Education a BIG part of OUr StoRy.

2014 - ANNUAL REPORT ContENtS

MANY YEARS LATER A LITTLE STILL SPECIAL EVENTS 5 FEELS THE IMPACT OF HER BIG 18 6 OUR LITTLES’ BIG SUCCESSES 20 TRAINING CENTER & SPECIALIZED PROGRAMS

14 AFFINITY GROUPS 22 GENEROUS DONORS

16 COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS 28 STAFF & BOARD OF DIRECTORS

30 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES Creating a community of learners.

Since 1904, Big Brothers Big Sisters of New York City has sought to provide youth with the demonstrated benefits of a professionally supported one-to-one mentoring relationship. Over the years, we have seen the lives of our Littles transformed by the commitment of our dedicated Bigs. And with so many of our city’s youth facing adversity, the need for our programs is greater than ever. While we have continued to expand our organization to meet this ever growing need, we have also broadened our scope to include the kind of support for learning and knowledge that is critical to achieving success in modern New York City.

For many of us, learning happens outside the confines of a classroom. Throughout our everyday lives, we move from one teachable moment to the next; sometimes we are the teacher, and just as often, we are the student. Importantly, even when we may not realize it, our actions can become yet another lesson in a child’s life learning.

One of our primary goals includes trying to infuse learning into the lives of our Littles. We started over 100 years ago by offering the additional support and guidance of a Big to help children navigate the challenges of growing up so they may build the foundation to achieve greater success in life. Our Bigs have always helped teach important life lessons and instill a love of learning in our kids.

And today, our Education Initiative strives to further help elementary, middle, and high school students in some of our city’s most underserved neighborhoods. In partnership with parents, volunteers, and schools, we’re giving more kids the tools and support they need to gain the appropriate skills for a better education. From tutoring to workplace mentoring to filling out college applications and touring schools, we’re a part of our Littles’ education until they’re Littles no more.

Our mentoring programs and our Education Initiative are creating college students, graduates, professionals and leaders in our communities. Our Littles are taking what they have learned and applying it to their lives – both personally and professionally. And, perhaps most importantly, they are striving to continue to grow and learn.

And like them, we too are striving for growth by thinking big so that we may continue to make such remarkable impacts. Thank you for being a part of our learning community and helping set our Littles on a pathway to success.

Laura Parsons Jonathan Bram Hector Batista Chairman Board President Chief Executive Officer

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On September 17th, a Little taught us just how much having a Big can really change a life.

The lesson came in the form of a letter. The author? A Little who was in our program 30 years ago. At that time, she was a sixteen-year old ward of the State residing in a group home in Brooklyn.

“I had recently migrated to this country” Michelle explains, “I was alienated from my family and essentially alone in a country and culture that were completely foreign to me.”

When Michelle joined our program, Barbara Savini was matched with Michelle as her Big. “Barbara and I bonded immediately” Michelle fondly recalls, “She taught me how to ride a bicycle, encouraged me to develop my hobby in photography, took me to museums, horseback riding, Central Park and introduced me to a whole new life.” Michelle adds, “Barbara became my best friend and a true sister.”

Barbara was also her biggest cheerleader. According to Michelle, “Through her consistent guidance, nurturing, and love, I became stronger and more confident. She encouraged me to pursue my goals in obtaining a Master’s Degree in Social Work and eventually my law degree.”

Would Michelle have accomplished all this without having a Big to guide her? Maybe, but you’ll never convince Michelle of that. “I firmly believe that Barbara played a strong role in my successes and accomplishments.” Michelle continues, “Words will never adequately describe the extent of my gratitude to her for all that she has done for me.”

Michelle A. Caputi Associate General Counsel General Counsel’s Office Broward Health

5 i wasn’t only going to school for my own betterment. I was being given an edge that not everyone is awarded and it was my duty to use it wisely.

Janet Nelson — Young Alum

As the first recipient of BBBS of NYC’s Tawana Tibbs Scholarship, Having Marjorie in my life added to my team of supporters who were Janet wasn’t about to let this wonderful opportunity go to waste. A always there to let me know that I had someone on my side.” Janet sophomore at Binghamton University with a double major in linguistics continues, “I think the more people you have in your life rooting for your and psychology, Janet is using her scholarship wisely. Janet explains, success, the more determined you will be to make those people proud “I visited my academic counselors regularly so that we could find out by succeeding.” what field I could major in so that I wouldn’t be wasting credits.” “Without being in BBBS of NYC I wouldn’t have been able to apply Of course, Janet readily admits that she couldn’t have done this all for the scholarship.” Janet adds, “I am grateful to BBBS, my Big on her own. “My Big, Marjorie, was always very adamant about Marjorie, and to Tawana Tibbs for taking the risk and investing in making sure I was aware of any scholarship opportunities that she me and my future.” came across.

