JUSTICE FOR ALL

commonplace. Young people are forging the tools for making sense of the questions they have, the world outside of F&W, and how to express their views and be heard with strength and conviction.

Much to celebrate in 2016: • Our staff retention rate remained around 70%. • Nearly 1,200 campers & staff joined us in 2016, 24% identify as persons of color. • A record year for giving, as we enter the public phase of our Thrive for 75 Campaign. • Indian Brook’s 75th Anniversary and Dark Meadow alums wielded hammers to nail siding on the new Cozy Lodge, while some toured the site of the newly named “Red Spruce Grove” program near Ninevah. Equity is more than one of our values, it is the guiding principle in decision-making and organizational • Strong enrollment, plus adhering to budgets, and operations at Farm & Wilderness. The belief that a another stellar summer of farm fresh crops bolstered diverse community makes us stronger guides us as we: us through the successful year.

• Nurture each camper’s growing knowledge of self- As an F&W community that cares, we consider ways identity as well as how they identify in a group. to support all our constituents and we seek equity for • Promote each camper’s comfortable, empathetic all; beyond our inclusive community, to wherever we interaction with people from diverse backgrounds. find ourselves. Thank you for your work as part of our extended family. You enable us to thrive and make • Foster each camper’s capacity for critical thinking differences in the lives of our youth and families, for about bias, inclusivity, and equity. whom F&W provides a refuge, a recharge, social and emotional sustenance, and hope. • Cultivate each camper’s ability to advocate for others and themselves when they encounter bias In peace, and use the power of their voice and action to bring positive change.

We spend much time talking with our trustees, staff, and youth about fairness and thoughtfulness in our diverse community. We provide space for conversations about cultural appropriation (in name and practice); Janet Green, Clerk, Board of Trustees we guide camp staff to facilitate workshops on issues of inclusion and equity, while leading by example. At F&W, campers explore their identity and their impact in the community. Topics of gender, non- binary identification, and the construct of race are Rebecca Geary, Executive Director BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Janet Green, Clerk • Cambridge, MA Joan “Cindy” Amatniek • Philadelphia, PA Will Anninger° • Philadelphia, PA Philip Berkman • Chicago, IL Steve Burwell* • Brooklyn, NY Dusty Clitheroe° • Austin, TX Mindy Fullilove* • West Orange, NJ Margaret Henry • Rockville, MD Amy Hunter • Newton, MA Morgan Jones • Queens, NY Zora Jones Rizzi • Arlington, MA Adam Keller* • Lyme, NH Carol Leftwich° • Alexandria, VA David Lemmel° • Providence, RI Nina Lesser-Goldsmith • Huntington, VT Colin Mitchell • New York, NY Tonya Oya Orme • Cambridge, MA David Scherr • Burlington, VT Rebecca Steinitz • Arlington, MA Andrea Taylor* • Wilmington, DE Kristi Webb • Chapel Hill, NC * Term began August 2016 ° Term ended May 2016

THE VISITORS’ CIRCLE

The Visitors’ Circle is an advisory board of community, non-profit, academic, and private sector leaders who are committed to supporting and advancing the mission of Farm & Wilderness. Members provide counsel to the Board of Trustees and staff, develop and strengthen relationships with alumni, parents, and friends, and foster philanthropic support for Farm & Wilderness.

Richard “Rox” Anderson • James Berkman McKey Berkman • Carol Browner Len Cadwallader • Caroline Cope Joan Countryman • Nicholas Donohue Susan Saint James Ebersol • Dan Elias Susanne Emory • Ian Gamble • Janet Green Rick Hausman • Bruce Katz • Roger Michel Bob Owen • Rich Parker • Burt Sonenstein Susan St. John • Adam Stern Jeffery Anne Tatum • Phil Villers

On the cover: Red Spruce Grove is a close-knit, warm community of campers who embrace wilderness living, situated on a beautiful meadow plateau near Lake Ninevah.

2 FINANCIAL REPORT

2016 was another solid year for F&W’s Our hard work to reduce greenhouse gas emissions core operations. Our total program income, over the past ten years has started to reap financial contributions, and investment income were higher rewards as well. Despite inflation and an increase than ever while our total expenses were unchanged in the number of campers we serve, our utility (fuel, from last year. At the same time, we also awarded electricity, and trash removal) expenses are virtually more campership funds than we ever have. unchanged from what they were a decade ago. Investment in our infrastructure and training has We are grateful to the many supporters of not only increased the safety of our camps but also our annual fund, campership fund, the capital decreased per capita insurance costs. campaign and other projects whose gifts helped bolster our financial position. For the first time in As F&W publicly announces our capital campaign, our history, our endowment is now well over $5 Thrive for 75, we are pleased to assure you of our million – a fourfold increase from ten years ago! financial health. As our endowment grows, the income from these investments grows as well, providing us with funding for camperships and general operations.

Capital improvements in this past year have improved campers’ experiences. The new Cozy Lodge at Indian Brook is already a favorite Tonya Orme Jonathan Wilson gathering spot for campers, staff and Family Camp. Treasurer Chief Operating Officer STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES: FIVE-YEAR SNAPSHOT (from Audited Statements)

Year Ending 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012

Operating Revenue Tuition $3,725,844 $3,645,115 $3,545,002 $3,397,714 $3,082,911 Less discounts & camperships $(626,720) $(557,518) $(564,726) $(562,806) $(554,915) Reservoir Rental Income (net) $314,830 $314,342 $309,432 $241,605 $221,100 Contributions $1,687,067 $1,350,067 $1,177,356 $354,667 $679,803 Investment Income $188,454 $183,686 $170,216 $160,992 $160,833 Other Revenue $263,792 $233,597 $284,314 $230,622 $303,128 Total Revenue $5,553,267 $5,169,289 $4,921,594 $3,822,794 $3,892,860

Functional Expenses Program Expenses $2,993,762 $2,952,346 $2,916,289 $2,855,634 $2,794,510 General & Administrative $997,025 $1,047,058 $1,114,940 $921,158 $919,156 Fundraising $379,363 $410,201 $337,190 $271,531 $132,431 Total Expense $4,370,150 $4,409,605 $4,368,419 $4,048,323 $3,846,097

