November 28, 2011

JOBS THAT WORK GRAND BENEFACTOR

Honoring your commitment to make a difference

We’re proud to support your efforts.

Congratulations to tonight’s Honoree’s

Mark Wagar President and CEO of Empire BlueCross BlueShield Outstanding Corporate Citizen Award

Brian Lehrer of the Brian Lehrer Show Excellence in Media Award

Wes Moore Army Combat Veteran, Author, and Veterans’ Advocate Community Leadership Award

ACR Electronics Community Impact Award FEDCAP’S SPONSORS

Grand Benefactor $50,000+ Grand Patron $25,000+ Benefactor ISS Facilities Services Ocean Janitorial Supply $15,000+ Barry Bloomgarden Mark O’Donoghue & Patron Carol Kellermann $10,000+ USI Insurance Services Consolidated Electric Meter Co. Cleaning Systems Solutions Champion Grant Thornton $5,000+ Kaufman Management Laurence & Susan Ach Christine McMahon ACR Electronics, Inc. Lynn Morgen-Friedman & Michael Friedman AmSan Mutual of America Peter & Pam Aschkenasy Diane Shaib & Paul Kretschmann CARR Business Solutions Sterling Sanitary Supply David & Christine Edwards Epstein Becker & Green JP Morgan Chase Supporters Port Authority of NY & NJ $2,500+ Martha Sproule Sandata Technologies Alan Towbin Joe Fabrizi Charles W. B. Wardell, III Peter Samuels Witt/Kieffer Capital One

Sponsors $1,000+ Susan Bergtraum Mitch Lewis/Weiser Mazars LLP Mike & Roberta Brenner Mobile Health Frank Crystal Associates NYSID Filco Carting T&H Group Gary’s Landscaping Trimalawn Frances & Jack Harris Cassidy Turley Hartford Insurance Weeks Lerman Group Kinloch Consulting THANK YOU! GRAND PATRON

is proud to support FEDCAP and tonight’s

Ocean Janitorial Supply Inc. 2775 Sunrise Highway Islip Terrace, NY 11752 Phone: 631-581-4276 Fax: 631-581-4286 E-mail: [email protected] Fedcap’s

and Annual Meeting

November 28, 2011 6:30 p.m. Cocktails 7:30 p.m. Dinner & Program

The New York Public Library Fifth Avenue at 42nd Street, NYC

Featured Speakers and Honorees include: Mark O’Donoghue Chair, Fedcap Board of Directors Christine McMahon President and Chief Executive Officer, Fedcap Mark Wagar President and Chief Executive Officer Empire BlueCross BlueShield Outstanding Corporate Citizen Award Wes Moore Army Combat Veteran, Author, Veterans’ and Youth Advocate Community Leadership Award ACR Electronics, Inc. Community Impact Award Brian Lehrer The Brian Lehrer Show – WNYC Excellence in Media Award Gran Patron

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BENEFACTOR

For more than 75 years, Fedcap has advanced the development of people, businesses and communities. We help individuals and targeted populations break through barriers to achieve long-term, living-wage em- ployment, and we create jobs with a future. Fedcap’s workforce develop- ment efforts include education, training, career counseling, job placement, and post-employment and other services. Our economic development business model supports more than 1,500 jobs in four core businesses – Facilities Management, Office Services, Manufacturing and Home Care – with operations in New York, New Jersey, and Washington, DC. In today’s challenging economy and fiercely competitive job market, it is more important than ever to be forward-thinking and innovative. Recog- nized for taking bold and strategic steps to advance our mission and lead the not-for-profit sector, this year Fedcap combined with two agencies whose long and successful histories bring exceptional experience, talent and energy to our joint future. Fedcap and Wildcat Service Corporation, a NYC workforce-development pioneer founded in 1972, are a perfect fit that offers consumers a wider range of job opportunities. Fedcap and The Way to Work (founded in 1936) complement each other’s extensive work with youth and young adults. Together we will expand our reach and achieve the best possible outcomes for even more consumers. The social service safety net has never been so vulnerable. People living on the fringes are in greater danger than ever. We are better working together to address the hardships caused by joblessness, especially among people who have trouble getting jobs even in the best of times. In recent years, Fedcap – founded by veterans – has re-tooled programs and services to meet the specific needs of returning Post-9/11 service members. We also focus increasingly on the employment barriers facing young people who have grown up in foster care, and adults who have spent time in prison. As we work on the frontlines to directly help individuals and communities advance toward economic independence, we also continue to push the boundaries of knowledge and dialogue. Our Community Impact Insti- tute researches and addresses the specific challenges that keep people and communities in poverty. Our newly launched Solution Series gathers employers, nonprofits and other thought-leaders to open dialogues and debates and to plot out new courses of action. We know that such part- nerships are the only sure routes to real, lasting change. The past, present and future successes of Fedcap, Wildcat and The Way to Work are made possible by the kind generosity of our donors. We thank all of you, from the bottom of our hearts.

in combination with BENEFACTOR

Congratulations to Fedcap, Wildcat and The Way to Work on a Successful Combination. Together we are stronger!

