2012 Report to Our Community

639,367* PEOPLE ONE QUESTION Our community’s future... What inspires you? table of contents

What Inspires You? 3

A Word from Our Leadership 4

2012 Highlights 6

Grants and Distributions 10

New Funds 20

Foundation Donors 24

Gifts in Memory/Honor 28 giveGreater.org® Donors 30

Volunteers 42

Professional Advisors 44

Nettie J. Dayton Circle 45

Financials 46

Board of Directors and Staff 48 WHAT INSPIRES YOU?

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CHESHIRE 639,367 PEOPLE

WALLINGFORD ONE QUESTION Shirley OXFORD BETHANY Since 1928, people from every corner of our region have chosen The safety of my town and my The Community Foundation to be their philanthropic partner. wonderful neighbors — it’s hard HAMDEN NORTH United by a desire to build a stronger community, people from a to be around kindness and not be SEYMOUR HAVEN kind yourself. NORTH wide variety of backgrounds and committed to a wide variety of MADISON WOODBRIDGE BRANFORD local causes have shaped their giving by answering for themselves ANSONIA one fundamental question:

DERBY NEW SHELTON HAVEN EAST GUILFORD HAVEN Our community’s future... What inspires you? ORANGE BRANFORD WEST In 2012 and continuing in 2013, The Community Foundation asked this question of HAVEN local residents at large convenings and on street corners, town greens and other locales throughout our region. This annual report includes selected responses. MILFORD It demonstrates yet again that the powerful sense of community that has long been Al a hallmark of Greater New Haven is as strong as ever. Early morning sunrises. see videos at www.whatinspiresyougnh.org

*source: U.S. Census 2010 Demographic Profiles of 20 towns served by The Community Foundation 2 3 WHAT INSPIRES YOU? a word from our leadership WHAT INSPIRES YOU?

May 2013 May 2013 Dear Friends: Dear Friends: On behalf of the Board of Directors, please accept my completed their seven-year terms of service in 2012. One year ago, on the cover of The Community Inspiration is found within ourselves, and also by gratitude for your contributions as donors, volunteers The Foundation and the community have been well Foundation’s annual report, we posed a question to the working together. In 2012, The Foundation enhanced our and community leaders. You make Greater New Haven served by these dedicated individuals. I welcome two people of our twenty towns: Our Community’s Future… efforts to connect people with one another and with our a stronger community. It is a privilege to serve as new Board members, Emily Byrne, Director of Strategic What inspires you? This year, The Foundation is community’s issues, utilizing both on-line knowledge Chair of the Board that guides the work of The Initiatives for the Connecticut State Department of offering answers. and in-person convenings. When the community comes Community Foundation. Education, and Alicia Caraballo, the City of New Haven’s In recent weeks we visited the town greens in Guilford, together to accomplish important things, The Foundation My fellow Board members and I recognize the Adult and Continuing Education Director, who are already Milford and New Haven. We spoke to sun-seekers on is right there. We are proud that two of our largest importance of donor intent, and we work diligently to making important contributions. the West Haven boardwalk and pizza-seekers in New commitments are New Haven Promise, which in 2012 make certain that gifts are effectively deployed — while Printed on the wall next to The Foundation’s reception Haven’s Wooster Square. We talked to patrons at Miller supported its second class of extraordinary young people David also growing the endowment for future use. We are desk is a question — What inspires you? I am inspired Library in Hamden and hikers on the Derby Riverwalk. to attend college, and the Connecticut Center for Arts Will pleased to support the many not-for-profit organizations by the generosity of our Greater New Haven community. We have posed our one question to many. As you will and Technology, which opened last year. These two As a lifelong resident of the city, projects are touching many lives, and even more broadly What inspires me above all else I am inspired by a number of and programs that use Foundation grants to care for our For 85 years, people have donated resources to The see in the pages that follow, our citizens are indeed is the sense of community that elderly, present world-class arts, inspire our children, Community Foundation to help others, knowing that inspired by what our community offers. People spoke are serving as rallying points for the community to work things here — number one is the protect our parks, and train workers for jobs in the The Foundation will properly steward these gifts and about the arts and cultural offerings in Greater New together to build a brighter future for all. exists in Greater New Haven — diversity of this community. I mean new economy. ensure they are used as intended in perpetuity. Haven. Education was a dominant theme too, with Individual inspiration. Community connection. This is the sense of connection people that not just in the traditional students speaking of their teachers, and teachers of their the work of The Community Foundation. We invite you have to one another, to the sense, but in the variety of According to the Resolution of Trust that established Thank you for your trust. issues, to the challenges, to the The Community Foundation in 1928, the Board comprises students. People spoke of the extraordinary talents of to join us. different perspectives and views eleven community members, “selected from their our youth and of the active engagement of our citizenry. What inspires you? institutions that exist here; the that are present. I am also very knowledge of the charitable and educational needs of And the inspiring work of many of our local nonprofit sense of connection people inspired by the opportunity that the community….” Seven members are appointed by organizations was a recurrent theme. have to our history, our shared exists here in New Haven. That is outside authorities — the Chief Executive of New Haven, The Community Foundation is deeply engaged with history; the sense of connection what inspires me about my role the President of the New Haven Chamber of Commerce, all of these issues, and others as well. In 2012 people have to our shared future, with The Community Foundation the Trustees’ Committee, the New Haven Probate Judge, The Foundation’s grants and distributions to benefit and the sense of commitment — it’s an opportunity to give back the President of Yale and the President of the New Haven David I. Newton our community exceeded $20 million for the first time. William W. Ginsberg people have to one another and and get to know this community in County Bar Association. Four members are elected by the Chair Our history tells us that inspiration takes many forms, President & CEO to making that future as good as a way that I haven’t in the past. Board so “that to the extent possible all interests, classes so this variety of responses to our one question is not it can be. That’s what I see every and creeds are represented on the Board.” Our Board surprising. Indeed, as our community’s permanent day, and it’s a privilege to see it. deliberations are lively, hopeful and respectful, with each charitable endowment, comprising more than 800 It inspires me every day. member bringing his or her perspective and experience individually named funds, The Foundation represents to the table. the broad diversity of perspectives, priorities and I would like to acknowledge and thank Board member passions that make up our region — just as we have Rolan Joni Smith Young, who served with distinction as since our earliest years. Last year, generous donors and Chair for two years and who remains a vital Board leader. local institutions supported a broad array of worthy local I would also like to recognize recently retired Board causes by contributing more than $21 million to members Jamie Cohen and Annie Garcia Kaplan, who The Foundation.

4 5 2012 Highlights WHAT INSPIRES YOU?

The Community Foundation is Greater 14.4% 12.2% New Haven’s charitable $21 M trust — uniting people 81% around common aspirations. It invites donors to imagine the The more we know, the Investment performance 81% of area residents are Educate a child and you Grants and Distributions exceed Over $20 million was received Karen stronger our community surpasses benchmarks satisfied with where they live change a community $20 million for the first time in Gifts and Transfers possibilities, now and It’s a nice, tight community. The To inspire learning and to foster The Community Foundation had a Supported by The Community New Haven Promise graduated The Community Foundation used its Current fund donors gave people know each other — the in the future. Informs the connections that strengthen 14.4% net investment return against Foundation and other funders, its second class in 2012, and discretionary funds to support a very $5.5 million to existing funds and community, The Community the market benchmarks of 12.2% for DataHaven conducted the ”2012 220 Promise scholars are now wide array of worthy organizations and $5.2 million was received through firemen, the policemen — they’re them about what needs Foundation launched a series of the year ended December 31, 2012. Community Wellbeing Survey,” attending colleges and universities causes, including multi-year grants for estate gifts, including a bequest of all wonderful. meetings that drew close to 1,000 The Community Foundation also which reported that four out of five in Connecticut. Higher education programs providing street outreach $3 million for broad purposes. to be done. Invests citizens who shared information and surpassed the 13.2% investment respondents express satisfaction means better career opportunities to reduce youth violence, engaging a Almost $3 million was given to calls for action. Each Convening: performance of its peer community with where they live and with their and higher lifetime earnings. diverse group of religious communities advised funds by donors who in nonprofits and (kuhn-veen-ing) n. the coming foundations of similar asset size. job. More than 70% of local residents College graduates enjoy better unified in tackling immigration issues, see the value of working with together for a common purpose Since inception of the investment gave time or donations to a local health and are more inclined to and providing legal assistance for The Community Foundation to encourages others to — creating a stronger community model in 1995, the Corporation’s institution within the last 12 months. volunteer and vote. Conversely, the region’s veterans and behavioral shape their local giving. Another focused on a specific topic: the arts, return was 8.4% compared to the Many residents of Greater New high-school dropouts are support services to children. Overall $1 million fund was established to to do the same. And issues affecting women and girls, benchmark of 7.1% return. Year-end Haven enjoy a very high quality of incarcerated at three times the in 2012 $21,697,047 was granted by make mission-related investments in and education reform in Connecticut. assets of The Community Foundation life; yet some in our region face rate of graduates, and each class The Community Foundation and its support of housing in New Haven for inspires people to work Local artists, arts organizations, and were valued at nearly $380 million, persistent barriers to economic of high-school dropouts represents Valley Community Foundation affiliate. New Haven Public School teachers. donors shared their commitment to up from $341 million last year. security, educational achievement, $155 million more paid in lifetime Of total grants made, $4.1 million was Foundation donors also gave input together to build a more the arts as an important part of a health, housing, transportation, healthcare costs. Facts about distributed to organizations designated through a survey: 46% said the fulfilled life and as a distinct strength safety, and other critical areas. the importance of education to by donors, and nearly $4.6 million was majority of their giving is to local vibrant community. of Greater New Haven. More than These gaps persist, and The building a stronger community awarded back to organizations whose organizations, and 80% reported 400 guests previewed The Status Community Foundation is at the heart were presented at The Community endowments are managed by they gather information about an Camelle www.cfgnh.org/2012highlights of Women and Girls in New Haven of community efforts to narrow them. Foundation’s Annual Meeting. The Community Foundation. organization before making a gift. Report, supported a community Nonprofit leaders participated in “Giving back to the community” and I’m always meeting young “Pledge for Women,” and added capacity building workshops and “making an impact on an issue or people that care deeply about their individual promises to advance seminars, and www.gnhcommunity.org specific organization” were noted as women and girls. grew as an online resource for local the top motivations for giving. the community and have nonprofits to share perspectives and incredible power and desire learn from one another. to make change.

6 7 WHAT INSPIRES YOU? 2012 Highlights continued WHAT INSPIRES YOU?

