*Red dots indicate New York Cares’ New York Cares brings volunteer Community Partners. Indicate New York Cares’ New York power where it’s needed most. Community Partners citywide. CaresNew York AnnualCares Report We run volunteer projects at 1,200 New York 2011Annual Report Community Partner agencies Cares Annual Report citywide*—benefiting 400,000 disadvantaged New Yorkers 2011 each year.

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Dear Friends, People talk a lot about “random acts of kindness,” but there is nothing random about the countless acts of kindness that happen each and every day in homeless shelters, under- resourced public schools, soup kitchens, senior centers, and other agencies across New York City’s five boroughs, thanks to New York Cares. Throughout 2011, our army of 55,000 volunteers prepared low-income high school students to ace the SAT; practiced critical reading and math skills with homeless children; assisted adults entering the workforce with résumé development and interviewing skills; helped with the post-Hurricane Irene relief efforts – and the list goes on and on. In March, Gail B. Harris we offered a record 2,300 projects in a single month, which contributed to the year’s overall program growth of almost 10%. Board President While we are proud of our accomplishments, we recognize how much more there is to do. In 2011, our Community Partners – the 1,200 nonprofits for which we plan and manage volunteer projects – conveyed with unparalleled frequency that if not for New York Cares, New York they simply would not be able to fulfill their missions. By the same token, we would not be able to fulfill New York Cares’ mission without the Cares generous funders, incredible volunteers, committed partner agencies, and many other friends who comprise the remarkable New York Cares family. We thank you all. With your ongoing support, we will continue to meet the challenges facing our city for many years to come.

With best wishes, Our Mission: New York Cares meets pressing Gary Bagley community needs Gail B. Harris, Board President Gary Bagley, Executive Director Executive Director by mobilizing caring New Yorkers in volunteer service. 2 New York Cares | Annual Report 2011 New York Cares | Annual Report 2011 3 Investing in the City’s Future

In the late ‘80s, a group of friends wanted to take action against serious social issues in the city. They tried to volunteer at homeless shelters, hospitals, schools, and senior centers, but encountered many obstacles. They responded by creating a new organization dedicated specifically to volunteering: New York Cares.

Our founders’ commitment to solving the problems of their day has become a trusted lifeline for nonprofits and city residents in need. New York Cares invests in the city 365 days a year, delivering resources where they’re needed most:

•Human Capital: We run volunteer projects for 1,200 Community Partners, many of which lack the staff, money and know-how to use volunteers effectively, if at all. New York Cares’ team of 75 full time employees handles everything: we diagnose “New York Cares and its volunteer needs, develop programming, create curricula, order and pay for supplies, recruit the volunteers, train the project leaders, and conduct volunteers have proven that ongoing evaluations. In doing so, we allow our partners to outsource their volunteer needs to simple acts can make a New York Cares, at no cost to the agencies or their clients. profound and positive impact, and their efforts have •Return on Investment: New York Cares is a force multiplier for good. Our model is one of the most cost-effective ways to provide and maintain critical exemplified community services the city relies upon. New York Cares delivers $6 in services to the community for every activism at its very best.” $1 it receives.

Volunteers are more than nice to have: they are — Michael R. Bloomberg, vital to the success of our community and the social sector. New York Cares enables all New Mayor of New York Yorkers to participate in the process. 4 New York Cares | Annual Report 2011 5

How What Our Programs New York Cares is the city’s largest volunteer organization. Every year, we offer a We Work We Do full range of volunteer programs that engage New Yorkers in meaningful service and provide critical support for nonprofits, city agencies and public schools.

Making Service Easy Last year, New York Cares Our flexibly scheduled, team-based model makes it easy for volunteers to increased programs by participate in hands-on activities that make a tangible impact. almost 10% in response to the city’s growing needs. Our Building Leaders in the Community programs help struggling New York Cares’ 1,200 Team Leaders are specially trained volunteers who serve New Yorkers in two primary as group coordinators and onsite project managers. Community Partners ways: recognize our Team Leaders for their excellence, professionalism, reliability A Lifeline for Community Partners Local and National Partnerships and commitment. New York Cares uses the power of volunteerism to help our New York Cares is a leader in key city and national service Meeting Immediate Needs Community Partners achieve their missions, while accomplishing initiatives, working with: Volunteers provide warm coats Supporting Corporate Volunteerism long-term impact in the neighborhoods they serve. Our to people who are cold, com- New York Cares designs customized service projects for New York City’s leading innovative approach bridges the gap between partner needs and • NYC Service, Mayor Bloomberg’s initiative to increase panionship to seniors who are corporations. Companies, large and small, also participate in our annual citywide limited resources. volunteerism in New York City. NYC Civic Corps members lonely, hot meals to people who days of service—New York Cares Day Fall and New York Cares Day Spring. In 2011, help us expand our programs. are hungry, and care for shelter New York Cares worked with 800 companies to engage employees in 22,000 The Result: In 2011, we developed programs that helped 1,200 animals awaiting new homes. volunteer opportunities. • NYC Office of Emergency Management (OEM). New Community Partners fulfill their organizational goals, and then York Cares is designated as the lead organization for recruited, trained and managed teams of volunteers to deliver Breaking the Cycle of Poverty ensuring that volunteers are quickly and effectively those programs. Volunteers work with children to mobilized during citywide disasters. enhance their math and reading New York Cares Program Areas • Red Cross of Greater New York (ARC/GNY). New York skills, help unemployed adults Hunger, Homelessness, 400,000 New Yorkers Served Cares works with ARC/GNY to mobilize volunteers for find jobs, teach immigrants Health & Wellness 14% recovery in the event of disasters. English and much more.

55,000 Volunteers • New York State Commission on National & Community Service Children 41% 1,200 1,200 • Points of Light Institute/HandsOn Network Team Community Adult Education Leaders Partners & Job Readiness 24%

75 Staff Seniors & Adults with Special Needs 8% Animal Care Revitalization & Other 6% & Environment 7% 6 New York Cares | Annual Report 2011 7 What We Do... A Closer Look Children’s Programs

One third of New York City children, ages five and younger, live in families whose total income is In 2011, below the federal poverty line. These children are at greater risk of dropping out of school, turning to drugs and crime, and continuing a life of poverty. By reaching kids early, we can help break this cycle 25,000 by setting them on a different path — one focused on learning and self-sufficiency. at-risk SAT Exam Preparation Winter Wishes for Kids and Families Through our longstanding partnership with Kaplan, Volunteers answered 34,749 gift requests from children, teens Inc., volunteers provided SAT preparation to 999 and families during the holidays. The letters showed the children low-income high school students. As a result, continued impact of the recession, with many asking for basic these students improved their test scores — often needs such as “diapers for my baby brother.” This program was participated by hundreds of points — and were accepted generously sponsored by Julie Turaj and Robert Pohly. to such prestigious universities as Cornell and in New York New York University. Academic Support Number of Teens in the Cares’ arts One-on-one attention is key to enhancing academic performance. In 2011, our volunteers devoted New York Cares Kaplan and recreation 44,000 hours to helping public school students SAT Prep Program develop a love of learning and improve their skills in projects. math, reading, writing and science. 1,000 Activities for Children with Special Needs Volunteers worked with 3,200 children and teens with disabilities in 2011. Projects included teaching 900 cooking and nutrition to autistic children, and running races, ice skating and more with children with developmental disabilities. 800 Arts and Recreation New York Cares expanded the horizons of 15,900 children living in homeless shelters, hospitals and low-income neighborhoods through art activities, sports, and cultural outings. Our volunteers inspired 700 creativity, built confidence, taught vital teamwork 2009 2010 2011 skills —and had lots of fun along the way. The SAT Program continues to build capacity, enrolling 800 students in 2009, 844 in 2010, and 999 in 2011. 8 New York Cares | Annual Report 2011 9

Adult Programs

Now more than ever, our adult volunteer programs act as a safety net for struggling New Yorkers, helping them build brighter futures for themselves and their families through free tax preparation services and intensive career skills development.

