Child Mind Institute 2017 Annual Report
A Future Where No Child Suffers
Empowered A culture of Care for all communities discovery
“Thank you for being encouraging and telling me I am brave. Thank you because you are the first one.”
– 4th grader in the Child Mind Institute Student Success Program Child Mind Institute 2017 Annual Report
A Message from the Child Mind Institute
To achieve our vision of a future where no child suffers with a mental health or learning disorder, we have to provide top-notch, evidence-based clinical care and push the boundaries of scientific research, breaking down the walls that keep more children from getting help. That’s why we are making collaboration, capacity-building and the scalability of our work central to our mission and our identity as an organization.
We build community, share resources and educate to eradicate stigma.
Working with teachers, school administrators, mental health professionals, pediatricians, legislators and business leaders, we provide authoritative tools and information wherever it’s needed — around the corner and around the world.
Our scientific data is openly shared and freely available, along with the resources necessary to analyze it. By training engineers and data scientists from around the globe on how to use our tools and our data to make discoveries, we enable our colleagues to join us as we use open science to uncover the roots of mental health disorders.
We make care available to all by training parents to help their kids, and training teachers to help their students. At our headquarters, the next generation of clinical psychologists is learning to take our standard of care and make it standard everywhere. And 21st century connectivity allows us to bring clinical care anywhere — so no child struggles alone.
Our model approach is transforming the way we talk about, care for and understand children’s mental health and learning disorders. Our vision is bold: open science, accessible care, and a future free of stigma. We hope the world will join us and support our vital mission until our vision for a future where no child suffers is reality.
Brooke Garber Neidich Ram Sundaram Co-Chair, Board of Directors Co-Chair, Board of Directors
Harold S. Koplewicz, MD President
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Clinical Care
The systems of care we create today for our children lay the foundation for a future where our grandchildren are free from the suffering of mental health and learning disorders.
From our opening in 2009 through May 2018, we have:
▶▶ Treated more than 7,800 patients from 40 nations, 47 states and Washington, DC through our cutting-edge clinical practice
▶▶ Reached a total of 6,300 students and 3,800 parents and school staff at 60 schools through our Student Success Program of behavioral support for children and training for adults
▶▶ Provided trauma treatment and resilience-building programs to 2,150 schoolchildren and trained more than 980 parents and educators to identify signs of traumatic stress through our Trauma and Resilience Service
▶▶ Awarded more than $5,000,000 in direct clinical care through the Financial Aid Fund, accounting for 16% of patient visits
In fiscal year 2017, we:
▶▶ Launched our Summer Program, a behavioral driven day program to help children with ADHD, emotional and social deficits
▶▶ Launched our Mood Disorders Center and cutting-edgepre-adolescent dialectical behavioral therapy program
▶▶ Financially supported 62 families to travel from around the country and all over the world to receive care at the Child Mind Institute thanks to the CMI Cares Fund
Learn more about clinical care
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Public Education
Knowledge is freedom — from worry, from suffering, from shame. We bring information and tools to those who help children struggling with mental health and learning disorders.
From our opening in 2009 through May 2018, we have:
▶▶ Welcomed over 17 million visitors to childmind.org, a free resource that brings practical advice and Child Mind Institute clinical expertise to parents and professionals in need
▶▶ Helped more than 600,000 families find answers withour online Symptom Checker
▶▶ Built a dedicated online community of more than 500,000 followers on social media
▶▶ Provided free crisis response resources and support to more than 60 communities across the world in response to natural disasters, terrorism and other traumatic events
▶▶ Distributed mental health toolkits to all 1,800+ New York City Department of Education schools
In fiscal year 2017, we:
▶▶ Launched the #MyYoungerSelf campaign — videos from prominent people destigmatizing mental health disorders and motivating families to ask for help, which were viewed almost 8 million times and created 3.5 billion media impressions
▶▶ Released our third annual Children’s Mental Health Report focused on the mental health risks and the amazing potential of adolescence
▶▶ Expanded outreach to a younger audience with Project UROK, an online initiative that brings a sense of hope and feeling of community to young people across the world using humor and honesty in the fight to end the stigma of mental health disorders
▶▶ Held our third annual Change Maker Awards, honoring those making change in children’s mental health including Patrick Kennedy, the National Association of School Psychologists, and the creative team behind Dear Evan Hansen
Learn more about public education and community outreach
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Science and Research
We are at the forefront of efforts to find biological measures of psychiatric disorders and the leader in open science for children's mental health.