Sincere appreciation to Mark Wagar, Wes Moore, Brian Lehrer and ACR Electronics for your honors tonight.

Mark O’Donoghue & Carol Kellermann Honoree

Mark Wagar President & CEO, Empire BlueCross BlueShield

Outstanding Corporate Citizen Award

Mark Wagar currently serves as President and CEO of Empire BlueCross BlueShield, provider of health insurance coverage serving nearly six million New Yorkers. Empire BlueCross BlueShield is a subsidiary of WellPoint, Inc., and offers health care coverage for groups and individuals. An experienced health care leader, Mark brings a strong combination of health plan and provider management experience in both for-profit and non-profit organizations. His leadership roles prior to Empire included positions at Caremark, CIGNA HealthCare, and other managed care organizations, as well as with hospitals, physician groups, and outpatient care providers. As an officer and director in public, private and charitable organizations, Mark currently supports a number of community organizations. He serves as a member of the board of directors for the Partnership for New York City, The New York Academy of Medicine, The Business Council of New York State, The American Red Cross of Greater New York, The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Battery Park Conservancy of New York, and Hunter College, The City University of New York, Public Health Advisory Board. Mark also serves as a member on the Commission For An Age-Friendly NYC, the Executive Committee of the Citizens Budget Commission, and the Steering Committee of the Association for a Better New York (ABNY). Mark has been recognized as a Distinguished Alumnus of The Ohio State University, and a recipient of the Dr. Jonas Salk Memorial Mentor in Medi- cine Award, as well as leadership awards presented by various New York community, health care and philanthropic groups. He was a member of the 1971 Big Ten Champion Ohio State University Basketball Team. Mark lives in Manhattan with his wife, Ellen, who is also a graduate of The Ohio State University. PATRON

Grant Thornton is proud to continue our support of Fedcap’s Celebration of Work.

Passion for serving our clients, technical expertise, and partner involvement have been the hallmark of Grant Thornton LLP in the U.S. for more than 80 years. Plus, you get the benefit of Grant Thornton International member firms in more than 100 countries around the world. Give Richard Dean, Audit Partner, a call at 732.516.5538 or contact us at GrantThornton.com.

Find out how it feels to work with people who love what they do! Honoree

Brian Lehrer The Brian Lehrer Show – WNYC Excellence in Media Award

Fedcap is pleased to present the Excellence In Media Award to Brian Lehrer for his commitment to talk radio that is “dialogue not diatribe.” Brian Lehrer is host of “The Brian Lehrer Show,” WNYC, New York Public Radio’s daily call-in program covering politics and life, locally and globally. The show airs weekdays from 10am-noon on WNYC 93.9 FM, AM 820 and wnyc.org. “The Brian Lehrer Show” was recognized with a 2007 George Foster Peabody Award for “Radio That Builds Community Rather Than Divides.” Time Magazine has called Lehrer’s show “New York City’s most thoughtful and in- formative talk show.” The Daily News calls it “cutting edge” for its extreme interac- tivity and creative use of the internet. Guests range from politicians such as Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and John McCain, to cultural figures such as Bill T. Jones and Sarah Jessica Parker to astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, gossip columnist Michael Musto, and New York City middle school students. Brian is also a commentator on local and national issues on television and in print. He has appeared on TV networks including CNN, MSNBC, Fox Newschannel, C-SPAN, ABC World News Now, and NY1. He has written op-ed pieces for publications including The New York Times, The Daily News, Newsday, The New York Sun and Slate.com. He also hosts a weekly television program on CUNY-TV, “Brian Lehrer Live” featuring issue-oriented web video. In addition to the Peabody, Brian has won numerous awards including four Associ- ated Press New York Broadcasters “Best Interview” Awards since 2000. He was a questioner in the 2006 televised campaign debates for U.S. Senate and Governor of New York, and in the televised New York City Mayoral Debates in 1997, 2001 and 2005. He has hosted his eponymous program, originally called “On The Line,” since its inception in 1989. Previously he was an anchor and reporter for the NBC Radio Networks, and an award-winning author and documentary producer. Brian holds master’s degrees in public health from Columbia University and journal- ism from Ohio State University and a bachelor’s in music and mass communications from the State University of New York at Albany. He lives in Upper Manhattan with his wife and two sons, and is a dedicated New York Yankees fan. PATRON

AP’S CELEBR DC AT E IO F N g O in F r W o O n R o Compliments of K H Consolidated Electric Meter Co., Inc.