20 Years 212 150 98

Frank Over $500,000 generated Twenty years of Quinnipiac Guests learn through 84 years Training and grants help ConnCAT opens in Science Park Valley Community Foundation Susan and Mike during The Great Give 2012 River projects available online of inspiring words neighborhood leaders welcomes new leader The thriving culture. A lot of great The Connecticut Center for Arts and We really love the idea of having During the 36-hour online giving www.TheQuinnipiacRiver.com was An individual’s understanding of The Through the Neighborhood Technology (ConnCAT), opened in April The Board of the Valley Community opportunities for the arts and event on giveGreater.org®, launched as a comprehensive source Community Foundation depends on Leadership Program, The Community 2012 and joined a network of nationally Foundation (VCF) appointed Sharon all these universities that allow performing arts. Also, the youth more than $335,000 was raised of advocacy and information about his or her experience: a nonprofit Foundation makes grants and renowned youth arts programs and Reiss Closius as VCF’s new President us to partake in some of the culture — how that is growing, from more than 4,000 individual Connecticut’s Quinnipiac River. executive may think of us as a funder provides training to develop adult vocational programs inspired and CEO. Closius previously worked programs that they have. gifts to local nonprofits; an As a project of The Community of a promising new program, a donor new leaders in New Haven’s by the example of Bill Strickland’s at the Fairfield County Community blossoming and blooming. Youth additional $150,000 was awarded Foundation’s Quinnipiac River Fund, may think of us as the way to create neighborhoods. In 2012, $42,000 Manchester Bidwell Center in Foundation as the director of need opportunities through by The Community Foundation and a $2.5 million endowed fund, his or her family’s legacy, and a was awarded to 26 organizations. Pittsburgh. Led by Board Chair Carlton philanthropic services. Ms. Closius the arts to have outlets for $20,000 by the Valley Community the website provides information board member of an organization Programs that engaged our young Highsmith and Executive Director succeeded Jamie Cohen, who led their emotions, outlets for their Foundation in grant prizes to about the river’s history and health may think of us as an effective people were encouraged because Erik Clemons, ConnCAT has raised the organization since 2008. incentivize giving. Nonprofits and features a searchable database way to grow their organization’s engaging youth in positive activities almost $5 million, including $1 million Two founding Board members, passions. There are so many attracted gifts from more than of nearly 200 projects made possible endowment. Last year, The is essential to building a stronger from The Community Foundation. Alan Tyma and Bill Bassett, also programs in New Haven that 1,500 first-time donors. Nonprofit with grants from the Quinnipiac River Community Foundation launched future. Recipients included a group With support from Yale-New Haven ended their service in 2012. Fifteen provide great services. profiles on giveGreater.org® Fund. Projects include a survey of a series of “Get To Know Your of young New Haven residents who Hospital, ConnCAT offers two courses new funds were established at VCF grew to 212. contaminants in the river, the creation Community Foundation” breakfasts organized Youth Day, an artistic and of study — Phlebotomy and Medical in 2012, $1 million was distributed in of a river canoe guide, educational during which The Foundation’s story cultural celebration of the talents of Coding — that are in demand and grants, and year-end assets were workshops for municipalities of how was told through the language used New Haven youth. predicted to grow in the future. $15 million. to protect the river, the creation of by selected donors to express their a Geographic Information System intentions as to how their funds database, and reducing pesticide would benefit the community forever. uses in towns that abut the river. It is an inspiring story of forward- Cosmo looking community generosity in The thing I like most is that there Greater New Haven. are different cultures here.

8 9 Grants and distributions WHAT INSPIRES YOU?

50 Plus Men Group • ...... $1,000 Amity Teen Center Inc. • • ...... $4,762 BHcare • • • • $4,156 Chemical Abuse Services Agency • ...... $1,250 The Community A Broken Umbrella Theatre • ...... $500 Amnesty International • • ...... $3,273 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hampden County • ...... $1,000 Cheshire Historical Society • ...... $3,392 AAPS Academic Scholar Fund • ...... $10,000 Anderson Center for Autism • $500 Bikes For Kids • ...... $1,300 Children in Placement of CT Inc. • • • • ...... $33,347 Abilis • ...... $2,000 Andover Police Relief Association • ...... $1,000 Black and Hispanic Caucus • ...... $350 Children Inc. • ...... $13,542 Foundation for Greater Abilities Without Boundaries • ...... $485 Animal Haven Inc. • • • ...... $39,270 Black Rock Food Pantry • ...... $500 The Children’s Center of Hamden • • • • $65,823 Ability Beyond Disability Inc. • • $25,158 Animal Rescue League NH — North • ...... $250 Booker T. Washington Academy • ...... $5,000 Children’s Hospital League • $5,408 New Haven makes Acera School • ...... $10,000 Annie Wright School • ...... $1,000 Botsford Historical Association Inc. • ...... $42,107 Children’s Law Center of Connecticut • ...... $20,000 ACES Educational Center for the Arts • ...... $3,983 Ansonia High School • ...... $1,350 Bowdoin College • ...... $500 Children’s Trust Fund • ...... $300 Achievement First • • • ...... $51,108 Ansonia Public Library • ...... $586 Boy Scouts of America, Connecticut Yankee Council • • • $95,204 Choate Rosemary Hall • ...... $1,000 grants and distributions Action Against Hunger, ACF-USA • $1,000 Anti-Defamation League of B’Nai B’rith • ...... $1,000 Boy Scouts of America, Housatonic Council • • ...... $14,018 Christ Church Parish of New Haven • • $25,412 Agency on Aging of South Central Connecticut Inc. • • • • $265,642 Apostle Immigrant Services • ...... $4,000 Boys & Girls Club of Lower Naugatuck Valley • $542 Christ Episcopal Church of Bethany • ...... $6,377 that carry out the AIDS Project New Haven • • • • ...... $41,145 Archdiocese of Hartford • ...... $250 Boys & Girls Club of New Haven • • • • • • $118,956 Christian Community Action • • • • • ...... $64,649 Albertus Magnus College • • $7,431 Architecture Resource Center Inc. • • ...... $20,000 Boys & Girls Village • • ...... $2,758 Church of Christ Congregational • • $14,263 All Our Kin Inc. • • • • ...... $30,210 Area Congregations Together Inc. • ...... $737 Branford Food Pantry Inc. • • ...... $1,350 Church of the Redeemer • ...... $400 intentions of donors Alliance for Global Justice • $750 Area Cooperative Education Services (ACES) • • $1,605 Branford High School • • $7,995 Church World Service • • ...... $2,713 Allie’s Dream Inc. • ...... $1,000 Arizona State University • ...... $1,300 Branford Rotary Club • ...... $1,200 City Harvest Inc. • $12,000 Almada Lodge — Times Farm Camp Corporation • • ...... $15,047 Arte Inc. • • • $24,600 Bread & Roses Community Fund • ...... $1,000 City of New Haven, Street Outreach Worker Program • $75,000 and organizations, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Tau Xi Omega Chapter • ...... $2,054 Arthritis Foundation • $9,106 Bread for the World • $2,000 City of New Haven Community Services Administration • $1,500 Mark ALS Association, Connecticut Chapter • $24 Arts Council of Greater New Haven • • • • ...... $71,062 Brevard Zoo • ...... $750 City Seed Inc. • • ...... $8,381 while responding to Alzheimer’s Association Connecticut Chapter • ...... $250 Artspace Inc. • • • • ...... $19,126 Bridgeport Caribe Youth League Inc. • $10,000 Citywide Youth Coalition Inc. • • • ...... $25,579 Gateway Community College, American Anti-Vivisection Society • ...... $9,106 ASSIST — American Secondary Schools for Bridgeport Hospital Foundation Inc. • ...... $250 Civic Orchestra of New Haven • • $3,316 American Cancer Society, New England Division • • • ...... $12,667 International Students & Teachers Inc. • $2,000 Bridges...A Community Support System Inc. • ...... $50,000 Clark University • ...... $2,000 which is making college available community needs and American Civil Liberties Union • ...... $860 Atwill Memorial Chapel • ...... $2,000 Brunswick School • $1,000 Clean Ocean Action • $1,000 American Foundation for the Blind • ...... $9,106 Audubon Connecticut • ...... $47 Building with Books • $500 ClearWater Initiative Inc. • ...... $200 to kids with little money and taking advantage of American Friends of Neve Shalom • ...... $500 Ayuda • $18,070 CADES Inc. • $1,000 Clifford W. Beers Guidance Clinic • • • • • • ...... $44,890 older people who never had American Heart Association • $811 Bakerville United Methodist Church • ...... $1,480 Cambridge Friends School • $5,000 Coalition for the Homeless • $2,500 American Heart Association, New York • ...... $400 Ballet Tech Foundation Inc. • ...... $250 CancerCare Inc. — Connecticut Office • ...... $10,000 Colby College • ...... $2,000 the opportunity. emerging opportunities. American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee • $300 BalletHaven • ...... $2,000 Carleton College • $500 Colby-Sawyer College • ...... $2,000 American Lung Association, New York • $400 Baltimore Museum of Art • ...... $3,023 Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Hartford • ...... $47 Colgate University • $500 American Red Cross, Connecticut Chapter • • • $17,538 Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund • ...... $1,402,878 Catholic Family Services of Ansonia • ...... $314 College of Charleston • $6,000 American Red Cross, National Headquarters • • ...... $16,856 Benjamin Jepson School • $688 Center for Children’s Advocacy • ...... $47 The Collegiate School Annual Fund • $250 www.cfgnh.org/2012grants American School for the Deaf • $9,106 Berkshire School • ...... $500 Center Stage Theatre Inc. • • ...... $13,800 Colorado State University • ...... $800 The American School in London Foundation • ...... $500 Beth-El Center Inc. • • • $27,236 Central Connecticut Coast YMCA, Hamden/North Haven Branch • . . $11,750 Columbia University • $5,500 American Symphony Orchestra League • ...... $2,619 Be The Match Foundation • ...... $500 Central Connecticut State University • • ...... $33,934 Columbus House Inc. • • • • • • ...... $76,912 AmeriCares • ...... $1,000 Bethesda Nursery School • • ...... $4,289 Chabad Lubavitch of Westport • ...... $20,000 Common Market Philadelphia Inc. • ...... $2,500 Amistad Academy • $500 Beulah Heights First Pentecostal Church • ...... $16,000 Chabad Lubavitch of Merrimack Valley • ...... $25,500 Community Action Agency of New Haven Inc. • • • $43,024 Amity Regional High School • • ...... $3,695 Beulah Land Development Corporation Inc. • $1,000 Chapel Haven Inc. • • $10,093 Community Alliance for Youth Sports (CAYS) • ...... $1,000

DESIGNATED FUNDS DONOR ADVISED FUNDS FIDUCIARY FUNDS giveGreater.org® ORGANIZATION FUNDS PREFERENCE FUNDS SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS UNRESTRICTED FUNDS Grants from designated Grants from donor advised Grants from fiduciary funds Grants from giveGreater.org® Distributions from Grants from preference Grants from scholarship Grants from unrestricted funds support specific funds are made with the are made on behalf of an are given to the organizations organization funds are funds address a donor’s funds provide assistance to funds address a broad organizations in perpetuity, participation of the donors, organization or project as determined by donors. dispersed to benefit the area of interest in the students for secondary and range of local opportunities Jeffrey as expressed by individual who wish to be involved for which The Community Grants also include funds organization for which the community. The Community post-secondary education and needs, including donors or groups. in their philanthropy on an Foundation serves as fiscal to incentivize giving during fund was established. Foundation’s Board and training, and are those of programs There’s always something going ongoing basis. steward. community challenges. determines the grants that made to the educational and organizations that will have the most impact institution. sometimes cannot be on. There’s all kinds of stuff — and fulfill the donor’s intent. anticipated at the time a gift nightlife, sports, or volunteering is made. The Community activities. We have some great Foundation’s Board makes parks, lots of really exciting stuff grants that will have the most impact. you can do to be involved. 10 • Designated • Donor Advised • Fiduciary • giveGreater.org® • Organization Fund • Preference • Scholarship • Unrestricted 11 WHAT INSPIRES YOU? Grants and distributions continued WHAT INSPIRES YOU?

