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New York Cares Annual Report 2008
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Strengthening Our City,
One Volunteer at a Time
New York Cares
214 W. 29th Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001
nycares@nycares.org I www.nycares.org
newyorkcares.org
New York Cares is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
A Message from the President of the Board
and the Executive Director
Dear Friends,
This has been a year of great change. President Obama put volunteerism
center stage on the national agenda, creating new ways for citizens to serve
their communities. At the same time, unprecedented economic turmoil placed
intense pressure on both the richest and poorest among us. New York Cares
addressed these opportunities and challenges head on, and we have never
been prouder of our accomplishments.
The 1,000 community partners to whom we bring volunteer programs – nonprofit organizations, city agencies, public schools, and others – relied on New
York Cares to deliver critical services that would not have been possible
through their own resources. Our volunteers ensured that New Yorkers at risk
of slipping through the cracks received the support they needed despite an
economy that forced many organizations to reduce key services.
Gail B. Harris
Board President
We focused expansion this year where it had the greatest impact: increasing
adult education programs by 15% to help low-income families build more stable lives; growing children’s programs by 20% to inspire young New Yorkers to
work toward brighter futures; and extending operations outside Manhattan by
54% to reach more vulnerable communities. In all, we mobilized a record
43,000 volunteers who helped 450,000 of their neighbors in need.
We thank you all – our funders, volunteers, Project Partners, and numerous
other friends – who make it possible for us to bridge the gap between the increasing number of New Yorkers who need assistance and the growing group
of volunteers who want to help. With your ongoing support, we will continue to
meet new and extraordinary challenges ahead. Together, we will strengthen our
city for years to come.
Thank you for being New Yorkers who care,
Our Mission
New York Cares meets pressing community needs
by mobilizing caring New Yorkers in volunteer service.
Gail B. Harris, Board President
Gary Bagley, Executive Director
Gary Bagley
Executive Director
Strengthening Our City
2008 Milestones and Accomplishments
Every milestone New York Cares reaches is an achievement for New York City. Last year, thanks to the tireless efforts of
our volunteers, community partners, and staff, we helped our neighbors overcome barriers and created change that will
last a lifetime.
Engaged 6,000 volunteers in our
annual spring day of service, Hands
On New York Day, making 108 city
parks, gardens, and public spaces
cleaner, safer, and more inviting.
In 2008, New York Cares:
Created, planned, and managed
more than 10,000 team-based
volunteer projects, helping 450,000
New Yorkers break the cycle of
poverty and build better lives.
Celebrated 20 years of the New
York Cares Coat Drive, which has
provided 1.3 million coats to New
Yorkers in need since 1989.
Partnered with 1,000 nonprofit
organizations, providing crucial volunteer support to help them meet
their missions.
Fulfilled 33,000 holiday gift requests
from low-income children and families through Winter Wishes, growing the program by 8% despite the
difficult economic times.
Expanded volunteer programming
in boroughs outside Manhattan by
54%, including a 90% expansion
in Queens.
Gary Bagley, Executive Director
In November 2008, the New York Cares Board
of Directors unanimously appointed Gary Bagley
as Executive Director. Gary’s leadership skills,
vision, and passion for our work will help New
York Cares increase its impact across the five
boroughs, and be a model of high-impact volunteerism and citizen engagement beyond the city.
Increased our base of older adult
volunteers (“Boomers”) by 30% and
increased the number of daytime
project offerings.
© Lyn Hughes 2008
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Gary joined New York Cares in 2004 as Senior
Director of Programs, leading a staff of 30 and
mobilizing tens of thousands of volunteers and
Team Leaders annually. Gary was responsible
for doubling annual volunteer service delivery
and significantly expanding New York Cares’
presence.
Gary is New York Cares’ fourth Executive
Director, replacing Ariel Zwang who served in
the role for seven years.
To read a Q&A with Gary Bagley and learn more
about what’s in store for New York Cares, visit
www.nycares.org/gary_bagley.
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New York Cares
How We Work
About Our Programs
New York Cares changes lives, one volunteer at a time. Our
How New York Cares Works
programs help New Yorkers in two primary ways:
We meet immediate needs — Volunteers provide hot meals
to the hungry, warm coats to people who are cold, companionship to lonely seniors, and more.
We enable New Yorkers to break the cycle of poverty and
build better lives — Volunteers help children improve math
and reading skills, homeless families find decent places to
live, and unemployed adults find jobs. Many of the people we
help have been living in poverty for generations.
New York Cares provides comprehensive volunteer
services to 1,000 nonprofits, city agencies, public schools,
and other organizations every year. We design and manage
programs that enable more than 43,000 volunteers to give
back, reaching 450,000 men, women, and children in need
throughout New York City. New York Cares’ Program Managers manage a caseload of organizations, working with them
to identify critical needs they cannot address through their current resources. New York Cares creates volunteer projects
to address those needs and recruits, trains, and deploys teams of volunteers to deliver the services.
About Our Volunteers
New York Cares Program Areas
Engaging New Yorkers in Service — New Yorkers from all walks
of life volunteer with New York Cares in all five boroughs. Projects
include direct, hands-on activities, through which volunteers see the
5%
impact of their work. New York Cares’ team-based volunteer model
7%
12%
16%
“New York Cares and its volunteers have proven that simple acts can make a
profound and positive impact, and their efforts have exemplified community
activism at its very best.”
— Michael R. Bloomberg, Mayor of New York
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37%
supports people during every step of their volunteer experience.
Empowering Leaders — Our 800 Team Leaders ensure our projects run effectively at each site. These highly engaged volunteers
are trained to support other volunteers and serve as project managers. Their leadership makes our projects successful and helps
strengthen our community.
Building Corporate Volunteer Leadership — New York Cares works with hundreds of New York City companies to engage their employees in volunteering. We design customized service projects to meet specific corporate responsibility
objectives or employees’ preferences. We also invite companies large and small to participate in our major events like
New York Cares Day and Hands On New York Day. In 2008, 828 companies worked with New York Cares, engaging
12,730 employees in service.
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Breaking the Cycle of Poverty
Helping Children
One-third of New York City children, five years or younger, live in families surviving below the federal poverty line.1 They
are at high risk of dropping out of school, turning to drugs or crime, and perpetuating the cycle of poverty with their
own children.2 We know that if we reach kids early we can set them on a different path — a path to learning and selfsufficiency. In 2008, New York Cares’ Children’s programs helped:
Children with Special Needs
Last year, volunteers worked with more than 2,000 children and teens with disabilities to engage their minds
and lift their spirits. Volunteers taught cooking and nutrition skills to children with autism, participated in running
races, ice skating, and more with children who have developmental disabilities.
Elementary and Middle School Children
Academics: One-on-one attention is crucial to enhancing academic performance. Last year, 17,000 volunteers
helped students at the city’s public schools develop a love of learning and improve grades. Our Math Games
volunteers put numbers in a new (and fun) light with activities such as Math Baseball and Flash Card Bingo.
Team Green volunteers taught children to better understand the environment and the challenges facing it, by
working on green-themed science experiments and community service projects. Our literacy volunteers helped
children discover the magic of the written word by getting them their first library cards and practicing critical
reading skills.
Arts and Recreation: In 2008, volunteers expanded the horizons of nearly 10,000 children from homeless
shelters, hospitals, and low-income neighborhoods through art, sports, and cultural outings. They inspired
creativity, built confidence, taught teamwork, and had lots of fun along the way.
High School Students
SAT Exam Preparation: Our long-standing partnership with Kaplan, Inc. made SAT preparation available to 600
underserved high school students who could not otherwise afford it. Students improved test scores, giving
them the chance at a better future.
New York Cares Youth Service Clubs: Our award-winning Youth Service Clubs prepare the city’s next
generation of volunteers. In 2008, we worked with 31 public schools, engaging 1,400 high school students in
service. Our goal is to inspire young people to become lifelong contributors to their communities by educating
them about social issues, engaging them in youth-led volunteer projects, and developing their leadership skills.
Children’s Program Statistics 2008
Project Growth: 18%
“Having New York Cares’ Art Explorers at Columbus Park Pavilion added
another dimension to the daily life there. It filled a void that only a group of
caring, dedicated community volunteers could.”
— Glenn Angel Echevarria, Playground Associate, Columbus Park Pavillion
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Number of Projects: 3,515
Number of Children Served: 28,792
FOOTNOTES
1. New York City Center for Economic Opportunity, retrieved 1/22/09 at http://www.nyc.gov/html/ceo/downloads/pdf/ceo_report_family_rewards.pdf.
2. Columbia University National Center for Children in Poverty, retrieved 1/22/09 at http://www.nccp.org/publications/pub_705.html.
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Breaking the Cycle of Poverty
Supporting Adults
Planning for a better future starts by believing one is possible. That’s why we are committed to growing the number of
programs through which our volunteers help capable but struggling New Yorkers work toward brighter futures for themselves and their families. In 2008, New York Cares’ Adult Education programs helped:
Homeless Men and Women
Through a range of job readiness, computer skills, financial literacy, and apartment search programs, our
volunteers helped people transition out of homelessness, get jobs, and build more stable lives. Volunteers
brought professional and life experience, as well as enthusiasm, compassion, and support to inspire participants in these programs.
Immigrants/English Language Learners
Participants in our English Language programs want to be successful in their new country, and recognize the
importance of speaking English to achieve that goal. Whether their aim is to prepare for U.S. citizenship interviews and exams or improve their ability to navigate daily life by reading labels in the grocery store or
participating in parent-teacher conferences, practicing language with our volunteers makes a big difference.