450 Seventh Avenue suite 402, New York, NY 10123 (212) 563-1191 Honoree

AP’S CELEBR DC AT E IO F N g O in F r W o O ACR Electronics n R o Community Impact Award Compliments of K H Representing ACR Electronics: Michael Wilkerson, General Manaager Consolidated Cobham Beacon Solutions is the leading development center for emer- gency beacons that are designed with one purpose in mind: Saving Lives. Through their combined technology expertise in the marine, aviation, Electric outdoor and military markets, they design and manufacture cutting edge rescue beacons and survival gear for boaters, pilots, hunters, hikers and Meter Co., Inc. combat troops, not to mention many of the leading boat builders and aircraft manufacturers in the industry. Cobham’s products and services have been at the heart of sophisticated military and civil systems for more than 75 years, keeping people safe, improving communications, and enhanc- ing the capability of land, sea, air and space platforms. The Company has four divisions employing some 12,000 people on five continents, with customers and partners in over 100 countries and annual revenue of some £1.9bn/$2.2 billion. For more than 40 years, ACR Electronics (a division of Cobham Beacon Solutions) has licensed Fedcap to manufacture three products: two personal distress markers and a floating light marker, which are sold to the US Military through DLA Richmond and the AbilityOne Program. ACR supplies parts to Fedcap, provides technical assistance and advice, and has also provided tooling and supervisor training – all without charge. Fedcap is the only external organization ACR works with to manufacture these selected products. Through the ACR-Fedcap partnership, people with significant disabilities have received steady employment and a living wage over the course of 450 Seventh Avenue suite 402, New York, NY 10123 four decades. Both organizations continue to look into ways to expand this (212) 563-1191 relationship by identifying more products that can be produced by Fedcap workers with significant disabilities to increase the number of full-time, living-wage employees performing assembly tasks. Support Fedcap Tonight with a personalized gift!

YOU can honor the accomplishments of our distinguished honorees or Fedcap workers by texting a gift tonight.

Text keyword GIVE to 82257. Please include your pledge, special message, and name.

Examples: Congrats Brian! You are indeed excellent! John

Thank you for your service, Wes. Let’s put Vets to work at Fedcap! Your friend, Christine

$100 will buy a textbook for a student in training. $500 will obtain video equipment for the Fedcap School in N.J. $1,000 will purchase equipment for the culinary program. $5,000 will provide a scholarship for a foster care youth in our training program. $75,000 will underwrite the new roof garden on 14th Street.

Gifts of all sizes are welcome and appreciated. Throughout the evening your messages will be posted on the big screen.

Pledges may be paid tonight at the registration area or you can pay at our secure site online at www.textgiving.com/fedcap

Thank you! Honoree

Wes Moore Army Combat Veteran, Author, Veterans’ and Youth Advocate Community Leadership Award

Wes Moore is an Army combat­ veteran,­ businessman and author who has dedicated his time and talents to public service. “Public­ ser­vice does not have to be an occupa­ ­ tion,” Wes says, “but it must be a way of life.” Wes gradu­ ated­ Phi Theta Kappa as a commis­ sioned­ officer­ from Valley­ Forge Mili­tary­ College­ and Phi Beta Kappa from Johns Hopkins­ Univer­ sity­ in 2001 with a bachelor’s degree in Inter­national­ Relations.­ He completed­ a MLitt in Inter­national­ Relations­ from Oxford Univer­ ­sity as a Rhodes Scholar in 2004. Wes was a para­trooper and Cap­ tain in the United States Army, serving­ a com­bat tour of duty in Afghanistan with the elite 1st Brigade of the 82nd Air­borne Divi­sion in 2005-2006. Wes spear­headed the Amer­i­can strate­gic sup­port plan for the Afghan Rec­on­cil­i­a­tion Pro­gram that unites for­mer insur­gents with the new Afghan Gov­ern­ment. Wes became an invest­ment profes­ sional­ in New York at Citi­group,­ focusing­ on global technol­ ogy­ and alter­native­ investments.­ He was named one of Ebony magazine’s “Top 30 Leaders­ under 30” for 2007 and Crain’s New York Business­ ’ “40 Under 40 Rising­ Stars” in 2009. Wes is pas­sion­ate about sup­port­ing U.S. vet­er­ans and exam­in­ing the roles edu­ca­tion, men­tor­ing and pub­lic ser­vice play in the lives of Ameri­­can youth. He serves on the board of the Iraq and Afghanistan Veter­ ans­ of America­ (IAVA). He is a regular contributor to MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” and has been fea­tured by such media out­lets as Peo­ple Mag­a­zine, The New York Times, The Wash­ing­ton Post, CSPAN, amongst oth­ers. Wes’ best-selling first book, The Other Wes Moore, was pub­lished in the spring of 2010. On December­ 11, 2000, The Balti­more­ Sun ran an arti­cle about how Wes, despite his troubled­ childhood,­ had just received The Rhodes Scholar­ ship.­ At the same time, The Sun was running­ stories about four African-American men who were arrested for the murder­ of an off-duty Balti­more­ police officer­ during­ an armed robbery.­ One of the men convicted­ was just two years older than Wes, lived in the same neighbor­ ­ hood, and in an uncanny turn, was also named Wes Moore. Wes wondered­ how two young men from the same city, who were around the same age, and even shared a name, could arrive at two completely­ dif­ferent­ destinies.­ Wes realized­ that in their two stories­ was a much larger tale about the conse­ quences­ of personal­ responsi­ bil­ ity­ and the imper­a­tive­ness of edu­ca­tion and com­mu­nity for a gen­er­a­tion of boys search­ing for their way. PATRON

