. Terry Alexander
All City Screen Printing Inc.
William and Mary Lou Allan
Catherine Allard
Allstate - The Giving Campaign
Jonathan Ambrosino
Tina and Eugene Argiro
Mary Atkinson
Charlie and Cackie Austin
Brandi Baitchman
Jennifer and David Barker
Louise Barker
Joseph and Fran Baron
Dorothy Barr
Michael and Lisa Barras
Anita Barry and James Heffernan
Hope Barton
Paula Beattie and Richard Rosenberg
Nancy and Reinier Beeuwkes
Norman and Anne Belleville
John Bender
Noah and Jeanette Berger
Charlyn Bethell and Guy Urban
Gee Gee Bishop and Wynne Blair
Ellen and Mark Borreliz
Paul Borsari, Jr.
Christine Boudreau and Raylene Piretti
Britton Bradley
Jeanette and Thomas Brady
Victoria Bram and Allan Sheehy
Ruth Bramson
Michelle and George Brock-Fisher
Kim Brooks
Christina Brown
Gretchen Brown
Jane Brown
Jeffrey and Morgan Browning
Ethel Bullitt and Colin Devonshire
Jessica and Mark Buonagurio
Julia Burns and Joanna Burns
Nikki Caldwell
Sally Callahan
Liza and Daniel Cameron
Matthew Campbell
Marilyn Canfield
Neil Carlson and Mary Hopper
Quentin Caron and Sally Coyle
Ronald Caron
Paul Casey
Robert Casey
Cassidy Landscaping LLC
Allan Checkoway
Chemco Industrial Products Inc.
Po-Shang Chen and Shan-Lee Liu
Gerald Chertavian
Nicole and Greg Chiapparo
Frederick H. Chicos
Helen Chin Schlichte
Minsik Choi
Kiersten Christensen and Craig Miller
Margaret Clowes
Maureen and Donald Cochran
Ellen Cohen and Daniel Haber
Virginia Coleman
Community Gifts through Harvard
Stacy and Patrick Conneely
Sara and Patrick Connerty
Christopher and Julie Conroy
Contravisory Investment Management
George Cooper
Nancy Corcoran
Gloria Cordes Larson
Jason and Pamela Cornwell
Peter Costello and Kevin McDonough
Covidien Matching Gifts
Sally Coyle
Pat Crow
Curtain Time Inc.
Glenn and Judithann Cushman
Nancy Dagdigian
Ann Dannenberg
Susan and Mark Danskin
Anne Denier
Donna Denio and Bruce Conklin
Ben Dennis and Cheryl Houck
Anne Desjardins and Dennis Ambrose
Marjorie DeVault and Robert Chibka
Colin Devonshire and Ethel Bullitt
Peter and Ann Dion
Kevin Donahue
Marcia Donaldson
Representative Paul Donato
Kelly Donovan
Ira Dorfman
Michael Douvadjian
Bruce Doyle
Sharon Drillio
Jean Dudley
Karen and Shawn Dufour
John and Suzzara Durocher
Elizabeth Eaton
Nelson and Susan Eby
Andrew and Marsha Edmonds
Edvisors Foundation, Inc.
Margaret Eifert and Paul Wendelgass
Ellen and Peter Fallon
Nancy Fantom and Hugh Davis
Marsha Ferracane
Therese and George Festa
Britt Fitch
Joan Fitzgerald
J. Kevin and Elaine Foley
Michael Foley
Janice and Thomas Foster
Richard and Judy Fox
Dori Frankel and Marie Scibeck
Jeanne Frullo
Dan and Melinda Fulton
Phyllis and Jennie Fusco
Keith Gainsboro
Representative William Galvin
Eileen Ganley
Ann and Robert George
Cyrus and Joanne Gibson
Joanna Gibson
Thomas and Katherine Gilbane
Frances Girgenti
Jeanne Glionna
James Godwin
Michael and Susan Goldman
Michael Goldstein and Allison Picott
Alex Gomez
Google Inc.
