annual report 2012

Growing through service... a community of compassion REPORT CONTENTS Letter from the President... 1 Victory Programs Community Map... 2 Giving Time, Giving Hope... 4 Women's Hope Moves to Shattuck Hospital... 6 Victory Programs Celebrates an Incredible Year... 8 Our mission Demographics... 10 Victory Programs opens doors to recovery, Finances... 11 hope and community to individuals and families facing Sources of Support... 12-21 homelessness, addiction or other chronic illnesses.

Our dedication Victory Programs proudly dedicates our 2012 Annual Report to:

Mayor Thomas M. Menino, for his vision and dedication to using underutilized city land for urban farming by launching the City of ’s progressive and bold Urban Agriculture Project. The Urban Agriculture Project has created a dynamic new frontier for urban farmers and growers in Boston to ensure access to new sources of fresh and healthy foods for our city’s residents. Because of Mayor Menino’s staunch commitment to affordable and healthy food, Boston’s Urban Agriculture Project opened the door this year for Victory Programs’ ReVision Urban Farm to transform a once vacant, abandoned lot on Dorchester’s Tucker Street into an abundant harvest.

And…

John Auerbach, Commissioner, teacher, friend, and hero, for his years of outstanding leadership, vision and caring for the health and wellness of all citizens of the Commonwealth, especially the neediest residents, members, tenants and clients of Victory Programs. With his multitude of health initiatives, John Auerbach transformed countless lives, impacted generations and, most of all, made dreams of victory and new hope come true.

Photography by Greig Cranna Design by Flatfive Design, www.flat5design.com dear friends of victory programs

September 8, 1975—my first day as a college freshman at Boston College. I signed up through a new service program to volunteer in a newly opened Boston halfway house for alcoholics. The residents were primarily Vietnam vets living with undiagnosed PTSD and those diagnosed with a mental illness, abandoned through the failure of deinstitutionalization. They were outcasts without a community; they were frail, chronically homeless drinkers every system had labeled as hopeless and helpless. And I was the clean-cut idealist 18-year-old volunteer who was going to change all that. I was very sure. I entered the shabby inner-city brick row house with the glossy tomato red front door. The pool table in the living room; the permanent cigarette smoke haze; old mismatched sofas; weak coffee in chipped mugs; and a motley crew of 20 residents—lost warriors and abandoned renegades lugging around their entire lives in a single duffle bag. I remember thinking: I only signed up to help these guys for one semester. I can do anything for three months. Thirty-eight years, 20 new programs, and 50,000 individuals later, I’m still working on finishing that semester. My start as a young college volunteer in the most unlikely place in the “real world” gave more than just meaning and experience. Like many volunteers can attest, the experience gave a new awareness, a passion. I learned that hope should never be taken for granted. Carol Pettit said, “Volunteers don’t just do the work, they make it work.” The volunteers who come to Victory Programs have always made hope work. They paint our homes; they build outdoor patios for our clients; they erect playgrounds for the children in our homeless shelters; they tutor and teach; and listen and care. Boston College PULSE Program students continue, as I did, to volunteer their semester at our programs as tutors and friends; social work interns and expressive therapists come from Simmons, Lesley and Boston University to provide support and counseling to our clients; “PALS” from Horizons for Homeless Children spend time with our infants and toddlers. Each year, we welcome more than 600 volunteers on our ReVision Urban Farm, who help bring nutritious food to the hungry in our urban communities. Each year, 1,200 volunteers walk through the doors of the Boston Living Center to serve meals to our members and teach art and computer classes. For nearly 40 years, volunteers at Victory Programs have been providing a deep and profound support to our staff, residents, clients, and members. They continue to make our agency work, come alive and thrive. Once upon a time, a young college guy took the chance to volunteer at Victory Programs. It’s amazing how much difference the presence of one volunteer can make. The presence of hope is real. It can happen with any volunteer. Even if just for a semester.

Jonathan D. Scott, President & CEO Elizabeth Dugan, Chair of the Board

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17 Welcoming Larry Kessler In January 2013, Victory Programs was deeply proud to announce the hiring of legendary AIDS activist Larry Kessler as the new Director of the Boston Living Center. Best known for founding AIDS Action Committee of , Larry’s 30-year history of advocacy for people with AIDS, community organizing and building empowering volunteer resources brings unparalleled experience to Victory Programs, the Center and its members. “Larry Kessler is one of the most influential and inspiring leaders of our time,” says Victory Programs’ President & CEO Jonathan Scott. “As a charismatic community organizer and advocate, his mission for HIV prevention changed the lives and attitudes of generations. His persistent call for AIDS action brought him to the White House and the State House. However, even as a national spokesperson, he was committed to empowering the individual at home struggling with HIV disease. Larry’s new role at the BLC has been widely well received with deep pride and much excitement for the Center's future."

victory programs 3 giving time, giving hope

During the 2012 fiscal year, Victory Programs welcomed more than 1,000 volunteers into our 17 programs across Boston and Cambridge, and we’d like to see even more in 2013! Our volunteers are the most important bridge between the community and our programs. We are always looking for people to spend time with us at our program sites and learn more about what it means to open the doors to hope, health and housing. Below are some of the incredible volunteer opportunities for individuals and corporate groups that you or your business could become involved in this year. Not seeing something that suits you? Contact us at 617-541-0222 to find out about even more opportunities!

Serve meals, offer professional services or help at special events The Boston Living Center, New England’s largest community resource center for people living with HIV/AIDS, has many exciting volunteer opportunities available for individuals and corporate groups. Come serve lunch or dinner as part of the meals program, teach a computer course, art class, or offer holistic services, become a TIPS server and help raise money at our annual Celebration of Life Thanksgiving Dinner, and more! If you’d like to learn more about the vast array of opportunities at the BLC, call 617-236-1012 or visit www.vpi.org.

Plant, harvest and prepare CSAs Want to get your hands dirty and connect with nature? Join our ReVision Urban Farm staff and spend the day preparing, planting or harvesting our farm sites on Fabyan and Tucker Streets in Dorchester. During our peak season, from June-October, we also need help packing our Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) shares to be distributed to families across the city. With our brand new year-round greenhouse, there are volunteer opportunities on the Farm during any month! Individual and corporate groups are welcome to join us on the Farm! To find out more, call the Farm at 617-822-FARM or visit www.vpi.org.

Spend an afternoon with kids ReVision Family Home in Dorchester and Portis Family Home in Jamaica Plain are always looking for volunteers to come play with the children of our clients in residence. Both homes have wonderful playrooms with toys and books to keep everyone busy. You can also look into volunteering with our partner organization, Horizons for Homeless Children, who sends volunteers to these programs regularly. Any person volunteering at our programs with children must complete a CORI background check. To learn more, call 617-541-0222.