Unemployed Adults
Volunteers provided one-on-one and small group career development assistance to adults preparing to enter or
re-enter the job market. Volunteers helped participants create and revise résumés and cover letters, prepare for
job interviews, and learn computer skills to enhance their job searches.
Low-Income Families
Last year, our free tax preparation service, in partnership with ARIVA, helped low-income New Yorkers receive
more than $5.1 million in tax credits and rebates. We also helped clients enhance their fiscal awareness and
develop family budgets through our Financial Literacy program.
Adult Program Statistics 2008
“When [the volunteers] asked me about my good qualities, I couldn’t think
of any. But with their help, I was able to write out some good points about
myself that I didn’t know I had. New York Cares helped me bring them out.”
Project Growth: 13%
Number of Projects: 2,285
Number of Adults Served: 28,310
— Manuel Acosta, Successful Interview Skills Workshop Client
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Meeting Immediate Needs
Supporting Our Community
The economic crisis has been especially hard on New Yorkers who rely on the city’s soup kitchens, food pantries, and
homeless shelters. In 2008, our volunteers helped individuals and families get through challenging times by meeting urgent needs—serving meals, visiting lonely senior citizens, and providing access to clothing and food. We also ensured
that community parks and gardens were well tended despite budget cuts. Last year, thousands of community volunteers
lent a hand to:
Men, Women, and Children in Need
Our volunteers prepared and served nutritious meals to clients at homeless shelters and community centers.
They visited patients in hospitals, sorted clothing, food, and books, and directed these resources to the people
who needed them most.
Elderly New Yorkers
Many elderly residents in nursing homes have no one to visit them. Volunteers provided companionship and
engaged them in recreational activities such as reading, bingo, and social events.
Adults with Special Needs
Volunteers worked with adults with disabilities on challenging and inspiring projects that engaged their minds
and spirits. They practiced English with immigrants with special needs, created art and enjoyed recreational
outings with developmentally delayed adults, and jogged with disabled and visually impared runners.
Schools, Community Centers, Libraries, and Shelters
New York Cares volunteers painted, cleaned, and revitalized facilities serving people in need.
Parks, Gardens, and Environment
New York City’s parks and gardens reduce pollution, provide recreational space, and lift the spirits of all New
Yorkers. From March through November, volunteers rolled up their sleeves to maintain and revitalize these
important public spaces.
Shelter Animals
The chance of shelter animals finding loving new homes is greatly enhanced by human contact. Volunteers
ensured that animals remained happy, healthy, and socialized at shelters around the city while waiting to find
new owners.
Citywide Disaster Readiness
Since 2003, New York Cares has been the Office of Emergency Management’s lead organization for coordinating general volunteers during citywide emergencies. In 2008, New York Cares signed an agreement with the
“It’s not about giving someone a free meal, those are easy to come by in
a city as big as ours. It’s about giving people a sense of dignity, a sense of
community and a feeling of respect from others.”
— Priscilla Ma, Team Leader, Meal Service Project
American Red Cross of Greater New York that provided the framework for cooperation in preparing for and responding to disaster relief situations. In the event of an emergency, our staff and volunteers are prepared to
handle what arises.
Community Program Statistics 2008
Project Growth: 7%
Number of Projects: 4,043
Number of Agencies Served: 990
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Meeting Immediate Needs
Annual Events
New York Cares’ annual events bring tens of thousands of New Yorkers together in powerful ways to strengthen our
community. In 2008, 14,000 volunteers painted and revitalized public schools and spaces on our large service days.
Thousands of others gave coats and gifts to help more than 100,000 disadvantaged men, women, and children.
Hands On New York Day
A record 6,000 volunteers participated in the 14th Annual Hands On New York Day in April, sponsored by HSBC
Bank USA, N.A. They raked leaves, pruned trees and bushes, repaired fences, planted hundreds of shrubs and
bulbs, removed trash and winter debris, and painted murals at 108 sites citywide.
New York Cares Day
Positive and inspiring learning environments play an important role in student success. That’s why every October for the past 17 years, New York Cares has held the city’s largest volunteer event for public schools. In 2008,
8,000 volunteers worked at 123 schools citywide, transforming indoor and outdoor spaces with vibrant murals
and organizing libraries to enhance school and community pride.
Winter Wishes for Kids and Families
In 2008, our volunteers’ generosity helped us answer a record-breaking 33,000 holiday wishes for children,
teens, and families. After 20 years, we are still staggered by how basic many requests are: an art set, clothes for
school, or, as one little girl wrote, “Nothing for me, just a blanket for my mother.”
The New York Cares Coat Drive
For the last 20 years, the New York Cares Coat Drive has provided desperately needed
coats to homeless people, recent immigrants who arrived in this country with just the
clothes on their backs, seniors on fixed incomes, and others who cannot afford new
coats to make it through the winter. The economic crisis in 2008 resulted in greater
demand for coats. With the support of Presenting Sponsor, Health Plus, we extended
the Coat Drive into January 2009 to collect as many as possible, distributing a total of
67,030 coats.
“David, the gardener, told the team that the work they completed in one day
would take him a month to do with the staff and resources he has.”
— Lindsay Heinlein, Hands On New York Day Site Captain, McGolrick Park
Annual Event Program Statistics 2008
Students benefiting from school revitalization: 88,000
Winter Wishes gifts distributed: 32,659
Coats collected and distributed: 67,030
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Financial Report
Statement of Activities
Year Ended June 30, 2008
Unrestricted
Temporarily
Restricted
Total
Operating revenue and support:
Foundations
Corporations
Government
Individuals
Special events, net
Contributed goods and services
Investment Income
Rental income
Other Income
Net assets released from restrictions
$ 632,900
2,278,688
218,200
921,033
827,466
2,819,329
16,823
0
2,589
862,690
$ 533,500
256,406
0
350,025
8,000
(862,690)
$ 1,166,400
2,535,094
218,200
1,271,058
835,446
2,819,329
16,823
0
2,589
0
Total public support and revenue
8,579,698
285,241
8,864,939
Assets
Cash and cash equivalents
Pledges and Grants receivable, net
Investments, at fair value
Prepaid expenses and other assets
Property and equipment, net
Total assets
Liabilities and Net Assets
Liabilities – accounts payable and accrued expenses
Deferred rent
Total liabilities
Expenses:
Program services
Management and general
Fund-raising
6,572,589
519,815
805,102
6,572,589
519,815
805,102
Total expenses
7,897,506
7,897,506
Change in net assets
Statement of Financial Position
$ 682,192
$ 285,241
$ 967,433
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Total
$ 1,904,077
2,379,573
585,174
194,249
271,663
5,334,736
Total
$ 276,057
180,746
456,803
Net Assets:
Unrestricted:
Designated – Board endowment
Undesignated
597,010
2,453,161
Total unrestricted
3,050,171
Temporarily restricted
1,827,762
Total net assets
4,877,933
Total liabilities and net assets
New York Cares quadruples every dollar donated in service to
the community through the power of our volunteers. Eighty-three
percent of our total expenses go directly to helping New Yorkers
in need.
Year Ended June 30, 2008
$ 5,334,736
New York Cares, Inc - This information has been excerpted from our 2008 Financial Statements audited by our independent
accountants Eisner LLP. For a complete copy of our Audited Financial Statements, visit www.nycares.org or write to:
New York Cares, 214 West 29th Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001.
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Financial Supporters
Gifts recorded as of 2/14/09. When compiling our list of supporters, we made every effort to include and list each donor accurately. If we have made an error, please accept our
apologies and let us know. Space limitations preclude us from listing all of our donors and corporate matching gifts.
Founder’s Club ($100,000/+)
Anonymous
Citi
The Clark Foundation
Credit Suisse
Health Plus
HSBC Bank USA, N.A.
Morgan Stanley
News Corporation
Sidley Austin LLP
Founder’s Club In-Kind
98.7 Kiss FM
Captivate Network
Danoo, Inc.
Lamar Outdoor
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
The New York Times Company
Time Inc.
Time Warner Cable
US News and World Report
WNBC4-HD/Telemundo
Zoom Media Corporation
Chairman’s Club ($75,000–$99,999)
The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels
Foundation
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
L’Oréal
Merrill Lynch & Co.
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP
President’s Circle ($50,000–$74,999)
AIG
Anonymous
Cablevision
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Gail and Walter Harris*
Lehman Brothers
Paul J. Taubman*
President’s Circle In-Kind
Jack Resnick & Sons
Martha Stewart Living
People Magazine
Show Media New York, LLC
Titan Outdoor
United Parcel Service
Vector Media
Platinum Donors ($35,000–$49,999)
American Express Company
Anonymous
Bank of America
Gap Inc.
National Basketball Association
The Pinkerton Foundation
Time Warner, Inc.
Platinum Donors In-Kind
Everyday Food
JC Decaux
JWT
NY 10 Taxi TV
Us Weekly Magazine
Van Wagner
Gold Donors ($25,000–$34,999)
Anonymous
Centerline Capital Group
Cheetah Charitable Trust
Marni and Bill Cohen*
Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation
Diageo
Mary J. Hutchins Foundation
Kaplan, Inc.
KPMG LLP
Major League Baseball
MetLife Foundation
John A. Reisenbach Foundation
Mildred and Charles Schnurmacher
Foundation
The Moody’s Foundation
SMBC Global Foundation, Inc.
Thomas J. Tisch and
Alice Montag Tisch
Jo-Anne Williams and Richard Bilotti
Gold Donors In-Kind
CBS Outdoor
Completely Bare Spa
Diageo
Entertainment Weekly
Fuel Outdoor
jetBlue Airways
Kinetic
MindShare
New York Giants
New York Jets
Philosophy
Rolling Stone
Sports Illustrated
WKTU Radio
Silver Donors ($15,000–$24,999)
American Century Investments
Foundation
Annette and Eric Altmann*
Anonymous
Con Edison
The Frances L. and Edwin L.
