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Contents CITY YEAR’S IMPACT IN 2018–19 2 Student and school outcomes AmeriCorps members and alumni outcomes Driving systemic change EXTERNAL RESEARCH & EVALUATION 9 CHAMPION PROFILE: MELISSA WALSH 11 OUR CHAMPIONS 13 AmeriCorps, CNCS and state service commission partners Our boards Corporations and corporate foundations Foundations and nonprofits Individuals and family foundations Team sponsors In-kind donors OUR FINANCES 31 Dear City Year community,

City Year is committed to helping cultivate educational our AmeriCorps members while creating recognition and environments where all students have the opportunity to resources for their role as student success coaches—find thrive, develop their talents and identities, and progress on out more by reading our impact story on this report’s main their journey toward bright futures. page.

Recent events have provided a stark reminder of the As we write this letter, we’re hopeful Congress will support importance of our work. School shutdowns due to the Corps Act, a bipartisan initiative that would expand the COVID-19 underscore the fundamental role education role of AmeriCorps in our nation’s recovery efforts. We’re plays in our communities and the disparate impact that also looking ahead to the challenges and promise of a new curtailment of in-school education has in our society, and school year in an environment that has shifted significantly police brutality against the Black community shows once from just a few months ago. Whether in a school building or again the systemic racism that shapes our society. in a virtual classroom, our diverse and trained AmeriCorps members will be ready to help students reconnect with their City Year remains focused on advancing educational equity teachers and peers, catch up from learning losses and stay and guiding the next generation of civic leaders who will on track to graduate high school prepared with the skills to work across lines of difference to create positive change. thrive in school and in life. Our work is driven by our deep belief that there is no educational equity without racial justice, and that we must Trusting relationships have long been at the core of City drive change by working with our partners to transform Year’s strategy to create spaces where students feel like they systems that perpetuate educational and racial inequities. belong and can grow. In the midst of this crisis, this idea is To this end, we partner with systemically under-resourced gaining powerful momentum. As schools seek ways to keep schools across the country to provide the direct student students engaged and connected, help them recover from supports, strategies, and resources for school improvement stress and trauma, and prepare them to resume learning, we and innovation needed to create learning environments must raise our voices together about the power of student where every student can fulfill their potential and succeed. success coaches to help us navigate this crisis and rebound from it stronger than before. This annual report is a look back at our work in 2018-2019, with a focus on the impact City Year had on our students We are deeply grateful to work in partnership with the and schools, on our AmeriCorps members and alumni, and Corporation for National and Community Service and the on the broader work to influence the systemic policies and AmeriCorps program, our school district partners, and practices that shape educational opportunity in our country. the individuals, families, foundations, and corporations who generously support our work and are committed to We are advancing our learning and research agenda, accompanying us in this journey. growing our networks of education leaders to spread evidence-based approaches, working in coalitions to influence practices and policies aligned to whole child approaches and what we know about how students learn, and driving systemic change to create more culturally- responsive learning environments. We also are investing in

Yours in service,

Jim Balfanz (Boston ’94) David Cohen Chief Executive Officer Chair, Board of Trustees

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 CITY YEAR’S IMPACT IN 2018–19 WHEN STUDENTS RISE, WE ALL RISE.

City Year seeks to advance educational equity and nurture the next generation of civically engaged leaders.

We know more than we ever have about how young people learn and develop. Yet too many students still don’t have access to learning environments where they can build on their strengths, achieve at high levels and fully engage in learning. Systemic failings—including lack of access to healthcare, racist housing and employment policies, and under-resourced schools and communities—have harmed students of color and students growing up in low-income households, creating inequitable educational, health and economic outcomes.

For example: Half of the students who don’t graduate from high school in the U.S. come from just 4% of school districts. City Year focuses on these districts, partnering with systemically under-resourced schools so that more students receive the support they need to succeed both in school and in life.

We bring together diverse, dedicated young adults to serve full time in schools as AmeriCorps members who partner with teachers to help students develop the skills and mindsets to thrive. Through their work in schools and communities, City Year AmeriCorps members make a difference in the lives of students and acquire valuable skills and experience that prepare them to become leaders where they live and work. Student and school outcomes

AT A GLANCE are with strengths-based strategies and data; and where all students have access to positive relationships and • 29 cities personalized learning environments that encourage them • 349 schools to thrive as creative thinkers and doers, practice lifelong learning skills, and persevere through challenges. • 234,000 students • 90% of partner principals agree that AmeriCorps • 90% of students in City Year partner schools are members foster a positive learning environment in their students of color schools.1

• 90% are eligible for free or reduced-price lunch • Research shows that positive school environments lead to better student outcomes, and that students PARTNERING WITH STUDENTS AND stay in school, are more engaged and report that they SCHOOLS perform better academically when they feel connected Diverse, trained teams of AmeriCorps members serve full to at least one adult in school, according to the Johns time in schools as student success coaches —tutoring Hopkins Urban Health Institute. students one-on-one or in small groups, helping students stay focused in class, organizing schoolwide events and NEW RESEARCH VALIDATES CITY YEAR’S running afterschool programs. AmeriCorps members work HOLISTIC SERVICES IN SCHOOLS alongside teachers to help students build on their strengths A May 2020 study by the Everyone Graduates Center and cultivate social, emotional and academic skills, from (EGC) at the Johns Hopkins University School of Edu- mastering fractions to learning to work in teams. cation provides strong evidence that City Year’s holistic approach to providing school-based interventions is suc- The relationships that AmeriCorps members build with cessful in advancing student social, emotional and aca- students are at the center of our Whole School Whole demic outcomes in public schools, particularly schools Child approach. Through their work with students, City that predominantly serve students of color and students Year AmeriCorps members help students develop an from low-income families. understanding of who they are, a sense of agency to make a difference, and critical skills that set them on a path of KEY FINDINGS OF THE STUDY INCLUDE: lifelong learning. • There is a statistically significant, consistent relationship between student social-emotional skills and academic WHOLE CHILD LEARNING outcomes—moving up one level in social-emotional City Year contributes to a more joyful, just and equitable skills is like gaining an entire school year of achievement vision of public schools as places of academic, social and growth in math or English for students in grades 3-10. emotional learning, exploration and risk taking, belonging and connection; where adults meet students where they

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 • Students who received support from City Year In 2018-2019, as part of the second year of a pilot in AmeriCorps members demonstrated improved social- Columbus, Ohio in partnership with Search Institute, more emotional and academic outcomes. than 400 students who received coaching and support from City Year AmeriCorps members reported statistically • Greater impact is seen when social-emotional skills significant positive changes in learning engagement and are integrated into academic interventions, such as academic motivation measures, according to the HSA. incorporating goal-directed behavior while building math and English language arts skills. This includes three out of four students reporting growth in reflection, critical thinking, interest in their own learning Find out more and higher levels of academic motivation and action orientation—key indicators of positive development and ENSURING MORE STUDENTS ARE ON success. TRACK TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION City Year AmeriCorps members work closely with students City Year has expanded this work to seven more cities, as who exhibit one or more “early warning indicators” in we continue to learn how to influence and support positive attendance, behavior and course performance. Focusing on learning environments designed to meet student needs. these research-based indicators helps ensure that students Read more on student voice will reach 10th grade on time and on track—making students three times more likely to graduate from high CREATING LEARNING NETWORKS TO BUILD school. COMMUNITY, PARTNERSHIP AND FOSTER IMPROVING ATTENDANCE CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT Nationwide, 8 million students are chronically absent, With support from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, defined as missing at least 10% of school per year, or the and in partnership with Johns Hopkins University, City Year equivalent of a month of school. convenes a growing network of schools, called our Network for School Improvement (NSI), to create the time and space Students coached by City Year improved their attendance for educators to exchange and elevate promising change by at least 2 percentage points, which translates to an ideas that boost student outcomes and advance shared additional 3.5 days in school, or more than 5,700 collective goals. additional days of instruction. Results from the NSI pilot in Milwaukee, which focused on LEARNING GAINS a shared aim of improving how schools attend to the social and emotional needs of their students so they can best • 87% of partner teachers agree that City Year AmeriCorps engage in learning include: members help to improve student academic 2 performance. • School improvements that significantly reduced educator reporting of behavioral incidents in four of the • A 2015 study by Policy Studies Associates in 600 five initial pilot schools, including a 30% reduction at schools in 22 school districts showed that City Year one school. partner elementary schools – as compared with similar non-City Year schools – were two times more likely to • School improvements that reduced educator use of improve on state English assessments and up to three punitive disciplinary practices, like suspensions, in three times more likely to improve on math proficiency rates. of the five pilot schools.

ELEVATING STUDENT VOICE AND AGENCY City Year plans to expand its NSI work and other TO SHAPE THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE collaborative networks, including our District Learning Each student experiences their school environment Network, which brings together district leaders across City differently. Learning happens best when adults meet the Year’s partner communities to work together on shared student where they are. To help understand and elevate challenges. the student perspective City Year uses the Holistic Student Read about learning networks Assessment (HSA), a student self-reflection tool. Students reflect on their social and emotional strengths, their sense of belonging in school and engagement in their learning, and areas they want to improve. AmeriCorps members can use this student feedback to adjust their practice and can review these student perspectives with teachers and other school staff to help inform decisions and practices at the school. When adults have a clearer picture of their students as individuals, they can then adapt their strategies to build a supportive learning environment.

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AT A GLANCE • Receive a substantial education award at the completion of service they can use toward student loan debt or • 3,000 AmeriCorps members serving annually future study. • 32,000+ alumni • Have opportunities to expand their horizons through • 96% of alumni say their City Year experience helped program offerings, networking opportunities to connect them learn how to work across lines of difference and build relationships with corporate and community partners and alumni, and professional development • 82% of alumni say their service with City Year increased training that will help in their next career step. the ways in which they are civically engaged “When I pledged to serve as a City Year AmeriCorps PARTNERING WITH AMERICORPS MEMBERS member, I pledged to be a community leader for life. My AND ALUMNI commitment to helping students succeed didn’t end when I no longer put on the red jacket every day.” – Kevin Dua One of City Year’s core beliefs is that diverse teams of (Boston ‘10, ‘11), award-winning public school teacher young people who are working across lines of difference for the common good have the power to drive lasting social DEVELOPING LEADERS FOR LIFE impact. City Year alumni, now 32,000 members strong, are taking By tapping into the potential of young adults through on leadership roles in schools and communities, making national service in schools, City Year helps to develop significant contributions as professionals and collaborators leaders, learners, innovators and engaged citizens. The who can mobilize diverse groups to tackle complex experience of working, problem-solving and celebrating challenges across a range of fields. City Year alumni report wins with team members from different backgrounds shows being better prepared to work effectively with individuals young people the possibilities and rewards of collaboration from diverse backgrounds and demonstrate increased civic and diversity and creates a strong sense of a shared national engagement, including voting, volunteerism and other community. community involvement.

HELPING AMERICORPS MEMBERS GROW AND DEVELOP City Year AmeriCorps members are inspiring young adults who share a commitment to a cause greater than themselves. While our corps members come from all walks of life, they bring to their service experience similar characteristics: they are deeply empathetic, they are good at building relationships, and they bring a “growth mindset”— the belief that abilities can be developed through dedication and hard work.

During their year of service, AmeriCorps members receive training in critical skills such as leadership, teamwork, data analysis, classroom management, academic interventions and social and emotional supports. City Year also helps to prepare corps members for future workforce success through career development and coaching.

CITY YEAR AMERICORPS MEMBERS: • Participate in 300 hours of training throughout their service year that is designed to help them be more effective with students, and develop personally and professionally

• Are eligible for exclusive scholarships and graduate school supports, including new City Year partnerships with universities.

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 5 “My City Year service helped me realize what my goal was and solidify my desire to help others through medicine.” – Dr. Jason Campbell (Washington, D.C. ’12), resident physician, department of anesthesiology at Oregon Health and Science University

BUILDING TEACHER PATHWAYS Thousands of City Year AmeriCorps alumni are contributing to a more diverse, prepared and committed talent pool for teaching positions and the education sector overall.