A few words about Tawana Tibbs Past President of the Board of Directors for Big Brothers Big Sisters of New York City, Tawana M. Tibbs hardly considers herself a philanthropist. Says Tibbs, “I’m doing what I’m supposed to be doing in the community.”

The Tawana Tibbs Scholarship This scholarship is in honor of Tawana Tibbs and her tenure as the President of our Board of Trustees from 2011-2013. As a way to embody her values and spirit, this scholarship is awarded to a graduating female high school senior who has exemplified a commitment to her own empowerment through education, a passion for giving back to her community through service, and who has been an ambassador for and a role model to her peers. Francis Bacon once said that knowledge is power. This is something that I believe strongly in and apply to my every day lifestyle.

“As an ambitious sophomore, I have come to realize day in and day Of course, getting where she is today, wasn’t easy. “I encountered out just how important school is to someone,” Angelica explains. some tough times in 7th grade,” Angelica confides. “But I went from “As a teenager in a poor Bronx neighborhood, I witness what a lack failing classes to honor roll, then high honor roll. Today, I have a of knowledge can do to someone.” GPA of 97.”

A Little in the BBBS of NYC’s Workplace Mentoring Program, Outside of school, Angelica pursues her passion for Judo. “I’m 6th in Angelica was given the opportunity to be mentored by a successful the nation for 52kg Judo,” Angelica proudly exclaims. professional in an actual workplace environment at the Hospital for Special Surgery. Pushing herself to achieve more seems to be a pattern with Angelica. According to Eden, “We often discuss college and career options. According to her Big, Eden, “Even though Angelica is only 16 Angie is fully committed to going to college and advancing herself.” years old, she’s surprisingly wise and mature for her age. Not only is she an excellent student with high honor roll standing, she’s also demonstrated admirable qualities like helping another Little with a homework problem.”

“I have found her to be both a strong student academically and a role model and leader for her peers.” - Linas Gintautas — Angelica’s Humanities Teacher

Angelica Casillas — Academic Excellence Award

7 Maria Jose Ramos — Academic Excellence Award

I do my best not just “I want to tell everyone that I’m proud of this program. BBBS of NYC helps all children to start a new life and for me but to lead others gives parents the help they need.” someplace good. - Maria’s Mother

That’s awfully deep thinking for someone only in 8th grade. But then As a Little in BBBS of NYC, Maria had the opportunity to participate again, Maria is no ordinary 8th grader. According to her Big, Yesenia, in OppNet, a program that helps students after 8th grade with “Maria is not your average teenager. She’s very dedicated to her college and internships. Maria explains, “This program teaches you schoolwork. She doesn’t get caught up in social media or any of the how to take notes in different styles, visit colleges, practice writing other distractions affecting our youth today.” and it helps with study habits which we need because high school is different from middle school.” “I want to go to school. I want to learn every day,” Maria adds. “Since I entered school I have gotten awards for everything — grades, behavior, science fair, egg drop, math bowl. I try my best on everything. With effort, I get medals and certificates.” “Maria embodies our school’s REACH values (Respect & Responsibility, Enthusiasm, Achievement, It seems all this effort and hard work is already paying off for Maria. Citizenship, and Hard Work). She takes ownership of In addition to receiving this Academic Excellence Award from BBBS her own education”. of NYC, she also became the first student from her grade school to Justin Chao — Maria’s Math Teacher get accepted into Talented Unlimited High School — a high school for gifted students. I want to stop the suffering from illness and intend to find a cure for cancer.

An ambitious goal for a thirteen year old, but our Academic Besides his normal academic curriculum, Gokai also attends Excellence Award recipient Gokai may be the person who someday Chinese school on weekends and participates in preparatory will actually pull it off. programs like tutoring for his tests or prepping for college. Time well spent considering that after taking the SHSAT, Gokai was accepted According to his Big, Duc Le, “Gokai is one of those rare youths who into his first choice high school, the Bronx Science Academy. will put other people’s needs and wants before his own.” A perfect example was something that happened in his math class last year. “Since Gokai didn’t need help with education, my goal was to Gokai proudly explains, “I was always great at using a graphing show him those things that make New York, New York.” calculator, but most of my peers didn’t understand it. So one day in Duc Le confides, “But as much as I have tried to show Gokai math class I helped my confused classmates by teaching them how new and different things, he has taught me even more in becoming to use one.” a more complete mentor, mature adult, and friend.”

