THE SUPPORTIVE NETWORK OF NEW YORK 20192019 AWARDSAWARDS GALAGALA THE NETWORK OF NEW YORK 2019 AWARDS GALA Government Partner Stephen Levin Council Member, District 33

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Partnership of the Year We are proud to sponsor the Supportive Housing Bronx Pro Group & Network of New York's 2019 Annual Awards Gala. Services for the UnderServed

Working together, we can transform people's lives Tenants of the Year and the communities in which they live. Trust us to Daniel Broome and Doniqua Earl work with you for your needs. Gala Committee Kevin Hoffman, Co-Chair Richman Housing Resources Amy Larovere, Co-Chair A. Larovere Consulting LLC Oliver Chase Hirschen Singer & Epstein Ralph Fasano Concern for Independent Living Aaron Koffman The Hudson Companies, Inc. Brenda Rosen Breaking Ground WELCOME

in the Network and our allies Member Stephen Levin as our nursing certificate and faces a in the community, we are now Government Partner of the promising career; and Daniel closer than ever to achieving the Year, for his leadership and Broome, tenant of Boston Road, goal of 35,000 new supportive commitment to supportive who long struggled with drug ad- housing units as promised in the housing; and Linda Glassman, diction and spent five years living City’s NYC 15/15 Initiative and Deputy Commissioner, New on the streets. Since moving into Laura Mascuch Brenda Rosen the State’s Empire State Sup- York State Office of Temporary his new home, and with the help portive Housing Initiative. and Disability Assistance, as the of Services for the UnderServed elcome to the Supportive Unsung Hero of the Year, for and Breaking Ground, Daniel WHousing Network of New In June we hosted the 19th her lifelong advocacy on behalf has become filled with infectious York’s 2019 Awards Gala. To- Annual New York State Support- of homeless people. joy and laughter and is a leader night, we celebrate our 31st year ive Housing Conference. With and mentor at his residence. advocating—alongside more a record number of over 1,800 We are also delighted to honor than 200 partner organizations people registered this year, it was Bronx Pro Group, a for-prof- We’re excited to celebrate all this —for supportive and affordable the most successful conference it neighborhood-based firm and more with our supportive housing in New York. to date, in both content and dedicated to community de- housing community. Welcome participant enthusiasm—and the velopment through affordable to the 2019 Awards Gala! 2019 has been rewarding. This largest convening of the sup- housing investments and its year we launched a preservation portive housing community in non-profit partner,Services for Laura Mascuch project to protect and preserve the country. the UnderServed as Partnership Executive Director existing single and scattered of the Year, for working together site housing. As a result of our We’re grateful for the work all to create seven affordable/sup- Brenda Rosen efforts and those of our partners, of you do to further this move- portive housing developments, Board Chair 14,000 existing units of scat- ment and we’re honored to have with more than 500 supportive tered site housing are now safe you here tonight—as friends, housing units. from skyrocketing rent in NYC colleagues, and advocates—in under rent stabilization and recognition of our accomplish- Finally, our very special guests rent law reforms in Albany. We ments and in support of our of the evening are The Bridge also advocated for and received shared goal of ending homeless- tenant, Doniqua Earl, who ex- additional funding for New ness in New York. perienced trauma in childhood York State’s supportive housing foster care, but who persevered program under the New York But in particular this evening, through the help of supportive State Office of Temporary and we are thrilled to welcome and housing services at the Her- Disability Assistance. Because of honor New York City Council kimer, and who now holds a the hard work of our colleagues Event Supporters Event Supporters Benefactors Cheever Development Corporation Community Counseling and The Network also gratefully Bronx Pro Group Chicago Title Insurance Company Mediation acknowledges the support of Richman Housing Resources, LLC CohnReznick LLP DePaul our funders: The Community Preservation The Doe Fund Altman Foundation Investors Corporation Harlem United Capital One Bolivar Builders CSD Housing LLC Hebrew Home for the Aged at Charles H. Revson Foundation Concern for Independent Living DP Group Riverdale Deutsche Bank Mega Contracting Group LLC Enterprise Community Partners Housing and Services, Inc. JPMorgan Chase Forsyth Street Jericho Project Patrons New York Community Trust GFP Real Estate LLC Low Income Investment Fund Azimuth Development Group LLC Oak Foundation JPMorgan Chase Bank NYC Housing Development Hirschen Singer & Epstein Robin Hood Lettire Construction Corporation Holland & Knight Uhrig/Vournas Charitable Fund Magnusson Architecture and Odyssey LendLease van Ameringen Foundation Planning Phipps Merchants Capital Michael Borruto General Contractor Project Renewal National Equity Fund/Local Mission Title Agency, LLC Providence House Initiatives Support Corporation Monadnock Construction RiseBoro Community Partnership Slate Property Group Morgan Stanley Samaritan Village Advocates Nixon Peabody Services for the UnderServed Bank of America Merrill Lynch Procida Realty Unique People Services Breaking Ground Project Hospitality Urban Pathways Bruno Frustaci Contracting Red Stone Equity Partners Volunteers of America Greater NY Capital One TD Bank West Side Federation for Senior and Lamb Insurance Services Trinity Financial Group Supportive Housing OCV Architects P.C Win . Nonprofit Champions Enthusiasts Acacia Network Contributors AKRF, Inc. Barrier Free Living DARMA Fund A. Larovere Consulting, LLC The Bridge Glenwood Management Apple Bank CAMBA Kraus Lam Belfor Property Restoration The Catholic Charities of the M&T Bank Benchmark Title Agency Archdiocese of New York BNY Mellon Center for Urban Community Bright Power Services Cannon Heyman & Weiss LLP Community Access Government Partner of the Year Stephen Levin