Tax Preparation and Financial Literacy Job Readiness Our volunteers provided free tax preparation Through one-on-one and small group career development assistance, volunteers services — delivered in partnership with ARIVA helped adults prepare to enter or re-enter the job market. They worked with In 2011, and the New York City Financial Network Action participants to create and revise résumés and cover letters, plan for job interviews, Consortium — to low-income New Yorkers, which and learn computer skills essential to the job search process. resulted in 10,592 tax returns and $18 million in New York Cares tax credits and refunds. Volunteers also helped Programs for Adults with Special Needs participants enhance their fiscal awareness and Volunteers worked with adults with disabilities to enliven their minds and spirits volunteers develop family budgets through our financial in a variety of ways. They created art and enjoyed recreational outings with literacy programs. developmentally challenged adults, recorded books for the blind and dyslexic provided free and jogged with disabled and visually impaired runners. English Language Tutorials Participants in our English language programs are Support for Elderly New Yorkers tax preparation recent immigrants who want to be successful in Many elderly residents in nursing homes have no one to visit them other than their new country and recognize the importance their doctors. Volunteers provided much-needed companionship and engaged to low-income of speaking English to achieve this goal. Our 9,000 senior citizens in recreational activities, such as reading, Bingo and other volunteers played a critical role in realizing social events. New Yorkers — this dream by providing U.S. citizenship exam preparation and English training. resulting in Total tax returns completed through $18 million the New York Cares Tax Prep Program 12,500 in refunds. 10,000 7,500 5,000 2009 2010 2011 In 2009, volunteers completed 9,123 tax returns; 10,308 in 2010 returns; and 10,592 in 2011. 10 New York Cares | Annual Report 2011 New York Cares | Annual Report 2011 11

New York Cares Day Spring (April) Community Programs Five thousand volunteers gave 71 parks and gardens a spring greening on the 17th annual New York Cares Day Spring (formerly known as Hands On New York Our volunteers helped individuals and Day), sponsored by HSBC. Volunteers raked leaves, families get by during challenging times, pruned trees and bushes, repaired fences, planted while ensuring that the city’s community hundreds of shrubs and bulbs and removed winter parks, gardens and public schools debris to prepare spaces for summer. were well taken care of. New York Cares Day (October) Parks and Gardens Restoration Seven thousand New Yorkers transformed 111 public New York City’s parks and gardens reduce pollution, schools into inspiring learning environments by provide recreational space and lift the spirits of revitalizing classrooms and organizing libraries on all New Yorkers. From March through November, the city’s largest volunteer day for schools. High volunteers rolled up their sleeves to revitalize school students also participated in our “Students outdoor green spaces citywide. Give Back” mural contest, with one lucky winner painting his mural design at a school in Manhattan. Meal Services Volunteers prepared and served 300,000 nutritious New York Cares Coat Drive meals to New Yorkers in need at community centers (November/December) and homeless shelters. For 23 years, the New York Cares Coat Drive has provided desperately needed coats to homeless Disaster Readiness people, recent immigrants who arrived with nothing When Tropical Storms Irene and Lee hit the East more than the clothes on their backs, seniors on Coast in the summer of 2011, New York Cares to fixed incomes and others assist in relief efforts as part of our work with the in need. In 2011, with the Office of Emergency Management. support of presenting sponsor Health Plus, we collected and School, Community Center, Library and distributed 77,000 coats to help Shelter Revitalization the city’s highest risk residents Throughout the year, New York Cares volunteers survive the winter. painted, cleaned and rejuvenated these important community spaces. National Days of Service New York Cares offered Animal Care a range of volunteer opportunities for New Volunteers spent 8,100 hours ensuring that 13,000 Yorkers eager to give time on MLK Day of Service homeless animals at shelters citywide remained (January), during National Volunteer Week (April), happy, healthy and socialized. and on 9/11 Day of Service. 1212 New York Cares | Annual Report 2011 13 Youth Service Program

“Volunteering is New York Cares’ award-winning Youth Service program cultivates the next generation of volunteers. Our goal is to inspire young people to become lifelong contributors to their communities by educating them about social issues, engaging them in youth-led one of the best volunteering, and developing their leadership skills.

ways to inspire Youth Service Clubs Program focus areas for youth include: In 2011, we partnered with 47 schools in low-income neighborhoods to offer valuable volunteer opportunities kids to be better Crime Prevention and service-learning activities to 2,866 students. Youth Students learned about the importance of crime volunteers participated in monthly service learning prevention by painting murals that inspired their members of their programs, followed by team-based volunteer projects. peers to find their “anti-drug” and teaching young children about personal safety. communities and Teen Service Team This new program provided individual high school Environmental Sustainability students with the opportunity to participate in community develop future New York Cares partnered with organizations to service. Students met weekly throughout the year to learn teach Youth Service students about ecological about and deliver a range of service projects citywide. leaders.” sustainability in an urban environment. Through a series of 61 hands-on projects, volunteers learned —Teen Service Team how to test water quality and identify and remove invasive species — knowledge that they then shared Youth Volunteer Number of Students in with elementary schoolchildren.

the Youth Service Program Hunger Student volunteers served more than 1,700 meals in 3,000 food pantries and soup kitchens and learned how to combat hunger in their communities. They also learned about nutritional issues facing low-income populations and how food rescue operations work in New York City. 2,500 Leadership Development New York Cares taught 134 students to plan, recruit and manage their peers at service projects — vital 2,000 life skills that will have a lasting impact.

Youth Helping Youth Youth Service Club volunteers completed 118 projects that served elementary schoolchildren. They provided 1,500 2009 2010 2011 added resources to afterschool programs and acted as positive role models by helping young children In 2009, 1,943 teens were involved; in 2010, there develop a love of science and reading. were 2,324 in the program; and in 2011, 2,866. 14 New York Cares | Annual Report 2011 15

Financial Statement of Activities Statement of Financial Position Report Year Ended June 30, 2011 Year Ended June 30, 2011

Temporarily Unrestricted Restricted Total Total OPERATING REVENUE AND SUPPORT: ASSETS: Foundations $425,692 $82,000 $507,692 Cash and Cash Equivalents $1,755,495 New York Cares Corporations 1,623,743 1,089,969 2,713,712 Pledges and Grants Receivable, net 1,499,386 Government 279,063 279,063 Investments, at fair value 3,289,074 transforms every Individuals 1,074,410 158,598 1,233,008 Prepaid Expenses and Other Assets 248,825 Special Events, net 831,856 900,000 1,731,856 Property and Equipment, net 266,676 $1 donated into Contributed Goods and Services 2,269,590 2,269,590 Investment Income 506,127 506,127 Total Assets 7,059,456 $6 in value to Other Income 20,621 20,621 Net assets released from restrictions 2,597,445 (2,597,445) 0 the community LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS:

Total Operating Revenue and Support 9,628,547 (366,878) 9,261,669 Liabilities — accounts payable and accrued expenses $404,931 through the Deferred Rent 172,045 power of our OPERATING EXPENSES: Total Liabilities 576,976 volunteers. Program Services 6,982,546 6,982,546 Net Assets: Management and General 753,287 753,287 Unrestricted Fundraising 749,545 749,545 Board-designated fund 2,900,002 Undesignated, available for general operations 1,667,807 Total Operating Expenses 8,485,378 8,485,378 New York Cares maintains a Total Unrestricted 4,567,809 four-star rating — the highest ranking available — for sound Change in Net Assets 1,143,169 (366,878) 776,291 Temporarily restricted 1,914,671 fiscal management from Charity Navigator, the nation’s premier independent evaluator of charitable Total Net Assets 6,482,480 organizations. New York Cares, Inc. — This information has been excerpted from our audited 2011 Financial Statements conducted by our independent accountants EisnerAmper LLP. For a complete copy of our audited Financial Statements, visit www.newyorkcares.org or write to New York State Attorney General’s TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 7,059,456 Charities Bureau, Attn: FOIL Officer, 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271. Tax ID Number: 13-3444193. 16 Financial Supporters New York Cares | Annual Report 2011 17

