2017 ANNUAL REPORT

Building Relationships, Inspiring Success. “Ramapo for Children is built around a set of beliefs, an educational philosophy, and an approach to creating community. In 2017, we brought that approach to more educators and children than ever before.”

2 RAMAPO 2017 At Ramapo, we have spent nearly a century supporting young people who wrestle with challenges such as disability, learning difference, poverty, or trauma. Our approach, on display throughout this annual report, helps create environments that foster a sense of belonging and connectedness, and promotes individual learning and personal growth for young people and adults. Our mission is rooted in building healthy relationships and strong communities. Ramapo has evolved over the years and our commitment to continuous improvement has been unwavering. Ongoing self-reflection and learning are integral to our organizational culture. We believe that our mission bestows on us a responsibility to address any issues that can give rise to alienation and exclusion. In that spirit, in 2017, we began tackling the issues of racism and inequity, and exploring how they manifest in our work, among our partners, and even within our own organization. Throughout its history, Ramapo has been a living laboratory for identifying and articulating practices that help support success for all. We hope that others discover, as we have, that difficult conversations about race and equity, undertaken in an environment marked by honesty and trust can strengthen bonds and deepen connections. We plan to share what we’ve learned, so that other organizations will have the confidence and skill to confront a challenge that keeps so many young people, families, and organizations from truly fulfilling their potential. We are incredibly proud of our staff members for having the courage to go on this organizational journey. We are proud of our board members for having the bravery to look under the organizational hood and for recognizing that addressing race and inequity is not mission creep, but mission fulfillment. Ramapo for Children is built around a set of beliefs, an educational philosophy and an approach to creating community. In 2017, we brought that approach to more educators and children than ever before. We continue to be a proud beacon of kindness and generosity in a landscape of uncertainty. None of this good work would be possible without the efforts and support of our professional staff, lay leaders, donors, partner organizations, and families. We are extraordinarily grateful for your participation and your contribution, and we look forward to doing good work together for many years to come.

ADAM WEISS DAVID ROSS Chief Executive Officer Board President

RAMAPO 2017 3 CAMP RAMAPO Camp Ramapo is a residential camp for children with a broad range of cognitive, social and emotional abilities. Staffed almost entirely by aspiring educators, social workers and youth-service professionals, Camp Ramapo is a nurturing place that uses the Ramapo Approach to promote independence and self-confidence, teach social skills, and help ,RESPONDING, children experience friendship and fun. ,REFLECTING, REPAIRING In 2017, Camp Ramapo welcomed 500 children and 200 counselors ADAPTING FOR to Rhinebeck for a summer INDIVIDUAL NEEDS of learning and growth.

,CLEAR EXPECTATIONS, STRUCTURES & ROUTINES RAMAPO RELATIONSHIPS & RETREATS ROLE MODELING Ramapo Retreats are full-day and multi-day experiences for school and community groups. Students and educators learn to use the Ramapo Approach to strengthen relationships, establish shared norms, and promote a sense of community. In 2017, Ramapo served nearly 12,000 young people and adults in a wide variety of retreats.

4 RAMAPO 2017 RAMAPO TRAINING Ramapo Training provides professional development, technical assistance, and coaching to educators, youth workers, and caregivers. The Ramapo Approach enables these adults to create environments in which all children can participate, feel connected, and experience success. THE TOOLBOX IN ACTION In 2017, Ramapo’s training The Ramapo Approach, which workshops and coaching sessions forms the core of each of our four reached nearly 30,000 adults. programs, provides adults with a unique toolbox of strategies and techniques that meet children’s needs, promote positive behavior, and foster social and emotional skill development in young people. By putting this Approach into STAFF ASSISTANT practice, adults can create safe and supportive classrooms, programs, EXPERIENCE homes, and communities that The Staff Assistant Experience (SAE) is a year-round, are marked by belonging and residential transition-to-independence program connectedness. for young adults. The program uses the Ramapo Approach to provide participants with opportunities to practice vocational and life skills in a communal setting. At Ramapo, young people can improve independent living and job skills; build resilience and self-determination; and develop a “future orientation.” In 2017, Ramapo’s Staff Assistant Experience helped 35 young adults begin their journey to success.

RAMAPO 2017 5 RELATIONSHIPS THE TOOLBOX IN ACTION AND ROLE MODELING

Relationships and role modeling form the cornerstone of Ramapo for Children’s Toolbox and Approach. When working with adults, we help them understand that promoting positive behavior in young people starts with recognizing the impact of their own behavior. By practicing self-awareness and self-reflection, adults can begin to understand how their actions and behaviors influence young people. When adults model the behaviors they want to see in others, they can focus on building relationships with young RAMAPO’S STRATEGIES INCLUDE: people by improving communication • Identify and celebrate individual and creating trust. strengths • Match your voice and body language to your message • Share some of your own interests and experiences • Listen without an agenda

“Building relationships was something I felt comfortable with in my old classroom, but teaching a new age group was a challenge for me. By working with my Ramapo coach, I’ve learned how to build trust with new students. Simple things like asking ‘how was your “I model social and emotional skills by verbalizing weekend?’ have created better relationships how I deal with my emotions. For example, I between my students and me.” may say, ‘I’m noticing that my body temperature is changing and I’m getting a headache. This tells – MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHER, MANHATTAN me that I am becoming frustrated and I need to take some space.’ Modeling behavior is helpful because Staff Assistants also start to name their emotions and develop coping strategies.”

