New York Cares Challenges. Opportunities. Impact. New York Cares 2012

Annual Report

Table of Contents

Dear Friends 3

Our Story 4 The Way to Volunteer 5 New York Cares’ Programs 6 Investing in the City’s Future 7 The Year in Review 8 Financial Report 11 Supporters 13 Community Partners 19 Board of Directors 28 Staff 29 New York Cares 2012

Dear Friends

The friends who founded New York Cares 25 years ago had a simple but powerful idea. They believed it should be easy for even the busiest New Yorker to volunteer in a meaningful way, and so, they created an organization which allows everyone to come together to help those who need it most.

We’ve come a long way since 1987. That first year, we ran a few dozen projects. Today, we plan and fill as many as 1,500 projects every month. The 100+ volunteers who comprised our earliest corps now number 56,000 annually. Initially run by our founders, New York Cares is now staffed by a team of 80 professionals. And while we are still grassroots in action, we are also on speed dial at City Hall and the go-to organization for our city’s most civic-minded corporations.

In 2012, New York Cares’ prowess at mobilizing volunteers took on new meaning. On October 30th, as soon as the waters from Hurricane Sandy had receded, our staff were on the frontlines of the response, assessing needs and planning volunteer projects to meet those needs. The 13,500 volunteers we deployed in November and December were a constant and reassuring presence in the hardest hit communities, where they knocked on thousands of doors to check on residents, distributed warm winter coats and served hot meals, provided translation services for isolated homebound seniors, mucked out flood-damaged residences, and much more.

Helping demolished communities thrive again will be about much more than cleanup and physical repairs. In the months to come, much of our focus will be on providing valuable social services, from tutoring programs to adult education programs, in the most heavily impacted areas. We are also helping local nonprofits and churches return to operation.

In order to give the hurricane response our all without compromising ongoing programming, we brought on new staff to manage the huge volume of Sandy-related work. The addition of this Disaster Response Department has allowed our employees to return their focus to serving our year round Community Partners at full pace.

Our founders’ vision 25 years ago would be nothing more than a good intention if not for our generous funders, tireless volunteers, invested Community Partners, and the many other friends who comprise New York Cares’ truly remarkable family. Thank you for your support in 2012, and for continuing to make New York Cares a priority in the future. We can’t do it without you.

With best wishes,

Gail B. Harris, Board President Gary Bagley, Executive Director OUR MISSION: New York Cares meets pressing community needs by mobilizing caring New Yorkers in volunteer service.

New York Cares was founded in 1987, by friends who wanted to take action against the serious social issues facing New York City. Finding few options to help, they created their own organization to address problems from the ground up. They called it New York Cares.

Today, New York Cares is the city’s largest volunteer management organization, running vital programs for 1,300 nonprofits, public schools, and city agencies – which we refer to as Community Partners – to help people in need throughout the five boroughs. New York Cares was also the model for the HandsOn Network, which merged in 2007 with the Points of Light Foundation to form a network of hundreds of affiliated volunteer organizations.

Taking On Tough Challenges Creating Opportunities Many of our Community Partners lack the staff, money, New York Cares volunteers dramatically expand the and know-how to effectively use volunteers. Enter New support available to our Community Partners and their York Cares. We diagnose volunteer needs, develop at-risk clients. We prepare the city’s least privileged programming, create curricula, order and pay for public high school students to take the SAT, provide job supplies, recruit volunteers, train project leaders, and training to survivors of domestic violence, assist the conduct ongoing evaluations. In doing so, we allow our working poor with tax filing, teach low-income children partners to outsource their volunteer needs to New York the joys of math, science, and reading, and more. Cares, at no cost to the agencies or their clients. Making an Impact Community Partners count on us to deliver vital services to the clients who rely on them for support. Last year, New York Cares mobilized 56,00 volunteers who helped 400,000 New Yorkers in need.

OPPORTUNITY Motivated and talented low-income public high school students are eager to go to college but can’t afford SAT prep.

IMPACT Every year, New York Cares brings its Kaplan SAT Prep program to public schools throughout the city. In 2012, volunteers worked in 40 schools and helped 1,000 students get into the colleges of their choice, including Cornell University and New York University. The Way to Volunteer

For the last 25 years, New York Cares has made it possible for all New Yorkers to come together to strengthen the city.

Making It Easy to Make a Difference Community Partners recognize Team Leaders When New Yorkers want to volunteer, for their excellence, professionalism, they come to New York Cares. Our diverse reliability, and dedication. programming means anyone can find a volunteer opportunity that meets their Responding to Community Needs interests, and our flexibly scheduled, New York Cares is dedicated to New York team-based projects make it convenient for City, delivering volunteer support to the individuals, groups, and corporations to communities that need it most and to the participate in hands-on activities that make a agencies tackling the city’s toughest issues. tangible impact. From providing warm winter coats to New Yorkers facing a winter on the streets to Building Leadership rebuilding lives after Hurricane Sandy, Our 1,300 Team Leaders receive specialized volunteers are involved in systemic solutions, leadership training and serve as group and are always at the ready to respond coordinators and project managers. rapidly to emerging challenges.

Our programs help New Yorkers in need in every borough: homeless and low-income children and families, unemployed adults, lonely senior citizens, children and adults with special needs, immigrants with limited English, and others — even four-legged New Yorkers in animal shelters. We tend public spaces, including public schools,

Mobilized Served 56,000 400,000 volunteers Supported men, women & children 1,300 Hunger, Homelessness, Revitalization Community Health & Wellness & Environment Partners

Mobilized 13,500 O‚ered Program 2012 41% 23% 14% 9% 8% 5% volunteers Impact 1,500 Areas projects each month Delivered 822 relief projects Children Adult Education Seniors & Adults Animal Care Collected & Job Readiness with Special Needs & Other 123,000 homes Granted Mucked out 256 coats through 40,000 the Coat Drive Winter Wishes New York Cares Programs

New York Cares develops and runs an average of 1,500 volunteer programs Programs for Adults every month, providing vital support and a full range of free services to our Our programs provide a safety net for vulnerable men and women, Community Partners. helping them build stronger careers for themselves – and thus better futures for their children – through job Children’s Programs readiness, tax preparation services, English language practice, computer When families struggle, children and skills, and financial literacy. young people are at a greater risk of dropping out of school, turning to drugs and crime, and continuing a life of poverty. We help break this cycle by setting them on a different path – one focused on learning and Youth Service Programs self-sufficiency – by working with public Our award-winning Youth Service schools, homeless shelters, and other program for public schools cultivates community organizations on projects the next generation of volunteers. We involving SAT and college preparation, inspire young people from struggling tutoring and homework help, urban neighborhoods to become lifelong adventures, fitness, and more. contributors to those communities by educating them about social issues, engaging them in youth-led volunteering, and developing their leadership skills. Community Programs We improve the quality of life for all New Yorkers by revitalizing public schools and open spaces, providing companionship for senior Corporate Service citizens, serving warm meals to the hungry, stocking food banks, Our Corporate Service program working with the homeless, caring harnesses the power of corporate for shelter animals, and responding employees through customized to disasters. We also unite the city projects for volunteers who may not through large-scale service days otherwise have the opportunity to on New York Cares Day Fall (school serve. Our offerings, which are tailored revitalization) and Spring (park to each corporate sponsor’s specific revitalization). priorities, address our city’s most pressing issues.

Mobilized Served 56,000 400,000 volunteers Supported men, women & children 1,300 Hunger, Homelessness, Revitalization Community Health & Wellness & Environment Partners

Mobilized 13,500 O‚ered Program 2012 41% 23% 14% 9% 8% 5% volunteers Impact 1,500 Areas projects each month Delivered 822 relief projects Children Adult Education Seniors & Adults Animal Care Collected & Job Readiness with Special Needs & Other 123,000 homes Granted Mucked out 256 coats through 40,000 the Coat Drive Pictured opposite page: High school students Winter Wishes attend the 2012 Youth Service Conference. Graphics based on 2012 data Investing in the City’s Future

As the city recovers from the worst hurricane New York Cares has been, and will continue in its history – exacerbating existing record to be, a reliable and powerful philanthropic rates of unemployment and homelessness investment by transforming every dollar – New York Cares’ services have never been donated into six dollars in value through the more relevant and in greater demand. power of our volunteers. As a force multiplier for good, our model Volunteers are more than nice to have: they is one of the most cost-effective ways to are vital to the success of our community and provide and maintain fundamental services the social sector, and New York Cares enables upon which the city relies. For over 25 years, all New Yorkers to participate in the process.

OPPORTUNITY 51% of New York City fifth graders did not meet State Standards in English Language Arts in 2011*. *www.p12.nysed.gov/irs/statistics/public/2012/table8.pdf

IMPACT Volunteers close the gap through New York Cares’ Children’s Reading programs helping students achieve their full potential. In 2012, 2,500 children participated in New York Cares Literacy programs.

Volunteer or Donate at newyorkcares.org New York Cares, 65 Broadway, 19th Floor, New York, NY 10006 212.228.5000 | www.newyorkcares.org New York Cares 2012 The Year in Review

Life is a daily struggle for at-risk New Yorkers, and 2012 was particularly taxing. The homelessness rate was at an all time high, while test scores among our city’s public school students remained substandard. And, at the end of October, one of the worst natural disasters in the country’s history struck home in the form of Hurricane Sandy, turning lives upside down and resulting in the loss of approximately 50,000 jobs.

At New York Cares, we have the privilege of sitting at the intersection of enormous challenge and the energy of 56,000 caring volunteers. It is our mission to create impactful opportunities through which New Yorkers can confront those challenges, and in 2012, our volunteers coached high school students to astounding results on the SAT, handed out warm winter coats on Christmas morning, spent entire weeks gutting water-damaged houses in the Rockaways, and so much more.

While 2012 exposed some of the city’s vulnerabilities, the outpouring of support and the power of New York Cares’ programs helped shine a spotlight on the city’s incredible strength.