Abby and Brett Gordon
Mary Beth and Chris Gordon
Michael and Karen Gorton
Joan and Raymond Green
Joseph and Ann Marie Gresci
Jennifer Gresham
Groundmasters Corporation
Kristy and Edward Guarnieri-Hynes
Jane and Thomas Gunn
Galina Gutkin
Jonathan Haar
Hardy School
Harvard University
Ann Hawley
Robert Hayes
Stephanie Hayes and Sam Brelsfoard
Martha and John Henderson
Eileen and Howard Herman-Haase
William and Jodi Hess
Erin Higgins and Douglas Rosner
Jolie Hinnendael and Henry Lynn
Leslie Hoerr
John Holak
Mark Holly
John and Sara Hotaling
Robert Hoyt and Mary King
Willis Hulings
Arthur and Eileen Hulnick
Daniel Hunter
IBM Corporation Matching Grants Program
ICYBAY
Steven Isakoff and Sherri Spear
Jeannine Jackle and Michael Jackle
John and Pat Jacoby
John Jaynes
Jackie Jenkins-Scott and James Scott
Terri and Roland Jennex
John Hancock Matching Gifts Program
Tracey Johnson and Michael Lyons
Ardis Johnston
Representative Louis Kafka and Mrs. Anita Kafka
Adrienne Kames
Susan Kaplan
Susan Kavanagh
Stephen and Lisa Kenney
Susan Kenney
Joseph Kesselman and Margaret McDonald
Eric Kilby and Kate Peterson
James Kirschner and Anne Hutchins
Robert Kjellman and Jean Spaulding
Ruth Kmito
Mark Kramer and Susan Harris
Pat Kreger
Gregory and Kristina Kriebel
Mary Louise Larkin
Lisa and William Laskin
Keri Layne
Anne Leary and Mark Stahl
David and Lucinda Lee
Patty Lee and Jaime Vidaurrazaga
Neal Lerner and Tania Baker
Ryan and Terrill Levering
Andrea Lewicki
Kara and David Libby
Patrick Linden
Clark Linehan and Alison Froeliger
Laura Liswood
Thomas and Patricia Loring
Sharon Lovanni
Ann and Donald MacAdam
Susanne Macdonald
John Maciaszczyk and Nancy Sencabaugh
Donald MacKenzie
Tracy MacNeal and Geoffrey Doerre
Mary Mady
Eileen and Thomas Maher
John D. Malcolm
Jennifer Malone and Arthur Silva
Francine and Kevin Mandeville
Robert and Karen Mank
Irma Mann
Eleanor and William Manning
Judi A. Manning
Maureen Manning and Mike Walsh
Terry Mason and Kevin Batt
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Thoroughbred Breeders
Association
Coleen Mcartor
Edward and Shauna McCarthy
Jordan McCullough and Joanna McCullough
Golding
Hope and William McDermott
Adrienne and John McGrath
Joanne McHugh
Robert and Carol McKinley
Tejas Mehta and Matthew Rosen
Thomas and Angela Menino
Linda and David Miller
Matt Mills
Rick and Sarah Mockler
David and Mary Ellen Moir
Ian Moores
Sandra Moose
Frederick Moreau
James and Alicia Munton
Scott and Jacqueline Murdock
Elizabeth Murphy
John and Catherine Murphy
Nicole and Terry Murray
Anna Muszynski
Susan Nadworny
Tobias Neff and Kathrin Bernt
Adrian and Adrian Nial
Patricia Nickerson
Mary and Richard Noble
Janet and Samuel Nork
Jennifer North
Shane Norton
O'Connor & Drew, P.C.
Edward and Julie O'Connor
John Ogrady
Mary Ann and James O'Hearn
Dennis O'Heron
Christine O'Kane
Sharon O'Keefe
Craig and Lillian Olmsted
Louis and Gail O'Malley
Paula and Dan Packard
Gina Pasenello
Alison Payne
William Peake and Ann Backus
Sherry and James Penney Livingston
Kevin and Yen-Yen Petrosino
Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program
Kevin Phelan
Sarah and Frank L. Phillips
Virginia Pineau
Melissa Piper
Diane Podradchik
Michelle Polin and Katrina Kelley
Charles Pratt
Frances Pratt
Malinda Pulicari
Katelyn Quynn
Rob Radloff and Ann Beha
John Radosta and Mayre Plunkett
Donald and Rosanne Ready
Frank L. Reis and Sarah Phillips
Jason and Erinn Rhodes
Leslie and Kenneth Rideout
Frank and Ruth Riske
Kristina Rogers
Malcolm Rogers
Randy and Janet Rogers
Heidi and Diego Rosenfeld
Justine and David Ross
Marsha Rosselli and James Driscoll
Roberta Rubin and Donald-Bruce Abrams
Susan and Matthew Ryan
Saint Mary of the Annunciation School
Salem Five Bank
Alicia and Richard Salemi
Linda and Andrea Salvi
Paul Santoro
SATA/Azores Express Tours, Inc
Tedd Saunders
Gail Saviano
David and Laura Scarbro
Susan and Stephen Schmidt
Terry and Joanne Schneider
Beverly and Miriam Schwartz
Candy and Simon Schwartz
Lisa Schwarzberg
Susan Semedo
Patricia Sereno and Leigh Taylor
Edward Shadoff
Thomas and Susan Shanahan
Richard Silverman
Helaine Simmonds
Isabel Smith and Pamela Chatis
St. John Smith and Kay Barned-Smith
Joel and Susan Solomon
Elizabeth and Derek Spence
George and Lee Sprague
Catherine Squires
Susan Stacy and Thomas Shanahan
Don and Jeanne Stanton
State Street Bank & Trust
David and Carol Steinhauer
Jack and Arlene Stevens
Wesley and Patricia Stimpson
Stoneham Chamber of Commerce
Casey and Matt Stratford
Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada
Sweet Cupcakes
Daniela and Michael Szymczak
Courtney Tandy and Zack Ready
Jeffrey Taylor
Katherine Teitler
Sandra Tertipis
The Acorn Foundation
Joan Thompson
Martin Thomson and Katherine Chaurette
HIGS TICKETS
John Toomey
Ramiro Torres
Amy and Matthew Torrey
Town of Farmington
Sydney Marshall Turner
Union Lodge No.1, Prince Hall, F&AM
Patricia Vega
Joan Vennochi
Marc and Allison Viera
Visiting Nurse Association of Middlesex-East
Eric and Susanne von Hofe
Judith Walker
Wampatuck Elementary School
Gerard Weber
Paul Weinstein and Laurie Forrence
Robert Weinstein and Elizabeth Ginsburg
Kellie and Richard Welch
Andrew and Beth Wescott
Karen and Robert White
Beverly and Marshall Wilkins
Susanne Macdonald and Benjamin Williams
Richard and Meg Williams
Jack Wilson
Winchester Veterinary Group
Joshua Winters and Beth Wolfson
Ralph and Corinne Woodward
Laura Yardumian and Lorenzo Perez
Rosemarie Yevich and Frank Drislane
Kathryn and Kevin Young
Judith and Albert Zabin
IN KIND DONATIONS
In-kind donations are a unique way to support Zoo New England. These donations can
be goods or services, and are used for animal
enrichment, educational presentations, administrative purposes and more. In-kind donations help defray Zoo costs and provide a
great way to put your unwanted goods or
skilled services to use.
