2007 ANNUAL REPORT

NEW YORK

• NEW JERSEY

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• BAY AREA The All Stars Project, Inc. (ASP) is a non-partisan, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to promoting human development through the use of an innovative performance-based model.

The ASP creates outside of school, educational and performing arts activities for tens of thousands of poor and minority young people. It sponsors community and experimental theatre, develops leadership training and pursues volunteer initiatives that build and strengthen communities.

The ASP actively promotes supplementary education and the performance-learning model in academic and civic arenas. Dear Friends,

Twenty-seven years ago, the All Stars Project, Inc. (ASP) began by producing neighborhood talent shows in a church basement in the South Bronx. Volunteer-driven, unfunded and unrecognized, the All Stars Project invited children from ’s poorest neighborhoods to create something together; to put on a show. Young people came. And they just kept on coming.

Nearly three decades later, the ASP – now headquartered in New York City at our 42nd Street Performing Arts and Development Center (pictured left) – is still volunteer-driven (our volunteers are our MVP’s), fully funded (100% privately) and widely recognized for the success of our programs and approach. Most importantly, the kids are still coming – in New York and Newark, Chicago and the , and Boston, Atlanta and Amsterdam in the Netherlands. Some have called it ‘grassroots show business.’

In the pages of this 2007 Annual Report, you will read about the performances ASP is producing. The people creating them are from all walks of life: some work at Fortune 500 companies, and others are actors or dancers. Some live in the housing projects of Chicago’s South Side and others reside on New York’s Park Avenue. Our youngest participant is 5 years old and our most distinguished volunteer is 93! And we are coming together to create a performance community where young people – all young people – can grow.

Why do we believe in the power of performance? Because it turns out that learning can’t happen without growth. And growth can’t take place without performance. That is the simple and profound discovery on which we base our work.

It was as a young actress and community activist that I began volunteering with the All Stars Project nearly two decades ago. Today, I am immensely proud of what we are creating together… and we have only just begun! America desperately needs a new model for youth development work. It is our sincerest hope that the All Stars Project is helping to lead the way in creating one.

Warm regards,

Gabrielle L. Kurlander President and CEO

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DEVELOPMENT on the cutting edge

“The All Stars Project is doing really exciting and productive work with young people in our urban communities. I’ve enjoyed meeting some of the young people the ASP has Kwame Anthony Appiah, Ph.D. helped to prepare for life in a competitive economy. Their Laurance S. Rockefeller social skills and their self-confidence are impressive, as is the University Professor of Philosophy and pride in them you see in the eyes of their families. I’m also the University Center for Human Values, impressed by the many businesses that support the program Princeton University not only with money but with internships – and sometimes with jobs – for the students. There’s a great leveraging of resources here; and the people who lead the program are clearly thoughtful, dedicated professionals who have developed a program that makes a real difference in the lives of deserving young people.”

2 “To me, and a growing number of educational and developmental psychologists, the All Stars’ programs are on the cutting edge of a major paradigm shift taking place in how our society understands and relates to young people, to how they learn and develop, and to the role of play and the performing arts in their growth. And while theatre directors and young people who participate in performing Lois Holzman, Ph.D. Director of the East arts programs have known for a long time that performing on Side Institute for Group and Short Term stage can be powerfully transformative and growthful, what’s Psychotherapy new is the recognition that you don’t need a stage to perform. Life is performance. Through performing, as through play, people create their becoming selves.”

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building a new philanthropic All Stars Project, Inc. Youth Development Model Trying new roles, whether in a talent show, in a corporate office, or in a play, stretches young people and opens doors of success for children of all talent levels – not just the top few percent. The All Stars Project’s innovative approach to development is guided by performance and is implemented by these three programs.

The All Stars Talent Show Network The Development School for Youth Youth Onstage! (YO!) gives young (ASTSN) involves inner-city youth, (DSY) enriches the lives of inner- people, ages 13-21, the opportunity ages 5 to 25, in creating develop- city youth through developmental to perform on stage in plays that mental culture through producing experiences provided in partnership have something to say about the and performing in weekend talent with businesses and caring corporate world and its future. They also shows in their neighborhood school professionals. participate in the YO! Community auditoriums. Young people in the Performance School, with classes DSY is an outside-of-school program ASTSN perform as rappers, singers taught by a volunteer faculty of that offers supplemental educational, and dancers; and also learn how to world-class theatre professionals. social and internship experiences in organize the productions, perform- In 2007, 119 young people a variety of workplace settings. This ing as ushers, ticket sellers, box participated in YO! in New York, training prepares youth to enter office staff, spokespersons, stage- and plans have been developed the workforce, pursue educational hands and managers, as well as to launch YO! in Newark in 2008. opportunities, and face challenges technical and security staff. In 2007, in new ways. the ASTSN reached over 8,000 young people in poor communities in New York City, Newark, Chicago, and the San Francisco Bay Area.

With students from the YO! Community Performance School, artistic director of YO!, Dan Friedman (far right) and program manager of YO!, Brian Mullin (back row, left). 4

partnership

Chair of ASP President’s Committee, Anne Sylvester (fourth from left) and ASP president and CEO, Gabrielle L. Kurlander (far right), with attendees of the ASP Women, Philanthropy and Social Change breakfast. President’s Committee The All Stars Project President’s Committee is chaired by ASP board member, Anne Sylvester, managing director at JPMorgan Chase. Members of the ASP President’s Committee pledge $1,000 or more annually to support ASP programs. Their support forms the backbone of ASP’s private funding model, and guarantees high-quality, innovative performance programs to over 10,000 poor children every year. In addition, the committee’s consistent and dependable generosity is the engine of All Stars Project’s growth.