Diane Shaib & Paul Kretschmann

We salute Fedcap and Wildcat and The Way To Work …

and all your terrific accomplishments in helping individuals with barriers to employment find meaningful work and personal dignity. ENTERTAINMENT by

Jonathan Batiste is an iconic artist, unique in this generation. With his voice on piano and dapper sense of style, he has ignited the NYC music scene. He is from a celebrated lineage of musicians. He has performed in over 40 countries, has appeared in Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, The Kennedy Center, Concertgebouw, has released several CD’s, among them “Times In New Orleans”, “Live In New York: At The Rubin Museum Of Art”, and “MY N.Y.”, and EP’s “The Amazing Jon Batiste EP” and “In The Night EP”. On T.V. he has been featured in the NBA All-Star Game Half-Time Show 2008, the HBO series “Treme”, and BET. He has collaborated with Wynton Marsalis, Prince, Jimmy Buffett, Harry Connick Jr, Roy Hargrove, Cassandra Wilson, The Gilt Groupe fashion line, and filmmaker Spike Lee among others. He is a “Movado Future Legend” award recipient and a “Steinway Performing Artist”. Jonathan Batiste is the founder and leader of The Stay Human Band, a modern jazz ensemble noted for their world-class music, high energy and uplifting spirit. As a role model, Batiste motivates the next generation of musicians. In his role as co-director and music curator at The National Jazz Museum in Harlem, he has programmed year-long educational workshops for hundreds of students. He is a traveling ambassador for the NY based non-profit organization “Music Unites” founded by Michelle Edgar. He collaborates on various projects with Edgar throughout the year dedicated to bringing music educa- tion to children. As an international educator and humanitarian, Batiste has conducted clinics and master classes worldwide. PATRON Organization Kaufman rC ompliments of

BENEFACTOR LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

The Leadership Council was launched in 2010 to honor the generous individuals who provide a gift of $1,000 or more to help people surmount barriers and achieve their dreams.

Our Leadership Council is comprised of friends of Fedcap, Wildcat and The Way to Work who share our vision that all individuals can improve their lives, and the lives of their families and communities, by achieving their potential. Members of the Leader- ship Council provide the support that allows us to best fulfill our combined mission. We appreciate and honor these dedicated and generous friends.

President’s Circle ($10,000+) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Felix Mark O’Donoghue* & Carol Kellermann Thomas Farley Estate of Patricia Tolles Joseph & Diane Giannetto Neeraj Bewtra* & Barbara Deli Glenn Hadden Anoop Dhakad, CFA* Laya Khadjavi* Peter G. Samuels* Jay Kriegel* & Kathryn MacAuliffe Eric Altmann Michael Kurtz Edward Barlow* Kathleen Lingo* Neil Barsky* Félix Matos Rodriguez* Barry Bloomgarden* Kevin J. P. O’Hara Celia R. Brown* Peter Panken* Cheryl Cohen Effron* & Blair Effron Jerry Putnam Kenneth Raisler, Esq.* Michael Rendel* Michael S. Sirkin, Esq.* Thomas Rodgers Martha S. Sproule* Mr. & Mrs. Russell Rosenthal Katherine Brown Michael Spafford Chris C. Casciato* Martha Sproule Christopher L. Culp, Ph.D. Alan Towbin, Esq.* Marcy Engel & Stuart Cobert Jeanne Townend* Joseph Fabrizi* Charles W. B. Wardell III* Christine McMahon Lynn Morgen Friedman* & Executive Council ($2,500+) Michael Friedman Mary Ellen Boyd Michael L. Ryan* & Lili Lynton Michael* & Roberta Brenner Diane Shaib* & Paul Kretschmann Steven Coons Lilli Shedlin Mr. & Mrs. Kim Davis Gregory Whalley Dawn* & Christopher Dover Chris C. Greer Director’s Circle ($5,000+) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Goldstein Laurence* & Susan Ach John Hughes Peter Aschkenasy* Patti Mittelman Maureen Bentley Anand & Nisha Melvani Manju & Naren Bewtra Lyell & Sara Ritchie Camille Chwalek* Barbara Rosen Dayton Carr Sylvia Sweedler Dick Cattani Jerry Speyer Abbie & Bo* Cutter Jeanne Thayer David* & Christine Edwards Council Member ($1,000+) Silvia Marx Samuel F. Abernethy, Esq. Jonathan Mayers David B. Anders Mr. & Mrs. William McLanahan Joan Asher Lillie Moore Laure Aubuchon Hiwot Nega* Judy Bergtraum* Susan Noble* Wade Bernal Bill Norton Jennifer Bertrand Scott Parsons Jim Bielski Steve Peikin Terence Blackwell Laurie Ferber Podolsky Robert S. Blank Debra Lynn Prince Robert Breitbart Gerald Prothro* Steven H. Bruce Mr. & Mrs. Jon Q. Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. Robert Burch Joseph Rinaldi Jack Cage* Andrew Rizzoni Benjamin Chen* Mr. & Mrs. John Roche Jeffrey A. Chaffkin Mark Rosenberg Rick Cotton Mr. & Mrs. Yves Robert Kevin Condron Eric & Laurie Roth Mr. & Mrs. Gary Davis Mr. & Mrs. Larry Rodman Mr. & Mrs. Vince DiBlasi Raymond G. Russolillo John Doran Richard Sandor Barry Eisenberg Mr. & Mrs. Brian Schorr Jeannie Forrest & Russ Schulman Martin* & Kayla Silberberg John Fugazy Mina Silberberg & Kerry Haynie David & Judy Gilberg Janice K. Smith* Mark Gallagher Mrs. Thomas Sproule Matthew Goldsteam Herbert Sturz Stephen & Myrna Greenberg Mr. & Mrs. Dick Stuart Agnes Gund Esta Stecher Mr. & Mrs. John Hardiman Lauren Teigland-Hunt Frances & Jack Harris Ann W. Thayer* Shirley Harris Eric Vincent Lenore Hecht Anne Vladeck* Sunil Hirani Elias Waldman & Enge Vladeck Mr. & Mrs. Lee Huebner Stephen Wald Richard Hulit Carl B. Weisbrod* Melvin Hunter Mr. & Mrs. Robert Yellowlees Clark Hutchison Myra & Matthew Zuckerbraun Mary Eileen Kelly Tyler Keyser * Current or Past Board Member Mary Kornman Cece Lane* Donald H. Layton & Sandra Lazo Debra LaMorte To support Fedcap, Hassan Lennard Chris & Kathryn Leonard or for more information, Martin R. Lewis please call 212.727.4245 Marty Linsky* or visit www.fedcap.org Aisha Lucas Lorrie Lutz John Mastrull Rich Matist PATRON