From our opening in 2009 through May 2018, we have:
▶▶ Enrolled 1,748 children in the Healthy Brain Network study, giving families free comprehensive evaluations and building a landmark mental health research dataset
▶▶ Expanded adoption of open source research tools to over 2,000 research teams worldwide, increasing access to data analysis for professionals from diverse fields
▶▶ Shared data with researchers in over 2,761 cities worldwide who have published 1,289 articles using our shared datasets
In fiscal year 2017, we:
▶▶ Launched the MATTER Lab, developing innovative new wearable technologies to transform mental health treatment, diagnosis and prevention
▶▶ Expanded our imaging capabilities into new facilities with a partnership with the CUNY Advanced Science Research Center
▶▶ Honored Distinguished Scientist Dr. Kenneth Dodge at the Child Advocacy Award Dinner for his contributions to children’s mental health and violence prevention and the 2017 On the Shoulders of Giants Scientific Symposium
▶▶ Inaugurated our 5th class of Rising Scientists, dedicated high school researchers who receive college scholarships to continue their mental health studies
Learn more about our science and innovation
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A Year in Pictures
Rising Scientists, October 25, 2016 The annual Rising Scientist Awards honor outstanding high school students in the New York metro area who show exceptional promise in pediatric mental health and neuroscience research. The award includes a $2,000 scholarship for college expenses. The 2016 winners were Max Bazil, Cosette Davis, Rachel Goldman, Claire Kelly, Lauren Singer and Caitlin Unkenholz.
On the Shoulders of Giants Scientific Symposium, October 25, 2016 On the Shoulders of Giants is the Child Mind Institute’s annual celebration of scientific achievement. In October, we invite the Gund Distinguished Scientist to present at a symposium that celebrates the spirit of collaboration and our understanding of the brain and behavior. 2016 Distinguished Scientist Dr. John L.R. Rubenstein, MD, PhD, presented his studies of the genetics of forebrain development alongside his protégés Daniel Vogt and Stewart Anderson.
Bloomberg Tradebook Charity Day, October 27, 2016 Television and radio host Donny Deutsch joined Bloomberg employees on the trading desk to raise funds at this annual event that has benefitted the Child Mind Institute since 2011. Bloomberg Philanthropies encompasses the charitable giving of philanthropist and former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg and is a dedicated partner of the Child Mind Institute. 6 Child Mind Institute 2017 Annual Report
A Year in Pictures (continued)
Seventh Annual Child Advocacy Award Dinner, November 21, 2016 The event honored philanthropists Nancy and Fred Poses with the Child Advocacy Award, and Kenneth A. Dodge, PhD, was named the 2017 Gund Distinguished Scientist. Al Roker and Deborah Roberts hosted the evening, which raised $7 million, including almost $1 million from supporters who held up their auction paddles for amounts from $1,000 to $100,000.
#MyYoungerSelf, May 1–31, 2017 The #MyYoungerSelf campaign combats mental health stigma by having influential people share their experiences and talk about getting help. Our 2017 campaign featured bold personal stories from 36 prominent individuals including Emma Stone, Michael Phelps, Stephen Fry and Jesse Eisenberg, and generated 10 million video views and 4.5 billion media impressions.