Children’s Programs Throughout the year, we provided individual attention and academic assistance for children of all ages. Our partners on these projects included public schools, transitional housing facilities, and community-based organizations. Arts and Recreation New York Cares volunteers SAT Exam broadened the horizons Preparation of 12,000 children living Through our longstanding in homeless shelters, partnership with Kaplan, hospitals, and low-income Inc. volunteers provided housing projects, through free SAT preparation trips to Lincoln Center, to more than 1,000 visits to the SONY Wonder low-income high school Lab Museum, apple and Activities for Children pumpkin picking, and more. students, who raised their with Special Needs test scores by an average of 279 points. Volunteers worked with 4,500 children and teens with disabilities on projects that Academic Support included teaching cooking and nutrition Our volunteers devoted 45,000 hours to to autistic children, and ice skating with helping public school students develop their children with developmental disabilities. skills in reading, writing, math, and science. Programs for Adults

In an increasingly competitive economic climate that demands versatility, New York Cares volunteers helped struggling but capable adults with intensive career and life IMPACT skills development through tutoring, financial education, and English conversation practice. 312 New York Cares Tax Preparation English Language Tax Preparation VOLUNTEERS Assistance and Tutorials Financial Literacy Volunteers played a helped secure Volunteer tax preparers critical role in helping helped 12,000 low- more than 8,500 $20 million in TAX RETURNS income New Yorkers clients prepare for prepare their tax returns, success in their new for low-income New Yorkers. securing more than $20 country by providing million for individuals English training and who often don’t collect conversation. the refunds to which they In are entitled. Volunteers other also helped participants Benefits words explore effective Assistance strategies to make ends Through a partnership meet, such as opening a with the New York City bank account, creating Financial Network a budget, and saving for Action Consortium, college. volunteers assisted $ low-income New 1 64,102 Yorkers in determining returned Job Readiness and if they were eligible to New York Computer Literacy receive food stamps by Cares to the advising on necessary More than 3,500 adults community documents, scheduling worked closely with volunteer appointments, and volunteers on online providing mediation job searches, mock and advocacy interviews, and resume through client case prep projects as they management. prepared to enter or re-enter the job market. Volunteers also taught essential computer skills to 4,200 New Yorkers in need. Community Programs

From providing much-needed companionship for seniors to preparing and delivering meals to the homeless, New York Cares volunteers built healthier and stronger communities throughout the five boroughs in 2012.

Revitalization and Seniors Environmental New York Cares Projects volunteers made Volunteers gave the year brighter for makeovers to homeless 12,000 senior citizens shelters, public over the past year, schools, and other city playing Bingo, knitting, agencies by painting, reading, and engaging organizing, and in activities designed to cleaning these often keep seniors physically overlooked venues. We and mentally fit. also rejuvenated more than 250 parks and gardens. Animal Care Volunteers spent 6,600 hours ensuring Meal Services Youth Service that 9,600 homeless animals at shelters Volunteers served remained happy 230,000 meals at and healthy. community centers and homeless shelters. Youth Service Clubs In 2012, New York Cares partnered with 40 public schools to engage more than 3,000 students in monthly volunteer and service-learning activities. Projects included conducting a biological survey of the East River, constructing a 3D mural at a school Corporate Service for the visually impaired, and developing anti-bullying campaigns. New York City’s leading companies partner with New York Cares to give their employees a premier volunteer experience. Our Corporate Volunteer program offers diverse options for employee engagement, from team-based citywide events, to holiday donation drives, to customized Teen Service Team projects. For the second year in a row, hundreds of students from all five boroughs applied for our Teen Service Team. In 2012, more than 800 companies partnered with New The students who were accepted met weekly to learn York Cares on at least one of our many corporate volunteer best practices for community organizing and volunteer offerings. We created customized opportunities for management. They then planned and participated in more than 16,000 employees who volunteered with their projects, which benefited senior citizens, people living colleagues, teaching reading and math skills to children, with HIV/AIDS, local community centers, and more. helping adults transition back to the workforce, restoring homes destroyed by Hurricane Sandy, and beautifying parks, gardens, and other community spaces. Disaster Response Annual Events New York Cares Day New York Cares serves as FALL the Office of Emergency > October Management’s lead partner for New York Cares Day Six thousand New Yorkers mobilizing volunteers during SPRING transformed 94 public disasters – a testament to our > April schools into inspiring learning expertise at organizing and Five thousand volunteers went environments on the city’s deploying teams in response to to work at 82 sites citywide, largest volunteer day for diverse needs under all manner including parks, gardens, schools. In 2012, we added a of circumstances. As such, and ten miles of coastline on direct service component to within hours after Hurricane New York Cares Day Spring. the day, with projects focused Sandy made landfall, we were on With Presenting Sponsor on anti-bullying, healthy the ground, bringing assistance HSBC leading the charge for a eating, fitness, and the arts. sixth year in a row, volunteers where – and as soon as – it was raked leaves, pruned bushes, needed most. painted fences, planted hundreds of shrubs and Winter Wishes By the end of December, we bulbs, and ensured cleaner had made contact with tens and safer waterways and > November/December of thousands of residents in wetlands. Volunteers answered nearly the impacted communities 40,000 gift requests from (including the Rockaways, Staten children, teens, and families Island, and Southern Brooklyn) during the holidays, with through the 13,500 volunteers many letters asking for warm whom we deployed on more Love a Library Debut clothing or other basic needs than 800 relief and recovery lost in the hurricane. This projects. > September program was generously In a first-time (and very sponsored by Julie Turaj and successful) collaboration, Robert Pohly. New York Cares worked with all three of New York City’s public library systems to bring communities together to rekindle their appreciation New York Cares Coat Drive for their libraries. With the > November/December help of the Charles H. Revson Foundation, 350 volunteers In its 24th year, the Coat Drive were dispatched to 24 kicked off two weeks early branches of the Brooklyn due to the unprecedented Public Library, New York Public need caused by Hurricane Library, and Queens Library Sandy. With the support of to organize library stacks, Presenting Sponsor HealthPlus read with children, repair old Amerigroup, we collected and books, and help residents distributed a record 123,080 register for library cards. coats to the city’s highest risk residents.

New York Cares, 65 Broadway, 19th Floor, New York, NY 10006 212.228.5000 | www.newyorkcares.org New York Cares Financial Report 2012

Statement of Activities

Temporarily Year ended June 30, 2012 Unrestricted Restricted Total Operating Revenue and Support:

Foundations $564,000 $159,000 $723,000

Corporations 2,112,798 1,655,478 3,768,276

Government 19,160 19,160

Individuals 747,574 241,988 989,562

Special Events, net 892,298 100,000 992,298

Contributed Goods and Services 2,995,688 2,995,688

Investment Income 36,243 36,243

Other Income 3,831 3,831

Net Assets Released from Restrictions 2,159,989 (2,159,989) 0

Total Operating Revenue and Support $9,531,581 ($3,523) $9,528,058

Operating Expenses:

Program Services 8,209,221 8,209,221

Management and General 849,121 849,121

Fund-raising 767,562 767,562

Total Operating Expenses $9,825,904 $9,825,904

Change in Net Assets ($294,323) (3,523) ($297,846)

New York Cares transforms every $1 donated into $6 in to the VALUE community through the POWER of our volunteers. New York Cares Financial Report 2012

Statement of Financial Position

Total Assets

Cash and Cash Equivalents $969,823

Restricted Cash and Cash Equivalents 215,449 In 2012, New York Cares once again received the highest Pledges and Grants Receivable, net 1,501,635 rating of four stars from Charity Navigator, the nation’s premier Investments, at Fair Value 3,324,248 independent evaluator of charitable organizations. Prepaid Expenses and Other Assets 206,946

Property and Equipment, net 637,169

Total Assets $6,855,270

Liabilities and Net Assets

Liabilities:

Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $512,246

Deferred Rent 158,390

Total Liabilities 670,636

Net Assets:

Unrestricted ­— Board-designated Fund 2,859,574

Unrestricted —­ Undesignated, Available for General Operations 1,413,912

Total Unrestricted 4,273,486

Temporarily Restricted 1,911,148

Total Net Assets 6,184,634

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $6,855,270

New York Cares, Inc. — This information has been excerpted from our audited 2012 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 Charities Bureau, Attn: FOIL Officer, 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271. Tax ID Number: 13-3444193. New York Cares 2012

Financial Supporters

Ground Breakers ($125,000+) Founder’s Club In-Kind President’s Circle In-Kind Anonymous* ($100,000-$124,999) ($50,000-$74,999) Barclays G-III HSBC Bank USA, N.A. The Clark Foundation Vornado Realty Trust NCM Media Networks Credit Suisse Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark Goldman Sachs Gives Sports Illustrated HealthPlus, an Amerigroup Company Chairman’s Club ($75,000- HSBC Bank USA, N.A. Macquarie Group $99,999) Platinum Donors ($35,000- Morgan Stanley American Express National Basketball Association The Estate of Kenneth D. Huszar $49,999) Price Family Foundation Sidley Austin LLP BNY Mellon PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP SMBC Global Foundation, Inc. Capital One Financial Corporation Time Warner Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Taubman Centerline Capital Group Crum & Foster Delta Air Lines, Inc. Deutsche Bank Ground Breakers In-Kind Chairman’s Club In-Kind Discovery Communications ($75,000-$99,999) ($125,000+) Gap Inc. New York City Department of Education Captivate Network Goldman, Sachs & Co. People Magazine Clear Channel Outdoor The Hamilton Foundation CMT-Creative Mobile Technologies, LLC. Office of the Mayor Lamar Advertising Company The Moody’s Foundation Metropolitan Transportation Authority President’s Circle ($50,000- Neuberger Berman, LLC NBC 4 New York $74,999) OMERS New York Post 24/7 Media, Inc. Ralph Lauren Aéropostale Salesforce.com Foundation Bank of America Platinum Donors In-Kind Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP Andra and John B. Ehrenkranz* ($35,000-$49,999) Time Warner Cable First Eagle Investment Management, LLC Adspace Networks, Inc. Toshiba America Inc. Herman Goldman Foundation Alan Alda Van Wagner Communications LLC Gail and Walter Harris* CBS Outdoor YMF Media, LLC - WBLS 107.5 FM Helen’s Hope Foundation Fuel Outdoor Zoom Media and Marketing HUGO BOSS Fashions, Inc. The Fur Vault at Macy’s Humana Foundation L’Oreal USA Founder’s Club ($100,000- MLB Advanced Media Gold Donors ($25,000-$34,999) $124,999) News Corporation, Inc. The Achelis Foundation Robin Hood Foundation Pinkerton Foundation Anonymous Pablo Salame Points of Light Foundation Charles H. Revson Foundation Blackstone Charitable Foundation Tag Worldwide (USA) Inc. Centerview Partners Julie Turaj and Robert Pohly Citi Foundation

* Indicates supporter is a member of New York Cares’ Hands On Heroes Society. (See last page for more details.)