Cummings Memorial Fund
CW11 Care for Kids Fund, a fund of
the McCormick Tribune Foundation
Deloitte & Touche
The Jean and Louis Dreyfus
Foundation
Andra and John B. Ehrenkranz*
Fortress Investment Group LLC
The Glastenbury Foundation
HOK
IAC/InterActiveCorp
Jones New York
Macquarie Group Foundation
Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw
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The New York Community Trust
Saatchi & Saatchi Consumer
Health+Wellness
Adolph and Ruth Schnurmacher
Foundation
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher &
Flom LLP
State Street Corporation
Wines from Spain, Trade Commission
of Spain in New York
Silver Donors In-Kind
Alloy
First Media
GSTV
IdeaCast
Kaplan, Inc.
National Basketball Association
OTL Productions & Castings
Reuters
Time Out New York
Bronze Donors ($10,000–$14,999)
Anonymous
Arup
AXA Foundation, Inc.
CA, Inc.
Coach, Inc.
Cheryl Cohen Effron and Blair Effron
Colgate-Palmolive Company
Condé Nast Publications
Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP
Fred Alger Management, Inc.
Dorian and Gary Fuhrman
Scott Gorran
The Robert G. and Ellen S. Gutenstein
Family Foundation
Robert Halper
Hess Corporation
Hyde and Watson Foundation
IMS Health
Innisfree M&A Incorporated
The Kanbar Charitable Trust
Kirkland & Ellis LLP
Pamela and Robert Kindler
Loews Corporation
Marks Family Foundation
The McInerney Family Foundation
myGoodDeed.org
New York Times Company
Foundation
Pfizer Inc
Ruth Porat and Anthony Paduano
Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP
Susan Seo and Dennis Friedman
Shearman & Sterling LLP
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett
LLP/Robert E. Spatt
Sony Corporation of America
Bruce and Patti Springsteen
Tanenbaum-Harber Co., Inc.
UBS
Verizon Foundation
Robert Walsh*
The Warnaco Group, Inc.
Washington Mutual
Webloyalty.com
Bronze Donors In-Kind
Elle Decor
Gap Foundation
Jon Landau Management
New York 1
News Corporation
Time Inc., Consumer Marketing
Division
The Wall Street Journal
Patron Donors ($5,000–$9,999)
Louis and Anne Abrons Foundation,
Inc.
Shari and Ed Adler*
Alston & Bird LLP
Anonymous
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Trust
Theodore H. Barth Foundation
The Beanstalk Group
Kathy Behrens and Gerry O’Reilly*
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co., Inc.
Bryan Cave LLP
Veronica Bulgari and Stephan Haimo
Cartier
CNA Foundation
ContextWeb, Inc.
David Yurman
Debevoise & Plimpton LLP
Deluxe – New York
(in honor of their clients)
E*Trade Financial Corporation
Matthew J. Edmonds and
Julie Anne Quay Foundation
The Everett Foundation
Andrew Feldman Foundation
Fidelity Investments
Fir Tree Partners
Fitzpatrick, Cella, Harper & Scinto
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP
Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver &
Jacobson, LLP
Joyce and Christopher Frost*
GE Real Estate
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
Ross Goldstein, DFJ Gotham
Ventures
Heineken USA, Inc.
Claudia and Sheldon Hirshon*
Todd Hollander*
Hunton & Williams LLP
IBM
Ineum Consulting
Infinity Info Systems
Insight Venture Partners
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
The Kaplan Thaler Group
Jelena and Russell Kling
Steve Lazarus*
Robert and Yanina Levitan*
Abigail and Anton Levy
LexisNexis
Loehmann’s
M&T Bank
Makovsky & Company, Inc.
Massey Knakal Charitable Foundation
McKinsey & Company
Mesmerize Media
Mick Management, Inc.
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
Virginia C. Moseley and
Thomas Nides
Jillian and Lawrence Neubauer
(in honor of Ross Goldstein)
New York City Council Speaker
Christine Quinn
New York Giants
New York Life Insurance Company
New York State Assembly Members:
Assembly Member Jonathan Bing
Assembly Member Michael Gianaris
Assembly Member Micah Kellner
Assembly Member Nettie Mayersohn
NYSE Euronext
Adam Oestrich
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton
& Garrison LLP
The People’s Court
Perry Capital
Points of Light Foundation
Quinn Fable Advertising, Inc.
Elizabeth Rabii Cribbs and
Derek Cribbs
Rabina Properties
Resolution Media, Inc.
Resources Global Professionals
Ropes and Gray, LLP
Libby and Seth Rosen*
Amy and Howard Rubinstein
May and Samuel Rudin Family
Foundation
Seneca Insurance Company
Jeanne Straus*
Allen Thomas
Thomson Reuters
Troutman Sanders LLP
Lee and Cynthia King Vance
Amy Vennema/A.V. Max
The Walt Disney Company
Weil, Gotshal & Manges
Janet Zagorin
Zurich North America
Patron Donors In-Kind
Ambient Planet
Canyon Ranch
Citi
Clear Channel Outdoor, Inc.
Todd Hollander
NASDAQ
National Promotions and
Advertising (NPA)
New York Observer
Oz Moving & Storage NYC
Prime Point Media
Raffles Resort Canouan Island
Rémy Cointreau, USA, Inc./
Martin Daraz
Valpak
Benefactors ($1,000–$4,999)
Susanna Aaron and Gary Ginsberg
Aetos Capital LP
Carol and Robert Aicher
Anonymous
Susan and Joseph Armbrust
Lee and Robert Attanasio
Roger Bacon
Gary Bagley
Bank Leumi USA
Renee and Richard Barasch/
Universal American Corp.
Meredith Barnes
BearingPoint, Inc.
Janna H.J. Bellwin
Dana Berg
Nathan Berkoff*
Kurt Bermond*
Michele Bickford*
Philip Boroff
Mimi and Michael Boublik
Sandy and Jess Boyer
Leslie and Dave Bradley
Chanah Brenenson
Brickman
Rene Brinkley
Buchbinder Tunick & Company LLP
Christopher Calabia
Calico Fund
Capgemini
CBRE/787 7th Avenue
Phillip Carter
Sue Anne Celentano Robinson
and Robert J. Robinson
John Chidiac
Jeffrey Chin
Claudine and Richard Clark
Mark Coatney*
Communitas
Carl A. Contiguglia
Nancy and Thomas Cornacchia
Anne Corry*
Emily and John Corry
Duncan Darrow
Cheri and Todd Davison
Kenneth DeRegt
Andre V. Duggin
Paul Ehrlich
Martin Elling
M.E. Ellis
Norman Ember
Anne M. Falvey
Fidelity National Title Company
Financial Times
Edward Fine
The Paul and Phyllis Fireman
Charitable Foundation
Evan Firestone
Jennifer and Michael Flannery*
Jerrilyn Fleisher and Steven Bierman
Deirdre Flynn and
Robert Shepardson*
Forex Capital Markets
Michelle Foster and
Michael Costantino*
Foxwoods Resort Casino
(in honor of David Rabin)
Genevieve and Scott Freeman
Connie Friesen
Florence and Meyer Frucher
Samir A. Gandhi*
Carmen Garcia Rodriguez and
Carlos Rodriguez
Ira Gardner
Sonia Gardner
Gensler
Genzyme Corporation
Valerie and Mark Gerstein*
Gerson Lehrman Group, Inc.
Phillip Giambri
Katy and Richy Glassberg*
Barbara Glassman and Arthur Rubin*
The Glickenhaus Foundation
David Gober
Mary Ann and Howard Godwin
Judith and David Goldfinger
Jennifer and Geoffrey Goldschein*
Sonia and Richard Gordon*
Noah Gotbaum (in memory of
Carol Anne Gotbaum)*
Greater New York Mutual Insurance
Company
Janet and Edward Greenberg*
Jeffrey D. Greenip
Melanie Greenwood*
Andrea Gulli
Susan and Robert Gurman*
Beth Haggerty*
HandsOn Network
Steven Harr
Bette Ann Harris
Lissa Hirsch and Tibby Blum
Dina and Philip Hofmann
Marianne and Dan Holohan
Huron Consulting Group LLC
Katie Hustead and Joe Weston*
John Hutchinson
Tamara Igel
Rebecca Irwin and Charles Fisher*
Jefferies & Co., Inc.