Chairman’s Club In-Kind BNY Mellon Jo-Anne Williams and McInerney Family Foundation First Republic Bank Esta Stecher David Berke ($75,000-$99,999) Centerview Partners Richard Bilotti New York Community Trust Fitzpatrick, Cella, Harper & Scinto Shircara Stewart* Nathan Berkoff* CBS Outdoor CNA Foundation Wells Fargo New York Life Insurance Company Emily and Harold Ford, Jr. Elizabeth B. Strickler and Kurt Bermond* New York City Department of Education Marni and Bill Cohen* Stavros Niarchos Foundation Joele Frank, Wilkinson Brimmer Mark Gallogly BET Networks Van Wagner Communications LLC Mary J. Hutchins Foundation Silver Donors In-Kind The Nielsen Company Katcher Jeanne Straus* Michele Bickford* Hyde and Watson Foundation ($15,000-$24,999) Novo Nordisk Joel Friedman, Clearview Capital T&H Group Inc. Eve Birnbaum and Larry Goldberg* Financial President’s Circle International Strategy & am New York Adam Oestreich* Management, LLC Joyce and Vincent Tese Bluewolf ($50,000-$74,999) Investment Group, Inc. Gas Station TV Ruth Porat and Anthony Paduano Joyce and Chris Frost/Riverside Risk Thomson Reuters Ulrich Boerger Supporters Aéropostale KPMG John McEnroe Posillico Civil, Inc./Tully Construction Advisors LLC Trilantic Capital Partners Emily Boese American Express The Price Family Foundation NBC Universal Company, Inc., A Joint Venture GE Foundation Troutman Sanders LLP Barry Boniface Bank of America Charles and Mildred Schnurmacher Ralph Lauren Regal Entertainment Group Justin Gmelich Van Wagner Communications, LLC Philip Boroff The Frances L. and Edwin L. Cummings Foundation, Inc. Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP Sandy Goldshein Associates Verizon Wireless Mimi and Michael Boublik Ground Breakers Memorial Fund SMBC Global Foundation, Inc. Bronze Donors Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP Ross Goldstein, DFJ Gotham Ventures The Walt Disney Company Sandy and Jess Boyer ($125,000+) Deutsche Bank Staten Island Foundation ($10,000-$14,999) Sony Corporation of America Robert Halper Warburg Pincus Brandenburg Industrial Service Anonymous* Andra and John B. Ehrenkranz* The Louis and Anne Abrons Foundation Bruce and Patti Springsteen HealthPass New York Louise and Alan Weil Company, Michael Richman Barclays Capital Forest City Ratner Companies Gold Donors In-Kind American Century State Street Corporation Mr. and Mrs. H. Dale Hemmerdinger/ Gail and Larry Wieseneck Brickman Associates The Clark Foundation Gail and Walter Harris* ($25,000-$34,999) Investments Foundation Donna and Robert Walsh* The Hemmerdinger Foundation The Winston Foundation Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc. Credit Suisse L’Oreal USA Clear Channel Spectacolor Avon Products, Inc. Trustees of the Nina W. Werblow Hercules Group Larry Buchalter Goldman Sachs Gives National Basketball Association Fuel Outdoor Banker Steel Company LLC Charitable Trust Claudia and Sheldon Hirshon* Patron Donors In-Kind Calico Fund News Corporation, Inc. Health Plus The Fur Vault at Macy’s Fran Bermanzohn Janet S. Zagorin Todd Hollander* ($5,000-$9,999) Danusia Cameron* Points of Light Foundation HSBC Bank USA, N.A. National Football League BNP Paribas Hunt Construction Group, Inc. CMT-Creative Mobile The Andrew Hughes Chatham PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Morgan Stanley New York Giants Veronica Bulgari and Stephan Haimo Bronze Donors In-Kind IMS Health Technologies, LLC. Foundation Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund New York State Senator Vector Media Cartier ($10,000-$14,999) Infinity Info Systems Todd Hollander Chimera Securities Julie Turaj and Robert Pohly John Sampson VeriFone Systems, Inc. John Civetta & Sons Inc. Kaplan, Inc. Kenmay Advisory Services indoorDIRECT, Inc. Christine Paul Events Colgate-Palmolive Company John McEnroe Keystone Business Solutions BV Keith Lloyd Couture Chubb & Son President’s Circle In-Kind Silver Donors Concept One Accessories Oz Moving & Storage Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP Morgan Stanley Carla Cinganelli Ground Breakers In-Kind ($50,000-$74,999) ($125,000+) New York Media LLC. ($15,000-$24,999) DeVries Public Relations Time Out New York Kurtzman Carson Consultants LLC Mustela City of New York 98.7 Kiss FM The New York Times Company Eric Altmann* Dynamic Resources La Mer National Basketball Association Clermont Comm Corp. Captivate Network USA TODAY Barclays Wealth Exec/Comm Patron Donors Bob Lanier Outcast Sarah E. Cogan and Douglas H. Evans Metropolitan Transportation BlackRock, Inc. Federated Media Publishing ($5,000-$9,999) Daniel Lewis Jennifer Coghlan* Authority Platinum Donors Capital One Financial Corporation Andrew Feldman Foundation 3i Group Loehmann’s Executive Offices Benefactors Ellen and Casey Cogut People Magazine ($35,000-$49,999) Centerline Capital Group Fred Alger Management, Inc. Shari and Edward Adler* Mayer Brown ($1,000-$4,999) Conway MacKenzie* Salesforce.com Foundation 24/7 Real Media, Inc. Coach, Inc. Glaceau Anonymous McKissack & McKissack Stephanie Ackler* Anne Corry* Sports Illustrated Discovery Communications Martin Elling The Glastenbury Foundation Alcoa Foundation MDC Partners Ashish Aggarwal David Cox* Time Warner Cable Gap Inc. Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Scott Gorran Roger Altman Joyce Menschel Jessica and Ian Albin* The Daphne Seybolt Culpeper Titan Outdoor The Moody’s Foundation Jacobson LLP Dana and Frederic Gourtay* American Eagle Outfitters Foundation MFM Contracting American International Group, Inc. Foundation Liza Landsman Gold HealthCor Management, L.P. American Securities LLC Norman Minnear Anonymous* Nicole J. Dalvano* Toshiba America Inc. Neuberger Berman, LLC Robert G. and Ellen S. Gutenstein Edward D. Herlihy, Wachtell, Lipton, ASM Mechanical Systems The Morrison & Foerster Foundation Anonymous Vickram David The Wall Street Journal Office Network Sidley Austin LLP Starbucks Coffee Company Foundation Inc. Rosen & Katz AXA Foundation, Inc. New World Travel Apple-Metro, Inc. David Fire Systems, Inc. Jefferies & Co., Inc. Hess Corporation Gary Bagley* New York City Council Member Arcade Marketing Dayton Inspection Services, Inc. Founder’s Club In-Kind Time Warner Leisure Pass North America, LLC IBM Corporation Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Annabel Palma Fabiola H. Arellano* James Deitch ($100,000-$124,999) Platinum Donors In-Kind Lloyds Banking Group ImClone Systems Kathy Behrens and Gerry O’Reilly* Newmark Knight Frank Axispoint Dentsu McGarry Bowen, LLC Cemusa ($35,000-$49,999) Loews Corporation Innisfree M&A Incorporated Cablevision NYSE Euronext Wendy P. and Frederick R. Bachman Kenneth deRegt NBC New York Clear Channel Outdoor Macquarie Group Foundation JANA Partners LLC Cargill, Incorporated Performics Bank Leumi USA Design Republic RMG Networks Elite Island Resorts MetLife Foundation Kaplan, Inc. CBS Interactive RDL Foundation Renee and Richard Barasch/ Deutsch Show Media New York, LLC IKA Collective Volunteer Project Fund Pamela and Robert Kindler Citadel Resolution Media, Inc. Universal American Corp. Britt Dhawan Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP JWT John A. Reisenbach Foundation Kirkland & Ellis LLP Alan Cohen Terrence Roberts Mimi Barker* Jonathan and Susan Dolgen Foundation Zoom Media and Marketing Vornado Realty Trust Richemont Brian Lee Cheryl Cohen Effron Libby and Seth Rosen* David Barnard New York State Senator Tom Duane Adolph and Ruth Schnurmacher Karen and Allan Levine Elizabeth Rabii Cribbs and Derek Cribbs Roux Associates, Inc. Meredith Barnes Dynamic Logic Chairman’s Club Gold Donors Foundation Yanina and Robert Levitan* Theodore Cross Family Charitable May and Samuel Rudin Christopher Barry Helen Ellis ($75,000-$99,999) ($25,000-$34,999) Michael J. Swenson Sara and Tami Luhby and Foundation Family Foundation Jane Beasley* The Estee Lauder Companies Inc. Citi Foundation Anonymous (3) UBS Edward Purce* Cushman & Wakefield Meaghan and Carsten Schwarting Bill Begert* Mindy Everett Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Taubman Barclays Nets Community Alliance The Warnaco Group, Inc. Arielle and Ian Madover E*Trade Financial Corporation Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP/ Janna Bellwin Everpower Wind Holdings, Inc. Blackstone Charitable Foundation Elisha Wiesel Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Epoch Investments Partners, Inc. Robert E. Spatt Lawrence B. Benenson Experian Gifts recorded as of 1/15/12. When compiling our list of supporters, we made every effort to include and list each donor accurately. If we have made an error, please accept our *Hands On Heroes Society: We are proud to recognize donors marked with an * as members of New York Cares’ Hands On Heroes Society. These individuals have shown their apologies and let us know. Space limitations preclude us from listing all of our donors and corporate matching gifts. support for New York Cares by making a generous, multi-year commitment to help us reach an even greater number of New Yorkers in need. To learn more about the Hands On Heroes Society, please contact Jennifer Goldschein at 212.228.1132 or [email protected]. 18 Financial Supporters Financial Supporters New York Cares | Annual Report 2011 19