Since its founding over ten years ago, the ASP President’s Committee has played a central role in the success of All Stars Project. It has grown to include hundreds of members from all across the country and from all walks of life.

A dynamic leadership body, the ASP President’s Committee members are givers in many ways. Some volunteer with the programs, directly connecting to young people from diverse neighborhoods. Others reach out to their personal and professional networks, introducing new people to All Stars Project programs and asking for their support. Many ASP President’s Committee members attend All Stars Project special events, galas, benefits, and youth performances held throughout the year.

For more information on the ASP President’s Committee or giving opportunities, please contact Christopher Street, Senior Vice President/Development at 212-356-8454.

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ALL STARS PROJECT OF new york

Fall 2007 class of the ASP of NY, DSY and ASP’s director of youth programs, Pamela A. Lewis (back row, fourth from left). The All Stars Project of New York (ASP of NY) is located at the ASP national headquarters, the 42nd Street Performing Arts and Development Center, and produces throughout the city’s five boroughs.

ASP's flagship program, the ASP of NY, All Stars Talent Show Network, produced a total of 50 performance events reaching thousands of inner-city young people in 2007. Auditions, development workshops and talent shows were produced at Roosevelt High School in the Fordham neighborhood of the Bronx; at John Adams High School in South Ozone Park, Queens; and in collaboration with the Van Dyke community center in Brownsville, . Highlights of the season included four citywide talent shows where hundreds of young people performed, and enthusiastic parents, relatives, friends and members of the community came out to cheer them on.

The ASP of NY, Joseph A. Forgione Development School for Youth graduated 83 students from 37 high schools and seven area colleges in 2007. Business leaders and professionals from top firms and corporations, including Ernst & Young, Latham & Watkins, and Merrill Lynch & Co., led young people through professional development workshops and paid internships. Participating companies offered paid summer internships to all graduates, with multiple internships provided by SourceMedia (14), MetLife (13), Ernst & Young (11), LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae LLP (6), and Standard & Poor’s (5).

For more information on the ASP of NY, please call 212-941-9400 or visit our website at Castillo Theatre managing director, Diane Stiles (center) with Tony Award-winning playwright www.allstars.org Mario Fratti (left) and Woodie King, Jr. (right) of the New Federal Theatre at the 2008 Otto Awards. 6

Reynaldo was 16 and a self- professed “shy person” who had only one friend in high school when he joined Youth Onstage! Since then, he has performed in several YO! productions, and recently starred as the stage manager in his school’s production of Our Town. Reynaldo, now a senior, has been accepted into three good colleges. “Youth Onstage! gave me confidence. I have a lot of friends now and I feel comfortable around all sorts of people.” Located in the theatre district, the Castillo Theatre staged eight cutting-edge productions in 2007, seen by more than 4,500 people. In keeping with its traditions, the productions covered many different genres: the avant-garde, the American musical, vaudeville, choreo-poems, historical dramas, hip-hop and improvisational comedy. The Black History Month offering was a piece of dance theatre entitled Homeland Security: Bringing Dr. King Up To Date directed and choreographed by world-renowned dancer Desmond Richardson. Castillo wrapped up its 2006-2007 season with the world premiere of Backstage: A Love-Hate Story of the Women’s Movement (photo above) written and directed by Fred Newman.

In 2007, 64 young people from 29 New York City high schools studied with the Youth Onstage! Community Performance School with a faculty of local professionals. Fifty-five young people took part in Youth Onstage! productions as performers, assistant directors, stage managers and production assistants. Our City, the first ASP of NY, YO! touring production, visited local high schools where it was seen by enthusiastic student audiences. ASP of NY, Production of Youth by Youth graduated 28 young people who were placed in unpaid summer internships at various cultural institutions throughout the city. Students produced two cultural forums and an art show featuring their own work.

Our award-winning volunteer recruitment and training program, Talented Volunteers, connects adults from all walks of life to inner-city youth. We added 165 new volunteers and interns in 2007, a 65% increase that brings our total to 422 active volunteers who give generously of Director of ASP of NY, Talented Volunteers program, Gail Elberg (center) with their time, energy and talents to work with young people. volunteers Jenny Zak (left) and Yuri Yamasaki (right).

7 ALL STARS PROJECT OF new jersey The All Stars Project of New Jersey (ASP of NJ) grew rapidly in 2007, involving nearly 2,000 young people in its eighth year, including 775 young people who performed in talent shows, a 20% increase over 2006. ASP of NJ also collaborated with the YWCA on a six- week improvisation performance training for their youth members and a one-day talent show event.

The ASP of NJ, Development School for Youth graduated 95 students from 31 Newark area high schools and two colleges. Eighty-three students participated in summer internships in 34 companies – a 50% increase from 2006. ASP of NJ intends to double the DSY program to 200 students in 2008.

Business leaders and professionals from more than 50 New Jersey corporations participated in All Stars Project of New Jersey programs in 2007. In addition, 308 volunteers gave of themselves to help New Jersey Director of the ASP of NJ, Gloria Strickland (front left), with chairman and young people develop – a 35% increase in the New CEO of D&B, Steve W. Alesio (left), Newark Mayor Cory Booker and Jersey Talented Volunteers program. And, more than president and CEO of ASP, Gabrielle L. Kurlander (right). $1.1 million was raised toward establishing the Scott H. Flamm Center for Youth Development, which will “Thank you for what you are doing. be the hub for the ASP of NJ youth programs. Thank you for choosing action, thank you for choosing faith, thank you for choosing Newark Mayor Cory Booker was the keynote speaker at the ASP of NJ, Development School for Youth third love, thank you for choosing the All Stars.” annual benefit dinner on Monday, October 27, 2007. –Newark Mayor Cory A. Booker The event brought together 200 business leaders and philanthropists across New Jersey.