James D. Johnson
Barbara and Elliot Kanbar*
The Kaplan Family Foundation
Judith Kaufer and Max Von Hollweg
Terence Kawaja
Kaye Scholer LLP
Suzannah and Karl Kellner*
Glenn Kinen
Gerard and Penney Klingman
Candice Koederitz
Lauren Kogod and David Smiley
Kevin Kollenda
Tanya and Stuart Koonce
Jonathan and Kristy Korngold
Anna Kovner and Seth Meisel
Riki and Robert Kreitman
Ryan G. Kriger*
Brian Krisberg
Brian Lamb*
John Lavelle
Peter D. Lease
Christiane Lemieux and Joshua Young
Andrew Levine*
Daniel A. Levinson
Danielle Levy
Erica Lewis*
Amy and Richard Lipton
Lone Pine Foundation
LRN
Anne and John MacKinnon
Mahmoud A. Mamdani
Jay Mantz
Renwick Martin
Lindsay Marx
Kelly and William Massey
The McGraw-Hill Companies
Helen Meates
Meredith Family Foundation
Melissa Merriam
The Helen and Morris Messing
Foundation
Metro Honda
Metropolitan National Bank
Tom Meyerhoff
Alan Middleton
Theodore Miller
Melisa Moehlman and
T. Spencer Baugher*
Jessica Moser and Eric Schwartz
Christine and Thomas Motamed
Patricia A. Murphy
Shireen Naderi*
Danielle M. Napolitan
New York Jets
New York State Assembly Members:
Assembly Member Rory Lancman
Assembly Member Daniel O’Donnell
Assembly Member Linda Rosenthal
New York State Senator Tom Duane
Keith O’Reilly
Sheryl Parker and James Grayer
The Parkside Group
Scott Levy and Cynthia Paul
peHUB
Michael Peskowitz
Michael and Leslie Petrick
Marianne and Ed Petrosky*
George Petrow
Sharon and A. Robert Pietrzak
Myles C. Pollin
Posman Books at Grand Central
Pro-Media Communications
Jon and Lisa Pruzan
Debra Putzer
Rabobank International
Daniel Raffe
Razor & Tie Entertainment
Melanie Reiser
Luanne Rice
New York Cares The way to volunteer 17
Financial Supporters (continued)
Carmen Ringelmann*
Terrence Roberts
David Rockefeller
Mrs. Frederick P. Rose
Faith Rosenfeld and James Castro
Lee Rosenthal
Jennifer Saranow and David Schultz
Ann Schaefer
Eric Schmalzbauer
Michael J. Schmidtberger
Lisa and Michael Schneider*
Marcy and Peter Schuck
Science Application International
Corporation
Judith Scofield Miller and David Miller
Jennifer Shotwell
Tanya Liz Sicard
Daniel Simkowitz
Kathleen and Richard Simon*
Norman D. Slonaker
Knighten Smit
Maya and V.S. Srinivas
Stainman Family Foundation
Amy Starr and Matthew Ziehl
Esta Stecher
Michael Stern
Ricki Stern and Evan Guillemin*
Amy and Marc Strauss*
Mark Strauss
Jordan Tamagni and Michael Schlein
Sally Thurston and Mark Power
Laurie M. Tisch
Lisa Torell Finerman
Towers Perrin
Marian and Christopher Toy
Total Renal Care
Ronnie and Stephen Trevor
Edward Trieber
Steven Umlauf
Deborah Waldman and John Gatsos*
Louise and Alan Weil
Adam Weinstein*
West, a Thomson Reuters business
Erin Wietecha*
William Penn Life Insurance Co.
Lisa Wilson*
Alicia and Mark Wiltshire
Maureen Wirth
Paul and Theresa Wirth
Nancy Workman and Jonathan Miller
World Evolved
Lisa and Paul Wysocki
Barbara and David Zalaznick
Sarah Zgliniec
Ariel Zwang and Gordon Mehler*
Benefactors In-Kind
40/40 Club
Adventures in Advertising/
Got Schwag?/Got Giftz?
Alloy Media + Marketing
Arms & Barnes Design
Channel M
Fresh
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
GOOD
Andrea Gulli
Mariana Guimaraes/
Maria Bonita Extra
The Jewish Museum
Loews Hotels
Mandarin Oriental,
New York Metro
Morgan Stanley
OneSource Services, Inc.
Pfeil & Holing, Inc.
Reem Acra
Ripple Networks, Inc.
Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines
Sony Pictures Television
Tekserve
Time Warner, Inc.
Tiny Print Stores
WWRL Radio
Friends ($500–$999)
Elizabeth Abrams
Gregory Adams
Janelle Anderson
Anonymous
Martha and James Arden
Arenson Office Furnishings
Eric Aroesty
Ann Axel
Wendy and Frederick Bachman
Mary Ann Baiyor
Yera and Brendan Balestrieri
Kara and Dov Barnett
David Barrett
Elizabeth Barrett
Giselle Barth
Brenda Barton
Darin Bassin
The Elsa Becker Foundation
Bill Begert
Ryan Bekkerus (in honor of
Carrie Guillory and Ken Wallach)
Eleanor Bella
Ora Bendit-Shtull and Michael Bendit
Matthew Bernstein
Frederic Bloch
Laurin Blumenthal Kleiman and
Norman Kleiman
Emily Bobrow
Julia and Norman Bobrow
John Bonacum
Ramona Boston
Scott Bowen/Morgan Stanley
Robert Boyd
Mary Braunsdorf
Sandra Bresnick
Joan and Jon Brody (in honor of
Carrie Guillory and Ken Wallach)
Brown McMahon & Weinraub LLC
Frank P. Bruno
Jaclyn Calem-Grunat and
Joshua Grunat
Canon Business Solutions
R.J. Carlson
Sean Cassidy
Nancy Chang and Daniel Rossner
Lucy Charman
Kevin G. Chavers and
Ginger L. McKnight-Chavers
Emmanuel Chesnais
Sharon Clark
Ann Clarke
18 New York Cares The way to volunteer
Sarah E. Cogan and Douglas H.
Evans
Nancy Corbett
Mary Cronson
Maureen Crough
J. Gerard Cummins
Data Fusion Technologies
Mr. and Mrs. Fabio De Angelis
Mark Diker
Oliver Dizon
Robert Donatucci
Brooke Donnelly
Frank Dunlevy
Anne Ebersman and Pen Caligor
Alan Epstein
Lili and Wilson Ervin
Susan and Ethan Falkove
Patricia and Robert Farrell
Anne-Marie Flatley
Wendy Flanagan
Cliff Fonstein
Bridget Fortner
Jeff Foxx
Emily and Philip Friedman
Robert T. Friedsam
Lisa Gahan
Elaine Gehnich
A.J. Alexis Gelinas
Peter Getsinger
(in memory of Karen Bontecou)
R. Todd Giardinelli/Morgan Stanley
Justin Gignac
Seth Ginns
Alex Glantz
Robert Glassman
Martin Gold
Wendy Goldberg
Julie Goldblatt
Susan Goldman
Arianne and Robert Golub
Richard Gordon
Jenifer and Matt Gorin
Robin and Scott Gottlieb
Emily Grand and Arthur Hickok
Greater New York Chapter
of NAPNAP
Peter Green
Eli and Jennifer Gross
Gavin Guerra
John Hale
Katherine Hall and Paul Risko
The Hartford
Peter Heinrich
Robert Hirth
Kent Hitchcock
Adam Houhoulis
James Huang
Infinite Possibilities Foundation
Alex Iosilevich
Samina Iqbal and Anthony Denninger
Kofi John
Glyn M. Jones
Kaspar and Esh
Cathy Kaplan
Camille and Rory Kelleher
Joseph Kelly
Anthony King
JJ Ko
Einat Korman
Alexandra Korry
Mark Kowal
Joseph Lee
Nancy Lewis
Jill and Dean Lin
Tamara L. Lipshie
Gerry Logue
Lotus Ride
Deborah Lucas
Jack Lusk, Harris Rand Lusk
Frank Lyon
Linda MacDonald
Margaret and Farid Maluf
Manhattan Bridge Club
Julie Mares
Sarah Martin
Kathleen McCabe
Abigail Merrill
The Millburn Corporation
Eric Miller
The Mitsui USA Foundation
Michael Moretti
Peter Mundy
C. Murray and John Kuster
Robert Nathan
Next Magazine
Rise Norman and Ross Markman
Jed Nussdorf
Pam and Vince Pagano (in honor of
Carrie Guillory and Ken Wallach)
Michael Parrott
Sabina Pederzini
Clarisse Perrette
P.E. Stone, Inc.
Play for Your Cause
Tracy and Marc Porosoff
Lynn Povich and Stephen Shepard
Joshua Pristaw
Rabobank International
Irving Rotter
Kathryn Ruiz
Thomas Ruks
Angie Salam
Gabriel Saltarelli
Joanna Savad and Harry Segal
Judith and Martin Scherzer
Lisa and David Schlakman
Olivier Schlatter
Harvey Schussler
Maureen Schwartz
Erik Scott
Bartholomew A. Sheehan
Adam D. Shepard
Steven Shoemate
David Sidman
Sandi and Issac Simon
Jana Skidmore
Thomas Souther
Judith and Robert Stuchiner
Alison Sullivan
Jillwen Sung
SWN Communications
Nathalie Tang
Linnaea Tillett
Lawrence Tondel
Michele Tortorelli
Peter Tucker and Chubb & Son
(in honor of Gail and Walter Harris)
Alan Unger
Julaine Untereker
Valuation Research Corporation/
Neil Kelly
Vera Wang Bridal House
Gail Victor (in honor of Carrie Guillory
and Ken Wallach)
Barbara Vrancik
John Waldron (in honor of
Carrie Guillory and Ken Wallach)
Laura Walker – WNYC Radio
Linda Weingarten
Katherine Weinstein
Mitchell Weisenberg
Judith Welcom
Marissa Wesely and
Fred Hammerman
Kelley Wetzel
Maureen White
Barbara and Allan Wickstein
Larry and Gayle Wieseneck
Deborah Wiley
Patti T. Wu
Christine Xu
Pam Zapata
Robert Zimmerman
James Zirin
Lynn Zises
Friends In-Kind
Alloy Entertainment
Anonymous
Balenciaga America
Columbia Pictures
Crunch Fitness International
DTO “Debbie The Organizer”
Economy Candy
Ivanka Trump Jewelry
Neil George Salon
New Jersey Nets
Sephora
Sweet Banjany, LLC
Tao Las Vegas
W New York
Woodloch Pines Resort
Yoga Works
Supporters ($250–$499)
Elissa Aaronson and Seth Goodman
Kurt Aarsand
Patrick Abouchalache
Diana and Kenneth Adams
Paul C. Adams
Tajudeen Adeola
Alliance Bernstein
Jacob J. Amato
Dereje Ambatchew
Carolyn Andrews
Michael Appelbaum
Justin Arnold
Terry Astuto
Karim Awad
Delores and Thomas Baker
Keith Band
Mia Banner
Damon Barber (in honor of
Carrie Guillory and Ken Wallach)
Nancy Bargar
Laura and Nir Barzilai
Lawrence Bauer
Judith Bernstein
Sheri Best
Linda Blacken
Robert Bland
Jeanne Blaustein and Peter Bokor
Eve Blohm
William Bomar
Betsy Book
Phyllis and Steve Brociner (in honor
of Carrie Guillory and Ken Wallach)
Jocelyn and Jonathan Brose
Michael A. Burke
Liz Buron
Business Culture Consultants
Matisse Bustos Hawkes
William Calamia
Christine Cantine
Elizabeth Carmen
Phebe Carter
The Cathedral School Parent
Association
June Chan
Jennifer Cho (in honor of Anne Corry)
Edmund Choo
Anthony Civale
Gerald Cleary
Charles Cleland
Sheri and Matthew Cohen
Sylvia and Albert Cohn (in honor of
Carrie Guillory and Ken Wallach)
Barry Coller
Columbia Prep School
John Connelly
Karen and Greg Conway (in honor of
Carrie Guillory and Ken Wallach)
Edith Cooper
Lisa and Terry Corcoran
Don Cornwell
John M. Costello Jr.