Congratulations to this year’s honorees.

It is a great pleasure to be associated with Fedcap, its staff and its Board.

Our very best wishes for continued success.

Lynn Morgen-Friedman Michael Friedman and all the colleagues at PATRON PATRON

Cleaning Systems Solutions is proud to support Fedcap with

www.cleaningsystemsco.com

75 Beechwood Avenue New Rochelle, NY 10801

(914) 738-4400 Tel (914) 738-7658 Fax CHAMPION

David & Christine Edwards salute Fedcap’s Celebration of Work and this year’s honorees Brian Lehrer Wes Moore ACR Electronics, Inc. and Mark Wagar for their generous and meaningful commitment to our community. ONE YEAR AGO

Celebrating 75 years November 29, 2010

Honoree Martin Y. Silberberg (left) and Fedcap Board Chair Mark O’Donoghue

Chris Portera (center), President of Ocean Janitorial Supply Inc., a Benefactor of the 2010 Celebration of Work Thomas Farkas, Director of Programming, accepted the Excellence in Media Award Fedcap Board Member Theresa on behalf of NY1 O’Neill with honoree Dick Cattani, CEO of Restaurant Associates

Philip Caprio Jr., (far right) President for the Atlantic Region of ISS Facilities Services, a Benefactor of the 2010 Celebration of Work

Fedcap President and CEO Christine McMahon texted in the first gift.

Honoree Dick Cattani, CEO of Restaurant Associates CHAMPION

Salutes CHAMPION CHAMPION CHAMPION

Congratulation to the men and women of Fedcap on your progress and good work. 8

Susan and Larry Ach 1945 -1970 1970 -1972 Dr. Leo Mayer Leon Elsohn Orthopedic Surgeon

1935 LEADERSHIP HISTORY 2011

1972 -1978 1979 -1993 Daniel M. Reid Peter M. Panken Partner, Crazy Horse Apparel Co. Partner, Epstein, Becker & Green, P.C. 1993 -1998 1998 - 2003 Martin Y. Silberberg, Ph.D. Barry Bloomgarden Insurance Executive Bloomgarden & Leisner

Fedcap recognizes and thanks the present and past Chairmen of our Board of Directors for their thoughtful leadership and commitment to the success of our mission. For the past 76 years, the following individuals have guided Fedcap and provided the vision that has enabled us to break down barriers and create innovative solutions for our society’s most vulnerable so that economic independence is achievable and sustainable.

2003 - 2008 2008 - Present Michael Brenner Mark O’Donoghue Chief Resource, Brenner Executive Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle, LLP Resources, Inc. CHAMPION

A nonprofit founded in 1935, Fedcap develops innovative and sustain- able solutions that help people surmount barriers, work toward economic independence, and effect change in their families and communi- ties. Through evaluation, training, counseling, advocacy, job place- ment and job creation, each year we help more than 2,000 Americans overcome obstacles, and find and keep meaning- ful employment. Fedcap is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Fedcap AssociateS

Fedcap, which places and employs people with barriers, has created the Associates to connect talented, early- to mid-career professionals with the organization and its mission. The Associates will work with Fedcap’s administration and Board of Directors to advance its strategic direction through fundraising, community affairs, and leadership development.