For more information on the ASP of NJ, please call 973-622-5506 or visit our Leadership Committee of the Scott H. Flamm Center for Youth Development: website at www.allstars.org member, Ellen Flamm (left) and co-chairs, Weston and Ann Hicks. 8 Al-Tariq lost both a cousin and an older brother to violence. Through the All Stars Project of New Jersey, Al-Tariq is finding a different path for himself. He has been a performer and youth leader in the talent shows. Last year, he participated in the ASP of NJ, Development School for Youth in Newark. Al-Tariq is a recipient of the Young Leaders for Change Award, and traveled with other All Stars Project youth to South Africa in a student exchange program.

9 ALL STARS PROJECT OF chicago The new All Stars Project of Chicago (ASP of Chicago) was launched in 2007 with $130,000 in seed donations from several lead donors, more than 60 individuals and eight corporations including special support from national corporate partners Merrill Lynch & Co. and Latham & Watkins. Led by community organizer, David Cherry, All Stars Project of Chicago quickly set up a small office in Chicago's South Side Bronzeville neighborhood and produced three audition/workshops and two talent shows, involving Mia first joined the ASP of more than 325 youth and 35 volunteers. Chicago last year as a performer, and became a volunteer as well. All Stars Project of Chicago made immediate connections with community By year’s end, she was Master organizations like the South Side YMCA, the Southwest Youth Collaborative of Ceremonies for the All Stars and Le Penseur Youth and Family Services. And in December, eight Chicago Talent Show Network. Mia grew youth and ten Latham & Watkins law associates came together for the very up in a chaotic and rocky home first All Stars Project of Chicago host training. As the program effort gains on the southeast side of Chicago, momentum, a growing number of local business leaders and philanthropists but she believes that overcoming are getting behind the All Stars Project's newest expansion. The ASP of this instability has made her a Chicago also received a major endorsement in the form of a grant from the better person. “Being the [ASP of ] John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation to be received in 2008. Chicago MC has given me a bigger responsibility and the opportunity In just one year, the All Stars Project of Chicago has created a vibrant to have a great impact,” she says. developmental community for Chicago's inner-city youth.

Above: Director of the ASP of Chicago, David Cherry (far left) with youth and volunteers.

For more information on the ASP of Chicago, please call 773-624-2848 or visit our website at www.allstars.org 10 ALL STARS PROJECT OF the san francisco bay area The All Stars Project of the San Francisco Bay Area (ASP of the SF Bay Area) reached more than 1,000 young people in 2007, who performed in talent shows at Oakland Tech High School and Sweet’s Ballroom in downtown Oakland. A dozen youth, ages 16-21, participated in development workshops at the San Francisco law offices of Heller Ehrman and All Stars Project national sponsor Latham & Watkins.

Joyce Dattner, director of the ASP of the SF Bay Area, received the In Harmony with Hope Award from the Elfenworks Foundation at the opening of Stanford University’s Center for the Study of Poverty and Inequality. And both Oakland Mayor Ron Dellums, and San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom expressed support for the All Stars Project and recognition of the possibilities it creates for Area’s young people. Eulanna is the motivated mother of a three-year-old. She works full-time, has received her degree in Political Science, and is preparing to attend law school. Still, she finds time to volunteer with the All Stars Project, which has been a major part of her life since she first participated as a 17-year-old in West Oakland’s most devastated communities. Since then, Eulanna has been a leader, helping the All Stars Project of the San Francisco Bay Area grow.

Above, from left to right: Dr. Elouise Joseph, youth programs director of the ASP of the SF Bay Area, with members of the outreach team, Eulanna Allen, Lily Zhu, Laura Mercado.

For more information on the ASP of SF Bay Area, please call 415-986-2565 or visit our website at www.allstars.org 11 ALL STARS PROJECT BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OFFICERS Richard Sokolow Chair

Hunter L. Hunt Vice Chair

Deborah Green Treasurer

Susan Davies Secretary

PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Gabrielle L. Kurlander

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jeffrey Aron, Fountain House Douglas Balder, Douglas Balder Design & Planning Nathaniel Christian, III, Esq., CastleOak Securities, L.P. Joyce Dattner, All Stars Project of the San Francisco Bay Area Susan Davies, Rutgers University L. Thecla Farrell, HSBC Bank Kathy Fiess, Fountain House Melissa Fisher, Jamaica Service Program for Older Adults Joseph A. Forgione, Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc., Retired Deborah Green, Elliott Management Corp. James Y. Horton, Jr., SUNY Research Foundation’s Center for Development of Human Services Hunter L. Hunt, Hunt Oil Company Gabrielle L. Kurlander, All Stars Project, Inc. Julie Lenner, Illinois CPA, CPA Endowment Fund Robert B. Levy, New York, NY Edward Malmstrom, Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. James J. Mangia, St. John’s Well Child and Family Center Rafael Mendez, City University of New York, Bronx Community College Maria Morris, MetLife Brenda Ratliff, The Community Preservation Corporation Robert T. Ross, Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. John P. Singer, ART Advisors LLC Richard Sokolow, Elliott Management Corp. Anne Sylvester, JPMorgan Chase Paul Tanico, CastleRock Partners Gregory A. Tosko, CB Richard Ellis Mrs. James Turley, Scarsdale, NY