Maggie and Joe Craine
Charles Cummings
Elizabeth Cunningham
Ross Cussen
Delma Cutidioc
Gina D’Alessio
Nicholas Daraviras
Jennifer Davis
Jay Dealy
Simon Dean
Nicholas DeBaun
Amy Demma
Katharine and Rohit Desai
The Diorio Family
Madeleine Dowling
Hayley Downs and Marlan Barry
William Driscoll
Jennifer and John Dunne
Phyllis and Richard Edelstein
(in honor of Carrie Guillory
and Ken Wallach)
Rachel Ehrlich
Scott Ernst
Family and Friends of Laura Mannino
and Alex Stockham
Suzanne Fawbush
Marshall Feiring
Gregory Fierce
Terence Finn
Greg Fitting
Harriet Flehinger
Richard Ford
Carol Kay Foster
Jonathan Freedman
Steven Fuggio
FX Alliance LLC
Michael Gabriel
Elizabeth Gaffney
David Gaglione
Dominic A. Galasso
Daniel Gerard
Pat Gericke
Ken Giddon
Katie Gilbert
Pat Gilligan
Rebecca Glashow
Brad Goldberg (in honor of
Carrie Guillory and Ken Wallach)
Jennifer Goldman
Amy Goldstein
Graphic Communications
(in honor of Nicole Dymant)
Troy Gregory
Faith Grill
Dennis Grogan
Louis Guerrero
Ashima and Alka Gupta
Chris Hadley
Greg Hamilton
Elizabeth Harris
Laura Harris
Linda Heath
Susan Heim
Adrienne and Dennis Hensley
Liani Hernandez
HHC Marketing
Jean Hill
Diego Hojraj
Anne Hollander
Eden Holt
Katie and Aaron Hood
Robert Horne and
Laurie Lindenbaum Fund
Gary Horowitz
Brian Hotaling
Ben Hulsey
Garland Hunter
Jan and David Ichel
Jeanette Jmal
Alison Kallman
Michelle Kearns
Todd Kerwin
Jerry Kestenbaum
Robin Kestenbaum
Chris King
Sarah Kliff
Anthony J. Kliphuis
Michael Kohler
Marlise Konort
Philip Konort
Amy L. Kreisberg and
Michael D. Nathan
Adam Kubryk
Joshua Kuo
Angelica Kwan
Malcolm Lane
Anna Lau
John Ledee
Kevin Leichter
Lennie Construction Group
David and Denise Levine
Molly Levinson and Josh Wachs
Susan Lewis
* Hands On Heroes Society
We are proud to recognize donors marked with an *
as members of New York Cares’ Hands On Heroes
Society. These individuals have shown their support
for New York Cares by making a generous, multi-year
commitment to help us reach an even greater
number of New Yorkers in need. To learn more about
the Hands On Heroes Society, please contact Amy
Wickstein at 212-228-1154 or e-mail
Amy_Wickstein@nycares.org.
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Financial Supporters (continued)
Michael Lexton
Lisa Lindelef
Anne Lindgren
Janet Lindsley
Andrea Linett
Jenny and John Liu
Uri Lopatin
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Loper
Ann Lowenthal
Anna and Sanny Makki
Hugh Mannering
Jeanine Maresca
John Marino
Claudine Mathieu
Martin Mayer (in honor of
Carrie Guillory and Ken Wallach)
Susanne McGrath
Ari Medoff
Ruchi and Prabhat Mehta
Janet Mendenhall
John Mendenhall
Christina Menezes
Joyce Menschel
Laurence Merritt
Anne and Neil Meyer
Debi Miller
Jessica Minhas
Jennifer Moore
Charles Moser
Janet Mulligan
Deborah Myers
Kim Nam-Eun
Dani Newman
David Oakes
Charles C. O’Brien
Michelle and James O’Connor
Jennifer O’Connor-Parmelee and
Craig Parmelee
Ellen Odenath
John Ogle
Carol Paczkowski
Oriana and Joe Palumbo
Jeffrey Partrick
Peter Pasco
Puja Patel
Scott Paton
Avigdor Pemper
Personnel Express Corp.
(in honor of their clients)
Philip Petruzzelli
Carole and Anthony Pipolo
Gregory Pizzitola (in honor of
Carrie Guillory and Ken Wallach)
John Plewes
Ann Poll
Anne Pollack
Pamela and Mark Poole
Ellen Portnoy (in honor of
Carrie Guillory and Ken Wallach)
Kimberley Price
David Rabin
Lauren Rabin
James Ranck
Martin P. Randisi
A-men K. Rasheed
Elizabeth Reese
Dale Reiss and Jerome King
Ira Resnick
Mr. Ressler (in honor of Ben Black)
The Retail Network
Edward Ribaudo Jr.
Rhonnye Ricks
Laura Riddell
Benjamin Rinzler (in memory of
Carol Anne Gotbaum)
Jayne and Barry Ritholz (in honor of
Carrie Guillory and Ken Wallach)
Stephen Rodd
Mark M. Rogers
Donald Rose
Harriet Rose
Joel Rosenbluth
Michael Ross
Matthew Rothman (in honor of
Carrie Guillory and Ken Wallach)
Antonio Ruiz
Sheryl Sachs
Alexander Sade
Carlos A. Sanchez
Josie Sandler
Rick Satitpunwaycha
Nora and Homer Schaaf
Suzanne and Harold Schaaff
Jen Schenkel
Thomas Schwarz
Karrie Schweikert (in honor of
Carrie Guillory and Ken Wallach)
Kevin Seaman
Ava Seave
Melissa Segal
Mary Louise and Jeffrey Shafer
Maulin Shah
Tracy and Lawrence Shar
Rich Sharff (in honor of Carrie Guillory
and Ken Wallach)
Judith Sherman Levin
Lee Siegel (in honor of Carrie Guillory
and Ken Wallach)
Parul Singh
Sheelah Sinnott
Kimberly Skaggs
Beth Smigel
Mark Smith
Christopher Snow
Jordan Socaransky
Josephine Sollano
Susan Sommer
Neil Soni
Soopanee Srisanan
Arielle Stanford
Jamie B.W. Stecher
Melissa Stepanis
Bonnie and Andrew Stern
Tracey A. Svenningsen
Kate Swann
Michael P. Tarulli
J. Kenneth Tate
Regina and John Tehan (in honor of
Carrie Guillory and Ken Wallach)
Michael Tiger
Jane Tisdale
Andrew Tobias
Joy Tutela
Urban Express
Teddy Vagias
20 New York Cares The way to volunteer
Christian Verlingo
Robin Wagge
Craig Waldman
Rick Walker
Karen Walter
Cindy Warner
Gloriana Waters
Steven Weisman
(in honor of John Gross)
Lisa Weiss
James Wernz
Karen Whitaker
Amy Wickstein
Charles Wilbanks
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich
& Rosati Foundation
Rachel Wintterle
Gary Wishnow
Joel Wojnilower
Kevin Wright
Eden Wurmfeld
Laura Young
John Zagat
Alan Zakheim (in honor of
Carrie Guillory and Ken Wallach)
Supporters In-Kind
ABC Television Network
Bank of America
Eleanore Bella
Blue Man Productions
Calypso Christiane Celle
Chelsea Piers Sports &
Entertainment Complex
CNBC
The Colbert Report
Crunch
Diane von Furstenberg
Disney Theatrical Productions
DwellStudio
Eleni’s
Eleven Madison Park
Exhale Spa
Flatotel
Four Seasons Las Vegas
The Gershwin Theatre
Godiva Chocolatier
Intellifit
Metropolitan Lumber and
Hardware Co., Inc.
New York Rangers
Rare Tea Cellar
The Renaissance Resort at
World Golf Village
Restaurant Associates
Retreat at Tree Gap
Stereo By The Shore
Tateossian London
USTA Eastern Inc.- D.A. Abrams
Partner Agencies
163rd Street Improvement Council, Inc.
Abyssinian Development Corporation
Academy for Social Action
Academy of Environmental Science
Achilles Track Club*
Addicts Rehabilitation Center*
Added Value
Addiction Research and
Treatment Corporation
Africa Redemption Alliance, Inc.
African American Planning
Commission Inc. - Serenity House
Family Residence
African Center for
Community Empowerment
African Services Committee
AIDS Center of Queens County
Alianza Dominicana at MS 201X
All Angels Church
All People's Church Of
The Apostolic Faith, Inc.