Please contact the Development department
at 617-989-2012 to make a donation or for
more information. In-kind donations are tax
deductable as allowable by law.
5 Wits, Inc.
AAA Southern New England - Burlington Branch
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anton's Cleaners, Inc.
Anzivino Electric Corp.
Bedford Jewelers
Bernie and Phyl's Furniture
BJ's Wholesale Club
Blanchard's Inc Allston
Bliss Ceramic Studios
Blue Man Group
Blue of a Kind
Bolton Valley Resort
Boston Beer Company
Boston Bruins
Boston by Foot
Boston Duck Tours
Boston Harbor Cruises
Broadway in Boston
Brushy Mountain Bee Farm
Build-A-Bear Workshop Foundation, Inc
Bulger Veterinary Hospital
Buttonwood Park Zoological Society
Cake
Calareso's Farm Stand & Garden Center
Captain John Whale Watching & Fishing Tours
Celebrities for Charity Foundation, Inc.
Central Animal Hospital
Charles Hotel
Charles River Canoe & Kayak
China Pearl
City Feed & Supply
Classic Faces Day Spa
Clear Channel Outdoor Boston
Colonial Road Runners
Costco
Cranmore Mountain Resort
D'Amici's Bakery
District 7
Dr. Joseph J. Dowling Chiropractic
Dr. Paul Gamber
East Woburn Package Store
Ecologic Entomology LLC
EcoTarium
Elements Therapeutic Massage
Elite Freestyle Karate
Essex River Cruises & Charters
F1 Boston
FedEx Office
Fitness Together
Five Guys Burgers and Fries
FORGE worldwide
Gauron Fisheries
Grafton Group
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc.
Gunstock Mountain Resort
Hago Harrington's Mini Golf
Hallmark Health System
Hamilton Gardens
Hannaford Supermarket
Harbor Adventures
Hart's Turkey Farm Restaurant
Hawthorne Hotel
Highland Kitchen
Hunt's Photo & Video
Hy-Line Cruises
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
J.P. Licks
JetBlue Airways
Jewelry By Lish
Jillian's Billiard Club, Inc.
Joe's American Bar and Grill
Karl's Sausage Kitchen & European Market
Kelley Greens Golf Course
Kelly's Roast Beef
King Triton
Kristen Carmody
L.L. Bean
LA Fitness
Lakota Bakery
Landry's
Laser Craze
Lester's Roadside Bar-B-Q
Lexington Venue Movie Theatre
Lost River Gorge and Boulder Caves
Madden Construction Company Inc.
MAGIC 106.7
Mahoney's Garden Centers
Margaritas Mexican Restaurant
Marty's Catering
Mary Kay Cosmetics - Jayne Grudberg, Beauty
Consultant
McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center
McDermott Will & Emery
Melrose Animal Clinic
Merrimack Repertory Theatre
Middleton Golf Course
Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority
Monkey Joe's Party & Play Center
Mount Washington Railway Company
Muscular Therapy Works
Narragansett Beer
NECCO
New England Aquarium
New England Patriots Charitable Foundation
New England Revolution
New Hampshire Motor Speedway
New Repertory Theatre
Newbury Comics, Inc.
Newstead Belmont Hills
OCB Optical
Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc.
Old Sturbridge Village
Omni Hotels & Resorts
Ooh-La-La
Panera Bread
Panera Bread
Papa Gino's
Paul Revere House
Peabody Essex Museum
Petco Unleashed
Pics by Tee
Poland Spring Resort
Rancatore's Icecream and Yogurt
Randy's Car Wash
Rapid Liquors
Russo's Inc.
Ryans Florist
Saco Bound Inc.
Salem Wax Museum
Salon 187
Salon Laura Michaels
Salon Monet
San Diego Zoo
Sato II
ScrubaDub Autowash Centers, Inc.
Sea Crest Beach Hotel
Sebastian Junger
Shaw's Supermarket
Sheraton Boston Hotel
Sichuan's Garden Restaurant
Southwest Airlines
Spartan Paint & Supply Co., Inc.
Squam Lakes Natural Science Center
Starbucks Coffee Co.