4 annual report 2012 Volunteering by the Numbers

Volunteers donated 15 Boston-area 37 college 1,121 hours businesses and students from 8 of their time playing 29 community colleges and universities in with the children of our volunteered Massachusetts volunteered clients at ReVision and groups and interned with us Portis Family homes at the Boston Living Center

162 children of our clients received Christmas gifts through the generosity of toy drives by 8 local organizations

250 volunteers served 500 lbs of turkey at Celebration of Life 40,000 Thanksgiving Dinner meals were served at the Boston Living Center 5,000 lbs of vegetables were harvested at ReVision Urban Farm with the help of 600 volunteers workingvictory 1,569 programs hours 7 women’s hope moves to shattuck hospital

On October 17, 2012, Victory Programs’ Women’s Hope moved from its location on Chamblet Street in Dorchester to the Lemuel Shattuck Hospital in Jamaica Plain, making it the second Victory Programs site at the hospital. Women’s Hope is now located directly across the hall from our Living and Recovering Community (LARC) program, in the wing formerly housing the Kitty Dukakis Treatment Center. Women’s Hope, an intensive, short-term recovery program for women struggling with drug and/or alcohol abuse, provides one of Victory Programs’ highest levels of care to clients. The women in the program are usually just coming out of detox programs and making their first steps in their recovery. In the program the clients are learning to live without the substances they have been dependent on prior to their detox and coming to terms with the underlying reasons and causes for their substance use. The benefits of the move are multi-faceted. In addition to providing clients with easier access to medical appointments, urgent care and other clinical services, the wing also provides more space, which will allow us to expand the number of women we serve by 40 percent. Additionally, the proximity of Women’s Hope to the LARC program will enhance the sharing of direct care staff resources between the programs.

Making a Hospital a Home In an effort to provide the Women’s Hope clients with an environment that feels more like home than a hospital wing, Victory Programs has once again teamed up with The Art Connection, a not-for-profit organization that places original artwork into service organizations around Massachusetts. To select artwork for Women’s Hope, and the Living and Recovering Community (LARC) program across the hall, staff and clients from Victory Programs viewed a slideshow of over 300 pieces of art. The process of narrowing the field from 300 to 23 was both fun and challenging, requiring the group to work together to select the pieces that would best fit the program sites. The selection process also allowed clients and staff to interact and connect on another level, proving how therapeutic and subjective art can really be. Victory Programs and The Art Connection have a longstanding relationship, with donated works on display at Joelyn’s Family Home, New Victories, Shepherd House, Victory Housing on Warren Street, and now Women’s Hope and LARC.

68 annualannual reportreport 20122012 victory programs 8 Victory Programs and the Lemuel Shattuck Hospital – A Mutually Beneficial Partnership The move of our Women’s Hope program to the Lemuel Shattuck Hospital in October was the continuation of a strong partnership between the two organizations. The Shattuck Hospital is operated by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health with the mission of serving patients that have difficulties with accessing comprehensive care in other health care settings. Chief Executive Officer Paul Romary, commented on the newest move: “The addition of Women’s Hope to the Shattuck community reinforces this mission, especially a long-standing commitment to providing a continuum of addiction treatment services on the campus.” In 1997, Victory Programs took over the Living and Recovering Community (LARC) at the Shattuck Hospital. This program, providing the organization’s highest level of care, assists people living with HIV/AIDS who are also struggling with drug and alcohol addiction. Many LARC clients also live in or near homelessness and it is not uncommon for clients to suffer from mental illness.

victory programs 7 An Anniversary to Celebrate March 1, 2013 marked the one year anniversary of the merger between the Boston Living Center and Victory Programs. The mutually beneficial partnership has provided the Boston Living Center with a stable financial foundation, and the addition of the BLC has given Victory Programs’ HIV positive clients a new and valuable resource. In January, Victory Programs announced the addition of legendary AIDS activist Larry Kessler as the Boston Living Center’s new Director. Larry is the founder of AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts and was the organization’s Executive Director until 2002. Larry’s addition to the staff will allow the BLC an opportunity to continue to grow and thrive and become an even more integral part of the Victory Programs community. victory programs celebrates an incredible year!

The Boston Living Center Hosts Researchers from Around the Globe On September 11, 2012, participants of the 2012 AIDS Vaccine Conference spent an evening dining at the Boston Living Center. The BLC was selected by the Center for AIDS Research to host the conference’s Faculty Dinner for 100 esteemed scientists from around the world. The researchers enjoyed a catered meal in the Center’s dining room, arriving to find a small notecard at their place setting that described the life of a Boston Living Center member. The cards helped the guests identify with an individual member of the BLC, indicating when they were diagnosed, what the Center means to them, and their hopes are for the future. “I was diagnosed four months ago, May 6, 2012,” read one card. “I was diagnosed in 1980 after a blood transfusion. My hope is to someday be able to pay for my own health insurance,” read another. “To me, the BLC means friendship, food, community, and art programs,” read a third. Dr. Bruce Walker, the Director of the Ragon Institute at Harvard University, was particularly moved by how the personal touches added to the experience. “It helped to ground the evening and remind everyone what this is all about—the people who deal with this disease,” he said. 810 annual annual report report 2012 2012 victory programs 10 Winter Farming Gets Growing in Dorchester ReVision Urban Farm is piloting a new project to grow vegetables during the winter! Now that the Farm has a new, year-round greenhouse on the flagship Fabyan Street site, we can use the winter months to grow beets, carrots, lettuce, and more. The hardest parts of growing during the wintertime are light and temperature. The greenhouse is heated to keep the temperatures well above freezing on cloudy days, at dawn, twilight, and during the nighttime. During the short, sunny days, the "greenhouse effect" allows temperatures to be as high as 80 degrees - even if it's only 30 outside! This happens because the sunlight passed through the clear plastic of the greenhouse walls turns into heat energy, and the heat remains trapped inside the well-sealed walls of the greenhouse. The greenhouse has a small array of grow-lights to mitigate the short days between November and February by rotating trays of growing greens so that they all get some time underneath the lights.

Victory Programs Has Sole Investing in ReVision Urban Farm’s Future Victory Programs is grateful to the Victory Programs is thankful for the support of Cabot Family Gotta Have Sole Foundation, who donated Charitable Trust, which gave a $25,000 grant to ReVision 27 pairs of sneakers to children living Urban Farm this summer. Pictured here are Victory Programs’ at Victory Programs’ ReVision and Portis Senior Director of Development and Communications, Family Homes. The Gotta Have Sole Marc Davino; ReVision Urban Farm Grower, Shani Fletcher; Foundation was founded in 2010 by then Cabot Family Charitable Trust Executive Director, Kathy 12-year old Nicholas Lowinger to provide McHugh; and ReVision Urban Farm Manager, Jolie Olivetti. children living in shelters across the United States with brand-new footwear. victory programs 9 demographics & populations served

For 38 years, Victory Programs has been committed to providing individuals and families of all races, cultures and sexual orientations with an equal opportunity for shelter, substance use disorder treatment, recovery and wellness. We strive to ensure that appropriate, quality care is available to all underserved populations. Adult clients served in FY2012 (unduplicated): 2305 Minors/children served in FY2012 (unduplicated): 101

Race Gender

White (Non-Hispanic) 52.7% Female 47.9% Black/African American (Non-Hispanic) 23.1% Male 51.7% Hispanic/Latino 19.5% Transgender .04% American Indian 2.0% 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Asian/Pacific Islander 1% Other 1.4% Unknown 0.3% Age at Admission

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Age 18-25 13.6% Annual Income Age 26-35 17.7% No Income 35.1% Age 36-45 25.6% $1 - $9,999 38.7% Age 46-55 31.8% $10,000 - $14,999 12.9% Age 56+ 11.4%

$15,000 - $19,999 4.8% 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 $20,000 - $29,999 3.6% $30,000 or more 2.8% Minors Unknown 2.1% Age 0-6 67%

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Age 7-18 34% 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

Our changing population... Subpopulations* The merger between the Boston Living Center and Victory Programs resulted in Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual 13.8% an increased number of males represented Mental Health Treatment History 69% in our programming. 72.3% of our clients Hepatitis C 34% in residential programs are female, HIV/AIDS 16.2% compared to 27.6% of men. However, Homeless 58.5% 76.7% of the Boston Living Center members are men, compared to 22.6% female. Substance Use Disorder 90.3% Methadone Maintenance