47% OF CITY YEAR ALUMNI CURRENTLY WORK IN EDUCATION: • 16% classroom teachers

• 16% K-12 administration, higher education and school counseling

• 15% education nonprofits

Read the alumni survey

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 6 Driving systemic change

In addition to our work to support students and schools City Year AmeriCorps members serve as SSCs in our partner while developing our AmeriCorps members as leaders, City schools. In a recently released guide for practitioners and Year seeks to advance educational equity by contributing to policymakers sharing what City Year is learning about systems-level changes in policies and practice that address the power of integrating social, emotional and academic the root causes of inequitable educational outcomes in development in public schools, we include a policy the districts we serve—for example how lack of access to recommendation to expand opportunities for AmeriCorps educational opportunities leads to differences in graduation members to serve as SSCs in systemically under-resourced rates. City Year is also increasingly engaging in national schools. SSCs can support educators in helping to foster education policy and practice coalitions, convenings and learning environments in which students can develop thought leadership opportunities to share insights from our and strengthen social, emotional and academic skills and experience in national service and supporting students in mindsets that are important in school and in life. systemically under-resourced schools. While City Year cannot serve in every school, many more PARTNERSHIPS TO ADVANCE schools could benefit from having SSCs in their schools and PERSONALIZED LEARNING AND communities. Expanding access to SSCs would be a major step toward creating more equitable learning conditions INNOVATION for millions of students and achieving positive educational, Building on our history of creating spaces for personalized economic and social outcomes that benefit all of us. learning with the students we serve, City Year has advanced and innovated with our network of partners, including WHAT CITY YEAR IS LEARNING through: ABOUT THE POWER OF INTEGRATING • Development of a competency-based, integrated SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL AND ACADEMIC social-emotional and academic development learning DEVELOPMENT IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS: model with a design partner school in Denver, A GUIDE FOR PRACTITIONERS AND Colorado. POLICYMAKERS (2020) • Creation of personalized learning tools for adults in The purpose of this guide is to provide practitioners and partnership with nonprofit organizations focused on policymakers with practices, tools and recommendations universal design, including microcredentials that can be for integrating social, emotional and academic approaches used for teacher training and holistic development, and to support improved student and school outcomes. on-track indicator intervention. Through this guide, City Year hopes to share some lessons learned from more than a decade of partnering with • Design and implementation of a City Year teacher educators, schools and communities to support student residency program that focuses on whole-child success in schools that serve communities affected by development in partnership with major teacher training systemic inequities, along with research and evaluation programs across the country. of our work—including a recent study conducted by the Everyone Graduates Center at Johns Hopkins University • Sharing our findings at national conferences and on City Year’s approach to strengthening students’ social, convenings that focus on personalized learning, emotional and academic development. including the Aurora Institute (formerly known as iNACOL) and through practitioner guides that provide Download tools for practitioners and the field. ENGAGING IN POLICY AND PRACTICE ADVANCING THE ROLE OF STUDENT COALITIONS SUCCESS COACHES Student success coaches (SSCs) are AmeriCorps THE ASPEN INSTITUTE NATIONAL COMMISSION ON members who serve full time in diverse teams in schools SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL, AND ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT designated by federal education law as high-need and/ (SEAD COMMISSION) or low-performing. SCCs provide near-peer, research- based supports to students and supplemental capacity The SEAD Commission was created to engage and energize in classrooms. They also collaborate with teachers to communities in re-envisioning learning to encompass personalize learning environments, while developing skills its social, emotional, and cognitive dimensions so that they need for civic and workforce success after their year of all children can succeed in school, careers and life. The service. commission’s members were leaders from education, research, policy, business and the military, and the full team

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 7 included a Council of Distinguished Scientists, a Council of Distinguished Educators (including City Year CEO Jim Balfanz), a Youth Commission, a Parent Advisory Panel, a Partners Collaborative, and a Funders Collaborative.

In January 2019, the commission released its final report, “From a Nation at Risk to a Nation at Hope,” and accompanying recommendations. The report draws on input from more than 200 scientists, youth and parent groups, educators and policymakers, and seeks to accelerate and strengthen efforts to support the whole learner in local communities through recommendations for researchers, educators and policymakers.

THE SCIENCE OF LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT (SOLD) ALLIANCE The SoLD Alliance is a partnership of leaders and organizations that aims to make the science of learning and development a deeply understood, widely held, and actionable key driver of equity and excellence in education systems. The alliance wants to ensure that all young people, no matter who or where they are, benefit from effective, high-quality, continuously improving learning environments that are designed to unleash and realize everyone’s potential.

As a member of the SoLD Alliance National Advisory Committee, which regularly convenes to provide guidance to the SoLD Alliance, City Year is part of a growing movement working towards systems change that is essential to making emerging lessons from the science of learning and development deeply understood, widely held, and actionable among education field leaders and the programs, organizations, and systems they lead.

VOICES FOR NATIONAL SERVICE Voices for National Service is a coalition of national, state and local service organizations working together to build bipartisan support for national service, develop policies to expand and strengthen service opportunities for all Americans and ensure a robust federal investment in the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS). City Year serves as the organizational operational host for Voices for National Service, and the coalition’s work is guided by a Steering Committee of the leaders of more than 27 national service organizations and state service commissions.

In 2019, the group helped defeat a third White House effort to eliminate CNCS, which leads service and volunteering efforts including AmeriCorps, and also helped increase its federal funding.

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 8 EXTERNAL RESEARCH & EVALUATION We seek to accelerate organizational progress and ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACTS OF CITY YEAR’S continuous improvement by leading an equity-based WHOLE SCHOOL WHOLE CHILD MODEL ON approach to research and evaluation that informs practice improvements, builds our evidence of impact, and advances PARTNER SCHOOLS’ PERFORMANCE systemic change. The goal of this work is to help ensure that Policy Studies Associates (2015) City Year—and the broader educational community—can Policy Studies Associates examined the impact of City Year’s more effectively support students and adults who work in Whole School Whole Child services on City Year’s partner schools, from AmeriCorps members to teachers. schools’ performance in comparison to similar schools without City Year, analyzing data from approximately 600 The studies and reports highlighted below are produced schools in 22 cities. The study used publicly available by independent research organizations and researchers. data that local education agencies (LEAs), State and Collectively, they cover a wide range of impact and U.S. Departments of Education use to assess school implementation of City Year’s holistic services, demonstrate performance. evidence of City Year’s impact in areas like supporting improvements on state tests, improving students’ social- Report: https://www.cityyear.org/wp-content/ emotional skills and reducing early warning indicators, such uploads/2019/10/PSAstudy2015.pdf as chronic absenteeism, and shed light on how to accelerate student success in systemically under-resourced schools. ADDRESSING EARLY WARNING INDICATORS: INTERIM IMPACT FINDINGS CONNECTING SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL FROM THE INVESTING IN INNOVATION (I3) DEVELOPMENT, ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT, EVALUATION OF DIPLOMAS NOW AND ON-TRACK OUTCOMES MDRC (2016) The Everyone Graduates Center (2020) This most recent report from MDRC demonstrated that Funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the schools with Diplomas Now partners saw a positive, Everyone Graduates Center at Johns Hopkins University statistically significant impact on the percentage of 6th conducted an analysis to understand the relationship and 9th graders exhibiting no early warning indicators as between students’ social-emotional and academic compared to similar schools without Diplomas Now. outcomes and to explore if there is a City Year effect. Report: https://www.cityyear.org/wp-content/ Overview: https://www.cityyear.org/wp-content/ uploads/2019/10/Addressing-Early-Warning- uploads/2020/05/EGC_overview_FY20_05.20.pdf Indicators_2016.pdf Full Report: https://www.cityyear.org/wp-content/ uploads/2020/05/EGC_CityYearReport_BalfanzByrnes.pdf THE CITY YEAR EXPERIENCE: PUTTING ALUMNI ON THE PATH TO LIFELONG CIVIC FROM DOWNWARD SPIRAL TO VIRTUOUS ENGAGEMENT CYCLE: CITY YEAR’S BREAKTHROUGH Policy Studies Associates (2007) INNOVATION IN EDUCATION Policy Studies Associates conducted three interlocking Bill Copeland and Michael E. Raynor, Deloitte LLP (2018) studies designed to assess City Year’s impact on alumni at various intervals of time after the completion of a year In a white paper, Deloitte’s Bill Copeland and Michael E. of full-time community service with City Year. Together, Raynor set out to explore whether City Year’s success is these studies assess the ways in which alumni exhibit replicable and how constraints might affect the integrity and civic engagement and amass social capital following their effectiveness of its model. This paper presents City Year as a participation in City Year. leading education innovation and uses a business innovation lens to examine its value and growth potential of City Year’s Report: https://www.cityyear.org/wp-content/ services. uploads/2019/10/The-City-Year-Experience-PSA- FINAL-1-11-07.pdf Report: https://www.cityyear.org/wp-content/ uploads/2019/10/DeloitteWhitePaperSingles_03.2018-1.pdf

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 10 CHAMPION PROFILE Melissa Walsh

Vice President of Corporate Responsibility & Global Philanthropy, AbbVie

Melissa Walsh knows from experience that a supportive and letting students get to know them. Those efforts help adult at school can change futures. When she was a to ground their relationship in trust and connection, which teenager, a guidance counselor helped her realize she makes learning possible. could make the right decisions, even when under pressure to make some wrong ones, and provided perspective and “Mentors that are part of the City Year model can build encouragement that kept her on track during a turbulent lasting relationships with young students that foster deeper time. Years later, they’re still in touch. connections over the long-term,” Walsh says, “and those connections can help uncover what a student is interested “A single person can truly have a transformative impact in, what learning gaps might exist, and how to provide that on a young person’s life,” Walsh says. “Certainly in those extra support to fill those gaps.” vulnerable years, that can be critical.” Funding from AbbVie also has enabled City Year to expand Now as she leads Corporate Responsibility & Global afterschool programs in San José/Silicon Valley focused on Philanthropy at AbbVie, an emphasis on building science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics, or relationships also shapes the company’s approach to STEAM skills, which are sought after by employers. partnerships with nonprofit organizations and its strategy to ensure more students have the resources and opportunities “I have yet to hear a City Year corps member not to achieve their dreams. highlighting the tremendous talent in each student and each child that they serve,” says Dr. Hilaria Bauer, superintendent “The phrase, `It takes a village’ is used quite a bit, but of Alum Rock Union School District in San José. “That there’s no stronger example of the truth in that phrase than enthusiasm towards finding the potential and the talent in in the context of education,” Walsh says. “Education is a each child all the time is what makes City Year so unique.” cornerstone to so much future success.” HOW STEAM OPENS DOORS Building strong communities, effective educational Opportunities to explore STEAM activities let students programs and sustainable healthcare systems has been part discover new concepts and better define their own interests, of AbbVie’s philanthropic mission since its founding in 2013. Walsh says. AbbVie’s investment in City Year in 2018-2019 provided new curricula and training services for City Year AmeriCorps “A really solid foundation in education, especially one in members at more than 68 schools and expanded City Year’s STEAM, can really be truly life changing for kids,” Walsh math and literacy support to 45,000 students across the says. “One size does not fit all. The child who is interested country. and excited about building a robot might not be the same kid who’s interested in figuring out how to have drawn the RELATIONSHIPS AT THE CORE OF OUR design for that robot.” WORK By weaving together academic, social and emotional City Year works with schools in communities with limited supports into activities, AmeriCorps members encourage access to quality education, housing, healthcare and students to create their own toolkits for problem-solving. recreation spaces—the harmful effects of systemic racism— For example, an AmeriCorps member might help a student creating obstacles for students who are eager to achieve. break a tough math problem into steps, and help him Since AbbVie announced a $10 million, five-year recognize that feelings of frustration may be a sign it’s time commitment to City Year in late 2018, the company to take break before returning to the task, rather than giving has helped to ensure more students have the supports up. necessary to stay on track throughout elementary, middle “When a young person’s social and emotional development and high school, and graduate ready for college and are supported in real and meaningful ways, it can make all of careers. the difference in the world,” Walsh says. “We deeply value AbbVie’s partnership and dedication to As AbbVie looks ahead, ensuring students have strong helping every student reach their potential,” says Chris support networks will be more important than ever to Mann, vice president of corporate partnerships at City Year. aid recovery from the pandemic, and to one day make “Relationships are at the core of what we do together to educational equity a reality. “We all really need to continue create resilient and responsive school communities that working together to effect real change for these students,” become springboards to student success.” she says. “Our partnership with City Year exemplifies that Throughout the school year, City Year AmeriCorps members when the village is strong, amazing things can happen and intentionally focus their time on getting to know students are happening.”

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 12 OUR CHAMPIONS AmeriCorps, CNCS and state service commission partners

The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) and state service commissions work together to bring AmeriCorps and other national service programs to communities across the country. We are grateful to these state service commissions that secured funding for City Year during the 2018-2019 school year:

California Volunteers Serve Colorado Volunteer Florida Oklahoma Community Service Commission Serve Illinois PennSERVE Volunteer Louisiana United Way Association of South Carolina Massachusetts Service Alliance Volunteer Tennessee Michigan Community Service Commission OneStar Foundation Missouri Community Service Commission Serve DC Volunteer NH Serve Washington Serve Ohio

Our boards Our boards bring valuable expertise, leadership and insights to our work both nationally and locally.