Current as of August 2008

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$100,000+ Mr. David Byron Mrs. Lori A. Cox $1,000 - $4,999 The Ann and Weston Hicks Ms. Margo L. Cook Mr. Robert Davis Mr. Erik M. Aarts and Family Foundation Ms. Jo Ann Corkran Ms. Brenda L. DeLeo-Totaro Ms. Elizabeth Urtecho Mr. and Mrs. Hunter L. Hunt Jean and Edwin Deitch and Mr. John Totaro Mr. Charles Adams Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Meckler Mr. Douglas Drummond and Mrs. Carolyn Dorfman and Mr. and Mrs. David Adelman Estate of Joel Press Mr. John Tuttle Dr. Greg Gallick Mr. Mazher Ahmad Anonymous (3) Mrs. Laurel Durst Mrs. Connie Ellison Mr. William Aiken Mr. and Mrs. James R. Elliott III Ms. Anita P. Fiorillo Mr. Robert Alan $50,000 - $99,999 Mr. Joseph A. Forgione Mrs. Susan L. Freshour Ms. Anne E. Alexis Andryc Family Fund The Barry Friedberg and Charlotte Mr. Eric Gleason Diane Alfano Fund Armstrong Family Foundation Moss Family Foundation Ms. Suzanne Greenberg Ms. Audrey L. Alleyne Dr. Michael J. Dean and Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gordon Ms. Marie M. Guerin Mr. Charles Alsdorf Ms. Maykin Ho Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hertz The Marshall and Linda Heinberg Mr. Joseph V. Amato Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kronthal Mr. and Mrs. Scott B. Hill Charitable Fund Ms. Photeine M. Anagnostopoulos Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Malmstrom Mrs. Janis F. Horn Mrs. Betsy Malloy Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Anderson Maria and Barry Morris Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Hornstein Mr. Sam Hill and Mrs. Liz Upsall Mr. and Mrs. John Andrus James M. Neissa and Howard Family Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Hull Mr. and Mrs. David S. Andryc Janet K. Neissa Fund Mrs. Helen L. Hunt Dr. Elouise Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Joel Andryc Mr. and Mrs. John P. Singer Mrs. Diane Jaffee Dr. Richard L. Kahn and Ms. Daphne D. Armati Mr. Paul P. Tanico Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Leupold Ms. Jane Lilienthal Mr. Douglas M. Arthur Ms. Gillian Teichert Mr. Robert B. Levy Mr. Jerome P. Kenney Mr. David Atchison Mr. and Mrs. James Turley Mr. James M. Malkin Mr. Gerald D. Knorr Mr. Terry L. Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. John A. Manley Ms. Lisa Kole and Mr. Louis Hinman Mr. John L. Atorino $25,000 - $49,999 Mr. Richard P. Mattione Mr. David Komar Chris Aysta and Duane Platt Mr. Gregg T. Alwine Mr. Brian Miller Mr. Matthew LaFargue Ms. Naomi Azulay Burke Family Foundation Mr. Thomas O’Flynn and Mr. and Mrs. David A. Lane Ms. Yelena S. Bachko Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cantwell Ms. Cheryl Barr Ms. Carmen J. Lawrence Ms. Joyce Baldinucci and Mrs. Ellen K. Flamm Mr. William Rainford and Leibowitz/Greenway Family Mr. Mark J. Winkler Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Fortunoff Mr. Paul Klein Foundation Mrs. Deborah Jensen Barker Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ritholz Mr. Bruce Lilker Mr. Kenneth G. Bartels Mr. Peter C. Gould Ms. Sandra M. Rocks Mr. and Mrs. Michael Little Ms. Kate J. Barton Ms. Deborah A. Green Mr. Robert B. Stack and Mr. Barry A. Mayo Mr. Robert Baruc Mr. James Greene Mrs. Vivian Escobar-Stack Mr. Andrew McElwee Ms. Sarah F. Bayer Mr. Anthony J. Huck and Mrs. Linda Stafford-Burrows Cecilia and Joseph McKenney Lauren and Steven Beck Ms. Terrina M. O’Doherty Richard J. and Charlotte Rushton Family Fund Mr. David E. Belmont Mr. and Mrs. William Kahn Stockham Fund Mr. Jeffrey W. Meyer Mr. Hal Belodoff and Ms. Wendy A. Lipp and Mr. and Mrs. David Stoller Carol and Ron Miller Ms. Alissa Kuznick Mr. Fulvio Segalla Anne and Kipp Sylvester Rodman W. Moorhead III Fund Ms. Elizabeth Bennett Ms. Margaret H. Malloy Ms. Andrea L. Tessler and Mr. Kenneth P. Morrison Ms. Veronica W. Benzinger Dr. Sharon K. Muenchow Mr. Michael Scarsella Mortensen Family Foundation Dr. Roger A. Berg Mr. James H. Simons Mary and Richard Thaler Ms. Erica J. Needle Ms. Mary Lynn Bergman-Rallis Mr. Paul Singer Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Tremain, Jr. Mr. Nick Nepor The Brian Berman Charitable Fund Mr. Richard H. Sokolow Elizabeth and Andrew Vaden Mr. Stephen R. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berry Mark B. Taylor Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vallrugo Mrs. Carole Pittelman Leslie and George Biddle Mr. Gregory Tosko Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Wald Pzena Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bilotti Mr. Russell V. Umphenour, Jr. Mr. Gregory J. Whyte Maria and Frederic Ragucci Mrs. Cynthia E. Bing Mr. Jack Wilen, Jr. Ms. Margaret A. Wood Ms. Anne Marie Reilly Mr. Jeffrey P. Birkner Mr. and Mrs. Steven S. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Birosak $10,000 - $24,999 $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Rose Marjorie and Steven Black Ms. Hilary Ackermann Mr. J. Stephen Adamczyk and Robert T. Ross and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blaine Ms. Judith D. Albert Ms. Rita DiMatteo Jacqueline M. Ross Mrs. Gertrude F. Bock Mr. and Mrs. Michael Anthony Mr. Lawrence B. Alletto Mr. Gordon Rutledge Mr. and Mrs. David and Mrs. Martha J. Avstreih-Ross Mr.and Mrs. Fredric L. Altschuler, Esq. Joan and Reade Ryan Elaine Boule Mr. Philip M. Baldasaro Mr. Douglas Balder Mrs. Patricia Salmon Mr. Stephen S. Bowen, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barber Ms. Carol Beaumier Margaret & Adrian Selby Fund Mr. Jonathan D. Boyer Mr. Paul A. Biddelman Mr. James W. Blake Mr. Michael Skarbinski Bradley Family Fund Ms. Adele S. Bowler Ms. Danita L. Branam Ms. Alice H. Smith Ms. Roxanne Brandt Ms. Delores Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Collins Captain Peter J. Swift Ms. Catherine D. Brown Mr. Steven R. Burns and Ms. Laura M. Cornell Philip L. Terry, Jr. Ms. Cecily I. Brown Ms. Milvia Dezuani Corners Fund Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Walsh Ms. Jane D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Yablon Mr. Phillip Brown Ms. Martha Brown-Baker (continued on next page)