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*These statistics are reflective of Victory Programs’ residential programs only 10 annual report 2012 and do not include members of the Boston Living Center. finances

Statement of Financial Position Fiscal Year 2012 Revenue Current Assets 2012 $10,469,823 Cash and cash equivalents 712,636 Accounts receivable 900,717 Private Grants Federal Grants & Contracts Promises to give 46,900 & Contributions $1,732,969 (16%) $1,843,744 Inventory 30,118 Fees and Other (18%) Prepaid expenses 77,152 $101,146 (1%) Investments 407,995 Other current assets 30,360 Total current assets $ 2,205,878 State Grants & Contracts Fixed Assets $6,791,964 (65%) Property, plant and equipment 12,526,33 Less: accumulated depreciation (4,890,095) Total fixed assets $ 7,636,242

Other Assets Restricted deposits 70,706 Deferred financing costs, net 40,204 Promises to give, net of current portion 40,000 Fiscal Year 2012 Expenses Deposits 4,435 Work in progress 73,230 $10,312,400 Administration Total other assets $228,575 $1,607,696 (16%)

Total Assets $ 10,070,695 Fundraising $411,316 (4%)

Current Liabilities Accounts payable 69,975 Program Services Accrued expenses 682,375 $8,293,388 (80%) Long-term debt, current 78,378 Security deposits 4,512 Other current liabilities 30,360 Total current liabilities $ 865,600

Long Term Liabilities Long-term debt* 3,802,528 Long-term debt** 1,803,258 Victory Programs provided approximately $220,191 of free client Other long-term liabilities 38,682 care for the year ending June 30, 2012. Space limitations preclude a full audit presentation. Full audit Total long-term liabilities $ 5,644,468 statements are available upon request.

Total Liabilities $ 6,510,068 *Long-term debt held in interest-bearing mortgages that are payable. **Long-term debt held in mortgages that are not payable yet have Net Assets covenants related to use and occupancy. Unrestricted 4,742,051 Temporarily restricted 86,900 Total net assets $ 3,560,627

Total Liabilities & Net Assets $ 10,070,695

victory programs 11 sources of support Victory Programs gratefully acknowledges our supporters for our fiscal year ending June 30, 2012.

The Randolph Foundation Memorial Church at DentaQuest Ventures Cash Harvard University j Roderic R. Richardson Department of Public Contributions Dorrie Napoleone Health/BSAS j Daniel & Susan Rothenberg and Jim Fiorato j Elizabeth Dugan and $50,000 - to the sky! Joseph Smith  and Scott Popkowski New England Human Jack Moran j The Boston Foundation Services Charity Golf Vincent Mulford Patsy Howard and Franklin Square House Foundation Northeast Invitational John Howard Foundation Tournament The Wilson Foundation Fiduciary Trust Company j The Larson Family Jim Pettinelli and Christian B. Flynn Foundation Winegardner Charities Thomas Keegan David M. Frieze and Robert Lloyd Corkin j Jonathan D. Scott and Donna Frieze Charitable Foundation $5,000-$9,999 Dr. Michael McGuill James P. Furlong ALG Family Foundation Stop & Shop Supermarket $25,000-$49,000 Anonymous New England Division Marnie and Seth Gale Give With Liberty j Ronald M. Ansin and The Baupost Group j Thomas and Jane Talamini James Stork BJ’s Charitable Foundation j TJX Foundation Robert & Linda Glassman Cabot Family Charitable Boston Public Health Thomas White and Patricia Scott Gortikov & Ross Ozer Trust Commission Troy Hachette Book Group USA Cedar Tree Foundation Connemara Fund Dr. Priscilla Harrell Children’s Investment Fund $1,000-$2,499 Paul and Patricia Daoust j Caroline R. Helmuth Eastern Bank Charitable 5 Star Travel Services j Polly and Stephen Friess William H. and Jodi Hess Foundation The Bank of New York j Anne Gilchrist-Hall j Prentiss and Polly Higgins The Grace Jones Mellon Anne L. Peretz j Patsy and John Howard Richardson Trust Larry Basile Gisela B. Hogan Charitable The Reebok Foundation Maguire Mechanical Beth Israel Deaconess Services Foundation Sovereign Bank Medical Center Maureen & Craig Malcolm Marnie Munger j Walgreens Community Boston Medical Center j Pharmacy j Rosemary D. Maslow United Way of Mass. Bay Boston Private Bank & Merrimack Valley and Trust Company Mentor Charitable Fund Walmart Foundation $2,500-$4,999 j Kathryn Brooks MGH Institute of Health j Sara J. Andrews Professions  j Katie and Paul Buttenwieser $10,000-$24,999 and Neil Bradley Barry P. Perkins j Lori D. Campana American Book Company j Anonymous j Pioneer Investments Carlisle Tax Credit Advisors Citizens Bank Charitable j Dennis J. Balog and j Michael S. and Foundation Robert J. DeMers Fay M. Chandler Kimberly A. Pradko Steven D. Corkin and Breckinridge Capital Barbara Cherubini Sandy Jackson-Pugsley Dan Maddalena Advisors Coldwell Banker Residential and Richard Pugsley The Doe Family Foundation Alexis Breiteneicher Brokerage Cares Royal Commonwealth Guaranteed Rate Burns & Levinson LLP j Combined Jewish Society Inc. Philanthropies Esmond V. Harmsworth Jonathan Crutchley j The Samuels Family Fund Community Gifts Through Liberty Mutual Foundation, Estate of Edwina A. Harvard Paul J. and Lois Scobie Inc. Hughes Marc J. Davino Peter and Cynthia Scott The M.A.C. AIDS Fund j Fenway Health State Street Foundation - j Robert P. DeVecchi New Balance Foundation j Andie Finard Matching Gift Program Decker Communications Paul and Edith Babson Greater Boston Real Estate Bradford Swing and Foundation Board Foundation Delta Dental Tim Harbold