American Cancer Society
American Museum of Natural History
American Red Cross in Greater
New York
Animal Care & Control of
New York City
Animal Center of Queens
Animal Haven, Inc.*
Any Soldier Incorporated
Arab-American Family Support Center
Argus Community, Inc.
ARIVA, Inc.*
Asian Americans for Equality*
Asociacion Tepeyac de New York, Inc.
Aspira of New York Project B.E.A.N.
Association for Metro-Area Autistic
Children
Association to Benefit ChildrenThe Jamie Rose
Atlantic Avenue Local Development
Corporation
Audrey Johnson Day Care Center
Auxiliary to Bellevue Hospital
Center, Inc.
Baby Buggy
Bailey House Inc.
Barrier Free Living, Inc.
Bellevue Hospital*
Bethany Baptist Church
Bethel Chinese Assembly of God
Bethesda Day Care
Bethesda Missionary Baptist Church
Bialystoker Home for the Aged
Bibleway House of Prayer
Big Brothers Big Sisters of New York City
Bobbi and the Strays
Bottomless Closet
The Bridge, Inc.
Broadway Community Inc.
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Bronx AIDS Services - COBRA Case
Management
Bronx Arts Cultural Center, Inc.
Bronx Center for Science and
Mathematics
Bronx Homeworks
Bronx Land Trust*
Bronx Shepherds Restoration
Corporation
Bronx Spanish Evangelical Church
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Brooklyn Animal Resource Coalition
Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service Adolescent Employment and
Education Program
Brooklyn Children's Center
Brooklyn Children’s Museum
Brooklyn Public Library:
Crown Heights Branch
Grand Army Plaza Branch
Saratoga Branch
Williamsburgh Branch
Brooklyn Rescue Mission Inc.
Brownsville Community
Development Corp
Brownsville Community
Residential Center
Bushwick Economic
Development Corporation
Cabrini Apartments
Cabrini Center for Nursing and
Rehabilitation
Calvary Free Will Baptist Church, Inc.
CAMBA
Career Gear
Caribbean Conservation Corporation
The Caring Community
Carnegie East House
The Carter Burden Center for the
Aging, Inc.
Casa La Esperanza
CASES Nathaniel Project
Cathedral Community Cares of
St. John the Divine
Catholic Charities Diocese of
Brookyn & Queens*
Center Against Domestic Violence Women's Second Start
Center for Urban and
Community Services
Center of Hope International
Central Harlem Alcohol Crisis Center
Central Park Zoo
Chelsea Adult Day Health Center
Child Center of New York*
Child Development Support Corporation
Children Anvouet International Inc.
Children of the City
Children's Aid Society*
Children's Arts & Science
Workshops, Inc.
Children's Evaluation and Rehabilitation
Center - Kennedy Center
Children's Rescue Fund*
Childs Memorial Temple Church of God in Christ
Chinatown Manpower Project, Inc.
Christ Church United Methodist,
New York City
Church King of Kings
Church of God in Christ Jesus
Church of God of Prophecy
Church of St. Francis Xavier
Church of St. Paul & St. Andrew
United Methodist
CitiWide Harm Reduction
Citizens Advice Bureau*
City Harvest
The CityKids Foundation, Inc.
Citymeals-on-Wheels
Clearview Festival Productions
Clothed With Love, Inc.
Coalition for the Homeless
Cobble Hill Health Center
Columbia New York
Presbyterian Hospital
Common Cents
Common Ground Community*
Community Counseling & Mediation
Community Health Action of
Staten Island
Community Healthcare Network
Community Lounge Senior Center
Computers for Youth Foundation, Inc.
Concourse House
Convent Avenue Baptist Church
Convent Family Living Center
Covenant House New York*
CREATE, Inc.*
Creative Arts Workshop for Kids, Inc.
Cultural Collaborative Jamaica
*Indicates agencies we work with at multiple sites.
Damon House New York, Inc.
Dawning of a New Day Outreach
Ministries
Dawning Village Daycare Center
Day Care Council of New York, Inc.
Department of Veterans Affairs Project TORCH
Directions For Our Youth Beacon Program at MS 219
The DOE Fund, Inc.*
The DOME Project, Inc.
Dominican Women's Development
Center
The Door
DOROT
Double Discovery Center
Dr. Susan Smith McKinney Nursing
and Rehabilitation Center
The Drawing Center
East New York Farms
East River Development Alliance
East Side House Settlement*
ECDO Child Start Center
Educational Alliance/Boys & Girls Club
After-School Program*
Educators for Children, Youth and
Families Inc.
Edwin Gould Services for Children*
El Divino Salvador Social Services
Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Cente
Elizabeth W. Pouch Center - Staten
Island Mental Health Society, Inc.
Ellen Comis Ministries d/b/a Faith
Community Church International
Emerald Isle Immigration Center
New York
Evangelistic Outreach Program
Eximius College Preparatory Academy
Exponents, Inc.
Faith Covenant Christian Church
Faith In Action Ministries
Faith Ministries, Inc.
Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle
The Father's Heart Ministries
FEGS at The Bronx School for Law,
Government, and Justice
Fellowship Baptist Church
Fifth Avenue Committee, Inc.
First Calvary Baptist Church
First Jerusalem Baptist Church
First United Christian Church
Flushing House
Food Bank For New York City*
Fordham Bedford Children's Services*
Fordham Tremont
Fort Washington Seventh Day
Adventist Church
The Fortune Society
Frederick Douglass Senior Center
The Fresh Air Fund
Fresh Youth Initiatives, Inc.
Friendly Baptist Church, Inc.
Full Gospel Christian Church
Full Gospel Evangelical Outreach
Ministries
FUREE - Families United for Racial and
Economic Equality
Future Leaders Institute Charter School
Gainesville
Gallop, Inc.
Gay Men's Health Crisis, Inc.
Gethsemane Outreach Ministries
Girls and Boys Town
Gladiator Sports Inc.
Goddard Riverside's Project Reachout
God's Love We Deliver
Good Shepherd Services*
Goodwill Industries
Grand Central Neighborhood Social
Services Corporation*
Grand Street Settlement
Greater Faith Temple C.O.T.L.G.
Greater Fellowship Church Ministries
Greater New York City Affiliate of the
Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer
Foundation
Greenhope Services for Women*
Greenpoint Reformed Church
Greenwich Village Youth Council*
H.O. Scott Education &
Community Center
Hamilton-Madison House*
Hands on New York, Inc.
Harlem Children's Zone, Inc.*
Harlem Hospital Center
Harlem United*
The Harvest Life Center - After School
and Youth Activity Program
HealthCorps
HeartShare Human Services of
New York
Health Plus
Helping Hands for the Disabled of NYC
Henry Street Settlement*
Heritage Health and Housing, Inc.
Highbridge Garden Community Center After School Program
Highbridge-Woodycrest Center Inc.
Hillside House - Metropolitan Council
Holy House of Prayer
Holy Tabernacle Church
Holy Temple Church
The Hope Line
Housing Works*
Hudson Guild*
Hudson River Park Trust
I Must Be About My Father's
Business Ministries
Iglesia Hispana de la Communidad
Imani House
Incarnation School
Interdisciplinary Center for
Child Development
International Rescue Committee
Inwood Community Services, Inc.
Inwood House
Jackson Heights-Elmhurst Kehillah, Inc.
Jacob A. Riis Neighborhood
Settlement House, Inc.
Jacqueline Denise Davis Garden
Jamaica Day Nursery, Inc Woodside Children's Center
James Weldon Johnson
Community Center, Inc.Head Start
Jan Hus Presbyterian Church &
Neighborhood House
Jewish Board of Family and
Children's Services, Inc. - Horizons
Jewish Home and Hospital
Kateri Residence
Kew Gardens Improvement
Association, Inc
Keys of the Kingdom Pentecostal
Holiness Church
Kids Enjoy Exercise Now (KEEN)
New York/Keen USA
Kingsbridge Heights Community Center
Kips Bay Boys and Girls Clubs*
Latin American Pentecostal Church of
God La Hermosa
League 1199 SEIU Training and
Upgrading Fund
Lenox Hill Neighborhood House*
Lenox Hill Senior Center*
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender
Community Center
Leviticus Church
Life Changers Church and Ministries
Lincoln Recovery Center
Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center, Inc.
Literacy Partners, Inc.
New York Cares The way to volunteer 21
Partner Agencies (continued)
Lively Stone Pentecostal Church, Inc.
Living for the Young Family
through Education
Long Island City Adult Learning Center
Los Redimidos por la Sangre de
Jesucristo, Inc.
Lott Assisted Living Residence
Lower East Side Harm Reduction Center
Lower Eastside Service Center
Lower Manhattan Arts Academy
Madison Square Boys and Girls Club*
Make A Child Smile Organization
Manhattan Island Foundation, Inc.
Manhattan Land Trust*
Manna of Life Ministries
Martha's Kitchen
Max Meltzer Towers Senior Center
Medicare Rights Center
Metro Baptist Church and
Rauschenbusch Metro Ministries
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Metropolitan Corporate Academy
Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty
Metropolitan Hospital Center
Midnight Run
Midtown Community Court Times Square Ink
Millennial Reign, Inc.
Miller Avenue Community Block Association
Missionary Church of Christ, Inc.
The Momentum Project, Inc.
Montefiore Medical Center
Mothers on the Move
Mott Haven Residents Association
Mount Hope Housing Co. Inc. Project R.E.A.D.Y.
Mount Neboh Baptist Church of Harlem
Mount Sinai Hospital*
Mount Sinai Worship Center, Inc.