Sharon Fay Martin E. Karlinsky Jennifer and David Oakes Margaret Sung and Park Avenue Skin Solutions Dilenschneider Group Susan Lentini Dhuane Stephens Ferriday Fund Charitable Trust Eileen and Steven Kaufman Na-Ri Oh Michael J. Schmidtberger* The Peninsula New York James Dunne Scott Levy Jeffrey Stockwell FGI Finance Kefalas-Pinto Foundation Christopher O’Malley, Atlantic TD Charitable Foundation Reem Acra Linda and Michael Dunne Richard and Amy Lipton Family Alison Sullivan Fidelity Investments Suzannah and Karl Kellner* Engineering Labs of New York, Inc. Melissa and Wray Thorn Tateossian London Jason Dupuis Foundation Jillwen Sung Deirdre Flynn and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kiam Stephen Orr Thornton Tomasetti, Inc. Julie Turaj and Robert Pohly Andrew Earls Erin Linnihan Paul Swem Robert Shepardson* Brenda Kim Michael Parrott Crystal Tiffany David Edelson John Liu Crystal Thompkins Michelle Foster* Glenn Kinen Parsons Brinckerhoff Michael Tiger Friends Edge Media Network Curtis Livingston Edward Toriello Frederick P. & Lauren Kogod and David Smiley Jason Pasieka Michele Tortorelli Kearns ($500-$999) Susan and Ethan Falkove Helen and John Lobrano Thomas Toscano Sandra P. Rose Foundation Kohl’s Christine Paul and Kunal Mehta* Marian and Christopher Toy Susan and John Abbot Herb Feldman Jennifer Logue Joy Tutela Partners of Frontenac Co. Kim Kornfeld and Steven Kobre Geoffrey Peck* Ching Tsai Suzanne Gaba Aisenberg The Fishoff Family Foundation Marin Software Mark Ulberg FTI Consulting Joshua Kornreich The People’s Improv Theater Dennis Tseng* Chris Alexander Mike Flaharty Marjorie MacFarlane Vera Wang Group Samir A. Gandhi* Alexandra Korry* Perry Capital David Tsin* Alison P. Amdur Thomas Flannery Rany Makaryus Verizon Communications Gannett Foundation Kreisler Borg Florman Sonya Piggott* Ting Tsung and Wei Fong Chao Jing An and Rob Harrington Laurie and Ivan Freeman Edward McIntyre James Virga, ABCO Maintenance, Inc. Renyuan Gao* Langan Engineering & Courtney Potts and Jim Head Foundation Anonymous (2) William Frey, II John McNiff Ebonya Washington Genzyme Environmental Services Debra Putzer* Unilock Unit Pavers & Retaining Walls Scott Baxter Yael Fuchs Neil Meyer Linda Weingarten Gerson Lehrman Group, Inc. Arthur Langhaus, KLS Professional New York City Council Speaker Tanya Van Sant and Jeremy Sterritt* Felicia Bayliss Evan Giniger Eric Miller Dana Weinstein Valerie and Mark Gerstein* Advisors Group, LLC Christine Quinn Amy Vennema/A.V. Max Margie Becker-Lewin Peter Green Magdalena Muszynska-Chafitz and Katherine Weinstein Ken Giddon Michelle and Andrew Levine* Rabobank International Matthew Verrochi* William Belinski, RSA LLC Robert Griffith Robbie Chafitz Staci and Glenn Weiss Pat Gilligan* Erica Lewis* Daniel Raffe VivaKi Elizabeth Bellemore Gavin Guerra Herbert Nass, Esq. Barbara and Allan Wickstein Katy and Richy Glassberg* Liberty International Underwriters, Inc. Petar Raketic Vollmuth & Brush BenchMarc Samuel L. Guillory Daniel A. Neff Geoffrey Williams Barbara Glassman and Arthur Rubin* Seth Lieber Philanthropic Fund Related, LP Vornado Realty Trust Linda Blacken Kathleen Gulley Adam Nordin Curtis Willing Glickenhaus Foundation Jack Lusk Luanne Rice Deborah Waldman and John Gatsos* Anthony Blasi The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc. Jed Nussdorf Alan Winick Meg Goble* James Mannino Allwyn Richards* Rick Walker* Michael Bloom Daniel Healy Dimitri Offengenden Jessica Wohlers Judith and David Goldfinger WSP Cantor Seinuk David Rockefeller Mark S. Weekes* Emily Bobrow Peter Heinrich Michelle Olave Joel Wojnilower Carrie Gonyo Lucy McCabe Faith Rosenfeld Adam Weinstein* Norman Bobrow Jean Hellering Philip Orlando Rachel Wolff Sonia and Richard Gordon* James McDonnell Harriet and Eric Rothfeld Wells Fargo Foundation Kelly and Mark Bradley Jessica and Justin Hendrix Pamela and Vincent Pagano Jim Wood, Andrews International, Inc. Noah Gotbaum (in memory of Carol McKenna Long & Deborah and Chuck Royce Erin Wietecha* Beatrice Branch Mark Heron Sheryl Parker and James Grayer Laura Woodard Anne Gotbaum)* Aldridge Foundation, Inc. Wendy Ruggiero William Morris Endeavor Mary Braunsdorf Max Herrnstein Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Michael Wormke Greater New York Mutual Insurance McKinsey & Company John Ryan* Willis Foundation Kristen Briggs Richard Hershman, FTI Consulting Garrison LLP Ricardo Zubieta Company Linda Meaney* The Saint Paul Foundation Lisa Wilson* Rene Brinkley Katie Hocking Rachel Pellegrino Edward Grebow/Amalgamated Bank Helen Meates Ann Schaefer Robert Wychulis Karen Bronzo and Jeff Rabb Robert Hurwitz Scott Peng Friends In-Kind Janet and Edward Greenberg* The Meredith Family Foundation Judith and Martin Scherzer Evan Yellin* John Buran Jan and David Ichel F.W. Pennington ($500-$999) Greenhill & Co. The Morris and Helen Messing Lisa and Michael Schneider* Melissa Young* Tom Burke Tamara Igel Molly Peterson Ascot Chang Jill Greenwald and Gregory Adams Foundation Peter Schuck Barbara and David Zalaznick Florentine Calabia Patrick Iles Guy Petrillo, Petrillo Klein LLP Brooke Churchill, Inc. Melanie Greenwood* Metropolitan National Bank Kimberly and James Schwab Sarah Zgliniec Robert Castrignano Alex Iosilevich Sharon and Robert Pietrzak Campo Marzio Designs Elizabeth Guillory and Stuart Oravetz Metzger-Price Fund Jess Scott* Lynn Zises Centro Samina Iqbal and Anthony Denninger Tracy and Marc Porosoff Club Monaco Andrea Gulli* Elissa and Jeffrey Miller Vicki and Phil Seskin ZogSports Melissa Cheng Bryan Jennings, Morgan Stanley Premier Retail Networks Coach, Inc. Susan and Robert Gurman* Milton Brown Foundation Jerold Shea Adam Zotkow* Edwin Chin Jewish Communal Fund Ozzy Ramos The Distrikt Hotel New York City Beth Haggerty* Mitsubishi International Corporation SHoP Architects & SHoP Construction Ariel Zwang and Gordon Mehler* Columbus Restaurant Fund, IV LLC Frances and Kenneth Kahn Campbell Rankin Equinox Fitness Clubs Bette Ann Harris Jessica Moser and Eric Schwartz Joshua Silver Millicent Cooley Timothy Kane Reed Smith LLP Foxwoods Theatre Scott Hauser* Christine and Thomas Motamed Kathleen and Richard Simon* Benefactor In-Kind Asbury Corry Jim Katarincic Sard Verbinnen & Co. Hard Rock International Walter H. Haydock Sandy Moy Justin Slatky ($1,000-$4,999) Frank Costanzo Rebecca and Jason Kaufman Lisa and David Schlakman Ivy Eyes Editing, Inc. Lissa Hirsch and Tibby Blum Susan Nam and Michael Reese* Eleanore and Joe Slobodny Aqua Nicaragua Kathleen Crowley Jon Kinol Scholastic, Inc. Lenny’s Catering Karen H. and Jeffrey N. Hogan Peter Nash* Knighten Smit The Benjamin Hotel Lewis Cullman Timothy Kitchen Andrea Schwartzman MetLife Stadium Marianne and Dan Holohan National Australia Bank (in memory of Edna K. Smit) Big Brothers Big Sisters Terry Cummings Anthony J. Kliphuis Elizabeth and Gaurav Seth New York Mets Steve Lazarus* Julie and Michael Naughton Christopher Snow Bowery Hotel Ross Cussen Matt Knopman Robert Shapiro Nintendo of America, Inc. Houlihan Lokey NY1 News Société Générale The Box Raymond Dalio Martin Kravet Wendy Shapss, FTI Consulting Second Time Around Alexia Howard New York City Council Member Gina Sohn and Gregory P. Lee Brooks Brothers Thomas Davidson Ryan G. Kriger* Fred Shek Theory Katie Hustead and Joe Weston* Margaret Chin The Stainman Family Foundation, Inc. Buffalo Trace Distillery Glenn E. Davis Gordon Kroft David Sidman Wine Spectator Toni and Edwin Hustead* New York City Council Member The Standard, New York Christine Paul Events Suzanne Davis Deborah Landau Jonathan Sills Infosys Technologies LTD Vincent Gentile Stantec Consulting Ltd. Crunch Nicolas de Croisset Linda Lao Sandi and Isaac Simon Rebecca Irwin and Charles Fisher* New York Jets Football Club, Inc. Amy Starr and Matthew Ziehl Gloss and Glam Beauty Services Remy Debrant Bill Lazaridis Kawai Siu Jamakepe Foundation New York State Office of Children and State of New York KIND Healthy Snacks Lisa S. DeCarlo Christine Leas Johanna and Brian Snyder Melissa and Marc James Family Services The Donald O. & Bette F. Stein Loews Hotels Jefferies LoanCore LLC Nintendo of America, Inc. Charitable Foundation Trust Mshop LLC Barbara and Elliott Kanbar* Brian Norris Marjorie and Michael Stern New York Yankees *Hands On Heroes Society: We are proud to recognize donors marked with an * as members of New York Cares’ Hands On Heroes Society. These individuals have shown their J.M. Kaplan Foundation Northern Trust Bank Ricki Stern and Evan Guillemin* P&H/David Stricker – St. Honore Pastry support for New York Cares by making a generous, multi-year commitment to help us reach an even greater number of New Yorkers in need. To learn more about the Hands On The Kaplan Family Foundation Northpoint Solutions LLC Amy and Marc Strauss* Shoppe/Port Washington, NY Heroes Society, please contact Jennifer Goldschein at 212.228.1132 or [email protected]. 20 Community Partners New York Cares | Annual Report 2011 21