Financial Supporters 2012 New York Cares | 1 Citrin Cooperman & Company JWT Danone Waters of America, Inc. (Evian) Clune Construction Company Kirkland & Ellis LLP DeVries Public Relations CNA Foundation Leisure Pass North America, LLC New York City Council Member Inez Coach, Inc. Lloyds Banking Group Dickens Marni and Bill Cohen* Loews Corporation Katherine Farley and Jerry Speyer Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz Anne Welsh McNulty Andrew Feldman Foundation Evercore Partners MetLife Foundation Volunteer Flora Family Foundation Anthony Faillace Project Fund Fred Alger Management, Inc. Charles D. Farber Foundation New York Community Trust Friars National Association Foundation Robert G. and Ellen S. Gutenstein John A. Reisenbach Foundation Glaceau VitaminWater Foundation Inc. Richemont North America The Glastenbury Foundation Mary J. Hutchins Foundation Adolph and Ruth Schnurmacher Goodwin Procter LLP IAC/InterActiveCorp Foundation Dana and Frederic Gourtay* Mel Karmazin Foundation Senator Investment Group LP Greater Than One Stavros Niarchos Foundation Sephora HealthCor Partners Saatchi & Saatchi SJS Charitable Trust Hess Corporation Charles and Mildred Schnurmacher UBS Hilton Worldwide Foundation, Inc. Amy & Jeffrey Verschleiser Pamela Hogan and Jeffrey Kimball Swarovski Elements The Warnaco Group, Inc. ImClone Systems Wallace Genetic Foundation What About Us IMS Health Warburg Pincus Janet S. Zagorin Innisfree M&A Incorporated Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Jefferies & Co., Inc. Jo-Anne Williams and Richard Bilotti Lisa and Christopher M. Jeffries Silver Donors In-Kind ($15,000- Kaplan, Inc. KPMG $24,999) Latham & Watkins LLP Gold Donors In-Kind ($25,000- BNY Mellon Gregory Lee $34,999) Gas Station TV Christian A. Leone Clear Channel Spectacolor John McEnroe Brian T. Levine Dailybreak, Inc. Time Out New York Michael Levitt Kaplan, Inc. Lucky Strike Entertainment LLC New York Giants Sara and Tami Luhby and Edward Purce The New York Times Company Bronze Donors ($10,000- Arielle and Ian Madover Redcats USA $14,999) Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Titan Outdoor 16 Handles John McEnroe Vector Media Susannah Aaron and Gary L. Ginsberg McKinsey & Company Isabel Allende Foundation Michael McLaughlin American Century Investments MDC Partners Silver Donors ($15,000-$24,999) Foundation New York Life Insurance Company American Securities LLC Anonymous New York Yankees BBC Worldwide Americas, Inc. Apollo Management Group The Nielsen Company Cheryl Calaycay and Chance Steinberg Michelle and Tim Barakett Adam Oestreich* Crescent Heights Fran Bermanzohn Chandrika and Dalip Pathak Diesel Bloomberg Project Seaport Dolce Vita BNP Paribas Lisa Quattrocchi The Dow Chemical Company Veronica Bulgari and Stephan Haimo Regal Entertainment Group Martin Elling Cartier Rothman’s Union Square Barbara and Brad Evans Chobani Shepherd’s Gift Foundation Susan and Stephen Scherr Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Alan M. Cohen Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP Jacobson LLP Colgate-Palmolive Company Peter Scialla Joel Friedman, Clearview Capital Concept One Accessories Shiseido Management, LLC Corvex Management LP Frank Sica Hyde and Watson Foundation Theodore Cross Family Charitable Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP Icon Parking Systems Foundation SMBC Nikko Securities

2 | Financial Supporters 2012 New York Cares Sony Corporation of America CLAWS Foundation The Morrison & Foerster Foundation Spain U.S. Chamber of Commerce CNA Insurance David W. Murray Robert Speyer David Cody National Philanthropic Trust Bruce and Patti Springsteen Sarah E. Cogan and Douglas H. Evans National Coffee Association, Inc. Starcom Consumer Reports New York City Ballet Sun Capital Partners Foundation, Inc. Elizabeth Rabii Cribbs and Derek Cribbs The New York Giants Swavelle/Mill Creek Fabrics, Inc. Jean de Segonzac NewOak Capital LLC Michael J. Swenson Deloitte Nixon Peabody LLP Thomson Reuters The Domain Companies NYCharities.org Inc. U.S. Bancorp Foundation The Durst Organization NYSE Euronext Donna and Robert Walsh Dynamic Resources O’Melveny & Myers LLP The Weissman Family Foundation E*Trade Financial Corporation Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Nina W. Werblow Charitable Trust Barbara and Joe Ellis New York City Council Member Annabel The Winston Family Foundation Epoch Investments Partners, Inc. Palma Ernst & Young LLP Performics Eton Park Capital Management Marianne and Ed Petrosky Bronze Donors In-Kind ($10,000- Fairfield-Maxwell Ltd. Phantasos Fund First Republic Bank Rabobank International $14,999) Fitzpatrick, Cella, Harper & Scinto Staci and Lorin Radtke City Outdoor Flexis Capital LLC Reader’s Digest IKA Collective Foran Glennon Palandach Ponzi & Reader’s Digest Foundation Outcast Rudloff PC Resolution Media, Inc. Sterling Interiors Frank Crystal Foundation David Rockefeller Joyce and Chris Frost/Riverside Risk Rolex Watch USA Advisors LLC Libby and Seth Rosen* Patron Donors ($5,000-$9,999) Susie Fuller & Tom Murray’s Event May and Samuel Rudin Family 3i Group Jennifer Galatioto Foundation The Louis and Anne Abrons Foundation GE Foundation Elizabeth and Matt Salem Shari and Edward Adler Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP Meaghan and Carsten Schwarting AECOM Joseph H. Gleberman Jason Sheer AIS Fund Administration Ltd Ross Goldstein, DFJ Gotham Ventures Alex and Michael Shuman Alan Alda Scott Gorran Joshua S. Silver Chris Alexander Brad Grey (in honor of Rebecca Wohl Steven Skoler Alexandra Alger and Steven Rubenstein) Amy Starr and Matthew Ziehl Alliant Insurance Services James Halpin Shircara Stewart* AMC Networks HBK Investments Strategic Funding Source American Contract Bridge League Chris Heydt Eric Straus American Eagle Outfitters Foundation Caroline Homlish Jeanne Straus AppNexus Hoplite Capital Management Pamela and Laurence Tarica Foundation Ares Management, LLC. Steven Hornstein Time Warner Cable The Auer Family Foundation IBM Corporation Joan H. Tisch Jonathan Babkow iHT Services James S. and Merryl H. Tisch Wendy P. and Frederick R. Bachman Johnson & Johnson Philanthropic Fund Gary Bagley and David Lees* JPMorgan Chase Foundation TPG Capital, L.P. Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ KKR Trilantic Capital Partners Kathy Behrens and Gerry O’Reilly* Yanina and Robert Levitan* Troutman Sanders LLP Philip Boroff Gwen Libstag Ting Tsung and Wei Fong Chao Cablevision Systems Corporation M&T Bank Foundation Calvin Klein Mayer Brown LLP Turner Construction Cambridge Systematics Medical Dynamics Van Wagner Communications, LLC Cement & Concrete Workers Robert B. Menschel Cynthia Walpole C-III Capital Partners, LLC. Mintz Levin The Walt Disney Company Alexandra Perez Cid and Robert Halper Peeyush Misra Erika Weinstein Citadel Moelis & Company West Survivors Trust

Financial Supporters 2012 New York Cares | 3 Lynn and Elisha Wiesel David Babbott Carol Capece William Morris Endeavor Jonathan Baker CBS Wines from Spain Bank Leumi USA Centro Media Allan Winston Renee and Richard Barasch Paul Chain WisdomTree Investments Meredith Barnes Ruhiny Chan YogaWorks Robin Barnes Craig Chapman YSC Americas Elena C. Barr Susan Chapman Andrew Zuckerman Jack Barron Rebecca Cheeks Soule Law Office of Diana J. Basso Chimera Securities Susan A. Battye Robert Christian Jr. Patron Donors In-Kind ($5,000- Scott Baxter Chubb & Son Jason Bazar Jason Cilo $9,999) Jane Beasley* Cisco Systems Carolina Herrera Bill Begert* Shaun Clancy Lyn Hughes Belardi Ostroy Catherine Clark IBM Corporation Alan Bell Karena Clay and Mary K. Heney JWT Patrick Benasillo Daniel Clivner Harvey Keitel Julie and Dan Bennett Dennis Cohen L’OCCITANE en Provence Berdon LLP Jennifer and Andrew Colao National Basketball Association David Berke Douglas Coles NO6NY Nathan Berkoff* William Collins Q1Media Amy Berkower Rachel Comey RadiumOne Philip Berney Community Counseling Service Co., LLC The Roots Max Bernstein Consular Women’s Club of New York Town Sports International Bethlehem Lutheran Church John Cook UGL Equis Eve Birnbaum and Larry Goldberg* Barbie and Michael Cook Uptown Cloud Victoria and Hank Bjorklund Peter Coram Linda Blacken* John Corr Blackpoint Partners Anne Corry* Benefactors ($1,000-$4,999) RS Block Family Foundation John A. Corry 360 Public Relations Lilia and Barry Bloom Natalia Costa 718 SESSIONS Ulrich Boerger David Cox* A+E Networks Bogatin Family Foundation Elizabeth Crawford The Abernathy MacGregor Group Bond Music Group Arthur B. Crozier Bella Abramovich Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC The Daphne Seybolt Culpeper The Bruce C. Abrams Family Foundation Ron Boring Foundation Darryl B. Adachi J. Theodore Borter Michael Cummings Diana and Kenneth Adams The Boston Consulting Group Bonni and Peter Curran Roanne Adams Wahba Boston Properties Cushman & Wakefield Iris Addonisio Mimi and Michael Boublik Robert Cyruli Suhail Afzal Douglas Bouquard Nicole J. Dalvano* Omrana Ahmed Jeffrey Boutilier Laurie and Will Danforth Jessica and Ian Albin* Brady-Cashill Foundation Duncan Darrow All City Leadership Secondary School Beatrice Branch Jaya Das Allan Briteway Electrical Contractors Brickman Ken Davenport Altrusa International Foundation, Inc. Mikael Bristow Bert Davis American International Group, Inc. Pammy Brooks Griffin Glenn E. Davis Christopher Amery Suzanne Brown and Christopher Calabia Linda Dean Ammirati Ready, Inc. Del R. Bryant Eleanor DeCoursey Ernest Anastasio Buckingham Capital Management Inc. Tricia DeFossy Anonymous (4) Sarah Burnes and Sebastian Heath John Delbridge Arcade Marketing Patty Cabot Gilles Dellaert* Fabiola H. Arellano* Jill Calcaterra Denise DeRosa-Farag AT&T The Campbell-Pogue Family Foundation Michael Diamant