t every step of his backyard. He has long been a vocal hseny.com Acareer, Stephen supporter of Breaking Ground’s work in Levin has truly talked his district, most recently the addition of the talk and walked over 500 units of supportive and afford- the walk as one of able housing beginning in 2020 with 90 supportive housing’s Sands Street. Hirschen Singer & Epstein LLP most effective cham- pions. Elected to New “Council Member Levin has shown us are proud to support York City Council in 2009, he represents time and again that there is always a the diverse communities of Green- way,” said Brenda Rosen, President and point, Vinegar Hill, Dumbo, CEO of Breaking Ground. “We are ex- Heights, , Boerum tremely grateful for his staunch support Hill, and parts of Bedford-Stuyvesant of The Schermerhorn, his visionary role The Supportive Housing and Williamsburg. Stephen has used his in helping us to acquire 90 Sands Street, position strategically to proclaim sup- and his leadership in fighting to create portive housing’s transformative power more supportive housing for vulnerable Network of New York in communities and has earned a reputa- New Yorkers.” tion of credibility and steadfastness. Stephen is leading the movement to Stephen was among the first in govern- build community and political support ment to seriously ramp up the cause for supportive housing, co-authoring for a new NY/NY Agreement in City an op-ed with Council Member Rafael Council, holding a hearing about sup- Salamanca last year and this year helping portive housing’s benefits and partic- bring Los Angeles’ Everyone In cam- ipating in the Network’s conferences. paign to New York City. In 2015, just after Mayor de Blasio announced his landmark NYC 15/15 NYC Council Speaker Corey Johnson commitment, Stephen led a rally at City said, “Council Member Stephen Levin Hall both to celebrate and to call on has been a fierce advocate for our most the Governor to match the city com- vulnerable New Yorkers and the need mitment. He then helped lead a City for supportive housing. He is a valuable Council hearing and press conference to partner in finding solutions for the further amplify the need. crisis. I cannot ask for a better colleague and friend.” More recently, as Chair of the General Welfare Committee, Stephen held a For his outstanding integrity and com- hearing on the progress being made on mitment to supportive housing across NYC 15/15, which led to the addition the city, the Network is honored to name of $100 million in last year’s budget to Stephen Levin Government Partner of the accelerate the development of congregate Year. supportive housing.