Association for Metro-Area Brooklyn Children’s Center Children of the City Cultural Renaissance for Faith Mission Christian Graham Windham* Iglesia Hispana de La Comunidad Autistic Children Brooklyn Children’s Museum Children’s Aid Society* Economic Revitalization Fellowship Church Grand Street Settlement Iglesia Pentecostal Association to Benefit Children* Brooklyn College Children’s Arts & Science CUNY Citizenship Now!* Families, Fathers, and Children Greater Faith Temple El Divino Maestro Astounding Love! Brooklyn Public Library: Workshops* Damascus Road Baptist Church The Family Center Greater Fellowship Imani House Atlantic Terminal Community Brooklyn Heights Branch Children’s Evaluation and Damon House New York Fashion Delivers Charitable Church Ministries Immaculate Conception School Outreach Center Bushwick Branch Rehabilitation Center — Daniel’s Music Foundation Foundation Greater Tabernacle Baptist Church Incarnation School Community Audrey Johnson Day Care Center The Child’s Place for Children Kennedy Center Daughters of Jacob Nursing and The Father’s Heart Ministries Greater Victory Baptist Church Indochina Sino-American Baby Buggy with Special Needs Children’s Rescue Fund* Rehabilitation Center Favor Ministries Greater Zion Outreach Ministry Community Center Partners Bailey House Crown Heights Branch Chinatown Manpower Project Dawning of a New Day FDNY Exploring Program for Fire Green Fort Greene & Clinton Hill Infiniti Family Residence Barrier Free Living Grand Army Plaza Branch Christ Church United Methodist Outreach Ministries and Life Safety Green Oasis Garden Institute for the Puerto Rican - Bay Family Domestic Violence New Utrecht Branch Christ Fellowship Dawning Village Day Care Center Federation Employment and Greenhope Services for Women* Hispanic Elderly 163rd Street Improvement Shelter and Church King of Kings Saratoga Branch Worship Center De Colores Community Yard and Guidance Services* Groove With Me International Pentecostal Council* Best Buddies New York Brooklyn Queens Land Trust Christian Fellowship Life Center Cultural Garden Fellowship Baptist Church Groundwork City Mission 92nd Street Y Betances 146 Community Center Brooklyn Rescue Mission Church of God in Christ Jesus Department of Homeless Services Fifth Avenue Committee* GrowNYC International Rescue Committee A Greater Purpose Organization Beth Israel Medical Center Brooklyn United Methodist Church of St. Francis Xavier Department of Juvenile Justice* First Calvary Baptist Church Hamilton-Madison House Inwood Community Services A Stairway To Hope Bethel Emanuel Temple Church Home The Church of the Holy Apostles Diocesan Cursillo Center First Central Baptist Church Hands On New York Inwood House Abyssinian Development Church of God in Christ Brownsville Community CitiWide Harm Reduction Directions for Our Youth* First Reformed Church Harlem Children’s Zone Jacob A. Riis Neighborhood Corporation* Bethesda Missionary Residential Center Citizen Schools New York Doc to Dock of Jamaica Harlem United Settlement House* Achilles International* Baptist Church Brownsville Multi-Service Family City Harvest The Doe Fund Flushing House Community AIDS Center* Jewish Association for Added Value and Herban Bialystoker Home for the Aged Health Center City Parks Foundation The DOME Project For My People Empowerment Hartley House Services for the Aged* Solutions* Bibleway House of Prayer Cabrini Center for Nursing and Citymeals-On-Wheels* Dominican Sunday Fordham Bedford Child Services* Harvest Fields Community Church Jewish Board of Family and Adventist Community Services* Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rehabilitation* Civilian Complaint Review Board The Door Fort Greene Park Conservancy The Harvest Life Center Children’s Services* African American Planning New York City Cabrini Immigrant Services Claremont Neighborhood Center DOROT Foster Parent Advocacy Health Plus Jewish Community Council of Commission Bike New York Caldwell Temple Soup Kitchen Coalition for Hispanic Family Double Discovery Center Foundation HeartShare Human Services of Washington Heights-Inwood African Refuge Black and Latino AIDS Coalition Calvary Free Will Baptist Church Services Dyckman Senior Center Frederick Douglass Senior Center New York John Jay College of African Services Committee Block Institute CAMBA* Coalition for the Homeless Earth Celebrations Free Arts NYC Help USA Criminal Justice AIDS Center of Queens County Bobbi and the Strays Carnegie East House Cobble Hill Health Center East Harlem Scholars Academy The Fresh Air Fund HELP/PSI* Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club AIDS Service Center Body Sculpt New York The Carter Burden CodyCares for Kids East New York Farms* Fresh Youth Initiatives Helping Hands for the La Finca del Sur Albert Einstein College Bottomless Closet Center for the Aging Colonial Church of Bayside East River Development Alliance Friends of Hudson River Park Disabled of NYC LaGuardia Community College The Ali Forney Center The Bowery Mission Casa Promesa Residential Common Cents East Side House Settlement Friends of Island Academy Helping Hands Unlimited Lantern Community Services - All Angels Episcopal Church Bowery Residents’ Committee* Health Care Facility* Common Ground* East Village Community Coalition Full Effect Gospel Ministries Helping is Easy Silverleaf Hall All Saints Roman Catholic Church Boys & Girls Harbor Casita Maria Center for Community Association of The Educational Alliance* Full Gospel Christian Church Hempstead Adult and Community Leake & Watts Services* Alpha Phi Alpha Senior Bread of Life Mission Arts and Education Progressive Dominicans Edwin Gould Services for Children Fulton Area Businesses Education Program Lenox Hill Neighborhood House* Citizens Center Breakthrough New York at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine Community Counseling & El Divino Salvador Social Services Future Grads Henry Street Settlement — Lenox Hill Senior Center American Cancer Society Town School Catholic Charities — Archdiocese Mediation* Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center Futures and Options Administrative Offices* Lions Club International American Museum of The Brearley School of New York Community Empowerment Elmcor Youth and Adult Activities* GallopNYC Highbridge Advisory Council Foundation* Natural History Bronx AIDS Services Center Against Domestic Violence* Network Emerald Isle Immigration Gay Men of African Descent Highbridge Community Life Living for the Young Family AmeriCorps Community Bronx Christian Fellowship Center for Community Alternatives Community League Center of New York Gay Men’s Health Crisis Center* through Education* Health Corps at Brooklyn Bronx Homeworks Center for Urban Community of the Heights Encore Community Services George Daly House Shelter Highbridge Woodycrest Center The Lower Eastside Girls Club Angelica Patient Assistance The Bronx Land Trust* Services - Street to Community Options Episcopal Social Services* Gethsemane Garden Holy House of Prayer Madison Square Program Bronx Neighborhood Home Outreach The Compound Foundation Espoir Baptist Church Holyrood Episcopal Church Boys & Girls Club* Animal Care & Control of Cluster Program Center of Hope International ComuniLife Evangelistic Outreach Program Gladiator Sports* Homes for the Homeless* Make the Road New York New York City Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center Central Harlem Alcohol Concourse House Excellence Baby Academy Glory of Christ Church The HOPE Program Manhattan Crisis Center Animal Center of Queens BronxWorks* Crisis Center Consortium for Worker Education Exponents Goddard Riverside’s The Horticultural Society of Manhattan Island Foundation Animal Haven Brooklyn Animal CFY Convent of the Sacred Heart F.E.G.S Health and Project Reachout New York Manhattan Land Trust* Any Soldier Resource Coalition Child Center of New York* Cool Culture Human Services System God’s Divine Prayer Tabernacle Hospital Clinic Home Center Manna of Life Ministries Arab-American Family Brooklyn Bridge Park Child Development Support CREATE, Inc.* Faith Community Church God’s Love We Deliver Hour Children Food Pantry Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals Support Center Conservancy Corporation Creative Arts Workshop for Kids International Good Shepherd Services Housing and Services Medicare Rights Center Archimedes Academy Brooklyn Bureau of The Child School/ Crossroads Food Pantry Faith In Action Ministries Goodwill Industries of Greater New Housing Works* Mental Health Providers of Ariva* Community Service Legacy High School Crown Heights Service Center Faith Latin American York and Northern New Jersey* Hudson Guild* Western Queens ARTS East New York Brooklyn Center for the Child Study Center of New York Crown Heights Youth Pentecostal Church Gospel Assembly The Hudson River Park Trust Methodist Home for Nursing & Asian Americans for Equality * Performing Arts Children of Promise, NYC Collective Garden Faith Ministries Church of Jesus Christ I Challenge Myself Rehabilitation