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$1,000 - $4,999 continued Mr. Herbert Erf Mr. George T. Hartigan Ms. Julie K. Lenner Mr. Richard Buchanan Ms. Anna-Stina L. Ericson Mr. Everett R. Hartwell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lesch Ann and Michael Bunyaner Mr. Alford J. Evans Ms. Kandace K. Heck Ms. Diana Levin Mr. Craig Burger Mr. Richard L. Faherty Mr. Daniel Heflin and Ms. Kimberly B. Levinson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Butler Mr. Thomas Fahey Ms. Carolina Hammoud Mr. and Mrs. Jared Levy Mr. and Mrs. John Callahan Mr. Martin Feldman Mr. Steven I. Hein Ms. Caroline S. Levy and Mr. John T. Candell Ms. Victoria W. Fernandez Hellring/Arnell Fund Mr. Leonard Kady Mr. Richard J. Canning Mr. Louis E. Ferriello Mr. Gregg Helt Mr. and Mrs. Richard Levy Mr. James F. Capalino Mr. David J. Ferry Ms. Marnee Henderson Mr. Charles B. Lewis Ms. Rebecca Carey Ms. Marie Fiala Mr. David Herron Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Lichten Mr. Paul Carmichael Ms. Kathleen B. Fiess Mr. Jeffrey R. Hoops Mrs. Nancy A. Lieberman Mrs. Anne H. Chalabi Ms. Kelly Fisher Dr. James T. Horne Ms. Deborah A. Linn Ms. Mary Chan and Mr. Samir Shah Mr. Robert Fishko Mr. Ralph P. Huber Mr. Steven T. Liu Mr. Douglas Chapman Mr. Darrel E. Flanel Dr. Stephen W. Hurt Ms. Mary E. Livingston Mr. Craig S. Cheney Ms. Joan M. Fleischman and Mr. Randall J. Hutton Mr. James J. Ljunglin Mr. Nathaniel H. Christian III Mr. Rafael Mendez Ms. Marianne A. Hyer Mr. William B. Lloyd Mr. Theodore Chu Mrs. Constance K. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Jackson Mr. Mark F. Loehr Cynthia and John Clark Ms. Kristin G. Flood Gladys and George Janava Mr. Roger London Mr. and Ms. Robert A. Cohen Mr. John A. Forbes III Mr. Peter Johnsen and Mr. James E. Luebchow Mr. John Conti Mr. William J. Forde Ms. Nancy Farrell Mr. Peter A. Lyons Dr. Rosalie H. Contino Mr. Jonathan W. Fox Mr. and Mrs. David R. Jones Mr. Charles K. MacDonald Mr. Michael Conway Mr. David E. Franasiak Mr. and Mrs. Derek Jones Ms. Lynda L. MacDonald Cooper-Taylor Foundation Ms. Hannah Francis Janet and Jimmy Jones Mr. Brian J. MacHale Mr. Sebastien J. Cottrell Mr. James E. Francis Mr. Allen Joseph Mr. Sean P. Madden Mr. Brooks Cowan Mr. Stephen P. Francis Mr. Mitchell Kahn Mr. Robert S. Mancini Ms. Doris D. Cramer Mr. Jay Fraser Ms. Debra Kalish Ms. Gwen E. Mandell Mr. David M. Crooks Mr. Charles Freiberg Mrs. Sharon Kamiel Mr. James J. Mangia Mr. Bruce W. Crouch Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Friedland Mr. and Mrs. Alain Karaoglan Mrs. Lorraine G. Mann Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Crown Ms. Ainka Fulani Ms. Janet Karpus Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Marano Mr. Paul R. Cullinan Ms. Julie A. Gabrik Ms. Lois F. Kessler Mr. and Mrs. John Marino Mr. and Mrs. Edward Curland Mr. Michael J. Gahan Mr. Mark R. Kirksey Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Maruca Mr. Michael A. Cuscuna Ms. Hillary Gal and Mr. Jonathan Klein Dr. Susan Massad Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dalton Mr. William Kiley Ms. Margaret K. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Neil Matthews Ms. Salha S. Daniel Mr. David I. Ganz Mr. Melvin A. Klein Ann and Paul Mattison Ms. Joyce Dattner Ms. Yvonne Gardner Mr. Brian Kleinberg Dorothy and Robert Matza Mr. Robert J. Dattner Dr. Jane E. Gartner and Mr. Peter M. Kloet Philanthropic Fund Elizabeth and Paul Daugherty Dr. Richard Gartner Ms. Emilie C. Knoerzer Mr. Scott A. Maxson Mr. Mark E. Davidson Ms. Barbara Gazzolo Ms. Lori Koffman Ms. Elisa T. McCarthy Ms. Susan C. Davies Mr. Phillip B. Gibbons Mr. Charles A. Koons Mr. Aubrey K. McClendon Ms. Cheryl L. Davis Peter and Katie Ginsberg Fund Ms. Ellen S. Korner Mr. Michael E. McDorman Ms. Margaret M. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Lyle E. Gittens Ms. Marianne Kozlowski Ms. Sharon McGehee and Mr. Robert P. Davis Mr. Keith F. Goggin Ms. Caroline Kresky and Mr. Lio Magat Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Davis Robbie and Joel Goldberg Mr. Mark A. Picard Mr. Gerald H. McGinley Ms. Laylah de Assereto Ms. Susan M. Goodwin and Mr. Harry Kresky Ms. Jane A. McGrath Mr. Wayne De Jong and Mr. Scott A. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Kubitz Mr. James W. McKelvey Ms. Elizabeth Erdos Mary and Michael Gorman Jane and Joseph Kupin Mr. Thomas H. McKevitt Susan and Michael Decker Ms. Diana L. Gowen Ms. Gabrielle L. Kurlander Mr. and Mrs. Brian McLaughlin Mr. William R. Dellinger Mrs. Bonnie J. Granatir Mr. Raymond Lafontant Mr. David McLean Mr. John Delucca, Sr. Mr. Michael L. Granger Deborah Lagana-Lorber and Mr. Thomas F. McWilliams Mr. Robert E. Dineen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grannum Daniel Lorber Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Meehan Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. DiNovi Mr. Thomas Grier and Ms. Diana E. Landero Mr. Richard W. Meister Mr. Vincent DiSalvo Mrs. Catherine A. McNamara Ms. Gail S. Landis and Ms. Patricia A. Melanson Ms. Liz Ditz Mr. Lawrence J. Gross, Esq. Mr. Victor Bernstein Mr. Nathan R. Melhorn Mr. Stephen Dizard Mrs. Helen G. Grunebaum Mr. Christian A. Lange Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Menges, Jr. Mr. David L. Don Mr. John W. Guarisco Mr. Peter Langerman Dr. Latha Menon Ms. Caroline Donnola Mr. Thomas K. Guba Mr. Robert B. Lanman Mr. William T. Messinger Mr. Alexander J. Dube Mr. Jeffrey Gural Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lapidus Mr. Mark S. Mester Ms. Jennifer M. Dunn Mr. Thomas Hale Mr. Stephen F. Lappert Dr. Michael E. Meyers Mrs. Laura E. Durant Mr. Louis H. Hamel, Jr. Mr. Laurence Laubscher Mr. Nathanael F. Meyers Dr. Margot Durrer Carolyn and Bernard Hamilton Mr. Gary A. LeDonne Mr. Philip S. Michel Dr. John M. Elias Mr. Gordon Hamm Mr. Bob E. Lehman Mr. Terence M. Mieling Mr. Antonio O. Elmaleh Mr. Marc P. Hanrahan Ms. Susan Lehman Ms. Francine Miller Mrs. Arden Epstein Ms. Karen Hardee Mr. Jason T. Lemme Mr. Michael Miller (continued on next page) 14 2007 INDIVIDUAL DONORS