“Gokai is extremely hard working, smart, and has a real passion for math. He currently takes Algebra 1 which is an honors program for the 8th grade students in our school.” - Darlynn Alfalla — Gokai’s Math Teacher

Gokai Wami — Academic Excellence Award

9 KYLA SMITH – Science Explorer Excellence Award I would like to be a teacher so I can help people.

When asked what the most important part of getting an education was, Kyla responded, “If anyone has a problem they need to solve, there will be someone there to help you. Also so you can get into college when you grow up.”

This is a big change from the Kyla people knew just a year ago. Now, while this may be a level of maturity you wouldn’t expect from a Originally struggling in her classes, Kyla has not only shown immense 3rd grader, here’s something else you wouldn’t expect. According to improvement in her academic skills but in her social and emotional Kyla, her favorite things to learn about are jazz and famous jazz artists skills as well. like Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, and Fats Waller.

A perfect example of this growth came from a story Kyla’s Big, Sabina told us. During a game of Frisbee, a younger boy with developmental “Kyla took the risk of making changes in herself disabilities came over and intercepted Kyla from catching the Frisbee. and it has paid off. It has been wonderful to see her “Rather than get upset,” Sabina explained, “Kyla stepped back to self-confidence blossom.” enlarge the circle so he could join in. Kyla shared the game and made - Terra Sweet — Kyla’s homeroom teacher a total stranger feel welcomed.” In the words of the late Nelson Mandela, education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.

“This quote is the reason why I take my academics very seriously,” Now when a young man is that motivated to succeed, how can BBBS Rayvon explains. “Looking at friends and family members who didn’t of NYC help? That question was answered by Rayvon’s Big, Andrew, finish high school or college and seeing where they are now has “Whether it was the SAT prep courses, college visits, or advice on shown me that there is no place in life without an education.” college applications, Ray being Ray, he jumped into all the great opportunities that BBBS offers.” Andrew added proudly, “I spoke to Even though he’s just starting college, Rayvon already has an Ray a week after he began his freshman year at Boston University. impressive resume of accomplishments. “In 2011, I was awarded the He told me that it hasn’t been too much of a culture shock because, Christian Service Gifted and Giving Award. In 2012, I participated in as he so succinctly put it: ‘I am ready for this’.” the Columbia University Summer Internship. In 2013, I was inducted into the National Honor Society.” Rayvon adds proudly, “I volunteered at the 92nd Street Y doing homework help and participated in Teensgiving, a one day event where volunteers participate in various community service projects throughout NYC.”

Rayvon Dorsett - Academic Achievement Award

“He’s an innovative self-starter who rarely needs supervision. His greatest strength is his ability to adapt to any situation.” – Keith Fagan — Rayvon’s AP Microeconomics teacher

11 After we help our Littles, many come back to help us.

Of all the lessons we hope our Littles learned from us, the most important one is to always help others. Some of our Littles do it by becoming Bigs. Some do it through volunteer work. Here are three that did it by becoming our summer interns and using their experience as a Little to help us recruit more Bigs. Khyl Became a Little at 13. Now 19 BBBS OF NYC Summer Internship BBBS of NYC Community Mentoring Program Freshman at Borough of Manhattan Community College Major: Music

“Everyone in my family encouraged me to go to college. I always wanted to go to college.” Khyl confesses, “But I didn’t think I could. I was having problems with my education.” Khyl talked about his school issues with his Big. And his Big talked about them with us. Together with Khyl, his Big, his family, and his school, we developed a plan that would help Khyl fulfill his dream.

Khyl is now attending BMCC. Majoring in music. He hopes to become a professional gospel musician. Afia Became a Little at 15. Now 21 BBBS of NYC Summer Internship BBBS of NYC Workplace Mentoring Program Junior at St. Francis College in Brooklyn Major: Psychology and Critical Research

Afia has taken part in our Summer Intern Program twice already. Still her favorite BBBS program was Workplace Mentoring at Willis. “Every other Wednesday it made me a little happier inside knowing I was going to see my Big for mentoring.” Afia explains, “It gave me a peek at what having a job in a corporate office was like. Learning about working in an office and office etiquette”.

Being part of this program also helped Afia in high school. According to Afia, “My Big helped me stay focused on school so I could get to do something in the world”.

Today, Afia is a junior at St. Francis College in Brooklyn majoring in psychology and critical research.