Starlight Creatives
StonehamBank
Sterling Golf Management, Inc.
Stoneham Theatre
Stop & Shop Saugus
Studio 21
Sweet Cupcakes
Tasty Garden Restaurant
The Art Corner
The Boston Beer Company
The Chicken Bone
The Elephant Walk Restaurant Group, Inc.
The Essex, Vermont's Culinary Resort & Spa
The Feline Hospital
The Great Wall Restaurant
The Inns & Spa at Mill Falls
The Institute of Contemporary Art
The Liberty Hotel
The Museum of Science
The River's Edge Massage
The Toy Shop of Concord
The Watchmaker
The Way Massage Therapy
Tirado Photography
Valvoline Instant Oil Change
Via Lago Restaurant
Wachusett Mountain
Watch City Brewing Company
WCVB-TV (Channel 5)
Weiss Farms Inc.
White's Bakery
Whole Foods
Wilson Farms
WKLB
Wyndham Garden San Diego
Yellowbook
YMCA - Melrose Family YMCA
Young Enterprises, LLC
Zipcar
GRACE FEY DONATIONS
For many years, Grace Fey has been an
unwavering champion of Zoo New England
and its zoos – Franklin Park Zoo and Stone
Zoo. As Chair of the Board, she provided
steadfast leadership and exceptional vision.
Gifts made below established the Grace K. Fey
Fund for Zoo New England. Reflecting
Grace’s personal focus and support, the Fund
directly supports Zoo New England’s goal to
transform into two of the country’s major zoos.
Jon Abbott
The Acorn Foundation
Charlie and Cackie Austin
Jon and Pat Baker
The Baker Committee
Robert L. Beal
The Boston Foundation
Ruth Bramson
Lois Brickley
Jack Burke and Barbara Stern
Gordon and Margery Carr
Jane C. Carr
Paul Casey
Howard and Jennifer Chang
Gerald Chertavian
Frederick H. Chicos
Helen Chin Schlichte
Gordon and Andrea Clagett
Contravisory Investment Management
Kathryn and Tim Conway
Elizabeth Cook
Susan Cooke
Gloria Cordes Larson
Michael Douvadjian
Sanford Elsass
Fiduciary Trust Company
Michael Foley
Russ and Betty Gaudreau
Jim Gauthier and Susan Stacy
Grace Fey Advisors, LLC
Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce
Brad and Patti Griffith
Grousbeck Family Foundation
Grove Hall Child Development Center, Inc.
Ann Hawley
Robert Hayes
Michael and Sue Hazard
Devin Hill
David and Linda Hirschberg
Willis Hulings
John and Pamela Humphrey
Gene and Ronnie Isenberg
John and Pat Jacoby
William and Janet James
David and Stephanie Javaheri
John Hancock Financial Services, Inc.
Susan Kaplan
Sheila Kennedy
Christine Kondoleon and Frederic Wittmann
Mark Kramer & Susan Harris
Pat Kreger
Aaron and Louise Lazare
Richard and Nancy Lubin
Didier Malaquin and Paul Healy
Irma Mann
Judi A. Manning
marlo marketing/communications
Gene Miller
Richard Milstein
Cathy Minehan and Gerrold Corrigan
Diane Moes
Sandra Moose
Brigitte and Gerard Moufflet
Jennifer North
Sherry and James Penney Livingston
Kevin Phelan
Jeanne Pinado
Samuel Plimpton and Wendy Shattuck
Plymouth Rock Assurance Corporation
Katelyn Quynn
Rob Radloff and Ann Beha
Claudia and James Richter
Malcolm Rogers
Sharon and Frank Roop
Jordan Ruboy and Richard Millstein
Daniel Salera and Michael McCay
Savings Bank Life Insurance
The Sooner Foundation
George and Lee Sprague
Catherine Squires
Don and Jeanne Stanton
Susan Stickells and Albert Holman, III
Cathleen and James Stone
Richard R. Tisei
Paul Tucker and Maggie Moss
Sydney Marshall Turner
University of Massachusetts (UMASS) Boston
University of Massachusetts Foundation
Kathleen Vieweg and Barry Berger
Donna Weiss and Carol Brewster
Peter A. Wilson and Jean C. Tempel
Jack Wilson
J. David and Virginia Wimberly
Ellen and Peter Zane
Hans and Ann Ziegler
RAMIRO TORRES
DONATIONS
Ramiro Torres, JAM’N 94.5’s morning show host,
ran in the 2012 Boston Marathon on behalf of
Zoo New England and raised more than $12,000.
Your donations below provided encouragement
and motivation for Ramiro, and provided muchneeded funds to help us further our mission.
PETER FULLER
DONATIONS
When Peter Fuller passed away in May
2012, our Zoos lost a dear friend and a
staunch supporter. Mr. Fuller was a driving force behind the success of our gorilla
program, in addition to making it possible
to bring black rhinos, orangutans and
other important species to the Zoos. Gifts
made in Mr. Fuller’s memory were designated to support the care and enrichment
of the gorillas at Franklin Park Zoo.