*Indicates agencies with which we work at multiple sites 22 Community Partners Community Partners New York Cares | Annual Report 2011 23

Metro Baptist Church and New Jerusalem Pentecostal Church PS 243 — The Weeksville School MS 588 — Middle School for Manhattan MS 330 — Girls Preparatory HS 635 — Academy of HS 475 — Richmond Hill High Rauschenbusch Metro Ministries of God in Christ PS 261 — Philip Livingston Art and Philosophy DeWitt Head Start Charter School of New York Environmental Science School Metropolitan Baptist Church The New Open Door C.O.G.I.C. PS 262 — El Hajj Malik Shabazz MS/HS 336 — Academy of PS 2 — Meyer London Middle School Queens HS 496 — Business, Metropolitan Council on New Settlement Apartments* Elementary School Business and Community PS 11 — William T. Harris MS 378 — School for PS 2 — Alfred Zimberg Computer Applications & Jewish Poverty New Visions for Public Schools PS 268 — Emma Lazarus Development PS 15 — Roberto Clemente Global Leaders PS 4 @ Skillman Entrepreneurship High School Metropolitan Hospital Center New York Asian Women’s Center PS 270 — Johann DeKalb MS/HS 355 — Williamsburg PS 18 — Park Terrace MS 825 — Isaac Newton Middle PS 11 — Kathryn Phelan HS 505 — Hillcrest High School Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance New York Association for PS 289 — George V. Brower Collegiate Charter School PS 20 — Anna Silver School for Math & Science PS 17 — Henry David Thoreau HS 550 — High School for Arts Midnight Run Blind Athletes PS 290 — Juan Morel Campos MS/HS 429 — Brooklyn School PS 28 — Wright Brothers MS 862 — Mott Hall II PS 19 — Marino Jeantet and Business Midtown Community Court* New York City Department of PS 297 — Richard Stockton for Global Studies PS 33 — Chelsea Prep MS/HS 860 — Frederick PS 20 — John Bowne Staten Island Miller Avenue Block Association Cultural Affairs: PS 298 — Dr. Betty Shabazz MS/HS 448 — Brooklyn PS 37 — River East Elementary Douglass Academy II PS 40 — Samuel Huntington PS 20 — Port Richmond MillionTreesNYC Materials for the Arts PS 299 — Thomas Warren Field Secondary School for PS 50 — Vito Marcantonio Secondary School PS 42 — R. Vernam PS 26 — The Carteret School The Mission Continues New York City Department of PS 309 — The George E. Wibecan Collaborative Studies PS 64 — Robert Simon HS 283 — Manhattan Theatre PS 48 — William Wordsworth PS 42 — Eltingville Mission for Christ Holiness Temple Education: Preparatory Academy MS/HS 690 — Brooklyn Studio PS 75 — Emily Dickinson Lab High School PS 50 — Talfourd Lawn PS 45 — John Tyler Missionary Church of Christ Brooklyn PS 325 — The Fresh Creek School Secondary School PS 76 — A. Philip Randolph HS 294 — Essex Street Academy Elementary School PS 74 — Future Leaders The Momentum Project* CS 21 — Crispus Attucks PS 335 — Granville T. Woods Harry Van Arsdale High School PS 84 — Girls Prep HS 296 — High School of PS 60 — Woodhaven Elementary Mommy & Daddy’s Little Angel’s PS 3 — The Bedford Village PS 345 — Patrolman HS 337 — International High PS 94 @ PS 15 M Hospitality Management PS 76 — William Hallet The Bronx OST & Youth Program PS 4 @ 109 Robert Bolden School at Lafayette PS 111 — Adolph S. Ochs HS 298 — Pace High School PS 84 — Steinway PS 1 — Courtlandt School More Grace Redemptive Center PS 4 @ 65 PS 371 — Lillian L. Rashkis HS 408 — Academy of PS 123 — Mahalia Jackson HS 300 — The Urban Assembly PS 85 — Judge Charles Vallone PS 9 — Ryer Avenue Moriah Older Adult Luncheon Club PS 4 @ 72 PS 373 — Brooklyn Hospitality and Tourism PS 124 — Yung Wing School of Design and PS 96 Elementary School Morningside Area Alliance PS 4 @ 843 Transition Center HS 439 — Brooklyn International PS 140 — Nathan Straus Construction PS 111 — Jacob Blackwell PS 18 — John Peter Zenger Mothers on the Move PS 4 @ 853 PS 396 — Ramon Betances High School PS 142 — Amalia Castro HS 303 — The Facing PS 150 — The Sunnyside School PS 33 — Timothy DwightPS 47 — Mount Calvary PS 4 @ PS 81 PS 399 — Stanley Eugene Clark HS 454 — The Green School: PS 145 — The Bloomingdale School History School PS 191 — Mayflower John Randolph United Methodist Church PS 5 — Dr. Ronald E. McNair PS 536 — Community Roots An Academy for PS 146 — Ann M. Short HS 304 — Mott Hall High School PS 212 — School of CyberScience PS 48 — Joseph R. Drake Mount Hope Housing Company PS 7 — Abraham Lincoln Charter School Environmental Careers PS 152 — Children’s Aid Society HS 308 — Lower Manhattan Arts and Literacy PS 50 — Clara Barton Mount Neboh PS 19 — The Robert Clemente PS 636 — Young Scholars’ HS 488 — Brooklyn Preparatory PS 161 — Pedro Albizu Campos Academy PS 215 — Lucretia Mott PS 68 Baptist Church of Harlem Magnet School of Global and Academy for Discovery High School PS 163 — Alfred E. Smith HS 313 — The James Baldwin PS 254 PS 73 Mount Sinai Hospital Ethical Studies and Exploration HS 499 — ACORN Community PS 171 — Patrick Henry School: A School for PS 256 @ 831 PS 75 Mount Sinai Seventh Day PS 24 — The Dual Language PS 677 — East New York High School PS 180 — Hugo Newman Expeditionary Learning PS 256 @ PS 253 PS 84 @ 461 — Metropolitan Adventist Church School for International Studies Elementary School of HS 510 — World Academy for PS 184 — Shuang Wen HS 435 — Manhattan Center for PS 290 Lighthouse Charter School Mrytle Avenue Revitalization PS 25 — Eubie Blake School Excellence Total Community Health PS 185 — Early Childhood Science and Mathematics PS 306 — New York City Academy PS 105 — Sen Abraham Project LDC PS 34 — Oliver H. Perry PS 734 — The Ethical Community High School Discovery and Design HS 438 — International High for Discovery Bernstein MSGR Robert Fox Memorial Shelter PS 46 — Edward C. Blum Charter School HS 524 — International High Magnet School School at Union Square PS 319 — Village Academy PS 107 Narco Freedom PS 52 — Sheepshead Bay PS 771 @ 225 School at Prospect Heights PS 188 — The Island School HS 458 — Forsyth Satellite PS 330 — Giving Our All to PS 130 — Abram Stevens Hewitt National Council of PS 53 PS 771 @ 236 HS 528 — The High School for PS 198 — Isador E. Ida Straus Academy Learning PS 146 — Edward Collins Jewish Women PS 53 @ 384 PS 771 @ 329 Global Citizenship PS 208 — Alain L. Locke HS 459 — Manhattan IS 145 — Joseph Pulitzer PS 161 — Ponce De Leon National Museum of the PS 53 @ IS 88 PS 771 @ I98 HS 530 — Metropolitan Corporate PS 241 — STEM Institute of International High School IS 230 PS 443 — The Family School American Indian PS 54 — Samuel C. Barnes PS/IS 137 — ­Rachel Jean Mitchell Academy High School Manhattan HS 492 — High School for Law, IS 5 — The Walter Crowley PS 463 — Urban Scholars Nazareth Housing* PS 77 PS/IS 323 HS 535 — Leon M. Goldstein PS 366 — Washington Heights Advocacy and Community Intermediate School Community School Network of Angels PS 81 — Thaddeus Stevens PS/IS 384 — Frances E. Carter High School for the Sciences Academy Justice MS 282 — Knowledge and Power PS 92 New Alternatives for Children PS 84 — Jose De Diego PS/MS 282 Park Slope HS 546 — High School for Public PS 375 — Mosaic Preparatory HS 543 — New Design Preparatory Academy VI PS 94 — Kings College School New Alternatives for LGBT PS 91 — The Albany Avenue School IS 228 — David A. Boody Service: Heroes of Tomorrow Academy High School MS 294 — BELL Academy PS 96 — Richard Rodgers Homeless Youth PS 94 — The Henry Longfellow IS 281 — Joseph B. Cavallaro HS 569 — Kurt Hahn PS 811 @ 149 HS 545 — High School for Dual HS 259 — Pathways College PS/MS 280 — Mosholu Parkway New Beginnings Community PS 108 — Sal Abbracciamento IS 318 — Eugenio Maria De Hotos Expeditionary Learning School PS 964 — Central Park East II Language and Asian Studies Preparatory School: A College IS 117 — Joseph H. Wade Worship Center PS 119 — Amersfort MS 57 — The Ron Brown HS 616 — Brooklyn High School PS/MS 96 — Joseph C. Lanzetta HS 575 — Manhattan Board School IS 123 — James M. Kieran New Covenant Citadel Church PS 133 — William A. Butler Academy for Leadership and Democracy Preparatory Comprehensive Night and HS 264 — Academy of Finance IS 229 — Roland Patterson New Creation Christian Church PS 135 — Sheldon A. Brookner MS 113 — Ronald Edmonds Community Service Charter School PS/MS 861 Day School and Enterprise MS 142 — John Phillip Sousa New Generation Outreach Ministry PS 138 Learning Center HS 625 — Paul Robeson — Future Leaders Institute HS 580 — Richard R. Green HS 296 — Pan American Middle School New Hope Community PS 149 — Dannyaye MS 246 — Walt Whitman High School Charter School High School of Teaching International High School MS 244 — The New School for Resource Center PS 169 — Sunset Park MS 353 — Elijah Stroud HS 656 — Brooklyn High School MS 45 — S.T.A.R.S. Academy HS 586 — Harvey Milk HS 301 — Academy for Careers in Leadership and Journalism New Hope for All Saints PS 177 — The Marlboro MS 354 — The School Of of the Arts MS 131 High School Television and Film MS 289 — Young Scholars Lutheran Church PS 196 — Ten Eyck School Integrated Learning JHS 292 — Margaret S. Douglas MS 319 — Maria Teresa HS 630 — Art and Design HS 460 — Flushing High School Academy New Hope For The World Ministries PS 214 — Michael Friedsam MS 442 — New Horizons School John Jay Educational Campus MS 324 — Patria Mirabal High School MS 308 — Bronx Dance Academy New Hope Shelter PS 230 — Doris L. Cohen MS 492 — Urban Assembly *Indicates agencies with which we work at multiple sites 24 Community Partners Community Partners New York Cares | Annual Report 2011 25