12 annual report 2012 Trippe Fund Jessica C. Straus and John Huitema Association for Behavioral David M. Berson Healthcare Verizon Foundation j Paul W. Ingraham Temple Israel and Jean D. Ingraham John Auerbach and Corby Kummer $500-$999 Unex Groups Global j  Rudy Kikel & Sterling Giles Jana and Fisk Bacon Solutions Mark Landin j David & Alexandra Austin David Bancroft and United Way of Pioneer James Liebau Kevin D. Batt Valley John Nickulas Benjamin E. Mann Frederic Berman Bay State Federal Savings Donald E. Vaughan Beth Bernstein and Lee S. Ridgway Rev. Judith G. Mannheim Charitable Foundation Emily and Rhaul Bhargava Donna and William Vello j Kelly and Matt McGuill Boston Capital Foundation Ellen A. Blackburn Frederick J. White, JR., Thomas and Leah McGuill Boston Trust & Investment Donna Boch Management Company D.M.D. Michael E. McHugh Paul Boos Bristol-Myers Squibb Michael & Amy Whitmore Hamilton Mixon & Aandy Ly Boston Express Delivery Eileen Brooks The Winchester Unitarian j Cynthia L. Monroe Society Keith Bynum Kimberly W. Moy and Boston Gay Douglas M. Fambrough League j Larry & Christine Carsman $250-$499 Daniel A. Mullin Boston Ironsides Rugby j Mary & Scott Carson Football Club Dara Alperen-Cipollone Carolyn Orfanella j Harry R. Collings and and Carlo Cipollone Hockey Daniel Moon and Brad Solomon Lisa Arnold Boston Strikers Soccer Club Dana Farber Cancer O’Connor Awards Unlimited Institute Kenneth J. Arruda Tom O’Toole Dane Bremer Douglas M. Brooks Ecologic Entomology LLC ASAP Fire & Safety j Joan Parker Corporation Pam Feingold Paulist Center Cafeteria Plan Advisors, Inc. Bank of America Matching Carrole Caillet & Ernest Erie j Judith and John Felton Gifts Program Pro-Care Lisa Fitzgerald Teresa L. Reyes and j Ronald J. Callahan and Jennifer Bauer Patricia A. Callahan Paul J. Flannery Martin Monas j Alan and Mary Becker Castle B. Campbell Jon Goode and Leah Robins & Leif Larsen Erica and Brian Birke Capital Lease Group Cary Raymond j Steven I. Rosenblum Aimee Boutin and Robert & Elizabeth Capstick Cynthia Graham Nathaniel Johnson Lisa M. Rowland Cynthia Carleo John Haas James Bracciale and Daniel M. Schutt and Stephanie and Harry Hunt Richard M. Kestler, Jr. Christian Flynn Robert A. Carleo j Wendy & Stephen Shalen Robert M. Caro KaBOOM! j Paul J. Carey & Barry Pike  John T. Shields Edith Cary Larry Kessler j Mary Carey j David Siegenthaler Daniel Chak j Christopher Lawrence j Charles and Priscilla Clark and Philip B. White Christine Claypoole Kurt H. Sperling and Marie Clairville Garvin Burke Brian Link Commonwealth of Donna M. Clark and Maloney Properties, Inc. Massachusetts Employees Gretchen Fox Stein Daniel F. Hullah and Jay Stein j Miriam N. Mandell Charitable Campaign Thomas L. Cloward and Elizabeth Sherman Swing Meghan L. O’Connor MassDevelopment Lee Coppola Cary Corkin & Nancy Griffin Peter Tenggren and Eugenie H. Coakley Mt. Washington Warren Mitchell Charitable Foundation Maria Cranna Claire and Susan TRUiST Compernolle Paul Mulvey Karen Crounse Rich Van Loan Contemporaries, Inc. Network Health j Margaret R. Dellenbaugh j Rhonda F. Waters Carole Cornelison Joanne C. Peckarsky Lee W. Ellenberg Wells & Fox j Amandio Correia and Lorel Ramirez j Robert J. Fernandez Richard Wright Tom Harvey j Phyll Dondis Ribakoff Antoinette Fiorato David Curado Wilson & Elizabeth Andrew Fullem Rickerson $100-$249 William V. Curtis Brian Geer and Advanced Detail Cleaning Liz Cutler Gerald L. Robbins Kevin Harrington Service Richard Daunais Frances and Hugh Rogovin GraphicSmith Printing j AIDS Action Committee Richard Sawin, Jr. & Mailing j David and Mary Dearborn Catherine Allen and Greg Wilson Dorene Harbold Caro Dellenbaugh j Krista and Steven Alperin Paul R. Schofield James D. Higgins Lilibeth Denham and Ameriprise Financial Kristin Dardano Tom K. & Margaret R. Scott Kay and Phil Hodge Employee Matching j Michael J. DiCaprio South End Community Hospira Employee Giving Gift Program Health Center Cecile Durham Campaign Alexandra L. Ash j Lucy D. Steere victory programs 13 David Ebert and Louise L. Kittredge Mary Richardson and Renee Winter Michael Thivierge Roy G. & Mary Ann Koerner Stan Leven Elizabeth Wood Theodora and Ray Ellis Douglas Kofoid Allison Rimm Dr. Alexander and j Marjorie Farley and Daniel J. and RI Realty Trust, Inc. Sarah Wait Zaranek Michael Farley, in memory Kirsten M. Kossmann Nancy Rizzo of Paige Farley j Bill R. Kueffner j Craig Robbins $50-$99 Bill Farmer Andrea Laing Frances and Ralph Roberto Aaqila Abdul-nur j Lucille and Paul Farrington David A. Lampariello Guy Ronen & Michael Appell Karen Akukwe The First Parish of Westwood United Church LANES j Linda M. Rowley Karen Alfano William & Mary Kay Flowers j Michaeline LaRoche and Shirley A. Royster j James Aurelio Robert Ouellette Margot Friedman j John and Thora Russell Patrick Bataille j Laura and William Lebow Barney Galinsky Carlton T. Russell j Doreen M. Biebusch j Nancy and Jim Lilly Gavin Foundation Edward J. Schreiber j John G. Brooks and Ken Lima and Mark Sacco Mary Brooks j Judy Fugate and Christopher Sheehan Medhi Bahiri Tom Mahoney Peter and Margaret Sherin Joe Carleo & Brian Carlson Musie Ghebremichael Robert D. Mancuso Jonathan L. and Karla and John Carleo Anne T. Gibbons Noreen and David Manzo Amy B. Sherwood Jim Carney Matthew and Chad Girard Chris Marrion Shred-it Joseph Cascio Michael A. Glover j Dan Mathieu & Tom Potter Daniel Slyman Judy Cole Mark P. Gonthier j Carol A. Matyka j Robert K. Smith Ronald and Joan Collins Normand & Shirley Gonthier Linda Mazak Salwa and Robert Smith Michael Conway j Paul S. Goodof Dr. Jean McGuire and Spectrum Health Systems, Janice Corkin-Rudolf Barbara Herbert Inc. and John B. Emery Alan Goostray Sam Merrill & Sydney Ives Joseph Spinale John Costello Ann M. Grady Alison I. Merrill Squillace & Associates P.C. Jolyon Cowan j William S. Grainge Millennium Pharmaceuticals State Street Barbers Kathy Crehan j Robert Greenwald Matching Gift Program and Kurt Einstein Stephen A. Cabral Body DeMane Davis j Mrs. Peter M. Moffitt Transformations Sherry Grossman and Jocelyn De Piolenc Allen Spivack j Patricia and Kathy Moran Anne H. Stevens and Barry J. DeCosta Chris Stowe Dean Hara Richard A. Moredock Suburban Supply Inc. Faith M. Derderian Christopher D. Hartley j William Mrachek and Mary Dill and Micah Buis Sara Feld Pam S. Swing and Martin P. Plotkin Jeffrey Douhette Elizabeth Hastie Amanda Muller and Michael McGee John T. Swing L. William Edelman Edward Hennessy and Harriet Fishman Enid H. Munroe Katherine Taylor Mark J. Feeley Mauricio Hernandez Suzanne & James Nadeau William Taylor Dr. Barbara Ferrer Matthew Hibbert Neighborhood Health Plan Joseph A. Tocio Brianne R. Fitzgerald Gary R. Hill Jim O’Connell Rob Treanor & Ramon Rivera John Flanagan, Jr. Donna Flax j Jonna Hopwood Arden O’Connor The United Parish in and Gary Goldman John O’Hara Brookline F.M. Generator, Inc. Jack Hornor Brad Pallas & Cara Kosaka Marisa Vella Thornton Richard & Kathryn Folsom Adam and Diane Isaacson Palsa + Palsa, LLC. Wade Horowitz, LLC. Jack Forbush Heyward James and Kristi and Laurence Perkins Reverend Carol Heather Friedman Walsh-Bolstad Randall Albright Antoinette & Guido Pettinelli Dawn & James Fukuda j Elizabeth & Douglas Johnson Harriet I. Warner  Kate Phelps j Elizabeth Gaynor j Deborah S. Judd Ann Webster Shepherd, The Picture Store PhD Jennifer George Juniper j J.D. Pinney and j Bruce S. Weisberg and Susan and Bruce Gold Louise L. Keim & Tom Keim Barbara Robinson Serge A. Genesse Paul Goulet j Colleen E. Kelly Danielle Pires  Lynn Weissberg and j Barbara and Bob Haines Shirley D. Kennedy Marjorie Posner Robert Bensetler Caroline Haines j Dede M. Ketover and Elda and Mark C. Prudden Dr. Susan V. Westmoreland Janice Harbold and Nancy A. Carlucci j  Janice Quiram and Bruce Whitmore Robert Hammernik Kevin P. Martin & Jim Kilmurray David Wholey Karyn J. Harbold Associates, P.C. John Ranco Susan Williams and and Dean F. Pinter Christine and Stephen Kurt Reynolds David Williams Kelly A. Harney Kingsbury