NATIONAL BOARD

DAVID L. COHEN ILENE JACOBS C. GREGG PETERSMEYER Chair of the Board, City Year, Inc. Vice Chair of the Board, City Year, Inc. Chair, America’s Promise Alliance Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Former Executive Vice President, Human Chair & CEO, Personal Pathways, LLC Diversity Officer, Comcast Corporation Resources (Retired), Fidelity Investments JENNIFER EPLETT REILLY KRISTEN ATWOOD DR. CAROL JOHNSON Co-Founder, City Year, Inc. & Founding Chair, Founding Staff Member, City Year, Inc. Regional Executive Director, New Leaders, Inc. City Year Louisiana Founding Chair, New Schools for Baton Rouge JOE BANNER HUBIE JONES Board Member Charter Trustee, Senior Adviser, Social Justice ENRIQUE SALEM Entrepreneur-in-Residence Managing Director, Bain Capital, LP JOHN BRIDGELAND Dean Emeritus, Boston University School of Charter Trustee, City Year, Inc. Social Work JEFF SHAMES Founder & CEO, Civic Executive in Residence, MIT Sloan School of ROSABETH MOSS KANTER Management MICHAEL BROWN Ernest L. Arbuckle Professor, Harvard Business Charter Trustee, Senior Advisor and Co- School; SECRETARY RODNEY SLATER Founder, City Year, Inc. Chair & Director, Harvard University Advanced Charter Trustee, City Year, Inc. Leadership Initiative Partner, Patton Boggs, LLP; Former U.S. MICHELE CAHILL Secretary of Transportation Chief Education Content and Practice Officer, ALAN KHAZEI XQ Institute Charter Trustee and Co-Founder, City Year, Inc. WENDY SPENCER Founder and CEO, Be the Change, Inc. President and CEO, Leadership Florida TUSHARA CANEKERATNE Founder & CEO, Nadastra, Inc. JONATHAN S. LAVINE JEFFREY SWARTZ Co-Founder, Virtusa Corporation Chair Emeritus, City Year, Inc. Chair Emeritus & Charter Trustee, City Year, Inc. Co-Managing Partner, Bain Capital, LP Former President & CEO, The Timberland SANDY EDGERLEY Company Trustee , Edgerley Family Foundation ANDREA ENCARNACAO MARTIN City Year San José/Silicon Valley ‘02 STEPHEN G. WOODSUM DAVID EINHORN Guidance Counselor, Boston Latin School Chair Emeritus, City Year, Inc. President, Greenlight Capital, Inc. Founding Managing Director, Summit Partners LARRY NEITERMAN DAVID GERGEN Principal & National Managing Director, Deloitte SHANUAH BEAMON Charter Trustee, City Year, Inc. Consulting LLP Co-Clerk of the Board, General Counsel & Professor of Public Service & Founding Director Senior Vice President of the Center for Public Leadership, Harvard GEORGE NICHOLS III Kennedy School President & CEO, The American College of TOM WARD Financial Services Co-Clerk of the Board, City Year, Inc. ANDREW HAUPTMAN Partner, WilmerHale, LLP Chairman, Andell Inc. SECRETARY LEON PANETTA Charter Trustee, City Year, Inc. Chairman, The Panetta Institute for Public Policy; Former U.S. Secretary of Defense

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 14 SITE BOARD CHAIRS

CITY YEAR BATON ROUGE CITY YEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE Laura C. Poché Richard Samuels Rabalais Law McLane Middleton

CITY YEAR BOSTON CITY YEAR NEW ORLEANS Diane J. Exter Diana Lewis Bain Capital CITY YEAR NEW YORK CITY YEAR BUFFALO Ryan Cotton Candace Darby Bain Capital Private Equity

CITY YEAR CHICAGO CITY YEAR NEW YORK Jeff Cohodes Natalie Lamarque Northern Trust New York Life Insurance Company

CITY YEAR CLEVELAND CITY YEAR ORLANDO Randy Markey Craig Schneider global x Starbucks Coffee Company

CITY YEAR COLUMBIA CITY YEAR PHILADELPHIA Iris Griffin Arlin Green Southeast Energy Group Centura Capital

CITY YEAR COLUMBUS CITY YEAR PROVIDENCE Josh Cochran Michael Baer Keybank Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank

CITY YEAR DALLAS CITY YEAR SACRAMENTO Ken Barth Beth Broome Synphonic Source, Inc UC Davis STEM Strategies

CITY YEAR DENVER CITY YEAR SAN ANTONIO Brian Sandy Ann Parker IMA Select CITY YEAR SAN JOSÉ/SILICON VALLEY CITY YEAR DETROIT Charlie Pappis Mark Zausmer Pappis Consulting Zausmer P.C. CITY YEAR SEATTLE CITY YEAR JACKSONVILLE Josh Chaitin Kelly Smith Global Strategy Group Wells Fargo CITY YEAR TULSA CITY YEAR KANSAS CITY Robert Thomas Mark Donovan George Kaiser Family Foundation Kansas City Chiefs CITY YEAR WASHINGTON, D.C. CITY YEAR LITTLE ROCK Garrick Francis Bruce T. Moore CSX Corporation City of Little Rock

CITY YEAR LITTLE ROCK Stephanie S. Streett William J. Clinton Foundation

CITY YEAR LOS ANGELES Giselle Fernandez Spectrum TV

CITY YEAR LOS ANGELES Mattie McFadden-Lawson The MML Group

CITY YEAR MEMPHIS Dr. Rychetta Watkins Memphis Music Initiative

CITY YEAR MIAMI Ana Mari Ortega Ana Mari Ortega LLC

CITY YEAR MILWAUKEE Chris Didier Robert W. Baird & Co.

CITY YEAR MILWAUKEE Kevin Joy Callan LLC

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 15 Corporations and corporate foundations Our corporate partners play a critical role in City Year’s effort to create learning environments that support student achievement at systemically under-resourced schools across the country. We are proud to say that many leading businesses, including 45% of Fortune 100 companies, recognize that partnering with City Year is good for their local communities—and good for business.

$1,000,000+ Los Angeles Clippers Foundation USAA Foundation Los Angeles Rams Walt Disney World Abbvie Marion and Henry Bloch Family Foundation Weil Gotshal and Manges, LLP Bain Capital Miami Dolphins Foundation WGN Radio Neediest Kids Fund Comcast NBCUniversal Nationwide Foundation Willis Towers Watson The Red Nose Day Fund at Comic Relief USA Northrop Grumman Wm Wrigley Jr. Company CSX Transportation Northwestern Mutual Foundation New York Life OneWest Foundation $25,000 – $49,000 Philadelphia Energy Solutions $500,000 – $999,999 A&E Television Networks PTC Abrams Capital Management, LLC AT&T Public Consulting Group, Inc. Advent International Bank of America Charitable Foundation QuikTrip Corporation American Electric Power Foundation BNY Mellon Raley’s Amazon Studios Celanese Foundation Riot Games Audemars Piguet (North America) Inc Deloitte LLP Rockwell Automation Baker and Hostetler LLP Microsoft Corporation San Jose Sharks Foundation Banner and Witcoff Ltd Quicken Loans Community Investment Fund SAP America Inc Blue Cross and Blue Shield of South Carolina Santander Bank Snap Inc The Boston Consulting Group Wells Fargo Sony Capital One Bank The State Street Foundation, Inc. CBS Television Network $250,000 – $499,999 Synopsys Foundation Chemical Bank T-Mobile USA Akin Gump Strauss Hauer and Feld LLP Chevron Corporate Headquarters Taco Bell Foundation Alter Chicago White Sox Charities Third Federal Foundation Aramark Clifford Chance US LLP TowerBrook Foundation The Boeing Company Coastal Bridge Company United Airlines FCA Foundation Comerica Bank Universal Orlando Foundation General Motors Foundation Cox Communications Walmart Liberty Mutual Insurance CVS Health Charity Classic Wellington Management Foundation MFS Investment Management DaVita Westfield Capital Management National Grid Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation Starbucks Foundation Florida Blue Foundation $50,000 – $99,999 The Wawa Foundation Fremantle Valero Energy Foundation Accenture Glenborn Partners LP The Walt Disney Company Alliance Data Global Upside Inc American Airlines Golden 1 Credit Union $100,000 – $249,999 Anonymous Hallmark Corporate Foundation The Acacia Foundation BBA Aviation USA Inc HBO Acosta Sales and Marketing Biogen Henry Crown and Company Amazon Brewers Community Foundation HFF LP Anonymous The Cozen O’Connor Foundation Inc Holland and Knight LLP Arconic Foundation DePuy Synthes Companies of Johnson and Huntington National Bank Bain and Company Johnson Hy-Vee Inc Ballard Spahr LLP Detroit Medical Center Ingram-White Castle Foundation The Baupost Group, LLC Duane Morris Jenner and Block LLP Beaver Street Fisheries/Sea Best eBay Inc Johnson Controls Foundation Big Lots Entergy New Orleans KeyBank BMO Harris Bank Entergy Louisiana Kroger Cedars-Sinai FedEx Corporation L Brands Foundation CommunityAmerica Credit Union FIS Global Lear Corporation Compulink Business Systems Ford Motor Company Fund Liberty Global Inc Davis Polk and Wardwell LLP Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Inc. Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation Detroit Lions Charities Hasbro Children’s Fund LPL Financial Services EY HEB Grocery Company Macquarie Group Foundation Exelon Foundation Hennes and Mauritz (H&M) MadDog Technology Faegre Drinker Biddle and Reath LLP JPMorgan Chase and Co Mariner Wealth Advisors Fidelity Brokerage Services Kirkland and Ellis LLP Milwaukee Bucks Foundation/Milwaukee Bucks Fidelity Investments M&I Foundation Inc Morgan Lewis and Bockius First Niagara Foundation ManpowerGroup Morgan Stanley Firstrust Bank Nationwide Children’s Hospital Netflix Glenmede Northern Trust New Balance Athletic Shoe Inc Harry’s THE PLAYERS Championship Nordstrom Houghton Mifflin Harcourt PepsiCo Foundation People Magazine HSBC PwC Polsinelli Hunt Family Foundation/Chiefs Royal Caribbean Cruises LTD Potawatomi Hotel and Casino Hyatt Russell Investments RealD Jacksonville Jaguars Sacramento Kings Community Foundation Ropes and Gray LLP JE Dunn Construction Schneider Electric RPM International Inc Kaiser Permanente TIAA Bank Shearman and Sterling Lincoln Financial Foundation Twentieth Century Fox Sidley Austin LLP Lindsay Goldberg Universal Orlando Resort Spotify RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 16 TD Charitable Foundation Hasbro Inc TCG LLP Unilever Heidrick and Struggles International Inc TD Bank Venable LLP Helping Hand Foundation TechStyle Fashion Group VISA Horning Brothers Corporation Textron Inc The Wasserman Foundation IMA Foundation TIAA Westfield Century City Independence Blue Cross Timberland Westgate Resorts Foundation Jack Morton Worldwide TP ICAP WilmerHale LLP Jaffe Raitt Heuer and Weiss PC Trinity Transportation Juniper Networks Tulane Educational Fund $10,000 – $24,999 Keker and Van Nest LLP United Talent Agency The Kenney Group US Bank 928 O Street LLC Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Bank/Wealth AEG Kovitz Investment Group Management Albemarle Foundation KPMG LLP Variety Foundation Alex and Ani LLC Lamar Advertising Company Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation Allstate Corporation Lambert and Co We Energies Foundation American Financial and Auto Services Inc Latham and Watkins Western Digital AmerisourceBergen Corporation Lightstorm Entertainment Inc Wilkinson Barker Knauer LLP Amica Mutual Insurance Company The Locniskar Pursel Bucher Biddinger Group William Blair and Company Foundation ArcelorMittal Cleveland Inc Loeb and Loeb LLP Willkie Farr and Gallagher LLP ArchPoint Lyophilization Winston and Strawn LLP Argo Group Marcus and Millichap Co Foundation The Wonderful Company Ariel Investments Marlin Equity Partners Atom Tickets Massachusetts Project 351 Inc $5,000 – $9,999 Bank of Oklahoma Matilda R Wilson Fund Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ The Academy Group McLane Middleton BDT Capital Partners LLC ACCO Engineered Systems McMaster-Carr Supply Company Becton Dickinson and Company The Adi and Jerry Greenberg Foundation Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith Inc Bedrock Detroit AKT Investments Inc Michael J Mungo Foundation Bernstein Litowitz Berger and Grossmann LLP The Albert M Higley Co Mintz Levin Cohn Ferris Glovsky and Popeo Bill Brown Ford All3Media America and Main Event Media Monument Group, Inc. Bilzin Sumberg Allegro Realty Advisors The National Journal Blanca Commercial Real Estate Inc American Tower Corporation National Land Tenure Blank Rome LLP Anonymous Nationwide BMO Capital Markets Applied Materials Foundation Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island Brown and Connery LLP Ascensus Neuberger Berman Foundation CAA Foundation Ash Anos Freedman and Logan LLC New Regency Productions Canada Goose Baird Foundation Inc The Newtron Group Capital Group BankUnited NiSource The CarMax Foundation Bay Grove Northeast Delta Dental Centerview Partners LLC Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City NVIDIA Corporation Central Ohio Transit Authority Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma Omaze Charles Schwab Corporation BNSF Railway Omni Air International Chicago Cubs Charities Brady Sullivan Properties ONE Gas CIBC Burns and McDonnell ONEOK Inc Cleary Gottlieb Steen and Hamilton LLP Caliber Collision Centers Opus Foundation Coastal Construction Capitol Advisors Group LLC Origlio Beverage Cognizant CD Smith Construction Inc Orlando Health Collette The Celtic Group Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center Contura Energy Inc Chicago Bulls Outplayed Inc Costco Wholesale Corporation Circle One Group Inc Pearlmark Real Estate Partners CPS Energy Citizens Bank Peet’s Coffee and Tea Cresa City Furniture Perspecta Trust Crestview Cleveland Cavaliers and Quicken Loans Arena Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers Detroit Pistons Cooley LLP RealNetworks Foundation Dimension Data Credit Suisse Securities Reed Smith LLP DocuSign Crescent Bay Advisors Inc Regal Entertainment Group Durham School Services Crown Castle Regions Bank Eastdil Secured Davis Wright Tremaine LLP Rennert Vogel Mandler and Rodriguez PA Edelman Financial Engines DBI Beverage Inc Republic Bank Embree Financial Group DCP Midstream Revel Consulting Embrey Partners Ltd Delfino Madden O’Malley Coyle and Koewler Reverb Enterprise LLP Reynolds and Reynolds ExxonMobil Deutsche Bank SAFE Credit Union FactSet Research Systems DLA Piper LLP DC Safra National Bank of New York Fifth Third Bank Downstream Development Authority of the San Francisco Forty Niners Foundation First Midwest Bank Quapaw Tribe Senator Investment Group LP First Republic Bank Drane and Freyer Lmtd Seven Bucks Productions Five Star Bank Eastern Bank SGS Petroleum Service Corporation Flour Bakery and Cafe/Cakewalk Bakery ECCO Select Corporation Silicon Valley Bank Frost National Bank The Edgewater Funds Southeast Michigan Ford Dealers Gallagher-Kaiser Corporation Edison Electric Institute Southern New Hampshire University The Garcia Companies Empire State Realty Observatory Trust LLC Southwest Airlines Co Goldman Sachs and Co. Encore Electric Inc Staples, Inc. The Graham Company Eversource State Street Corporation Gravestar, Inc First Credit Bank Sterling Group LLC Greenberg Traurig LLP Florida Power and Light Company Subaru of America Foundation Inc HandE Equipment Services Foley & Lardner LLP Sutherland Asbill and Brennan LLP Hancock Whitney Bank Foster Graham Milstein and Calisher LLP Tata Consultancy Services Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation Fried Frank Harris Shriver and Jacobson LLP TBT Enterprises LLC