Community Dining Room • • • • $3,531 The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science & Art • . . . . . $2,500 Eastern Connecticut State University • ...... $16,455 Fort Nathan Hale Restoration Projects Inc. • ...... $8,359 The Community Foundation of Northwest Connecticut Inc. • $677,350 Cooperative Arts & Humanities High School • ...... $700 Eastman School of Music • ...... $9,900 Foundation of the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce • $10,250 The Community Fund of Darien • ...... $1,500 CORD Foundation • ...... $500 Edgerton Park Conservancy • • ...... $3,246 Friends Center for Children Inc. • • ...... $1,900 Community Health Network of CT Foundation Inc. • ...... $500 Cornell Scott Hill Health Corporation • • • • • ...... $23,309 Edith B. Jackson Child Care Program Inc. • ...... $1,060 Friends of Animals • ...... $9,028 Community Mediation Inc. • • • • $65,226 Cornell University • ...... $4,000 EIR Urban Youth Boxing Inc. • $1,600 The Friends of Boulder Knoll • $8,100 Community Soup Kitchen • • • • ...... $8,861 Corporate Accountability International • ...... $1,250 Eli Whitney Museum Inc. • • • ...... $2,760 Friends of Case Memorial Library • $1,841 Concepts for Adaptive Learning • • • ...... $5,000 Courage Center of Golden Valley • ...... $13,542 Elm City College Preparatory Middle School • ...... $1,250 Friends of Cheshire Public Library • ...... $7,643 Congregation Beth El-Keser Israel • • ...... $4,049 The Cove Center for Grieving Children • ...... $250 Elm City Dance Collective Inc. • $1,000 Friends of East Rock Park • ...... $556 Congregation Beth Israel • ...... $7,200 Covenant to Care for Children • • ...... $12,265 Elm City Parks Conservancy • $4,000 Friends of Farmworkers Inc. • $500 Congregation B’Nai Jacob • • ...... $1,920 Creative Arts Workshop • • • • ...... $27,305 Elm Shakespeare Company • • • $13,418 Friends of Hammonasset Inc. • ...... $10,000 Congregation Mishkan Israel • ...... $3,185 Curry College • ...... $2,000 Elmseed Enterprise Fund • $5,000 Friends of Levitt Pavilion Inc. • ...... $1,000 Connecticut Appleseed Center for Law & Justice Inc. • $750 Dakin Pioneer Valley Humane Society • ...... $2,500 Elon University • $1,000 Friends of Nathaniel Witherell Inc. • ...... $250 Connecticut Association of Latinos in Higher Education Inc. • . . . . $1,000 Dan Cosgrove Animal Shelter • ...... $500 Emergency Shelter Management Services Inc. • ...... $2,250 Friends of the Ansonia Nature Center • ...... $165 Connecticut Association for Human Services • • ...... $15,547 Dana-Farber Cancer Institute • ...... $500 Emmanuel Church • $3,200 Friends of the New Haven Animal Shelter • $817 Connecticut Association for the Performing Arts (CAPA) • • • • • . $52,296 Dance Connection • ...... $1,000 Environment and Human Health Inc. • ...... $70,229 The Friends of Yale-New Haven Children’s Hospital • ...... $500 Connecticut Audubon Society • $9,028 Dances with Wood • ...... $4,000 Environmental Defense Fund • ...... $4,514 Fund for Antioch College • $2,000 Connecticut Center for Arts & Technology • • • ...... $353,000 Dartmouth College • ...... $5,000 Episcopal Church of St. Paul & St. James • • • ...... $6,420 The Fund for Johns Hopkins University, School of Medicine • . . . . . $713 Mary Connecticut Center for School Change • ...... $300 Dartmouth College, Tuck School of Business • ...... $38,000 Essential Public Media Inc. • ...... $500 Gann Academy • ...... $1,800 Ashley Connecticut Children’s Museum • • $3,642 DataHaven • • • ...... $32,948 Essex County Community Foundation, Garden Club of New Haven • ...... $7,469 I love Ansonia because I love Connecticut Children’s Medical Center Foundation Inc. • $10,106 Davenport Community Garden • ...... $1,000 Andover Coalition for Education • ...... $2,000 Gateway Community College • • • $27,904 The best thing about our community Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness • ...... $3,500 Davis Public Schools Education Foundation • $2,500 Ethnic Historical Archives Center of New Haven Inc. • ...... $50 Gateway Community College Foundation Inc. • • ...... $56,500 walking this trail. I am walking it Connecticut Coalition on Aging • ...... $1,410 Davis United Methodist Church • $9,840 Evangeline Ministries • $4,890 Gaylord Hospital • • • • ...... $35,105 is the library. With all the arts and Connecticut Coalition for Environmental Justice • ...... $2,000 Expedition Earth Productions Inc. • • $3,250 George Stevens Academy Annual Fund • ...... $250 for my health and my strength. Connecticut College • • $19,281 Fair Haven Community Health Center • • • • • $83,318 Georgia Tech Foundation • ...... $582,693 crafts and educational stuff they I’m a 13-year cancer survivor and Connecticut Council for Philanthropy • • $50,051 Fairfield University • ...... $8,375 Gesell Institute of Human Development • ...... $2,409 do for the children. Connecticut Economic Resource Center Foundation • ...... $500 Faith Healing and Deliverance Ministries • ...... $250 GiftFlow • $1,500 I have a heart condition. It’s a Connecticut Food Bank • $10,250 Family Centered Services of CT (formerly known as Girl Scouts of Connecticut • • ...... $51,615 Connecticut Fund for the Environment • • • • • ...... $17,135 $21.7 MILLION Coordinating Council for Children in Crisis Inc.) • • • • $24,116 Give a Jumpstart • ...... $4,000 quiet and peaceful place, and it’s Connecticut Golf Foundation dba The First Tee of Connecticut • $5,000 Family Renew Community • ...... $1,000 The Global Center • $500 Connecticut Hospice Inc. • • • • ...... $18,732 IN GRANTS AND DISTRIBUTIONS Farm & Wilderness Foundation • ...... $2,000 Global Citizen Year • ...... $242 a nice neighborhood to be in. Connecticut Humane Society • • • $19,164 Farmington Canal Rail To Trail Association • ...... $1,226 Global Student Experience • $2,500 Connecticut Junior Republic • ...... $2,258 Defenders of Wildlife • $9,028 Farnam Neighborhood House • • • ...... $41,351 Good Shepherd Day Care Center • ...... $1,125 Connecticut Land Conservation Council • ...... $3,500 Delta Foundation of Greater New Haven • $1,000 Fashion Camp Project • ...... $1,000 Goodspeed Musicals • $250 Connecticut Mental Health Center Foundation • • • $17,336 Denison University • ...... $100 Federation for Children w/Special Needs • ...... $250 Gordon College • ...... $1,000 Connecticut News Project • $20,000 Derby High School • ...... $5,500 Feeding America • ...... $13,000 The Governor’s Prevention Partnership • ...... $5,000 Connecticut Public Broadcasting • $1,350 The Diaper Bank • • • ...... $32,393 Fellowship Place • • • • ...... $98,504 Grant Foundation for Hospital Albert Schweitzer • $713 Connecticut Sponsoring Committee Inc. • • ...... $26,175 Dickinson College • $1,000 FGNHCC — Network for Public Education • ...... $16,455 Ulysses S. Grant Foundation • $18,691 Connecticut State Conference of NAACP Branches • $1,500 Dixwell Corridor Community Partners • • $5,000 Fidelity Chartiable • $33,399 Granville Academy in New Haven • ...... $1,500 Connecticut State Golf Association • $11,750 Dixwell/Newhallville Mental Health Services • $3,000 FINCA • $1,500 Greater New Haven Assoc. of Realtors • • $19,980 Connecticut Storytelling Center • $2,500 Doctors Without Borders • • $9,933 First Church of Bethlehem • ...... $18,229 Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce • ...... $2,500 Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation • • ...... $14,807 Domus Kids Inc. • • ...... $26,000 First Church of Christ New Haven • • • ...... $96,822 Greater New Haven Community Chorus • • ...... $3,189 Connecticut Urban Legal Initiative Inc. • $2,000 Douglas House • ...... $560 First Church of Christ New Haven, Greater New Haven Community Loan Fund • • • $23,460 Connecticut Veterans Legal Center • • • ...... $39,047 Douglass Fund at the Association Alumnae of Douglass College • . . . $713 Ladies Home Missionary Society • ...... $11,751 Greater New Haven Labor History Association • $124 Connecticut Voices for Children • • • ...... $74,704 DoveLewis Emergency Animal Hospital • ...... $1,000 First Church of Christ Woodbridge • ...... $93,231 Greenpeace Fund • $500 Connecticut Women’s Education & Legal Fund • • ...... $350 Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen • • • ...... $26,602 First Presbyterian Church of 5th Avenue • $350 Greenwich Avenue Block Committee • ...... $1,550 Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame • $600 DPB Priesthood Association Dominican Friars Guild • $30,839 First Presbyterian Church of New Haven • • $13,749 Greenwich Chaplaincy Services • ...... $250 Tony Connecticut Youth Leadership Project Inc. • • $7,500 Dr. Martin Luther King Conference • ...... $500 FISH of Greater New Haven Inc. • • • • ...... $25,367 Greenwich Rotary Foundation • $11,000 The Connection • • ...... $495 Drew University • ...... $1,000 FOCUS • ...... $1,500 Griffin Hospital • • $1,267 The Guilford Town Green Conquer Cancer Foundation of the Drexel University • ...... $1,000 Focus on Children • $500 Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind • • $9,304 American Society of Clinical Oncology • ...... $1,000 Duke University • ...... $3,000 Food Allergy Education Network Inc. • $3,000 Guilford A Better Chance Inc. • ...... $250 because it is a great meeting The Consultation Center • ...... $13,000 Dwight Hall at Yale • ...... $20,000 Food Bank for New York City • ...... $10,000 Guilford Art Center • ...... $500 Continuum of Care Inc. • • ...... $26,443 East Rock Institute Inc. • $5,933 Food Bank of Western Massachusetts • $8,096 Guilford Center for Children • ...... $47 place — it’s been part of the town Cooley Dickinson Hopital • $3,100 East Rock Village Inc. • $1,250 Foote School • $450 Guilford Community Fund • ...... $550 since it was settled in 1639. Coop Center for Creativity • ...... $1,000 Easter Seals Goodwill Industries Rehabilitation Center Inc. • • • . . $22,343 The Forman School • ...... $15,000 The Guilford Foundation • • ...... $160,874