Anonymous
Abenaqui Country Club
Anonymous
Robert L. Beal
Maria E. Epsimos
Lynne K. Howard
Richard I. Johnson
John and Julie Linehan
Susanne G. Macdonald
Massachusetts Thoroughbred
Breeders Association
Patricia J. Mattuchio
James and Alicia Munton
New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
O'Connor & Drew, P.C.
Paula and Dan Packard
Herbert and Donna Ross
Geraldine Silva
Anonymous
Anne-Marie Aigner
Debra Benanti
Diana Bender
Lisa Berton
Julia and Joanna Burns
Matthew Campbell
Tara Charest
Santaigo DeOleo
Adriana DiIorio
Dayne Donovan
Ian Forsythe
Keith Gainsboro
David Gaudreau
James Godwin
Abby and Brett Gordon
Dorothy Goss
Dawn Griffin
Jayne Hammel
Martha and John Henderson
Ashley Jannino
John Jaynes
Karmaloop Inc.
Paul Kelley
Manley Kiley
Rachel Koss
John and Julie Linehan
Nancy Lodge
Kristin Lomuto
Alanna Longmore
Heidi Marani
Joseph Mazzei
Matt Mills
John Mullaney
Paul Nelson
Judith Newton
John Newton
Dina Odak
Dennis O'Heron
Neil Paris
Rebecca Plante
Desiree and Juliana Roberts
Matthew Roberts
Carol Roche
Heather Samperisi
Paul Santoro
Gail Saviano
Pamela Schwedler
Susan Semedo
Gennifer Silva
Patricia Smith
Subaru of New England, Inc.
Chris Talanian
Higs Tickets
Vilma Torres
Luz M. Torres
Mary Ward
Dr. Erin Wheatley
Tiffany Wood and Peter Coburn
ALFRED HUANG NORTH AMERICAN CRANE EXHIBIT
The Alfred Huang North American Crane Exhibit serves an educational purpose to teach the
public about the conservation efforts being made to bring the whooping crane back from the brink
of extinction, and tell the story about the sandhill crane, another great North American species.
The memory of Alfred and his ability to inspire those around him lives on at Stone Zoo, a place he
loved very much. Every contribution, big or small, has helped us create a legacy in Alfred’s name
that will pay tribute to the kind and generous person who was loved by all who knew him.
Benjamin Buchwald
Gary Buchwald
Eugene and Margaret Falchek
Eileen Gallagher
James and Kathleen Graham
Christine Griffin
Mr. Albert Huang
Dr. and Mrs. J.T. (Alex) Huang
John Hancock Matching Gifts Program
Michael J. Kotch
Jennifer Lin
Meng-Fey Ferra Lin
Isabel Martinez
Ruth Mason
Michael and Elaine Mathews
Dianne Molvig
Michele and Peter Scavongelli
Randi Stern
Greg and Jackie Stimpson
Mark and Heather Stimpson
Wesley and Patricia Stimpson
Kevin Werner
JONATHAN GILMOUR
DONATIONS
In April 2006, Franklin Park Zoo lost a
cherished family member when former
Zookeeper Jonathan Gilmour passed away
suddenly at age 29. To honor Jonathan and
his commitment to the welfare of animals, the
Jonathan Gilmour Memorial Scholarship
Fund was established in his memory. The
fund was established by Zoo New England
with the generous financial support and volunteer leadership from the Gilmour family.
Award winners are ZNE staff members who
have been employed by the Zoo for at least one
year.
Each May, the Jonathan Gilmour Memorial Scholarship Bike Ride is held in Hollis,
N.H. Hundreds of riders celebrate Jonathan’s
memory and through the years this Ride has
raised tens of thousands of dollars to support
the scholarship fund.
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Beth Abelow
Matt and Ellen Albert
Amazon Services LLC
Jerry Amos
Ben April
Nance Aronoff
Brandi and Eric Baitchman
Mike Ballou and Gerri Moriarty
Julie and Mario Barros
Christine and Frederick Beall
Julie and Bruce Beck Goss
Dr. James Belanger and Elizabeth Comeau
Jill Berkowicz and Bob Santoro
Alexandra Bermudez
Eugene Bertrand
Carol Birch
Sylvie Bouffard
Laura Boulware
Thomas and Alma Braaten
Christine Brady
Richard Brassard
Amy Bratskeir
Steve and June Briggs
Debbie Brigham
Brookdale Fruit Farm
Alicia Brown
James Burke
Bethany Burns
Byam Bros Mahoney Insurance Agency, Inc.
Cardin Jewelers, INC
Ken Carpenter
Greg Carrier
Catherine Carroll
Ellen Carson
Heather Carson
Loretta Carson
Center for Counseling
Donovan Chin
Lucy Chin and Susanne Zimmermann
Jonathan F. Chute
Dana Clawson
Shirley Cohen
Joyce Coleman
Nathan Corriveau
Barbara Coulter
Fran Coulter
Abigail Cram
Angela Crosby
Ruth Culleton
Teresa Dalelio
Patricia and Louis D'Allesandro
Virginia Dargin
Kevin and Laura Dawson
Paul DelVecchio
Amy Dickson
Gerald Digrezio
D.K. D'Ippolito
Mindy D'Ippolito
Colleen Donovan
Sarah Donovan
Drs. Helfman, Lasky & Associates
Matt Dunn
Gail Dupler
Kevin and Shirleen Duquette
Jerry Durbin
Jane Edmunds
Paul Edmunds
Scott Edmunds
Enright Family
Ethel Keesler Gilmour Uribe Trust
Farm Design, Inc.