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 17 Frontier Airlines Rubenstein Communications Inc Country Club Bank General Mills Foundation Sacramento Association of Realtors Scholarship Creative Artists Agency General Motors Sales Support Group Foundation Creative Planning Benefits LLC Gensler Sacramento Municipal Utilities District CRL Associates Gibson Dunn and Crutcher Salesforce CSRS Inc Glass Frog Solutions Scarinci and Hollenbeck LLC Cybergrants LLC Godfrey & Kahn SC Simkiss and Block Documation Great Range Capital Skadden Arps Slate Meagher and Flom LLP Dollar Bank Foundation Grifols USA Inc The Smith-Free Group LLC Dominion Foundation Groom Law Group Chartered Snell and Wilmer LLP Earthbound Farms GTIS Partners Southern California Gas Company Educators Credit Union H & R Block Spectrum Marketing Companies EKSandH Hansen Jacobson Teller Hoberman Newman St Hope Academy EMK Consulting Group, LLC Warren Richman Rush and Kaller LLP Stearns Weaver Miller Weissler Alhadeff and Enterprise Holdings Foundation Harris Ranch Beef Company Sitterson PA First National Bank Healthy Blue Sun Shine On You Foundation Fit Code Inc Heitman Tango Card Inc L C Fulenwider Inc Helmerich and Payne Inc Texas Automobile Dealers Association Geis Companies Hiya Inc Tony’s Fine Foods Glassman Media HMSHost Trailer Park Inc. Grange Insurance Companies Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP UMB Bank Green Bay Packers Foundation Hormel Foods Corporation United Shore Financial Services Green Courte Partners LLC ICM Partners University of Central Florida Greene and Associates Inc IGT Univest Corporation Hallmark Cards Inc Apploff Entertainment and ionoco Inc. Viacom Hamilton Miller and Birthisel LLP Ipswitch, Inc. The Vistria Group LP Harbor Capital Advisors Inc Jacobs Engineering Group Anschutz Film Group/Walden Media HealthOne Hospitals JMA Ventures LLC Walton Street Capital LLC Hornberger Fuller and Garza Jones Day Warner Bros. Entertainment HP Homes Holding Detroit LLC Jones Walker LLP WaterStone Bank Hunter Pasteur Homes The Joyce Foundation Waterton Management LLC Hunton and Williams JPMorgan Chase and Co. Wayne State University Infusion Partners LLC K2 Intelligence West Chester University The Janus Foundation Kansas City Power and Light Co WHI Real Estate Partners LP Jones Walker New Orleans Klasko Immigration Law Partners LLP White and Case LLP Kean Miller LLP KOHL’S White/Peterman Properties Inc Kiwanis Club of Columbus Korn/Ferry International Zachry Construction Laitram LLC Lawler Metzger Keeney and Logan LLC Zausmer PC Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie LLP Lifespan Ziffren Brittenham LLP Lockton Companies Lockheed Martin Corporation Louisiana Lottery Corporation Longo Toyota-Lexus/Patty & Greg Penske $2,500 – $4,999 Macy’s/Bloomingdale’s Losey PLLC Mark Motors 3 Arts Entertainment Major League Soccer McGlinchey Stafford PLLC AAA Auger Marsh and McLennan Agency/Seitlin McKinsey and Company Inc AAON Mayer Brown LLP Mercedes-Benz Financial Services Adams and Reese LLP MB Financial Bank Methanex Louisiana Aetna Better Health of Louisiana McCownGordon Construction Moelis and Company Ally Financial Inc McDermott Will and Emery Charitable Nabholz Construction Corp American Bank Foundation Naturesweet Anagnost Investments Inc MediaLink Neutrogena ARIS Consulting Morgan and Morgan Newmark Knight Frank Arvest Bank Morris Nichols Arsht and Tunnell Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady University Aspiriant Morrison Mahoney LLP Perkins and Will Avison Young Louisiana Healthcare Connections Pershing, LLC – BNY Mellon Bardis Homes Muckleshoot Tribe PNC Bank Barrett and Singal, P.C. Navigant Consulting Inc Public Service Company of Oklahoma Barton Malow NCC Media Raymour and Flanigan BASF Nelson Mullins Riley and Scarborough Ready Pac Foods – Bonduelle Group Baton Rouge Coca-Cola Bottling Company Orlando Magic Revesco Properties BBVA Compass Foundation Orlando Utilities Commission RSM US LLP Beaumont Health Otten Johnson Robinson Neff and Ragonetti PC Rubin Anders Scientific, Inc. Benchmark Builders LLC Paramount Pictures Security Bank Beringea Pepper Hamilton LLP Seyfarth Shaw LLP BlueBay Asset Management Perkins Coie Charitable Foundation Southern Bancorp BlueSpruce Investments LP PG&E Sacramento Sparkhound Bonton Associates Phillips Edison and Company Spectrum Monthly Inc. Broadway Bank The Pitney Bowes Foundation Squire Patton Boggs Christopher B Burke Engineering Ltd Plum Markets Staff Development for Educators Cadwalader Wickersham and Taft LLP PNC Foundation The Studio Account Capital One – Greater New Orleans Preferred Meals Tall Pines Capital LLC CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Profund Advisors LLC Taylor Porter Brooks and Phillips LLP Cavender Auto Family Proskauer Rose LLP Tony’s Sub Shop CBRE Provest Tortoise Capital Advisors Centric Publix Super Markets Charities Inc Trammell Crow Company CGI Employee Benefits Group Red Chair Events Inc TTCU Citigroup Inc REDICO Turner Industries LLC Cobalt Group Reserve Telecommunications Umpqua Bank Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority Ricoh University of Colorado Denver Commerce Bank Riemer and Braunstein LLP University of Texas at San Antonio Corporate Realty Investment Company RMB Capital Management LLC Valencia College

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 18 The Robert Weiler Company Granite Edge Consulting Wiley Rein LLP Whiting-Turner Contracting Company GrayRobinson PA Wireless Vision Williams Corporation Gries Financial LLC Woodward Design and Build Windels Marx Davies Ives Lane and Mittendorf Haley and Associates LLC World Bank Community Connections Fund LLP Robert Half International Inc Wright Heerema Architects Ltd Wintrust Financial Corporation Hamilton Consulting Group LLC WPX Energy Hands On New Orleans Xcel Energy Harbor Services Group Zaner-Bloser Inc Health Plans, Inc. Zilber Ltd Fannie Hillman and Associates Hollister Staffing $1,000 – $2,499 Holt Cat Alice C Holton Foundation Inc 10 Barrel Brewing LLC IBM Employee Charitable Services Center 3EDGE Asset Management Interstate Signways A. Smith and Co Productions The John Buck Company Adobe JPJ Consulting LLC The Allergan Foundation The Judge Group AmWINS Brokerage of Pennsylvania Juno Search Partners Ann Connelly Fine Art King Business Interiors Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Koya Leadership Partners Applied Industrial Technologies Inc Lavallee Brensinger Architects Fund Arent Fox LLP Lee Michaels Fine Jewelry Arkansas Blue Cross Blue Shield Lexia Learning Systems LLC Association of Commercial Real Estate Liberty International Trucks of NH Auld Technologies Little Rock Regional Chamber of Commerce Baker Tilly Virchow Krause LLP Little Rock Water Reclamation Authority Baldwin and Shell Construction Longchamps Electric Ballentine Partners LLC Louisiana Counseling Association Beeble Company LLC Mabrey Bank Bella Luna Restaurant The Markham Group BKD LLP Markstein Beverage Co of Sacramento Bloom Jewelry McNulty Casting Inc Blue Beyond Consulting MCPHS University Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Rhode Island MDH Partners Boston Trust and Investment Management Mercator Club Company Millennium Agency Bridgewater Associates LP Montagne Communications LLC Bryn Mawr Trust Company Encova Insurance Buzzfeed NewSpring Capital Cal Delta Plumbing Nixon Peabody LLP California State University Sacramento Optima Bank and Trust Cancer Treatment Centers of America – Tulsa Osborn Carreiro and Associates CenterPoint Properties Trust Partition Wine and Liquors Central Florida Hotel and Lodging Association Performance Pointe Inc Charter Properties Philadelphia Insurance Companies Chobani PJH and Associates Inc Chubb The Platform LLC City Fitness Platinum Drywall Inc City Living Detroit Platzer Swergold Levine Goldberg Katz and City of Orlando Jaslow LLP Clark Contractors Point B Clover Contracting Inc Quadra Partners LLC Cofco Randle Communications Crane Group RCF Corporation Cuyahoga Community College Rubin and Rudman LLP Cycletopia WDC LLC Sacramento Regional Transit Delta Dental of Arkansas Thomas Safran and Associates Denver Health SAS Retail Services Devine, Millimet and Branch PA Seaside National Bank and Trust Dizzion SeaWorld Parks and Resorts Orlando Doyne Construction Co Simmons Bank dPOP Mott and Chace Sotheby’s International Realty Edward Jones Sound Credit Union Fiduciary Trust Company Southwest Power Pool Finn Partners Stallergenes Greer, Inc. First Community Bank Stearns Family Charitable Fund First Security Bank Sugarman and Sugarman, P.C. First Student Suncor Energy Fisher and Phillips First Lady Valerie and Governor Chris Sununu Fishman Agency Inc Sutter Health Five Points Foundation Inc Teichert Flake and Kelley Commercial UC Davis Forsythe Technology Inc University of Arkansas Foundation Generation Growth Capital Inc University of New Hampshire Geyer Springs Early Childhood Center Vocon Gilbane Building Company W Home Renovations Inc The Giving Back Fund Inc. Wallside Windows Golub Capital Wawa GRAEF Westfield Valley Fair Fund

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 19 Foundations and nonprofits City Year and its philanthropic partners work together toward a common goal: ensuring all students have access to personalized learning environments that help them reach their full potential. City Year AmeriCorps members build strong relationships with students to help them develop the academic and social-emotional skills necessary to stay on track to high school graduation.