- STAFF ASSISTANT MENTOR

6 RAMAPO 2017 RELATIONSHIPS AND ROLE MODELING

During a retreat, our team intentionally builds and reinforces positive relationships with “participants. As soon as our guests arrive, our facilitators ask questions, share stories about themselves, and express interest in each individual. At the start of group activities, the first thing we do is draw out and highlight commonalities within the retreat group. For many, it’s the first time these shared traits have been identified, and the exercise helps to create stronger bonds between participants. – DIRECTOR OF RAMAPO” RETREATS

RAMAPO 2017 7 CLEAR EXPECTATIONS, THE TOOLBOX IN ACTION STRUCTURES, AND ROUTINES

To support the goals of a community, whether it be in a classroom, recreational environment, or at home, we emphasize how important it is for adults—in collaboration with young people—to set expectations for behavior. By establishing clear structures and routines, and understanding the controllable elements of an environment, such as space, time, and materials, adults can minimize stress, anticipate triggers, RAMAPO’S STRATEGIES INCLUDE: celebrate successes, and ultimately • Identify and promote community pave the way for participation expectations and engagement. • Check for understanding • Organize space, time, people, and materials • Use goals and incentives to motivate behavioral change and promote independence

“When I lead a workshop for after-school staff, I equip them with the skills necessary to build community agreements that include youth voice. Identifying shared purpose and establishing agreements helps build a community in which “The Ramapo Leadership Program provides everyone is clear about the expectations and moderate boundaries and positive routines that feels accountable.” have enabled my daughter to mature socially and emotionally, even when she’s not on campus. – RAMAPO TRAINER She has weekly calls with her Ramapo mentor, which allow her to take stock of all the things that have occurred that week and what she’s accomplished.”

– RAMAPO LEADERSHIP PROGRAM/SUMMER CAMP PARENT

8 RAMAPO 2017 CLEAR EXPECTATIONS, STRUCTURES, AND ROUTINES

One of the backbones of Ramapo’s Staff Assistant Experience is that “every participant has their own schedule, seven days a week. Providing young adults with structure encourages them to prepare for the next day and think about how routines can help them reach their goals. Also, Staff Assistants end their days with a routine of reflecting on their “highs” for the day and their “hopes” for the next day, which is a good way to assess what happened and to create new goals.

– DIRECTOR OF RAMAPO’S STAFF ASSISTANT EXPERIENCE ”

RAMAPO 2017 9 ADAPTING FOR THE TOOLBOX IN ACTION INDIVIDUAL NEEDS

When young people are struggling to meet community expectations, they often require additional supports and more targeted planning to meet their individual needs. When adults recognize young people’s patterns, triggers, and stressors, they can provide alternative strategies for expressing and managing emotions, including using sensory materials and adjusting schedules to prevent over-stimulation. By making adaptations, communities can become more inclusive and RAMAPO’S STRATEGIES INCLUDE: welcoming places for young people • Use interests and abilities to motivate who might otherwise be pushed participation and engagement into the margins. • Decode behavior into feelings and offer alternatives • Use pre-established visual cues and verbal reminders • Create a “retreat” or “cool down” spot

“When Staff Assistants come to work with us, we communicate heavily with Ramapo’s team to ensure that, first and foremost, the young adult is given a job that aligns with his or her interests and strengths. Then we make adaptations to their training as needed. For example, we’ve created “We adapt our programs for individual students, photo books that include the images and names because Ramapo believes that all young people of the tools and items that they work with.” have assets. Schools should be structured for youth—not the other way around—and part of that is the adults’ responsibility to investigate – STAFF ASSISTANT EMPLOYER each child’s strengths and what makes them unique, then use that knowledge to help each child be successful.”

– ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF RAMAPO’S SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS

10 RAMAPO 2017 When we plan camp programs, we differentiate our activities to meet campers’ ADAPTING FOR “individual needs. Within the art center, we use stations, which enable campers to INDIVIDUAL NEEDS choose what they will enjoy during their time there. We have stations that provide ‘clean spaces’ for campers who may not care to get messy; stations that allow both independent and group play; and stations that allow sensory play for campers who need that. Campers feel successful when they have a sense of autonomy.

– DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMMING & OUTREACH AT CAMP RAMAPO”

RAMAPO 2017 11 RESPONDING, REFLECTING, THE TOOLBOX IN ACTION AND REPAIRING

Although steps may be taken to ensure that environments are inclusive and supportive, situations will arise during which relationships may need to be repaired between young people and others in their community. In times of conflict, we reinforce the importance of an adult’s response and provide strategies for de-escalating situations, avoiding power struggles, and managing difficult emotions. Following conflicts or critical incidents, we help adults respond with protocols that do not rely on exclusionary or punitive discipline measures and instead focus on addressing harm, and practicing skills. When appropriate, in partnership with young RAMAPO’S STRATEGIES INCLUDE: people, we help adults identify consequences • Pick your battles that enable young people to reflect on • Have a plan for processing conflict mistakes, identify alternatives, and create and allowing for restitution a plan for repairing relationships. • Confront privately • Use consequences carefully

“In the camp environment, when conflicts arise, the tools provided by Ramapo are designed to help children make better choices for themselves. Strategies can be as simple as giving a camper space and time to cool off, or taking a camper on “During retreat activities, staff members create a walk to speak privately about an issue. These situations that challenge participants, knowing strategies provide young people with control, that through communication and encouragement, which allows them to feel more comfortable.” the group will overcome these obstacles by working together. Afterwards, participants have – RAMAPO BOARD MEMBER an opportunity to reflect on the challenge, the AND BEHAVIOR THERAPIST potential conflicts that could have arisen, and what steps they took to avoid conflict.”

– ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

12 RAMAPO 2017 RESPONDING, REFLECTING, AND REPAIRING

All of the strategies utilized by Ramapo coaches support the goals of school-wide “restorative practices, particularly de-escalating and resolving conflict, and reintegrating a student back into their school community. These practices include structured conversations between a student and teacher that enable both people to reflect on negative behaviors, the impact of those behaviors, and what can be done to rectify the situation in a way that restores respect and dignity to all parties.

– DIRECTOR OF RAMAPO’S RESTORATIVE PRACTICES AND ” EQUITY INITIATIVES

RAMAPO 2017 13 FY2017 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

ASSETS AND LIABILITIES: REVENUE AND EXPENSES: FOUR-YEAR SUMMARY FOUR-YEAR SUMMARY

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Current Assets Operating Revenue Current Liabilities Operating Expenses Long-term Assets Investment Return & Capital Contributions Long-term Liabilities Depreciation, Interest and Pension Withdrawal

FISCAL 2017 FISCAL 2017 OPERATING REVEN­UE ANALYSIS EXPENSE ANALYSIS

Program-Related Fees $6,013,132 Program 89% $7,375,388 Individual Contributions Administration & Development 11% 867,193 & Fundraising Events, Net 1,116,592 TOTAL $8,242,581 Foundation Contributions 1,111,645 Other Grants 494,610 Depreciation $625,345 TOTAL $8,735,979 Interest $99,643

Investment Return, Net $190,131 Capital Contributions $87,000 OF EXPENSES GO DIRECTLY TO 89% PROGRAMS.

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RAMAPO 2017 17 Carrboro Solar Works, LLC– Tousey Winery Ramapo deeply thanks Ed Witkin Village Pizza Central Hudson Gas & Electric Andrew & Linda Weintraub Corporation Christine Yerks our Shining Stars CFC of the National Capital Area CFC of New York City SHINING STARS Between November 1, 2016 and October 31, 2017, Dutchess Metal Supply Corp. 32 Anonymous Donors Ramapo’s budget of $8.9 million was met with Fischer Travel Enterprises– Estelle Aaron Bill Fischer Karen Abrahamson the help of 1,190 contributions. We wish to Glendale Maspeth United Peter & Gila Acker Methodist Church thank the following foundations, corporations Anne Ackerman Goldman Dermatology, PLLC– and individuals, as well as those who chose Dr. Barry D. Goldman William & Dinny Adamson H & H Purchasing Services Catherine Adler to support Ramapo through gifts to UJA- Hannaford Supermarkets John & Nancy Alderman Federation of New York and the United Way. Health Quest Shakawat Ali & Mita Chowdhury Hudson Valley Federal Credit Sabrina Allan & Douglas Ellenoff If you would like to make a gift to Ramapo, Union Elizabeth Allen please contact us at 845-876-8409 or visit IZLIND Integrative Wellness Center Jonathan H. Allen & Institute of Rhinebeck Robert & Marcia Altabet www.ramapoforchildren.org/support-us. Kingston Oil Supply Corp. Sheriff Adrian ‘Butch’ Anderson Kirchhoff Companies Bruce & Carol Angiolillo Leaf, Meile, Manganelli, Fortunato Patty & Kent Anker & Engel, LLC FOUNDATIONS AND Jesse & Joan Kupferberg Family Swantz Family Foundation Zainal Arifin FAMILY FOUNDATIONS Foundation Taft Foundation Merck Foundation–Merck Gives Back Employee Giving Program Marina A. Asimova 2 Anonymous Donors The Kupferberg Foundation Thomas Thompson Trust Mid-Hudson Valley Federal Felice Axelrod K. Blacklock Family Charitable The Lucius N. Littauer Foundation Tisch Foundation, Inc. Credit Union Dawn Babbush Fund M & T Charitable Foundation Dan & Sheryl Tishman Family NYC Gives Gil & Bonnie Bach Bloomberg Philanthropies The Ian Mactaggart Trust Foundation Pachyderm Consulting, LLC Jeff & Andy Baevsky J.E. & Z.B. Butler Foundation The MAT Charitable Foundation The TJX Foundation, Inc. Red Hook Plumbing & Heating Inc. Izabela Bajno The Thomas & Agnes Carvel Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation Metzger-Price Fund, Inc. Salesforce.org Jeff & Cathy Baker Foundation Rite Aid Foundation–KidCents The Netter Foundation Lester’s of Greenvale, LLC Rebecca Ballantine & Edwin & Kathryn Clarke Family Ruth Turner Fund, Inc. Foundation Richard Nye Foundation Stern Investor Relations Jeremy Kaplan UJA-Federation of New York Community Response Grants The Price Family Foundation, Inc. Foundation Rachelle Band –Dutchess of the Community Prudential Foundation Jack M & Rose Ullman Foundation, Top Spin Productions, Inc.– Lonnie & Karen Barnett Inc. Foundations of the Hudson Valley Quad Family Foundation Johnny Tyous Harriet Barovick & Erika Ineson Vital Projects Fund, Inc. United Way of Delaware Dammann Fund Ira M. Resnick Foundation, Inc. Randy Barron The Wasily Family Foundation Westex–Tony Marinello Daniel Family Charitable Emil & Stelle Rogers Foundation, Mark Basile Foundation The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Inc. IN-KIND DONATIONS Vicki Batten Ronald Domb Foundation Foundation, Inc. The Rosenthal Fund Beth Baxter Witkin Family Fund Brian Gewirtz Memorial The Dorr Foundation May & Samuel Rudin Family Foundation Danielle Beaumont Dyson Foundation Foundation, Inc. CORPORATIONS Buns Burgers Marcia & Michael Beck Ann & Abe Effron Fund–Donor Andrew Sabin Family Foundation 1 Anonymous Donor Clemson Brothers Brewery Steven & Amanda Beckman Advised of the Community The Schwartz Family Foundation, A&R Security Dropbox, Inc. Kate Beever Foundations of the Hudson Valley Inc. A.M. Skier Agency, Inc. From the Ground Brewery Emily Beezley The FAR Fund SCOPE–Summer Camp N.S. Goldstein Foundation, Inc. Opportunities Promote Education CFC Action for Boston Community Iconic Hair Salon–Rhinebeck Ayanna & David Behin Development Land of Oz Toys & Gifts Good Hope Foundation, Inc. Seibert Family Foundation Lisa & Peter Benet Adobe Millbrook Vineyards & Winery Jessica Beniquez The Gottesman Fund Shapiro-Silverberg Foundation Aetna Foundation Inc. Mylan Specialty, L.P. Leticia Beniquez Harman Family Foundation The Edith Glick Shoolman Northern Dutchess Rod & Gun Club Matthew Bennett Hartman Family Foundation Children’s Foundation Allstate Oblong Books & Music Carolyn Benz Heller Family Foundation The Silverweed Foundation AmazonSmile Foundation Pitchfork Hard Cider John & Nancy Beranbaum Hermione Foundation William E. Simon Foundation Aon / Albert G. Ruben Insurance Services, Inc (NY) Russell Farms Evan & Cindy Berg Jacob L. & Lillian Holtzmann The SPOUT Foundation Apple Matching Gifts Program Foundation Seth Sprague Educational & Samuel’s Sweet Shop Valerie Berlin John & Fred Klingenstein Fund of Charitable Foundation Atlantic Business Products Gregg Streibig & Ritu Dhalwala Stacy & Antoine Bernheim UJA-Federation Stewart’s Foundation Blackrock Matching Gift Program Sunflower Natural Foods Market Vanessa Bertozzi