$1,000 - $4,999 continued Mr. and Ms. Michael G. Pickering Mr. Stephen G. Schulz Mr. Marc Sumerlin Mr. Craig Milliken Mr. Frank D. Pierson Mr. Adam Schwartz Ms. Kathleen M. Sweeney Mr. Clarence Mitchell Mr. Jonathan D. Pollock Mr. Matthew Seiden and Pamela and Allen Swerdlick Mr. Michael J. Mitchell Ms. Kim Pompey Ms. Wendi Weill Mr. Gene Tate Mr. Carlos P. Montoya Mr. Arthur J. Powell Mr. Kenneth J. Sharkey Mr. and Mrs. Raj Tatta Mrs. Brenda D. Morgan Ms. Charlotte E. Prince Mr. Scott Shaw William B. Thomas Memorial Mr. Edward L. Morse Mr. Thomas J. Quinlan III Mr. Paul Sheahen and Philanthropic Fund Mr. Ross Moskowitz and Ms. Yvonne Quinn Mrs. Maureen E. Huntley Mr. Michael Thompson Ms. Jacalyn Brecher Mrs. Joan G. Rall Mr. Mark J. Siegel Mr. and Mrs. James Tobin Dr. Paul I. Nadler Mr. Jonathan Ramsden Mr. Scott Siegel Tucker Family Philanthropic Fund Ms. Ruth B. Nardini Mr. Samuel P. Reckford Mr. John L. Sills Mr. Reginald Van Lee Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nash Mr. Joel Reed Ms. Ann M. Silver Mr. George A. Van Pelt Ms. Suzu Neithercut Mr. Clifford R. Reid Mr. Eric F. Silverman Mr. Dean Vanech Bethany and Zach Nelson Mr. Hubert M. Reid Ms. Rebecca J. Simmons Ms. Sharon R. Veach Mr. and Mrs. Fredric Nelson Mr. Eric Reiff and Ms. Jami Rubin Mr. Michael Simoff Ms. Dorothy C. Velten-Lerescu Mr. and Mrs. Ian M. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. James Relyea Mr. Steven Singer Mr. Peter Von Hoffmann Mr. Jeffrey D. Newhams Mr. Joseph L. Rice III Mr. Jeb Slowik Mr. Steven Wafer Mr. Jay H. Newman Ms. Marian Rich Mr. Paul R. Smiley Ms. Julie Wagner Ms. Tien Ngo Mr. Michael Rimland Ms. Debbie Smith Mr. Robert J. Waldele Ms. Alicia Ogawa Ms. Katherine Ringgold Mr. Donald V. Smith Mr. Devin Waller Mr. Jim Ogren Mr. Mack Roach Ms. Sarah E. G. Smith Karen and Earl Walls Mr. Matthew L. Ostrower and Ms. Linda M. Robison Mr. Daniel C. Sontag Mr. Robert C. Walter Mr. Robert Gregson Ms. Christina Roccos Mr. Eric L. Sorkin Ms. Jane C. Warwick Mr. David F. Owens Mr. and Mrs. William Roger Dr. Frank C. Spencer Ms. Karen Weiss Amy and Jay Oyer Mr. Doug Rose Mr. Henry B. Spencer Mr. Herbert White Barbara and Sebastian Palmeri Mr. Daniel P. Rosen Ms. Susan K. Spencer Ms. Diane Whitehouse Mr. Basilio J. Paneque Mr. and Mrs. Morton I. Rosen Mr. Lee A. Sperling Mr. Ronald F. Whitney Mrs. Alice J. Parker Jennifer and Jeff Rosenzweig Mr. Tony Spica Ms. Sara R. Wilford Mr. Thomas Parker Mr. Joshua Rosner Mr. Anthony J. Sportelli Mr. Stephen J. Williams Mr. James Parmeter Mr. Jeffrey D. Roth Mr. Sundar Srinivasan Mr. Andrew Williamson Mr. and Mrs. James A. Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rowe Mr. Mike Stafford Ms. Margaret M. Winslow Mrs. Nona Patronite Shelley and Donald Rubin Candace and Richard Stern Mr. Joel Wisdom Mr. James L. Pavitt Mr. Guido Rudolphi Mr. Philip H. Stern Mr. David A. Woodrow Mr. Brook S. Payner Maria and Richard Ruffer Mr. Ronald A. Stern Mr. Jacob J. Worenklein Peabody Fund Mr. Peter Ryan Mr. Myron Steves and Mr. Geoffrey Wright Mr. and Mrs. James Pelgrift Mr. Joseph A. Sabatini Ms. Rowena Young Mr. Philip Yee Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Perlowitz Mr. and Mrs. Sunny Sabnani Ms. Glenna G. Stewart Mr. Arshad R. Zakaria Mr. Justin M. Peterson Ms. Julie Samber Ms. Catherine Stolle Ms. Sally A. Zasloff Ms. Marie-Paule Petitjean Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Samett Mr. Christopher H. Street Ms. Loren F. Zesch Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Petrosino Ms. Kathryn Schiff Mr. and Mrs. Robert Street Ms. Lee D. Zimskind Ms. Cynthia S. Petrow Ms. Mary S. Schlivek Mr. and Mrs. James Strugger Mr. Howard Zuckerman Mr. Joseph E. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Schneider Ms. Trina Sultan Ms. Penny Zuckerwise