$500,000 – $999,999 Saint Luke’s Foundation Pro Bono Publico Foundation The Share Fund The Providence Journal Charitable Legacy Fund Anonymous Silicon Valley Community Foundation Public Welfare Foundation Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation David V Uihlein Sr Foundation The Reinberger Foundation Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation United Way of Greater Cleveland The San Antonio Area Foundation The Leon Lowenstein Foundation William T Kemper Foundation Schultz Family Foundation Windsong Trust Schwab Charitable Fund $25,000 – $49,999 Seymour H Knox Foundation $250,000 – $499,999 The Siemer Family Foundation Abington Foundation Barr Foundation Sisters of Charity SC Foundation Bader Philanthropies Caerus Foundation, Inc The Skillman Foundation The Batchelor Foundation Hall Family Foundation Dorothy D Smith Foundation Eva L and Joseph M Bruening Foundation Oak Foundation USA Kent H Smith Charitable Trust Sanford and Irene Burnstein Foundation Tipping Point Community Mile High United Way Cox Charities University Settlement The Cudahy Foundation $100,000 – $249,999 Miss Wallace M Leonard Foundation The Frances L and Edwin L Cummings Memorial We Teach Science Foundation Anonymous Fund Thomas H White Foundation Booth Ferris Foundation Discuren Foundation Woldenberg Foundation Crown Family Philanthropies Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation Young Presidents Organization – Santa Monica Detroit Children’s Fund Joseph Drown Foundation Bay Chapter Vera and Joseph Dresner Foundation ECMC Foundation The Ellison Foundation The Christian R and Mary F Lindback Foundation for Orange County Public Schools Foundation $5,000 – $9,999 Great Public Schools Now The Lynch Foundation Arkansas Municipal League Greater Washington Community Foundation Meyer Foundation The Boston Educational Development The Boo Grigsby Foundation Oppenstein Brothers Foundation Foundation, Inc. Heart of Florida United Way Peacock Foundation Callahan Foundation The Rose Hills Foundation San Antonio Area Foundation The Chicago Community Trust Nancy Smith Hurd Foundation Harold Simmons Foundation Cuesta Foundation Lenfest Foundation Inc Granite United Way Dr. Scholl Foundation Fred A Lennon Charitable Trust United Way of Southeast Louisiana Ralph Evinrude Foundation Inc The Manton Foundation United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Harry K and Emma R Fox Charitable Foundation Robert R. McCormick Foundation Southern New Jersey Friends of Breakthrough Schools Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Women’s Foundation Hitchcock Family Fund New Schools for Baton Rouge Howell Lockhart Seiple Trust NoVo Foundation $10,000 – $24,999 June Rockwell Levy Foundation Inc The Piton Foundation at Gary Community The Martin Andersen-Gracia Andersen The Lemoine Company Investments Foundation Mike Morse Foundation The Price Family Foundation Baton Rouge State Fair Foundation David and Inez Myers Foundation The Rhode Island Foundation The Beck Foundation OneChicagoFund Lois G Roy Dickerman Fund of the New The Herb Block Foundation Glaser Foundation Hampshire Charitable Foundation Bookstock Fund Red Lodge Foundation Sosland Foundation The Boston Foundation Rose Community Foundation United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Inc Johnny Carson Foundation Bert L and Patricia S Steigleder Charitable Trust United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha CLA Foundation Thomas C and Sandra S Sullivan Foundation County Cleveland Avenue Foundation for Education United Way of Central Ohio The Clinton Foundation $2,500 – $4,999 United Way of Miami-Dade Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center AHS Foundation United Way of Northeast Florida The Denver Foundation Central Carolina Community Foundation United Way of the National Capital Area Denver Post Charities, a Fund of the McCormick Children’s Medical Charities Association United Way for Southeastern Michigan Foundation GiveBig Tulsa Area United Way Foundation To Be Named Later Corina Higginson Trust Whole Child Strategies Full Force Foundation Joseph Kennard Skilling Trust Goldring Family Foundation John and Ilene Kennedy Foundation $50,000 – $99,999 Heart of Arkansas United Way MARLO Foundation Ltd Anonymous Hollywood Foreign Press Association Moccasin Lake Foundation BIC Foundation Iridescent Skender Foundation The Booth-Bricker Fund The Kirk Foundation The Barbra Streisand Foundation Otis Booth Foundation The Miami Foundation The Sundt Foundation Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation Gary E. Milgard Foundation/Skylight Foundation Tegna Inc Circle of Service Foundation The Harry C Moores Foundation United Way of Greater Kansas City Cleveland Foundation Nesholm Family Foundation Char and Chuck Fowler Family Foundation New Hampshire Charitable Foundation $1,000 – $2,499 George Gund Foundation The Norcliffe Foundation Amani Ali Herzfeld Foundation NuStar Foundation AmazonSmile Foundation Murdock Charitable Trust Park Foundation Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce New Jersey and H Street Educational Paypal Giving Fund Baton Rouge Area Foundation Foundation Jane Bradley Pettit Foundation Big Red Ball Charitable Foundation Pinkerton Group The Philadelphia Foundation The Boston Red Sox Foundation Polk Bros Foundation The Pritzker Pucker Family Foundation

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 20 Bright Funds Foundation Community Health Centers of AR Inc The Tom E Dailey Foundation Dollar General Literacy Foundation Erie Chapman Foundation Institute of Mental Hygiene Kars4Kids Kiwanis Club of Manchester Little Rock Education Association The Mark-Lis Family Memphis Education Fund Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC) National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology (NCSPP) San Antonio Foundation for Free Enterprise (SAFFE) SK Wellman Foundation United Way of the Midlands United Way of Greater Portland University School of Milwaukee Vanguard Charitable Endowment

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 21 Individuals and family foundations City Year offers many ways for individuals like you to make a difference. Find out how to support City Year in your local community, take part in our annual campaign and engage with our corps and members of our broader community through our donor networks.

$1,000,000+ $50,000 – $99,999 Cynthia and Michael Hara Margaret and Robert Hill Anonymous Anonymous Barbara and Amos Hostetter, Jr. Ballmer Group Kristen and Jim Atwood Joan Hotchkis Einhorn Family Charitable Trust Anne and John Baker II Rosabeth Moss Kanter The Edgerley Family Foundation Arthur and Janice Block Mary and Jack Keenan Jeannie and Jonathan Lavine Brandmeyer Charitable Giving Mary T and Ted D Kellner TOSA Foundation Nancy and Gary Chartrand Sharon M Matthews and Jim Tabasz Scott Collins Lou Kennedy $500,000 – $999,999 Coretz Family Foundation Anna Kovner and Seth Meisel Ryan Cotton Richard L Bready Kelly and Dennis Kramer Cindy and Dan Edelman Bronfman Hauptman Foundation Marilyn & Jeffrey Katzenberg Finnegan Family Foundation Marion and David Mussafer Michael Krupka and Anne Kubik Laura Fox and Ben Van de Bunt The Lovett-Woodsum Foundation Dianne and Bill Ledingham Kate and John Gilligan Michael V. Lewis Mark and Dit Goldberg $250,000 – $499,999 Ellie and Philip Loughlin Claire Hoffman and Ben Goldhirsh Jean Maier and Edward Inderrieden The Alter Family Christa and Jeff Hawkins Sarah and Jeremy Milken Anonymous Melanie and Stephen Hoffmeister Ann and James Nicholson Lori and Jensen Huang J Thomas Hurvis Jane and Keith Nosbusch George Kaiser Family Foundation Impetus Foundation O’Shea Family Foundation The Catherine L. and Edward A. Lozick Esther John and Aart de Geus Molly and Jim Perry Foundation Danialle and Peter Karmanos Jr Petersen Family Fund Irene W and CB Pennington Foundation Loeb Family Charitable Foundations Betty and Tom Petway Jennifer Eplett and Sean Reilly Goodman Manilow Family The Phoenix Charitable Foundation Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Mays Family Foundation The Pickard Family Fund Foundation Jolene McCaw Family Foundation Eleanor and Jim Randall, The Randall Family The Michael Ward and Jennifer Glock Brad and Cori Meltzer Foundation Foundation Kristin and Stephen Mugford D’Rita and Robbie Robinson The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation Brooke and Will Muggia Kerry Ann Rockquemore and William Haupricht Najim Charitable Foundation Safeco Insurance Fund $100,000 – $249,999 John R Oishei Foundation Tim Schwertfeger and Gail Waller Dwight Poler Anonymous Molly K. Shannon Leo M Shortino Family Foundation Deborah and Steve Barnes Mona and Matthew Simoncini Robin and Perry Traquina J Wayne Weaver and Delores Barr Weaver Stacey Snider and Gary Jones Michael Walsh George K Baum Family Foundation Dale Stafford The Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation Julie and Kevin Callaghan Jennifer Steans and James Kastenholz Vera R Campbell Foundation Robin Steans and Leonard Gail $25,000 – $49,999 Michele and Kevin Casey Brooke and Hap Stein David and Rhonda Cohen Anthony R Abraham Foundation Nancy and Arn Tellem Stephanie and John Connaughton Anonymous (2) Suzanne and Andrew Viens Cullen Foundation Susan and Bob Arthur Theresa and Robert Wadsworth Cindy and Daniel Edelman Brenda and Rich Battista Tracy and Justin Ward Diane and Neil Exter Berlanti Family Foundation Missy and Mike Young Max M and Marjorie S Fisher Foundation Cheryl and Marty Bicknell The Maxine and Jack Zarrow Family Foundation Becky and Mike Goss David Blitzer Mary and Jeffrey Zients Greehey Family Foundation Boone Family Foundation Daniel B and Florence E Green Foundation Marty Bowen $10,000 – $24,999 The Grogan Family Fund Mimi and James Brault Amy and David Abrams Anne and John Herrmann Jr Jim Bryan Susan and Kenneth Abrams Herb Kohl Philanthropies The Carter Family Charitable Trust Ewa and Daniel Abraham Len Hill Charitable Trust Suzanne and Jeffrey Cohodes Gary and Pennie Abramson Charitable Metta and Keith Krach Victoria and David Croll Foundation Ashley and Marc Merrill Elizabeth and Kent Dauten Adele and Michael Acheson Gail and David Mixer TriMix Foundation Denver Post Community Foundation Corey Addison Harvey E Najim Sally and David Dornaus Jeannie Affelder and Jeffrey Weissglass Jon Neuhaus ‘91 DuBow Family Foundation Eric and Nanny Almquist Ortega Foundation Jeffrey Elowe Sandra and Jody Parker The Dianne T and Charles E Rice Family Marlene and Bill Emerson Anonymous (6) Foundation Shannon and Tom Fallon Clare and John Archer Wade Richmond Family Foundation Susanna Felleman and Erik Feig Kim and Joe Army Rachel and Mark Rohr Foundation Joni & Larry Flax Annette and Jack Aronson Rosenthal Family Foundation Cristina and Paco Flores Michelle and Robert Atchinson Enrique Salem Linda Friedman Helaine and Joe Banner Jeffrey Shames Catherine and Ed Galante Patti Jeanne and Kevin Barry Sobrato Family Foundation The David Geffen Foundation Christine Beck and Dana Locniskar Diana Davis Spencer Carol and Stephen Geremia Bobbi Jo and John Beeble Julia A Uihlein Corkie and Clarence Gooden Denise and Ray Bellucci The Ware Foundation The Gray Family Foundation Erin and Brian Berger Susan and Matthew Weatherbie Robert Greenblatt Susan Berger The Zoma Foundation Jessica Greenfield and Paul Hummel Jim Berra The Marc Haas Foundation