18 RAMAPO 2017 Mr. David P. Bicks Mitch Chaitin John Jason Daunter Katherine Edgell & Henry Coleman Herbert & Judith Freedman Mr. Jon Birge & Mrs. Miriam Bender Bonnie & Clive Chajet Mr. Robert David C. Brian Egnatz & Ariel Kochi Karen Freedman & Chris Bischof Lisa Chajet Lisa de Lima & Bobby Alter Paul & Lisbeth Ehrlich Roger Weisberg Bruce A. Black Lori Chajet & Ben Wides Bob & Kathy Dean Leigh Eisenberg Nina Freedman & Michael Rosenbaum Marylou & Bob Blaisdell Lynn Chamberlin Jeanne L. Dean Martin Elias Dana & Bruce Freyer Susan C. Blaisdell Jonathan & Emme Deland Larry Elsner & Benita Rubinett Andrea Chan Ilana Friedman Alan & Alana Blank Mr. Jeffrey W. Deneroff Sophie Elsner Mr. Raymond & Michele Friedman Mrs. Katherine Chan Anne M. Derzon Laura S. & Lloyd C. Blankfein Deborah Engel & David Goldstein Sam Friedman & Laurie Stein Patrice Chandler Sandra & Tim Desmond John & Pam Blanpied Laura Engler Andrea Frisch-Hara Varun & Emma Chandra Wendy Dessy Sarah & Jeffrey Blaugrund Abigail Erdmann & Lucas Aalmans Christopher & Joyce Frost Ariane Cherbuliez Barbara Bleier & Liam Mitchell Frances Devlin Dr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Estes Faith Fuhrman Steven Chickery Randye & Gerald Blitstein Ned Dewees & Julia Blaut Esra Fakioglu Tom & Kyle Futo Andrew & Karen Choens Judith Block Kay DeWitt Ina Feidelman Cathryn Galanter & Trevor Bond Ronald Chomiw Amy Dezura & Gary L. Williams Steven B. Feigenbaum, Esq. James Rosenfeld Sam Borek Hal & Doris Chorny Eric Diamond Esther Fein & David Remnick Ronald H. Galler Alexander & Darlene Borre Mette Christiansen & Tracey Diamond Laura Gottlieb Feldman Mr. James Gara Frank Mulhern Marcia L. Bowne Vanessa Diebold Lisa Feldman Sandra Garni Tracy Chutorian-Semler & Barbara DiStasio Gina Garrubbo Christopher Boyatt & Linda Riefler Eric Semler Sheldon Feldman & John (Ginz) DiStasio Gayle Saunders Annmarie Gaskin Susan & Jonathan Bram Maryfrances & Stephen Ciurczak Steven DiStasio Judith & Carl Felsenfeld Karen Gaughan Kelly & Mark Bramlett Andrea Clark Elizabeth Branca Corrie Clark Frank & Dainora Branciforte Greg & Judy Clemens Chanel Brandon Brian Cogan & Robin Keller Elyse Braun Andrew Cohen & Elizabeth Sarnoff Jeff & Jenn Breen Guy & Luisa Cohen Richard Brennan & Elizabeth Gery Jordana Cohen Kathy Brennessel Marcia Cohen & Jay Harris David J. Brock Martin S. Cohen & Dr. Jane & Mr. Frederic Brooks Randy Ellen Sheinberg Brian & Caroline Brost Philip Cohen & Rebecca Kramnick Sheila Q. Brown Andy Colbert Bliss Broyard Alice & William Collins James & Joanne Buccellato Laurie & Peter Collins Holly & Kevin Buckley Alicia Colon JoAnne Burger & Michael Caplan Cheryl Coogan Jennifer Buri da Cunha Charlotte & Sheldon Cooper Diane Burstein & John Kosner Douglas & Julia Copeland Howard & Lisa Busch Mary Costello-Lazare & Mike & Lottie Bushmann Steve Lazare Alex Dmitriev David Fendel & Julie Bowers Robert & Gail Gaynes Anne Butler Carol Countryman Marjorie Doniger Alan & Lois Fields Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Genetti Thomas & Maureen Byrne Wyatt Counts Joseph & Catherine Dorison Judy Figueroa Mr. Saul Gersen Ronald & Anne Cacciola Amanda Cox, MD Adam & Kate Dratch Susan File Dov Gertzulin JoAnn Cahill Brahm & Dana Cramer Francine Dreyfus Marilyn Fils Dr. & Mrs. Warren Gilbert Christopher Caines Allen & Nancy Croessmann Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Druker Daniel Finkelstein Scott Gitlin Kimberly Careccia Drs. Nancy J. Crown & Marilyn Dubin Orah Fireman & Andrew Schiavoni Lauren Givner Ann E. Carmel & Daniel Wolk Samuel K. Weisman Sue Ducat & Stan Cohen Mrs. Arline Fireman David Carmel & Natalie Cuchel & Michael Smith Raymond & Matiana Glass Kirsten Axelsen Carmel Wendy Curtis Margaret Duffy Joel Fisher Robert & Lisa Glassberg Jason & Amanda Carmel Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Cuttler Judy Dulberg Mrs. Anita Fishman Norman J. Glassel Jonathan Carmel & Ashley Stone Barton Czyz Vivian R. Dulberg Amy Gant Fitzgerald Carol Glazer Marc & Liane Carter Mark D’Ambrosi Steve & Dawn Durning-Hammond Valerie Fitzhugh Jaclyn Goddette Francesca Catinella Jordan Dale Michael & Leslie Dyas James & Melissa Fitzpatrick David E. Golan, Laura C. Green & Susanne Catinella Heather & Jeffrey Damon Aurore M. Eaton & Scott F. Eaton Leslie Flom Liza Green-Golan Carrie A. Cazolas Betsy Daniels Matt Ecker Fern Flomenhaft Bernard Goldberg