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Guilford Free Library • ...... $500 Institute of Neurodegenerative Disorders • ...... $500 Light of Life Foundation • $500 Massachusetts College of Art • $1,600 Guilford High School • ...... $7,050 Intake Organization Inc. • ...... $500 Lighthouse International • ...... $9,106 Massachusetts Youth Rugby Organization • $10,000 Guilford Land Conservation Trust • ...... $250 Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility • $1,000 The Literacy Center of Milford Inc. • ...... $1,619 Massaro Community Farm Inc. • • • $22,288 Guns Down Books Up • ...... $1,500 Interfaith Cooperative Ministries • • ...... $878 Literacy Volunteers of Greater New Haven • • • $31,435 Master’s Manna Inc. • ...... $47 Habitat for Humanity of Greater New Haven • • • • ...... $48,617 International Festival of Arts & Ideas • • • • ...... $141,222 Long Island University — Brooklyn Campus • $500 Mediators Beyond Borders International • ...... $50,000 Hamden Hall Country Day School • • • ...... $66,141 International Medical Corps • $2,000 Long Wharf Theatre • • • • • • $618,147 Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center • ...... $800 Hamden High School • ...... $37,255 International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War • . . . . . $713 Lower Naugatuck Valley Parent Child Resource Center Inc. • . . . . . $265 Mental Health Association of Connecticut Inc. • $700 Hamden Land Conservation Trust • $147 International Rescue Committee • ...... $5,000 LULAC Head Start • $10,000 Mercy Center at Madison • ...... $2,500 Hamden Library • • ...... $11,314 International Wolf Center • ...... $5,000 Luther College • $1,000 Merrimack Valley Jewish Federation • ...... $66,000 Hamden Public Schools • ...... $110,000 Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund • ...... $400 Lyman Hall High School • ...... $1,450 Metropolitan Business Academy • ...... $2,575 Hamden Transition Academy • ...... $2,500 Iona College • ...... $1,200 Lynchburg College • ...... $1,000 Michigan State University • ...... $1,200 Hampshire College • ...... $2,485 Iraq Veterans against the War • ...... $1,000 Madison Community Services Inc. • ...... $2,000 Middlebury College • • ...... $53,500 Hannah Gray Development Corporation • ...... $1,000 IRIS — Integrated Refugee & Immigrant Services • • • . . . . . $42,476 The Madison Foundation • $1,000 Middlesex Community College • ...... $1,900 Hannah Gray Home Inc. • ...... $4,832 Ithaca College • $2,000 Maine Maritime Academy • ...... $800 Milford Academy • ...... $1,657 Hartford Catholic Worker House • ...... $500 Jacob’s Team Foundation • ...... $1,500 Make-A-Wish Greater Bay Area Chapter • ...... $250 Montessori School on Edgewood Inc. • ...... $2,000 Hartford Foundation for Public Giving • ...... $500 James Blackstone Memorial Library • $1,000 Make-A-Wish Foundation of America • ...... $500 The Morgan School • $1,600 Harvard University • ...... $9,700 Jamie A. Hulley Arts Foundation • ...... $500 Making Headway Foundation • ...... $1,000 Mount Holyoke College • $250 Xiaoling Haskins Laboratories Inc. • ...... $500,000 The Jane Coffin Childs Memorial Fund for Medical Research • . . . . $6,365 Manhattan College • ...... $1,200 Mount Saint Michael Academy • ...... $3,000 Gamaliel Healthy Eyes Alliance • ...... $25,788 Jazz Haven Inc. • ...... $1,000 March of Dimes • • ...... $750 Mountain School of Milton Academy • $2,500 Taking photos of people, Hebrew Burial & Free Loan Association of New Haven Inc. • . . . . . $154 Jewish Community Center of Greater New Haven • ...... $12,360 Marine Toys for Tots • ...... $500 MSSB Global Impact Funding Trust • $118,446 What inspires me about New Heifer International • • ...... $1,713 Jewish Family Service of New Haven • • ...... $1,249 Marist College • $3,000 Muscular Dystrophy Association • ...... $2,658 international people from all Helen Keller International • ...... $66,000 Jewish Family Service of Stamford Inc. • ...... $25,000 Maritime Aquarium of Norwalk Inc. • ...... $3,500 Music Haven Inc. • • • ...... $28,993 Haven is our young people. I’m a Henry M. Jackson Foundation • $500 Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven • • • • ...... $28,214 Mark T. Sheehan High School • $11,872 Mutual Housing Assoc So. Cntrl CT dba Neighborworks New Horizons • $4,000 different cultures. High Hopes Therapeutic Riding Inc. • ...... $30,000 Jewish Voice for Peace • ...... $500 Marrakech Inc. • • • • ...... $11,793 NAACP, Greater New Haven • • ...... $7,906 youth worker myself. The young High School in the Community • $800 Johns Hopkins University • ...... $3,000 Mary Wade Home • • • ...... $11,129 National Alliance on Mental Illness, Connecticut • ...... $300 people really inspire me because Higher Heights Youth Empowerment Programs Inc. • • • • • . . . $37,441 Joseph Slifka Center for Jewish Life at Yale • $332 National Art Museum of Sport • $1,225 Hill City Point Neighborhood Action Group — Third Street • . . . . . $3,000 Juilliard School • ...... $1,300 National Humane Education Society • ...... $4,514 I strongly believe that youth is Hill House Senior Residence • ...... $500 Junior Achievement of Southwest New England Inc. • • • • . . . $34,486 National Jewish Health • ...... $1,500 Hill Regional Career Magnet High School • ...... $18,250 Junior Achievement of Western Connecticut Inc. • ...... $306 National MS Society — Connecticut Chapter • $650 the force for change. They bring Hill Youth Action Team • ...... $2,600 Junior League of Greater New Haven • ...... $1,000 National Priorities Project • ...... $1,983 James Hillhouse High School • • ...... $116,376 JUNTA for Progressive Action • • $23,156 NPR — National Public Radio • $200 others into activities for the Hispanics in Philanthropy • ...... $35,000 Just Vision • ...... $720 $4.5 MILLION National Salvation Army • ...... $4,000 environment, for art, and cause a Hispanos Unidos • ...... $5,000 Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, Greater New Haven Chapter • • . . . $1,000 National Wildlife Federation • $9,028 Hobart and William Smith Colleges • $5,000 K.E.Y.S. Inc. • ...... $600 FROM DESIGNATED FUNDS Natural Resources Defense Council • ...... $1,500 whole community to change. Hobart Street Back to School Committee • ...... $1,200 KaBOOM! • ...... $500 The Nature Conservancy • • $3,275 Hole in the Wall Gang Camp • $25,000 Katherine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center • ...... $1,000 The Nature Conservancy of Connecticut • • • ...... $9,943 Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen • ...... $1,300 Kingdom Kids — Youth for Change • ...... $750 Naugatuck Valley Community College • ...... $841 Homes with Hope Inc. • ...... $500 The Komera Project • $1,000 ALLOCATION OF NBS Community Inc. • ...... $500 Hopkins School $21,200 Kucetekela Foundation $400 Neighborhood Housing Services of New Haven $22,069 • • • • DESIGNATED FUNDS 4% • • • Horizons Inc. • $6,000 La Guardia Community College • ...... $500 14% Neighborhood Music School Inc. • • • • • • ...... $133,085 Howard University • ...... $1,000 Land Use Leadership Alliance (LULA) • ...... $12,000 by Issue Area 11% The New Canaan Community Foundation • ...... $31,774 Hudson Guild • ...... $1,000 Lasell College — Financial Aid • ...... $500 <1% 2% New Connecticut Foundation Inc. • ...... $1,500 Human Interaction Research Institute • ...... $19,240 Latin American Mission • ...... $5,000 • Arts & Culture (14%) New Elm City Dream • ...... $2,950 Human Rights Campaign • $250 The Latina Army Inc. • • ...... $9,871 • Basic Needs (2%) New England Festival of Ibero-American Cinema • ...... $500 Human Rights First • ...... $580 The Laura Norton Fund • $250 • Civic Vitality (19%) New Hampshire SPCA • ...... $500 Antonia Humane Society of New York • ...... $9,092 LEAP • • • • • ...... $50,643 • Economic Success (4%) $4.5 19% New Haven Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta • $1,500 Humane Society of the United States ...... $4,514 Leelanau Conservancy $100 Education (46%) New Haven Ballet ...... $2,216 • • • MILLION • • Our history, especially the history Hyde Leadership School • ...... $5,000 Leeway Inc. • ...... $27,185 • Environment (<1%) New Haven Bird Club • $1,225 Hygeia Foundation Inc. • • • ...... $11,170 Leila Day Nurseries Inc. • • • • ...... $61,578 • Health (11%) New Haven Board of Park Commissioners • • $13,436 of immigration here that gives us ICAHD-USA • ...... $1,300 The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Connecticut Chapter • ...... $175 • Children & Youth (4%) 4% The New Haven Chapter of Links Inc. • ...... $750 Immanuel Missionary Baptist Church • ...... $896 Liberty Community Services Inc. • • ...... $7,697 46% New Haven Chorale • • • ...... $31,981 an appreciation of the world and Inclusion Teaming Corp • ...... $1,585 Life Haven • • • • • ...... $78,936 New Haven Church of Christ • ...... $1,000 makes me a better person. Inspirica Inc. • $500 Life is Good Playmakers • ...... $500 New Haven Discovery Project • ...... $115,500 The Institute Library • • ...... $297 Light & Life Foundation • $250 New Haven Early Childhood Council • • ...... $5,000

