2016 Annual Report

2016 ANNUAL REPORT

History

Mission Nazareth Housing is committed to the promotion of housing stability and economic independence among low-income families and individuals of New York City, through the provision of: homelessness prevention services, emergency family shelter, supportive housing and urgent needs assistance.

History

1983 Nazareth Housing founded by Sr. Marion Agnes Daniel, MSBT 1989 Thorpe Family Residence founded by Sr. Barbara Lenninger the Dominican Sisters of Sparkill 1992 Nazareth Housing develops O’Toole Family Residence on East 6th Street as 1993 supportive housing for homeless mothers with Park Avenue Thorpe (PAT) is established by dependent children Thorpe Family Residence to provide long-term supportive housing

1995 Thorpe Family Residence establishes food pantry 2004 NH becomes HUD certified Housing Counseling Agency

2006 In January, Nazareth Housing adds Marion Agnes House to its housing portfolio

2006 In October, Nazareth Housing launches the Housing Stability Support Project

2013 2013 NH Launches Louise’s Pantry Thorpe Family Residence enters into the merger process with Nazareth Housing 2015 Nazareth Housing and Thorpe Family Residence Boards approve merger plan

2016 January 1st, New York State Attorney General finalizes Nazareth Housing and Thorpe Family Residence Merger

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Executive Letter

Dear Friends of Nazareth Housing, The past year has been one of growth and impact and enhance well-being. We plan to expand these for Nazareth Housing as we continue our mission services in the coming year, but wanted to share to prevent and end homelessness. This 2016 these outcomes from 2016: Annual Report provides highlights of the past year, including important parts of the Strategic Plan • All supportive housing residents of high school initiated by our Board of Directors in December of graduation age—all young men of color this 2014. The ongoing implementation of this Plan has last year — graduated from high school in June kept the Board and Staff fully engaged and led to a and were accepted for college studies this fall. number of important accomplishments. • Our supportive housing staff assisted 43% of employable residents to secure employment. On January 1 2016, with the formal approval • One of our mothers earned her college degree of the New York Attorney General’s Office, we while working part-time and taking care of her completed the Plan’s first objective: The merger of two children. Thorpe Family Residence into Nazareth Housing’s corporate and program structure. Our expanded Another focus continues to be improving financial footprint in the Fordham Heights and Belmont literacy and self-sufficiency. To those ends, our sections of the Bronx provides the opportunity to MoneyLab VITA tax program continues to bring bring new services to underserved neighborhoods, tremendous value to our community. Our low- as we continue the work so ably initiated by the income filers have received over $11.3 million of Dominican Sisters of Sparkill. rebates in the seven-year history of the program, with $2.43 million dollars rebated in 2016. With The Plan’s second objective focused on succession the support of the Jim Jacobs Charitable trust, planning and the establishment of three strategic our Furniture Donation Service eased economic leadership positions: Assistant Executive Director, pressures for 318 families, by providing them with Director for Individual Giving and Events and the nearly 700 pieces of furniture and household goods Director for Government and Foundation Relations. and appliances this past year. We invite you to read the profiles of our new senior leaders on page three. All this is possible because of our passionate staff, dedicated Board and you, our donors, supporters We know that supportive housing and prevention and partners. Thank you for your support this past services are proven ways to foster family stability year. We look forward to even greater year ahead!

Michael J. Callaghan, c.o. Mary Beth Hogan Executive Director Board President

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Strategic Plan Accomplishments

Develop Executive Leadership Nazareth Housing continued to expand services Nina Herzog across New York City in Fiscal Year 2016. In Assistant Executive Director order to support growth and expansion, three new Nina has over 20 years’ experience as a senior manager executive leadership positions were created and serving homeless New Yorkers. Previously a vice president are now staffed by passioned and experienced at Housing Works and a consultant, her areas of expertise are evidence-based practices, harm reduction, behavioral professionals. health, outcome data analysis, curriculum development and training, proposal writing and change management. To enhance organizational efficiency and strengthen our core operational activity and services we initiated the Assistant Executive Director position. The AED ensures implementation of effective data gathering, impact reporting, quality of service, and Nicole Pagourgis Director for Individual Giving & Events outcome measurements. With 20 years at the helm of a housing services nonprofit in Los Angeles, Nicole brings a tremendous passion for With the purpose of expanding donor opportunities her work in building resources for our mission. Nicole to support our mission, the Director for Individual coordinates all fundraising events and also works with our individual donors in matching their interests to the important Giving and Events position works to strengthen work Nazareth Housing programs provide each day. existing fundraising strategies while exploring new fundraising arenas and growing the individual donor base Angela Mew Nazareth Housing’s Director for Government and Director for Government & Foundation Relations Foundation Relations supports and develops Angela strengthens partnerships in the government and relationships with city and state governmental foundation sectors to advance our mission and secure resources. Her portfolio includes government contracts, agencies, elected officials and our partnerships foundation grants, compliance reporting and strategic with foundations and institutional philanthropy. communications. Previously, Angela worked in development at the Center for Court Innovation and Capalino + Company.