Net Asset Change (before other changes) $1,183,117 $759,684 $553,175 $(225,529) $46,463 Total Other Changes $132,630 $(228,859) $140,304 $472,420 $185,401 Total Change in Net Assets $1,315,747 $530,825 $693,479 $246,891 $231,864

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION USE OF FUNDS IN 2016 Year Ending 2016 2015 Food & Program Supplies 11% Assets Cash $126,122 $254,736 Employment taxes & benefits 10% Accounts Receivable $33,376 $28,997 Pledges Receivable $1,006,699 $1,000,221 Other Assets $96,261 $98,186 Depreciation 6% Salaries 49% Investments $5,557,587 $4,547,172 Land, Buildings, Equipment $5,090,223 $4,754,974 Other 5% Total Assets $11,910,268 $10,684,286 Office & Technology Expenses 4% Liabilities Repairs and Maintenance 4% Accounts Payable $46,646 $86,018 Insurance 3% Accrued Expenses $65,523 $69,571 Legal, Professional, and Contract Fees 3% Unearned Tuition $746,559 $811,400 Travel & Entertainment 2% Unearned Lease Fees $300,363 $314,666 Property Taxes 2% Utilities 1% Bank Notes $240,477 $207,678 Total Liabilities $1,399,568 $1,489,333

Net Assets Unrestricted $5,585,925 $5,186,372 Temporarily Restricted $2,629,796 $2,482,621 Permanently Restricted $2,294,979 $1,525,960 Total Net Assets $10,510,700 $9,194,953

Total Liabilities & Net Assets $11,910,268 $10,684,286

4 I learned that I am a lot stronger than I thought I was. I now know that I am powerful and I am valued in my community. I learned that I enjoyed things I never thought I would enjoy, like using an ax or carving. -Red Spruce Grove Camper FARM FACTS

200 gallons of fresh F&W milk was donated to local food pantries

9,287 pounds of organic vegetables were grown: we’ve nearly doubled the amount of farm-fresh food provided to our camps since 2009

CAMP FACTS 638 overnight campers, 446 returning (70% retention)

221day campers, 132 returning (60% retention) 21% overall diversity rate 12 represented their camp constituents as camper council members

CAMPERSHIP $420,050 awarded in camperships 181 campers received camperships 12% increase in campership funds over 2015

COMMUNITY HIGHLIGHTS

936 community members donated more than $2,038,000 in 2016

2 out of 3 donors are past and current camper families & alumni

75 years celebrated by Indian Brook at the Alumni Reunion

6 2017 SUSTAINABILITY REPORT

We have completed an annual greenhouse gas inventory since Additionally, we have been increasing efficiency within 2009. This process helps us understand our impact on the building operations. Continuing these operational initiatives, environment and practice better environmental stewardship, replacing inefficient appliances, using more efficient fuel to lessening our contribution to global climate change through run these appliances, transitioning from fossil fuels to the use responsible resource use. Analyzing resource use allows us to of F&W’s new solar capacity where possible, and retrofitting continue in our mission to live closely with the natural world buildings to conserve energy loss from these appliances, will in all areas of operations. all contribute to further emissions reductions.

In many areas, Farm & Wilderness operates relatively “off-the-grid.” For example, composting all organic material, including human waste, and housing campers in cabins without electricity.

A CLOSER LOOK: THE IMPACTS OF COMPOSTING

This chart displays the importance TOTAL V. NET GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS, 2010-2016 of F&W’s composting program as a 400 greenhouse gas emissions offset. The brown shows total emissions, the green shows net emissions after subtracting 300 the amount of emissions avoided by 82MTe composting. 200

Farm & Wilderness’ aerobic composting program (turning compost regularly and 100 monitoring the temperature) reduces the amount of greenhouse gases that would 0 otherwise be released if those materials 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 decomposed without intervention. Total Emissions Net Emissions Composting at F&W resulted in the avoidance of 82 metric tons of CO2 emissions, or 27% of F&W’s total greenhouse gas emissions for 2016. GREENHOUSE GAS INVENTORY RESULTS In 2016, F&W operations were responsible for the emission of 303 metric tons of equivalent carbon dioxide (MTeCO2).

GHG EMISSIONS 2016

363 tons CO2e

Buildings 32% Vehicles 27% Commuting 16% Agriculture 14% Outsourced Transit 7% Office Paper 2% Air Travel 2%

F&W organizes its greenhouse gas emissions into seven operational categories:

Buildings: Emissions from electricity, hot water, heat, refrigeration and cooking fuel. Vehicles: Emissions from cars, trucks and vans owned by F&W. Agriculture: Emissions from farm animals. Commuting: Work-related travel by year-round staff. Air Travel: Work-related travel by year-round staff. Outsourced Transportation: Work-related personal vehicle trips Our net emissions have by year-round staff. Office Paper:Total paper usage by F&W staff. declined 24% since 2009.

EMISSIONS BY OPERATIONAL CATEGORY While there has been a decline in total emissions, looking at F&W’s 2009-2016 operational categories separately helps make clear which areas have had the most meaningful impact on greenhouse gas emission declines, as well as which operational categories could most benefit from institutional change and improvement. The chart below shows changes in emissions over time, separated out by operational category.

8 EQUITY IN ACTION 38 campers joined us in 2016 through our partnerships with 1199SEIU, Atlas: DIY, Vermont Refugee Resettlement Program, and 4Riise.