Xiuzhen

Became a Little at 12. Now 18 BBBS of NYC Summer Internship BBBS of NYC Workplace Mentoring Program Sophomore at Washington & Jefferson College Major: International Studies

Even at the age of 12, Xiuzhen was a self-starter. “My friends were in the BBBS Workplace Mentoring Program. I thought it was cool. Kind of like a field trip.” Xiuzhen continued, “So I asked my school counselor if I could be part of it”

Xiuzhen met her first Big at Deloitte during Workplace Mentoring. “All my Bigs were business related. NY Stock Exchange. Fashion.” Xiuzhen continues, “I asked them for help a lot with my future and they helped me figure out what I wanted to do.”

A sophomore at Washington & Jefferson College, Xiuzhen is majoring in International Studies. She plans on joining the Air Force after graduation. Get her MBA. And eventually work all around the globe. 13 When it comes to helping us raise awareness, they deserve an A+.

For all the thousands of kids who join our program every year, there are thousands more who can’t. There just aren’t enough Bigs to go around. And since many parents request that their child be matched with someone of the same background or ethnicity, the demand for diversity in our volunteers is constantly growing. Here are a few of the groups that are working to help us raise awareness:

AFFINITY GROUPS Affinity Groups consist of former Bigs, current Bigs, and people who just believe in the cause. They hold monthly meetings, host community events, and help create strategies to diversify our volunteers.

Latino Bigs An Affinity Group working to recruit more Latino mentors celebrated its 7th anniversary by creating an outreaching campaign in and around East Harlem. They also raised funds to expand our programming through their annual Step Up to the Plate Softball tournament.

Bigs United An Affinity Group focused on ensuring our black youth have access to positive role models held a series of panel discussions culminating in a celebration during Black History month all highlighting the need and impact of mentoring within the black community. When it comes to helping us raise awareness, they deserve an A+.

Asian Mentoring Commitee An affinity network helping provide mentors to the city’s many Asian immigrant communities. The Asian Mentoring Committee launched their inaugural Night Market event with a focus on raising funds to expand our New American Mentoring Program.

Alumni Network Although no longer matched with a Little, these Bigs continue to help us by sharing their stories, experiences, and advice with new Bigs as they go through the initial orientation and training sessions before they become matched. Alumni Bigs also volunteer their time to support the agency through Race for the Kids and our Education Initiative. In addition, this year we launched our Littles Alumni Program, encouraging Littles to maintain a lifelong relationship with the agency.

The Young Professionals Commitee Over the course of the year, this group of volunteers holds a variety of fundraising and recruitment activities. Since its inception, this group has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations for BBBS of NYC.

15 Community Partnerships

Bronx Volunteer of the Year In 2014, the Bronx Volunteer Coalition led by Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC turned out the vote to select the first annual Bronx Volunteers of the Year. In the four categories (Neighborhood Impact, Youth Leadership, Sustained Service, and Organized Effort), more than six thousand votes were cast, honoring the people who uplift Bronx communities. From healthcare volunteers to mentors, environmental clean-up to cultural advancement, the Volunteer of the Year Awards showcased a phenomenal range of passionate involvement in the life of the Bronx.

Cantor Fitzgerald Charity Day Every year, Cantor Fitzgerald honors their 658 employees who perished in the World Trade Center attacks by donating 100 percent of their revenue to over 150 charities worldwide during their annual Charity Day event on September 11th. Big Brothers Big Sisters of New York City was nominated to receive a portion of this revenue in 2013. Our celebrity ambassadors Jamie Foxx and Knicks point guard Raymond Felton joined other celebrities on the trading room floor as brokers helped guide their conversations and the trades with their clients. Their presence on the phone (and Jamie on the loudspeaker) was impactful; they were fantastic advocates for our agency. Sony and NYC Service We worked with Sony for their launch of the Amazing Spiderman 2. Before speaking to the entire Business of Sports High School, Jamie Foxx surprised our Littles from the Sony and NFL Workplace Mentoring Programs with a private meet and greet. NYC Service worked with us to keep it a surprise for our Littles and the school. Jamie took selfies, pictures and videos with our Littles and spoke about the importance of always striving to do your best in school and in life.

Marcum Marcum LLP, one of the nation’s largest independent public accounting and advisory services firms, selected Big Brothers Big Sisters of New York City as the first charity beneficiary for their annual Marcum MicroCap Conference. The 2014 conference took place at the Grand Hyatt Hotel on May 29th and we were presented with a $10,000 donation at the closing of the event.

Social Media. A lesson in sharing.

When something exciting happens most people can’t wait to tell someone about it. We’re the same way. Today, social media allows us to share the excitement of every event as soon as it happens.

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@theTODAYShow @bbbsnyc // bbbsnyc // @RachaelRay 17 One thing we always teach is q that helping others can be fun.