Change Maker Awards, May 10, 2017 Cynthia McFadden hosted our third annual Change Maker Awards celebrating leaders in children’s mental health. Honorees included mental health research advocate and former congressman Patrick Kennedy, the creative team behind the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical Dear Evan Hansen, the National Association of School Psychologists 7 and local hero Lori Rothman. The night included a touching speech from Child Mind Institute patient Alex Crotty. Child Mind Institute 2017 Annual Report
A Year in Pictures (continued)
Spring Luncheon, May 16, 2017 Psychologist and author Catherine Steiner-Adair, EdD, joined Child Mind Institute psychologist David Anderson, PhD, for an eye-opening and informative luncheon panel on how technology affects our children and family life. Notable supporters (right) included Isabel Gillies, Ali Wentworth (our beloved moderator) and Debra Messing.
Summer Program, July 10–28, 2017 Summer 2017 marked the launch of the Child Mind Institute’s successful Summer Program for children who have ADHD or who need help with behavioral, learning or social issues. The program features an expert staff and ratio of one counselor for every two children, giving kids a high level of individual support in a fun, positive environment as they work on their goals, solidify gains made in the previous year and prepare for challenges and opportunities ahead.
Fall Luncheon, September 25, 2017 More than 170 parents, educators and friends attended the Child Mind Institute’s second annual fall luncheon at the Four Seasons in Palo Alto, CA. The luncheon addressed a question that every parent and teacher ponders, though they may keep it to themselves: Are our kids tech addicts? 8 Child Mind Institute 2017 Annual Report
Financials
Statement of Financial Position Child Mind Institute, Inc., and Child Mind Medical Practice, PLLC, Condensed Financial Information for the fiscal years ended September 30, 2017, and 2016.
October 1, 2016 – September 30, 2017 Child Mind Institute, Inc. Child Mind Medical Practice, PLLC Total
Assets $27,274,359 $1,578,328 $28,852,687
Liabilities $2,046,238 $2,473,124 $4,519,362
Net Assets $25,228,121 $(894,796) $24,333,325
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $27,274,359 $1,578,328 $28,852,687
October 1, 2015 – September 30, 2016 Child Mind Institute, Inc. Child Mind Medical Practice, PLLC Total
Assets $24,047,301 $1,377,335 $25,424,636
Liabilities $1,830,014 $2,742,310 $4,572,324
Net Assets $22,217,287 $(1,364,975) $20,852,312
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $24,047,301 $1,377,335 $25,424,636
Child Mind Institute, Inc., and Child Mind Medical Practice, PLLC, have been audited for the fiscal years ended September 30, 2017, and 2016 by EisnerAmper LLP. The Audited Financial Statements are available on our website.
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Statement of Activities
October 1, 2016 – September 30, 2017 Child Mind Institute, Inc. Child Mind Medical Practice, PLLC Total
Revenue
Foundation, Corporations and Individuals $17,861,123 — $17,861,123
Special Event Revenue $5,019,069 — $5,019,069
Patient Service Revenue — $11,670,594 $11,670,594
Other Revenue $1,649,150 $742,308 $2,391,458
Total Revenue $24,529,342 $12,412,902 $36,942,244
Expenses
Program Activities $17,149,561 $9,464,924 $26,614,485
Supporting Services $4,368,947 $2,827,878 $7,196,825
Total Expenses $21,518,508 $12,292,802 $33,811,310
Change in Net Assets/Operating Income $3,010,834 $120,100 $3,130,934
Income Tax — $(7,980) $(7,980)
Deferred Tax Benefit — $358,059 $358,059
Change in Net Assets/Net Income $3,010,834 $470,179 $3,481,013
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Statement of Activities (continued)
October 1, 2015 – September 30, 2016 Child Mind Institute, Inc. Child Mind Medical Practice, PLLC Total
Revenue
Foundation, Corporations and Individuals $9,140,280 — $9,140,280
Special Event Revenue $8,109,804 — $8,109,804
Patient Service Revenue — $9,590,029 $9,590,029
Other Revenue $1,466,076 $1,035,995 $2,502,071
Total Revenue $18,716,160 $10,626,024 $29,342,184
Expenses
Program Activities $9,767,670 $8,081,758 $17,849,428
Supporting Services $3,869,297 $2,526,785 $6,396,082
Total Expenses $13,636,967 $10,608,543 $24,245,510
Change in Net Assets/Operating Income $5,079,193 $17,481 $5,096,674
Income Tax — $(7,896) $(7,896)
Deferred Tax Benefit — — —
Change in Net Assets/Net Income $5,079,193 $9,585 $5,088,778
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Supporters
Our donors are the driving force behind our progress, enabling us to make a real difference in the lives of children and lay a foundation for a future where no child suffers. Thanks to the generosity of the supporters and so many other friends, we have been able to bring care, knowledge and support to countless families, educators and communities across the world.