“This past summer we engaged campers in discussions “As we practiced our Interdependence about Black Lives Matter, brainstormed support for the Day skit in the meadows on our way to incoming Syrian refugees in Rutland, VT, led protest perform, I shared the news about Philando song-writing workshops, painted positive graffiti all over Castile and Alton Sterling— both unarmed camp and learned about the Bill of Rights. Any moment black men—and five police officers in at Indian Brook can be a teachable one, whether it’s Dallas being killed over the previous a chance to discuss the history of a particular song, days. Our skit, though full of comedy, challenge a camper’s assumptions about race, or learn also allowed us to make connections about the many women and trans folk who have carried between the ‘Zombies’ and complacency the torch of feminism before us.” with violence; ‘walls being built between camps’ and the lack of connection within – Megan Chamberlain, Indian Brook Director our communities; the ‘poisonous candy’ and toxic media; and ‘boasting and camp elitism’ were perfect symbols of “We are all challenged to look at real-life issues and think supremacy. It was a painful and confusing critically about solutions we want to work toward within conversation with hardly a clear direction our own communities. Many times I witnessed the forward. However, it was wonderful to see campers working so hard to create the space they wanted the campers channel their emotions over to live in (it wasn’t easy).” the event and translate them into art.” –Amy Bowen, Tamarack Farm Director – Jeff Bounds, Saltash Mountain Director

“Partnerships provide F&W with some broader perspectives. They also create a more diverse community within our camps and working at our organization. Through these mutually beneficial relationships, we offer families and youth the opportunity to attend sleepaway camp and experience wilderness and farming through I feel I have a deeper connection our varied camp programs.” with activist work and am more - Rebecca Geary, F&W Executive Director driven by empathy… This has been instrumental in forming a

Top: Tamarack Farmers and staff responded to headline news community with people I don’t with a moving performance at Interdependence Day. have much in common with and Bottom: With 100 Syrian refugees expected to arrive in Rutland in 2016, Timberlake campers made them welcome helped me grow as a person. gifts of handmade bowls, chairs, cutting boards and spatulas. – Madeleine Jane Matz, Tamarack Farmer 10 THE LEGACY CIRCLE

The Farm & Wilderness Foundation established the Legacy Circle to honor, appreciate, and recognize members of the F&W community who have included F&W in their estate plans. We are very grateful to the current members of our Legacy Circle.

Anonymous (4) Dr. Howard C. Hughes Elspeth Reagan Ruth Berg Jack & Ruth Hunter Carolyn Ristau & William Knight Leonard & Mary Ann Cadwallader Arthur Kohn & Priscilla Laula William & Carol Schwarzschild Sidney & Carolyn Cadwallader Christine & Christopher Ladd Nancy L. Seidman Sylvia Edgerton Sarah Laughlin Sara Somers Beth Falk & Dan Herman Vicki & Daniel Lewis Nancy Spanier Fred & Mary Anna Feitler L. Paul Lindenmaier Susan St. John & Robert Rheault Tom & Carol Ann Fisher Janet W. Lowenthal Jeffery Anne Tatum Seth Gibson Colin Mitchell Kurt & Eden Terrell Charles & Charlotte Katie Morgan Kristi Webb & Todd Woerner Penfield Gosselink Albert & Judie Muggia Martha Webb Katie Harris Karen Beth Olch Donald Weiman Priscilla B. Hinckley Martin & Robin Oppenheimer Thomas & Sandra Williams Catherine W. Hollis Rich & Chrissie Parker A LIFE-SHAPING EXPERIENCE FOR LEGACY CIRCLE MEMBERS JUDIE & AL MUGGIA

The Muggia’s appreciate most how Farm & Wilderness has remained a unique and inclusive place over the past seven decades. Farm & Wilderness “teaches one to be comfortable with one’s self. And that’s why we sent all of our kids to the camp and they all had a good experience there,” recalls Al.

F&W provided other lessons as well. “Whenever we have a problem in the house whether it’s plumbing or electric or painting… Judie knows how to do it all. And it’s always that she learned how to do it in the camps,” says Al. Judie laughs, “Saved us a lot of money on those electricians and plumbers.”

In 2010, recognizing that the camps remain “a great source of happiness, independence, and experiential knowledge” Al and Judie decided to include F&W in their will and become Legacy Circle members. In 2012, they deepened For Judie and Al Muggia, Farm & Wilderness has been their support for the camps by deeding their beloved a touchstone in their lives. Judie started at Indian Brook Woodward Reservoir cottage to Farm & Wilderness, as a “Cricket” at the age of 6 in 1944, when campers and bringing it full circle, as they had purchased it from Ken counselors numbered about 40 in total. She returned Webb in 1976. Farm & Wilderness was a life-shaping nearly every summer, first as a camper, then as a camp experience for Judie and Al. “A remarkable, inclusive and nurse and eventually as a camper parent. safe place to be.” Judie was inspired to become a Quaker by Susan Webb; she met her husband, Al, at F&W; their wedding was overseen by F&W founders Susan and Ken Webb; Judie [F&W] teaches one to be and Al bought a cottage on Woodward Reservoir and used it year-round for 40 years. They sent their three sons to comfortable with one’s self. Timberlake and SAM and joined them at Family Camp. In short, the Muggia’s have shared more than seventy years And that’s why we sent all with Farm & Wilderness. of our kids to the camp And they have the stories to prove it. Al met Judie in the IB hayloft where Al found himself on the business end and they all had a good of Judie’s pitchfork. They’d been tossing bales aloft when the “accident” happened. Judie likes to joke she wanted to experience there. pin him down the minute she met him. Judie recalls a lot -Al Muggia of shenanigans at F&W, “We’d go down early and put a bridle on different horses and then tear around the lake! We woke everybody up.” Then there was the time they woke to find a VW on the roof of IB’s Lodge!