To help put the “fun” in our fundraising, a number of special events are held every year. In addition to networking and socializing, these events give attendees an opportunity to hear about the positive changes they’re helping us accomplish — not just in the lives of our Littles and Bigs, but in their families, schools, and local communities. Without our individual, corporate and foundation funders, and event attendees, our dream of helping New York City’s kids would not be possible.

Sidewalks of NY Annual Awards Dinner Held at New York City’s Waldorf Astoria in April, this is our signature gala event. Matches come to share wonderful stories and present awards to honorees. Over the years, honorees have included members of the media, corporate and sports worlds.

RBC Race for the Kids — Part of Nickelodeon’s Worldwide Day of Play Held in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, this 5K Run/Walk celebrates the power of mentoring with over three thousand five hundred participants. Joined by their families and other caring New Yorkers, matches enjoy a fun-filled day that also encourages healthy living.

Casino Jazz Night Honoring select members of New York City’s real estate industry for their philanthropic contributions, this summer event attracts the “movers and shakers” in commercial real estate and finance. Guests partake in casino games and the fabulous fare of Cipriani 42nd Street. Invitational Golf Outing A round of golf at an exclusive club brings out members of the domestic and international hedge fund community. This annual event includes a cocktail reception, dinner, and a live auction.

Tournament of Champions Pong Held annually, ToC Pong takes place at Grand Central Station’s Vanderbilt Hall and hosts thirty-two teams from within the financial community. An all-glass court allows spectators to see all the action.

Accountants & Bankers Reception This annual event honors one accountant and one banker who have served their community with distinction. Executives from a variety of industries join us at the Harmonie Club to network and show their support for these accounting and banking heroes.

Big Night Out This annual black tie fundraiser held by our Young Professionals Committee includes dancing, casino games, a poker tournament, and a silent auction. Held at Cipriani Wall St., it attracts over nine hundred young professionals.

Gridiron Games Held every year at the MetLife Stadium, it’s the day when Littles and Bigs can play football on a professional field, tour the locker room, and even meet retired NFL players. That afternoon top NYC law firm members compete in a touch football tournament. 19 The best part of mentoring is passing along what we’ve learned.

Big Sister Alum and Affinity Group member - Iris Ramirez Training Center Director - Kiana Walbrook PowHerful Summit founder and host - Soledad O’Brien Panelist - Dr. Vera Triplett Little Sister - Leigh (far right)

The Chairman of Starfish Media Group and PowHerful Summit Center for Training founder, Soledad O’Brien, joined BBBS of NYC Training Center For the past 22 years our Center for Training and Professional Director, Kiana Walbrook, and other panelists for The 2014 Development has provided core initiatives to meet the needs PowHERful Summit “Finding the Right Mentor Panel”. of youth serving organizations that want to positively impact youth through their Mentoring Supervisor Certificate Program, Held at Credit Suisse, they were joined by 200 college and Professional Development Workshops, and through Technical high school girls for an interactive discussion about the value Assistance. All programs provide capacity building, organizational of having a mentor. development, mentoring enhancements and overall professional development. In addition to sharing stories about their own mentors and how they impacted their lives, the panelists also gave attendees an opportunity to gather other valuable mentoring advice including how it can be used to help achieve your goals and how to get the most out of a mentoring relationship. It was a great experience not just for the young girls but for the panelists as well. Children of Promise New American Program Mentoring Program It’s not easy making a new country home. Our New Growing up in the city’s poorer neighborhoods isn’t easy. American Program helps young immigrants overcome It’s even harder for a child who has an incarcerated parent obstacles they may face when trying to adjust to a or other family member. To help them have a chance at a new culture, language, and customs. To help make the better future, our Children of Promise Mentoring Program transition easier, we do our best to match our Littles with brings a positive adult role model into their lives. an adult mentor who has similar ethnic backgrounds.

Available to children between the ages of seven and This program also gives parents the added support system eighteen, the Littles in this program are referred to us of having another adult ready to offer guidance, support, by parents and community agencies. and direction to their child.