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 22 Susan Beverly Anne Helgen and Michael Gilligan Mindy and George Matouk Ragu Bhargava Lisa and Barry Ginter Leila Blodgett and Fred Maynard Bicknell Family Foundation Jennifer Glock Sarah Maynard Stephen Bierline Jaclyn and M. Norman Goldberger Alex and Josh McCall Sherry Bisaillon and PJ Ohashi Merle and Stanley Goldstein ELMS Foundation Robert McCall Tricia Black Sarah and Gabriel Gomez Courtney and Steven McCarthy Franci Blassberg and Joseph Rice III Josephine Goodyear Foundation Jack McGinnis Leslie Bluhm and David Helfand Gorter Family Foundation Elisabeth and Robert McGregor Holly and Rich Bonomo Sondra Friedman and Kirk Gregersen Kate and Warren Mead Rachael Bradley Doug and Ann Grissom Amy and Alan Meltzer Braman Family Charitable Foundation Jason Grosfeld Julie and Sanjay Meshri McKenzie Breidenthal Al and Thea Guido Michael Michelson The Solomon and Sylvia Bronstein Foundation Mary Hable and Jim Heppelmann Lowell Milken Family Foundation Donald and Tanisha Brown Donna and Stephen Hackley LeeAnn and Rick Miller Brad C and Denise Brubaker Allison and Mike Haggerty Janice and Michael Miller Diane Buhl and Mark Polebaum Jill Hai and Marc Rubenstein Jeannette Mills Kate and Bob Byrne Kelly and Pancho Hall Hannah Minghella and Mitchell Larson Susan and Christopher Callahan Diane and Steve Halverson The Molo Family William Calvert Ruel Hamilton William Edwin Montan Charitable Trust The Camuñez-Means Family Janice Parmelee and Bill Hammack Anshu and Nitin Motwani Amy and JC Cangilla Amy and Jeff Hargroves Mulroy Family Foundation Kathy and Joe Capraro Bari and Alan Harlam Erin and Matt Murphy Dale Carlsen and Katy Carlsen Stephanie Field-Harris and John Harris Susan Napier and Alex Berger Dr Jacqueline Dupont Carlson and Marc Wendy Hart and Ronald Schrager Antonia and Joe Nedder Carlson The Harvard Family Elin and Larry Neiterman Kelly and John Carroll Terence Hayes Ruth Nelson Sharon and Jamie Cash Jackie and Blair Hendrix George Nichols III Karen and Charles Chaikin Courtney and Tyler Henritze Michelle and Ted Noon Danielle Chi and Derek Straight Noreen and Jon Herzog Meghan and Matt Norton Ronnie and Reed Chisholm Hille Foundation Jana and Philip Oates Gary and Judy Clare John and Julia Hinshaw Christine Olsen and Robert Small Jeffrey and Jenn Clark Julie and Jordan Hitch Charles Pappis Martha Fuller Clark and Geoffrey Clark Regina and Joseph Hitchery Ann and Bob Parker Gertrude and General (ret) Wesley K Clark David Hobbs Susan Patel and Neerav Shah Robert and Patricia Colby Foundation Brian Hogan Kate and Steve Patterson The Carol and James Collins Foundation Mark Hoplamazian Tricia and Thomas Paulsen Sandy and Jay Colvin Allison Horne and Peter Riehl Mary Beth and Bob Persons Julia Cooney Joe and Lynne Horning Julie and C Gregg Petersmeyer The Thomas and Patricia Cornish Family Alyssa Irving and Chris Mrazek David and Maggie Pleva Foundation Ilene and Richard Jacobs Laura and Jay Poché Tanya Crawford Ralph and Janice James Pritzker Traubert Family Foundation Jordana and Jason Davis Rishi Jobanputra and Shilpa Jobanputra Jennifer and Mike Quinlan Courtney and Stephen Delaney Suzette and David Johnson Teresa and Michael Radzinski Lori and Chris Didier Jennifer and Pat Johnson Wendy and Jon Ralston Dolloff Family Fund of the New Hampshire Erin Brown Jones and Scott Jones Rauner Family Foundation Charitable Foundation Jones Lurie and Ross Families Kristen and Paul Reeder Kathy and Mark Donovan Theresa and Tom Kandris Winifred and Kevin Reilly Lisa and Matt Donovan Theodore and Wendy Kapnek Courtney Reum Tamar Dor-Ner Karen Keenan Trish and Artagnan Rodriguez Beth and Brian Dowd Bob and Margot Keith Brooke Rose Nancy and Brad Drummond Pam and Arthur Kelleher Gwenn and Dave Rosener Alberto Duarte and Jim O’Gorman Barry and Lynda Keller Fund Dionne Rousseau and John Pojman Beth and Gerard du Toit Donna and Casey Keller Kathy and Peter Rumsey Dula-Kobusch Charitable Trust Kate and Jamie Kellogg Chick and Rick Runkel Nancy and Charles Dunn Leah and John Ketcham Rohini and Ravinder Sakhuja Robert Dunn Bradley and Kimberly Keywell Maybel and Jorge Salgueiro Anne and Don Edwards Mary Beth and Adam Kirsch Rose and Tim Saracini Holly and Edmond Eger III Kathryn and Luke Kissam Jamie and Michael Von Schaumburg Barbara and Michael Eisenson Sari and Mitchell Kovitz Anne and James Schoff Sandra Evers-Manly John N and Beverly A Kratz Family Foundation Elaine Schuster Emilia Fazzalari and Wyc Grousbeck Niccole and Jeremy Kroll Lesa Scott and Philip Jackson Katherine Feucht Jules Kroll Phyllis Segal Mary and Paul Finnegan Lara and Kyle Krpata The Shaheen Family Sakurako and William Fisher Mary and Carlos Lacasa Betsy and Will Shields Fisk Five Foundation Lisa and Stephen Lebovitz Stephen Silk Ellen Fitzsimmons and Greg Rogowski Shirley and Joseph LeRoy Julie and Brian Simmons Ana and Andy Flaster Dara and Jarett Levan Morgan Simpson Robert and Debbie Fleischman Nadine and Michael Levitt Andy Sinha Flint Family Foundation Diana and Thomas Lewis Eileen and John Sivolella Jennifer and Thomas Florsheim, Jr. David Lincoln Nora and Jeff Smith Maryanne Flynn and Harry Kline Donna and Jack Little Kelly and Erik Smith Emily and Henry Ford III Susan Littlefield and Martin Roper Mary Snapp Sharna and Irvin Frank Foundation Lisa and Eran Lobel Binh-Minh and Ed Sobol Dr Marjorie Solomon Friedman and Mark Kris and Frank Lonegro The Sogg Foundation Friedman Isabelle and Ian Loring Martha and Gary Solomon Sr Valerie and Mark Friedman Nancy and Phil Lotane Beth and Tom Sorbo Simon Fuller, XIX Entertainment Deborah and Ed Lovelidge Kathie and Joe Sowa Chris and David Fullerton Shana and John Maldonado Stephanie and Brian Spector Full Force Foundation Tristin and Marty Mannion Jennifer and Justin Spelhaug Pam Gerber and Suzanne Slonim Kristin and Paul Marcus Octavia Spencer

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 23 Polly and Bobby Stein Shannon Deary-Bell Larry Melchionda Charles and Peggy Stephenson Family Jonathan and Vicki DeSimone Gregory and EJ Milken Foundation Foundation Robin and John Devereux Lance and Hillary Milken Foundation Trina and Newcomb Stillwell Deanna and Tony DiNovi Nicole Solomon Mitchell and David Mitchell Kerri Strike-Stahller and Teri Stahller Becky Dixon and Pat Keegan Guillaume Morin Sturm Family Foundation Brian Dosal Janet and Milton Mutchnick Dorothy Sumption Sandhya Douglas Carra Myers Geraldine Acuna Sunshine and Gabriel Sunshine Gordon Dugan Michael Nash Martha and David Swift Carmen Echevarnia Ramona Nee Kerry and Brendan Swords Debbie Sosland-Edelman and Alan Edelman Nancy and Bruce Newberg Sol Taplin Charitable Foundation Nicole and Stephen Eisenberg Kristen and Dan Newell Anthony Tedeschi and Dorothy Tedeschi Quinn and Bryan Ezralow Linda and John Nobles Julie and Michael Teel Natalia and Peter Feigin John Olivia Sandy and Jeff Teper Kim and Chad Feingold Donna and MG Orender Carol and Lee Tesconi Giselle Fernandez Cathleen and William Osborn Laura and Robert Thomas The Fine and Greenwald Foundation EJ and Marjory B Ourso Family Foundation Liz and Don Thompson Amanda Fisher and Ben Hubert Monic Payne and Jason Mazur Topol Family Foundation Lauren and Phillip Fisher Curt and Rachel Petersen Catherine Tsai and T Jason Young Grace and William Flatt Julie and Marc Platt Nafisa Waraich Joan and Larry Flax Jeff Poe Elaine and Alan Weiler The Foster Family Private Foundation Inc Cathy and Dave Presper Louise and David Weinberg Cindy and Kevin Furlong Price Family Foundation Irrevocable Trust Brook and Kevin Westcott Christy and William Gautreaux Sylvia and Jonas Prising The Westra Family Erica Ward Gerson and Ralph Gerson Deborah and Stephen Quazzo Greg White and Mrs Sherrie White Ann and Robert W Gillespie Jean and Fred Raymond Julia White Zlata Gleason Whitney and Robert Reagan Shelley and Greg Why Catherine and Brent Gledhill Jami Gertz and Tony Ressler Kavindi Wickremage and Patrick McDonagh Allison and Bob Glotfelty Travis Rhodes Jody and Matt Wilhelm Jennifer Gonring and Family Kathleen Rockey Williams-Chadwick Family Charitable Fund Roger and Agi Graham Kelly and Joe Rogers Karie Willyerd Lisa and Glenn Gritzner Verity and Alex Rudzinski Anthony Wilson Shreyas Gupta and Dianne McKeever Annie and Richard Samuels Ellen Adele Wiss and Jim Wiss Amy and Andy Hamilton Kristen and Jim Saranteas Mariann and Andy Youniss Erika Harrison The John and Kathleen Schreiber Foundation Rabia Zafar and Mohammed Anjarwala Joan and Preston Haskell Mary and Alan Schulman Carlos and Elizabeth Heath Foundation Katrina Scott $5,000 – $9,999 Randi Hedin and Andy Gardner Karen and Ben Sherwood Val and Zach Hensley Liz and Brian Shortsleeve Katie McGrath and JJ Abrams Rick Hess Jana Shoulders and Bob Soza Alan Ackerman Molly Hill Gerald Silk Alverno College Christian Hillabrant Karen and John Silseth Gary Ahr David Hiller Kris Singh Meredith Ahr and Greg Goldman Mari-Ann and William Hogan Susan Lubar Solvang Hilary and Jack Angelo Holloway Family Foundation Inc Pauline Stamper Anonymous (6) Nancy Hunt Georgeann and Adam Stotsky Laura and Joseph Atkinson Viva and Geoffrey Hyatt Missy Sturgeon and Bob Akam Erwin Aulis Mike Irvin Thomas and Patricia Sugrue Ambassador Frank and Kathrine Baxter Shelley and Jonathan Isaacson David Suh Ambassador Colleen and Bradley Bell Janice and Jay Jester Azzam Tannous Berger Family Foundation Blythe Jones Paul Telegdy Marina Berti and Stephen Prough Margaret and Jeff Jones Sandy and Kevin Tsujihara Steven Binswanger Ronnie and Michael Kassan Daniel Valerio Katherine and Chris Biotti Gail C Kellogg Shoshana and Kevin Vernick Kate Boege Christopher Keogh Sophie and James Ward Deborah and Gabriel Brener Michelle and Ryan Kilkenney Loren and Heath Ward Bobbe and Jonathan Bridge Susan Kim and Dan Williams Lois and Gail Warden Kate Brown Edward Kinsey Juanita and Bob Watt Charlotte Mao and Michael Brown Melissa and Scott Klein Nicole and John Weeldreyer JF and Peggy Bryan IV Klesse Foundation Holly and Daniel Weinberg John Bucksbaum Revocable Trust Collin Knisely Paula and Ken Weissman Julia and Bladen Burns The Robert P and Arlene R Kogod Family Jennifer Wells and Sally Hulsman Susan Okie Bush Foundation Garret Weston Marlene Canter Liam and Karen Krehbiel Nate Whittier Debra and Kenneth and Caplan Foundation Deborah Kuhn and Lee Dobkin Wiegers Connie Alison Carbone John and Kelly Lambert Family Foundation Jean and Lewis Wolff Suzanne and Rick Cavender Tharan Lanier Nathan Yanovitch Stephen Chaney Gail Ann and Howard Lanznar Iris and Sheldon Yellen Germaine and Michael Choe Mattie McFadden-Lawson and Michael Lawson Carol and Bill Yermal Cynthia M. Clarke Mira and Brian Lee Otto H York Foundation Evan Cohen Julia Lennox Jennifer and Steven Zandpour David Colli Scott Levy Colorado Oil and Gas Association Lewis-Sebring Family Foundation $2,500 – $4,999 Mary and William Copeland David Lipman Kim and Rob Coretz Daniela and Darren Abrahamson Sue and Mike Lock The Cotsen Family Foundation Susannah and James Adelson Gerald Luiz and Mrs Lisa Luiz The Couch Family Foundation Ross Ainley James Mabie Cherie and Matthew Cross Maria and Frank Angileri Susan Malloy John Crowley Anonymous (9) Albert N. and Hattie M. McClure Fund Shari and David Damlich Chris Anzivino Claire and Justin McEvily Dana and Stuart Davies Jean and Ken Applegate Nadeem Meghji