12 CIRCLE OF LIGHT

The Circle of Light is an award given by the Board of Trustees to recognize distinguished service and a long-term commitment to supporting and advancing the mission of Farm & Wilderness. The following people have been recognized as members of the Circle of Light:

Will Anninger * Ruth Hunter Sam Arfer Sonja Johansson Tom Barrup Robert Owen Nancy Bell Linda Randall McKey “Mac” Berkman Silos Roberts Linda Berryhill Kathy Schultz Pieter Bohen * Susan St. John Andrea Breen Jeffery Anne Tatum Len Cadwallader D. Kurt Terrell Arthur “Mickey” Carter Kristi Webb Dusty Clitheroe * Polly Williams Jack Hunter Tom Williams

* Honored in 2016 F&W: A PARADISE AWAY THE MEEKS FAMILY SHARES THEIR STORY

“There is a paradise away from the hustle and bustle of Ken. “You have to create everything. You chop down a tree normal life, a place where people actually get along and do and use it to build a fire; it warms you, it cooks your food. things slightly different.” That’s how Michael Meeks, (TL That’s what life is.” Now Ken lives “in the heart of hustling, ’69-’73, TF 74-’75, staff ’76-77), describes it. Michael, who was bustling NYC – but at F&W I connected to the silence and I following in the footsteps of his older sister, Renelda (IB ’63, still feel connected to it, even today.” TF ’66, staff 67-74), along with brothers, Reginald (FC ’65-68, TF ’69, staff 70-71), Florian (FC ’65-67, TF ’68, Seaforth ’69) Florian Meeks was one of a small group from F&W who and Ken (TL ’74-75, FC ’76-78), says that F&W has had a attended the experimental Camp Seaforth in the Caribbean profound effect on his whole family to this day. (‘69). Over the years, Florian has regaled the family with stories of Seaforth. “We got to swim around some of the All five of Eloise and Florian Meeks, Jr.’s children attended wrecks down there. I brought home a cannonball.” F&W in the 1960s and ’70s thanks to Ken and Susan Webb’s initiative to provide safe haven to children of the The Meeks siblings have gone on to succeed in the world as civil rights movement. In a 1975 letter to F&W, Eloise activists, writers, politicians, and citizens, and they continue wrote, “It was the year of ’62 when the roots of our children to give back to F&W through their service and as donors. first tapped the soil of the camps and each year since we Renelda, Reggie and Ken have served as F&W trustees. In have seen them grow and expand physically, mentally and 2016, Renelda decided to join the F&W Campfire Circle spiritually.” She recounts “… the blessed invitation from the as a monthly donor to sustain campership support for the Webbs to bring children to camp early during the rioting in next generation of campers, and the family is supporting the our city in the mid-60s.” Thrive for 75 Campaign in tribute to their parents who gave them the opportunity to attend F&W. In 1962, Norm Williams was recruiting for Farm & Wilderness in Louisville, Kentucky. Renelda explains, “At The camp’s influence on them has been immense and they that time there was an active civil rights movement to end have kept the tradition alive by coming back each year to the “red-lining” which was to keep Black Americans from buying Fair and sending the next generation of their family to F&W. homes in non-Black neighborhoods. The camps invited “It is incumbent for those of us who have experienced the children of parents involved in this struggle to attend these joy and wonders of F&W, to support the experiences that we camps in another land (called Vermont) far, far away, so they have treasured throughout our lives. We give to camp because could at least have a peaceful summer—away from the ugly camp has given so generously to us. “ day-to-day tensions.” She adds, “I will never forget the pictures and brochures he showed us. I pined for this camp where children sat on rocks and played musical instruments in front of a lovely lake.”

Farm & Wilderness was indeed a world away. Ken, the youngest in the family, attended Timberlake for two years and Flying Cloud for three. “You get the opposite of what you’re used to,” said

The Meeks siblings from left to right, Michael Lamont Meeks, Kenneth Wendell Meeks, Renelda Higgins Walker, Florian Meeks lll, and Reginald Kline Meeks.

14 As a camper, I learned so much about who I am and who I want to be. Getting a campership and being able to continue attending camp was such an amazing gift.

-BDC Staff

OUR STAFF Thank you to our amazing group of 2016 staffers. Please see the complete 2016 staff list on our website, www.farmandwilderness.org/annual-report 2016 DONORS

F&W relies on the support of our alumni, camper families, staff and friends each year and we are grateful to those listed below for their gifts in 2016. We are also pleased to recognize those who have made 10 or more gifts to F&W.