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New Haven Ecology Project • • • • $64,901 Opera Theater of Connecticut • $3,000 Rhode Island School of Design • ...... $50,000 New Haven Family Alliance • • • • ...... $47,114 Operation Fuel Inc. • ...... $3,000 Rochester Institute of Technology • ...... $1,500 New Haven Farms • ...... $688 Opportunity International • ...... $2,000 Roger Williams University Bursar’s Office • $2,000 New Haven Firefighters Benevolent Association • • ...... $2,500 Orange Town Hall • $5,411 Russell Trust Association • ...... $100 New Haven Free Public Library Foundation • • • • $16,987 Orchard House • • $26,500 Sacred Heart Academy • ...... $1,900 $4 MILLION New Haven Free Public Library • • • ...... $2,745 Orchestra New England • • ...... $964 Sacred Heart Church • $10,530 New Haven Girl Friends • ...... $500 Orland Fire Department • ...... $250 Sacred Heart Manor Nursery • ...... $613 New Haven Green Fund Inc. • $41,852 Outer Island Fund for Education and Research • $25,730 Sacred Heart University • ...... $9,000 IN RESPONSIVE GRANTS New Haven Healthy Start • ...... $900,925 Oxfam America • ...... $4,000 SAFE (Save Animals From Elimination) • $1,328 New Haven Hebrew Day School • ...... $500 Partnerships in Learning and Creative Exploration Inc. • ...... $500 Safe Horizon • $1,000 AND LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES New Haven Home Recovery • • • ...... $57,673 Peabody Museum of Natural History • • • ...... $20,885 Salisbury School • ...... $1,000 New Haven Home Ownership Center • ...... $15,000 Pentecostal Church Door of Salvation Inc. • • $2,000 Salvation Army, Adult Rehabilitation Center • $3,399 New Haven Inner City Outings • ...... $3,000 People’s Arts Collective • ...... $1,000 Salvation Army, Greater Valley Corps • ...... $474 New Haven Kiwanis Club • • $23,880 Pequenas Ligas Hispanas de New Haven • • ...... $19,404 Salvation Army, Greater New York • ...... $2,000 New Haven Land Trust Inc. • • • • ...... $76,378 The Perfect Blend Inc. • ...... $2,000 Salvation Army, New Haven • • ...... $1,640 ALLOCATION OF New Haven Legal Assistance Association Inc. . . . $151,109 Permanent Comm. Status of Women $1,000 Salvation Army, Territorial Headquarters ...... $9,092 RESPONSIVE GRANTS AND • • • • • • • • 9% New Haven Museum and Historical Society • • • • ...... $495,257 Pet Animal Welfare Society • ...... $500 SARAH Foundation • • • $30,916 LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES 12% Okon New Haven Oratorio Choir • $1,500 Phillips Andover Academy • $7,500 Save the Children Federation • ...... $7,000 by Issue Area 7% Kathleen New Haven Paint & Clay Club • $5,518 John B. Pierce Foundation • $1,628,000 The School for Ethical Education • ...... $124 What inspires me as a New Haven Preservation Trust • • • • ...... $28,434 The Pike School • $21,500 Schooner Inc. • • ...... $7,045 • Arts & Culture (9%) Milford is a really great New Haven Pride Center • $1,000 Pivot Ministries Inc. • $250 Send International • ...... $2,500 Basic Needs (7%) 12% New Haven Promise — College Summit $500,250 Planned Parenthood of Southern New England ...... $31,458 Seymour High School $6,528 • 20% community physician is to • • • • • • Civic Vitality (12%) $4 community because everybody New Haven Promise — New Haven School Change Evaluation • . . $300,000 Pleasant Ridge Waldorf School • $500 Seymour Historical Society • ...... $19,993 Economic Success (6%) • MILLION see that every member of the New Haven Promise — Operations (excluding scholarships, Pomona College • $2,000 Seymour Public Library • $39,975 Education (30%) is like a family. After Hurricane which are listed under each College) ...... $474,675 Port Orange Presbyterian Church $1,000 Shalom United Church of Christ $500 • 6% community is free of diabetes, • • • • Environment (4%) Sandy, or any natural disaster like New Haven Public School Foundation Inc. • ...... $18,399 Pratt Institute • ...... $1,000 Share Our Strength • ...... $1,000 Health (20%) 4% New Haven Public Schools ...... $623,800 Priscilla Maxwell Endicott Scholarship Fund ...... $12,517 Shelton Economic Development Corporation ...... $212 • high blood pressure, and obesity, • • • • • Children & Youth (12%) that, everybody pulls together. New Haven Reads • • • • ...... $39,946 Project Access of New Haven • • • ...... $59,937 Shoreline Arts Alliance • $3,000 30% and also to see that every child in New Haven Scholarship Fund Inc. • • • $73,427 Project Hope • $500 Shoreline Greenway Trail Inc. • • • ...... $21,002 There’s no division. There’s so New Haven Science Fair Program • ...... $550 Project Hope CT • $1,500 Short Beach Union Church • ...... $2,000 the community has the potential, New Haven Sister Cities • ...... $1,700 Project MORE Inc. • ...... $520 Sickle Cell Disease Association of America, much to do, like walking, bike and should fulfill this potential. New Haven Symphony Orchestra • • • • • • ...... $261,322 Projects for a New Millennium Inc. • $2,475 Southern Connecticut • ...... $1,500 riding, kayaking, canoeing. New Haven Urban Design League • ...... $10,000 Promising Scholars Fund Inc. • ...... $1,000 Sierra Club • $200 That’s what inspires me. How New Haven/Leon Sister City Project • • ...... $4,000 Committee of Proprietors of Common and Undivided Lands • . . . . $95,000 Silver Bay Association • ...... $1,000 St. Aedan-St. Brendan Catholic School • ...... $2,521 There’s something for everybody. New Israel Fund • $2,000 Providence College • $3,000 Silvermine Arts Center • ...... $2,000 St. Ann’s Soup Kitchen • ...... $300 can we help them? We as a New Life Corporation • • ...... $4,094 Province of St. Augustine • ...... $9,092 Site Projects Inc. • ...... $2,637 St. Anthony Trust of Hartford Inc. • $500 It’s just a perfect place to live NOMC — New Orleans Musicians Clinic • ...... $1,000 Public Allies Connecticut • • $25,047 The Smile Train • ...... $500 St. Bernadette’s Catholic School • ...... $2,000 community have to be involved in New Samaritan Corporation • $1,000 Quinnipiac River Linear Trail Advisory Committee of Wlfd Corp • . . . $3,500 Smith College • ...... $11,105 St. Brendan’s Church • $10,530 and we’re so central. If it’s not in every child’s life and develop that New Urban Arts • $250 Quinnipiac River Watershed Association • ...... $20,000 Solar Youth • • • ...... $42,616 St. Catherine of Siena • ...... $200 Milford for you, then it’s a quick New York Times Neediest Cases Fund • ...... $500 Quinnipiac University • • ...... $22,809 Solution M.C. • ...... $1,000 St. Charles Brazillian Children • $300 child’s potential. New York University • ...... $10,280 Quinnipiac University — School of Law • ...... $23,308 South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority • ...... $6,800 St. Francis & St. Rose of Lima School • • $44,436 hop on I-95 or on any of the main Newberg Animal Shelter Friends • ...... $250 ‘r kids Inc. • • • $26,618 South Park Inn • $250 St. Francis of Assisi • $3,000 Newhallville Blockwatch #692 • $1,095 Rape Crisis Center of Milford Inc. • • ...... $12,194 Southern Connecticut Hebrew Academy • ...... $3,353 St. John’s Episcopal Church • • ...... $15,887 roads and you’re wherever you Newhouse School at Syracuse University $500 Read to Grow ...... $16,051 Southern Connecticut State University $58,520 St. Joseph’s College • ...... $1,200 • • • • • • • St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital ...... $1,000 want to be. NFTE — Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship • ...... $2,500 Redemption Song Inc. dba The Dry Dock • ...... $2,000 Southern Connecticut State University, Women’s Study Program • . . $1,100 • North Branford High School • $500 Re-Entry Ministry Inc. • ...... $500 Southern Connecticut State University Foundation Inc. • ...... $250 St. Luke’s Episcopal Church • • ...... $1,500 North Country Center for Independence • $3,000 Reformed Church of Highland Park • $713 Southern Poverty Law Center • ...... $6,500 St. Martin de Porres Academy • • • • ...... $64,595 North Haven High School • ...... $3,150 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute • ...... $5,000 Southington High School • $600 St. Mary’s Church • $250 North Haven Police Department • ...... $500 Rescue Fire Company #5 • $4,602 Southwestern Area Health Education Center Inc. • ...... $24 St. Patrick’s Church and Parish • ...... $10,530 North Haven Trail Association • $3,500 Residential Management Services Inc. • ...... $6,703 Spanish Community of Wallingford • $500 St. Paul’s School • ...... $100 Notre Dame High School • $10,928 Resource Generation • $500 Spanish Speaking Center of New Britain • ...... $250 St. Raphael Foundation • $500 NTM Info & Research • ...... $2,500 Rethinking Schools • ...... $1,000 Special Olympics Maine • ...... $250 St. Thomas’s Day School • • ...... $10,2847 One Acre Fund • $2,000 Return to Freedom • ...... $6,907 Sportsometry • ...... $20,000 Stamford Hospital Foundation • $2,000 Online Journalism Project Inc. • • • ...... $64,566 South Central Regional Economic Development Corporation • • . . . $15,000 Squash Haven Inc. • • • $91,831 Stanford Fund (1970) • ...... $500

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Stanford University, Center of Deliberative Democracy • ...... $55,000 University of Miami • ...... $500 Village Improvement Association • $399 World Wildlife Fund • • ...... $7,414 Stepping Stones Museum for Children • $1,000 University of Michigan University Library • ...... $400 Villanova University • $1,725 WorldWide • $1,000 Stony Creek Cemetery Association Inc. • ...... $4,602 University of Michigan • ...... $2,600 Visiting Nurse Association of Worthington Hooker Middle School PTA • $1,902 STRIVE — New Haven • • ...... $36,000 University of New England • $2,000 South Central Connecticut • • • • • ...... $80,491 WSHU Public Radio • $500 Student Parenting and Family Services Inc. • • • • ...... $11,484 University of New Hampshire • ...... $800 Visiting Nurse Services of CT • • ...... $10,500 Xavier High School • ...... $1,400 SUCEDE • ...... $500 University of New Haven • • ...... $597,334 VNA Community Healthcare • • • ...... $49,068 Yale Child Study Center • $713 Suffield Academy • ...... $1,600 University of New Haven, Department of Biology • $10,500 Volunteer Services Center Inc. • ...... $32,213 Yale China Association • $500 SUNY Maritime College • ...... $2,000 University of Pennsylvania • $5,000 Wags & Whiskers TLC Inc. • ...... $798 Yale Club of New Haven • ...... $3,047 SUNY Stony Brook • ...... $500 University of Rhode Island • $7,000 Wallingford Chorus • ...... $47 Yale Repertory Theatre • $300 Survivin’ N Da Hood • ...... $1,000 University of Saint Joseph • $1,000 Wallingford Public Access Association Inc. • $368 Yale University • • • ...... $67,395 Sweet Briar College • ...... $2,000 University of Southern California • ...... $2,500 Walnut Hill School • ...... $500 Yale University Art Gallery • ...... $8,380 TEAM Inc. • • ...... $600 University of Vermont • $2,000 Walter Pop Smith League • ...... $622 Yale University Library • • ...... $9,291 Third Sector New England • $500 University of Wisconsin • ...... $500 WAMC — Northeast Public Radio • ...... $11,500 Yale University Women’s Organization • • ...... $2,576 This Child Here • ...... $500 Upon This Rock Ministries • $500 Watershed Fund — Scholarships • $22,201 Yale University, Office of New Haven and State Affairs • ...... $5,859 Thompson Child & Family Focus • ...... $250 Urban Improvement Corporation • ...... $4,442 The Watershed Partnership Inc. • • • ...... $30,094 Yale University, School of Medicine • ...... $257 Three Rivers Community College • ...... $5,000 Urban League of Southern Connecticut • • • $1,584 Qur-an Webb • ...... $2,138 Yale University, School of Medicine, Yale Cancer Center • • . . . $174,031 The Towers Foundation • ...... $4,000 Urban Resources Initiative • • • • ...... $86,836 Wellesley College • $250 Yale University, School of Medicine, Dept. of Surgery, Paul Town of Old Saybrook, Social Services • ...... $2,355 The V Foundation • ...... $250 Wentworth Institute of Technology • $1,250 Section of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery • $3,000 Sarah Trinity Church on the Green • ...... $14,891 The Valley Community Foundation • • ...... $ 1,093,135 Wesley Heights Inc. • ...... $97 Yale University, School of Music • ...... $295 It has the best of a great city and Trinity College • ...... $1,399 Valley Stewardship Network • ...... $100 Wesleyan University • • ...... $5,125 Yale University, School of Nursing • ...... $1,000 Improving my education so I Trinity Lutheran Church • ...... $29,014 Valley United Way • • $1,282 West Haven Child Development Center • ...... $4,100 Yale University, School of Public Health • ...... $12,000 a small town. I like New Haven Trinity Pawling School • ...... $10,000 Valley YMCA • $1,200 West Haven Community House • • • $13,593 Yale-New Haven Childrens Hospital, Dept. of Social Work • . . . . . $1,000 become a better nurse. I’ve met Trinity School • ...... $2,270 Varick Center for Empowerment • ...... $3,000 West Haven Green Nursery School Inc. • ...... $2,500 Yale-New Haven Hospital • • • • • ...... $201,220 because it has allowed me to do True Colors Inc. Vassar College, Alumni Fund • ...... $500 West Haven High School • • $5,796 Yale-New Haven Hospital, Dept. of Pediatrics • ...... $308 a lot of local people who are almost anything I want to do in Sexual Minority Youth and Family Services of CT • ...... $692 West Haven Historical Society • ...... $399 Yale-New Haven Hospital, Saint Raphael Campus • • ...... $24,147 really excited about the fact that Truman Green Program • ...... $1,500 West Haven Veteran’s Museum and Learning Center • ...... $3,500 Yale-New Haven Hospital, Smilow Cancer Center • ...... $1,600 my life. Tuck School of Business • $38,000 West River Neighborhood Services Corporation • ...... $2,655 Central Connecticut Coast YMCA • • • • ...... $198,462 I’m adding to my community, Tulane University • ...... $3,000 Western Connecticut State University • ...... $7,129 New Haven YMCA Youth Center • • $30,000 Turning Point Center of Chittenden County • ...... $13,750 Western New England Psychoanalytic Institute • • ...... $18,930 YMCA of Columbia-Willamette • ...... $1,000 and they make me feel really a Tutwiler Community Education Center • ...... $1,500 Westminster School • ...... $250 YMCA — Friends of Boys • • $9,957 UJA Federation of New York • $10,000 $3.9 MILLION Westport Library Association • ...... $5,000 Y-not Productions • $5,000 part of things. There’s so much UJA-Federation • ...... $5,000 WHEAT Inc. • ...... $964 Young Audiences of Connecticut Inc. • • $7,150 art and life here. I was able to UMCOR • $4,000 The Whitney Players Theater Company Inc. • • $8,121 Young Heart’s Day Care Center • ...... $2,000 Unicef • $1,000 FROM DONOR ADVISED FUNDS Whitneyville United Church of Christ • $6,992 Youth Continuum Inc. • • • ...... $45,194 participate in a grassroots project Union Arena Inc. • ...... $250 Wildlife Conservation Society • $1,000 Youth Counseling Project • ...... $1,500 Unitarian Society of New Haven • ...... $6,000 Wilton Education Foundation • ...... $500 Youth Day Project • $2,000 here where unique photographs Unitarian Universalist Service Committee • ...... $50,000 Wilton Library Association • $1,000 Youth Forum Maine • ...... $1,500 were taken of different locals and United Hospital Fund • ...... $1,000 ALLOCATION OF Winds of Peace Foundation • ...... $1,000 Youth Initiative High School • ...... $500 United States Committee for UNICEF $360 Wint Filipek Sr. Memorial Tennis Tournament/Scholarship Fund Inc. . . $500 Youth Rights Media Inc. $28,741 • DONOR ADVISED FUNDS 6% 4% • • • • United States Sierra Leonean Association ...... $3,000 4% WMNR Fine Arts Radio ...... $1,537 Zygote Press $250 then blown up and put under the • by Issue Area • • • United Way of Greater New Haven • • • • • $179,808 7% WNPR-FM, 98.1 • ...... $400 underpasses to make them a little United Way of New York City • ...... $1,000 4% WNYC-New York Public Radio • ...... $250 University of Akron • ...... $500 • Arts & Culture (4%) Women and Family Life Center • • • • ...... $23,117 more friendly. University of Bridgeport • ...... $1,500 • Basic Needs (4%) Women of Power Network Inc. • • • $10,047 University of Chicago • $1,725 • Civic Vitality (56%) Women’s Business Development Council • ...... $5,000 Economic Success (2%) Traci University of Chicago, The College Fund • $500 • 17% $3.9 Women’s Health Research at Yale • • • $33,410 University of Connecticut ...... $114,109 Education (17%) Woodbridge Community Playground ...... $575 • • MILLION • There’s so much to enjoy University of Connecticut, • Environment (4%) Woodbridge Town Library • ...... $586 College of Agriculture and Natural Resources • $18,000 • Health (7%) Woods Hole Reseach Center • ...... $1,000 when you’re here. If you say University of Connecticut Foundation Inc. • $567 • Children & Youth (6%) 2% 56% Woodstock Ski Runners • ...... $1,000 University of Connecticut Law School Foundation • ...... $250 Wooster Square Conservancy Inc. • ...... $750 “good morning” to people, University of Hartford • $4,194 Workforce Alliance • $6,300 they’ll say “good morning” University of Maryland • ...... $1,800 The Workplace Inc. • $100 University of Massachusetts • ...... $3,000 World Education and Development Fund • ...... $15,000 back — they’re friendly.