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Stavros Niarchos Foundation The Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) www.snf.org( ) is one of the world’s leading private, international philanthropic organizations, making grants in the areas of arts and culture, education, health and sports, and social welfare. The SNF has been a strong supporter of the Child Mind Institute for many years, and it has provided consistent support to the annual Child Advocacy Award Dinner. The Stavros Niarchos Foundation’s dedication and generosity has extended through the many branches of the Child Mind Institute, as the SNF has also awarded grants to the Healthy Brain Network and Scientific Research Council. These transformative “investments”, totaling in the millions of dollars, prove an unwavering commitment to children’s mental health, and the Stavros Niarchos Foundation has certainly established itself as a leading partner in the field.
Zibby Schwarzman Owens Zibby is a proud board member, generous supporter and passionate parent advocate of the Child Mind Institute. With gifts totaling $118,000 in FY17, Zibby is an enthusiastic leader of our annual Child Advocacy Award Dinner and Spring Luncheon. In addition, friends and family donated over $12,600 to the Child Mind Institute in celebration of Zibby’s wedding to Kyle Owens in 2017. Zibby has also made a significant donation to the Healthy Brain Network. As a board member, Zibby is a consummate ambassador and creative mind, sharing insights on what parents today are interested in and concerned about. She has used her personal network for good and has been instrumental in introducing new friends and supporters to the mission of the Child Mind Institute.
Fair Lawn High School Fair Lawn High School in Fair Lawn, NJ, holds an annual “Live to Laugh” fundraiser — an evening of stand-up comedy, written and performed by students enrolled in courses focused on the impact of comedy on culture and society at large. For the second year in a row, Fair Lawn students donated ticket proceeds and donations totaling $1,800 to Project UROK, the Child Mind Institute’s teen and young adult outreach initiative that fights the stigma and isolation of mental illness, engaging teens and young adults in the conversation about mental health in a safe, inclusive community. Project UROK similarly hosts a comedy show fundraiser at the Tribeca Screening Room, bringing together NYC stand-up comics, teen comedians and supporters. “Live to Laugh” and Project UROK’s comedy show fundraiser remind us of the power of speaking up, sharing your story, and supporting those who have a story to tell.