10 to 49 lifetime gifts 50 to 99 lifetime gifts Campfire Circle recurring donor

Anonymous (9) Michael Bancroft & Vicki Curry George Bossarte Center for Popular Democracy Gail & Jeffrey Aaron Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Matthew Botvinick & Amory Meigs Brenda Chalfin & Daniel Smith Karen & Larry Abell Bank of America Charitable Foundation Jeffrey Bounds Sonia Chalfin & John Wakeley Stuart & Benjamin Abelson Lois Banta Doris Bouwensch Rose Chalfin-Wakeley Foundation Trust Duncan Barber Amy & Sten Bowen Michael Chalker & Donna Liparulo Abraham Adams Celia Barbour, Peter, George, Daron Boyce Megan Chamberlain Scott Adams & Samantha Garbers Henry & Dosi Weed Anais Boyd Chandler-Shreve Family Fund Kathleen Adams-House & Jeffrey House Sirkka & Hugh Barbour Taylor & Maria Boyd Henry Chapin & Elizabeth Blachly Chapin Melinda Agee Ellen Barker & Daniel Schorr Anne Bracker & Jefferson Singer Laura Chenven & Peter Bunten Dylan Agli Allison Barlow & David Ochshorn E. Michael Brandt & Mary Bowne Ellen Chesler & Matt Mallow John & Leslie Akula Valerie Barr & Susan Yohn Christine & Jens Braun John Chester & Laurie Poole Chester Zev Alexander Laurel Barron & Robert Mendelsohn Nancy Braxton Hayden Chichester Joan Alker & John Walsh Richard & Carol Barron James & Alice Breed Chico’s Fund Michael Allen & Janice Kaplan Lucy Bassett & Alex Taurel Andrea Breen & William Perkiss Marvin, Ellen, Rachel & Laura Ciporen Joy & Keith Alper Edward Batchelder & Susan Senator Robert L. Brevilieri Trust Rachel Ciporen Jeff Alpher & Haley Kaufman Marilyn & Walter Baurle Bridgemill Foundation Jonathan & Kitty Clark Rouwenna & Craig Altemose Coleman & Patricia Bazelon Camilla & David Brinkman Aquasia Clarke The Alvarez Family Allison Beer Miriam Bronstein & Lev Kling-Bronstein William & Bonnie Clarke Hugo Alvarez Kelly Beerman C. Baird & Carol Brown Henrietta T. Clews Joan Amatniek Peter U. Beicken Carolyn Brown & Douglas Gasner Margaret Clews & Paul Nakroshis AmazonSmile Foundation C. Diane Bell Eliot Brown Dusty, Scott, Justin, Tori & Will Clitheroe Connor Ambrose Kathleen & Jeffery Bell Peter & Jill Brown Laurel & Aaron Coburn American Endowment Foundation Jean Bellow Richard Brown & Anita Loose-Brown Jeanne & Ronald Cohen Malaika Amon & Anthony Bregman Ronaldo Bencid & Karen Schmeckpeper Sophia Brown Miriam & Jeff Cohen Richard Anderson Olivia Benissan Carol Browner & Thomas Downey Lorraine Colburn James Andrews & Brenda Liss David S. Bennahum Tulio Browning & Juliet Skeet Barbara W. Collamore William Anninger & Carol O’Donoghue Janet Benton Ellen Bruce & Richard Segan Juliet Collingwood & Brian Ingle Michael Ansara & Barbara Arnold Sarah J. Berger Emily Bruell & Christopher Ruigomez The Community Foundation for David Appelbaum Claire Berkman Leo Bruell Greater New Haven Apple Lane Foundation Daniel Berkman Melissa K. Buhler Community Foundation of New Jersey Natasha Appleweis McKey & James Berkman Kelsea Burch Richard & Susanrachel Condon Maija Arbolino Philip & Natasha Berkman Elliot & Sara Burch Mary Conklin-Callow & James F. Callow Samuel Arfer R. T. Winston Berkman Abigail Burford Sharon & Steve Conway Richard & Ellen Armstrong Richard Berkman Betty Burkes Lee Cook & Chris Cass Gael Arnold Allen H. & Selma W. Berkman Emily & Chris Burns Peter B. Cook Margaret Arny & Janice Doppler Charitable Trust Daniel & Jill Burstein Emma Coolidge Michal Aronson, Jules & Joshua Keitt Stanley & Harriet Berman Richard Burst-Lazarus Joyce Cooper Steve Atlas & Lestra Litchfield Linda & John Berryhill Steve & Heidie Burwell Edward & Caroline Cope Addison & Janet Ault Leander Bien Leonard & Mary Ann Cadwallader Maya S. Corbett Bruce Austern & Tim Tierney Erik Biornstad Pam Calabrese Sean, Gail, Ian & Madeline Corcoran Joy & James Axten Elizabeth Bird & Betti-Sue Hertz Rosalie Calabrese Hayley Cort & Genevieve Cort-Grasso Shelley Azumbrado Sean Bjornsson Anne Camp & John Flanders Joan Countryman & Edward Jakmuah Renny Babiarz & Amanda Gates Jessica Blackman Hannah Campbell Rachel Countryman & John Bracker Oliver Bacon Charmarie J. 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Kutner Dorothy Levinson Maine Community Foundation - Peter Meyer & Amelia Koch Jonathan Kwak Eleanor Levinson Ash Point Fund Ann & Charles Mick Christopher & Christine Ladd Mira Levinson John & Barbara Maisel Andrea & Zach Miller Meredith Ladov Martha & George Levites William & Geri Malandra Robert & Jean Miller Laguna Beach Community Foundation Marcos & Turiya Levy Jean Mallary Alison Mills Frank & Maria Lamson Philip & Linda Lidov Geri Mannion Andrew H. Mills Nikka Landau & Peter Beaugard Naomi Lindenfeld Alexandra Manou Richard & Natalie Mines Isaac Landman Janice & David Linehan John Marius & Christina L. Erickson Mary Mintzer Geraldine Lang Elizabeth Linsey Nicholas Marshall & Kathleen Flynn Anne Mitchell & Phillip Hershberger Jon Lang Derrick Lipschitz David S. Martin Colin Mitchell Eleonora B. Lanza Benjamin Little Maya Martin Christopher Moncrief Michael Lapham & Amanda Burton George T. Little Sunshine & Emily Mathon Christian Moniz Hannah Larney Katherine J. 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18 Precious Mushwana Margaret Pond & James Rader Ryuichi Sakamoto & Norika Sora Steven Snyder & Helen Spencer-Snyder Nina Musinsky & Jean-Claude Grattery Tricia Pool Jordan Salei William F. Snyder Tasiyana Mutizwa Irwin & Melissa Post Elmer Salinas Sobel Affiliates - A Brown & Doug, Fran & Charlotte Nadel Gideon Potter Kilmer Salinas Brown Company Margaret Nankivell The Levenberg Potter Family Jeff Salinger & Tracy Gary Sara Somers National Philanthropic Trust Jerry & Linda Powell Joshua Sampayo Jean & Harold Somerset Phil Neisser Emmett Powers Colin C. Samuel Burton & Freya Sonenstein Martha Nelson & Kristine Peterson Ilene Price Susan Sanders & Jeff Kisseloff Mark Sonnenfeld Network for Good Mark & Judith Price Jean G. Sanderson Pravir Sookhoo Christopher Neville & Sarah Gamble Patrick Proctor Julie Sanderson John Spiegel The New York Community Trust Anastasia Pulak John, Linda & Eric Sargent David & Leine Spohngellert Jesse Newcomb Rock Pulak & Alice Rushforth Ellen H. Satterthwaite Susan St. John Liisa Niemi-Kissel Patricia Puritz Ridge Satterthwaite & Sally Gage Jay Curt Stager Sonia & Angel Nieto Kate & Erik