Erica Farrell and Nance Aronoff
William G Farrell
Bryn Farrington
Nicole Farrington
Andrew Ferree
Fidelity Investments
Lars and Adria Fischer
Michael and Michelle Fontaine
Phillip Frankland
Bonnie Frisard
Christian Futrell
Joseph Gall
Brian Galluzzo
Teresa and Gerald Gartner
Gaudette Family Revocable Trust
Maurice Gaudette
Bonnie George
Margaret and David Gilmour
Monroe and Fern Gilmour
Heidi Golden
Goodale's Bike Shop, Inc.
Bill and Jane Goodman
Jennifer Goodrich and Patricia Smith-Heilhecker
Jill Graham
James Greacen
Marta Gredler
Emily Griffith
Lisl Hacker and Mindy D'Ippolito
Peter and Andrea Hacker
Matthew Harper
Gail Harrison
Bonalyn Hartley
L. Scott and Sharon Harvell
Jason Haviland
David J. Helfman
Alyssa Hemmerich
Amanda Hemmerich
Paul and Bart Hemmerich
Brian Herbert
Thomas Hickman
Linda and David Hirschberg
Hollis Veterinary Hospital PLLC
Frank and Jean Holt
Jessica Honeywell
Kathleen Honeywell
Timothy Howe and Lisa Kaplan Howe
Joan Hull
Samuel Hull
Joan Hunnewell
Elizabeth M. Hutchinson
Rachel Jakosalem
Katherine Jansen
Thomas and Mary Jeffery
Robin Johnson
Eric Jones
Diane Jourabchi
Jim and Midge Kelley
Joshua Kent
Cindy Kim
Richard Kinney
Michael Knowles
Diane Kolden
Troy Kolden
June Kramarczyk
Barbara Lafrance
Denis and Pauline Laliberte
Bette Lasky
Janet Lawrence
Maribeth Lazich
Adriana Lee
Legislative Solutions, LLC
Lisa Letourneau
Martin Levine
Andrea Lewicki
Harry Ligget
John and Julie Linehan
Allen Long
Lorden the Home Climate Co.
Christina Lotito
William Lowman
LPL Financial
Lumbard Investment Counseling, LLC
Fred and Mille Lyford
Barbara MacCormack
Cheryl MacDonald
David and Nancy Marden
Nyani-Iisha Martin
Joe Masci
Joel Mascott
Masonry Incorporated
Lynn McDermott
Kathy McGhee
Vicki Meagher
Jacqueline Mercer
Julie Michals
Brent Midwood
Anne Miksza
Rebecca Mitchell-Ward
Matthew Montgomery
Carl and Shirley Moores
Ian Moores
Gerri Moriarty and Mike Ballou
Lawrence W. Morrison
Keith Mossey
Lori Mulford
Leah and Shaun Mulholland
Christine Nason
John Nason
Deidre Nestor
Dawn Niles
Mary Norton
Edward and Anne O'Brien
James O'Connor
Sharon O'Keefe
Julie O'Shea
Julie Oshea
Susan Oshea
Dan O'Sullivan
Jeffrey Pastor
Earl Patterson
Doug and Rachelle Patton
Peabody Energy Matching Gifts Program
Deborah Pelletier
John Perakis
Mark and Karen Perakis
Wanda Phillips
Alice Pizzuto
Thelma K. Pollard
Lois and Lois Powell
Harry Purkhiser
Leah Rachin
Venu Rao
Katherine Richo
Melissa Rico
Melissa and David Roberts
Patricia and William Roberts
Mark G. Roddy
Steven Rollman
Randolph and Deborah Roody
Jacquelyn Ruonala and Jody Ruonala
Kate Rydstrom
Burt Sacherski
Linda and Andrea Salvi
Bob Santoro
Adelaide and Roger Saunders
Daniel Scanlan
Robin Seifried
Karen Sesnie
Jacob and Danielle Sherman
John Sias
Stephen Silvestro
Bryan and Constance Smith
David and Nikki Smith
Dorina Smith
Loren Soeiro
Dr. Susan Soeiro
Rachel Spaulding
Brian and Rita Spence
James and Jessica Squires
Brian Stanley
Dr. Joseph Stanley
Alan Stenzel
The Nashua Bank
Katie Thomas
Thomas Tokazewski
Wesley Toms
Rick Toombs
Ehrika Tourigny
Kerry Turner
Betty Ulrich Ferree
Susan Volin
Katie Vorwald
William Walker
Beverly F. Walton
Linda Wells
Joanne Wilhelm
Woof-it! Pet Care
George Wrightson
Lyndsay Wrightson
Kimberly Wutkiewicz
Yohko Yamawaki
Charles Young
Pearl Yusuf
Ruta Zimmerman
Stephanie Zimmermann
Chad and Cora Zingales
TRIBUTES
A gift to Zoo New England is an excellent
way to recognize someone special to you. Gifts
in honor or in memory allow you an opportunity to celebrate an animal loving friend or
family member in a truly meaningful way.