RAMAPO 2017 19 Jacqueline & Alan Goldberg Mark & Susan Helweil David & Monica Kauffman Steven M.S. Kurtz, Ph.D. & Curtis Litwiller Mark & Paula Goldberg Lisa Herbold Maryam & Bill Kaufman Bonnie Schwarcz Kurtz Haizhu Liu Steven L. Goldfarb Julie Herbst-Dettmer Mark Kavarsky Peter & Rachel Kushel Alison Locker Jim Goldsmith & Kim Kaufman Jill Herman Steven & Meg Kayman Bruce Kuziola Jonathan C. Locker Bruce Goldstein Karen Herrmann-Fishelson Emily Keller Rachel Laiserin Nancy & Alan N. Locker Sanford ‘Sandy’ Goldstein Michael Herron Jim Keller & Mary Ellen Hoy Jimmy & Sheri Langel Judith Loeb Kristin Gonzalez Peter Hershberg & Erin Ross Scott & Laurel Kemp Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lansing Patricia Loehrke Margarita Gonzalez Gwenn Scheuer Herz & Bill Herz Mitchell Kent Wendy Lanxner Blake Logan Mr. & Mrs. John D. Gordon III Christy Hickey Mr. & Mrs. Victor K. Kiam III Wiliam & Valerie LaRose Lisa Sullivan Lopata Ellen R. Gordon Erin Hill Taylor Kiernan Matthew G. Lasner Lenore Loveman Lisa Gordon Harriette Hirsch Richard W. & Athena Kimball Matt & Danika Laszuk Alice E. Luftig Robin L. Gordon Liz Levitt Hirsch Matthew King Susan Lau & Jason Low Susana & Alexander Luke Zak & Wendy Gordon Roberta & Peter Hirsch Stephan & Stacie Kiratsous Thomas Lauher Suzanne Lunn James & Penny Gorman Alan H. Hirschfeld & Monika Kirtland Florence Launer Lori Madrid Allison Gould Emily J. Roberts Morton Kissen, Ph.D. Lorraine Lazerus Virginia Maltese Mr. & Mrs. C. Joseph Gould Harry & Maida Hirschkorn Donna Lynn Kleiman Jasmine Bacon Leaf Eric & Danielle Mandelblatt Leah & Tal Gozhansky Douglas & Jill Hirsh Jesse Klein Allison & Erik Leaver Emily Mandelstam Robert Gray Anne Hobbs Nicholas Klein Julie & Paul Leff Rebecca & Jeffrey Mandler Rona G. Green Rachel Holt Susan Koff Marnee M. Lerums Ruth & Marc Manin Hank Greenberg Dale & Jane Honeycutt Patricia Kogan Mrs. Arlyne Lesser Barbara Manocherian Jessica Greenberg Patricia Hoppin Laurie Greenberg Carin Horowitz & David Wagenheim Paige & Mel Grillo Teri & John Horowitz Neil & Sandra Gross Mr. & Mrs. James Houghton Steven B. & Elizabeth S. Gruber Annie Huggins & Andy Rex Daniel B. Gubits Lynn Marie Hulsman Armando Guerresi Tarsha M. Hunter Jane & Randy Guggenheimer Tracey & Thomas Hynes Sandra Guirguis Susan Illman Lorraine Gumenick Evelyn & Sidney Insoft Karen & Dori Gurwitz Jill & Ken Iscol Erich Hahn Aziz Isham Michelle L. Haitz Ms. Mary Eliot Jackson David Hakes Rabbi Richard Jacobs & Carol & Peter Halfon Susan Freedman Linda Hanrahan Mrs. Glenda Jaffe Helen B. Harary Lynn Henry James Hilary & Stanley Harris Barbara Janowitz & Peter Entin Karen Harris & Rob Gips David Javsicas Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Konas Ellis & Seth Lesser Dr. & Mrs. Howard Marcus Paula Harrison Stewart & Marjorie Johnson Bernie & Susan Kosberg Judi & Serle Levin Patrick Marette Mark & Shelley Hatch Alison Bellino Johnston Lillian E. Kraemer Peter Levin Jeffrey Marker Amber D. Haukedahl Celia Joyce Kahlila Kramer & Anthony Vavasis Judi Markowitz Jane Hauser Lisa Kabnick & John McFadden Terri Levin Mark Hayes Patricia Kakalec Larry Krantz Josephine & Jim Levine Sol Markowitz Charley & Vanessa Hayward Lauren Kaltman Louise Krieger Eric & Beth Levinson Harlene Marks Douglas & Jessica Healy Jed Kanner Michael Krug Carolyn H. Lewis Luz Marquez Kate H. Hecht Alan I. Kaplan Stephen & Carol Kruh Judith Hatchfield Lewis Yolanda Martin Susan H. Hecht ‡ Mr. Barry A. Kaplan Polly M. Kuhn Zander & Morina Lichstein Frank & Terry Martini Dominique Hedderich Bettina L. Kaplan Esther Kunin Neil & Leslie Lilien Mark & Nancy Mathyer Amy S. Hedison David H. & Helen B. Kaplan Howard Kunin Harry Lipman & Julie Roth Leni & Peter May Ben & Rebecca Heller Laura Kaplan Jennifer Kunin & Sid Reitzfeld Jonathan & Holly Lipton Michael & Elizabeth Mayers Mrs. Pamela M. Heller Michael Kassin Ken Kunin & Beth Stickney David & Maggie Lissy Lowell, Ryan & Jennifer McAdam Susie Heller Gary & Shelley Katz Lillian Kurtz Amy Liszt & Gabriel Sayer Toby & Jane McAfee Susan Hellerstein & John Triedman Jonathan F. Katz, Ph.D. Col Richard Kurtz, USA, Ret. Eugene Litwer, M.D. Stacey S. McArdle