Thorpe Family Residence Merger On January 1, 2016, Thorpe Family Residence, Inc. officially merged with Nazareth Housing, Inc. This merger completed several years of careful planning by the boards of both organizations. Like Nazareth Housing, Thorpe Family Residence was founded under the mission of ending homelessness for low-income families in New York City through stable housing and economic empowerment resources.

This merger means the continuation and expansion of services in vulnerable Bronx neighborhoods and flexibility for existing funding sources to be used in both the Lower East Side and the Bronx, depending on changing need. This merger will enable Nazareth Housing to help more families in more communities find economic and housing stability.

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FY16 by the Numbers...

12,000 At a Glance 10,768* 10,000 7,983 7,983 8,000 7,722 6,723 individuals in services 6,021 3,381 6,000 4,000 households served 732 2,000 received intensive eviction prevention services 0 and kept their apartments FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 *In FY13, Nazareth Housing served 4,200 additional individuals in response to Hurricane Sandy.

LifeLab Empowerment Programs MoneyLab 195 $2,425,968 workshops returned to 1,687 low-income families during 1,854 the 2016 Tax Season. LifeLab participants 183 496 families received one-on-one financial coaching kids in YouthLabs 624 families created a budget and built money man- 257 agement skills in HousingLab seminars 966 Louise’s Pantry Food Security in MyLab enrichment programs 160 families served each week at Louise’s Pantry in the Bronx and Lower East Side Community Support 7,680 200+ families served annually volunteers supported Nazareth Housing programs 75,000+ meals provided by Louise’s Pantry

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Impact Area

Individuals Assisted July 2014-June 2016 Nazareth Housing provides services to individuals in all five boroughs of New York City. Over the last three fiscal years the three zip codes with the most individuals served were: 10458 (1,719 individuals), 10457 (1,651 individuals), and 10009 (1,621 individuals).

14 28 56 205 11 163 39 33 1,719

24 201 1,651 9 151 63 31 69 195 34 18 39 69 62 31 461 59 29 70 81 11 45 65 63

261 41 1

24 20 27 79 31 7 10 2 20 6 42 34 20 11 5 51 16 19 33 22 42 18 1 33 36 22 3 3 61 701 50 14 27 1,621 5 8 13 161 99 15 15 8 17 5 17 14 118 35 25 5 22 19 86 41 92 5 11 97 11 47 93 30 83 121 24 15 15 15 131 145 75 96 197 5 9 3 87 54 156 25 100 84 68 126 87 73 101 24 3 74 30 81 97 17 9 68 82 5

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Supportive Housing

Supportive Housing Works! Since our earliest days as a pioneer organization in the Homesteading Movement in the Lower East Side, Nazareth Housing has been creating and sustaining supportive housing for families and seniors. This past year, we are pleased to have our New York State Supportive Housing Program contract extended to include units in both the Bronx and the Lower East Side.

“The support of NYSSHP for our case management services is crucial in sustaining our residents in their housing and on paths to sustainable futures,” said Mildred Perez, Director for Outreach, Prevention and Supportive Housing. Mildred Perez Director for Outreach, Prevention, & Supportive Housing For some households, supportive housing and the Mildred started at Nazareth Housing over ten services it brings will be the long term solution for years ago and currently has over fifteen years of housing and family instability. For others, supportive experience working with chronic homelessness housing is a transitional experience that helps a and at risk households. As Director of Outreach, family overcome barriers that otherwise might have Prevention and Supportive Housing, Mildred been insurmountable. works to ensure the highest possible quality of programs and services are provided to all the individuals and families in need.

We are delighted that two of our families have Miosoty Castillo moved from supportive housing this past year. One Supportive Housing family has moved to fully independent housing and Coordinator is thriving. A second has made the tremendous leap Mio brings over 10 years to home ownership through a first time home buyer of case management opportunity. These formerly homeless families and harm reduction underscore the possibilities when the right supports counseling experience to are in place. Nazareth Housing. In her career, Mio has provided Nazareth Housing is proud that all of our 60 families intensive service to in supportive housing continue to be stably housed individuals with multiple this past year and none have returned to housing barriers including : homelessness, psychiatric instability or homelessness! Our dedicated staff or physical disability, HIV/AIDS diagnoses, or work hard each day to ensure the stability of our struggling with substance use. households and match their needs with effective services.

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Supportive Housing

Why It Works Supportive Housing ends repeat homelessness in 2. Effective Staffing three critical areas: housing, staffing, and support Nazareth Housing prides itself on its passionate services. and knowledgeable staff that regularly go above and beyond basic services to help families build 1. Quality Housing stable home lives. Stability begins with housing. Families build independence they have their own space to cook, 3. Meaningful Support relax, do homework, and simply enjoy being a family Support services such as ongoing case without the emotional stress of homelessness. management, financial coaching, and employment placement build skills that directly support long- term housing stability.

Supportive Housing Buildings

Marion Agnes House Lower East Side, Manhattan

Renovated in 2006, Marion Agnes House honors Nazareth Housing founder Sr. Marion Agnes Daniel, and her commitment to provide supportive housing to very low income working households.