4 | Financial Supporters 2012 New York Cares Staley Dietrich Jonathan Golden Kate’s Paperie Julia Donahue Alisan Goldfarb Eileen and Steven Kaufman Michael Donahue Judith and David Goldfinger Rose Kelly Paul J. Donahue, Ph.D. Susan Goldman Charles Kergaravat Teresa Donahue Jennifer and Geoffrey Goldschein William Kerr Mark Donenfeld Carrie Gonyo Susan Ketchum Justin Donofrio Phyllis Goodfriend Mr. and Mrs. Victor K. Kiam III Christopher Dulac Dev Gopalan John Kim Philipa Durrant Sonia and Richard Gordon* Glenn Kinen The Deann Dylandale Foundation Grace Episcopal Church Deborah and T. Scott King Marni and Charles Edelman Rosalind Grant Edward Kirklin Barry Edinburg Iris and Fred Green Marc Kirschner Thomas Eich Susan Green Timothy Kitchen Michael Elkins James Greenberg Benjamin Kjome Helen Ellis Laura Greenfield Carolyn Knapton Susan Emerson and Don Shew Kory and Phil Griffin Daniel Kobin Douglas Erb Grunberg Realty Management, Inc. Candice Koederitz Roysi Erbes Susan and Robert Gurman* William Koenigsberg Emil Erickson Mike Haddad Lauren Kogod and David Smiley Erin Essenmacher Drs. James and Elizabeth Hale Sharyn Kohen John Falcon William Haney Alexandra Korry* Julie and Erik Falk Jennifer and Tom Hanley Justin Kosslyn Anna Fantaci Bette Ann Harris Kevin Kotler Frances Ferguson Scott Hauser* Katherine Kovner Ferriday Fund Charitable Trust Adrienne Hedman Riki and Robert Kreitman FGI Finance Adam Heimlich Sandra Kuhach Marc Fisher Peter Heinrich L&J Marketplace Brigid Flanagan Lissa Hirsch and Tibby Blum Spring Lacy Charles Fletcher Dina and Philip Hofmann Richard LaGravenese Martin Foont Elizabeth Hollahan Lynn Lak Emily and Harold Ford, Jr. Marianne and Dan Holohan Justin Lambert Sam Fouad Susan and John Hoover Belinda Lang David Fraga Horizon Media, Inc. Guy Langford Joele Frank, Wilkinson Brimmer Katcher Hospitality Industry Reaches Sandy Arthur Langhaus, KLS Professional Peter Frantz Survivors Advisors Group, LLC FTI Consulting Houlihan Lokey Richard Lanier Mark Fulton Thomas Hurdelbrink Pai Lao Kristine Gaier Katie Hustead and Joe Weston* Myriam Lavora Anna Galatarossa Toni and Edwin Hustead* Steve Lazarus Kevin Gallagher Gregg Hymowitz John Le Huquet Renyuan Gao Tamara Igel James T. Leonard Lori and Sloan Gaon Infinity Info Systems Mindy and Randy Levine Ira Gardner Melissa and Marc James Karen and Andrew R. Levinson Gartland & Mellina Group Jewish Communal Fund The Lewis Family Foundation New York City Council Member Vincent Ralph Julius, Jr. Liberty International Underwriters, Inc. Gentile Allison Kallish Seth Lieber Philanthropic Fund Gerson Lehrman Group, Inc. Barbara and Elliott Kanbar* John Lindenthal Igor Gerzon Megan Kane Amy Lipin Ken Giddon The Kaplan Family Foundation Richard and Amy Lipton Family Pat Gilligan* Rebecca Karpay Foundation Julia Glade Bender Ian Karr Carol Loewenson and Andrew J. Katy and Richy Glassberg* Kasowitz, Benson, Torres, & Friedman Levander Glickenhaus Foundation LLP Ken Logan Meg Goble* The Meline J. Kasparian Giving Fund Logistic Innovations

Financial Supporters 2012 New York Cares | 5 John Louis Samir Munjal Frederick P. & Sandra P. Rose Foundation Rachel S. Lovejoy Kelly Myers Faith Rosenfeld Luna Park Amusement Park Jodi and Herb Nass Ellen Rosenthal Jack Lusk National Cargo Bureau Ross Stores Blaine MacDougald F. James Neil Jr. Francesco Rossi Jenna Mack Network for Good Joanne Delprete-Rosten and Peter Macquarie Securities (USA) Inc Uyen Nguyen Rosten Robert Magill Britta Nielsen and Frank Nielsen Eric Roth Mahadeva Family Foundation Nintendo of America, Inc. Harriet and Eric Rothfeld James Mannino Northpoint Solutions LLC James Rubin The Marcus Fund Ohio Laminating and Binding The Derald H. Ruttenberg Foundation Jamie Marley Jennifer Okin and Jon Santemma John Ryan* Maria Martakis Masaya Okoshi S.J.I. Associates, Inc. Renwick D. Martin One Medical Group Nara Sadagursky Holli Martinez P.T.A. of P.S. 6 Stephanie H. Sadagursky Martinez Marathon Oriana and Joe Palumno Sukh Saluja Lindsay Marx and Noah E. Gotbaum Andrew Parlin Tani Sanghvi Nancy Mazzoli Michael Parrott SATE Foundation Justin McAuliffe Niranjan Patel Marguerite Scanlan Neil and Amelia McDaniel Charitable Elizabeth Patrick Anthony Scaramucci Trust Christine Paul and Kunal Mehta* Helane Schainbaum and Michael James McDonnell Geoffrey Peck* Doolan E. McEvoy Robert Perdock Judith and Martin Scherzer Danielle and John McGrath Personnel Exceptional Andrew Schiff Joseph P. McGrath, Jr. Kristine Piccoli Lisa and David Schlakman Ruth McNally Charitable Fund Aleksandra Pierzchala Lisa and Michael Schneider* Patricia and Joseph McTighe Ellen and Jonathan Polkes Eric Schneiderman Linda Meaney* Jonathan Pollack Susan Schnelwar Ronald Meisburg Adam Potter Douglas Schoen Annette and Joseph Melillo Proskauer Rose LLP Kimberly and James Schwab The Memorial Day Foundation Krista Punsalan Andrea Schwartzman Sally Mendelsohn and David Lowenfeld Sheila and Robert Puopolo Erik Scott Julie Menin Debra Putzer* Tammy Serbee The Meredith Family Foundation New York City Council Speaker Christine Shakespeare with Benefits Mesirow Financial Holdings, Inc. Quinn Greg Shapiro Metro Honda Florence Quinn Mousmi Sharma* Metropolitan National Bank Daniel Raffe Shelly Shuster Metzger-Price Fund Petar Raketic Richard Shutran Jayma Meyer Ralph Lauren Silberstein Foundation, Inc. Robert Meyers Jessica Randazza Jerry Silbert Mike Perry Studios Jessica Rauch Rebecca and Michael Silver Jeremy Mindich Recreational Equipment, Inc Kimberly M. Skaggs Betsy Minkin Tracy Reese SL Green Management LLC Norman Minnear M. Marc Reider Suzanne Slomin Lowell Mintz Dale A. Reiss and Jerome King Jeffrey Smartt Sandra Mintz Susan Rhudy Knighten Smit (in memory of Edna K. Yukako Mito and Joshua Chait Luanne Rice Smit) David Moore Andrew Rich Christopher Snow Rob Moore John Rieger Johanna and Brian Snyder Morrell Caterers The Irene Ritter Foundation Society of St. Anthony of Loren Morris Janice Roberts Giovinazzo, Inc. Erin Morrissey Terrence Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Sollecito Michael Moser Kevin Rogers Julie and Ben Solomon MR Jonesing LP Mark Romanczuk Annaliese Soros George Mueller Matt Rose South China Sea Restaurant Company

6 | Financial Supporters 2012 New York Cares Masha Spaic Ching Tsai Xerox Corporation Lisa and Rob Spatt Howard Tsao XL Marketing Spin Design, Inc. Dennis Tseng* Yelena Yasinnik Lauren and Jay B. Springer David Tsin* Zachary Family Fund The Stainman Family Foundation, Inc. Shari Turell Anne Zagorin and Jasper Niblock The Standard, New York United Way of New York City Barbara and David Zalaznick Staples University of Pittsburgh Sarah Zgliniec State of New York Vail Family Philanthropic Fund Ziff Brothers Investments Donald Stegler Tanya Van Sant and Jeremy Sterritt* David E. Stein Michael Vargas The Donald O. & Bette F. Stein VivaKi Benefactors In-Kind ($1,000- Charitable Foundation Trust Melody Vogelmann $4,999) Vicki Steinhardt Quinn Vollmert 16 Handles Dhuane and Scott Stephens Vornado Realty Trust 33Across Ricki Stern and Evan Guillemin* Christopher Voyce ABSOLUT Storage Deluxe Rick Walker* AOL, Inc. Louis Straker Jr. Debbie and Barry Washor AmorePacific US, Inc. Renato Strauss WB Wood Brooks Brothers Lisa and Paul Stroud Adam Weinstein* Buffalo Trace Distillery Elizabeth Strout Seth Weinstein Collective Zach Sufrin Steve Weisbart Dance With Me Studios Margaret Sung and Michael J. Gregory Weisbrod E&J Gallo Winery Schmidtberger* Staci and Glenn Weiss Foundation for Jewish Camp Arthur Surdam Eva and Max Weissman Jeri Cohen Jewelry SWIFT Wendy Weitman Leisure Pass North America, LLC Jennifer Sy Wells Fargo Lucky Star PhotoBooth Pam and Peter Takiff Phillipa and Philip Wharton Madame Tussauds New York The Richman Group Development Betsy and Ted Wheeler Marriott Hotels Corporation Alexandra White Paul & Shark Allen Thomas Wieden+Kennedy Quotable Cards, Inc. Kelly Thomas Wien Family Fund Reem Acra Daniel Thomases Geoffrey Williams P&H/David Stricker – St. Honore Pastry Alexandra Thompson Maureen Wirth Shoppe/Port Washington, NY Gary Thompson Wogies Bar and Grill Tateossian London Linda Thomsen Joel Wojnilower Tribal Fusion, Inc. TIAA-CREF Robin Wolaner Julie Turaj and Robert Pohly Michael Tiger Marc Wolin Yahoo! Elaine Tolchin Virginia Wong Yellow Jacket River Guides Marian and Christopher Toy Grp Wood

* 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 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 212.402.1132 or [email protected].