National Association of Blessed Billionaires
National Church of God in Brooklyn
National Development and Research
Institutes, Inc.
New Life Tabernacle
New York Road Runners Foundation
New Alternatives for Children, Inc.
New Hope Community Resource Center
New Horizons - Project Hope
New Jerusalem Baptist Church
New Lots Urban Farm
New Settlement Apartments*
The New Open Door C.O.G.I.C.
New York Asian Women's Center
New York Association for New Americans
New York Botanical Garden
New York City Department for the Aging
New York City Department of
Cultural Affairs - Materials for the Arts
New York City Department of Education:
Bronx: 96 - The Richard Rodgers
School, C.S. 6, C.E.S. 88, C.S. 134,
J.H.S. 117, M.S. 101, M.S. 308, M.S.
322, M.S. 371, M.S. 391, P.S. 5, P.S.
9, P.S. 12, P.S. 18, P.S. 33, P.S. 47,
P.S. 59, P.S. 64, P.S. 66, P.S. 75, P.S.
86, P.S. 94, P.S. 130, P.S. 161, P.S.
188, P.S. 198, P.S. 723, Alfred E.
Smith High School, Bronx Charter
School for the Arts, Foreign
Language Academy of Global
Studies, Harry Truman High School,
Immaculate Conception School,
Marble Hill High School, Metropolitan
High School, Mott Haven Village
Preparatory High School, New World
High School, Passages Academy,
Richard R. Green Campus Middle
School, Urban Assembly Academy of
Civic Engagement, Urban Assembly
School for Careers in Sports, The
Urban Assembly Academy for History
and Citizenship for Young Men
Brooklyn: 520 - Pacific High School,
C.S. 21, I.S. 68, I.S. 96, I.S. 162, I.S.
171, I.S. 232, I.S. 252, I.S. 296, I.S.
318, I.S. 347/349 Beacon Center North Brooklyn YMCA, I.S. 385,
M.S. 35, M.S. 61, I.S. 246, M.S.
354, M.S. 394, P 4 at P.S. 72, P 4 at
P.S 81, P 4 at P.S 109, P 4 at P.S.
843, P 771 at P.S. 225, P 771 at
P.S. 236, P 771 at P.S. 329,
P.S./M.S. 306, P.S. 7, P.S. 9, P.S.
11, P.S. 20, P.S. 23, P.S. 24, P.S. 38,
P.S. 39, P.S. 46, P.S. 53, P.S. 53 at
P.S. 384, P.S. 54, P.S. 67, P.S. 75,
P.S. 77, P.S. 84, P.S. 94, P.S. 101,
P.S. 119, P.S. 127, P.S. 133, P.S.
152, P.S. 159, P.S. 170, P.S. 176,
P.S. 178, P.S. 189, P.S. 192, P.S.
209, P.S. 212, P.S. 214, P.S. 226,
P.S. 230, P.S. 241, P.S. 243, P.S.
270, P.S. 276, P.S. 282, P.S. 290,
P.S. 295, P.S. 297, P.S. 298, P.S.
307, P.S. 329, P.S. 345, P.S. 397,
P.S. 399, Acorn High School for
Social Justice, Automotive High
School, Brooklyn International High
School, Cobble Hill School Of
American Studies, High School for
Public Service, International Arts and
Business High School, International
High School, Lillian Rashkis High
School, Pacific High School,
Passages Academy, Paul Robeson
High School, Science Skills Center
High School for Science,
Technology, and the Creative Arts
Manhattan: C.S. 133, C.S. 154, I.S.
195, J.H.S. 117, M.S./H.S. 242,
M.S./H.S. 415, M.S. 54, M.S. 246,
M.S. 319, M.S. 324, P.S./I.S. 33,
P.S./I.S. 292, P.S. 2, P.S. 11, P.S. 19,
P.S. 20, P.S. 28, P.S. 37, P.S. 40,
P.S. 63, P.S. 64, P.S. 75, P.S. 76,
P.S. 83, P.S. 92, P.S. 94 at P.S. 188,
P.S. 96, P.S. 111, P.S. 123, P.S. 124,
P.S. 132, P.S. 142, P.S. 145, P.S.
153, P.S. 161, P.S. 163, P.S. 166,
P.S. 171, P.S. 178, P.S. 184, P.S.
185, P.S. 188, P.S. 189, P.S. 198,
P.S. 208, P.S. 356, P.S. 964,
347/American Sign Language and
English Lower School, Abraham
Joshua Heschel High School, Essex
Street Academy, High School For
Dual Language and Asian Studies,
High School of Economics and
Finance, High School of Fashion
Industries, Incarnation School,
Institute for Collaborative Education,
James Baldwin School, Legacy High
School for Integrated Studies, Marta
Valle Secondary School, Manhattan
Center for Science and
Mathematics, Manhattan
Comprehensive Night and Day
School, Manhattan High School,
Manhattan High School for Health
Professions and Human Services,
Manhattan International High School,
Mott Hall II, Mott Hall High School,
Norman Thomas High School, Pace
High School, Richard R. Green High
School of Teaching, St. James
School, St. Joseph School,
Thurgood Marshall Academy For
Learning And Social Change, Urban
Assembly School for the Performing
Arts, Washington Heights Academy,
Washington Irving High School
Queens: I.S. 5, I.S. 126, I.S. 145,
M.S. 72, M.S. 172, M.S. 216, P.S. 2,
P.S. 17, P.S. 19, P.S. 22, P.S. 42,
P.S. 48, P.S. 60, P.S. 84, P.S. 85,
P.S. 86, P.S. 108, P.S. 111, P.S. 123,
P.S. 129, P.S. 131, P.S. 144, P.S.
150, P.S. 184, P.S. 222, P.S. 223,
P.S. 256 at P.S. 43, P.S. 256 at P.S.
831, P.S. 721, P.S. 993 at P.S. 140,
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August Martin High School, Far
Rockaway High School, Flushing
High School, Hillcrest High School,
LYFE Program - Long Island City
High School, Newtown High School,
Richmond Hill High School
Staten Island: P.S. 14, P.S. 20, P.S.
21, P.S. 30, P.S. 53, P.S. 721,
New York City Department of Homeless
Services:
Atlantic Men's Shelter
Auburn Family Residence
The Bowery Mission
Clermont Family Residence
Crotona Inn
Flatlands Family Residence
George Daly House Center
Help USA*
Henry Street Settlement*
Homes for the Homeless*
Icahn House, Cluster Model Program
Jamaica Family Residence
LIFE Center
Nazareth Housing, Inc.
Ruth Fernandez Family Residence
Seneca Houses
Theresa's Haven
Van Siclen Family Residence
Women in Need*
Volunteers of America*
New York City Children's Holiday
Party, Inc
New York City Department of
Juvenile Justice*
New York City Department of Parks
and Recreation:
Alfred E. Smith Recreation Center
A.R.R.O.W. Community Center
Aqueduct Walk
Broadway Mall Association
Bronx River Alliance
Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy
Canarsie Park
Carroll Park
Chapin Woods
Chelsea Recreation Center
Coleman Playground
Columbus Park Pavilion
Conference House Park
Crotona Malls
Crotona Park
Devoe Park
East 54th Street Recreation Center
Flushing Meadows Corona Park
The Forest Park Trust, Inc.
Fort Greene Park Conservancy
Fort Tryon Park
Fort Washington Park
Greenbelt Conservancy
Greenwood Playground
Hamilton Fish Recreation Center
Hansborough Recreation Center
Highbridge Park
Highland Park
Hunts Point Recreation Center
Idlewild Park
Inwood Hill Park
Isham Park
J. Hood Wright Park
Jackie Robinson Park
Juniper Valley Park
Kissena Park
Lost Battalion Hall Recreation
Center
Lower East Side Ecology Center
Marcus Garvey Park
Marine Park
Maurice Park
McCarren Park
McGolrick Park
Morningside Park
Mt. Loretto
Ocean Breeze Park
Paerdegat Park
Pelham Bay Park
Pelham Fritz Recreation Center
Playground 90
Prospect Park
R.E.A.C.H.*
Railroad Playground
Red Hook Park
River Garden Park
Riverside Park Fund
Riverside Valley Community Garden
Rosemary's Playground
Sara D. Roosevelt Park
Seward Park
St. James Park and
Recreation Center
St. Mary's Park
St. Mary's Recreation Center
St. Nicholas Park
Stuyvesant Cove Park
Sunset Park
Theodore Roosevelt Park
Thomas Jefferson Park
Tompkins Square Park
Tremont Park
Van Cortlandt Park
Green Thumb:
Bissel Gardens, Inc.
Carver Community Garden
Chenchita's Group
Community Leaders of
West 146th Street
Drew Gardens
Edgecombe Ave/Sugar Hill
Garden
First Quincy Garden
Floral Vineyard Community
Garden
Goodwill Park
Harlem Rose Garden
Herbal Garden
Linden-Bushwick Garden
McIntosh Garden
New Vision Garden
Orchard Alley
Poppa and Mama
Jones Garden
The Forsyth Garden
Conservancy, Inc.
New York City Health and Hospitals
Corporation - Metropolitan
Hospital Center
New York City Housing Authority:
175 Eldridge Street Tenants
Association
Ana Louisa Garcia Youth Center
Boulevard Community Center
Brooklyn South Region
DeKalb Avenue Community Center
Farragut Community Center
Governor Samuel J. Tilden
Community Center
Hope Gardens Community Center
Ravenswood Community Center
Staten Island Community Center
Walt Whitman Tenants Association
New York City Human Resources
Administration
New York City Mayor's Office of Special
Projects and Community Events
New York City Office of
Emergency Management
New York Foundling Hospital
New York Harm Reduction Educators
New York Methodist
New York Presbyterian Hospital Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic
New York Public Library:
Aguilar Language Learning Center
Bronx Library Center
Columbus Branch
Harlem Adult Learning Center
Inwood Branch
Port Richmond Branch
New York Restoration Project
New York Therapeutic Riding Center
New York University
New York University Medicial Center
Rusk Institute for Rehabilitation
Northern Manhattan Improvement
Corporation
Northside Center for Child
Development Inc.