20 RAMAPO 2017 Clare S. McCarthy William & Elisabeth Nayor Alexis Quy Charles Salzberg Mary Smith Mary McCatty Nancy & Daniel Neff Pam & Jeff Rabin Flora Sanders Robert Smith Ann McChord Karen Nelson & Daniel Greenberg The Rafal Family Mrs. Joan Sarnoff Ross & Deborah Smith Lynnette & Kevin McCollum Vicki Nieter Barrie Raffel Ginger & Bob Sauer Sandra Smith Valerie McFarlane Tracy L. Nixon Rebecca Raik Dr. Ellen R. Saxl Thomas G. Snow & Tamara & Sean McHugh Victor Noerdlinger Deborah Rains & Leo Bastino Joseph & Leslie Saxl Karen B. Meriwether Mary McKay & Jan Philip Browne Mr. & Mrs. William T. Nolan Jonathan Raiola Stephen Saxl & Alice Naude Jonathan Snyder Joan Lasker Sobel Matthew & Rachele McKnight Renie & Rich Noring Alex Raitt & Mia Cha Nina & Josh Sayer Brian Sogol & Scott Hillier Robert McNeill Todd & Sarah Norwood Pilar Ramos Jeffrey A. Scales Irwin & Elizabeth Sollinger William Meade Pauline November Ellie Rauch Linda N. Schapiro Jonathan & Hillary Sollinger Patrick & Susan Meaney Suzanne Novik Michael Ravitch & Daniel Hurewitz Elisabeth Scharlatt Frank Solomon Jeffrey Melcer & Jodi Hecht Abe & Gail Nussbaum Russell Ray & Kerry Feldman Katherine Locker Scharlatt & Nick Scharlatt Margie Solovay & Rob Friedman Claude Mellins & Michael Conard Dara O’Brien Caroline Rebello Mrs. Rosalyn Tauber Scheidlinger Kathy & Aaron Soury Mrs. Sue M. Mellins Catherine O’Leary Lata Reddy Paul Schnell Beth Sperber Paul Mendelsohn Mrs. Pat O’Mara Joan Ress Reeves Steven Schnepp Jeffrey & Gail Stadler Teri Mendelsohn Michael O’Sullivan Nonie & Rink Reynders Susan B. Schoellkopf Mr. Homer K. Staley, Jr. Jill Mendelson Lynn Oberlander Helen & Mark Rice Linda Schoenthaler Susan P. Stanley Randi Menkes Caren & Steven Oberstein Nancy Rich Benjamin P.D. Schrag Garry & Linda Stark Peter & Louise Mensch Anne Maire Offer Rachel Richardson David & Martha Schwartz Paul & Patricia Stefek Richard & Ronay Menschel Claudette & Jose Oliveras Heidi & Richard Rieger Elaine Schwartz George & Marilyn Steinberg Jordan & Evonne Meranus Chris & Nicole Olver Johanna Riesel Dr. & Mrs. Ira Schwartz Leah Steinberg Mr. & Mrs. Deusdedi Merced Andrew Orangeo Mr. Edward M. Rimland & Arlene & Donald Merkelson Bernice Ordonez Dr. Lauren M. Rimland Mrs. Joan C. Schwartz Nancy Steiner & David Michaelis Andrew Mesnick Carlos & Shawn Ortiz Elias & Rosalind Rimland Jodi J. Schwartz Wally & Betsy Stern Ellen & Lee Metzendorf Natalie & Robert Oshins Edythe Rishin Joshua Scott Zach Stern Monica Meyer Jane L. Overman Jeanie Risso Ellen Seely & Jonathan Strongin Daniel Sternberg & Deborah Cooper Geraldine Meyers Veronica Padilla Karen & Thomas Robards Jon & Claire Selib Pamela Seuling Thomas & Rosemary Sterr Lora Milczewski Jill Palmiotti Jennifer Roberts Pat Sexton & Peter Muste Carol Sterr-Lehman Charles Miles Joey Parnes & Ellen Tattelman Marcia Robinson Lawrence Shapiro Joe & Diane Stevens Donna Miller John & Jeannmarie Passaro Michael Robinson Rena Shapiro Christopher & Amy Stokes Erin Miller Kaamini Patel Jim Rogers Peter Storey & Merin Urban Stephen Miller Barbara Paxton Jenny Sharfstein Kane & Steve Rogovic Andrew Kane Mrs. Marcia Strean Shane Millette Shibinsky Payne Gil & Yael Ronen Elizabeth M. & Robert C. Sheehan Gregg Streibig & Ritu Dhalwala Linda Saxl Minton & Tim Minton Julie & Josh Penzner Barry Rosen & Martin & Karen Sheer Jane Witkin Summer Maxine Mintzer & Gary Levine Daniel Perez Felicia Lebewohl Rosen Alan & Pam Shefland Amy Sussman Edwin & Suzanne Miska Jane Perin Michael & Jane Rosen Deborah Shefrin Mr. S. Donald Sussman Lisa Misol Tara Peris & Joel Rubin Enid Rosenbaum Barbara Sherman Jodi Sutton & Jeff Gershel Peter & Denise Mitchell Uri Perrin Nanette Rosenbaum Molly Sherman Paul & Edith Sutton Tara & Scott Mitchell Bob & Donna Peskin Francine Halfon Rosenberg Jane & Howard Sherwin Rebecca Tadikonda James Modlin & Alice Shulman Julio Peterson Jonathan Rosenberg Elizabeth M. Sherwood Lisa & Josh Tane Christopher Monroe Marsha Pinkstaff Eric & Fran Rosenfeld Mr. & Mrs. William Shirley Susie & Graham Taylor Danielle Moore John & Amy Pizzella Richard, Stacy & Max Rosenthal David & Linda Sicher Joshua Thomases & Tresa Elguera Michael & Amy Moorin Karin Polo David & Allison Ross Dr. & Mrs. Steven Sicher Daniel Tiano Kathleen Morio Susan & Jim Polos Deni Ross David Sicular & Lilian Stern Nessim A. Tiano Ann Morrill Stephen & Kathy Polzin Paul & Nancy Ross Martha Siegel & Adam Elsesser Helene S. Torker Andrew & Debbie Morris Melissa Posen & Larry Hirschhorn Stuart Ross Randy & Lisa Siegel Virginia E. Touhey & MaryAlice Yates Mudge Robert Roznowski Judith B. & Jeffrey R. Poss Steve Siegelbaum Kathleen A. Simmonds Emily Mullen David Ruben & Nancy Englander Michelle & Myles Post Ted & Shera Silver Keith & Sandra Troccia Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mullen Ellen A. Powell Janice Rubin & Richard Finkelstein Eric F. Silverman Allison Trujillo John & Deborah Muller Caroline Prewitt Sarah Ryan & Robert Wieman Susan Brous Silverman & Leonard A. Tureff Gail & Gary Muren Bruce & Maggie Pritikin Evelyn L. & Jeffrey S. Sabin Jeffrey Silverman Steven & Shelley Turk Elizabeth F. Nassar Gerald & Karen Pubentz Nichole Saccareccia Jayme Silverstone Stefan & Robin Unger Mrs. Frances E. Nathan Robert & Sheila Puopolo David Sailer Alison & Daniel Singer Angela Valenti & Steven Rosenthal Sara E. Nathan & Joel D. Kazis Francisco Queenan Edward & Norma Salem Aislinn Smith Illiana van Meeteren