Unless otherwise specified, these gifts aid the
Annual Fund. The person or family recognized by the donation receives a special notification from the Zoo.
In Memory of My Kitties
• Alanna Longmore
In Memory of Paul J. Banks
• Mila Moschella
In Honor of Marion Beaton
• Donald Wilhelm
In Honor of Mary Jo Brown
• Christina Brown
In Honor of Drs. Rory Browne and Grace Chang
• Elizabeth Studley Nathans
In Honor of Mike Coombs
• Lindsey Soriano
In Honor of Sandra Elliott
• James Trudeau
In Memory of Our Beautiful Maine Coon
• Sarah Gosselin
In Memory of My Little Brother Antonio
• Anonymous
In Honor of Jane Hansen
• Cathy Acampora
In Honor of Martha Henderson
• Lynn Schroeder
In Memory of James Kelly
• Beverly F. Wilkins
In Memory of Elena Kogos
• Debra Benanti
In Memory of Adam S. Lewis
• Patricia Sheehan
In Memory of Allen Long
• Matthew Harper
• Joshua Kent
• Thomas Tokazewski
• David Marden
• Bob Santoro
• Margaret Gilmour
In Honor of Elizabeth Murphy
• Jane R. Arees
In Memory of Anne Philbrick-Hall
• Joel Solomon
In Honor of Lynn and Juliette Plante
• Rebecca Plante
In Honor of Harold I. Pratt
• Harold I. Pratt
In Honor of Daniel Salera
• David Hirschberg
In Memory of Buttons Santoro
• Jill and Bob Santoro
In Memory of Robert Sheffield
• Sharon Drillio
• Linda Sawash
• Hugh McLaughlin
• Todd Brissenden
• Audrey E. Deshler
• Robbie Lund
• Jacob Baboian
• Laurie Pratt
In Honor of David A. Tolstrup
• Paul and Dale Goodwin
In Honor of Peter A. Wilson
• Joseph Darrigo
• Robert H. Kjellman
In Honor of Yaela P. Wiser
• Morissa Wiser
In Celebration of All Animals Everywhere
• Martha Henderson
In Celebration of Beau the Giraffe
• Dorothy Goss
In Celebration of My Son
• Pamela Schwedler
In Celebration of Monkeys and
Gorillas Everywhere
• Adriana Dilorio
In Celebration of the Future Generation
of Brookline Girls
• Anonymous
In Celebration of Lucy Chin
• David Moon
• Benjamin Fein-Cole
• Anonymous (2)
In Celebration of Maguire and his
2011 3rd Grade Class
• Katerina Simonoff
In Celebration of the Davises
• Christopher Schmitt
In Celebration of Mia Flavin
• Stephanie Sullivan
• Jenna Wales
• Lindsay Bickell
In Celebration of Going to the Zoo
• Casey Girard
In Celebration of A Truly Terrific Zoo!!!!
• Stephen Hoberman
In Celebration of Lisl Hacker
• Susan Soeiro
In Celebration of Lily Hyde
• Lucy and Allison Auger
In Celebration of Michael Levine
• Phil Stevens
In Celebration of Susan Martin
• Mary Atkinson
In Celebration of Michael Mercandante
• Frances and Steve Freiman
In Celebration of Larry III and Jack With Love
• Anonymous
In Celebration of My 6 & 8 Year Old Sons
Donating to the Zoo
• Nora Pelt
In Celebration of Noah Siman
• Audra Siman
In Celebration of Elizabeth Smith
• George Cooper
In Celebration of Zack R. Steiner
• David Kramer
• Julia Toulmin
• Suzanne Feldman
• Elliott Carpenito
In Celebration of Isabella Zywina-Knez
• Joseph McGowan
Should you be listed incorrectly or omitted inadvertently, please accept our sincere apologies and notify the Development department at 617-989-3760. This report includes
donations made during the period of July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012.