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LEADER ($100,000+) J. Ira and Nicki Harris Family Foundation Anonymous George Link, Jr., Foundation, Inc. Bloomberg Philanthropies Ali Meli Bloomingdale’s The Newark Public Schools Lisa Domenico Brooke The Overbrook Foundation / Phyllis Green and Randolph Cōwen The Altschul Family Andreas C. Dracopoulos Konstantinos N. Pantazopoulos Beth and Michael Fascitelli Drs. Gail and Leonard Saltz Debra G. Perelman and Gideon M. Gil Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Silverstein Brooke Garber Neidich and Daniel Neidich Soros Fund Charitable Foundation Matching The Grieve Family Fund Gifts Program Sarah and Geoffrey Gund Jen and Jon Harris PATRON ($25,000-$49,999) Elaine Thomas and Joseph Healey Tanya and Anilesh Ahuja Eve and Ross Jaffe Jeanne D. Andlinger Jericho Capital Asset Management LP Anonymous The John P. and Anne Welsh McNulty Margaret S. Bilotti Foundation Blavatnik Family Foundation Preethi Krishna and Ram Sundaram Roxanne and Scott Bok Mindy Schneider and Michael Lesser, MD Linda and Arthur Carter Tammy and Jay Levine James Chang Nitzia and George Logothetis Antoinette Delruelle and Joshua L. Steiner Christine and Richard Mack Abby and Egon Durban Julie and Edward Minskoff Katherine Farley and Jerry Speyer Valerie Mnuchin and Bruce Moskowitz The Greenberg Traurig Philanthropic Fund at the New York City Council Miami Foundation Zibby and Kyle Owens The Margaret Grieve Fund Abigail Pogrebin and David Shapiro The Hillel and Elaine Weinberger Foundation Nancy and Fred Poses Hunter Boot Ltd Eileen and Brian Riano Jennifer and Jeffrey Kelter Linnea and George Roberts Saul and Eleanor Lerner Foundation, Inc. Robin Hood Foundation Lindamood-Bell Learning Processes Linda and Jim Robinson Joella and John Lykouretzos The Schaps Family Pamela and William Michaelcheck Laura and Harry Slatkin Morgan Stanley Stavros Niarchos Foundation Newmark Knight Frank The Taubman Foundation Susan and Stephen O’Neil Amy and John Weinberg Allison and Dan Rose Kim and Ralph Rosenberg BENEFACTOR ($50,000-$99,999) Julian C. Salisbury ALEX AND ANI™ Satter Foundation Anonymous Susan Scherr / Goldman Sachs Gives Vicki and Richard Birdoff Sciame Construction, LLC Bloomberg LP Silvercup Studios Colleen Foster and Chris Canavan Marilyn and James Simons Suzanne and Matt Donohoe Stephanie Stiefel Megan and Mark Dowley Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Barbara and Norman Eig Nina and Gary Wexler Kathy and Henry Elsesser 14 Child Mind Institute 2017 Annual Report
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Laurie Lindenbaum and Bob Horne Shari Krasner Jamie Howard and Robert Huntington Susan Krauss Catherine Hughes Kimberly Kravis Human and Civil Rights Organization of America Samantha Krieger Hunt Alternatives Isabelle Krishana Hunter College Nakul Krishnaswamy Natalie Weder and Robert Huntsman Lora and Kenneth Kudisch Sharon Hurwitz and John Silva Karen Kuehler Elizabeth and Robert Husted Laura Kunkel Joel and Susan Hyatt The Kurz Family Foundation Marian and Rick Hyne Edward Kwak Itelagen Roselind Labrador JAAV Inc. Samir Lalvani The Jack and Metka Daly Family Fund Cheryl Lander Bonita Jackson Stacey and Curtis Lane Elizabeth Jackson Louise Langheier Nicole Jacoby Stephen Lassonde Linda and Morton Janklow Thomas LaTour Anne Jarvis Laura and Gary Lauder Cheryl Johnson Katerina Lauer Mary Johnson and Tom Steiglehner Patricia Laufer