14 annual report 2012 Sara W. Hartman Hanni F. Sherman and Massachusetts Department Bunker Hill Florist Sheilah M. Hoelscher Richard Sherman of Public Health: Chipotle Mexican Grill Office of HIV/AIDS Christopher M. Horan Joanne and Paul Simpson Club Cafe Sonja Tahsin Bureau of Substance j Ed Hudner & Glenn Cunha Abuse Services Fiduciary Trust Company Beverly A. Tarsook Fred and Roberta Huffman MassDevelopment Flour Bakery and Cafe Jennifer and John Teton Intuit Foundation MassHousing: Gap Market Place Center Matching Program Anahit Tokatlyan Center for Community GraphicSmith Printing & Zita C. Jackson J. Lisa Christie and Recovery Innovation Mailing Christopher Trimble j John Hancock - Massachusetts Ilex Flowers Matching Gifts Program Diolinda Vaz Rehabilitation Commission: KPMG Elizabeth J. Johnson Ann P. Walsh Statewide Head Injury Program (SHIP) Lemuel Shattuck Hospital JRI Health Anne Whitmore Hansen The Liberty Hotel and David K. Hansen Metropolitan Boston Zoe Kelly Housing Partnership Liberty Mutual Foundation, Patricia Williams Patricia A. Kendall St. Francis House: Inc. Donald Yasi and Rob Kendall Moving Ahead Program Lotus Designs Liza P. Kitchell and (MAP) Madison Floral Ramkumar M. Kelath Max Brenner Todd & Lorna Lampert Sources of Metro Boston Housing Tim Leahy Contract and In-kind Partnership Priscilla Lee Third Party Contributions Metropolis Sharon Lim-Hing Support $100,000 - to the sky! Leo Louden Charitable Foundation Beacon Health Strategies Greater Boston Food Bank Elizabeth Malloy New Leaf Flores Boston Bounty Bucks Elizabeth Marran Old Navy Boston Housing Authority $10,000 - $99,999 Alys McAlpine Panera Bread Boston Medical Center: BJ’s Wholesale Club Sovereign Bank Deborah and HealthNet Plan Community Servings Abagael McCauley St. Josephs Parish Rectory Boston Public Health Self Esteem Boston Laster B. & Janet A. Meads Commission: Todd English Enterprises Jessica Meller Ryan White CARE Act $5,000 -$9,999 The W New York Mary Moriarty Title I City Mission Society of Wellington Management j Lucy Morris Cambridge Housing Boston Wolf & Company, P.C. Authority Barbara F. Padgett-Mulcahy Horizons for Homeless and Andrew Mulcahy Child Care Choices of Children Boston (ABCD) The Narrow Gate Xaverian Brothers High Victory Programs would Architecture City of Boston Department School like to thank the following of Neighborhood individuals and organizations j Kevin T. Ng Development: $1,000-$4,999 who have interned or Stephen O'Keefe Housing Opportunities volunteered in our programs AquaLine Teresa M. Patten for People with AIDS or administrative offices (HOPWA) Big Apple Circus between July 2011 and Lisa Pearson June 2012 and who give so McKinney Homeless Christ Episcopal Church Michelle Perreault freely of their time & energy. Assistance Act Christmas in the City Delia Peters US Department of Housing Coldwell Banker Residential Alere, Inc. Sarah Petkiewicz and Urban Development Brokerage Cares Anonymous (HUD) Samuel and Silvia Interior Resources Appalachia Volunteers Petuchowski City of Lowell: JetBlue Airways j Theodore W. Pietras Housing Opportunities for People with AIDS Operation Project ELF Jana and Fisk Bacon Chris Plugis (HOPWA) Ropes & Gray Brenda Bagshaw Anabela Quelha Community Economic Toys for Tots Laura Banu Mary Ellen & Jeffrey Quin Development Assistance Corporation (CEDAC) Beantown Terriers Softball Suzanne Renna $999 and lower Team Elizabeth Rouhart Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston Action for Boston Best Buy Michaeland Tara Rousseau Community Development The Food Project Julie Biegner j Deborah S. Ruhe ALLCARE Pharmacy Massachusetts Behavioral Mary Ellen Bodio Kent H. Saleska and Health Partnership American Designs Boston Cares Heidi J. Saleska Massachusetts Department AmSan New England Boston College First Year j Dorothy Schaeffer of Housing and Community Aquitaine Boston Experience Development victory programs 15 Boston College PULSE Joe Hamilton Stanford Brown College Bryan Innocenti Program Harvard University – State Street Steve Jacobs Boston College Urban Kennedy and Medical State Street Retirees Jessica Johnson Immersion Program Schools Taylor Stiegler Paula Lagambina Boston Gay Basketball Hearts & Noses Hospital League Clown Troupe Jessica C. Straus and David Mary Ledin M. Berson Boston Globe Horizons for Homeless Rob Levinson Children ’s Sex & Greg McCarthy Boston Nature Center Society Class Jane and Monte Haymon Mary McComish Boston University’s Alpha Suffolk University’s Phi Omega Hopple Popple S.O.U.L.S. Center for Anna McLean Boston University First Allen Howell Community Engagement Lisa Moses Year Student Outreach Austin Hughes TD Wealth Julia Elizabeth Murphy Program Miller Isaacson Triangle, Inc. Colin Ogilvie Boston University’s School of Management Honors Patricia Kelly University of Maryland Carolyn Orfanella Program Kids Are People School Vanderbilt University Chris Plugis Boston University’s Sigma Daniel Kim Donald E. Vaughan Charles Rasmussen Alpha Mu Denise Lafontaine and Lee S. Ridgway Camilo Restrepo Boston Young Healthcare Ashley Lazonick Vietnamese Student Margaret Retsch Professionals Boston Association Liberty Mutual Craig Robbins Boys and Girls Club of Walmart Foundation Lisa Lineham Jean Marie Sacco Boston Ann P. Walsh MAC Cosmetics Aaron Seese Boys & Girls Club Wellesley Middle School Charlestown Rachel Massey and Siddhartha Sharma Donna Wells Breckinridge Capital Daniel Hawkins Cheryl Spence Advisors David Whitman Ryan McGuill Stuart Taylor Brigham and Women’s Kathryn McKennon Deena Williams Hospital Jonathan Towslee Tom McLaughlin YWCA Heather Brown Alisa Wolf MD Everywhere Jian Zheng Lauren Brownell Nancy Yang MeetUp Boston Volunteer Bunker Hill Community Group College’s Office of j denotes Keystone Partner. Community Engagement Victory Programs would Keystone Partners have made a like to give a special Bunker Hill Community Jennifer Minoque contribution to Victory Programs College’s Shocwaves Michaela Murray thanks to the following for ten years or more. individuals who were Center for Student Northeastern University Missions Global MED all-star fundraisers for These lists represent the TIPS (Thanksgiving Is contributions received by Children’s Hospital Jana Oberhau People Serving) Program. Victory Programs from Lyan Chung Maeve O’Connor Because of you, we were July 1, 2011, through Cornell University Old South Church able to raise over $35,000 June 30, 2012. Every effort Katie Oskar for Victory Programs’ has been made to ensure Boston Living Center. the accuracy of this list. Denise Darmetko Alma Petrovic We apologize for any errors Margaret Duval Kenneth R. Pratt Molly Amero or omissions and ask that Neil Eisenberg Prospect Hill Academy Philip Bernstein you contact our development department with any Ragon Institute Thomas Brennan ’s Alpha corrections: (617) 541-0222 Epsilon Phi Jose Rios Eileen Brooks or [email protected]. Ernst and Young Sharon Robertson Carrole Caillet Fidelity Sarah Roman Sara Chang First Friends Church Showa Boston Alyssa Clark Middle School Mindy Simmons Marc Davino FLAG Flag Football Simmons College Stephen Duffy Angeline Florestal Alexandra Simpson Robin Fabiano The Food Project Single Volunteers Boston Sean Garcia David Fox Joseph Smith and Scott Barbara Hamm John Gallagher Popkowski and family Meghan Hart Mallory Gollick Sodexho Pride Shauna Helton Gould Farm Sportsmen’s Tennis & Erin Howell Staci Hale Enrichment Center