Education Initiative Traditional Mentoring Program Our Education Initiative provides the resources and For over 100 years this program has been matching support our Littles need to achieve academic success. boys and girls between the ages of seven and eighteen In partnership with the City University of New York’s with a caring adult role model twenty-one years or older. College Now program, Signet Tutoring, and Graph It Supported by a social worker, these matches get together Forward, we offer academic enrichment programs to all of at least twice a month to bond, have fun, and learn from our Littles that include comprehensive college-readiness each other’s experiences. workshops for high school Littles. We also have computer tutoring stations for Littles to work on school projects, By offering children a positive adult role model, this study various academic subjects, and prepare for the SAT program has helped many Littles improve in school, go on and ACT. For our Littles who are struggling academically, to college, and lead productive lives. we create thoughtful action-oriented academic intervention plans. Workplace Mentoring Program What better way to expose students to all the possibilities Juvenile Justice Program that are out in the workplace than to actually have them To help reduce delinquency, we created this unique experience life in the workplace? That’s the idea behind mentoring program. It combines intense case our Workplace Mentoring Program. Every other week, management services with our traditional one-to-one students from area schools are brought into the city mentoring to help at-risk youths avoid becoming involved where they will enjoy on-site, one-to-one mentoring from in the criminal justice system. employees at a participating company. There are over forty companies that participate in this program and they The positive influence and support from Bigs helps them include every vocation from finance to fashion. avoid getting into trouble, joining gangs, or breaking the In addition to having a positive impact on students, this law and encourages them to help others. program also has a positive impact on the employees who participate. Companies report that they are more dedicated and loyal, and their involvement helps boost employee morale.

of high school seniors of Littles are of Littles who graduated enrolled in our promoted from high school are programs graduated 98% to the next grade. 97% 86% accepted into college. from high school, compared to only 60.4% in NYC public schools. 21 Thank you to our Donors