Why join • Network with like-minded professionals • Get to know Fedcap’s Board of Directors, senior management, and people of influence among our corporate, government and philanthropic partners • Attend exclusive events • Enhance your professional and leadership development • Help people with barriers achieve economic independence

Committees include • Fundraising • Membership • PR/Communications • Events • Volunteerism

Requirements • Make a gift and/or raise $500 annually • Participate on an Advisory Board committee • Attend Associate’s flagship event and quarterly meetings • Volunteer time, talent and expertise throughout the year • Introduce friends and colleagues to Fedcap

Founded in 1935 by three individuals with severe disabilities, Fed- cap has pioneered training and employment for people with disabili- ties, welfare recipients, veterans, children aging out of foster care, the formerly incarcerated, and others with disadvantages. Fedcap runs businesses and programs in New York, New Jersey, and Wash- ington, DC.

For more information, contact John Hughes, 212-727-4245 or [email protected] Kinloch Consulting Group, Inc.

Congratulates

Mark Wagar

The 2011 Honoree for

Fedcap’s Celebration of Work

Outstanding Corporate Citizen Award

Sing for Hope mobilizes professional artists in volunteer service programs that benefit underserved schools, hospitals, and communities. Each Sing for Hope program is defined by the needs of the community, the volunteerism of professional artists, and our belief in the transformative power of the arts. To learn more, please visit singforhope.org. Our three programs are: Art U!: Sing for Hope’s Art U! program introduces under- resourced students to the arts, and to art as a tool for positive social change. Classes with resident Teaching Artists are complemented by visits with guest Volunteer Artists in an exploration of art’s power to transform lives and communities. Healing Arts: Sing for Hope’s Healing Arts program brings live performance to patients and care-givers in healthcare facilities. Public concerts and bedside performances by Vol- unteer Artists are tailored to patients and community needs, providing uplift and complementing the healing process. Community Arts: Sing for Hope’s Community Arts program enhances access to the arts through our public art project, the Sing for Hope Pop-Up Pianos. This program also provides support for events that benefit charitable causes; performanc- es by Volunteer Artists help raise funds and awareness for non-profit organizations dedicated to humanitarian outreach.

Sing for Hope is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization that mobilizes more than 600 professional artists in our volunteer service programs that benefit schools, hospitals and communities. To learn more, please visit www.singforhope.org.

All people strive to be the best they can be. With the support of Fedcap the people they serve have that opportunity. Thanks for all you do.

Kelly & Barry Brill Three’s Company Cleaners, Inc. Congratulations to Fedcap and to this year’s honorees. We are proud to support your work. Congratulations Fedcap Rehabilitation Services for being an integral part of NYSID Preferred Source employment!

Thank you Fedcap’s 250 New Yorkers with disabilities working on 45 NYSID contracts, enriching individual lives and contributing to your community’s economic health.