MS/HS 267 — Bronx Latin School ARROW Community Center McGolrick Park Poppa and Mama Jones New York Road Runners Police Athletic League SCO Family of Services* Staten Island Mental MS/HS 271 — East Bronx Asser Levy Recreation Center MLK Playground Garden Foundation* Positive Beginnings* Seek Ye First Ministry For Health Society* Academy for the Future Astoria Park Morningside Park Riverside Valley Community New York State Office of Positive Health Project All People Staten Island Project Homefront HS 239 — Urban Assembly Bowne Park Owen Dolen Recreation Center Garden (Jenny’s Garden) Parks, Recreation & Historic Postgraduate Center for Mental Selfhelp Community Services Steinway Child and Family Services Academy of History and Bronx River Alliance Pelham Bay Park/Orchard Beach Tranquility Farm Preservation: Health - Far Rockaway Services for the UnderServed Street LIFE Ministries Citizenship for Young Men Brooklyn Borough Pelham Fritz Recreation Center — Triple R Garden East River State Park Praxis Housing Initiatives Settlement Housing Fund The StreetSquash Organization HS 248 — The Metropolitan Sports Programming OST Program William Harris Garden Gantry Plaza State Park Presbyterian Senior Services* Shaolin Ryders Motorcycle Club StreetWise Partners High School Brooklyn Bridge Park Phil “Scooter” Rizzuto Park Wishing Well Garden Mt. Loretto Unique Area Project FIND* Silent Voices United Sue Rock Originals Everyone HS 250 — Eximius College Brower Park Prospect Park New York City Department of New York Theatre Church Project Harmony Silver Lining Outreach Sunnyside Community Services* Preparatory Academy: A Carroll Park Red Hook Park Transportation New York University Project Hospitality* Single Parent Resource Center Sunrise Drop In Center College Board School Chelsea Recreation Center Riverside Park Fund New York City Department of New York University Medical Center Project Renewal* Soul Saving Mission Sunset Park Community Church HS 284 — Bronx School of Claremont Park Rockaway Beach Veterans Affairs: Project TORCH New Yorkers for Parks Project Sunshine Pentecostal Church Supportive Children’s Advocacy Law and Finance Coleman Oval Park Rufus King Park New York City Financial Network Northeast Brooklyn Housing Promesa Youth Soundview Health Care Network Network New York* HS 305 — Pablo Neruda Columbus Park Pavilion Sara D. Roosevelt Park Action Consortium* Development Corporation Property Management Program South Asian Youth Action Sustainable South Bronx Academy for Architecture and Conference House Park Seton Falls Park Preserve New York City Housing Authority: Northern Manhattan Improvement Prospect Hill Senior South Bronx Tabernacle of Prayer For World Studies Cooper Park Seward Park 175 Eldridge Street Tenants Corporation Services Center Mental Health Council All People HS 388 — Pan American Crotona Park South Beach Park Association Northside Center for Child Publicolor South Bronx Overall Economic Tender Care Human Services International High School Cunningham Park Spring Creek Park — Astoria Community Center Development* The Puppetry Arts Theatre Development Corporation Terence Cardinal Cooke at Monroe De Witt Clinton Park Gateway Estates Berry Tenant Association/Berry Notre Dame High School Pure Gospel Miracle Revival Center South Queens Boys & Girls Club Health Care Center HS 405 — Herbert H. Lehman Dyker Beach Park St. James Park and Community Center Nourishing NYC Queens Borough Public Library: South Road Tabernacle Tompkins Square Gospel High School East 54th Street Recreation Center Boulevard Community Center NYPD Law Enforcement Explorers Central Library Special Kindness In Packages Ministries HS 418 — Bronx High School for Recreation Center St. John’s Recreation Center Davidson Senior Center Post #2044 Far Rockaway Branch Spirit of Christ Baptist Church Traxx Foundation the Visual Arts First Park St. Mary’s Recreation Center Eleanor Roosevelt Office of the Mayor/City Hall Long Island City Branch St. Aloysius Education Clinic Trinity Lower East Side HS 439 — Bronx High School for Flushing Fields Sternberg Park Community Center Only Make Believe Steinway Branch St. Anne & Holy Trinity Church Lutheran Parish Law and Community Service Flushing Meadows Corona Park Stuyvesant Cove Park Lafayette Gardens Open Doors Resource Center Woodside Branch St. Ann’s Corner of True Gospel Tabernacle Church HS 455 — Harry S Truman Forest Park Sunset Park Recreation Center Community Center Operation HOPE Queens Village Committee for Harm Reduction Turning Point High School Fort Greene Park Theodore Roosevelt Park Manhattan Community Operation: Quiet Comfort Mental Health for J-CAP St. Ann’s Episcopal Church Twin Parks Tenant Association HS 473 — Mott Haven Village Fort Tryon Park Thomas Jefferson Park Operations Opportunities for a Better Queensboro Temple of Seventh- St. Augustine Community Tzu Chi Foundation Preparatory High School Franz Sigel Park Thomas Jefferson Polo Grounds Senior Center Tomorrow day Adventists Youth Group Union Baptist Church HS 477 — Marble Hill High School Greenbelt Recreation Center Recreation Center Tompkins Community Center Overcoming Love Ministries Ralph’s Educational and St. Augustine Roman Union Baptist Church Missions for International Studies Hamilton Fish Recreation Center Tompkins Square Park New York City Mission Society Pajama Program Recreational Computer Services Catholic Church Ministry HS 478 — The Cinema School Hansborough Park & Van Cortlandt Park/Friends of New York City Rescue Mission Palladia* Randall’s Island St. Bartholomew’s Church Union Grove Missionary HS 513 — New World High School Recreation Center Van Cortlandt Park The New York City Seventh Day Paradise Theater Reach Out and Read of Greater St. Jean Baptiste High School Baptist Church HS 520 — Foreign Language Hansborough Recreation Center Victor Hanson Recreation Center Baptist Church Park Slope Community Church New York St. John’s Place Family Center Union Settlement Association* Academy of Global Studies Highbridge Park Von King Park/Tompkins Park The New York French American Parkchester Enhancement Rhema Family Center St. Joseph’s Soup Kitchen The Unitarian Church of All Souls HS 546 — Bronx Theatre Highland Park Queens West Bronx Recreation Center Charter School Program for Seniors The River Fund New York St. Luke’s-Roosevelt United Cerebral Palsy of High School Horseshoe Playground GreenThumb: New York Harm Reduction Part of the Solution Roca de Salvacion Church Hospital Center New York City* HS 600 — Alfred E. Smith Career Hunts Point Recreation Center 6th Street & Avenue B Garden Educators The Partnership for Inner-City The Rock Community Church St. Mark the Evangelist School United Coalition Association and Technical Education Inwood Hill Park Bissel Gardens, Inc. New York Methodist Education* Room to Grow St. Mark’s Church of United Holiness Temple High School Jackie Robinson Park Carver Community Garden New York Presbyterian Hospital* Partnership With Children Rutgers Community Center Christ Soup Kitchen United Neighbors of East Midtown HS 670 — Health Opportunities Jackie Robinson Drew Gardens The New York Public Library: Pathways to Housing Safe Horizon* St. Mary’s Healthcare System Unity Faith Outreach High School Recreation Center Edgecombe Ave/ Aguilar Language Learning Center Paul T. Matson Head Start* The Salvation Army of for Children Unity Fellowship of New York City Department of Kissena Park Sugar Hill Garden Bloomingdale Branch Per Scholas Greater New York* St. Nicks Alliance* Christ Church, NYC Homeless Services: Kosciusko Pool Euclid Garden Columbus Branch Perfecting Faith Church Samaritan Village* St. Paul’s House University Community Auburn Family Residence Little Bay Park First Quincy Garden Countee Cullen Branch Perpetual Church Sammon Build Center St. Peter’s Church Social Services Jamaica Family Residence Lost Battalion Hall Harlem Rose Garden Fort Washington Branch Phase Piggy Bank Santa Maria School St. Raymond Community University Heights Educational Tilden Hall Residence Recreation Center Hattie Carthan Garden Jefferson Market Branch Phipps Community Development Sauti Yetu Center for Outreach & Cultural Development Urban Family Center — Lower East Side Ecology Center New Vision Garden Mosholu Branch Corporation* African Women St. Stephen Outreach Community Center Henry Street Settlement MacNeil Park Orchard Alley Port Richmond Branch Pibly Residential Program Scalabrini Migration Center Stanley M. Isaacs Upper Room Human New York City Department of Marcus Garvey Park Padre Plaza Success Garden Webster Branch Picture the Homeless Schervier Nursing Care Center Neighborhood Center* Service Agency Parks and Recreation: Martins Field Pavilion Horticultural Yorkville Branch THE POINT Community School for Language and Staten Island Liberian Upwardly Global Alfred E. Smith Recreation Center McCarren Park Community Garden Development Corporation Communication Development Community Association