O’Toole Family Residence Lower East Side, Manhattan

In the heart of Alphabet City, O’Toole Family Residence provides supportive housing for formerly homeless families with very low income, living with mental health conditions, or in addiction recovery.

Park Avenue Thorpe Fordham Heights, Bronx

Park Avenue Thorpe is a permanent home to formerly homeless families with very low incomes and veterans household or those overcoming the barriers of mental illness or domestic violence.

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Resilient Communities

Emergency Preparedness When Superstorm Sandy hit New York City, As part of the resiliency planning, we have updated Nazareth Housing was ”boots on the ground” intake and screening processes and have begun providing outreach, food, supplies and other critical to engage area residents when extreme weather assistance from October 30, 2012 into January events occur, from high heat and humidity days 2013. From that experience of operating a response to potential hurricane threats. We are focused on center and our ongoing work in emergency case ensuring that families and seniors, especially those management with gas explosions and fires causing with unique challenges and special needs, are loss of housing in the East Village and the Bronx, prepared and as ready as possible when a disaster Nazareth Housing has emerged as a community strikes. Planning packets have been designed and leader in emergency response. In early 2016, are being deployed in three languages: English, Nazareth Housing received a New York Rising grant Spanish and simplified Chinese. through the Governor’s Office of Storm Recovery (GOSR) to continue recovery and resiliency work in This grant from GOSR, amplifies our work with the Lower East Side. LESReady! which Nazareth helped to found in the aftermath of Sandy. This consortium of nearly 40 Since April 2016, our work has focused on ensuring nonprofit and community organizations in the Lower Sandy impacted households have received East Side stands ready in the event of disasters appropriate services, while implementing programs and disruptions to the local communities. to support greater resiliency for families, seniors, HDFC’s and other groups in the Lower East Side. Through this grant we are pleased to have engaged our first ever Resiliency Coordinator to help lead our New York Rising projects. Christopher Barrett has joined our staff to support these efforts. Core to his initial work has been for Chris to develop our own detailed disaster preparedness and resiliency plan. The plan aligns roles among staff leadership to ensure that critical and effective action is taken to prepare and respond when there is a disaster whether local, weather driven or city wide that impact our essential operations. Christopher Barrett “What is most assuring in this plan is that Chris Resiliency Coordinator has really outlined in detail the steps we need to Chris (pictured above right) has an MS in Urban take to ensure the safety of our residents, buildings Affairs/Urban Sustainability from Hunter College. and staff in a variety of scenarios” said Executive Before joining Nazareth Housing he worked as Director Michael Callaghan. “Chris has been a a Research Associate at the CUNY Institute for great addition to our team and we are grateful for Sustainable Cities, where he assisted in projects focused on urban sustainability, resiliency, and this grant opportunity to enhance the safety and adaptation to climate change in vulnerable waterfront security of the Lower East Side and the people we communities. have served for over 33 years. “

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Resilient Communities

LESReady! As a lead member of LESReady!, Nazareth Housing hosted a recovery workshop with the NYC Office of Emergency Management in disaster training and preparation for our membership. LESReady! members were trained in presenting the Ready New York program. Members then shared the program and materials to constituents and others in the community to expand reach and impact.

With our Executive Director as Vice-Chair of the Executive Committee, Nazareth Housing administered an $80,000 grant from the New York Community Trust on behalf of the activity of LESReady! Along with supporting communications and outreach, the grant provided resources for us to award mini-grants to members engaging Staff members Carlos Martinez and Andres Vincent in neighborhood preparedness and resiliency during a NYC Retrofit Accelerator walk-through, outreach. Nazareth Housing is grateful to the NYCT a program designed to help building managers for its support of the unique collaboration that is reduce operating costs, increase the value of their LESReady! assets, and improve occupant comfort.

Emergency materials like the flier above are part of Executive Director Michael Callaghan leads an our New York Rising resiliency outreach. LESReady! members meeting at Cardinal Spellman Center.

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LifeLab

Programming Integration LifeLab is one of Nazareth Housing’s most successful prevention and outreach components. Spanning nearly 200 workshops per year, LifeLab offers focused and effective training, strength-based supportive engagement, and inspired play to over 1,800 individuals.

In FY16, Nazareth Housing was successfully We are pleased to continue our ongoing recertified by the U.S. Department of Housing and collaboration with the Financial Clinic in the VITA Urban Development to provide housing counseling services. The 2016 tax season saw Nazareth services to low-income individuals. Since 2004, Housing return $2.4M to 1,687 low-income families, Nazareth has been the only New the highest totals in the history of the MoneyLab York City, HUD certified organization VITA Tax Preparation program. During the year, providing housing counseling solely to over 180 heads of household received one-on-one low income rental households in the financial coaching to create household budgets, five boroughs. consolidate debt, and repair credit.