18 • Designated • Donor Advised • Fiduciary • giveGreater.org® • Organization Fund • Preference • Scholarship • Unrestricted 19 * NEW FUNDS WHAT INSPIRES YOU?

There are many Margaret Mary Allman Fund Clara Stella Tropeano Arpaia Memorial Fund Exemplary Teacher Professional Learning Vincent P. Martone Memorial Scholarship Fund Margaret Allman lived a simple life in a modest home Growing up poor, Clara Stella Tropeano Arpaia saw Community Program of the New Haven After her father died in the Spring of 2012, Marian reasons donors in Hamden. As a Professor of Nursing at the University education as a path to improve her life. Clara was Public Schools Fund Martone established a scholarship fund in his name at of Bridgeport and later Southern Connecticut State accepted into the inaugural class of Sacred Heart This fund was established by Bob and Bonnie Kreitler The Community Foundation to memorialize the man who choose to create University, she was a well-educated woman who loved Academy, but it would not be until many years later, while for New Haven Public Schools to support programs that “put family first.” Vincent P. (Jim) Martone was a Branford to travel the world and explore the arts and culture of far raising a family and working full time, that she earned recognize and reward the best New Haven teachers in High School graduate who served as a radio operator in a fund — to away places. In keeping with her loving nature, Margaret bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Always a spiritual district schools, and to facilitate their ability to share World War II. After the War he built a career in facilities commemorate a left her entire estate to charity, naming Albertus Magnus woman, Clara became a practitioner of Qigong, a form their ideas with other teachers. management, and enjoyed boating and fishing. The fund College, Columbus House, Christian Community Action of moving meditation, to incorporate holistic health will distribute college scholarships to Branford High special occasion and The Community Foundation as beneficiaries. Her into her life. Inspired by her mother, Lisa F. Arpaia, Esq. Fund for the New Haven Green Endowment Fund School for students demonstrating financial need, and is bequest to The Community Foundation established an established a designated fund in Clara’s memory that the second memorial fund established by the Martones at As custodians of New Haven’s most frequently unrestricted fund that will be used to support broad supports the work of the Community Fund for Women The Community Foundation. such as a wedding, used community space, the Committee of Proprietors Anna charitable purposes in perpetuity. & Girls. “She was ahead of her time, a true feminist. of the Common and Undivided Lands of New Haven to memorialize a loved It is only fitting that her legacy should benefit the New Haven Chorale Fund I think that the nonprofits here established an organization fund to support the continued Amity & Woodbridge Historical Society Fund advancement women and girls in the areas of health and vitality of the New Haven Green. The New Haven Chorale has demonstrated a passion and a lot of different community one or support the work education, health, economic security and more.” After learning about The Community Foundation’s for choral-music excellence and devotion to community organizations work together in of a favorite nonprofit. work with organization funds, The Amity & Woodbridge David A. Krett Jr. Fund cultural service for more than half a century. Distributions a really beautiful way, and one Historical Society transferred its assets. The Society Margaret T. Bixler Fund from this organization fund established by a transfer of After exploring different options, David A. Krett Jr. I’m involved with that I’d love to These new funds, as was founded in 1936 by a small group of citizens Even though Connecticut has the highest per capita assets will continue the Chorale’s tradition of bringing decided that 2012 was the right time to establish a donor concerned with preserving the history of Woodbridge income in the United States, each year approximately beautiful choral music to the Greater New Haven highlight is The Future Project. advised fund at The Community Foundation. The Trumbull well as the hundreds and Bethany. History enthusiasts will delight in the many 400,000 people in the state are at risk of hunger — and community through varied concert performances and I’m a future coach for future resident is the Chief Operating Officer at Family Care oral histories of earlier residents of those areas and an estimated one out of seven families is experiencing innovative community projects. fellows — high-schoolers who are of existing funds, reflect Plus, which specializes in live-in elder care. local artifacts, many of which can be seen at The food hardship. Thanks to the creation of the Margaret working to translate their dreams the variety of people Darling House Museum. T. Bixler Fund, the Connecticut Food Bank (CFB) — the New Haven Teachers Fund from passion into action. We’ve largest centralized source of donated emergency food LULAC Head Start Fund The New Haven Teachers Fund will support housing got this going in New York and in Connecticut — will receive grants in perpetuity to In Connecticut, where there persists the highest who care about our in New Haven for New Haven Public School teachers help provide food to approximately 600 soup kitchens, achievement gap in the country, disparities appear as Washington, DC too but in and strive to strengthen the economy and community in shelters, and food pantries and to support child and adult early as nine months of age. Nonprofits like LULAC Head New Haven you see it really community and the specific neighborhoods, as well as throughout the City day programs each year. The Fund is the first designated Start work each day to prevent such disparities and help of New Haven. taking hold. different purposes fund of its kind for CFB, which was founded in 1982 and Greater New Haven children to not only develop, but serves Fairfield, Litchfield, Middlesex, New Haven, thrive. This organization fund was established to benefit and circumstances New London, and Windham counties. LULAC Head Start through a transfer of assets to support that inspire their giving. that organization’s work to provide high-quality infant and toddler care. www.cfgnh.org/2012newfunds

20 *for new funds established with the Valley Community Foundation, visit www.valleyfoundation.org/2012annualreport 21 WHAT INSPIRES YOU? NEW FUNDS continued WHAT INSPIRES YOU?

Cynthia M. Parker Fund Joseph Ruggiero Scholarship Fund Shubert Theater New Haven Fund Seymour L. Yudkin & Seymour L. Yudkin Dr. Cynthia Parker is a specialist in literature and the Born in New Haven and a former Wallingford resident, New Haven’s Shubert Theater boasts a proud history Scholarship Funds performing arts, but her interests extend to many areas Joseph Ruggiero was a U.S. Marine Corps veteran of as a favorite place to try out shows before opening them Through a bequest, Woodbridge resident Seymour of community service and information-sharing. A former the Vietnam and Korean Wars. Although he spent many on Broadway. Since 1914, the venue has delighted local Yudkin established two funds, with a preference that Big Sister, Dr. Parker established a donor advised fund of his later years in Florida, Joseph remained fond of his audiences with plays, musicals, opera, dance, classical grants benefit programs and students of Ansonia, the as part of her estate planning so that she could create a native New England. His fund was established by bequest music recitals and concerts, vaudeville, jazz artists, big Lower Naugatuck Valley, and the Greater New Haven philanthropic legacy that will enable her to benefit many to provide college scholarships to children of Marine bands, burlesque, and a variety of solo performances. community. A pharmacist by trade, Mr. Yudkin was a New Haven community recipients. Corps service members or veterans living in the State of An organization fund was established by a transfer volunteer at the Peabody Museum, Festival of Connecticut with a preference for Wallingford residents of assets of the Connecticut Association for the Arts and Ideas, and the Association of Tennis Mary L. Pepe Fund for Long Wharf Theatre and those in the Greater New Haven area. Performing Arts (CAPA), which manages the Shubert. Professionals tournament. To commemorate the tenure of Mary Pepe as Chair of the Shanti Board of Directors of Long Wharf Theatre, the Trustees Lewis G. Schaeneman Jr. Foundation Inc. Fund John Charles and Diana Seton Wakerley Fund Don and Elaine of Long Wharf established an organization fund for the Residents who enjoy the one-stop shopping environment Charles and Diana (Dinny) Wakerley established a Someone who inspires me is my benefit of the Theatre. at their local grocery store may have Lewis Schaeneman donor advised fund to support their varied philanthropic We are inspired by the Rock to Mom, Natasha, who is one of the to thank for the convenience and experience. As the interests. The Wakerley and Seton families have long Rock ride which is one of the founders of Teach Our Children. Arthur Ratner Scholarship Fund former Chairman and CEO of Stop & Shop Supermarket histories of accomplishment and generosity in the things that makes us aware Co., Lew was instrumental in developing Stop & Shop’s Greater New Haven community. It’s run by community members Arthur (Artie) Ratner was loved by many in his community about our environment. There’s first superstore, an early model that has proved successful and fellow students who want to and considered to be the “glue that held people all these different activities here for the industry. After consulting their advisor, the together.” He was as well known for his professional see improvment in our schools Schaeneman family established a donor advised fund to tell you more. You think you accomplishments as a “green” architect and his natural and want to ensure there is going with assets from the Priscilla A. Schaeneman Fund of the know everything, until someone enthusiasm for life and desire to help others. In Arthur’s Cornell University Foundation. to be a positive outcome from the memory, a college scholarship fund was established by comes along and tells you education systems. family, friends and classmates to provide scholarships something else. to students of Hillhouse High School. Recipients of the scholarship exemplifying Arthur Ratner must participate in athletics and demonstrate school and team spirit, a friendly and inclusive attitude towards all members of OVER THE PAST YEAR OVER THE PAST 10 YEARS OVER THE PAST 84 YEARS 3% 2% the Hillhouse community, joy in their pursuits, and be Funds Established in 2012 Funds Established, 2003–2012 Funds Established, 1928–2012 14% 12% 17% 13% committed to giving back to help build the future by Fund Type* 14% by Fund Type* by Fund Type* 20% New Haven. 7% Designated (14%) Designated (17%) • 6% • Designated (20%) 12% Donor Advised (40%) Donor Advised (41%) • • • Donor Advised (26%) Organization (23%) Organization (20%) • • 35 • 390 Organization (16%) 838 Preference (6%) Preference (7%) • • FUNDS • FUNDS Preference (13%) FUNDS Scholarship (14%) Scholarship (12%) • • • 20% Scholarship (12%) Unrestricted (3%) Unrestricted (2%) • 13% • 23% 40% • Unrestricted (13%) 26% 41% • * includes the Valley * includes the Valley Community Foundation Community Foundation * includes the Valley Community Foundation 16%

22 23 * foundation donors WHAT INSPIRES YOU?