Abby Johnston Laura and David Lauschke Andrew J. Jonas Deborah and David Lawrence Ann Jordan Aimee Lazarus Jill and Michael Kafka Angelique Ledoux Sheri Katz and Asher Kahn Sang Yeup Lee Jacob Kalverkamp Anki Leeds Judith Kanner Leerink Partners Terri Kanner Nancy Lefkowitz Barry A. Kaplan Caroline LeFrak Joanne and Roger Kaplan Douglas Lehman Michelle Kaplan Marisa Leichtling Tara and Alex Kaplinsky Frederick Leong Margaret Kappler The Leong Family Roberta Karp Jennifer Lescott Courtney Katze Tia Lessin Sylvia and Jim Katzman Lauren Levine Cynthia Kavanaugh Liza Levine Debra Kavanaugh Kalman and Carol Levitan Maureen Kearney Amy and Ben Levoy Tim Kelly Abby Levy Kristi Kimball Dana and Robert Lewin Karen King Christina and Ulises Liceaga Kiwi Partners Wendy Lichtman Arno Klein Lincoln Middle School Dena Klein Elizabeth Lipford David Kluver Jessica Lippman Nancy Koch Tara and Hunter Lipton Christopher Koenig Shannon Litke Amanda Korff Give Lively Maria Kourepenos Jennifer C. Loftus Mary Jo Kovacevich Amanda and Robert Lowenthal 21 Child Mind Institute 2017 Annual Report
Sarah Lund Drs. Colin and Nancy Morton Dr. Elizabeth Lynch Susan and Charles Moss Michael Mackey Emily Moyer Anne-Marie Macrae Nyota Muhammad Arielle Madover Bonnie Munshin Alison Magee Wendy Nash Bill Magness Monica Nello Caroline and Arthur Magnus Marjorie Neustadter-Wildstein Karen Mahoney New Hope Media / ADDitude Magazine Elizabeth Maidman Constance Newberry Mandelbaum Foundation Lily Newman Peter Manzi Susan and John Nicholas Petra Marin Alissa Nierenberg Erica and Dom Marinelli Tina Nigro Lisa Martin Aki and George Nikolaidis Melisa Martinez Jennifer and Andrew Northrop Adriana Di Martino Brian E. Novick, M.D. Carolyn Mason Jane and Richard Novick Juad Masters Nellie Nugiel Bruno Mastropasqua Holly Och Kaija Matiss Alexander O’Dell Joe Mayall Ifeoma Okoronkwo Lynnette and Kevin McCollum Jill and Brad Okun Fallon McCullough Elizabeth Olson Bruce McEver Jacob Organek Robert and Sabrina McEvoy Arlene Orlando Betsy and Ryan McIntyre Shirley Orsak The McLaughlin Family Kelly O’Sullivan Alison McSherry Robert Ouimette Jonathan Mechanic Jan Ozer Melissa Meister Marci Zimmerman-Padilla Elisa Mello and Ramin Tabibzadeh Katie Paige Edythe Mencher Tricia Pantzer Caroline Mendel The Paolillo Family Sandi Mendelson Jamie Patricof Mental Health and Addiction Network Lee Patterson Amber Lynn Mesfin PayPal Giving Fund Audrey and Danny Meyer John Pellman Anna and Leo Milham Debra Peltz Michael Milham Patricia Pepe Susan and Byron Miller Caroline and David Perel Brett Milliken Lynn Perkins Natacha Minniti Robin and Jeff Perlman Maura Minsky Thomas Philips Amanda and Matthew Mintzer Tracey Phillipps Sarah Mishurov Laura Phillips Gloria Mitchell Venitha Pillay Many Moms / Cindy Rouland Antonio Del Pino Sharon and Erik Moody Troy Pittz Nicole Moreau Pivotal Physical Therapy PLLC Morgan Stanley Cybergrants, Inc. Elianna Platt Rose Marie Morse Rose Polidoro 22 Child Mind Institute 2017 Annual Report