Gifts recorded as of 12/31/12.

When compiling our list of supporters, we made every effort to include and list each donor accurately. If we made an error, please accept our apologies and let us know. Space limitations preclude us from listing all of our donors and corporate matching gifts.

Financial Supporters 2012 New York Cares | 7 New York Cares 2012

Community Partners

10 Senior Houses Baby Buggy Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service - 163rd Street Improvement Council* Bailey’s Cafe East New York Clubhouse 92nd Street Y Baisley Pond Park Brooklyn Children’s Center A Greater Purpose Organization Barrier Free Living Brooklyn Children’s Museum A Stairway To Hope Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum Brooklyn College Abib Newborn Garden Baruch College Now Program Abyssinian Development Corporation* Bay Family Domestic Violence Shelter and Brooklyn Public Library: Acacia Network Church King of Kings > Bay Ridge Branch Achievement First Beach 94th Street Warming Center > Brooklyn Heights Branch Achilles International* Beat the Streets > Brighton Beach Branch The Action Center Bed-Stuy Campaign Against Hunger > Central Library Added Value and Herban Solutions* Bellevue/NYU Program for Survivors of > The Child’s Place for Children with Addicts’ Rehabilitation Center* Torture Special Needs Adventist Community Services* Best Buddies New York City > Crown Heights Branch African American Planning Betances 146 Community Center > Greenpoint Branch Commission Beth Abraham Center for Nursing and > Kings Highway Branch African Center for Community Rehabilitation > McKinley Park Branch Empowerment Bethel AME Church > Sunset Park Branch African Refuge Bethel Emanuel Temple > New Utrecht Branch African Services Committee Bethesda Missionary Baptist Church Aguila Bialystoker Home for the Aged Brooklyn Queens Land Trust* AIDS Service Center Bibleway House of Prayer Brooklyn United Methodist Church Albert Einstein College of Medicine Bide-A-Wee Home Association Home The Ali Forney Center* Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC Brownsville Community Development Alice Austen House Museum Bike New York Corporation All Angels Church Billy Roberts House of Hope Brownsville Community Residential Alpha Phi Alpha Senior Blessed Virgin Mary of the Visitation Center Citizens Center Bobbi and the Strays Bruckner Mott Haven Garden Alvin Ailey Dance Foundation Body Sculpt New York Build It Green! NYC American Museum of Natural History Bottomless Closet Bushwick United Headstart Angelica Patient Assistance Program The Bowery Mission Cabrini Center for Nursing and Animal Center of Queens Bowery Resident’s Committee* Rehabilitation* Animal Haven SoHo Boys & Girls Harbor Cabrini Immigrant Services Any Soldier Breaking Bread Ministries Caldwell Temple Soup Kitchen Apple Arts Breakthrough New York Calvary UFW Baptist Church The Arab American Association Bridge Street Development CAMBA* of New York Corporation Career Gear Arab-American Family Brightside Academy Carnegie East House Support Center Broadway Community The Carter Burden Center for the Archimedes Academy Broadway Housing Communities Aging Argus Community Bronx Arts Cultural Center Casa Promesa* Ariana Catering Hall Bronx Homeworks Casita Maria Center for Arts and Ariva Bronx House Community Center Education Asian Americans for Equality* Bronx Land Trust* Cathedral Community Cares ASPIRA of New York City The Bronx Lebanon Hospital Center Cathedral of St. John the Divine Association for Metroarea Bronx Shepherds Restoration Catholic Charities - Archdiocese of New Autistic Children Corporation York* Association to Benefit Children* Bronx-Lebanon Highbridge Woodycrest Catholic Guardian Society Astoria Park Alliance Center CAUSA Festival Garden Astounding Love! BronxWorks* Cell Motion BioBus Atlantic Terminal Community Brooklyn AIDS Task Force Center Against Domestic Violence Outreach Center Brooklyn Animal Resource Coalition Center for Alternative Sentencing and Atlas Park Center Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy Employment Services

*Indicates agencies we work with at multiple sites

Community Partners 2012 New York Cares | 1 Center for Employment Crown Heights Service Center FAB Alliance Opportunities Crown Heights Youth Collective Faith In Action Ministries Center of Hope International Bread of Life Garden Faith Ministries Food Pantry Cultural Renaissance for Economic Faith Mission Christian Fellowship Central Harlem Alcohol Crisis Center Revitalization Church CFY* CUNY Citizenship Now!* Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle Chhaya Community Development Cypress Hills Local Development Families First Brooklyn Corporation Corporation The Family Center Child Development Support Damascus Road Baptist Church Family Christian Church Corporation Damon House New York Family Help Services Child Study Center of New York* Dancing Dreams Family Life Development Center Children of Promise, NYC Daniel’s Music Foundation Far Rockaway Community Church of the Children of the City Daughters of Jacob Nursing and Nazarene Children’s Aid Society* Rehabilitation Center Fashion Delivers Charitable Children’s Arts & Science Davidson Community Center Foundation Workshops* Dawning of a New Day The Father’s Heart Ministries Children’s Choice Family Services Dawning Village Day Care Center Favor Ministries Children’s Evaluation and Rehab Center - Fedcap Rose F. Kennedy Center Department of Juvenile Justice* FEGS Health and Human Services Children’s Magical Garden > Crossroads Juvenile Center System* Children’s Rescue Fund* > Horizon Juvenile Center Fellowship Baptist Church Chinatown Manpower Project Fifth Avenue Committee Christ Church United Methodist Diaspora Community Service First Calvary Baptist Church Church at Mount Loretto Directions For Our Youth* First United Christian Church Church of God in Christ Jesus Doc to Dock Fiver Children’s Foundation The Church of St. Francis Xavier The Doe Fund Flushing Town Hall The Church of the Village Doing Art Together Food Bank For New York City* Center for the Integration of New The Domain Companies Food First Americans The DOME Project Fordham Bedford Children’s CitiWide Harm Reduction Program Dominican Sunday Services* Citizen Schools New York The Door The Forest Park Trust City Harvest Dorchester Senior Citizens Center The Fortune Society City Island Nautical Museum DOROT Foster Parent Advocacy Foundation Citymeals-On-Wheels* Double Discovery Center at Columbia Fourth Arts Block Civics United for Railroad Environmental University Fox House Solutions DUMBO Arts Festival Free Arts NYC Coalition for Hispanic Family Dunamis Seventh Day Adventist Freeman Houses Next Step Facility Services Church The Fresh Air Fund Coalition for the Homeless Dyckman Senior Center Friends of Dag Hammarksjold Plaza Coalition for the Improvement of Bedford Earth Celebrations Friends of Hudson River Park Stuyvesant Earth Day New York Full Effect Gospel Ministries Cobble Hill Health Center East End Community Garden Full Gospel Christian Church CodyCares for Kids East Harlem Asthma Center of Future Grads Coler-Goldwater Memorial Hospital Excellence The Future Project College and Community Fellowship East Harlem Scholars Academy Futures and Options Colonial Church of Bayside East New York Farms/United Community GallopNYC Columbus Amsterdam Business Center* Gateway National Recreation Area Improvement District East New York Miracle Ministries Gay Men’s Health Crisis Common Cents New York East River Development Alliance * GED Plus Common Ground* East Side House Settlement Gen YOUth Foundation Community Association of Progressive Eastchester Gardens Community Center George Daly House Dominicans* Cornerstone Program Gerritsen Beach Cares Community Concern Network Educating Tomorrow Gerritsen Beach Fire Department Compost for Brooklyn Education Clinic Gethsemane Garden Baptist Church ComuniLife* The Educational Alliance* Give Them To Eat Ministry - Spanish Concourse House Edwin Gould Services for Children and Evangelical Church Coney Island Gospel Church Families* Gladiator Sports* Congregation Beth Elohim Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Global Medical Relief Fund Consortium for Worker Education Elmcor Youth and Adult Activities Glory of Christ Church Consuming Fire Ministries Intl. Emerald Isle Immigration Center of New GO Project Cooke Center for Learning and York God Divine Prayer Tabernacle Development Encore Senior Center Goddard Riverside’s Project Covenant House New York Episcopal Social Services* Reachout CREATE, Inc. Evangelistic Communities Outreach God’s Love We Deliver Creative Arts Team Bronx Good Shepherd Services* Creative Arts Workshop for Kids Evangelistic Outreach Program Goodwill Industries of Greater New York Crossroads Food Pantry Excellence Baby Academy* and Northern New Jersey*