MyLab educates families on topics such as job 496 children attended YouthLab workshops in readiness, mental health, nutrition, safety, and FY16. A well-rounded curriculum included theater disaster preparation. Over 54 MyLab workshops camp, bullying and nutritional workshops, and were held in FY16, with nearly 1,000 total reading events. YouthLab activities are designed participants. These workshops promote healthy to encourage creativity, build confidence, and family dynamics and overall wellness. strengthen learning among children and youth ages 5 through 17.

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Client Success

Fatiha Fatiha lived a comfortable life situated squarely in of the volunteers they met, experienced genuinely the middle class. She had been married 13 years, good and caring adults. and had two children, a boy aged 10, and a girl aged 8. On the outside they appeared to be a We are happy to report that in September of typical loving family. 2016, Fatiha and her two children moved into a two bedroom apartment in the Lower East Side in However, Fatiha was in a long-standing abusive Nazareth Housing’s supportive housing program. relationship. Her husband would routinely scream Here they will continue to receive supportive and yell at her in front of her kids, escalating to services while living in a permanent apartment. physical abuse that resulted in bruises and black eyes. This made Fatiha feel ashamed, worthless Fatiha says, “I am able to walk with confidence, and lonely. Her abuser isolated her from family, knowing that my family will be safe, thanks to the friends, leaving her with no support system in place help of Nazareth Housing.” to help her or her children. This was her life for as long as she could remember.

In October of 2015, Fatiha made a courageous move and spoke to a social worker at her children’s school. Fatiha and her children were immediately moved to a safe place, away from her abuser.

Six months after leaving her husband, Fatiha was given her Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher for a two-bedroom apartment. Fatiha contacted Nazareth Housing for an appointment, had a full intake and assessment and told her history and her goals for her family. Fatiha also completed a Supportive Housing Application for Nazareth Housing.

Fatiha and her children enrolled in a variety of services. Her children participated in YouthLab workshops such as Artists All and Little Creatures Act Out Theater Camp. Fatiha met biweekly with Nazareth Housing staff to work towards safe and secure housing.

As a result of YouthLab workshops, Fatiha’s children built healthy relationships with their peers, increased their self-confidence, and due to the compassion

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Meeting Urgent Needs

Furniture Donation Service With generous and long-standing support from the Jim Jacobs Charitable Foundation, Nazareth Housing’s FDS continues to provide families in need with essential furniture and household goods. FDS provides free pick up from donors and free delivery of new and gently used donated furniture to over 300 families each year.

The furniture from FDS helps make a new apartment feel like home for families moving from shelter to A supportive housing unit at Marion Agnes House their own apartment. When a family opens the door fully furnished for a family by the furniture donation in their new apartment for the first time there are service. dressers for their clothes, a table for children to do their homework, and a bed to rest their heads. For prevention clients, FDS helps to replace essential 8,884 household goods so they can continue to pay rent bags of food distributed by Louise’s Pantry and utilities and remain stably housed. Louise’s Pantry As food insecurity continues to be a growing 2,258 challenge for low income earners in NYC, Louise’s pieces of furniture and household goods have pantry has stepped up our response. Providing found new purpose with 978 New York families client-choice, where families select the healthy in the last five years. food (including fresh fruit and vegetables) that suits their unique needs, we look at the causes of food gaps through assessment and case management for our families. This “more than food” approach, facilitates connecting households to other services that enhance health and family well-being.

Complementing the weekly food distribution at Louise’s Pantry, Nazareth Housing hosts community dinners at Thanksgiving as well as two holiday dinners in Lower East Side and one in the Bronx. These dinners are complete with music, games for the kids and a full array of holiday foods and presents. Over 300 children, with parents and grandparents, attend these special dinners designed to connect our program participants with a broader community during the holidays.

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Emergency Family Shelter

Empowering Your Move Nazareth Housing shelters provide a strength based approach designed to empower families to find and retain safe, permanent housing. Despite a challenging housing market, Nazareth Housing succeeded in achieving 140% of our shelter rehousing goal in FY 16.

With 52 families, including 129 children in shelter services in FY 16, Nazareth Housing shelter provides quality housing and services to move families from homelessness to a place they can call home. In general, the length of stay for families at Nazareth Housing is 41% shorter than the overall NYC average, a testament to the benefits of support services, wrap-around case management, and the incredible strength of each family. and bathing techniques for their children. Families Creating an environment that propagates success receive bathing tubs, sleeping sacks, and essential starts the day families arrive, and continues until toiletries to help them create comfort and health they are safely re-housed. From the first day with for their children. Staff members use a highly Nazareth, mothers are educated on safe sleeping personalized approach with families to identify barriers to housing, and utilizing Nazareth Housing LifeLab workshops and resources, develop an individualized plan to alleviate those barriers. Staff members routinely join shelter residents in housing searches, lease signings, and other appointments, understanding that shelter support works best when it extends beyond the office setting.

In the spring of 2016, Nazareth Housing renovated the social services offices and Family Resource Center at Thorpe House to better serve shelter families and maintain a comfortable work environment for shelter staff and residents. Energy efficient, ductless HVAC units were installed, along with new flooring, doors and lighting. Client service offices were upgraded for an improved service environment. The Family Resource Center has new A former shelter resident (also pictured above lights, furniture and flooring, along with computers, right) receiving her new apartment keys after and a smart TV. signing a lease.