16 annual report 2012 sources of support The Boston Living Center gratefully acknowledges our supporters for our fiscal year ending June 30, 2012.

Cash State Street Corporation Boston Medical Center The Party Specialist Contributions Whole Foods Market Infectious Diseases Shawn Perreault Wilmington Trust Robert Quigley Jr. $25,000 - to the sky! Retirement and Alexis Breiteneicher Gerald Robbins Institutional Services Stephen Goldberger, in Dane Bremer Michael Robinson memory of Randy Goldberger $2,500-$4,999 Kevin and Amy Brennan Paul Sanseverino, Burns and Levinson LLP Holiday Cabaret $15,000-$24,999 Blackrock Financial Management Cambridge Trust Company Saul Ewing LLP Anonymous Ryan Brady Joseph Caputo Paul Scobie BNY Mellon Marc J. Davino Steven Connolly Scott and Donna Semel State Street Foundation Mark Douglass Delta Dental J. Christopher Sheehan $10,000-$14,999 Andie Finard Michele Devereaux Tread and Mark Strickland Ernesto Falcon Larry Basile Forest Foundation Tufts University School Deborah & Ronald Fellman of Medicine Hemenway and Barnes Kelly Gaule and Julie Clark Christopher Gavin Fellman Law Group, P.C. The United Parish of Jonathan Crutchley Auburndale Harvard University Fenway Health The M.A.C. AIDS Fund Yale Appliance and Lighting Helen Schmidt Hardman Fidelity Investments $5,000-$9,999 Charitable Trust Harriet Finkelstein $500-$999 The Agnes M. Lindsay Trust ING Richard Floreani and Affiliated Managers Group Sara Andrews Jonas Fields, Thomas O’Toole Charles Hannagan and Joseph Barri & Randy Farrar BioScrip Pharmacy Gretchen Fox and Jay Stein David Walters Charitable Frederick E. Weber Bay State Federal Savings Broadway Cares/Equity Foundation Charitable Foundation Fights AIDS Charities Corporation John Latella The Boston Sisters Convent Christine & Larry Carsman Jeffrey Gates Rob Levinson Julie-Hume Gordon Boston Trust and Investment Eastern Bank Charitable Monday Night Bowling Management Company Foundation Cathy and Alan Greene League Bristol-Myers Squibb Guardian Healthcare Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund National Philanthropic Trust Company Shauna Helton Gilead Sciences Mickey Nguyen Carrole Caillett & Ernest Erie Henderson Foundation Give With Liberty Perls Foundation Cambridge Public Health Ira Herman Daniel Kelly Craig Robbins Commission Michael Hurley Sharon Lowe Macy’s State Street Matching Gift Roseanne Clark Corporate Giving Program Ian Johnson Dr. Inge Corless Robert and Nyna Malley TD Bank, N.A. Sean Knight & Juan Ramirez Philip Dearborn Robert Mancuso Donald Vaughan and James Long Jason DeMello Carolyn Orfanella Lee Ridgway Sohini Mahapatra Kenneth Ellenberger Pioneer Investments H McCarty $1,000-$2,499 The Episcopal Diocese of Charles and Emily Russo Mark McGrath Massachusetts 5 Star Travel Services Schoenstadt Family Memorial Church at Mildred Espada Abbott Laboratories Foundation Harvard University Michael Fay and Schwab Charitable Fund Laura Baldini Warren Mitchell and Raymond Delano Jonathan Scott and Beth Israel Deaconess Peter Tenggren Russell Friedman Dr. Michael McGuill Medical Center Mt. Washington Bank Michael and Linda Frieze Joseph Smith and Boston Medical Center Old South Church Scott Popkowski Healthnet Plan Andrew Fullem victory programs 17 Dominic Gallucio Arlene Weintraub Barry Liben Anthony Becker and Gay Fathers of Greater Wells Fargo Foundation James Liebau Karen Sapio Boston Samuel & Rae Ann Mandell Paul Bernon John Haas $250-$499 Thomas Meringolo Kevin Berry Harbor Hotel Provincetown Michael Albert Edward Merritt John Bethard Dr. Ira Herman Debra Anderson Julia Elizabeth Murphy Gail Beverly Gary Hill Stuart Armstrong II Paul O’Brien Kumkum Bhasin Robin and Andrew Holtz Donald and Nancy August Evelyn Peralta Priyasma Bhoumik V. Lloyd Jameson David Bachman Matthew Perla David and Marcia Bjork Janssen Therapeutics Brian Ballard Chris Plugis Martha Blackwell JJ Bodner Insurance Agency Philip Bernstein John Powell and Michele Born John Hancock Matching Paul Betz Margaret Mack Boston Gay Basketball League Gifts Program Boston Private Bank and Julia Renalds George Johnson Trust Company Chris Rifkin Boston Ironsides RFC Geoffrey Kronik Jonathan Brett Cherie Roberts Boston Strikers Soccer Club Doug Kwon Carroll and Sons Eileen Scully Solomon and James Lauletta, Live, Love, Patricia Caya & Jodi Knox Rachel Segall Georgette Boucai Laugh 2 Jessica Coelho Kathleen Shea Thomas and John Lesaffre Harry Collings and William Shea Annemarie Boyden Matt Levin Daniel Moon Karen Siegel Neil Bradley Wendy Luke Thomas Coon Lorinda and John Simas John Brady Jr. Steven Lumb Neil and Stephen Richard Brennan Cronin-Barrus Spotless New England David Mannheim and State Street Corporation Dr. Matthew Brewer Janet Mannheim D and N Provisions Kathleen Sugrue John B. and Mary Brooks Thomas McNelley Paul and Patricia Daoust Terminix Rich Brownstein MGH Institute of Health Celeste Daye David Buckle & David Bross Professions Dennis Duffy Sagar Vaidya Dylan Bui Mintz Levin Zachary and Willis Yumi Yasutake Mitchell Gold + Bob Durant-Emmons III R. D. David Young Michael and Ilene Bunis Williams Foodie’s Urban Market Zipcar Byron Rushing Office Expense Account Museum Properties Jack Forbush Steven Cagnetta Neighborhood Health Plan Leo Gaudette $100-$249 Ronald & Patricia Callahan Partners Healthcare System Lawrence Gelb and 3 Scoops Nicholas Calos & Jay Hargis Dr. Bruce and Joyce Pastor Terry Schubach AEW Capital Management, L.P. Capital Paper Recycling Jim Pettinelli and Chuck Givonetti Thomas Keegan David Goldman and Richard Ahern Christopher Carlin Product Stewardship Jacques Abatto Dr. Rafael Altieri Robert Caro Institute Ronald Goldstein Ameriprise Financial Dr. A. Joseph Castellana Jeffrey Ranahan Lisa Goldthwaite Employee Gift Matching and Dr. James Seligman Program Joseph Realmuto Jr. Brian T. Griffin Dr. Paul Cernota Paul Anagnostos Faith Clements Robert Rivers and Bonnie Hanisch and Brian Price Robert Cochran Patricia Pergola-Rivers Harold and Nancy Parritz Stuart Armstrong TTE Family Foundation Coco Real Estate Services, Linda Rowley Bunny Aronson Ken Hirschkind LLC Richard Sawin Risa and Steven Aronson Megan Holt Ronald and Joan Collins David Siegenthaler Leona Aronson Silvertone Bar and Grill Christopher Huber Combined Jewish and Nora Vasquez ASAP Fire and Safety Philanthropies Alexandra Slote Corporation Kenneth Jaffe The Committee to DeAnn Smith Elizabeth Augustine Elect Bill Linehan Peter Jakubowski Sword and Spoon Kenneth Bachman The Committee to Foundation John B. Cruz Construction Elect Liz Malia Company Michael Bacon and Stuart Taylor Timothy Burgers The Committee to Raphael Kaufmann Temple Israel Carol S Ball Elect Martin Walsh Kevin P. Martin and The Committee to Elect Jonathan Towslee Associates, P.C. Dennis Balog and Robert Demers Salvatore LaMattina Truist Comprehensive Arlene Kogod Distribution Jonathan Bamel Congregation Dorshei KPMG Tzedek The Trust Family Foundation Beantown Soft-Tip Duane Lefevre Dart