2 | Community Partners 2012 New York Cares Gospel Assembly Church of Jesus Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum Love’s Church Christ Inwood Community Services Lower East Side Ecology Center Gowanus Canal Conservancy Inwood House* Lower East Side Harm Reduction Center Grace Tabernacle COGIC Iridescent NYC Science Studio Lower East Side Service Center Diversity Grand Street Settlement Isabella Geriatric Center Works Greater Tabernacle Baptist Church Jackson Heights Elmhurst Kehillah The Lower Eastside Girls Club Greater Victory Baptist Church Jacob A. Riis Neighborhood Settlement Loyal Baptist Church Soup Kitchen Greater Zion Outreach Ministry House* Lutheran Family Health Centers Greenbelt Nature Center Jacobi Medical Center* LYFE Program* Greenhope Services for Women* Jan Hus Presbyterian Church & Madison Square Boys & Girls Club* Greenpoint Reformed Church Neighborhood House Make A Child Smile Organization Groove With Me Japan Society Make the Road New York GrowNYC Jefferson Houses - Jobs Plus Manhattan Land Trust* Haber House Senior Center Jericho Project Manhattan School of Computer Hamilton Madison House* Jesus is Coming Ministry Technology Hands On New York Jewish Association for Services for the Manhattan Youth Recreation & Harlem Children’s Zone Aged * Resources Harlem Educational Activities Fund Jewish Community Council of Greater Manna of Life Ministries Harlem Renaissance Economic Coney Island Masbia* Development Corporation Jewish Guild for the Blind* Materials For the Arts/NYC Dept. of Cultural Harlem United Community AIDS Jewish Home Lifecare Affairs/BOE/Dept. of Sanitation Center* John Jay College of Criminal Justice Mayor’s Alliance for NYC Animals Hart to Hart Garden John the Baptist Community Garden Mayor’s Office for People with Hartley House Juma Ventures Disabilities Harvest Church International KEEN New York Meacham ChildCare Center Hattie Carthan Herban Farm Keys of the Kingdom Pentecostal Holiness Medgar Evers Oasis Beacon Program Health Plus Church Mercy Center Heavenly Angels Animal Rescue Kianga House Merrick-Marsden Association Garden Help USA* Kings County Hospital Center Methodist Home for Nursing & HELP/PSI* Kings Hotel Rehabilitation Hempstead Adult and Community Kingsbridge Heights Community Metropolitan AME Church Education Program Center Metropolitan Baptist Church Henry Street Settlement* Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club Metropolitan Council on Jewish Hetrick-Martin Institute Knox-Gates Neighborhood Association - Poverty High School for Public Service Youth The C.O.V.E. Metropolitan Hospital Farm Korean American Family Service Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance Highbridge Community Life Center Center Midland Beach Hillside House - Metropolitan Council KSJAMM Dance Troupe Midnight Run Holy Apostles Church La Finca del Sur Midtown Community Court* Holy Deliverance Community Temple LACA State of New York Miller Avenue Community Block Holy House of Prayer for All People Lakeside Adult Home Association Holy Tabernacle Church of God and Lantern Community Services - Silverleaf Mind-Builders Creative Arts Center Christ Hall Missionary Church of Christ Holyrood Episcopal Church Friday Food Latin American Pentecostal Church of God Mitchell-Lama Co-op Fest Soup Kitchen La Hermosa MMCC Seton Falls Beacon Homes for the Homeless* Latino Youth for Higher Education The Momentum Project* The HOPE Program Program Mommy & Daddy’s Little Angel’s OST & Hospital Clinic Home Center Leake and Watts Services* Youth Program Housing Works* Learning Ally Montefiore Medical Center Adolescent Hudson Guild* The Legacy Center AIDS Program The Hudson River Park Trust Lenox Hill Neighborhood House* More Grace Redemptive Center Huntington Seventh-Day Adventist Leviticus Church Morris Heights Health Center Church Life Center International Ministries Morrisania Baptist Church ICouldBe Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Mount Hope Housing Company Iglesia Hispana de la Comunidad Center Mount Neboh Baptist Church Iglesia Pentecostal El Maestro Lincoln Square BID Mount Sinai Hospital iGotITtoo Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center Mount Sinai Seventh Day Adventist Imani House* Lions Club International Foundation* Church iMentor Literacy, Inc. Movement for Peace Distribution Immaculate Conception School Literacy Partners* Center Immigrant Movement International Little Sisters of the Assumption Family Museum of the City of New York Incarnation School Health Service Naica Institute for the Puerto Rican - Hispanic Lively Stone Pentecostal Church National Council of Jewish Women Elderly Los Redimidos por la Sangre de National Museum of the American International Pentecostal City Jesucristo Indian Mission Lott Assisted Living Residence Nazareth Housing International Rescue Committee Louis Armstrong House Museum Network of Angels

Community Partners 2012 New York Cares | 3 New Alternatives for Children > PS 243 - The Weeksville School > HS 533 - School for Democracy and New Alternatives for LGBT Homeless > PS 245 Leadership Youth > PS 261 - Philip Livingston > HS 546 - High School for Public New Beginnings Community Worship > PS 268 - Emma Lazarus Service: Heroes of Tomorrow Center > PS 274 - Kosciusko > HS 547 - Brooklyn Academy of New Beginnings Outreach Ministry > PS 284 - Lew Wallace Science and the Environment New Covenant Citadel Church > PS 289 - George V. Brower > HS 569 - Kurt Hahn Expeditionary New Creation Christian Church Outreach > PS 297 - Richard Stockton Learning School Center > PS 306 - Ethan Allen > HS 590 - Medgar Evers College New Destiny Housing > PS 325- The Fresh Creek School Preparatory New Generation Outreach Ministry > PS 329 - Surfside > HS 616 - Brooklyn High School New Hope Apostolic Church of Christ > PS 345 - Patrolman Robert for Leadership and Community New Hope Community Resource Bolden Service Center* > PS 362 - Hellenic Classical Charter > HS 625 - Paul Robeson New Hope Family Worship Center School > HS 633 - High School for Medical New Hope Guild Alpha School > PS 369 @ PS 67 Professions New Hope Preventive > PS 371 - Lillian L. Rashkis > HS 656 - Brooklyn High School of the New Hope Shelter > PS 396 - Ramon Betances Arts New Jerusalem Pentecostal Church of God > PS 399 - Stanley Eugene Clark > HS 674 - City Polytechnic High School in Christ > PS 401 - The Christopher Avenue of Engineering, Architecture and New Life Food & Clothing Pantry Community School Technology New Life Tabernacle > PS 442 - New Horizons School > HS 684 - Millennium Brooklyn New Settlement Apartments* > PS 492 - Urban Assembly Academy of > Harry Van Arsdale Educational New Tabernacle Baptist Church Arts and Letters Campus New Testament Baptist Church > PS 627 - Brighter Choice > John Jay Educational Campus New York Asian Women’s Center Community > ROADS Charter School 1 New York Association for Blind > PS 636 - Young Scholars’ Academy Athletes for Discovery and Exploration Manhattan New York City Animal Care & Control > PS 734 - The Ethical Community > DeWitt Head Start Charter School > PS 1 - Alfred E. Smith > PS 771 @ I98 > PS 2 - Meyer London New York City Department of > PS 771 @ 225 > PS 5 - Ellen Lurie Education > PS 771 @ 236 > PS 11 - William T. Harris > PS 771 @ 329 > PS 15 - Roberto Clemente Brooklyn > PS/IS 137 - Rachel Jean Mitchell > PS 18 - Park Terrace > PS 3 - The Bedford Village > PS/IS 323 > PS 20 - Anna Silver > PS 4 @ 72 > PS/MS 282 - Park Slope > PS 28 - Wright Brothers > PS 4 @ PS 81 > CS 21 - Crispus Attucks > PS 33 - Chelsea Prep > PS 4 @ PS 853 > CS 702 - Community Partnership > PS 36 - Margaret Douglas > PS 4 at 109 Charter > PS 37 - River East Elementary > PS 5 - Dr. Ronald E. McNair > IS 228 - David A. Boody > PS 64 - Robert Simon > PS 7 - Abraham Lincoln > IS 318 - Eugenio Maria De Hotos > PS 75 - Emily Dickinson > PS 12 - Dr. Jacqueline Peek- > JHS 265 - Dr. Susan S. McKinney > PS 76 - A. Philip Randolph Davis Secondary School for the Arts > PS 84 @ PS 330 - Girls Prep > PS 24 - The Dual Language School for > MS 57 - The Ron Brown > PS 94 @ PS 15 International Studies Academy > PS 94 @ PS 188 > PS 38 - The Pacific > MS 353 - Elijah Stroud > PS 111 - Adolph S. Ochs > PS 52 - Sheepshead Bay > MS 354 - The School Of Integrated > PS 123 - Mahalia Jackson > PS 53 @ 384 Learning > PS 124 - Yung Wing > PS 53 @ IS 88 > MS 582 > PS 140 - Nathan Straus > PS 53 @ The Spring Creek > MS 588 - Middle School for Art and > PS 145 - The Bloomingdale School Philosophy School > PS 59 - William Floyd > HS 337 - International High School at > PS 151 - Yorkville Community > PS 77 Lafayette > PS 152 - Children’s Aid Society > PS 81 - Thaddeus Stevens > HS 408 - Academy of Hospitality and > PS 161 - Pedro Albizu Campos > PS 92 - Adrian Hegeman Tourism > PS 163 - Alfred E. Smith > PS 119 - Amersfort > HS 430 - Brooklyn Technical > PS 165 - Robert E. Simon > PS 130 - The Parkside > HS 439 - The Brooklyn > PS 171 - Patrick Henry > PS 133 - William A. Butler International > PS 184 - Shuang Wen > PS 135 - Sheldon A. Brookner > HS 454 - The Green School > PS 185 - Early Childhood Discovery > PS 139 - Alexine A. Fenty > HS 473 - Williamsburg Charter and Design Magnet School > PS 158 - Warwick > HS 488 - Brooklyn Preparatory > PS 188 - The Island School > PS 169 - Sunset Park > HS 489 - W.E.B. DuBois > PS 197 - John B. Russwurm > PS 181 Academic > PS 198 - Isador E. Ida Straus > PS 196 - Ten Eyck School > HS 499 - ACORN Community > PS 208 - Alain L. Locke Magnet > PS 203 - Floyd Bennett > HS 528 - The High School for Global School for Environmental > PS 230 - Doris L. Cohen Citizenship Stewardship