Critically, Stephen’s commitment to supportive housing starts in his own 902 Broadway, 13th floor New York, New York 10010 (212) 819-1130 Partnership of the Year Bronx Pro Group and Services for the UnderServed The Doe Fund congratulates the Supportive Housing Network of New York has been a bed of roses,” said Saman- tha about the inevitable obstacles in building supportive housing, “but we and 2019 honorees: figure it out together.” The relationship sits on a foundation of trust, built on understanding of each other’s unique Government Sector Partner priorities and perspectives. Now, they ersistence, shared values, and are at the “next level” of their relation- Stephen Levin Pcelebration of each other’s strengths ship, with 50-50 split ownership of all New York City Council Member, District 33 —this is how close relationships are projects moving forward. often described. This year, the Network honors two organizations that have They are a “posterchild for interagen- cultivated these very things to build cy cooperation,” said Jane Silverman, Tim O'Hanlon Unsung Hero homes, earning them the inaugural Executive Director at Chase, about the Linda Glassman Partnership of the Year Award. partners at their most recent house- warming on Morris Avenue in the Deputy Commissioner, NYS Office of Temporary “It was like love at first sight,” said Bronx this past spring. and Disability Assistance Donna Colonna, CEO of Services for the UnderServed (S:US). When S:US wanted to redevelop their huge Starhill property as a mixed-use, Partnership of the Year The organizations officially “met” mixed-income project, they put out an in 2000, when Samantha Magistro, RFP, and Bronx Pro Group’s proposal Bronx Pro Group & Services for the Managing Director of Bronx Pro won! Donna was unsurprised: “When Group, attended an S:US housewarm- you find the right partner, the projects UnderServed ing. Samantha was struck by S:US’s are better, both short term and long incredible work. After tours of each term. You can do more together, have other’s properties, “it was clear that we more of an impact, and expand your & 2019 Tenants of the Year had the right ingredients for a good capacity.” Starhill will be the partners’ partnership.” Their first joint venture seventh joint venture, with more than (JV) was also Bronx Pro Group’s first: 500 supportive housing units. The Doe Fund is a proud member of the Supportive 1070 Washington Avenue. Housing Network. Working together to provide safe, “You can have a partnership where “They were steeped in and respected by you’re just building buildings, and that’s affordable housing for all New Yorkers. the community,” was one of Donna’s great,” said Donna. “But we could tell earliest observations about Bronx Pro from the start that this was going to be Group. The two partners bonded over a more than that.” shared, deep commitment to the Bronx community, which paved the way for Bronx Pro Group and S:US have subsequent JV projects at 3361 3rd inspired us with a partnership as strong Avenue and 2264 Morris Avenue. as the bedrock beneath the Bronx. We are thrilled to honor them with the Learning together through both success Partnership of the Year Award. and challenge has been a pillar of the partnership. “It’s not like everything Outstanding Tenant of the Year Doniqua Earl Breaking Ground proudly celebrates The Bridge THE SUPPORTIVE