Quarfordt Abby Schaefer & Larry Orfaly Donald & Ingrid Stanley Ellen Nissenbaum & Jeffrey Colman R & R Foundation Lisa Schamberg & Patrick Robins State of New York Supreme Court - Luvuyoleuthu Njenjani R.C. Brayshaw & Company, Inc. Sylvia & Barry Scherr Kings County Andrea & Christopher Nolin Katherine Rabinowitz & Rameshwar Das David A. Scherr Terry Staudenmaier & Dan McCarthy Northern Trust Charitable Giving Program Christine Ramsey Eric Scherzer & Barbara Reisman William Steckman Sarah J. Norton Faheem Rasool & Neda Shahhosseini James H. Scheuer, Jr. Charles Steenburg Robert & Harriet Noyes Elspeth M. Reagan Edward F. Schiele Nancy H. Steenburg Mark Obrinsky Yigal Rechtman & Hara Person Mallory Schmackpfeffer David Stein Susan Ochshorn Samuel Reid-McKee Peter & Nancy Schnaittacher Eden Steinberg & Peter Muz Anthony & Angela Ocone Sue Rennels Jonathan Schoder Harold & Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust Karen Beth Olch Griffith & Pamela Resor Amy & Benedikt Schroeder Rebecca Steinitz & Samuel Putnam Paul & Wendy Olson Phillip & Catherine Resor Abby Schultz & Ken Brown Zevey Steinitz & Charlie Heath One OC The Jonathan E. Rhoads Trust Katherine Schultz & David Paul Charlotte & Alfred Steinmetz Kelly O’Neill Helen & Andrew Richards-Peelle Andrew Schulz & Mauri Small Lyrica Stelle Emilia Onthank Kim Richman Schwab Charitable Fund Adam C. Stern Gabriel Onthank Jack & Cassandra Richter Adam Schwartz & Sarah Levine Robert & Virginia Stern Open Society Institute Matching Stephen Rickard Pamela Schwartz & Joel Feldman Ian & Maren Stevens Gift Program Victoria & Martin Rico Barbara Scott John A. Stevens Martin & Robin Oppenheimer Rodney Ripps & Nancy Finton Jill Seaman-Chandler & Beth Chandler Rachel Stievater David & Lucy Ordoobadi Sylvia Ripps Douglas & Suzanne Sears Starr & Bill Stixrud Tonya Orme & Orhun Muratoglu Carolyn Ristau & William D. Knight Ellen Seeger Paul & Frances Stone Mandy Osborne & Ellis Traver Zora, Addie, Wilder & Ysaye Wyman Jones Robert & Charlotte Seeley Doug Stormont Elisa Otter William Robb Nancy Seidman & Claude Barden Gabriel Strasburger Robert & Barbara Owen Donald Robbins Martin & Janet Seltman Dan Strickler & Alisa Deitz Nicco Palazzi Silos & Camilla Roberts Seventh Generation Foundation Inc Julie & Marc Sturm Donald & Virginia Palmer Marilyn Roberts James & Judy Sewell Herbert Sturz Eugene Palmer & Hali Croner The Rock/Sellers Family Raphael Shamas Gloria A. Styer Jeannine Palms & Dale Petty Daniel & Irene Rodgers Elizabeth & Jim Shands William & Larilee Suiter Charles Parker Shadi Rohana Jean M. 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Abby Pelton Myra Rosa Analiese Sigelko Peter & Eleanor Szanton PEPSICO Foundation Gerald Rosenberg & Bonnie Koenig Ariel Siller & Ethan Siller Simon Szybist Marissa Perez Kirstie & Micah Rosenfield Sills Family Foundation Camilla Tannen-Barrup Robert Perry Benjamin Rosenthal & Nancy Martin Robert & Roberta Silman Cody Tannen-Barrup Beverly Peterson Rita Ross Ira Silverman & Tracey Hohman Jeffery Anne Tatum KC Phillips Jeffrey Roth & Joanna Katz Gina M. Silvester Andrea Taylor Charlie Pillsbury Tim & Amy Rowe Lamar Sims David & Carla Tcholakian Leah Pillsbury Andy & Emily Roz Adrian Singleton Catherine Teare & Chris Lahey Lydia Pillsbury & Jesse Drummond RSF Social Finance - Sparks Fund Kaila Skeet-Browning John, Anne, Joanna & Hugo Tent Marilyn Pirkle Roberta Rubin & Donald Abrams Samantha E. Skove Kurt & Eden Terrell Robert Piteo Douglas Rubino Satch Slavin & Julie Hess Emma Thacker Samara S. Plambeck Catherine Ruckelshaus & John Sadik-Kahn Caleb Smith Thomas Thacker & Kate Krahl David Platt & Anne Nissen Philip & Christine Rundus Katharine M. Smith Frank Thatcher Plymouth Historical Society Andrew & Heather Rutledge Kathryn Smith & John Frizell Jerry Thompson & Harriet Huss Pamela Podger & John Cramer Barbara Rutledge Robert & Ellen Smith The Thorndike Family Zachary Podhorzer Arthur & Mary Sachs Sarah Smith Benjamin & Chris Thorner Laurie & Michael Pollock Elisabeth Sackton & Elizabeth Coolidge Lanier Smythe Laney & Pasha Thornton Maribeth & David Pomerantz Philip & Catherine Saines Lev Snyder Flora L. Thornton Foundation Laney Thornton Foundation Richard & Sarah Warren Polly Williams Lorin & Judy Woolfe Margaret Tobin Eve Waterfall & Claire Walton Thomas P. Williams Frank & Louise Wright Hector A. Torres Santiago Kristin Webb & Todd Woerner Frank Willis Jeremy Wright Anna Trask & Jack Hall Robert Webb & Sonja Johansson Jonathan & Alita Wilson Jarod Wunneburger Sammie Travis Joshua Weeks Alan Wineburgh & Jill Wellenbach Charles Wyatt Triskeles Foundation Donald Weiman Elly & Richard Wininger Elizabeth & Stephen Wyatt Alice Truax Barbara Weinstein & Theodor Liebmann Alan E. Wirzbicki Lori Wyman & Louis Battalen Semeon Tsalbins & Sarah Connolly Emanuel & Anna Weinstein Foundation Jen Wofford Edward & Grace Yaglou Maureen Turey & Joseph Wiedermann Elizabeth Welch & Gary Peck John G. Wofford Mark Yerkes & Jennifer Connor Barbara & John Turitzin Barbara F. Wells Jane Wohl Annie Youngerman & Joshua Blumenstock Jeremy Tuttle Julia Wells Hannah Wolfe Elisabeth Youngerman & Jonathan Gottlieb Marjorie H. Ulin Phyllis & Michael Wells Abigail C. Wolfson Steven Zeichner & Rachel Moon Monica & William Vail Theodore & Nina Wells Montserrat Wong Paez Zestworks Speaking and Training Paul Van Horn & Anne January Jennifer Wertkin Charles B. Woodbury Jeff & Linda Zissu Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Charles & Marietta Weston Kenneth Woolfe Micah Vaughan Henry Wheaton Taynara Venceslau David White Vermont Community Foundation Lawrence White ABOUT THIS LIST Stephen Victor & Susanne Roberts Katherine Widness Philippe & Kate Villers John Wilhelm & Elizabeth Gilbertson This list of generous contributors reflects gifts made Sarah Volkert Althea Wilkins from January 1, 2016 through December 31, 2016. Every David Wachtel & Jennifer Goldstein Claudia Williams & David Witzel Johnny K. Wagner Diana & Richard Williams effort has been made to ensure accuracy. We encourage Catherine Walker Eliza Williams you to contact Jen Flaster, Development Director, 802- Ann & Matthew Wall Karen Williams 422-3761 x 232 or [email protected] with any Christopher & Marie Waring Joy Ann & Marcus Williams corrections.