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Client Success

Crystal Crystal arrived at Nazareth Housing as an During her time at Nazareth Housing, Crystal took unemployed mother of two beautiful daughters. real estate classes and passed the exam. She is Unable to pay rent and with no family in the area, now working as real estate agent with a company Crystal felt like she was on the verge of losing helping families just like hers find housing. Crystal everything. But as with all families arriving at and her family now have a beautiful furnished two- Nazareth Housing, Crystal and her daughters were bedroom apartment and together they are starting welcomed with clean linens, food, and supportive a new chapter in their lives. embraces from shelter staff. Crystal recently brought a pie for the shelter staff to As staff began to assess her case, they supported offer her thanks saying “You all stuck with me when Crystal thorough physical and mental health things were so bad and I was at my worst. I would assessments which identified the need for have been lost without your help. Thank you!” supportive services. An option for long-term housing stability was to apply for supportive housing which required a 2010E application and a certified psycho- social assessment by a licensed psychiatrist. At first Crystal was reluctant, she did not want to be labeled or have her children stigmatized. But the compassion she was shown by shelter staff eased her concerns and helped her understand the They fight for the women benefits that supportive housing could bring her there. I didn’t feel hope for family. Nazareth Housing staff were able to assist in completing a 2010E application for supportive a long time, but they finally housing. During the application process, Crystal’s gave me hope. If it wasn’t children participated in the children’s recreation “ program at the shelter. One afternoon one of the for them I would still be in girls said to the recreation coordinator: “It’s like a family here, we look after each other.” shelter with my kids.

In April 2016 the acceptance into supportive housing Crystal was rejected by HDC (New York City Housing Former Nazareth Housing Resident Development Corporation) based on the “Time Test Rule” because her income was less than two years of self-employment. Crystal and her housing specialist filed for an appeal in a heart-felt letter to HDC requesting the rule be overturned. With perseverance, Crystal won the appeal with HDC to overturn the “Time Test Rule” when determining income eligibility on an application Not only did Crystal win this appeal, but others just like her will benefit in the future.

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Nazareth Housing Staff

Board of Directors Executive Director Mary Beth Hogan, President Michael J. Callaghan, c.o. Mary C. Kilbourn, Vice President Bennette D. Kramer, Secretary Outreach, Prevention & Leonard Shavel, Treasurer Supportive Housing Steven M. Edwards, President Emeritus Michael J. Callaghan, c.o. Ivan Becker Tara Chambers Miosoty Castillo Eric R. Dinallo Teresa Dean Sr. Irene Ellis, O.P. Shavone King Roger T. Knight Nikolaus Nelson Mary Catherine Orr Mildred Perez James Ryan Desiree Santana Cari A. Wint Steve Wronski Asset Management Staff Victor Calcano Vincent Favata Administrative Staff Carlos Martinez Sibyl-Michelle Akins Joseph Pagnozzi Melissa Beniquez Luis Santana Nina Herzog Andres Vincent Development & Communications Resiliency & Emergency Abigail Butcher Preparedness Angela Mew Nicole Pagourgis Christopher Barrett Sander Randall Emergency Family Shelter Services Denise Andaluz Cynthia Barton Dara Bibb Elba Diaz Philip Georgini Ramona Martinez Tracey McCray Janet Tang

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FY16 Financial Standing

Total Income: $2,043,267

City & State Funding Annual Benefit Grants & Foundations Other Income Individual Donations Bequests Federal Funding Corporations Investment in Strategic Plan

Total Expenses: $2,043,267

Emergency Family Shelter Program Administration Supportive Housing Prevention Resiliency Urgent Needs

*view audited financials and 990’s by visiting our website, nazarethhousingnyc.org

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Sponsors, Partners, & Foundations

Corporate Sponsors $50,000+ $2,500+ $500+ MetLife Russell Investments Kobre & Kim, LLP The 13th Step Fordham University Campus Ministry Featherstonhaugh, Wiley & Clyne, LLP Innercity Elevator Corp. $25,000+ Guardian Life Insurance D’Arcangelo & Co., LLP Mutual of America Company of America Life Insurance Company The Cypress Group, LLC $1-249 Subject Matter Spears & Imes LLP Playhouse Creatures $15,000+ Theatre Company, Inc. $1,000+ Gramercy Park Block Association Debevoise & Plimpton, LLP EcoStar Pest Management TD Bank Ursuline Sisters of Tildonk Saint Joseph Church Greater Odenton Fischetti & Malgieri LLP $10,000+ Catholic Community Brooklyn Bridge Realty, LTD. Saint Boniface R.C. Church Callahan & Wolkoff, P.C. Ernst & Young Keesal, Young & Logan Barnes Group Foundation, Inc. First Data Corporation Brooklyn Heights Dental, PC GoodSearch Rotary Club of Wall Street New York AmazonSmile $5,000+ The Real Estate Board of New York, Inc. Sard Verbinnen & Co Estee Lauder Companies Inc. Mitchell, Williams, Selig, Gates & Morvillo, Abramowitz, Grand, Iason, Woodyard, P.L.L.C. & Anello, P.C. Life Insurance Council of New York, Inc. TLM Associates LLC Lankler, Siffert & Wohl, LLP De Feis O’Connell & Rose, PC