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 24 Marie and Michael Ashton Barbara Grogan Mark and Andrea Oliver Lindsey Axel Jennifer and David Grumhaus Daria Natan and Robert Pahlavan Allyson Baker Alex de Gunzburg Andrew Paone Caroline Bartman Suzanne and David P Hamm The Parrish Family Foundation Nancy and Jon Bauer Jamie Harmon Rupa Patel and Mark Rentz Ori Ben-Akiva Gordon Hartman Family Foundation Erika Pearsall and Ned Jannotta Jr Kathleen and Jeffrey Berardi Ava and Cordell Haymon Barbara Piette Shweta and Jason Bhardwaj Jack Heath Ken Porrello Sean Bisceglia Stacy and Cliff Hebert Mastery Prep The Robert Thomas Bobins Foundation Kristien Helbing Joseph Purvis Jeff Breor Jamie and Bush Helzberg Nicole Quinlan Linda and Bob Brewer Susan and Thomas Hilb Julie Quinn Beth Broome and Barry Broome Susan Hoff Erik and Ranesh Ramanathan JoAnn Brouillette Dr Tina and Pete Holland Ian Reasor Dianne and Robert Brown Terry and Ann Marie Horner Bonnie Reed and Stuart Schlossberg Shari Burgess Alexandra Callam and Andrew Horwitz Drew and Ross Reilly Kathleen Burke Jodie Hughey Christopher Rice Lisa and Jack Burns Olivia John Tory and Clay Richmond Michael Cantor JD Johnson Rivard Report Dr and Mrs Arnold Caplan Mari Snyder Johnson Tom Robbins Andrea and Eric Carlson Hubert and Katherine Jones Tatiana Roc Michael Casey Loretha Jones Ken and Beth Roos Susan and David Cassidy Elizabeth Jutte-Kill Norma Jane Sabiston Emilie and Grant Castle David Kall Kate and Randy Safford Colliers International Milwaukee Richard Kaufman Ellen and Richard Sandler Dawn and John Collins Deborah Donahue-Keegan and Kevin Keegan Peter Scheid Adelle Condon Amy Kistka Tina and Rick Schier Amy and Dennis Connolly Kaitlin Kohlmann Brenda Schneider Joanne Conroy Deepa Krishnamurthy and Dr Ragu Bharadwaj Craig Schneider Matt Conroy Rachel Kropa Lyn Schoenfeld Michael Cooper Martina Kuhlmeyer Nicole Canter Schulman and Andrew Schulman Michelle Couture and Samuel Markle Elizabeth and Eric Laughlin Mary and Daniel Schulte Charitable Fund Cowan Megan Gina LaVersa James Scola Mike and Laura Cox Rick Lebrun Sally Reid and John Sigel Dan Coyle David LeDuc Paul Sill Sheri and Bob Curry Kenneth Leet Pamela Silva Conde Evan Cygler Ellen and Bruce Leicher Risa Shames and Neil Silverston Mojdeh Khaghan Danial and Robert Danial Brian Leitner Sydney Altman and Bruce Singal Karen Daniel Phil L’Esperance Marte and Paul Singerman Katherine Danza Andrea Levitt and Antoine Hatoun Jit Singh Bizzy and Steve Darling Kyoko Takahashi Lin Julius and Denise Sinkevicius Mary E. Darmstaetter Zhen Liu Josh Smith Stephen Carr Davis Susanna Loeb and Steve Pokorny Dr Morna Smith Tim Deane Megan and Blue Loupe Nancy Smith and Warren Smith Jeff Dillon Amanda and Blake Lovelace Eric Solis and Araceli Solis Itai Dinour Douglas Lyons Maria and Lucino Sotelo Maureen Dixon Barclay Macon Wendy Spencer Shawn Donnelley and Christopher Kelly Qahir Madhany Teresa and Aaron von Staats Julie and Josh Dorkin Darnell Malcolm Tony Stec Carla and Tom D’Orsi Rick Malnati William Stein Kay and J Anthony Downs Donald Manvel Ben Stellor Emily Duncan Eric Marandett Kim Stepanski Juliette Ripley-Dunkelberger and James Melina and David Marcus Terrie and Edmund Sterling Dunkelberger Delores Martin and Demy DeForest Tom Sullivan Elisabeth Dutton and Daniel Shader Jason McElwee Erin Sutherland Andrea Eaton Reese McKay Heather Svetek John Ettelson Linda and Andrew McLane Jennifer Theodonis Caryn Feinberg Ciaran McMullen Anne and Andy Thomas Carrie Bridges Feliz and Ruben Feliz Cathy and Mark McRae Heather Thomas and Skip Brittenham Barbara and David Firestone Marissa Melnick Kenneth Till Leah and Sam Fischer George and Lois Meng Valerie Tipping Bette and David Fitts Ellen Meyer Charles Tixier Michael Fosnaugh Linda and Dr Fred Meyers Julia Tosi Anna Fridman Karen and Michael Miles Julie Tremblay and Ryan Oldham Peni Garber David Miller Anne and Brian Trinque Mimi Gardner Gates and William Gates Sr Wendy and Eric Miller Sarah Wood and Brian Utter James Gauch Allison and Thomas Morford Andrea and Thomas Ward Robert Geiman Neyeska and Steve Mut Loren Watts Lynn and Mike Giffhorn Rosemarie and Bob Muzio Gwen and S Evan Weiner Gilbert Family Foundation Anthony Myers Morgan and Richard Wetzel Debra-Ellen Glickstein Linda and Dennis Myers Pat Whalen Rodney and Keith Goldstein Regen Naples Kathleen and Robert Whelan, Jr. Sonja Johanson and Rich Gordet Steve Neff Jason Whitehead Gwen Graham Lisa Neidhardt and Brian Hungerford Janine Williams Jennifer Granholm Michelle and Linden Nelson Sandra and Joe Wisniewski Charles and Christine Grant John E Newman Jr Susan and Rod Wood Karen and Jamie Gray Oates Family Foundation Deirdre Zimmermann Kimberly and Vincent Greene Kevin O’Leary Harriet Greenfield Colleen and Lennie Oliver $1,000 – $2,499

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 25 Jennifer Ablog James Brown Matt Curtis Siobhan Acheson Winna and Russ Brown Catherine Cushinberry Christine and Reuben Ackerman Ray Brubaker Joy Cutler and Freddy Chappa A J Agarwal CJ Brucato Elizabeth Cutrona and Ben Jackson Pete Agnes Jodi Guber and Seth Brufsky Judith Daly Barbara and Bruce Akers Bryan Cave LLP Elizabeth Danforth Dr Murtuza Ali Georgia and Buck Buchanan Fund Susan and Evan Dangel Sonbol Aliabadi and Mansour Aliabadi Alecia and Robert Buchek Dr Barbara and John Darby James and Alexandra Moore Allen Anita and Nilesh Buddhdeo Madeleine Dassule Stephanie and Jack Allen Peter Bull Keith Dauper Tara Allin Tobin Burgess Paige and DJ Davis Samantha and Manuel Amezcua Mackenzie Burkemper Kim and Jonathan Davis Michael Amilcar Dan Burnstein and Martin Martinez Karen and Jeffrey Davis Chris Ancona Diane Burstein Debra Dawson Gretchen and Thomas Anderson Michael Bushell Meghan and Matthew DeAngelis Ruthann Arbuckle Danny Butcher Emily and Dom DeBonis Nancy Arendt Gloria Butler Wendy deBorchgrave Pamela Atkins Kathy Butler and Tom Wideman Marc Delametter Jami and Matthew Axelrod John Butts Cynthia Delaria Matt Bacal David Byrne Conall Dempsey Penny Bailer Michele Cahill and Jeff Armistead Michael Depatie David Ball Maribeth Calabro Kristen and Martin D’Eramo Julie Baer and Timothy Bancroft Sabah Cambrelen Karen Desantis Rachel and Brad Barber Patricia and David Cameron Lisa Byerly and Ryan Dettling James Barker Alec Campbell Terri and John Devine Dr John Barker Susan and Michael Caraviello John Dillard Amy Barnes and Gabriel Negron Jenaro Cardona-Fox Kim and Bradford Dimeo Karin Baron and Werner Baron Tara Carey Eric Dobosh Shannon Barton Mona Carlton Brigid Doherty and Rene Jones Nia Batts Ian Carnathan Jeff Dolan Janice Bausch Anthony Carpenito Joe Donahue Fran and Bob Bayham Ruth Carter Adam Doneger Douglas Beaudoin and Kirk Fallis Cory Casey Heidi and Keith Donovan Michael Beauvais Charles Caspar Teresa Dophied Robert Bechek Trish Cepeda James Doyle Jacqueline Beer Josh Chaitin and Erin Galvin Scott Drane Janelle Beeson Christina and Kevin Chamberlain Joe Drier Edie and Ralph Bender Nicole and Hugh Chang Alex Duda Naomi Bergman Denise Chicoine Libby Duke Olof Bergqvist Linda Chin Cynthia and Bill Duncan Teri and Mark Berliner Paul Choi Patrick Dury Megan and Cameron Bertron Brian Chu Gregory Dussaq Kyle Betty Sandy Cilone Brianna Dusseault Anita Bhasin Ken and Debbie Clark Charles Edelstein William Bice Angela and Patrick Closson Alexis and J. Christopher Egan Jonathan Bien Cathy Coates and Brain Hales Carol Eicher Diane and Stan Bienasz Melody and Scott Coble Nancy and Stephen Einhorn Craig Berkowitch and Barb Bikoff Niki and Josh Cochran Jana Ellis Angela Billick Matthew Coco Gwen and John Engquist Austin Black II Nelly and Barry Cohen Missy and Jim Epperson Nina and Peter Blain Joan Cohen Jennifer Erskine-Cashin Gordon and Teri LeBlanc Family Fund Lisa Cohen and Neil Halin Molly Eskew Marcia and Don Blenko Enrique Colbert Tara and Robert Ettinger Judith Block Maria and Gregg Congleton George Fackler David Blowers Elizabeth Conklyn Mckee Falk Sylvia Blume Ann and Paul Connelly Robert Farkas Charles Bobrinskoy Monica and Michael Connolly Nancy and Richard Farrell Jean and Gary Bodenstab Paula Connolly Farah Faruqui Andra and Steven Bolotin John Connor Scott Fast Paul Boneham Amy Contreras Carrie and Stephen Fater Linda Bookout Ethan Corey Melinda Faubel David Bordeau Stacey and Mark Cornforth Jordan Feld Susan and Marvin Borgmeyer Rita Cortes and Mary McLean Lew Feldstein Abraham Borker and Monika Krach Cortright Family Charitable Foundation Robert and Adrienne Feldstein Sanja Bosman Tobey Cotsen Megan and Robert Fellinger Steve Bossone Jill and Bill Coughlin Wendy Felson and David Goodman James Boudreau Mary Courtney-O’Sullivan Kristy Fercho Danielle Holliday Boysen Patricia Cox Barbara Ferguson Kirk Bradshaw Suzanne Cragin Stephanie and Eric Ferguson Ben Brady Robert Cramer Bill Ferry and Dr Kerry Maher Jennifer Bramley Chris Creegan Heidi Fieldston and Howard Ostroff Jenny and Gregory Brandes Susan Crenshaw Cole Finegan Barry Brensinger Lindsay Cressy Susan Finegan and Cordell Vasu Joanna and Justice Stephen Breyer Laura Croff Werner Finsterbusch Pat Bridwell Wendy and Gordon Cromwell Eric Fischgrund Matthew Brill Deborah Cowley and Mark Dexter Ryan Flanders Adam Britt Tim Crowley Peter Fleiss Sandra Brockman-Lee Sunny Gettinger and Trey Csar Christopher D. Fletcher Nancy and Alan Brodovsky Ariel Cudkowicz John Florsheim Crystal and Robert Brooks Kim and Richard Cummins Mandy and Josh Flynn