League Consensus Advisors 18 annual report 2012 Jennifer Conway Mark Harrington Bonnie Millender Carl Cottrell Melinda Harrison Millennium Creative Financial Staffing Alfredo Hernandez Pharmaceuticals Harvey Crosby Dinny Herron James Mootos Carolyn Crowley Richard Hester Timothy & Colleen Moran David Curado James and Karen Hilton James Morgrage Liz Cutler P. and Barbara Holleman Colm Moughan Rodger Dashow and Brian Holliday Mullis and Associates Physical Therapy Ann Lenssen Wendy Horn Allison Noakes Scott Dawson Philip and Holiday Houck Miss Maria Nosovets David and Mary Dearborn David Hough Theresa Nowlin Adam Decter Eric Huang Lewis Olson Remembering Ashley Deplitch Thomas Hurley Anu and Anand Parikh Maestro Robert Digiovanni Margaret Jackson John Parks Donald Doherty David Jacobs Hugo Fiorato Joseph Peltier Karen Dunnett Dr. Jay Jakubowski and (1914-2012) Steven Endres Shawn Nightingale Thomas Penque John and Betty Espey Joshua Janson Theodore Pietras On the sun-drenched David Everhart Stephen Johnson Edward and Maryann Pilat fall afternoon of Tim Famulare Kauffman Crozier LLP Andrew and Linda Plitkins September 22, 1994, Marilyn Poindexter Paul Feinstein Jonathan Klein Victory Programs Stephen Polinsky Robert & Barbara Fierman Trude Kleinschmidt opened the Bobbie Philip Finch Matthew and Ashley Kline Angela Poon William & Nancy Purciello White House – The First Parish of Roy and MaryAnn Koerner Massachusetts’s first Westwood United Church Leslee Korff Tony Ray permanent housing Kelly Flynn Latin American Health Anthony Read Joseph Foley Institute Shelley Redstone program model for those Kevin and Elaine Foley Julie Laukkanen John Renner Jr. living with both an AIDS Carol Folkes-Youens Rita Lauletta George and Maria Roach diagnosis and addiction. Alan Frank I-Min Lee Arthur Robbins As a special honor to Harold & Charlotte Frank Laurie Levine and Catherine Robbins those with AIDS, guest Jane Frantz Beverley Jouett Mark Robbins artist from New York David Levinson Robert Freeman Jr. James Rodenmacher City Ballet, Principle Nina Lewis and Douglas Shaheen Gay and Lesbian Conductor, Maestro Advocates and Defenders Liquid Assets New Leslie Rosenberg Brian Gerhardson England (LANES) Andrea and Harvey Hugo Fiorato, rendered Richard and Teri Ginsburg Ruben Loza Jr. Rosenthal the guests and dignitaries Goldberg Family Melville & Lois MacNeilly Mark G. Roy spellbound as he Foundation Patricia Maher Dr. Stanley and radiantly played the Shirley & Normand Sherri Mahne Rhoda Sakowitz symphonic intermezzo Gonthier Monica Salas Salvatore Malafronte of the most poetic and GoodSearch Susanne Salerno Rev. Judith Mannheim ethereal pieces ever Anthony Gordon Susan Salie Peg Mansfield composed for solo William Grainge Christopher and Sanctuary Elizabeth Greely Dianne Maracic Paul and Patrick Santos violin—Jules Massenet’s Kristine Grimes Joel Marshall Shankar Saravanan “Meditation from Thais.” Louise Grimes Martin Grant Associates David Sawyer Amy Grossberg R. Paul Mason SB Capital Group For his thirty-year Jamie Gruver Mary Patricia McCauley Sheila Schwab friendship to Victory Nancy & Emily Guadagnoli Richard McCready Dina Scianna Programs; for his Nancy Gutmann Harry McKone Joe and Nancy Serafini generosity, his passion, Mary Hagen Sherry Meadows Gary Sherr and his magical music Andrew Hall Melman Chiropractic Group Shred- IT that day and everyday Michael Hallman Alison Merrill Donald and Jill Shulman –Bravissimo, Lisa Halm Edward Merritt Heidi Siegal Maestro Fiorato! Robert Hardman Susan Merritt Robert Silliman Jr. victory programs 19 Allison Silvestri Kevin Wulff Judith Curby and Gayle Bill and Marilyn Simpson David M. Young Smalley George Smart & Bruce Bell John Young Mark Curby Hakan Sjoo Leonard and Shirley Young Paula Cushman Cliff Smith Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Todd Daily Mark Smith Dr. Stephen Zinner Alexandre Dauge-Roth Terrance Smith Dee Mura Enterprises Lisa Solar $50-$99 Mary Ellen DeGeorge William Sonner John Affuso David DeLaet Victory Programs Sorellina Edward Ahern Rosanna DeMarco Remembers Dr. Arnold & Rena Soslow Walter and Eleanor Angoff Patricia Deschineau George Sprague Anonymous Cynthia Dickstein Richard Silverman Squillace and Associates Steven Ascher Christopher Downey Marie Stapleton James Aurelio Kevin Dunfey Victory Programs lost Timothy Stein Joseph Baggetta William Dunfey a great friend. Lori Stewart Coletti Damian Barr Dennis Duquette Suburban Supply Hunter Bedard Stephen Engler and For 20 years, like John Lopes William Svetz Robert Belsher clockwork, the truckload Michael Fabiano T and R Associates Joseph Benson of well-tailored suits, Steve and Ellen Fine Lisa Tannenbaum Joan Berns jackets and sports Dr. Marc Fish Tasney Painting Company Brad Blake coats arrived at Victory Shelley Fishman Denise Taylor Lauren Bochnowski Brianne Fitzgerald House – a program for Leah Tenney William Bole Kathryn Foley homeless men living with Derek and Patricia Till Michael Borum Aj Ford addiction. For 20 years, Joseph Haley and Eric Boston Latin School Susan Foster Richard Silverman, Tingdahl Mary Bourque Julie Freedman President of Crown Margaret Tracey and Richard Bourque Russell Kaiser Ronne and Irene Friedman Clothing Company of Joan Bragen Dustin Trevino Michael and Linda Frieze Norwood, donated Carol Bramson Trustees of Boston Rupal Gadhia Karen Brewster hundreds of suits and University Scott Galinsky David Brown outerwear in all shapes Geoffrey Tuba Rafael Garcia Ken and Jill Brown and sizes to the struggling Uniform Boston Jennifer Gardner Susan Brown residents of Victory Archana Vaithilingam Lisa Jude Geaney Peter Brox Programs who routinely Jack Vendetti Donald Geraghty Jane Burg arrived to treatment Joseph Veneto and Bob Giannino-Racine Stephanie Sutliff Chris Burke with nothing but the Sidney and Sandy Yvonne Venuti Frances Burke clothes on their backs. Ginsburg Susan Vik Wayne Callahan Michael Goff For his great respect Panos and Wilma Skip Carpenter Richard Gordon Voukydis Paul Caruso Robert Grant for the residents of Willy Vuong Victory Programs; for his Joseph Castellana Judith Greenberg Jeffrey Webb Loretta and Lydia Cedrone optimism and hope that John Grosjean and Bruce Weisberg and Serge Dan and Jane Cerrone Karen O'Neill brought dignity, pride Genesse Robert and Laurie Ciaran Grumley Richard and Sally Weitzen and confidence to those Champion Gail Hall Lawrence White with AIDS and those in Donna Cohen Ann Halley Robert Whitelaw recovery; for his kindness, David Cole Sean Halley Jeffrey Whitestone compassion, and most The Committee to Elect Kelly Harney David Whitman John O'Toole of all, for his years Meghan Hart Robin Wilkins Colleen Connolly of caring so dearly. Kathleen Hayes Jeffrey Williams James Conroy Richard Silverman Pamela Hearon Oliver and Carolyn Jeanine Constantine Andrea Henderson outshines the sun. Wolcott Robert J. Coughlin and Jonathan Wolff Elissa L. Abruzzo Aimee Hendrigan Ann D. Woodward Max Crosby Charlene Henry