Corporate Partners Foundations Government & Clark, Gagliardi & Miller, PC Big Guy Foundation Clinton Street Baking Company Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New York Community Partners Brian S. Hickey & Associates Hearts of Gold Council Member Rosie Mendez Marie Kennedy Foundation Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Council Member Ritchie Torres Max J. & Winnie S. Rosenshein CC Cyclery Foundation, Inc. Council Member Vanessa Gibson Cooke Center Academy New York Community Trust Department of Homeless Services Do Something, Inc. Partnership for New York City Domestic Violence Empowerment German American Sarkes and Mary Tarzian Foundation (DOVE) Initiative Chamber of Commerce Sisters of Charity - Halifax Governors Office of Storm Recovery Goya Foods The Barker Welfare Foundation New York Rising The Breukelein Institute New York Mets Hunger Prevention The Fullgraf Foundation Rocky’s Millwood Deli, Inc. The Hyde & Watson Foundation & Nutrition Assistance Program Starbucks Coffee Company The Jim Jacobs Charitable Foundation NYSHHAC Veniero’s Pasticceria The Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City NYSOTDA Waldorf Astoria The Rona & Randolph M. Nelson Foundation Safe Horizons The Rusty Staub Foundation, Inc. United Way of New York City The Theresa & Edward O’Toole Foundation William J. & Dorothy K. O’Neill Foundation

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Donors & Partners

Jonny Frank Ira M. Feinberg Bequests $2,500+ cont. Philip & Susan Georgini R&y Feuerstein Thomas & Maribeth Gubanich & Laura Goldstein Bennette D. Kramer & Eliot Long John & Joyce Hupper Diane K. Filo $50,000+ Thomas McMahon Bruce Haims & Judy Jackson Frank Forte & Linda Gibbs Ann E. Michaelson, Estate of Maureen Kelley-Stewart Henry A. Freedman Ruth A. Pouliot & Thomas Stewart Michael Gillespie & Lauren Glant Stephen & Ann Wronski James & Cawley Lamar Lewis H. Goldfarb Anthony & Amy Law GOLES Individual $1,000+ Margaret A. Lay Kendall & Jyotin Hamid Thomas J. Levy Michael G. Harpe Donations Maureen E. Adolf John & Joella Lykouretzos & Deborah Winshel Ann Allen-Ryan William McGovern David & Laura Harris Robert & Julie Anello Dennis & Margaret Menger John Hastings $15,000+ Susan & Benjamin Baxt Michael & Sally Orr Sean Hecker & Mari Hinojosa Jane Black David E. Pringle Kathryn & Vincent Heintz James & Anna Fantaci Timothy & Virginia Beaulac James A. Ragusa Frank & Mary Lou Hogan R. Michael & Michele Sim Leo & Mary Anne Callaghan Dietmar M. Rieg Paul J. Hogan Richard A. Carlson & Regina Baumhauer Dorothy Hottensen Tara Chambers Bridget Rohde Thomas Jasinski $10,000+ John & Joanna Fahy George & Nancy Salter Carol B. Kellermann James & Lee Gallagher Mary Beth Hogan Thomas Tarzian & Cathy Steele & Mark O’Donoghue Linda Imes & Fredrick Wodin & John Kenney Hannah Strasser Jennifer J. Kroman Nicholas J. Koas Patrick C. Turner & David Wermuth Gary W. Kubek David Walsh Cornelia MacFadyen $5,000+ Mr. Aaron R. Marcu & Carolyn Sullivan-Walsh Ettra Magniccari & Ms. Mary Lu Bilek Rita & Kenneth Warner Jim & Kelly Mangan Alice Beal & William F. Kuntz, II Ronald Marino Kathleen & William Weigel Jack & Lisa McCarthy Michael J. Callaghan, c.o. & Christine Morrison Edward & Anne Wilson Margaret M. McCluskey Eric R. Dinallo Meg D. Mazzeo Joshua K. Williams Larry & Ann McDonald & Priscillia Almodovar Noreen McKee Michael D. Young Kevin & Teri McKernan Steven & Robin Edwards William & Laura Menkes Rachel McPherson Mary C. Kilbourn James Moschella & Patrick McMullen & Thomas H. Sear Kathleen W. Murnion $250+ Modicum Ltd. Judith & Lorne Norton Robert & Marilyn Mazur Seth & Lucie Aidinoff Richard & Rosemary Morson Sarah D. Olvera Mary C. Metzger Diana Antinoro Burke Christy Parque Roger & Madelyn Podesta & John C. Harvey & Brenton J. Burke Michael D. Patrick Claire Rush Sara E. Moss Eleanor Ashford & Carol Sedwick Mikael & Beth Salovaara & Michael Gould Edward Beaulac Joseph Pennell Alex Shapiro & Carolyn Kramer Mary C. Orr Nelson A. Belizario Tom & Trish Perlmutter Richard & Anne Umbrecht Kenneth & Betsy Plevan Annette A. Bell Merz & Nancy Peters Cari A. Wint James & Libby Ryan Christopher & Deeny Bennett Raul Rivera Paul & Pat Saunders Taylor Bowlden Joseph Rodriguez Leonard & Stefani Shavel $500+ & William Boyer & Michele Scarano John Banks III & Lisa Gomez Kermitt Brooks David & Michele Roling $2,500+ Donald A. Bendernagel Don D. Buchwald Elizabeth Seidman & Sally A. Brazil Brendan Cheney James C. Sherwood Robert & Christine Beshar Kenneth & Sheila Berman Emma Colageo & Joseph Milea Craig & Cheryl A. Shoots Matthew Biben Emily Brennan James & Susan Corcoran James P. Simon Daniel & Carol Ann Condon Thomas J. Cahill Louis Craco, Jr. Dian Smith Paul & Delight Dodyk Bernard T. Carr Carolyn Deacy Henry J. J. Stanton Richard H. Dolan & Marilyn Go Denny & Kathy Chin Joseph & Ilona DeLeo Millie & Wei Tam Dominican Sisters of Sparkill Gloria Collazo Therese Dillon Warden James & Ann Thompson Thomas & Alison Franco Kirk & Peggy Davenport Drew & Carole Dinnhaupt Two Bridges Joseph & Diane Genova Sheila Davidson Brian Donovan Neighborhood Council, Inc. John & Lisa Kiernan Karla D. Denalli Carla Sinz & David Driscoll Michael Vaccari Roger T. Knight Wolcott & Joan Dunham Rohan Duggal Robert F. Waterman & Carmela Alcantara Gerard & Diane Farley Peter G. Eikenberry