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Goldsmith Foundation Ms. Lida Orzeck Mr. John Weitzer Hagedorn Fund Mr. Jacob Oubina Mr. Jerry Wiant Charles Hayden Foundation Mr. & Mrs. William Overman Mr. Kevin P. Wilson Indus Capital Partners, LLC Mr. David Palmer Mr. Joel S. Wojnilower Jefferies & Co., Inc. Jones Lang LaSalle Building Services Sidley Austin Brown & Wood LLP Milo Kleinberg Design Associates, Inc. Forest City Ratner Companies Situs LLC KPF Foundation Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer US LLP Marva Smalls Endowment KPMG LLP Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP Peter J. Solomon Company, L.P. Legg Mason & Co., LLC FTI Consulting, Inc. Sony Corporation of America MBIA Foundation Fred Geller Electrical, Inc. Spring II LLC The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. The Hearst Foundations SRS Enterprises, Inc. McKinsey & Company Hines Interests LP SRS Real Estate Partners MetLife Foundation Hospital For Special Surgery Stawski Partners Multicultural Radio Broadcasting, Inc. The Hyde and Watson Foundation Stellar Management National Football League IMG Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP Newmark Grubb Knight Frank ING Foundation Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Pfizer Inc. The Jana Foundation The Switzer Group, Inc. Phillips-Van Heusen Foundation, Inc. Jaros Baum & Bolles Consulting Engineers TD Bank PwC JDP Mechanical, Inc. Time Warner Inc. RFR Holding LLC Katten Muchin Rosenman Foundation, Inc. Tri-Star Construction Corp. RR Donnelley Kaye Scholer LLP Webster Bank Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP Kelley Drye & Warren LLP The Wendy’s Company Scotia Capital Marion E. Kenworthy-Sarah H. Swift Foundation John L. & Sue Ann Weinberg Foundation SJP Properties Lazard Freres & Co. Wells Fargo Bank Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Lincoln Land Services LLC Winick Realty Group SunGard Data Systems Inc. The Ludwig Family Foundation, Inc. Ziff Brothers Investments, LLC Verizon Foundation Macquarie Holdings (USA) Inc. 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Forest Company, Inc. G III Apparel Group, Ltd. Sagacious Consultants Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Sanford Heisler LLP GE Foundation Saybrook Capital Glamorise Foundations, Inc. SBA Plumbing Corp. Google Scout Sports and Entertainment Judith and Frank Greenberg Seitz Ross Aronstam & Moritz LLP Foundation, Inc. Sills Cummis & Gross P.C. Greenberg Traurig, LLP R. Siskind & Co. Greystone Funding Corporation State Employees Federated Appeal Gruppo Stile LLC Strassberg & Strassberg, P.C. Handro Properties LLC Striano Electric Co., Inc. Heard Enterprises LLC Superior Cooling Corp. Hub International Target I. Buss & Allan Uniform Co. Tiffany & Co. ING Employee Giving Campaign Transwestern Investment Company Island Fire Sprinkler Inc. Trent Partners & Associates, Inc. Jam Sewer Cleaning Service Inc UBS JRP Capital Group Inc Urban Foundation Engineering, LLC Kega-SP Limited Partnership Wordsearch Communications LTD. Kohl’s Harold L. Wyman Foundation Charles Komar & Sons, LLC L & L Holding Company, LLC GOVERNMENT Lazarus & Lazarus, P.C. FUNDING LCEL Collectibles, Inc. Ne w York City Council - Levin Capital Strategies, LP Christine C. Quinn, Speaker LF USA Ne w York City Council - Loeb & Troper Margaret S. Chin LT Apparel Ne w York City Council - LV North America Inez E. Dickens The Malkin Fund, Inc. Ne w York City Council - Management Services Consultants LLC Daniel R. Garodnick Marketing Management Group, Inc. New York City Council - Robert Jackson Merrill Lynch New York City Council - Jessica Lappin Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein, P.C. New York City Council - Rosie Mendez Shelly and Neil Mitchell Family Foundation New York State Department of Health 27 BBBS OF NYC Daliah Rosemberg, Florence Capinding, CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE STAFF Associate Program Manager Associate Program Manager Robin Viscuse, Sarah Taylor, Jennifer Fragleasso, Director Hector Batista, Associate Program Manager Associate Program Manager Jennifer Ciraulo, Chief Executive Officer Alexis Vitanza, Deborah Jasanya, Senior Manager Associate Program Manager Associate Program Manager Melanie Sullivan, Janet Adkins, Executive Assistant to the CEO Bernice KariKari Apau, Kaye Schacter, Enrollment Manager Graduated Program Manager Associate Program Manager Lissette Hernández, Geraldine Thomas,* Makdyanet Cedeno, Lori Bethea, Enrollment Coordinator Director of Communications Graduated Program Manager Administrative Assistant and Board Liaison Jenya Walters, Carolina Delgado, Geraldine B. Goodman, Enrollment Coordinator PROGRAMS Graduated Program Manager Volunteer Nicole Padilla, Danielle Brown Fuller,* Giavonni Davis, Intake Coordinator EDUCATION INITIATIVE Chief Program Officer Executive Assistant Chasity Balloqui, Diana Noriega, Denise Espinal, Administrative Assistant TRADITIONAL AND Director Administrative Assistant Jessie Baler, SPECIAL PRIORITIES Maryann Diaz, DEPARTMENT Jasmin Meza, Interviewer Administrative Assistant Program Manager Julia Baldassano,* Rebecca Bateman, Interviewer Deputy Chief Program Officer BROOKLYN INITIATIVE THE CENTER FOR TRAINING AND Kristin Brand, Jane Bender, Anthony Rosario, PROFESSIONAL Vice President Interviewer Director DEVELOPMENT Valerie Stark-Trimarco, Tuborah Bryant, Evelyn Canela, Kiana Walbrook, Vice President Interviewer Associate Program Manager Director Amy Kui, Shaquala Fields, Joshua Franklin, Aleesha Nash, Director Interviewer Associate Program Manager Program Manager Lauren Prague, Mayling Garcia, Molly Lupton, Cecilia Low-Weiner, Associate Director Interviewer Associate Program Manager Associate Program Manager Adam Schroeder, Elizabeth Lindgren, Associate Director SONYC DEVELOPMENT Interviewer Alexis Telfair, Antonio Capellan, Shannon Snead,* Isabel Morales, Associate Director Program Director Chief Development Officer Interviewer Anna Bossa, Luisana Victorica, Angelie Singla, Janet Mui, Senior Program Manager Program Director Vice President of Philanthropy Interviewer Maria Loja-Barahona, Douglas Ramirez, Nicole O’Neill, THE WORKPLACE Program Manager Interviewer MENTORING CENTER Director of Special Events Jean-Marie Catlett, Gerry DiCicco, Julia Ostrov, Jeff Elgart, Program Manager Interviewer Vice President Development Associate Chih Ling Cheng, Rachel Newman, Jacob Pine, Kimberly Breen, Program Manager Interviewer Director Special Events Manager Sarah Merchant, Victoria Rodriguez, Rachel Glickman, Caitlin Quigley, Program Manager Interviewer Associate Director Grants Associate Christine Shim, Michal Yoran, Janell Bartley, Melody Rodriguez, Program Manager Interviewer Program Manager Special Events Manager Jingwen Xu, Megan Carey, Sarah Warnock, QUALITY ASSURANCE Program Manager Grants Assistant Program Manager Tali Schwartz, Meredith Cornelius, Michele Feinberg, Vice President, Strategic Initiatives Associate Program Manager MARKETING Program Manager Leo Ching-Sham, Damara Gonzalez, Wendy DeMarco Fuentes,* Tamika Josiah, Evaluation Manager Associate Program Manager Chief Marketing Officer Program Manager Julianna Griego, Yimka Odebode, RECRUITMENT Alison Krause, Associate Program Manager Digital Media and Web Manager Program Manager Diego Romero, Amy Holodak, Senior Manager Natalie Lercher, RECRUITMENT, CENTER Associate Program Manager Program Manager FOR EXCELLENCE AND Jordan Barham, Cristina Iavarone, QUALITY ASSURANCE Alumni Coordinator Jessica Resnick, Associate Program Manager Senior Program Manager Michael Coughlin,* Bonnie Loughner, Chief Quality Assurance Officer Danielle White, Associate Program Manager Program Manager ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD OF Charles G. Posternak Susan Moultrie SERVICES DIRECTORS Vice President Anthony Orso Charles Bozian,* Jerome A. Siegel Clifford Perlman Chief Administrative Officer Officers: Vice President James Rapp Laura Parsons, Psy.D. Loraine B. Tsavaris Marsha P. Roth HUMAN RESOURCES Chairman Vice President Philip Seskin Racquel K. Lewis, Edward L. Gardner John Waldron Marquett Smith Vice President Chairman Emeritus Vice President Mark Standish Fllanza Bacaj, Jonathan Bram Erin Scanlon J Michael Stanley Human Resources Coordinator President Treasurer Sy Sternberg Tawana Tibbs Sheila Wolf Freiman Frederick O. Terrell FISCAL DEPARTMENT Immediate Past President Secretary Glen Weiss Lizzy Roberts, Marva Smalls Daniel J. McSwiggan Controller Executive Vice President General Counsel Trustees Emeritus: Susan Loeb, Gerald L. Hassell Francis Carling Accounting Administrator Vice Chairman Trustees: Robert Moss Joseph S. Allerhand Joyce Mullins Jackson TECHNOLOGY Adalbert von Gontard, Jr. Vice Chairman Richard T. Anderson Trevor Mundt Robert Keller, Craig Clay Peter Pollack Director Philip F. Bleser Vice President W. Don Cornwell Michael J. Rosenthal Damon Cocklin, Reuben S. Daniels Valerie A. Brown Rudolph J. Santoro Technology Assistant Diane D’Erasmo Vice President Beverly Benz Treuille Steven M. Durels BUILDING OPERATIONS Paul N. Glickman Lawrence J. Toal Jonathan (Jody) Durst Judy A. Weill Steven Schwartz, Vice President David W. Florence Office Manager Thomas R. Grossman Thomas G. Wyman Dennis Friedrich Jesus Marquez, Vice President Robert L. Frome Advisory Council: Operations Assistant Peter J. Holzer Adam R. Goldenberg Luis F. Barragan Irlem Adames, Vice President Roger S. Goodell Mark A. DeRugeriis Receptionist Kenneth J. Knuckles Joe Gunn Martin Freiman Michael Bonham, Vice President Ash Gupta Philip L. Milstein Receptionist Katherine C. Linder Jared L. Landaw Lee J. Miner Miranda Garcia, Vice President Andrew Lipman James Warner Receptionist Yvonne Liu Lucy Lopez Vice President Cheryle A. Wills Barbara Mendelson *Senior Staff Jon May Daniel R. Milberg Vice President Steve M. Moore