Anonymous Myrna F. Baskin Mary Jane Burt Judith Colton Carol Dhawan Owen Fiss & Irene Sherman Fiss Michael A. Griffin Cornell Unversity Foundation, Donors are very special Alice I. Abbatiello Elaine B. Battles Peter Butler Stuart Comen Jeff & Janet Dickey Warren & Mary Ann Flagg Bluebird LLC dba Jody R. Schurman Account & Bruce & Susan Ackerman Jon Bauer Luis Cabán James P. Comer, MD John Dickhoff Tara Fleck & Joseph Gonzalez Griswold Special Care Rosalie Schurman Account Celeste & Salvatore Aconfora David P. & Kirsten A. Bechtel Johanna & Steven Calcagni The Community Foundation of Lisa C. Diggs Jeris L. Flowers Daniel Groberg John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur people. Ours are no Janet Adami Eleanor A. Becker Tricia Caldwell Northwest Connecticut Inc. James S. Disken Michael Fonda Bonita D. Grubbs Foundation Nina Adams Johanna K. Becker Lynne P. Cannady Community Soup Kitchen Dixwell Avenue United Church Melissa A. Foti The Guilford Foundation Birgitta W. Johnson exception. Where Susan S. Addiss Emily R. Beckman Olivia Cannady Mary Beth Congdon of Christ Inc. Danielle M. Fowler Jacqueline Guizol Kelsey Johnson Jean & Bob Adnopoz Robert Behrer Thelma I. Cannady Connecticut Association of Latinos Elizabeth M. Dock Maria Freda Avni Gupta & Josh Kagan Helen W. Jones Trust others see problems, Adoni Spiritual Formation Center Willard & Rosalie Behrle Capital Community College in Higher Education (CALAHE) Isabella E. Dodds Deborah Freedman & Michael Haggerty Michele B. Jones Nancy Veale Ahern Margaret A. Bellinger Lincoln Caplan II & Susan L. Carney Connecticut Association for the Patricia A. Doherty Ben Ledbetter Elinor Hamer-Crane Simone Joyaux Steven Aitken & Robert Benjamin Sharon Cappetta Performing Arts (CAPA) Eileen B. Donahue Mary & Jocelyn Freeman Samuel R. Hanford Annie & Ben Kaplan they see opportunities Robyn Doyon-Aitken Eric & Ethel Berger Joyce & Michael Easter Connecticut Technology Council Cindy Dorman-Genis Nancy E. Freiler Rhoda Hankin Moreson Kaplan & Nina Adams Myles & Nancy Alderman Ethel Berger Barbara W. Carlson John F. Connolly Adele P. Douglass Peter H. Freiler Djana Harp Lewis & Minna Kaufman — using their personal Stephen B. Alderman, Esq. Rita D. Berkson & Eileen Carpinella Sally E. Connolly Marcia Dresner Nikki Frost Merle W. Harris Charles Kavanagh Alice Alexander & Roderick Ireland Randolph B. Reinhold Carolyn Cary Cynthia D. Conrad Richard J. Drew Joe Gaetano Trevor Harris Richard Kayne Nancy Alexander & Barry Berman Casey Family Services Lindsay, Ellen & Amelia Cook Judge Jan E. & Ruth DuBois Janet Gaetjens Richard & Krista Hart Paul & Elizabeth Kecskes resources to advance Phillip G. Bernstein Florence & Bill Berman Ernest & Nancy Cassella Christine B. Cooke Mary Lee Duff Frances M. Gaines Lynne B. Hawkins Jean R. Kelley Matt Dana & Jason Alliger Donald Bernier & R. Gail Berneike Corinne & Carlos Castro Carolyn Copeland Belt Suzanne & Patrick Duffy Marianne & Jim Gambaro Patricia Hayes Axtmayer Paul Kelly causes they care about Estate of Margaret M. Allman Elias Bildner The Catalyst Foundation Fred W. Corey Diane & Stephen Dukes William Gassman Kim Healey & John McCreight Dorsey L. Kendrick The diversity of everything and Heidi Altman & Scott Roehm Carla A. Birmingham Marcia A. Cavanaugh Alex M. Corl Mary A. Dust GE Foundation Joseph & Morgann Heffernan Carol Kennedy and to create a stronger Mr. & Mrs. John T. Ambrulevich Margaret T. Bixler Katherine J. Cerniglia Cornell University Foundation Estate of Arthur Ebbert Jr. Cyrus Gentry Paul & Betty Heinz Gretchen H. Kingsley the abundance of everything Amity & Woodbridge Kristin Blanchfield Maryalice Chaifetz John & Betse Courtmanche Andrew & Eileen Eder Eugénie & Bradford Gentry Jeffrey Heller The Kislak Family Foundation Inc. that we have... I wanted my Historical Society Inc. Blue State Coffee Thano A.D. Chaltas & Stephany Cousins Edgerton Park Conservancy Paige M. Gentry Kevin & Elizabeth Hennessy Susan, Joanne & Cathy Klein community for all of us. Carol Anastasio James & Kirsten Bocian Alison J.H. Chaltas Florine & Melbourne Cragwell Arline & Richard Edmonds Chris & Toddie Getman Estate of Alcibiades G. Heris Miriam L. Klein daughter to grow up in this type James & Margaret Andreassi Andrew & Sarah Boone Mimi Chapnick Cynthia Cross Amber Edwards & Justin Scott Gilbert Charitable Estate of Eleanor M. Herpich Carl S. Klorman

Lynn Andrewsen Harold & Maureen Bornstein Laura Chasen Julie B. Crowder Liz & Paul Egan Remainder Unitrust Dennis & Joan Hickey Christin Knowlton & Dylan Jones of environment and she has really www.cfgnh.org/2012donors Ray & Lynn Andrewsen Christine Botica Carol L. Cheney Gerald W. Crowley Helmer & Joanne Ekstrom Malcolm & Claire Gill Higher One Inc. M.J. Knudsen flourished. Farrin R. Anello Sharon Bradford Cheshire Garden Club Melba Crowley Barbara Ellinghaus Jameson Gilpatrick Hillhouse Class of 1961 Kohl’s Cares Julia & Robert Anello Julie Braverman Cheshire Historical Society Sondra & Warren Cruver Elm City College Preparatory Phyllis Gimbel Schnitman Hillhouse Reunion Committee 1967 Edward Konowitz Lynn Appicelli Max Brennan & Sigrid Burton Richard & Beverly Chevalier David & Christina Cugell Middle School William W. & Kel Ginsberg Nicholas Hiza Jacqueline Koral Dr. Walter & Diane Fried Ariker Brenner Saltzman & Wallman Amanda Chiarappa Candy Alison Cunningham John F. Erdmann III & Nina Glickson Susan B. Holahan Lauren, Mark, Jacob & Jeremy & Stephanie Ariker Susan Brinigar Marguerite J. Cipriano Rosemarie Cuomo Barbara Erdmann Carol A. Goertz Shirin M. Hollis Molly Korman Katharine B. Arnstein Elizabeth Brochin City of New Haven Roger & Jean Dachenhausen Douglas & Kimberly Erickson Lindy Lee Gold Heather P. Holman Scott F. Kramer Lisa F. Arpaia, Esq. Richard D. Broderick Cynthia B. Clair Ann S. & Robert A. Dahl Joan Erskine Laura Goldblum Jim Horwitz & Sandy Allison David A. Krett Jr. ARTE Inc. Chester & Glenna Brodnicki Claire’s Corner Copia Barbara A. Daniels A. Walter & Sharyn A. Esdaile Jonathan Goldstein Murray S. Horwitz Ruth Lambert Ann & Ernest Ashton Althea M. Brooks Ann Clark Dawn Davidson Mary Anne Evangelist Orit Goldstein Hospital of Saint Raphael Robert J. Lange Sonya M. Atkinson Josephine Broude Frances T. Clark Linda & Eugene Davis Fairfield County Joseph P. Gonzalez Sr. Department of Health & Joseph & Constance LaPalombara Alfredo L. Axtmayer Charlotte Brown Stocky & Judy Clark Mary E. Davis Community Foundation Crystal Gooding Human Services/ Largay Travel Barbara Baker Josiah Brown Katrina Clark Sheila Levrant de Bretteville Jonathan Fanton Selma Gooding New Haven Healthy Start John Lasko Susan & Robert Ballou Kathleen Brown-Dorato Paula P. Clark James DeBowes Elizabeth O. Fearon Israel M. Gordon Peter & Kathryn Hvizdak Elaine Lau Albert H. Barclay Jr. Lucile Bruce Janine Clarkson Stanley B. Greenberg & John & Lisa Fecke & Family Carolyn Gould Lena & Jason Iceman Patrick T. Leahy Eliza Barclay William C. Bruce Jr. Frank Cochran & Rosa DeLauro Fellowship Place Karin M. Gould Immanuel Missionary LEAP Thomas H. Barclay & Ramona Bryant Stephanie FitzGerald Asher Delerme Catharine B. Fender Ruth B. Grannick Baptist Church Stanley Leavy Lucy J. Norvell The Peter & Carmen Lucia Mary Ellen Cody Joy DeMarchis Benjamin Fenton William Caspar Graustein Annie M. Jackson Alexa J. Lee Mary Barnes Buck Foundation Anita Cohen Elizabeth Demir Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Memorial Fund Orlando Jackson Leighton Lee III Joni Barnett Anita Buckmaster Jane C. Cohen Tara L. Demyan Helene & Juan A. Figueroa William & Jean Graustein Dr. Shirley Jackson Marietta S. Lee Barrett Outdoor LuAnn Buono Marilyn Cohen John & Catherine Deppen Anne Finlay Schenck Cathy R. Graves Tom-Tsvi Jawetz Nate Lee Communications Inc. Marilyn Burlenski Tom Cole Kate Desormeau First Church of Christ New Haven Cynthia & Howard Greenblatt Jeanne Sigler & James Fratto Philip J. Lee Aboud S. Bashy Kathleen Burns Brad Collins & Nancy Clayton Margaret DeVane Marla Fisher Mary Griffin Jewish Communal Fund Susannah E. Lee

24 *donors in italics gave through both The Community Foundation and giveGreater.org® 25 WHAT INSPIRES YOU? foundation donors continued WHAT INSPIRES YOU?