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Donors & Partners

John Giles Marcus B. Pun Jan Cohen $250+ cont. David & Lorna Goodrich James & Anna Puryear Dana Cole Noel & Elizabeth K. Graham Bruce Rabb Jack Combs Kristen Welcome John D. Gregory Theresa M. Raspi Lucyanne Conte & Peter Furci Julia & Robert Guenther Gerard & Kathy Rattenbury Doug Courier Mary C. Wilson Sarah & James Harrington James & Diana Reilly Decision Quest Frank & Lisa Wohl John & Catherine Henihan Edmund & Anne-Marie H. Resor Colette Desbas Steven Wolinsky Arthur J. Henkel, Jr. Maryann K. Ritzel Dorothy Day Center George B. Yankwitt & Coralee Olicker Henkel David & Marilyn Rivkin Fordham University & Mary M. Chang Nina Herzog Nancy L. Rock Joan Dziekanski Bruce & Karen Yannett Irene B. Hopkins Shane Rosen-Gould Beth Fleisher Pamela Hutto Dermott & Jennifer Ryan Samantha Garcia $1-249 & Kenneth Hochman James L. Saracini Lana Geng Frank Abbott Paul A. Ibello Rosemary Scanlon Rob Goldstein Thomas E. Alberto Interfaith Assembly Vera M. Scanlon Stacy Grobe Susan M. Allen on Homelessness & Housing Lynn M. Scarpati Amit Gupta Monica Alvarez Laura & Ethan James Gerald & Joan Schieber Torkil Heggstad & Harold Alferman Mark Joinnides Jane Schmidt & Gerri Hernandez Rev. Anthony D. Andreassi, c.o. Werner & Ann Marie Kamuf H. R. Schumacher Barbara Higgins Domenic & Lisa A. Andreassi Bruce S. Kaplan Kevin & Amelia Sear Teresa Hill Mary Ann Ryan John & Mary Kenny Mary S. Seidel Marc T. Hudak Frank J. Antinoro Timothy & Donna Kilbourn Drew Senich Kathy Iameson David & Pat Armbrust Marjorie & Francis King Joseph & Carole Shehade Mary Kathy Jamieson Ryan & Megan Au Jeanne Kinney Benjamin C. Shell Fiona Kaha Luke & Debra Backus Margaret Knox Moses Silverman Caroline Knoblock Robert & Joanne Beauchemin Cynthia Krause & Peter Charap & Betty Robbins Sue Kuhlman Ronna Berger Peggy Kuo David Sloane Kim Kuznitz Ronna G Berger Limited Paula LaCosta Sean & Laura Sommers Leslie Leaner Gerard & Christine Brady Mark J. Lane, c.o. Douglas W. Stewart Susan McCarthy Kerry Brennan Scott & Kathy Lawrence & Betsy Disharoon Harry Mizrahi Richard & Elizabeth Breslow Clifford & Theresa Lee Peter & Diane Stuto Moon Capital James & Deborah Burrows Antonina M. Leo Victoria E. Sullivan Management Company Susan Cahill Gerald & Gail M. Liss Thomas J. Sweeney, III Kevin Mulcahy & Julie Fissinger Anne K. Caretto Penney A. Livingston Joseph Tait Shannon M. Mullholand Jodyann Carlucci Deborah & Jose Lizasoain Teresa C. Tamburlini Jean Murphy Valerie Carney Paul & Valerie Marini Temple Sholom, Incorporated Guzin Mut Barbara J. Charles Anil Markose John Touhey & Patricia Lowry Barry Naik Neil A. Connolly Ann M. Martin Tara Tzoucalis-Ryan NYU Stern Clara Cortes Carl & Judith Massarini Nancy & William Vinicombe Melissa O’Hara Doug & Ann Currier Joan & Jean McAllister Patricia & Gary Viola Chris Otis Nancy Daniel James & Joan McCaffrey Joel M. Warden Kate Pfordresher & Jim Moore Donald & Patricia Dinnhaupt Maureen M. McCart Regina Wierbowski Kristin Pfeiffer Elaine M. Donlin Edward L. McGann & Kari Black Maria R. Wilson Raymond James Local Offices Jeffrey & Michele Dougherty Christine E. McLaughlin Nancy M. Yanofsky Elena Resnick Jeffrey & Linda Douglas Ronald & Wendy Meltsner Edward & Carol Yorkgitis Laura Reyes James & Suleika Drinane Lorrie Messinger Aurora Zepeda Aniana Rodriguez Mark R. Dwyer & Ann E. Ryan Richard & Anne Metz Crystal Rodriguez Robert J. Dwyer Douglas & Heather Mewshaw Angelica Romero David Erlij William R. Mills Gifts In-Kind Elise Rosenberg David Fitzpatrick & Elizabeth M. Evans Doreen Salvati Virginia Foley Christopher & Annette Mulry Farah Aldabagh William J. Scheyd Gabriel & Enid Ford Margaret Murphy Olivia & Thomas Allen-Ryan Anna Schiovane Nicole Forkin Mark Neagle Richard Assaf Bill Shadrick Friends of Steve Cohn Michael & Diana Nilsen Beta Sigma Zeta, Inc. Tom Srour Mark & Karen Froehly Gordon & Kit Parker Meg Castaldo Michael Steinberg Robert E. Furia Jessica A. Petrilli Kyle Chaffo Christine Sugrue John & Deborah Gallagher Cynthia Picha Georgina Christ Verizon Telecom Pioneers Victor & Carol Gallo William & Renée Pollard Siobhan Clearly Alex Zadeii