EXCEPTIONAL VOLUNTEERS
Individual
Volunteers
Franklin Park Zoo
Carol Adler
Heidi Ames
Dawn Astrella
Timothy Bailargeon
Sue Barber
Laura Basset
Lin Bell
Zohar Ben-Gai
Derek Benson
Joanna Berube
John Berube
Gee Gee Bishop
Marlene Bleau
Brittany Bounds
Eric Bourgeois
Nikki Bryant
Patrick Caulfield
Kristin Cibotti
Matt Colombo
Jillian Cornoni
Maryanne Coughlin
Vaibhav Dhall
Elaine DiSerio
Pat Dolan
Sara Evans
Nancy Fantom
Sean Gaw
Kathy Gorman
Aria Guarino
Carol Hayes
Anna Hergt
Eileen Hilnuck
Arlene Hohneker
Sona Hoisington
Courtney Horowitz
Kellie Huddleston
Raymond Hunt
Ele Jaynes
Rachael Johnson
Marissa Junkins
Kevin Kesper
Katie Kisner
Carol Kountz
Michelle Lapointe
Robert Lavellee
Marissa Leone
Josh Levin
Courtney Lewis
Kayleigh MacDonald
Ann Marie Marden
Julia Martin
Christy McElroy
Elizabeth Mojica
Sean Molloy
Marni Musmon
Linsday Neagle
Rita Nethersole
Gail O’Malley
Ben Ouellette
Lisa Paterson
Sarah Princiotta
Daniel Reeves
Beth Restrick
Kristen Richotte Sardinna
Kevin Rogers
Landon Shadoff
Nancy Spelbrink
Jordan Stahl
Jackie Stimpson
Ashely Todd
Vivian Wang
Lenell Weaks
Natalie Weaver
Jourdan White
Bets Whitman
Julie Wiesner
Emily Wright
Stone Zoo
Mary Allan
Morgan Atkinson
Andrea Boudrow
Jillian Brice
Dan Buchert
Ben Bunnell
Olivia Cassia
Raymond Chang
Derek Clemetson
Katherine Clough
Maureen Cochran
Rak Collins
Matt Colombo
Patricia Crow
Katie Dodge
Erin Dooley
Joe Doughlas
Patricia Farnham
Krissie Frantz
Kara Gallant
Brooke Garger
Autumn Gertz
Eben Goldman
Jackie Green
Jared Greer
Christine Griffin
Kelly Haynes
Kristin Hodge
Alfred Huang
Tracey Hynes
Jessica Jaffe
Bridget Kevane
Tina LaFleur
Michael Levine
Charlotte Liu
Fran Mandeville
Tony McMullen
Tessa Mellin
Rick Mockler
Liz Murphy
Anna Muszynski
Bobby Nolan
Melissa Novick
Peter O’Brien
Elizabeth Palleschi
Jessica Robinson
Carole Satlak
Rachel Schrage
Brenda Sicard
Betsy Smith
Valerie Smith
Tina Surpitski
Kurt Swanson
Michael Terfry
Caitlin Tolliday
Amanda Toussaint
Patti Vega
Hope Verdecchia
Evelyn Vozella
Jennifer Weaver
Breighanna Weed
Kristin Wenger
Tiffany Wood
Josie Wrangham
Samantha Young
Greg Zegas
Corporate and
Non-Profit Group
Volunteers
Franklin Park Zoo
American Student Assistance
Bank of America
Boston College
Boston Logic Technology
Partners, Inc
Boston University
BrightCove
City Year Boston
Corporate Executive Board
Dedham Country
Day School
Dunkin’ Brands
EMD Serono, Inc
Emmanuel College
Enernoc
Fidelity
Gay for Good
Lafayette College
Matignon High School
Key Club
Massachusetts Institute
of Technology
Massachusetts Society
for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals
Nobles & Greenough
Day School
Northeastern University
People Making a Difference
Prospect Hill Academy
Rollins College of
Winter Park
SHOWA, Boston
Single Volunteers of Boston
The Bridgespan Group
The Boston Volunteer
Meetup
US Army
US Navy
Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Inc
World Bamboo
Organization
Youth Options Unlimited
YPN-ULEM
Stone Zoo
Bank of America
Bedford High School (NH)
Boston Cares
Bunker Hill Community
College
CB Richard Ellis
GlaxoSmithKline
Huron Consulting Group
Keurig, Inc.
Life Technologies
MA Master Gardener’s
Merchant Warehouse
Millennium Pharmaceuticals
Phillips Academy Andover
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLC
Single Volunteers of Boston
Stoneham Bank
Tufts FOCUS from
Tufts University
U.S. Bank N.A.
USS Constitution
Wellesley College
In FY12, volunteers provided 33,406 hours of service to Zoo New England.
FISCAL YEAR 2012 FINANCIAL SUMMARY
Condensed Statement of Revenue, Expenses and Change in Net Assets
as of June 30, 2012 (in Whole Dollars)
Operating Revenues:
Admissions
Concessions Revenue (Net)
Membership Fees
Total Guest Operating Revenues
3,434,040
254,101
1,242,237
4,930,378
Grants and Gifts
Other Revenue
554,933
299,613
Total Other Operating Revenue
854,546
Total Operating Revenues
Non-operating Revenues:
State Appropriations
Loss on disposal of assets
Private Gifts
Other additions (deductions)
Total Non-operating Revenues
Operating Expenses
(including depreciation)
Total of all Revenue for Operating
Purposes Minus Operating Expenses
(including a depreciation
expense of $770,392 and $743,777)
Private Gifts – Restricted to Capital
Special Expense Relative to Strategic
Planning Funded with Revenues
Recognized in Prior Year
Net Assets, Beginning of the Year
Net Assets, End of Year
5,784,924
5,500,000
–
764,232
3,777
6,268,009
12,817,937
(765,004)
1,420,962
(61,468)
13,750,791
$14,345,281
Fiscal Year 2012 Highlights:
• In FY12, the Membership department’s
total revenue was $1,242,327, marking
the first year membership revenue has
exceeded more than $1 million.
• More than 660,000 people visited
Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo
in FY12, setting a record as well as
a 25% increase over FY11.
• The total number of education
programs in FY12 increased 11% over
FY11, and the total number of people
served increased by 17% to 169,696.
Zoo New England
One Franklin Park Road
Boston, MA 02121
www.zoonewengland.org