RAMAPO 2017 21 Don & Barbara Vanden Broek Lisa Yagel Susie Heller* George Prewitt Murray Latz* Marjorie Vandow & Richard Fields Christine Yerks Rebecca Schrag Hershberg, Ph.D.* Ramapo Staff* Donald E. Lee Margo Vassar Cathy Young & Denise Suris Teri Horowitz* Jake Rimland* Joshua Lefer Heather Vatury Jonathan & Holly Youngwood Scott & Laurel Kemp Edythe Rishin* Roger Mahieu Raquel Vega Pui S. Yu Tim Kirtland* Richard Rosenthal Kim Mason Michael Veve Dale & Rafael Zaklad Bernie Kosberg David Ross* Mary McKernan David & Sue Viniar Joan & Thad Zaremba Tyler Krantz Harrison Rusie Dr. Robert Mellins Carol Voelger Lawrence & Rita Zeff Esther Kunin* Dr. Ellen R. Saxl* Lore Mendelsohn Robert & Jennifer Vogliano Lawrence & Carol Zicklin Mike Kunin* Oscar Segal Thomas P. Mullen Tom Wai-Shek & Marsha Tajima Anne-Marie Ziegler Carol & Rich Lansing & Family Jon Selib Edith Nissenblatt Wendy Wajda Mrs. Karen Ziman Anna Lazare Ann Sharfstein James O’Sullivan* Elizabeth Walkden Mr. & Mrs. Jonah Zimiles Julie & Paul Leff* Ava Smith Arthur Palmiotti Polly Walkden Kara Zimmerman Helen Lerums Michael Soury Richard Perin Karen Hirschkorn Walker Robert & Lisa Zimmerman Caroline Lesser Larry Swimer Milton Posner Christine Walsh Jacki Zix Lily Lesser* Jimmy Walker* William D. Rogers* Amy Thiele Weber Janet Zobel Stacey Gillis Weber & Paul & Linda Zuckerman Jeffrey A. Weber David J. Zumpano Bradley Wechsler & Patricia Newburger HONOR Charles & Lynn Weiner Karen Adler & Larry Greenwald Allen & Harriet Weingast Kayla Anderson Boyd Weinstein Peg Antonelli Melissa & Brian Weis Lily Brennessel* Allison Weisberg Harry Buckley Bonnie Weisler Jennifer Buri da Cunha* Adam & Sarah Weiss Pamela Castriata Capuso Jane & Bob Weiss Ann E. Carmel Lois & Michael Weiss Mark Carson-Selman & Molly Friedrich Dr. Richard Weiss Mickey Carter Steven Weissman Lori Chajet* David Weller Nicole Cherbuliez Funda & Gregory Wester Nathan Clemens* Jeannette Whaley Ariel Cohen & Louis Orren Chazz Levi-Crouch Sarah Wardlow Helen Rosen Sarah Wheeler Julia Cohen* Craig Lewis* Adam, Sarah, Sadie & Lilly Weiss * Ruth Rosenthal Arthur Whitman Liam J. Collins Harry W. Lipman Lois & Michael Weiss* Irving Rosenzweig* Louise & Burton Wides Megan Collins Isaiah William Lissy Bill Witkin * Doris & Asa Smith Brian Wilkie Steve Cox Dr. Leon Mandler Amy Wolf Glenn Stempel Cyndi Willey Bob Dean Elizabeth Martini Zeff Kids Joyce Stempel Gray & Marian Williams Jonathan DeCristofaro Emily Mathyer Sam Stempel* MEMORY Sharon Williams Noel Delgado Mary, Kelly, Julie & Kevin McKay Dr. Herbert Strean* Gilda Blitzer Kathleen Winitt Matthew DelGaudio Claude Mellins Peter Testaverde Bob, Mary, Frank, Helen and Ed Ronda Wist & Frank Chaney John (Ginz) DiStasio* Paul Mendelsohn* Bob Thomases* Dr. Albert J. Erdmann* Bill & Joan Witkin Kevin J. Estes* Kayla Miroff-Wood Nicholas Voelger Betty Feldman Peter Witkin Riley Fitzgerald Peter & Denise Mitchell Robert B. Weller Marcia Finkelstein Amy & Tom Wolf Nina Freedman & Owen Mohler Dorothy Wright* Marilea A. Wolf Michael Rosenbaum* Alexandra (Gould) Munzel Robert Fireman* Deane B. Wolfe Sam Friedman Katie Nash Susan Heming Hecht Thank you for your support Elizabeth Wood Erica Fuhrman Nancy Newman William B. Heller of Ramapo for Children! If we have accidentally omitted Eric Wood Mr. & Mrs. Gary Garson Harriette Hirsch Myra Nuttall your name from this list, please Piper H. Woods Adriana Gonzalez T.J. O’Mara & Kate Bushmann* Daniel Hopman accept our sincere apology Darrell Wright Laurie Greenberg* Joey Parnes & Ellen Tattelman* Gerald Jaffe* and let us know. Matthew Wright & Karen Pearson Hardworking Counselors* Noah Parnes Joseph Kerimov Michael & Elizabeth Wright Amber Kleiman Haukedahl Danny Plain Elijah Dar Kruh