oniqua her experiences how to support clients HOUSING NETWORK DEarl on a more individual level,” Danielle carries a light said. within her OF NEW YORK that brightens “She’s done everything possible to every room she demonstrate how resilient she is,” said enters – a light Liana Roman, Young Adult Case Man- Congratulations to the 2019 Gala Honorees she has cultivat- ager at the Herkimer. ed through decades of While doing the hard, brave work of Stephen Levin hardship. After diving into her own past to understand New York City Council, District 33 a grim life in foster care, Doniqua began her trauma, Doniqua has taken advan- a new chapter at The Bridge’s Herkimer tage of every opportunity available to and Street Residence in November 2016. her. She pursued and completed training Initially wary of trusting anyone, she to become a Certified Nursing Assistant, slowly began to believe that staff would recently passing her licensing exam; she Linda Glassman stick by her and empower her with is now enrolling in an EKG certificate whatever she needed to become her best program to bolster her medical ambi- Deputy Commissioner, New York State Office of self. Soon, her wit, wisdom, hope, and tions. She also taught herself how to ride Temporary and Disability Assistance generosity toward others were in full a bike, is getting a driver’s license, and force, benefiting everyone around her. is planning for college. She is an active volunteer in nursing homes through “My dream is to shine, to be a survivor, New York Cares, saying, “Just being and to be there for other people any way there for someone who has no one else, I can,” Doniqua said, describing her am- no family – I can relate to that. There’s bitions to pay it forward because of how always something I can talk about.” much she has thrived at the Herkimer. Doniqua has become a model and an Even when she was withdrawn and advocate for her peers at home, personi- guarded, “you could tell there was a fying transformation and turning her life fire behind her eyes,” said Danielle experiences into points of connection And we are so proud of DeLaurenzo, Area Director at The with others around her. In light of her Tenant of the Year Bridge. Doniqua’s history in foster care bravery, hope, and magnanimous spirit, began when she was four years old and we are honored to name Doniqua a involved repeated uprooting between 2019 Tenant of the Year. DANIEL BROOME unstable and abusive living situations. who found a home at our She experienced years of physical abuse, Boston Road residence neglect, and self-harm. But Doniqua has turned these very experiences into assets in the Bronx. of empathy and advocacy in her new ambitions to care for others. “She has not only been an example to other resi- dents, she has also taught staff through breakingground.org Outstanding Tenant of the Year Daniel Broome Services for the UnderServed and Breaking Ground

ayor of the His transition into a full life at the Mbuilding residence was “a beautiful transformation,” is how staff and according to Dimas Tollinchi-Castro, Assis- residents now tant Program Director of the residence know Daniel through S:US. Daniel admitted to be- Broome, an in- ing surprised that “they didn’t kick me dividual of con- out, when a lot of other people would tagious laughter have.” Before long, with the support of and triumphant staff, “like a butterfly” Daniel became a spirit, against all public and welcome figure around the odds. hallways and common spaces, cracking wheelchair-related jokes like, “I’m a Daniel’s story “exemplifies victory over stand-up guy!” and “OW! My feet!” the many traumatic events people face to passersby before smiling broadly at in the severely underserved commu- them. nity,” said Celso Castillo, Jr., Daniel’s Daniel has been repeatedly recognized Wellness Coach through Services for by his community for his leadership the UnderServed (S:US), a partner and dedication both to others and to with Breaking Ground running 1191 self-improvement. He plays an instru- Boston Road where Daniel lives. Once mental role in the residence in the way surrounded by a family, his life was he encourages others in their personal slowly ravaged by a long struggle with goals. Daniel is actively involved in drug addiction, which at one climactic a Writer’s Club – even winning the moment contributed to his falling off a National Library of Poetry’s Critics roof six floors up. The impact shattered Choice Award. “He’s like a brother,” the bones in both his legs, leading to said Martin Weeks, a close friend, a double amputation and a 19-month neighbor, and member of the club, hospital stay. Upon his release, Daniel “and seeing him every day is something spent over five years on the streets I look forward to.” without a stable home, sleeping in hallways and door frames, suffering “I’ve been through so much, and to third-degree burns, and continuing to think about where I am today… I battle addiction. go to bed with a smile on my face,” Daniel said. “If I can do it, anybody But among the most significant mo- can do it.” ments in Daniel’s life is when, after years of hiding from a local Breaking For his tenacity and humor in the Ground street outreach team, he real- face of hardship, Daniel is more than ized “they were offering me a second deserving of the title of 2019 Tenant of chance.” With their assistance, Daniel the Year. moved off the street and into 1191 Boston Road in 2016. The Tim O’Hanlon Unsung Hero of the Year Linda Glassman Services for the UnderServed (S:US) congratulates inda Glassman tireless leader, fully committed to the Bronx Pro Group, Lis the epitome idea that supportive housing is funda- of an unsung hero: mental to helping people experiencing an amazing partner a visionary, often homelessness get on a path to stability behind the scenes, and independence.” in developing communities in the fight to end homelessness for Before entering government work, we care about. New York’s most Linda was a trailblazer in the nonprofit vulnerable for over world, taking on the cause of some of 40 years. the most vulnerable populations across the state. She served as Executive Direc- For the last 11 years, Linda has led the tor of the AIDS Council of Northeast- field through her role at the New York ern New York and, after that, as the first State Office of Temporary and Disabili- Executive Director of the Albany-based ty Assistance (OTDA). She is currently CARES, Inc. for 15 years. Deputy Commissioner for Housing, Refugee Services, and Disability “Linda is a driving force for helping Determinations, overseeing the hugely persons experiencing homelessness important Homeless Housing and and unstable housing across New York Assistance Program (HHAP), which State,” said Perry Junjulas, Executive has helped fund over 16,000 units of Director of the Albany Damien Center. supportive housing. “Her support of grassroots organiza- tions such as ours since the start of the Some of the state’s most critical sup- epidemic continues to change lives to portive housing programs have Linda’s this very day.” tenacity and strategic mind to thank for survival, including the NYS Support- Linda played a key role in the statewide ive Housing Program (NYSSHP), for implementation of Continuum of Care which she played a key role securing programs beginning in 1994. She was funding over the last several years. In an indispensable part of building New 2011, she and her staff masterminded York’s first-ever Interagency Council on We applaud Daniel Broome, the restructuring of OTDA’s supportive Homelessness and in 2008 was entrust- housing service programs, merging the ed with creating her agency’s Center for Tenant of the Year. former Supportive Housing for Families Specialized Services, which at the time and Young Adults program with the included its entire homeless housing You are an inspiration to us all! former SRO program. and prevention portfolio. “All of us at OTDA are excited that For a career of championing the most Linda is receiving this honor and difficult causes and seeing them through grateful to her for her countless amazing to success, the Network is proud to accomplishments over the years of name Linda Glassman The Tim O’Han- service to New York State,” said NYS lon Unsung Hero of the Year. OTDA Commissioner Mike Hein. “She is a thoughtful, compassionate, and