4 | Community Partners 2012 New York Cares > PS 318 - Thurgood Marshall Academy > HS 860 - Frederick Douglass Academy > PS 41 - New Dorp Lower School II Secondary School > PS 45 - John Tyler > PS 366 - Washington Heights > HS 861 - Future Leaders Institute > HS 600 - Ralph R. McKee Career and Academy Charter School Technical Education > PS 368 - Hamilton Heights > Museum Magnet School for Inquiry, > PS 375 - Mosaic Preparatory Innovation and Imagination The Bronx Academy > Park West Educational Campus > PS 1 - Courtlandt School > PS 811 - Mickey Mantle School > STEM Institute of Manhattan > PS 9 - Ryer Avenue > PS 811 @ 149 > PS 18 - John Peter Zenger > PS 964 - Central Park East II Queens > PS 25 - Bilingual School > PS/MS 96 - Joseph C. Lanzetta > PS 2 - Alfred Zimberg > PS 47 - John Randolph > CS 350 - Democracy Preparatory > PS 11 - Kathryn Phelan > PS 48 - Joseph R. Drake Charter School > PS 17 - Henry David Thoreau > PS 62 - Inocensio Casanova > JHS 825 - Isaac Newton Middle School > PS 19 - Marino Jeantet > PS 73 for Math & Science > PS 20 - John Bowne > PS 75 > MS 104 - Simon Baruch Middle > PS 24 - Andrew Jackson > PS 94 - Kings College School > PS 50 - Talfourd Lawn > PS 96 - Richard Rodgers > MS 260 - Clinton School for Writers & > PS 60 - Woodhaven > PS 107 Artists > PS 76 - William Hallet > PS 130 - Abram Stevens Hewitt > MS 319 - Maria Teresa > PS 84 - Steinway > PS 134 - George F. Bristow > MS 324 - Patria Mirabal > PS 85 - Judge Charles Vallone > PS 159 - Luis Munoz Marin > MS 345 - Collaborative Academy of > PS 150 - The Sunnyside School Bilingual Science, Technology & Language-Arts > PS 166 - Henry Gradstein > PS 161 - Ponce De Leon Education > PS 212 - School of CyberScience and > PS 333 - The Museum School > MS 421 - West Prep Academy Literacy > PS 352 @ 134 > MS 862 - Mott Hall II > PS 256 @ 43 > PS 352 @ 179 > HS 283 - Manhattan Theatre Lab > PS 256 @ 831 > PS 352 @ 424 > HS 285 - Harlem Renaissance > PS 280 > PS 352 @ 75 > HS 294 - Essex Street Academy > PS 290 > PS 352 @ 92 > HS 298 - Pace > PS 319 - Village Academy > PS 443 - The Family School > HS 300 - The Urban Assembly School > PS 330 - Giving Our All to > PS 463 - Urban Scholars of Design and Construction Learning Community > HS 303 - The Facing History > PS 496 - Business, > PS 531 School Computer Applications & > PS/MS 4 - Crotona Park West > HS 304 - Mott Hall Entrepreneurship > PS/MS 29 - Melrose > HS 308 - Lower Manhattan Arts > PS 706 - Our World Neighborhood > PS/MS 280 - Mosholu Parkway Academy Charter School > CS 345 - Hyde Leadership > HS 313 - The James Baldwin > PS 721 - John F. Kennedy Jr. > CS 44 - David C. Farragut School > PS 993 > IS 117 - Joseph H. Wade > HS 435 - Manhattan Center for Science > PS/MS 147 - Ronald McNair > IS 123 - James M. Kieran and Mathematics > CS 321 - Growing Up Green Charter > MS 272 - Globe School for > HS 438 - International High School at School Environmental Research Union Square > IS 5 - The Walter Crowley > MS 343 - Academy of Applied > HS 445 - Seward Park > IS 126 - Albert Shanker School for Mathematics and Technology > HS 458 - Satellite Academy HS @ Visual and Performing Arts > HS 239 - Urban Assembly Academy Forsyth Street > MS 53 - Brian Piccolo of History and Citizenship for Young > HS 459 - Manhattan > MS 282 - Knowledge and Power Men International Preparatory Academy VI > HS 244 - The New School for > HS 492 - High School for Law, > HS 259 - Pathways College Leadership and Journalism Advocacy and Community Preparatory > HS 248 - The Metropolitan Justice > HS 264 - Academy of Finance and > HS 250 - Eximius College Preparatory > HS 495 - Park East Enterprise Academy > HS 515 - Lower East Side > HS 296 - Pan American > HS 262 - Performance Preparatory International Conservatory > HS 545 - High School for Dual > HS 301 - Academy for Careers in > HS 305 - Pablo Neruda Academy for Language and Asian Studies Television and Film Architecture and World Studies > HS 575 - Manhattan Comprehensive > HS 351 - Rockaway Collegiate > HS 312 - Millennium Art Night and Day > HS 445 - W. C. Bryant Academy > HS 580 - Richard R. Green High School > HS 460 - Flushing > HS 374 - KAPPA International of Teaching > HS 475 - Richmond Hill > HS 388 -Pan American International > HS 600 - The High School of Fashion > HS 480 - John Adams High School at Monroe Industries > HS 505 - Hillcrest > HS 405 - Herbert H. Lehman > HS 625 - High School for Graphic > HS 550 - High School for Arts and > HS 418 - Bronx High School for the Communication Arts Business Visual Arts > HS 630 - Art and Design Staten Island > HS 439 - Bronx High School for Law > HS 709 - Harlem Village > PS 20 - Port Richmond and Community Service Academy > PS 26 - The Carteret School

Community Partners 2012 New York Cares | 5 > HS 473 - Mott Haven Village > Jamaica Bay Park > Pavilion Horticultural Community Preparatory > Joyce Kilmer Park Garden > HS 478 - The Cinema School > Kissena Park > Poppa and Mama Jones Garden > HS 513 - New World > Kosciuszko Pool > Riverside Valley Community Garden > HS 520 - Foreign Language Academy > Lemon Creek Park (Jenny’s Garden) of Global Studies > Lincoln Terrace Park > Tranquility Farm > HS 525 - Bronx Leadership > Little Bay Park > Triple R Garden Academy > Lost Battalion Hall Recreation > William Harris Garden > HS 543 - High School for Violin and Center > Wishing Well Garden Dance > Lt. Lia Playground > HS 546 - Bronx Theatre > MacNeil Park New York City Department of > HS 670 - Health Opportunities > Marcus Garvey Park Transportation > GED Plus Davidson > Martins Field New York City Financial Network Action > McCarren Park Consortium* New York City Department of Homeless > McGolrick Park Services > Mullaly Park New York City Housing Authority* > Auburn Family Residence > Hamilton Fish Recreation Center > 175 Eldridge Street Tenants > Franklin Women’s Shelter > Owen Dolen Recreation Center Association > Jamaica Family Residence > Pelham Bay Park/Orchard > Astoria Community Center > LIFE Center Beach > Boulevard Community Center > Seneca Houses Tier II Shelter - > Pelham Fritz Recreation Center > DeWitt Clinton Community Freeman Annex > Prospect Park Center > Theresa’s Haven > Queensbridge Park > Eleanor Roosevelt Community > Tilden Hall Residence > Red Hook Park Center > Urban Family Center > Riverside Park > Lafayette Gardens Community > Rockaway Beach Center New York City Department of Parks and > Rufus King Park > Langston Hughes Community Recreation > Sara D. Roosevelt Park Center > Alfred E. Smith Recreation > Seton Falls Park Preserve > Manhattan Community Center > Seward Park Garden Operations > ARROW Community Center > Skyline Playground > Penn-Wortman Community > Asser Levy Recreation Center > Sorrentino Recreation Center Center > Astoria Park > Soundview Park > Tompkins Community Center > Bayswater Park > South Beach Park > Walt Whitman Tenants Association > Bowne Park > St. James Recreation Center > Brookville Park > St. Mary’s Park New York City Mission Society > Canarsie Park > St. Mary’s Recreation Center New York City Office of Emergency > Chelsea Recreation Center > Sternberg Park Management > Claremont Park > Stuyvesant Cove Park New York City Rescue Mission > Coleman Oval Park > Sunset Park Recreation Center New York City Seventh Day Baptist > Columbus Park Pavilion > Theodore Roosevelt Park Church > Conference House Park > Thomas Jefferson Park New York Foundation for Senior Citizens > Crocheron Park > Thomas Jefferson Recreation Guardian Services > Crotona Park Center The New York French American Charter > Cunningham Park > Tompkins Square Park School > Douglass-Degraw Pool at Thomas > Van Cortlandt Park New York Irish Center Greene Playground > Von King Park/Tompkins Park New York Methodist Hospital > East 54th Street Recreation > Willowbrook Park New York Presbyterian Hospital* Center > East River Park GreenThumb New York Public Library > First Park > 6th Street & Avenue B Garden > 67th Street Branch > Flushing Fields > Bissel Gardens, Inc. > 96th Street Branch > Flushing Meadows Corona Park > Carver Community Garden > Bloomingdale Branch > Forest Park > Drew Gardens > Columbus Branch > Fort Greene Park > Edgecombe Ave/Sugar Hill > Countee Cullen Branch > Fort Tryon Park Garden > Fort Washington Branch > Franz Sigel Park > Floral Vineyard Community > Grand Concourse Branch > Grand Ferry Park Garden > Hamilton Fish Park Branch > Great Kills Park > Green Oasis Garden > Hudson Park Branch > Hansborough Park & Recreation > Harlem Rose Garden > Inwood Branch Center > Hattie Carthan Garden > Jefferson Market Branch > Highbridge Park > Herbal Garden > Mosholu Branch > Highland Park > Jerry and the Senior Gents of > Mott Haven Branch > Inwood Hill Park E.N.Y. > Parkchester Branch > Jackie Robinson Park > New Vision Garden > St. Agnes Branch > Jackie Robinson Recreation > Orchard Alley > St. George Branch Center > Padre Plaza Success Garden > Webster Branch