NAMED FUNDS & PLACES

NAMED ANNUAL FUNDS STRUCTURES The following named funds have been established to support 2010 Trustees Barn Day Camp Play Structure campership on an annual basis: Joyce Donnell Greenhouse at Tamarack Farm Al Hicks Cabin at Timberlake Anna Lytton Campership Fund Mabel Hicks Cabin at Indian Brook Alyssa Robbins Campership Fund Doug North Shelter at Peggy’s Pond Susan St. John Resource Center NAMED ENDOWMENT FUNDS Phil’s Shelter near SAM Camp The following named endowment funds have been established in Jocelyn Villers Lodge at Saltash Mountain perpetuity: Kenneth Webb Lodge at Timberlake Jack and Cappy Bailey Campership Fund Nash Basom Memorial Fund PLACES & SPACES Brevilieri Fund McKey “Mac” W. Berkman Cupola at Tamarack Farm Dairy Barn Michael Browner Campership Fund Leonard Cadwallader Workshop at the Resource Center Edward “Teddy” Bright Ebersol Campership Fund Mark Gibson Picnic Table at Timberlake Winnie Feise Leadership Fund Arlene Hennesey Office at Main Office Howard and Marie Hausman Campership Fund Sonja Johansson Fields Land Conservation Fund “The Joy of the Dance” Weathervane in loving memory of Sam Warren Herman and Gerda Lissner Campership Fund at Tamarack Farm Charles and Hilda Mason Campership Fund Doug North Library at Timberlake Ottaway-Hanzelka Foreign Campership Fund Robert P. Owen Road David Sanjek Campership Fund Jeffery Anne Tatum Garage at the Resource Center Teen Campership Fund Susan H. Webb Library at Indian Brook Trustee’s Circle Fund Susan H. Webb Wildflower Bed & Bench at Indian Brook Sam Warren Campership Fund Kenneth B. Webb Fund MEMORIAL TREES Susan H. Webb Outdoor Education Fund All planted in the Memorial Grove in the Indian Brook orchard unless otherwise indicated: NAMED PLACES AT FARM & WILDERNESS Jack & Cappy Bailey The following have been named in tribute to and in memory of Stacy Cavanaugh Farm & Wilderness community members: Jesse Drooker Edward “Teddy” Bright Ebersol at Timberlake CAMPS & PONDS Jeremy Hopkins Flying Cloud Camp Eden Kinsey at Timberlake Peggy Dulany Pond Wendy Reagan Josiah Rich