The Society for Racial Harmony is a special grouping of friends who have made a commitment to supporting the programs of the All Stars Project through their estate planning. Jeffrey Aron David I. Ganz Bente L. Ott Martha J. Avstreih-Ross Helen G. Grunebaum Claude Owen Elizabeth G. Black Carolyn Hamilton Hugo Picciani Theodore Chu Robert B. Levy Royce N. Smith Michael J. Dean Deborah A. Linn George A. Van Pelt Margot Durrer Jessica Marta Jean F. Waldman L. Thecla Farrell Susan Massad Mary A. Weber Joseph A. Forgione Timothy D. Neiman Agathe Wulkan

The sample legal language below is suitable for a general bequest: “I hereby give, devise, and bequeath to the All Stars Project, Inc., a not-for-profit corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of New York, now having its principal place of business at 543 West 42nd Street, New York, New York 10036 [the sum of money] [____ percent of my estate], the said [sum] [percent] to be used for the All Stars’ general purposes.”

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2007 CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION DONORS

$100,000+ Lennar Foundation, Inc. $1,000 - $4,999 Lewis D. Brounell Charitable Trust RTS Family Foundation Madison Dearborn Partners All Stars Helping Hands Fund Lillian H. Florsheim Foundation The McGraw-Hill Companies The Allstate Foundation The Marie Napoli & Paul Napoli $50,000 - $99,999 MCJ Foundation Axe-Houghton Foundation Foundation Astoria Generating Co., L.P. The McKenzie Foundation Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentina Meridian Properties, LLC The Dun & Bradstreet Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc. Bank of America Metal Management Northeast, Inc. Corporation Foundation The New York Mets Foundation, Inc. BASF Corporation MTV Networks Ernst & Young LLP PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP The Buchalter Foundation National Cable Communications Latham & Watkins LLP Reed Elsevier Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, LLP The Nelson Foundation Relational Investors LLC Carlson Family Foundation The Nieman Charitable $25,000 - $49,999 Sonostar Ventures Chapman and Cutler, LLP Foundation, Inc. CB Richard Ellis Turrell Fund Charterhouse Group, Inc. Norman and Barbara Seiden CIBC World Markets Corp. The Williams Capital Group, L.P. Chubb Corp. Foundation Citigroup CIT Group, Inc. Ocean Pacific Interiors, Inc. Communities Foundation of Texas $5,000 - $9,999 Cognizant Technology Solutions Oliver Papraniku Associates, Inc. Deutsche Bank AmWins Group, Inc. The Community Preservation Oncore Capital, Inc. The Durst Family Foundation Ann Taylor Corporation Orleans Corporation The Elfenworks Foundation Blaylock & Partners, L.P. The Corcoran Group Real Estate Pacific Gas and Electric Company Investcorp International, Inc. Canadian Alliance in Solidarity Cornpauw Foundation, Ltd. Ponder & Co. ITG, Inc. with the Native Peoples Corporate Information Services, Inc. The Prudential Foundation LexisNexis Cantor Fitzgerald Securities Corporate Risks, Inc. R.D. Hume & Mary A. Hume Merrill Lynch & Co. Castle Harlan, Inc. Daily News Endowment Foundations, Inc. Citrine Management Corp. Davis & Gilbert LLP Realogy Corporation Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. Cogswell Realty Group Depot Landmark LLC Richard and Rosalee C. Davison Metropolitan Life Collegiate Church Corporation Estee Lauder, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Public Service Electric and Durst Organization L.P. Foley & Lardner LLP Robert Derector Associates Gas Company Entergy Services, Inc. Foothill Wells Fargo RSM McGladrey, Inc. Schering-Plough Corporation Freygish Foundation Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & The Sam and Louise Campe SourceMedia, Inc. FTI Consulting, Inc. Jacobson LLP Foundation Inc. (an Investcorp Company) Fujitsu Consulting Gardiner & Theobald, Inc. Seaview Cape House, LLC Grantham. Mayo, Van Otterloo GE Foundation Shoreline Pacific Equity, LTD $10,000 - $24,999 and Co. The Gonda Family Foundation Silicon Valley Community Ambac Assurance Corporation Hayward Industries, Inc. Great Lakes Christian Foundation Foundation The Bank of New York, Inc. Hok, Inc. Hawkins, Delafield & Wood LLP Silvestri Family Foundation Barclays Capital Illinois Tool Works Foundation Heller Ehrman, LLP SoapBox Studios Bio-Reference Laboratories, Inc. Iris and Saul Katz Family Hess Energy Trading Company, LLC St. Paul Travelers Company, Inc. The Cindy & John Sites Foundation, Inc. Hulbert Family Charitable Standard & Poor’s Charitable Foundation The Katcher Family Foundation Lead Trust Sterling National Bank Condé Nast Publications Kaufman Hall & Associate, Inc. Image Dermatology P.C. Swanee Hunt Family Foundation Deutsche Bank Americas Kent-Lucas Foundation, Inc. Inductis, LLC Time Warner Employee Foundation Kissinger, McLarty Associates Inform Studio Grant Programs Greenberg Traurig, LLP The Louis and Harold Price ING USA Annuity & Life Toll Bros., Inc. Hess Corporation Foundation, Inc. Insurance Co. Tontine Associates, LLC International Creative Navigant Consulting – James Mintz Group Towerbrook Capital Partners, LP Management, Inc. Lending A Hand Johnson & Johnson Traeth Corporation Investors Savings Bank Plainfield Asset Management LLC Jones Day Foundation Transload America, Inc. J.P. Morgan Securities, Inc. The Raether 1985 Charitable Trust JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. Turner & Turner, Inc. Knight Capital Group, Inc. UBS Kaplan Family Foundation Ungaretti & Harris LLP Kenyon & Kenyon Union Square Capital Corp L.D. Peters & Sons, Inc. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

16 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES Year Ended December 31, 2007

Revenues, gains and other support Contributions $ 4,527,472 Membership revenues 70,008 All Stars ticket sales 22,023 Theatre ticket sales and subscriptions 62,914 In-kind labor 60,000 Net revenues from special events 643,033 Investment income 83,097 Change in value of split-interest agreement 33,133 Training and licensing fees 45,490 Other revenues 4,378 Total revenues, gains and other support $ 5,551,548 Expenses Program services EXPENSES All Stars Talent Show Network 1,360,987 Development School for Youth 775,054 Castillo Theatre 508,375 Volunteerism and Education 426,885 Youth Onstage! 267,178 Production of Youth by Youth 75,567 Total program services $ 3,414,046 Supporting services I PROGRAM SERVICES Management and general 475,584 I FUND RAISING SERVICES Fund raising 650,084 I MANAGEMENT AND Total supporting services $ 1,125,668 GENERAL SERVICES Total expenses $ 4,539,714

Change in net assets from operations 1,011,834 Write off of financing and renovation related costs (870,309) Change in net assets 141,525 Net assets – beginning of year 6,546,759 Net assets – end of year $ 6,688,284

The All Stars Project, Inc. is a not-for-profit under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. For complete audited financials visit www.allstars.org Photo credits: Erroll Anderson Donleary Bailey Christina DiChiara Caroline Donnola Margot Duane Sandy Friedman Ronald L. Glassman Richard Krauss Anastassios Mentis David Nackman Cleveland Thomas

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