800-221-5994 | www.nysid.org Chris C. Greer Mark Rosenberg Mr. & Mrs. Michael Goldstein Mr. & Mrs. Yves Robert John Hughes Eric & Laurie Roth Donors Patti Mittelman Mr. & Mrs. Larry Rodman Anand & Nisha Melvani Raymond G. Russolillo INDIVIDUALS Lyell & Sara Ritchie Richard Sandor 50,000 + Barbara Rosen Mr. & Mrs. Brian Schorr Mark O’Donoghue* & Sylvia Sweedler Martin* & Kayla Silberberg Carol Kellermann Jerry Speyer Mina Silberberg & Kerry Haynie Estate of Patricia Tolles Jeanne Thayer Janice K. Smith* Mrs. Thomas Sproule 25,000 + 1,000 + Herbert Sturz Neeraj Bewtra* & Barbara Deli Samuel F. Abernethy, Esq. Mr. & Mrs. Dick Stuart Anoop Dhakad, CFA* David B. Anders Esta Stecher Peter G. Samuels* Joan Asher Lauren Teigland-Hunt Laure Aubuchon Ann W. Thayer* 15,000 + Judy Bergtraum* Eric Vincent Eric Altmann Wade Bernal Anne Vladeck* Edward Barlow* Jennifer Bertrand Elias Waldman & Enge Vladeck Neil Barsky* Jim Bielski Stephen Wald Barry Bloomgarden* Terence Blackwell Carl B. Weisbrod* Celia R. Brown* Robert S. Blank Mr. & Mrs. Robert Yellowlees Cheryl Cohen Effron* & Blair Effron Robert Breitbart Myra & Matthew Zuckerbraun Kenneth Raisler, Esq.* Steven H. Bruce Michael S. Sirkin, Esq.* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Burch 500 + Martha S. Sproule* Jack Cage* Marilyn Angelson Benjamin Chen* Maryam Panahy Ansary 10,000 + Jeffrey A. Chaffkin Mr. & Mrs. Josh Aronson Anonymous Rick Cotton Elizabeth Calhoun Baker Katherine Brown Kevin Condron Reina Barcan Chris C. Casciato* Mr. & Mrs. Gary Davis Shirley Barr Christopher L. Culp, Ph.D. Mr. & Mrs. Vince DiBlasi Richard & Diana Beattie Marcy Engel & Stuart Cobert John Doran Susan Beckerman Joseph Fabrizi* Barry Eisenberg Jeanne M. Broom Christine McMahon Jeannie Forrest & Russ Schulman Victor Byas Lynn Morgen Friedman* & John Fugazy Tim C. Cantrell Michael Friedman David & Judy Gilberg Seth & Jessica Cohen Michael L. Ryan* & Lili Lynton Mark Gallagher Stephen M. Cutler Diane Shaib* & Paul Kretschmann Matthew Goldsteam John M. Damgard Lilli Shedlin Stephen & Myrna Greenberg Anthea Disney Gregory Whalley Agnes Gund Gary Disher & Marge Fisher Mr. & Mrs. John Hardiman Thomas Dunne 5,000 + Frances & Jack Harris Janet Duncan Laurence* & Susan Ach Shirley Harris Fred Feliciano Peter Aschkenasy* Lenore Hecht Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Freyer Maureen Bentley Sunil Hirani Mr. & Mrs. Alan Fuchsberg Manju & Naren Bewtra Mr. & Mrs. Lee Huebner Richard Fursland* Camille Chwalek* Richard Hulit Qian Gao Dayton Carr Melvin Hunter Michael S. Grant Dick Cattani Clark Hutchison James Greer Abbie & Bo* Cutter Mary Eileen Kelly Jean Hodge David* & Christine Edwards Tyler Keyser Mark V. Holden Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Felix Mary Kornman Cindy Keaveney Thomas Farley Cece Lane* Mr. & Mrs. Ted Kesten Joseph & Diane Giannetto Donald H. Layton & Sandra Lazo Mr. & Mrs. Werner Kramarsky Glenn Hadden Debra LaMorte Mitchell Levey Laya Khadjavi* Hassan Lennard Glenn & Susan Lowry Jay Kriegel* & Kathryn MacAuliffe Chris & Kathryn Leonard Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Mayer Michael Kurtz Martin R. Lewis William McCoy Kathleen Lingo* Marty Linsky* Emily Meschter Félix Matos Rodriguez* Aisha Lucas Ms. Elizabeth Moose Kevin J. P. O’Hara Lorrie Lutz W. James Murdaugh, Jr. & Peter Panken* John Mastrull Gary Smith Jerry Putnam Rich Matist Robert Nadler Michael Rendel* Silvia Marx John A. Neubauer Thomas Rodgers Jonathan Mayers Theresa O’Neill* Mr. & Mrs. Russell Rosenthal Mr. & Mrs. William McLanahan Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. O’Rourke Michael Spafford Lillie Moore Janice Oursler* Martha Sproule Hiwot Nega* Peter Pappas Alan Towbin, Esq.* Susan Noble* Jeffrey Parker Jeanne Townend* Bill Norton Lawrence Peters Charles W. B. Wardell III* Scott Parsons Norma Raisler Steve Peikin Benjamin Rosen 2,500 + Laurie Ferber Podolsky Sapphire Anonymous Debra Lynn Prince Dr. & Mrs. Yale Schnader Mary Ellen Boyd Gerald Prothro* Mary Joe Sentner Michael* & Roberta Brenner Mr. & Mrs. Jon Q. Reynolds Neil H. Sherman Steven Coons Joseph Rinaldi Kathy Simonis Mr. & Mrs. Kim Davis Andrew Rizzoni Noreene Storrie & Wesley McCain Dawn* & Christopher Dover Mr. & Mrs. John Roche Mr. & Mrs. Peter Strasser Mark Wiener Michael Gubenko, CFA Sharyn O’Halloran Peter & Susi Wunsch Lloyd Hardin Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Oppenheimer Meryl Zausner Frederick Harris Marian Pillsbury Jeffrey Herling Christina Polischuk 250 + Michael Hess Karen Putterman & Anonymous Gilbert L. Hsiao & Marianne Berry Andrew Goldberg Kreab Gani Anderson Walter Irving Mr. Alan Rechtschaffen Richard Aurelio Steven & Barbara Isenberg Marvin & Janet Rosen Mr. & Mrs. Emad Bibawi Donald Jackson Steven Scheinman Anne Boylan Mr. Byram Karanjia Donald Schapiro Nick Brophy Mr. & Mrs. Robert Katz Anne Schnader Edward Bryant Ellen Klein & Michael Gunther Mr. & Mrs. Sylvan Schefler Victor & Linda Cenci Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Lauder Joseph Schefler Robin Cerrati & John Hyde Joan Lesser Mr. & Mrs. Harold Segall Lai C. Chow Brenda Levin Leslie Shapiro Emily Connors Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Leitner Bliss Siman Jo Anne Davidson Bonnie Litt Roger & Alice So Gaye-Darlene B. De Satulsky William R. Maitland Brian Sung Barbara Fife Silvia Marx Linda Swartz, Esq. & Herb Fixler & Susan Marber Chris Mason Jessica Seaton, Esq. Harold & Emily Ford Bob Mazella Dick Traum Richard Gitt Loretta McCarthy Thomas Vesque Adrienne Glasgow Robert & Joan McGuire Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Walker Alexander Gordon Joanne Meilan Jason O’Brian Washington, Esq.* Lois Gray Carlos E. Mendez-Penate Stephanie Ng Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Greenwald * Current or Past Board Member

CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS 300,000 + FTI Consulting United Way of NYC Robin Hood Foundation The Glades Foundation Wunsch Foundation Tiger Foundation Grant Thornton LLP HSBC Bank USA, N.A. 1,000+ 200,000 + Hyde & Watson Foundation AG Foundation The Rockefeller Foundation Kasirer Consulting, LLC Alliance Building Services Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Foundation Kaufman Organization Blue Sea Development Paul & Karen Levy Family Foundation Catholic Charities 100,000 + Morvillo, Abramowitz, Grand, Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP The Center for New York City Iason, Anello & Bohrer, P.C. Goldman Sachs Neighborhoods Restaurant Associates Philip J. Hahn Foundation The Ford Foundation Sterling Sanitary Supply KPMG Matthew Goldstein/Research 50,000 + 5,000+ Foundation Altman Foundation The Abernathy MacGregor Group Mobile Health Management Services Bernard F. & Alva B. Gimbel Foundation Capital One NA Newmark Knight Frank Best Buy Foundation Cleaning Systems Company Robert K. Steel Family Foundation Empire BlueCross BlueShield Creative Computing Solutions, Inc. TD Bank New Yorkers for Children Epstein, Becker & Green Trimalawn New York Women’s Foundation Kekst & Co. Viacom Inc. 25,000+ MasterCard Waldman, Elias & Enge Vladeck Achelis & Bodman Foundations Morgan Stanley The Williams Capital Group The Ceres Foundation Mutual of America NERA Economic Consulting 500+ Henry Nias Foundation The After School Corp. ISS Facilities Services Port Authority of NY & NJ Related Companies Avalon Bay Communities Mark Haas Foundation James Capalino & Assc. New York Life Foundation Rose M. Badgeley Residuary Charitable Trust Chubb Group of Insurance Companies Ocean Janitorial Supply Sol Cohn Foundation May & Stanley Smith Charitable Trust Sony Corporation Witt Kieffer CORE Staffing Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Davidoff Malito & Hutcher LLP 15,000+ 2,500+ Dewey & Leboeuf LLP Barsky Family Foundation AmSan Global Strategy Group Bloomberg LP Carr Business Systems Green Trauring BWD Group, LLC ECSS/Sourcing Group RSM McGladrey The Cedars Foundation IESI New York Non-Profit Solutions Lily Auchincloss Foundation, Inc. Kohn Pederson Assoc PC NYSID USI Insurance Services Moore Center Services Inc. Robinson Lerer & Montgomery LL Morgan Stanley Peter J. Solomon Family 10,000+ Open Society Institute Foundation Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld, L.L.P. Optech Communications Sucherman Consulting Group Anonymous (2) RD Weis Companies Vernal Holdings LLC Consolidated Electric Meter Company Sandata Technologies Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP Three’s Company Cleaners TRIMALAWN Salutes

Trimalawn Equipment Inc. In business since 1954 servicing the power equipment needs of our customers

2081 Victory Blvd. Staten Island, NY 10314 (800) 762-4161 (718) 761-5166

Gives Special Thanks to

The New York Public Library Restaurant Associates Event Resources Frank Mullaney Floral Creations Bazzani Design Studio Aaron Consulting/textgiving.com Sing for Hope Jon Batiste and the Stay Human Band

And all of our wonderful volunteers! CHAMPION FEDCAP BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Mark O’Donoghue, Chair Diane Shaib, Vice Chair Laurence Ach, Treasurer Judy Bergtraum, Secretary

Peter Aschkenasy Terry O’Neill Michael Brenner, Past Chair Janice Oursler Jack Cage, Ph.D. Peter M. Panken Richard Fursland Gerald D. Prothro Diana Glass Michael Rendel Cece Lane Peter G. Samuels Felix Matos Rodriguez Jeanne Townend Lynn Morgen Charles W.B. Wardell, III

Benefit Committee

Diane Shaib, MasterCard Worldwide Dinner Chair Patrick O’Keefe, Empire BlueCross BlueShield Vice Chair Chris Portera, Ocean Janitorial Supply Vice Chair Phillip Caprio, Jr., ISS Facilities Services Vice Chair

Laurence Ach Diana Glass Michael Rendel Peter Aschkenasy Cece Lane Felix Matos Rodriguez Judy Bergtraum Christine McMahon Peter Samuels Michael Brenner Lynn Morgen Martha Sproule Jack Cage, Ph.D. Mark O’Donoghue Ralph Tafuri David Carpentier Terry O’Neill Ann Thayer Robin Cerrati Janice Oursler Jeanne Townend David Edwards Peter Panken Charles W.B. Wardell, III Cheryl Cohen Effron Gerald Prothro Richard Fursland Ken Raisler

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