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Senior Housing Specialist Cynthia Barton provides housing counseling services to a client.

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Ways To Invest

Nazareth Housing relies on corporate, foundation, and individual donors to fund the critical programs and services provided to New Yorkers every day. Here’s how you can help:

Annual Benefit Gifts in Tribute Held each October, the Annual Benefit raises critical, unrestricted Nazareth Housing offers donors the opportunity to make funds to prevent and end homelessness in New York City. financial contributions in honor or memory of loved ones, friend Corporate and individual sponsorships as well as tickets are and others dear to you. Gifts can be made through any of our available. donation channels and will be memorialized on our website. Planned Giving Special Campaigns Help strengthen families in the future by making a gift thorough a Nazareth Housing engages in two annual campaigns — will, retirement plan, trust, stock, or life insurance. Spring and Winter Appeals. Each Appeal focuses on a specific fundraising effort and programs taking place that season. Stock Gifts Gifts of appreciated stock have significant tax advantages to the donor and we are pleased to receive stock gifts to advance our In-Kind Donations work. When you make a gift of appreciated stock, you receive Nazareth Housing accepts in-kind donations of nonperishable two tax benefits: (1) a deduction for the full market value of the food, essential baby items, toiletries, and personal hygiene securities, and (2) avoidance of the tax due on the capital gains. products to support the efforts of Louise’s Pantry. Furniture may also be donated if in good condition. To set up a donation of Junior Board nonperishable food, household goods, or furniture, call 212-777- 1010. The Nazareth Housing Junior Board hosts two fundraisers each year where board members, friends, colleagues, and community leaders in their 20s and 30s join forces to raise funds for Nazareth Corporate and Individual Housing while networking and enjoying laughs with others. Sponsorships Nazareth Housing looks to partner with corporate and individual Becoming a Volunteer sponsors to underwrite and support programs and services to Nazareth Housing offers volunteers the opportunity to assist empower families and individuals. families and individuals through one-time and ongoing placements with workshops, Louise’s Pantry, clean-up projects, Matching Gifts financial coaching, inspired play for youth and more. Every person has the opportunity to make their gift go further through a Matching Gift. Many corporate entities will match employee gifts up to 100%. Ask your employer how to become involved in this process or how to enroll in a workplace giving program where you can set aside money from your paycheck to For more information on how to become involved, go directly to Nazareth Housing. contact: Becoming a Monthly Donor Nicole Pagourgis Director of Individual Giving & Events Nazareth Housing’s Monthly Donor program allows you to budget your annual giving with contributions automatically made (212) 982-7531 on a date of your choosing each month. [email protected]

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