20 annual report 2012 T.J. Hill Muthoni Muriu Gabriela Sweet Dr. Martin & Corrine Hirsch Lisa Murphy Sonja Tahsin Sheilah Hoelscher Sharon Lee Napier Edward Tasney Mary Hoffman Rita Newark Evelyn Tate & Randall Enger Carole Hohl Kevin O'Connor Melissa Taustine Pat Holt Bisola Ojikutu Mike Taylor Richard Hunt Melissa Oscar Peter Tomyl Rocio Hurtado Nosa Owens Dana Torrey Judith Jackson Christine Paiva Lisa Townley Amy Jacobs Cheryl Pal Frank and Judi Troilo M. B. Jarosik Sumanta Pal Bruce Turransky Kathleen Jeye The Party Specialist Lynda Tyer-Viola Kathryn Jigarjian Clem Pepe Sagar Vaidya Jody Johnson Katherine Perednia Celina Valado Elizabeth and Dr. Douglas Dr. Laura Perna Robert Veneziano Johnson Winifred Pickett James Vogel Stephanie Jost Mark Pietkiewicz Donald Warren Edward Joyce Leslie Pine Flossie Webb Marybeth Kaczynski Joseph Pires Rebecca Webb Susan Kams Derek Pratt Jared Weddle Ruth Kane Matthew Ransom Brian Weiner Rev. Brian Kelley Thomas Recchuiti Laurie Whittier James Michael Killian Margaret Retsch Alex Wisch Eva Kronik Mark Richmond Theresa Wrobel Patricia Kwon Adam Rizika Brian Yeh Timothy LaRovere Mark and Audrey Robinson Colleen Young Dr. Andrew Lassar Rocket Cleansers and Elizabeth Young Rob and June Levinson Launderers Eric Zetterquist Marc Lewis Carrie Rodgers Desiree Lim Debbie Rodgers Linda Linares Susan Rohrbaugh These lists represent Rick Little Mark Rosenthal contributions received by Dr. John and Louise Katherine Russillo the Boston Living Center Loewenstein from July 1, 2011 through Monica Salas June 30, 2012. Every effort Gregory Lof and Thomas Salts has been made to ensure Mutschler Thomas Santaniello the accuracy of this list. T.R. Jr. and Carol Louttit We apologize for any errors Lucy Santos Philip Low or omissions and ask that Esther Sarantopoulos you contact our development Michael Lucerto Dan Schultz department with any Dawn Lucier corrections: (617) 541-0222 Mary Scudder William Manby or [email protected]. Aaron Seese George Mansour Wyatt Seese Chloe Mantel Seligman Dental Michael Margolis Associates Jost Martine Erica Serlin Kathryn McClure Christopher Shaw Chris McDonough William Shea Kimberly McGarvey Steven Shepard Scott McIsaac Jonathan Sherwood M. Azzam Mehssen Ernest and Betty Singer Mel and Me William Smith Pamela Merchant & K. Sack Jeremy Spiegel Neal Minahan Marylou Stock William Monderer Susan B. Stone Patricia Moore Christopher Stuart victory programs 21 www.vpi.org 965 Massachusetts Avenue | Boston, MA 02118 phone: 617.541.0222 | fax: 617.541.0094 | www.vpi.org Board of Directors Officers Jonathan D. Scott, President Victory Programs’ Leadership Team Elizabeth Dugan, Chair David Bancroft, Vice Chair Executive Team Leadership Team Members Dennis J. Balog, Treasurer Jonathan Scott, President Edward Ahern, Government & Chief Executive Officer & Foundations Manager P. Grace Harrell, MD, MPH, Clerk Jim Pettinelli, Vice President Paul Anagnostos, & Chief Operating Officer Accounting Manager Board Members Marc Davino, Senior LaTanya Archie, Supportive Erica Birke Director of Development Housing Program Director Steven D. Corkin & Communications Michael Bacon, Director Carole Cornelison Cecile Durham, Director of Nutritional Services of Human Resources Sidney H. Burton Jr., Pamela C. Feingold Chris Lawrence, Director of MIS Rob Fernandez Chief Financial Officer Carla Clements-Shands, Andie Finard Sarah Porter, Women's Hope Program Rick Floreani Director of Programs Director Marnie Gale Kathy Crehan, Clinical Director Scott Galinsky Jacqueline Dias, New Alan Gentle Victories Program Director Bob Hardman Donald Drake, Andrea Laing LARC Program Director Brian Link Angela Headley, Shepherd Arden D. O'Connor House Program Director Shirley Royster Larry Kessler, Director of the Boston Living Center Dan Schutt Eileen Maguire, Deputy Bradford Swing Director of Victory Health David Whitman Elizabeth Malloy, Technical Assistance Program Director José Mandes, Director of Victory Health Linda Mazak, HIV Services Coordinator Alison Merrill, Assistant Director of Development & Communications Jolie Olivetti, ReVision Urban Farm Manager Tammy Simmons-Dixon, Deputy Director of Victory Housing Bernadette Taylor, ReVision Family Home & Portis Family Home Program Director David Wholey, Director of Facilities