*Indicates agencies with which we work at multiple 26 Community Partners New York Cares | Annual Report 2011 27

The Urban Divers Estuary We Care for Our Communities Conservancy We The Kids Foundation The Urban Dove West End Collegiate Church Urban Strategies* West Harlem Group Assistance Vaughn College of Aeronautics What About the Children and Technology Whitney Museum of American Art Veritas Therapeutic Community William Major Morris Board of Village Care of New York* Community Center Village Nursing Home Women for Afghan Women Directors The Village Temple Women In Need* Vineyard International Christian Women’s Institute Ministries Women’s Prison Association* Violence Intervention Program* Women’s Housing and Economic President HONORARY BOARD MEMBERS Visions from the Heart Ministries Development Corp. Gail B. Harris Kathy Behrens Steve Lazarus Edward Adler VISIONS Services for the Blind and Woodycrest Center for Retired Partner, Executive Vice President, Partner, Visually Impaired* Human Development* Currently of Counsel, Social Responsibility and David A. Lehman RLM Finsbury Visiting Nurse Service of Worship House and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett Player Programs, Managing Director, New York* Outreach Ministries National Basketball Association Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Richard Bilotti Volunteers of America Greater YMCA of Greater New York* Vice President Head of Technology, New York* Yorkville Common Pantry William Cohen Rene Brinkley David Rabin Media and Communications Washington Heights Young Men’s Empowerment Vice Chairman — Brand Marketing Manager, Partner, Research, CORNER Project The Young Women’s Leadership Investment Banking, CNBC The Lambs Club and P. Schoenfeld Asset Washington Heights School of Brooklyn Barclays Capital The Double Seven Management LP Nazi Victim Program Youth Action Program and Homes Frances Ferguson Managing Director & Zion Baptist Church Vice President Robert Walsh Cheryl Cohen Effron Chief Administrative Officer, Chief Financial Officer, Zion Tabernacle Church Gary L. Ginsberg BNY Mellon, Financial Markets Sheldon Hirshon, Esq. Executive Vice President, Evercore Partners and Treasury Services Sector Partner, Time Warner Inc. Janet Zagorin Proskauer Rose LLP Ken Giddon Director of Practice Vice President President, Development, Robert Levitan Jeanne Straus Rothman’s Union Square Sidley Austin LLP CEO, President, Pando Networks, Inc. Straus Newspapers, Inc. Ross H. Goldstein Managing Director and Michael Schlein Vice President Co-Founder, President and CEO, Paul J. Taubman Draper Fisher Jurvetson ACCION International Co-President of Gotham Ventures Institutional Securities, Morgan Stanley Richard Gordon Senior Vice President, Co-Treasurer Loop Capital Markets, LLC John Ehrenkranz Chief Investment Officer, Noah E. Gotbaum E & E Capital Advisors Managing Partner, New Spirit Capital, LLC Co-Treasurer Joyce Frost Managing Partner, For information about becoming a Riverside Risk Advisors LLC New York Cares partner, please contact us at [email protected] or call 212-228-5000. *Indicates agencies with which we work at multiple sites 28 New YorkYork Cares Cares |Annual | Annual Report Report 2010 2011 31 29

Staff

Gary Bagley Irina Anilovich Chantal Emmanuel Lia Papazoglou Executive Director Abasi Aniton Suzanne Farrell Derek Pappas* Jessica Beavers Alisha Freeman Brittany Perotti Anne Corry Samara Berger Luigi Fu* Andrew Perricone-Dazzo Deputy Executive Director, Damon Bolden Melissa Genadri* Hannah Perryman External Affairs Emily Burkhardt* Barbara Glassman Eliza Rosenbaum Colleen Farrell Dorothy Caldone* Jennifer Gonzalez-Goldschein Lauren Rothschild Senior Director, Carol Chang Tiffany Haynes Joseph Salas Marketing and Communications Danielle Chery Leah Hoffman Seth Shapiro Ming Cho John Jerger Elizabeth Shipley Ed Lada Stephen Chyi* Elizabeth John Colleen Smallfield “Anyone can lead during Senior Director, Diane Conroy Allison Kenworthy Jazzmine Smith* Finance and Operations Susan Craine Kate Kinsey Allison Sterrett Elizabeth Crowley Catherine Kost Megan Taub* good times, but real leaders Meghan Moloney Mark Dato Priscilla Lam Susan Torres Senior Director, Raquel Davila Rachel Liu* Pamela Trzop emerge during difficult times. Programs Jeremy Davis Kamel Lyons Rachel Turnowski Jaime Denniston-Merced Lauren McConatha Sandra Velez New York Cares is the real Diana Deoki* Heather McGreevy James Dakotah West Karen Diggs* Brianna McGurran Amy Wickstein Kelley Downey* Kaitlin McTighe Kimberlee Wilson leader during this economic Takisha Young Dozier Wesley Moe Joshua Winata Glenn Eisenberg Katheryn Mohr Michael Wise climate, and collaboratively, Joshua Ehrlich Heeyeon Park Jamie Wolfe

*New York Cares is proud to count NYC Civic Corps and AmeriCorps members among our staff. it has helped me become a better leader for my parents, Credits

Editors Design Photography my students and my community.” Anne Corry Jamie D’Andrea Rebecca Davis Colleen Farrell Christopher Duggan Lyn Hughes —Anju J. Rupchandani, Katheryn Mohr Deidre Schoo The Educational Alliance