Andrew Polland Anne and Alan Ryan Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz and Gary Pomerantz Mariana Sabater Samantha Pomp Stefano Sabbadini James Pooley Michele and Antonio Sacconaghi Laura Poppink Wendy Sacks Dorothy Powell Amy Saffian Jenny Price Sarah Saint-Amand Jessica Prizer Melissa and Roy Salame Ned and Ellin Purdom Salvatore Salpietro David Rabinowitz Vanessa Scafuro Debra and Andrew Rachleff Marilyn Scattoreggio Anupama Ramakrishnan Stacie and David Schapiro Kayley Reed Lauren Schapiro Samantha and Jeffrey Reemer Dana Schneider Barbara Reich Amy Schneidman-Bloom Sheila Reinstein Joanne and Paul Schnell Denise Renter Linda and John Schroer Joan and Michael Resnick Lesley Schulhof Tracy and John Reynolds Nancy Schulman Barry Rigal Amelia Schultz Jennifer Risk Juliet Schwarz Louisa and Gregory Ritter Susan Schwartz Osmin Rivera Nancie Schwarzman Fernando Rivera Lauren Scott David Rivera-Garcia Jill Seigerman Lulu and Eric Roberts Benjamin Shapiro Olga Rodriguez Kim Shariff Sylvia Rodriguez-Alvarado Randi Shatkun Susan and Andrew Rokito Kori Shaw Marilyn Roos Alan and Pat Sheplak Keith Roscoe Susan and Bill Shine Maxine and Allen Rose Nancy Shosid Diane Rosen Ari and Adina Shrage Fund Gail Rosen Kenneth Siebelist Rosenberg Family Fund Sikorsky Aircraft Linda Rosenberg Tovah Silbermann Neal Rosenberg Mandi and Aaron Silverman Laurie Rosenblatt Alex Silverman Ellen and James B. Ross Tracy B. and Robert L. Silverschotz Hilary Rossen Maritess Simmons Kelly and Patrick Rossi Jamie and Christopher Simon Sandy Roth Irene and Eric Simon Roy J. Zuckerberg Family Foundation Elizabeth and Paul Simonetti Madeleine Roy Amy and Morty Singer Randee Rubenstein Charlot Singleton Charles J. Rubin Sandia Sivilli Laurin Rubin Pamela Sklar Jeanine and Gregory Rush Lloyd Slonim Erin and Bill Russell Carsen Smith Valerie Russell Jill and Robert Smith Jennifer Russell-Felix Lizz and Tyrone Smith Beth Rustin Marc Sokol 23 Child Mind Institute 2017 Annual Report
Lauren and Lawrence Sorrel Mara Wallace Lydia and Walker Spinelli Cixin Wang Julianne Spohrer Shawn Warren Emily Starrette Ronnie Watson Ethel Steindl Karyn Weeks Ron Steingard Jacqui and Peter Weidman Amanda Stephens Lorraine and Adam Weinberg Jacob Stroud Adam Weiner Martha Stroud Shira and Arthur Weiner Spencer Summa Tali Weinstein Raghu Sundaram Daniel Weisberg Wendy Svarre Kaitlin Weiss / The Pingry Corporation Ida-Kaisa Svensson Elaine and Peter Weiss Will Swan Sharon White Leah Swarzman Nina Whitman Stacey Swiantek Karin Wick Gina Switzer Wien Family Fund Amy Tato Ellen Carter Wiesenthal Ferebee Taube Richard Wiesenthal Corinna and James Taubner Wilf Family Foundation Shira and Steven Teichman David Willis Nancy Tepper Jill and Lyle Wilpon Carol and Joel Thea Sheila Wing Gail and John Thomason LySaundra Winstead Tracey Tiska Amy and Rich Winter Russell Tobe Cami Wisowaty Jennifer Tobiason Natalie and Brian Wolff Amy Tobin Josephine Keating Woodward Todd Ouida Children’s Foundation of the Community Shirin von Wulffen Foundation of New Jersey Whitney Wylie Stephen Tomlinson The Wynn Family Brian Toolan and Patricia Joan Rivera Toolan Katherine and John Wynne Whitney Topping Kenneth L. Wyse Cindy Traum Helen Xu Deborah Trimble Alan, Laurie, and Aliza Dien Yaillen David Trower Louis Yeager Carol and Thomas Tullo Laura and Steve Yecies Katie Twohig Anna Yeo Susan and Richard Ulevitch Christine Yoo United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut Kimberly Young Robin Unterberg Christopher Yu Lauren Utterback Jennifer Zabinski Elizabeth and Peter Vanderslice Marcia Zajac Tina and Philip Vasan Linda Zaneiski Helen Vaysman Jodi Zgodny Lyndal and Peter Vermette Susan Zises Maria von Bothmer Villalba Ana Villodres Sarah Vitti Voxerity Apparel Evelyn Wachsman Alyona Von Wahlde 24 Child Mind Institute 2017 Annual Report
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