‡ Deceased *Multiple gifts received in honor/memory 22 RAMAPO 2017 SENIOR LEADERSHIP STAFF

Adam Weiss Mike Kunin Chief Executive Officer Director of Family Relations and Camp Director Emeritus Bruce Kuziola Chief Financial and Matthew McKnight Administrative Officer Camp Director

Jennifer Zanger Jennifer Buri da Cunha Associate Executive Director, Director of Staff Assistant Direct Service Programs Experience

Stacey Alicea, PhD Noel Delgado Associate Executive Director, Director of Ramapo Retreats Ramapo Training Programs Scott Kemp Chris Olver Director of Campus Operations Associate Executive Director, Albert Kim Development, Strategy and Deputy Director, Operations Operations and Program Expansion Rachel Lissy, PhD Hannah Miller Senior Program Officer Deputy Director, Program Lisa Tazartes Content and Internal Senior Partnership Officer Professional Development

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

David Ross Michera Brooks President Ann E. Carmel Kirsten Axelsen Carmel Jon Selib Marc Carter Vice President John DiStasio Bob Dean Harvey Fine Treasurer Nina P. Freedman Gregg Streibig Laurie Greenberg Secretary Susan K. Heller Teri Goldberg Horowitz Julie Abrams Leff Harry W. Lipman Claude Ann Mellins, PhD Dianne Morales Nancy Fuld Neff Joey Parnes Julio Peterson Michael Rosenbaum Richard Rosenthal Ellen Rogers Saxl, EdD Katherine Locker Scharlatt William I. Witkin Amy Nye Wolf

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