20 MEMORIALS

In 2016 gifts were made in memory of: Bunnie Tent - John, Anne, Joanna & Hugo Tent, Joan Amatniek Jackson Bailey - Robert Borgen Phil Tobin - Margaret Tobin Nash Basom - Linda & John Berryhill, Mark Pecker & Betsey Thorny Penfield - Charlotte & Charles Gosselink McGee, Rachel Pecker & Bill Yukstas Ken & Susan Webb - Joan & John Gardiner, Charlotte & Charles Suzanne Beicken - Peter U. Beicken Gosselink, Douglas & Suzanne Sears Dameian “Demo” Bossarte - George Bossarte Sukie Webb Hammond - Martin & Elaine Book, Lee Cook & Chris Adam “Heart of Oak” Burford - Abigail Burford Cass, Robert & Virginia Stern, Starr & Bill Stixrud, Peter & Eleanor Szanton Teddy Ebersol - Benjamin Klebanoff Norm & Wini Williams - Karen Williams Jane Ehrlich Bayer - Amy Ehrlich & Henry Ingraham Kay Young - Melinda Agee Nancy & Reinhardt Elster - Charles Elster & Myrna Zambrano Jared Zimmerman - Anonymous, Joan Alker & John Walsh, Michael Winnie Feise, an amazing mentor on International Women’s Day! - Allen & Janice Kaplan, Maija Arbolino, Shelley Azumbrado, Allison Edward & Caroline Cope Barlow & David Ochshorn, Laurel Barron & Robert Mendelsohn, Margaret Fisher - Thomas & Carol Ann Fisher Carol & Richard Barron & Family, Anne Bracker & Jefferson Singer, Rosalie Calabrese, Pam Calabrese, Carnegie Corporation of New Jane Frisa - Irwin & Melissa Post York Matching Gifts Program, Rebecca & Jon Carson, Center for Jean Inman & Winnie Feise - Katherine Inman Popular Democracy - on behalf of Ana Maria, Andrew, Brian & the CPD staff, Ellen Chesler & Matt Mallow, William & Bonnie Clarke, Polly Keller & David Kuhn - Julie & Forrest Forsythe Neal DeLaurentis, Laurel Dumont & Kyle Rosenkrans, Douglas & Eden Kinsey - Todd Daloz & Susannah Walsh Priscilla Eakeley, Alan & Yukie Fiedler, Megan Golden, Ira Goldstein & Linda Samost, Ray, Andrea, Max & Zachary Graj, Daniel V. Benjamin Lang - Jon Lang Grossman, Elizabeth Guernsey, Evan Guillemin, Harry & Cindy Anna Mirabai Lytton - Kate Rabinowitz & Rameshwar Das Handler, Craig Harwood, Jeffrey Heller, Mary Hennessey & Daniel Cunningham, Faith Hill, Daniel & Gina Hirschhorn, Clare Huntington Jerome E. Maisel, MD - John & Barbara Maisel & Nestor Davidson, International Human Rights Funders Group Delia Martinez - Peter Meyer & Amelia Koch - from Azeen, Christen, Keith, Mona & Sarah, Jonathan Kaplan, Thomas Karr, Mark & Phyllis Kesslen, Ruth Kunstadter, Meredith Florian Meeks Jr. - The Florian and Eloise Meeks Trust Ladov & Family, Nikka Landau & Peter Beaugard, Thomas Leahey George Oberst - Jeffery Anne Tatum, Ellen H. Satterthwaite, & Family, Mary & James Leahey, William Lee & Terry Tang, Paul Susan Sweitzer & Hal Hamilton Leonard, Amanda Feinstein, Zoe and Jackson, Craig Levine & Phoebe Farber, Michele Lord & the Staff at NEO Philanthropy, Alyssa Robbins - Carolyn Ristau & William D. Knight, Roger Lowenstein, Lowenstein Sandler LLP, Geri Mannion, Stephen Donald Robbins McConnell, Kelly and Joseph McDonald, Sam, Elly, Fleming & Morton J. Ross - Rita Ross Henry Meeks, Marie Monrad, Open Society Institute Matching Gift Program, Mandy Osborne & Ellis Traver, Joe, Ronnie, Bob and Joseph Rutledge – Andrew & Heather Rutledge, Barbara Rutledge Randy Piteo, Patricia Puritz, Stephen Rickard, Florence Roisman, Dave Sanjek - Barton & Cathy Fendelman Douglas Rubino, Catherine Ruckelshaus & John Sadik-Kahn, Eric Scherzer & Barbara Reisman, Abby Schultz & Ken Brown, Pamela Gwladys Eliot Scott - Henry & Mary Hagerup, Investor Solutions, Inc. Schwartz & Joel Feldman, Linda Siegel & Nick Brustin, State of Gunnar Sewell - James & Judy Sewell, Synaptics, Inc. New York Supreme Court - Kings County Administrative Staff, Terry Staudenmaier & Dan McCarthy, Charlotte & Alfred Steinmetz, Adam George A. Silvester - Gina M. Silvester Stern , Robert & Virginia Stern, Herbert Sturz, Robert I. Usdan & Sherilene Rena Singleton - Elizabeth & Dwight Madison Amy Yenkin Charitable Fund, David Wachtel & Jennifer Goldstein, Theodore & Nina Wells, William D. Zabel TRIBUTES

In 2016 gifts were made in honor, appreciation or recognition of: Becky & Judy, Morgan & Everett @ F&W - Margaret Nankivell Abby & Elise - Joyce Cooper Kelly & James Olive - Robert Houghteling & Elizabeth R. Fishel Tom Barrup - Deborah Roose & David Snyder Kerrianne O’Neill - Kelly O’Neill Pieter Bohen and his 10 years of service - Julie & Marc Sturm Leah & Lydia Pillsbury - Charlie Pillsbury Tulio Browning - Kerry Keane & Liane Thatcher John Porcino - Zestworks Speaking and Training Harry Bruell - Laurel & Aaron Coburn Yonatan Rechtman - Yigal Rechtman & Hara Person Former SAM Counselor Joe Deely & Chef Sam Arfer - Patricia M. Kelly The Reichert Family, Ruth Goldsmith & Joan Goldsmith Forest Flame & FC counselors over the years - Andy & Emily Roz - Richard, Toni, Ruth & Joan Goldsmith Flying Cloud Staff - Emily Bruell & Christopher Ruigomez Deborah Reik for Christmas - Eleanor Levinson James Frank, our son, an F&W counselor - James & Leslie Frank Ripps children and grandchildren - Sylvia Ripps Rachel Frizell - Kathryn Smith & John Frizell Brad Saines’ birthday - Henry Wheaton Ian Haddad, Norwich University graduate - Allen & Janet Haddad Henry Wheaton & Brad Saines - Philip & Catherine Saines Prill Hinckley - Susan Hinckley-Porter & Philip Porter Jeanette Sarkisian Wagner - Natasha T. Hays Josh Hinckley Porter - Susan Hinckley-Porter & Philip Porter Toby Sundheimer’s high school graduation - Stanley & Harriet Berman Matthew & Evan Jose, former campers - Mimi & David Jose Sunflower children - Clifford & Lois Sunflower Emily Kinsler - Sarah Koppelkam Andrea Taylor - Jonathan Furlong Carol Leftwich - Eileen Hayden Sam & Jacob Walker - Jeff & Linda Zissu Nick Marshall - William Graves Lionel Wininger - Elly & Richard Wininger Dave Martin - Barton & Cathy Fendelman Alexis, Jonas & Augusta Wood - Anonymous

22 FARM & WILDERNESS 401 Farm & Wilderness Road Plymouth, VT 05056 www.farmandwilderness.org

OUR MISSION

• To grow the seeds of courage & integrity in all participants • To offer rugged, hands-on, outdoor adventure & challenge • To encourage hard work & joyful play • To create community that values long term stewardship of our environment

OUR VALUES

In our Values, we reflect our long Quaker history and association. We strive to honor the “Light of the Spirit” in every person; our belief that each individual brings value to the community through unique gifts and strengths.

Simplicity • Peacemaking • Integrity Community • Equity • Service

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