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Brenda Rosen (Chair) Martin Dunn Kevin O’Connor President & CEO, President, Executive Director, Breaking Ground Dunn Development Corporation Joseph’s House and Shelter Fred Shack (Vice Chair) Mark Fuller Joanne Oplustil UNIQUE PEOPLE SERVICES, INC. CEO, President, President & CEO, Urban Pathways, Inc. DePaul CAMBA Ralph Fasano (Treasurer) Tony Hannigan Richard Roberts Congratulates Executive Director, President & CEO, Principal, Concern for Independent Living Center for Urban Community Services Managing Director, Acquisitions, Red Stone Equity Partners, LLC The Supportive Housing Network of NY David Walsh (Secretary) Kevin Hoffman Northeast Division Manager, Vice President, Brian Segel Community Development Banking Richman Housing Resources LLC Senior Vice President, JP Morgan Chase Forsyth Street Judith Kende In celebrating Supportive Housing Community's Oliver Chase Vice President & Rev. Terry Troia Partner, New York Market Leader, President & CEO, Greatest Achievements and Most Ambitious Advocates Hirschen Singer & Epstein, LLP Enterprise Community Partners Project Hospitality, Inc. Donna Colonna Tori Lyon Deborah VanAmerongen CEO, CEO, Strategic Policy Advisor, Government Sector Partner Services for the UnderServed, Inc. Jericho Project Nixon Peabody, LLP Susan Moro Stephen Levin Carole Coppens Executive Director, Senior Vice President, New York City Council Member, District 33 YWCA of Binghamton/Broome Tax Credit Equity County Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Tim O'Hanlon Unsung Hero Linda Glassman Network Staff Deputy Commissioner, NYS Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance Laura Mascuch Nina M. Chung Tierra Labrada Partnership of the Year Executive Director Communications Associate Policy Analyst Joelle Ballam-Schwan Lauren Jefferson Stephen Piasecki Bronx Pro Group & Services for the UnderServed Event and Member Services Administrative Assistant Upstate Coordinator Coordinator Kimberly Labeach Rebecca Sauer Congratulations to all Supportive Housing Tenants of the year Maclain Berhaupt Director of Finance and Director of Policy and Planning State Advocacy Director Administration Cynthia Stuart Chief Operating Officer

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