6 | Community Partners 2012 New York Cares > Yorkville Branch Project Sunshine Seward Park Community Center Prospect Hill Senior Services Center Shaolin Ryders Motorcycle Club New York Restoration Project Prospect Park Zoo Shiloh Church of Christ, Disciples of New York Road Runners* Publicolor Christ Puerto Rican Family Institute Shorefront YM-YWHA New York State Office of Parks, Recreation The Puppetry Arts Theatre Silver Lining Outreach & Historic Preservation Pure Gospel Miracle Revival Center Single Parent Resource Center > East River State Park Quality Services for the Autism Smallwater > Gantry Plaza State Park Community Socks 4 Tots > St. Francis Woodlands Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Queens Library* Soul Saving Mission Pentecostal New York Theatre Church > Arverne Branch Church New York University > Broadway Branch South Asian Youth Action New Yorkers for Parks > Cambria Heights Branch South Bronx Mental Health Council Northeast Brooklyn Housing Development > Central Library South Bronx Overall Economic Corporation > Far Rockaway Branch Development Corporation Northern Manhattan Improvement > Flushing Branch South Road Tabernacle Corporation > Long Island City Adult Learning Sponsors for Educational Northside Center for Child Center Opportunity Development > Peninsula Branch St. Aloysius School Notre Dame School > Queens Library for Teens St. Bartholomew’s Church NYC School Construction Authority - Public > Ridgewood Branch St. Camillus Church Art for Public Schools > Steinway Branch St. Charles Parish NYC Swim > Steinway Adult Learning Center St. Emmanuel’s Cathedral Church of NYDesigns > Sunnyside Branch God NYPD Law Enforcement Explorers Post > Woodside Branch St. Francis De Sales #2044 St. Jean Baptiste High School NYS Department of Labor Queens County Farm Museum St. John’s Bread & Life Oakwood Heights VFW Queensboro SDA Church St. John’s Place Family Center Oasis Christian Center Ralph’s Educational & Recreational St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center Oceanhill Brownsville Tenants Computer Services St. Mark Church of Christ Soup Association Randall’s Island Park Alliance Kitchen Odyssey House Rauschenbusch Metro Ministries St. Mark the Evangelist Only Make Believe Reach Out and Read of Greater New St. Mark’s Church in the Bowery Open Door Church of God in Christ York St. Marks Community Garden Open Space Alliance for North Red Hook Initiative St. Mary / Star of the Sea Brooklyn RightRides St. Mary’s Episcopal Center Operation H.O.P.E. The River Fund New York St. Michael’s Church Pilgrim Research Operation: Quiet Comfort Riverside Park Conservancy Center Opportunities For A Better Tomorrow Rock of Salvation Church St. Peter’s Church Our Lady of Solace Church Room To Grow Stanley Isaacs Neighborhood Pajama Program Rutgers Community Center Center* Palladia* Safe Horizon* Staten Island Liberian Community Paradise Transitional Housing Saint Augustine Community Youth Association Park Slope Community Church Group Staten Island Project Homefront Park Slope Safe Homes Project Saint Mary’s Center Steinway Child and Family Services Part of the Solution Saint Nicholas NPC - Scattered Site Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers The Partnership for Inner-City Housing Program Foundation Education* The Salvation Army of Greater New Street LIFE Ministries Paul T. Matson Head Start York* StreetSquash Pelham Parkway Greenway Samaritan Village* StreetWise Partners Peretz Square Sammon Build Center - Families in Stuyvesant Town Community Center Perfecting Faith Church Transition Summer Search Phipps Houses Group* Sauti Yetu Center for African Women Sunnyside Community Services* Pibly Residential Program The Scalabrini Center for Migrant Sunrise Drop In Center The Point Community Development Families Sunset Park Community Church Corporation SCAN New York Sustainable Flatbush Police Athletic League Schervier Nursing Care Center Sylvia Rivera Law Project Positive Beginnings* SCO Family of Services* Tabernacle of Prayer for All People Poughkeepsie SDA Church Second Stage Theater Talent Search Powell Street Community Garden Seedco Tender Care Human Services Praxis Housing Initiatives Seeds in the Middle* Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Presbyterian Senior Services* SelfHelp Community Services* Center Project FIND* Services & Advocacy for GLBT Elders Today’s Champions Project Harmony Services for the UnderServed* Trinity’s Services and Food for the Project Hospitality* Sesame Flyers International Homeless Project Renewal Settlement Housing Fund True Gospel Tabernacle Church

Community Partners 2012 New York Cares | 7 Tug Pegasus and the Waterfront Museum Upward Bound at Vaughn College of Weeksville Heritage Center Barge Aeronautics and Technology West Harlem Group Assistance* Twin Parks Tenant Association NEII Upwardly Global West Side Campaign Against Hunger Tzu Chi Foundation Urban Dove What About the Children U.S. Chambers of Commerce Urban Strategies* Where to Turn Ujima Community Working Together Veggie Island White Roof Project Union Baptist Church Community Feeding Veritas Therapeutic Community Wilson Major Morris Community Program Vernon Avenue Children’s School Center Union Baptist Church Missions Victory Church in Jesus Christ Windows of Opportunity Ministry Village Care of New York* Women for Afghan Women Union Grove Baptist Church Missionary Village Nursing Home Women In Need* Ministry Village Temple Women’s Housing and Economic Union Settlement Association* Vincent Cyrus Plaza Development Corporation Unisphere, Inc. Vineyard International Christian Women’s Prison Association* Unitarian Church of All Souls Ministries Woodlawn Cemetary Unitas Therapeutic Community Violence Intervention Program Woodycrest Center for Human United Cerebral Palsy of New York VIP Community Services - Women’s Development City* Institute World Harvest Deliverance Center United Holiness Temple Virginia’s House of Hope World Police & Fire Games United Neighbors of East Midtown VISIONS Services for the Blind and Visually Worship House and Outreach United States Department of Impaired* Ministries Education Visions in Focus Yadestiny Treasure Chest UnitedHealthcare Visitation Parish YMCA of Greater New York* Unity Faith Outreach Program Visiting Nurse Service of New York* Yorkville Common Pantry Unity Fellowship of Christ Church, Volunteers of America Greater New Young Men’s Empowerment Outreach NYC York* Services University Community Social Washington Heights CORNER Project Youth Service Opportunities Project Services Way Out Church Ministries Zion Lutheran Church University Heights Educational & Cultural The Way to Work Zion Tabernacle Church Development Community Center We Care Community Outreach Zone 126 University Settlement Society of New We Care for Our Communities York We Stand For Our Children Upper Room Full Gospel Baptist Church/ We Stay/Nos Quedamos The Family Worship Center We The Kids Foundation

*Indicates agencies we work with at multiple sites

8 | Community Partners 2012 New York Cares 2012

Board of Directors

President Vice President Ken Giddon Gail B. Harris Janet Zagorin President, Honorary Retired Partner, Client Services Officer, Rothman’s Union Square Board Members Simpson Thacher & Bartlett Sidley Austin LLP Richard Gordon Edward Adler Vice President Senior Vice President, Partner, Secretary Loop Capital Markets, LLC RLM Finsbury William Cohen Joyce Frost Vice Chairman — Managing Partner, David A. Lehman Richard Bilotti Investment Banking, Head of Technology, Riverside Risk Advisors LLC Managing Director and Barclays Capital Media and Co-Head, SPG Trading Telecommunications Treasurer Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Vice President Research, John Ehrenkranz P. Schoenfeld Asset Gary L. Ginsberg Chief Investment Officer, David Rabin Management LP Executive Vice President, E & E Capital Advisors Partner, Time Warner Inc. The Lambs Club and Cheryl Cohen Effron Kathy Behrens The Double Seven Sheldon Hirshon, Esq. Vice President Executive Vice President, SIH Enterprises Ross H. Goldstein Social Responsibility and Robert Walsh A division of Managing Director and Player Programs, Chief Financial Officer, MC Acquisitions LLC Co-Founder, National Basketball Evercore Partners Draper Fisher Jurvetson Association Robert Levitan Gotham Ventures Chief Executive Officer, Rene Brinkley Pando Networks, Inc. Brand Marketing Manager, Vice President Michael Schlein Jeanne Straus CNBC President and CEO, President, ACCION International Straus Newspapers, Inc. Frances Ferguson Managing Director & Chief Administrative Officer, Vice President BNY Mellon Paul J. Taubman

As of 12/31/12 Affiliations for identification purpose only New York Cares 2012

Our Staff

Gary Bagley Irina Anilovich Alisha Freeman Jillian Otis* Executive Director Abasi Aniton Luigi Fu Lia Papazoglou Jessica Beavers Kristen Fujii* Heeyeon Park Anne Corry Samara Berger Lea Giddins Brittany Perotti Margaret Bernhard Barbara Glassman Andrew Perricone-Dazzo Deputy Executive Director, Damon Bolden Rebecca Gnessin Hannah Perryman External Affairs Nicholas Bonsell Jennifer Gonzalez-Goldshein Joshua Rae* Carol Chang Tiffany Haynes Betsy Rivera Ed Lada Danielle Chery Aysha Islam* Lauren Rothschild Senior Director, Christina Chiolo Herby Jeanty* Joseph Salas Finance and Operations Ming Cho John Jerger Seth Shapiro Diane Conroy Elizabeth John Elizabeth Shipley Meghan Moloney Susan Craine Johanna Katz* Colleen Smallfield Senior Director, Mark Dato Allison Kenworthy Sophia Smart* Programs Kasseopia Davis* Katherine Kienitz Allison Sterrett Lorena De La Parra-Landa Kate Kinsey Stephen Streicher Jaime Denniston-Merced Priscilla Lam Susan Torres Diana Deoki Shelley Levine Pamela Trzop Takisha Young Dozier Toby Levine Sandy Velez Joshua Ehrlich Lauren McConatha James Dakotah West Glenn Eisenberg Mary McCullough* Kimberlee Wilson Chantal Emmanuel Heather McGreevy Laura Adrian Wilton Jamel Evans Brianna McGurran Joshua Winata Jason David Evans Kaitlin McTighe Michael Wise Suzanne Farrell Wesley Moe

As of 12/31/12 *New York Cares is proud to count NYC Civic Corps and AmeriCorps members among our staff. OPPORTUNITY New York Cares and its 56,000 volunteers work with 1,300 Community Partner organizations across the five boroughs.

IMPACT Together, we provide essential services and support to 400,000 at-risk New Yorkers each year.

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