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 26 Art and Susie Fogel Ayesha and Ty Harper Shane Kern Ricardo Fontg Robert Harper Sherri and Jim Ketai Emily Forbes Hallie and Bianca Harris Liz and Gabe Kind Kim Ford Alison Hartman RK Foundation Q Fortier Caroline Hatch Laura Alter Klapman Vicki Forward Victoria Hay Casey Klein Theresa Fossier Dan Haynesworth Sandy Klein Janet Foutty Alana and Ryan Haynie Beret Kline Patricia and Gordon Fowler Sue and Michael Hazard Eve Biskind Klothen Debbie and Dan Fradkin Mary Heath Tamara Knapp Garrick and Sheila Francis Sharon Heflin Kevin Knobloch Simon Freakley Janet Hehn Gail Knudsen Everette Freeman Katherine Heidel Koenig Family Foundation Lulu and Billy Freiberg David Henkel Matina and Sotiris Kolokotronis Wendy Freyer Fred Henritze Denise and Leonard Komoroski Sarah Kianovsky and Frank Friedman Nicole Hensley Sue Kopplin Gabriel Friedman Aaron Herr Connie and John Kordsmeier Meredith Curren and Dr Gary Frishman Jacqueline Herring Jones and Christopher Beth Kramer Marge and John Gaberino Herring Ken Krause James Gaddy Susan and Ryan Hess Janny and Jonathan Kravetz Nicole Gage Whitney Hewitt Stuart Kurtz Kevin Gallagher David and Ann Hicks Lunetta Kwan Phyllis Gallay James Higgins Jeff Lagarce Milan Gandhi Allyson and Jon Hile Natalie Lamarque Sonal and Ravin Gandhi Marshall Hill Elizabeth Lambert Marty Gardner Jennifer Hillenmayer Lee Lambert and Adrienne Thompson Clementine Tufts and Adrian Garrido David Hirsch Matt Lapides Michael Gass Debbie and Daniel Holland III Dan Laskey Jennifer Gautier Kerry Robinson and Steven Holmes Laura and Aaron Lawlor Jackie and David Gay Jason Holton David Lee Alice Geene Steve Horvitz Channing Lenert Neil Gehani Dr Jennifer Hosmer and Dr Brad Miller Amy Lerseth Carol Gehl Erin Regan Hotaling Daniel LeVan Kate and Charlie Gelatt Blair and Travis Howland David Levine The Gelfand Family Foundation Katy Hsieh Brian Levy Martin Gero Vivian and Douglas Hulit Julia Levy Barbara Gerson Sheryl and Rod Humble Ryan Lew Katie and Jim Gerson Jennifer Hurd Dr. Penny Bender Sebring and Mr. Charles Lewis DeNora Getachew Ariel Hurley Cornelius Lewis Russell Geyser Harold Hurwitz Jada Lewis Larry and Susan Gianinno Sara and Jeff Hutsell Patricia and Randall Lewis John Gibbs Mark Irgens Thomas Lewis Robert Gillette Christine and Bill Ironside Tommy and Wiley Lewis Fund Claudia Gilman and Harry Eisenbaum Betsy and Gerry Jackson Paula Liang Maryann and John Gilmartin Dana Jackson Nancy Libin Bill Glahn Ira Jackson Jessica and David Lieberman Andrew Glazier Katie and Steve Jacob Christy and John Lindsay Howard Gleicher Lynn and Craig Jacobson Gabe Ling Gabriel de Godoy Nirad Jain Katherine and Chris Linneman David Goldenheim Cynthia and Andrew Janower James Lipscomb Lori and James Goldfinger Nicolette Jaworski Lisa and Hannan Lis Gina Gombar Mark Jensen Jen and Katherine Little Campe Goodman Bethany Jewell and Stephen Silver Lobeck Taylor Family Foundation Myra Goodman Barbara and Ben Johnson Isaac Lockhart Kristin and John Goodwin Brooke and Matt Johnson Bob Long William Goodyear Dr. Carol Johnson Scott Lopez Abby and Brett Gordon Maureen and Richard Johnson Cara McCauley Lorion and Mark Lorion Joseph Gordon Patti Johnson Rick Lovett Virginia Graham Timothy Johnson Marisa Toccin Lucas Amanda and Tom Grappone-Osmer Alex and Edwin Johnston Jr Janet and John Ludeman Jen Greenstreet and William Hans Dylan Jones Sue Lueder Elizabeth Grenald Sian Jones Kimberley Lundin Howard Grill Mary and Mark Jorgenson Marcia MacLeod Heather and Ben Grimmett Michael Josephson Shoreen Maghame and Philip Paccione Karen and Doug Grip Tracy Joshua Mindy Mahaney Pam Grossman Julie and Byron Jourdan Joel Maiola Herbert Zimmerman Charitable Trust The Mark V Joyce Revocable Trust Alexi Maltas Evangeline Parker-Guest and Pat Guest Scott Justice Elizabeth Lowrey and David Manfredi Debbie and Ganesh Gupta Ann Marie Viglione and Joseph Jutras Monica Mangra Joseph Haber Mary and Steve Kane Molly Manning Claire and Glen Hackmann Rita Kaplan Alexis Mantecon Betsey Hage Mary Beth and Kurt Karakul Theresa Mao Nicholas Halaby Dr. Valerie Karno Anna Marchek Stephen Hall James Karr Lynn Margherio and Brian Burke Linnea and Alan Hallee Emily Katz and Dennis Potter Alan Marks Carol and Allan Hallquist Jamie Katz Randy Martinez Peter Hammond Danielle and Aaron Kaufman Elizabeth Bass and Joseph Masci Sally and Peter Hanley Lauren Kayola Congressman Doris Matsui Erica Lamont Hanney and Steve Hanney Joan Kearl Lily and Paul Maxwell Van Harlow Jennifer and Liam Kennedy Gary May

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 27 Lauren and Phillip May Edda and Terry Owen Rachel Dvorken and Harry Rosenberg Gabrielle Capolupo and Greg Mayfield Janet and Gregory Owens Barclay Ross Tracy Mayo Stephanie Pagan Bryan and Betsy Ross Ronny Lancaster William Paine Sara and Alan Roth Machelle and Randall McAdory Robin and Jonathan Painter Barbara and Edward Rouse Anne and Chris McCanless Nicolle Pangis Christine and Kevin Ruddy Jordan and Kellan McCann Roshan Parikh Saul Rudo Kathleen McCarthy and Matthew Baldwin Christopher Parkinson Khanh Russo Daniel McCaughey Alpesh Patel Sally and Edward Rust Susan and William McClements Christine and Christos Patrinos Robert Rustman Tiverton and Austin McClintock Kathleen and James Patton Scott Sabatino Nora and Matt McCormack Alan Patzik Lois Sachs Joel-lyn and Joseph Langston McCormick Andrea Paucar Jason Saghir Patty McCoy-Taylor Jennifer and Todd Paul Reena Sahni Dana McCullough Pam Paul and Hank Holbrook Scott Sampson John McEwan Joseph Payne Luly and Maurice Samuels Tully McGowan Susan and Jeffery Payton Sarah Sandberg Doug McGowen Debi Pedraza Mark Sander Lisa McGrath Colby Penzone Michael Sanders Gerry McGraw Tanya and Steve Perez Monica Sanders Hugh McIntosh William Perkins Katie and Randy Santa Cruz Pam Roberts and Scott McInturff Paula Perry Iacopo Santini Jenine Garrelick Scott Phelan Santa Sasena Tracey and Ty McMains Mason Phelps Hiroyuki Sato Lauren and Ryan McMonagle Alice Pickens Laurie and Hank Saurage Kathleen McMorrow Elaine Pierce Dr. Carolyn and Dr. Paul Sax Amber McReynolds Candy and Bruce Pindyck Julie Scallen Roberta Meacham John Pisan Gretchen Schaffner and Alex Reid John Meara Emily H and Jeffrey S Pitt Patrick Scheibel Melanie Medina Jordan and Jarrad Plante Melissa and Dave Schlader Steve Meier Jennifer Pline Cindy and Peter Schliemann The Mergen Family Emily Israel and Drew Pluhar Cynthia Schluter David Meyerson Polk Stanley Wilcox Architects Rachel Hutton and Brandon Schneider Jack Middleton Richard Porter Karen Sosnick Schoenberg and Jeff Schoenberg Anne Esbenshade and Mike Miele Jonathan Posner Michael Schooler Tim Mihalovich Linda and Mark Posner Kelly and John Schultz Mark Minichiello Denise Poulos Ryan A Schwartz Martha Minow Kelli Jo Preston Jodi Schwimmer Kimberley and David Monasterio Lara Price David Scott Bill Mone Morris Price Jr Mary Scotten Megan and Patrick Mooney Suzanne Priebatsch Sharon and Jay Seaton Jason Moore Laura Pruitt Michael Seda Michelle Moosally Thomas Pursel Deborah Sedares Lori and Charles Morell Steven Quintero Maggie Gold and Jonathan Seelig Amy and Marc Morgenstern Martha Rabbit Mike Sentowski Vanessa Morrison Matthew Rachleff and Mark Kantrow Heidi and Sean Shadid Vicky Morter Heidi and Larry Raffone Senator Jeanne Shaheen and Bill Shaheen Robert Morton Kim and Rashad Raisani BJ Shannon Bryan Moser Claudia Ramos Kristyn Shapiro Amy Mugherini Ron Ransom Kala Sharp Michael Murray Nathan Rater Anita Shastri Robert Murray Doug Rauch Maura Shaughnessy Diane and Mike Muyskens Caitlyn and Kevin Reidy Joan Shayne Vivian Myers Paul Reilly Sabrina Shee Suzanne and Ronald Naples Emily Reiner John Sheesley Sabina and David Nathanson Ann F Reynolds Linda and Bob Shelby Jamil Nazarali Mary Reynolds-Hairston Benjamin Sher Robin Neilio Natalie Ardeel and Christopher Rich Valerie Shey The Neithercut Family Rosemary Rich Raleigh Shoemaker Eric Nelson Elizabeth and Kent Richards Carey and Dan Shugrue Jenn and Steve Newman Michael Richards Sajeev Sidher Melissa and Don Nielsen Patty Riddlebarger Dr Bianca and Dr Michael Siegel Peggy and John Niemer Knox Ridley Carolyn and Nicholas Sieveking Natasha Nightengale Nikki and Joseph Rioff Robert Sigman Susan Nokes Becky Trask and Marco Rivera Dawn and Keith Silvestri Bob Nonemaker Valerie Roberson Michael Simpson Betsy Noonen Rachel and John Roberts Dr Lisa Kay Mao and Dr Raag Singhal Donald Norris Michelle Robertson Jennifer Skiba Stephanie Northen Hannah and Joe Robson Adrienne Shishko and Joel Sklar Joanne O’Callaghan Mark Rocco Christina Skowronski Kim Ogden and Francis Huntowski Marissa Rodriguez Alex Slater Charles Ognibene Suzanne Roeder Toby Sloane Carrie Webb Olson Bruce Roesler Dontai Smalls William O’Reilly Tim Van Rogen The Ed and Andy Smith Fund Marcie and Robert Orley Caroline Rogers Cece Smith Professor Gary Orren Jan Roller and David Abbott Julie Smith Christopher P. Osgood Mark Romig and David Briggs Sherley and Thomas Smith Kelly and Peter Osten Lisa Ropple and Jonathan Wilk Susan Swan Smith Jill Garrett O’Toole Carol Downs and Charlie Rose Christine and David Smoragiewicz Nathan Ott Hayley Rose Alix and Joseph Smullin

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS 28 Marvin Sparrow Emille Williams Erin and John Spinney Robert Williams Jr Silda Wall Spitzer Jane Williams Bruce Spiva Michael Williamson Ryan Sprott Kwamina Williford Jefferie Spychala Ann Wilson Scott Stackman Danette Wilson Mary Ellen and Scott Stanek Joan and Greg Wilson Marjorie and Paul Stanzler Karyn Wilson and Miles Byrne Deborah Stec Barbara and Greg Wipf Jessica and Shane Steffens Carol Wise Russell Stein Caroline Wishart Dr Susan Steinman Heather Woods Nancy and Thomas Stewart Sue and David Woodsum Minte Stienstra Courtney Worcester Jacqueline and David Stockel Genie Wright Susan Stockel John Wright Christopher Strang Natalie Waters Wright and Robert Wright Mica Strother and Greg Hale Stephanie Wu and Frank Campagna Bryan Stuart Ramalee and Cristian Wulf Scott Stuber Arlen and Daniel Yomtobian Adam and Chelle Subber Barbara and Keith Zars Devin Sullivan Nicole Zatlyn Gladys and John Sullivan Alison Zelenko Kerry Sullivan Peg and John Zitzner Michael Sutphin Beth and Brian Swanson Jennifer Swize Fernando Szew Michelle Tafel Cathy Taft Phyllis and Tucker Taft Steve Talt Laura Faria-Tancinco and Julius Tancinco Brendan Tansill Brooke Tansill Jeri and Mark Tarini Steven Taslitz Alysa and Tom Taylor Bruce Taylor Melissa Tearney Ralph Tejada Christina and Andrew Thau Nathan Thomas Robert Thomas, Jr. Marianne and Bruce Thompson Rich Thompson Gillian Thomson and Kent Johnson Jena Thornton and Scott Shapiro Cynthia and Frederiek Toney Jack Troedson Holly and John Trujillo Tully Family Foundation Tracey Turco Kevin Turpin II Anne and Quentin Urquhart Emma Vadehra Gareth Vaughan Tutta and Cyril Vetter Bill Vickery Brian Vieaux Karen and Adam Waalkes Zachary Wagner Torre and Robert Waldo Amy Walia-Fazio Kate Wallace Sara and John Waller Shannon and Joe Wallis Stephanie and Rich Walsh Natasha Walth Nina Waters Wealthpath Investment Advisors Rochelle Weinstein Rene and Marty Wender Betsy and Mark Westhoff Debra Whitby-Norman Lemar White Tavon Whitener Lindsay Widing Thomas Wiegand

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