Oceanhill Brownsville Tenant
Association, Inc.
Odyssey House, Inc.
Only Make Believe
The Osborne Association
Our Lady of Mercy School
Our Lady of the Rosary Church
P.S.I. AIDS Services
Palladia, Inc.
Paradise Transitional Housing Program
Partners in Giving
Penn South Program for Seniors
Phipps Community Development
Corporation*
Pibly Residential Program*
The Point Community Development
Corporation
Police Athletic League of New York City Duncan Center
Portraits of Hope
Positive Beginnings Preschool
The Postgraduate Center for Mental
Health - Project Path to Recovery
Praxis Housing Initiatives, Inc. Riverside Place
Project FIND*
Project Harmony
Project Hospitality*
Project Reach Youth, Inc.
Project Renewal*
Project Samaritan AIDS Services, Inc
Project Sunshine
Promesa Systems, Inc.
Prospect Park Residence
Publicolor
Puerto Rican Family Institute, Inc.*
Pulaski Family Residence
The Purl Foundation
Queens Borough Public Library:
Broadway Community Library
Flushing Library
Queens Library
Woodside Community Library
Queens Botanical Garden
Queens Independent Living Center
Queens Jewish Community Council
Queens Office of the Borough President Queensboro Hall
Queens Village Committee for
Mental Health for J-CAP, Inc.
Queens Volunteer Outreach Group, Inc.
Queensboro Temple of
Seventh-day Adventists
Quincy Community Service, Inc.
Rainbows Hope Inc.
Ralph's Educational and Recreational
Computer Services
Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic
Resurrection and Life Church
The River Fund New York, Inc.
The Riverside Church
Rivington House Health Care
Robert Fox Memorial Shelter
Robert Mapplethorpe Residential
Treatment Facility - Beth Israel
Medical Center
Rock Community Church
Roman Catholic Church of All Saints
Room to Grow
The Sabaoth Group Inc.
The Salvation Army of Greater
New York*
Saint Bartholomew's Church
Saint Joseph's Soup Kitchen
Saint Peter's Church
Samaritan Village, Inc.*
Sanctuary for Families
Santa Maria School
SCAN New York*
Schervier Nursing Care Center
Seek Ye First Ministry For All People, Inc.
Self Help Community Services, Inc.
Semipermanent Housing Settlement Housing Fund
Sequoia Community Initiative, Inc.
Seven Loaves and Five Fishes
Shout For Joy Baptist Church
Soukrey International, Inc.
Soul Saving Station Christ, Inc.
Soundview Health Care Network
South Bronx Mental Health Council, Inc.
South Queens Boys and Girls Club
South Road Tabernacle
Spirit of Christ Baptist Church
St. Aloysius Education Clinic
St. Ann's Corner of Harm Reduction
St. Anthony's Soup Kitchen
St. Athanasius School
St. Augustine Community Youth Group
St. Barnabas Hospital WIC Program
St. Christopher-Ottilie*
St. Jean Baptiste High School
St. Joseph School
St. Luke's Halfway House
St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital Center
St. Luke's Saturday School
St. Mark the Evangelist School
St. Mary's Episcopal Center
St. Michael Academy
St. Nicholas Neighborhood
Preservation Corp.*
St. Paul the Apostle Church*
Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center*
Staten Island Mental Health Society*
Steinway Adult Learning Center
Stephen D. Mc Sweeney Occupational
Training Center
Street LIFE Ministries
The StreetSquash Organization
Students in Temporary Housing Pacific
and Dean Street Shelter
Sunnyside Community Services*
Sunnywood Apartments*
Surfrider Foundation, NYC Chapter
Tabernacle of Prayer For All People, Inc.
The Tabernacle Baptist Church
Food Pantry
Templo Elohim El Shaddai, Inc.
Tender Care Human Services
Terence Cardinal Cooke Health
Care Center*
Transitional Living Community
Trinity Church - John Heuss House
True Gospel Tabernacle Church
Union Baptist Church
United Bronx Parents, Inc.
United Cerebral Palsy*
The Unitarian Church of All Souls
United Holiness Temple
United Jewish Council of the
East Side, Inc.
United Neighbors of East Midtown, Inc.
United States Association of
Blind Athletes
Unity Faith Outreach
University Community Social
Services, Inc.
University Heights - Educational and
Cultural Development Community
Center, Inc.
University Settlement*
Upwardly Global
Urban Dove
Urban Pathways, Inc.
Urban Strategies, Inc.*
Veritas Prevention Services
The Village Church
The Village Temple
Village Nursing Home
Violence Intervention Program*
Visions from the Heart Ministries
Visions Services for the Blind and
Visually Impaired*
Visiting Nurse Service of New York
Washington Heights CORNER Project
Washington Heights Nazi Victim
Program*
Way Out Church Ministries, Inc.
We Care Community Outreach
Western Queens Case Management
Western Queens Recovery Services
Whitney Museum of American Art
Women's Housing and Economic
Development Corp.
Women's Prison Association*
Woodycrest Center for Human
Development
Woodycrest House
Word of Life Christian Fellowship
International
YMCA of Greater New York*
Yorkville Common Pantry
Young Adults Institute (YAI)
Young Men's Empowerment
Outreach Services
Your Community Center in Action
YWCA of Brownsville
Zion Baptist Church Inc.
Zion Tabernacle
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Staff
Board of Directors
President
Gail B. Harris
Retired Partner,
Currently of Counsel,
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett
Kathleen Behrens
Executive Vice President,
Social Responsibility and
Player Programs,
National Basketball Associaton
Vice President
Edward Adler
Executive Vice President,
Corporate Communications,
Time Warner Inc.
Rene Brinkley
Producer,
Cable News Network, LP, LLP
Vice President
Gary L. Ginsberg
Executive Vice President
of Global Marketing
and Corporate Affairs,
News Corporation
Vice President
Jeanne Straus
President,
Straus Newspapers, Inc.
Vice President
Paul J. Taubman
Head of Global Investment Banking,
Morgan Stanley
Treasurer & Secretary
Joyce Frost
Senior Vice President,
Cournot Capital Inc.
Bill Cohen
Managing Director,
Barclays Capital
John Ehrenkranz
Managing Director,
E & E Capital Advisors
Frances Ferguson
Principal, Corporate Strategy
Consulting,
CapGemini
Ken Giddon
President,
Rothman’s Union Square
Ross H. Goldstein
Managing Director and Co-Founder,
Draper Fisher Jurvetson Gotham Ventures
Richard Gordon
Managing Director,
Utendahl Capital Partners
Noah Gotbaum
Managing Partner,
New Spirit Capital, LLC
Steve Lazarus
Managing Director,
Credit Suisse
Robert Levitan
Chief Executive Officer,
Pando Networks, Inc.
Tom Nides
Chief Administrative Officer,
Morgan Stanley
David Rabin
Co-Owner,
Lotus/The Double Seven,
3Sixty Hospitality
Gary Bagley
Executive Director
Anne Corry
Deputy Executive Director,
External Affairs
Colleen Farrell
Senior Director, Marketing
and Communications
Sebnem Giorgio
Senior Director, Finance
and Operations
Meghan Moloney
Senior Director, Programs
Michael Schlein
President, International
Franchise Management,
Citi
Melissa Bieri
Lauren Bogiages
John Bohan
Damon Bolden
Ty Buckelew
Stephanie Chin
Jasmine Clarke
Diane Conroy
Susan Craine
Jaime Denniston-Merced
Takisha Dozier
Josh Ehrlich
Suzanne Farrell
Samantha Garrett
Barbara Glassman
Jennifer Gonzalez Goldschein
Stephanie Hacker
Whitney Hampton
Tiffany Haynes
Maisha Heatley
Tara Herr
Alaina Hession
Addie Houston
Elizabeth John
Catherine Kost
Rina Lebovitz
Jess Lopez
Kamel Lyons
Stephanie Minotti
Wes Moe
Rodolfo Moran
Andrew Olson
Andrew Perricone-Dazzo
Chabely Ramos
Eliza Rosenbaum
Kat Selvocki
Sonja Semion
Lauren Simonson
Colleen Smallfield
Masha Spaic
Dennis Tseng
Rachel Turnowski
Nikita Umnov
Sandra Velez
Ryan Walls
Dakotah West
Amy Wickstein
James Williams
Michael Wise
Sokin Won
Crystal Worrell
Robert Walsh
Chief Financial Officer,
Evercore Partners
Janet Zagorin
Director of Practice Development,
Sidley Austin LLP
Credits
Photography
Honorary Board Members
Richard Bilotti
Managing Director,
GSO Capital Partners LP
Cover photos by
New York Cares, Peter Kornicker, Michael A. Robinson, Manuel Rodriguez
Interior photos by:
Christopher Duggan, Lyn Hughes, Kathryn Kirk, Eric Michelson, Jillian Nelson, Manuel Rodriguez, Crystal Worrell
Cheryl Cohen Effron
Pictured on front cover (left to right):
American Express at Hudson River Park, Deloitte at PS 161M
Sheldon Hirshon, Esq.
Partner,
Proskauer Rose LLP
Pictured on back cover (left to right):
Rego Park Senior Center, PS 161X
Design
Crystal Worrell
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