29 Statement of ActIvitIes FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2014

REVENUE & Unrestricted Temporarily TOTAL OTHER SUPPORT Operating Restricted Private grants and $2,648,923 $271,082 $2,920,005 contributions Special events, net $4,533,938 $4,533,938 Government grants $727,645 $727,645 and contracts United Way $5,833 $5,833 Interest and dividends $1,072,109 $1,072,109 Net realized and unrealized $288,241 $288,241 gains (losses) on investments Net assets released from $279,503 ($279,503) restrictions Total revenue and $9,556,192 ($8,421) $9,547,771 other support

Unrestricted Temporarily EXPENSES Operating Restricted TOTAL Program $7,066,793 $7,066,793

Management and general $803,413 $803,413

Fundraising $1,485,411 $1,485,411

Total expenses $9,355,617 $9,355,617

Total net assets $20,932,258 $559,515 $21,491,773 June 30, 2014

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BELIEVE IN THE POWER OF MENTORING

We believe the relationships between Bigs and Littles are life-changing and help prepare children for successful futures. BBBS of NYC provides quality, safe mentoring experiences for the children of the 5 boroughs, their families, and the Bigs who mentor them.

We also believe in sharing our experience and expertise with other organizations and individuals looking to make a difference.

PUT THE KIDS FIRST

Children represent the future of our society, and BBBS of NYC is all about protecting the futures of children. We must judge everything we do by its end benefit to the Littles we serve. We must surround the Littles with as much positivity as possible.

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Excellence comes in many forms and should be embraced by all departments. Individuals and teams must strive for the highest quality and treat their co-workers with the utmost respect.

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