Tom & Lori Lee Janet & Paul Michaelson Dan, Lesley, Luke & Peter & Ginny Reardon John & Claire Simon Joseph Stevens Sashi & Nicholas Valtz Patricia Winer William & Kate Lee Marc J. Michaelson Justin Nobleman Abe & Sherri Reich Barbara Joyce Simpson Odell E. Stewart Jr. Vanguard Charitable The Winokur Family Foundation Inc. William S. Lee Francis H. Michaud Jr. Susan & Robert Nobleman Lauren Reiff Edith Sipes Edward J. Struzinsky Endowment Program Herbert S. Winokur Jr. The Leo Rosner Foundation Inc. Eloise L. Middleton Mark Noferi Rachel Reinhart Lucy Sirico Marcella Wolf Susman Doss Venema Stephen & Rachel Wizner Nancy Leonard Abja Midha & Vivek Sriram Susan Nofi-Bendici Pamela & Ronald Reis Family Fund Teresa M. Sirico Joel Swann Balasubramanian Venkataraman Kristen M. & John L. Wolfe Nancy Lerner Daniel & Judith Miglio Peter & Valerie Nucci Renee B. Fisher Foundation Inc. Skadden, Arps, Slate, Emily Sweet Ruth L. Vergason Nat & Margo Woodson Susan & Clement Lewin Jane Ann Miller Edward J. & Priscilla Ochman Catherine & Mick Ribeiro Meagher & Flom LLP Cathy & Rod Swift Kara Vitali Livingston & Amy Wormley Mimi Lines Judith D. Miller Niall P. O’Connor Robert Riedy Kathleen C. Slater Leon Sylvester Abbie J. Von Schlegell Staff of the Yale Alumni Fund Kimberly Link Muriel Sholin Miller Gerald & Dawn O’Dell Helene Robbins Annsley Slawsky Susan M. Syphrette-Robinson Charles & Diana Wakerley Yale-New Haven Hospital Rosemary Little Eric & Carolyn Millman Sara Ohly Clare & Patrick Robert Betsy & William Sledge JoAnn & Walter Szulga Linda Waldman Yale University William Little Joseph & Edna Miodonka Siobhan O’Neil Sherrill A. Rodman David Sloan Reuben & Margo Taylor Jolyn Washington Walker Jessica J. Ye John & Margaret Loehr Elizabeth Mirabile-Levens & Colleen B. Ormsby Erin Rogers Jean B. Slocum Ursula & Barron Tenny Walmart Central Connecticut Coast YMCA Peter Loge Douglas Levens Angela & Joseph Orsene Cynthia Rojas Joan Smith Martha A. Terrell Marilyn R. Walter Estate of Seymour Yudkin James R. Lonardo Dr. Moeller’s residents: Barnett & Kate Osman Kianti N. Roman Kate A. Smith Gilda Tesoriero Barbara Wareck Miguel Zamora Long Wharf Theatre Amy Lawrason David O’Sullivan Peter M. Rosa Jane Snaider Katie J. Thibodeau Cynthia Watson Andrew Zuckerman Henry D. Lord Tiffiny Ainsworth Shawn L. O’Sullivan Rose B. Gingold Charitable Unitrust P. Brandon Solomon & Clintandra Thompson Thomas & Jennifer Wedeles Shola Barbara Loucks Jess Weiss Jeffrey & Ardell Otten Meg Rosenbaum Herbert M. Solomon, MD Edward A. Thompson Carla Weil Brandon Jeff Marino Mary F. Lowery Samuel A. Ozeck Carol F. Ross Ann R. Soltesz Mike K. Thompson Cheryl E. Weinstein Pat Stevens LPL Medical Billing Services John & Frances Padilla Sheilah Rostow Space-Craft Manufacturing Inc. Walter & Dawn Tischbein Susan E. Weisselberg It boils down to movement. The Grant Garbo What inspires me the most about LULAC Head Start Joseph A. Pagliaro Jr. Katalin E. Roth & Phillip Singerman Katharine O. Spadacenta Carolyn Wells Kyle Johnson Carolyn Towles motion of it. The stillness of it. Luis A. Pagán Stephanie Spangler the New Haven community is Wilson Luna Dan Sacks Sondra A. Rothberg Kathleen Townes Susan Welsh & Ernie Branson Cynthia Parker Tressa A. Spears I think movement sometimes Nancy & Steven Maasbach Toni Lee Moldenhauer Anne Rubin Betty Trachtenberg Mark & Stacey Wenzel the diversity I experience on an David J. Parnigoni Diane & Patrick Speer Mary Mack Montessori School on Rose S. Rudich Hobart G. Truesdell & Bruce A. Wessel Scott Speirs boils down to how you embody Blair MacLachlan Edgewood Inc. Estate of Mildred Z. Partyka Estate of Joseph B. Ruggiero Nancy C. Truesdell David M. Wessel everyday basis. I love to walk Kartik & Tina Sreenivasan Janet A. Madigan, MD Emma Paulett Moore Peter & Kathryn Patrikis Michael A. Russo Mike & Diane Trusty West Haven Community House your thoughts, how you embody Ankur Srivastava around the streets of New Haven Nancy Maloney Julia & Bill Moore Sandra Pelletier Amy Saas-Kirwan & John Kirwan Tom & Marcia Turner Carolyn E. Westerfield James & Martine Stamos your ideas, how you approach Man Investments Holdings Inc. Sherry Mordecai Laura Pels Joanne Saccio Audrey Tyson Glenn & Dotty Weston-Murphy and connect with individuals. Sarah Starr-Murphy & Michael Marcus Marta Elisa Moret & Peter Salovey Mary L. Pepe Jane & Martin Sachs Diana & Thomas Ullmann Deborah Westover Edward Murphy community, how we approach Scott & Diana Marshall Alix & Mark Morin Eugene Pergament, MD, PhD, Shelly Saczynski UnitedHealthcare Patricia Westrich I feel like there’s a level of FACMG Louis R. Steadwell Benjamin Martin Theodore & Carole Mucha Nancy M. Santore The United Illuminating Susan Whetstone others, how we think of Tom & Robin Perrone Sally F. Steadwell humanism in this center of town Marian F. Martone Elora Mukherjee Gloria Schaffer Company Foundation Vivien White Jacquie Perry Steven Steinberg ourselves. If there is movement, Lauren Matherne Henry-Mullin Family Jennifer L. Schiff United Way of Greater New Haven Patricia Whitestone that you can rarely find in other Catherine P. Petraiuolo Jonathan Steingold Jean & M. Anne Mauro Marilyn Murphy Judith Ann Schiff Stephen Updegrove & Carey A. Willets there is flow, there is momentum, Richard & Marion Petrelli Dr. Joan A. Steitz Kathleen Hayes communities, and the connection Justin Mayo Murtha Cullina LLP Margery & Eugene Schiller Thomas & Maureen Willsey David & Margaret Phelps Harold & Sandra Stern Valley United Way there is energy. Vertron F. Mayo Minor Myers Mr. & Mrs. A. B. Schimberg Caroline Wilson on a deeper level that you can Candy & Drew Pickering Carolyn Mazure Susan J. Bryson & Shirley Scholder Marisa & Thomas McAuliffe Laurence P. Nadel Nick Pisano Teachers & Staff at have with these individuals is Tara McCarton Bertie Nei Carol A. Pollard The School for Young Children truly amazing. It inspires me Megan McCormick The Netter Foundation Inc. Jared Pollard Christine & Thomas Schuster Michael McCreesh New Haven Chorale Allan K. Poole Jr. & Alice Poole Patricia A. Scussel every day to connect with more Caitlin A. McDonough The New Haven Angela G. & William E. Powers Seedlings Foundation people and share my life and Rita A. McDougald-Campbell Investment Fund LLC David G. Powrie Barbara & James Segaloff Phyllis McDowell New Haven Legal Katie Poynter Sandra Vigliotti Senich my story on a level that I Paula McGovern Assistance Association Inc. Lauren F. Prause Joan D. Shapiro Elaine M. McLeod New Haven Reads Promising Scholars Fund Inc. Angela Shashoua normally wouldn’t. Michele McMahon NewAlliance Foundation Philip Rabbito Jane A. Shaw Marie Mennillo NewCity Foundation Jeffrey Rapoport Jana & Tom Shea $20,719,817 Normand Methot Miriam Niederman Betsy Ratner Tara Sheehy Andrew Metrick Dr. James & Gail Nixon Alyce T. Rawlins Phyliss D. Sholinsky IN GIFTS AND TRANSFERS

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In Memory of In Honor of Gifts to honor family Christine Alexander Margaret Allison Jean Orr Mary B. Arnstein Walter Ariker’s birthday John & Frances Padilla THE WORDS MOST OFTEN USED members or friends Howard W. Beach Mary B. Arnstein Helen L. Palmer Roz Berman the Axtmayer children Jared Pollard & Latoya Clemens, Alice Brew Alfredo Axtmayer II at the time of their wedding TO DESCRIBE THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION IN A SURVEY WERE are made to many Henry Broude Eliza Barclay Bill & Randi Pritting Vincent Cassella Elaine B. Battles’ birthday Leah Ratner’s birthday & established funds, and Hunter Cerrato The Bechtel Family Gary Ratner’s birthday Marianna Cestone Peggy Britt Mikki Ratner’s birthday & Judith Corchard Norma Callahan’s birthday Betsy Ratner’s birthday are a time-honored Lillian Delerme Stacy Caplow Hollie Schrader Milton DeVane Kiley Cappetta Mark Schwartz and Family Don Sharon Cappetta Jana Shea’s birthday and meaningful way Evie Julie & Amos Coffman Carol Sirot Evelyn Fleck Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Congdon Carol Sirot’s birthday Gerald Freedland to pay tribute to or to Audrey L. Conrad Charles R. Twyman Judi Janice Galiani Dana, Erica & Kerry Charles Twyman’s birthday Donald L. Gifford Malwin Davila Monica Waugh remember someone Nicholas Imperato Kellyann Day Morris A. Wessel EFFECTIVE My students. I am very proud Virginia Jackson Carolyn & Aug DeLuca Morris & Irm Wessel to be a teacher and help kids special. Jayden Katherine Desormeau Marlene Woodman Alyn Doan Johnson Your mother Diane, develop as thinkers who have Jean Jordan on Mother’s Day Jeanne Jordan Yadira Duran their own voices. www.cfgnh.org/2012donors Jeffrey Kaye ECCP Class of 2016 Dr. Kurt Koral Louise Endel Jean Mariah Cobb LaCamera Eugenie Gentry Marie LeTourneau Maria Gillen Vincent P. Martone Melanie Ginter’s birthday Dr. Tammis Sholin Miller Carol Greenbaum Keegan D. Moeller Mona Gregg INVOLVED Victor Newman Jean Han & Chris Muha, Sara Elizabeth O’Connor at the time of their wedding Peyton Judith Hanley Glenn J. Pollard Deanna Leighton Arthur Ratner Emma Leonard Jose M. Rojas Rosemary & Foster Little Charles Royal Sr. Carol Loeffler Lawton G. Sargent John Loge Harriet Saulsbury Jocelyn Maminta Alex Stielow Maria Melendez RESPONSIVE Sally Levrant Tanner Paul Michaelson Benjamin Trivelli Muriel Sholin Miller’s birthday Sister Anne Virginie Lesley Mills’ birthday Bob Richard Warren Keegan D. Moeller Juanita Washington Mom I have met so many new, young people who are starting really PROFESSIONAL wonderful programs. Those folks continue to show up and continue to give wholeheartedly to the city. 28 29 ® giveGreater.org DONORS WHAT INSPIRES YOU?

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Monika Advocate Stephanie Arlis-Mayor Kathy Barkin Norman L. Bender & Michael Blair William Bracci Taylor Brown Linda Burt Dr. Penny Canny Ellen Casoria Eleanor Susan Agamy Anne Armour Helen Barnes Patricia Werner Bender Gretchen Blake Fiona Bradford Zach Brown Robert Burt Hart & Frank Caparulo Chelsea Castiglioni Melinda Agsten Gordon F. Armour Stephanie Barnes Susan Bender Greta Blau Michael Bradford Faye Brownfield Andy Burzynski Magdalena Capasso Melissa Castleman We thank these many Graciela Aguirre Sara Armstrong Hil Barnett Sarah Bennett Lisa Blees Alice Bradley Barbara Browning Doreen Busca Lisa Capitani Lauren Cavalli What inspires me is seeing the Robert Ahearn Rachel B. Arnedt Megan Barnett Therese Bennett Phil Bleich Carolyn Bradley Alan Bruce J. Bush Colin Caplan Patricia Cavanagh community out on days like this donors who gave in Nancy Veale Ahern Stephanie Arnold Michael A. Baron Barbara Berg Julie Blitzer Elizabeth Bradley Ann Bruchansky Danielle Bushnell Marianne Capozzi Dan Cavanaugh Woo-Kyoung Ahn Gloria Arons David Barrett Robert Berg Meredith Blodget Jean Bradley Patricia Bruder Mary Ellen Bushnell Dr. Roberta Capp Judie Cavanaugh and seeing every kind of person Rona Ahrens Laura Aronstein Linda Barrett Silvia Berg Katherine Blood John Bradley Anne Brueckner Peter Butler Vanessa Cappello Susan Cayer Stout 2012 to support their Cornelia Alden Christina Arredondo Padraig Barry Eric & Ethel Berger Mary Bloom Dean Bradshaw Ron Brundage Claudia Buzzi Sharon Cappetta Elizabeth Cayer you could possibly imagine out Matthew Aleksinas Maria TY Arredondo Colleen Bartlett-Belbusti G. Spencer Berger Meg Bloom William Brame Charlotte Brunet Susan Byrn Alicia Caraballo Jeffrey Cebrik enjoying the good weather. favorite nonprofits in Jim Alfieri Ana Arroyo Anna K. Bartow Judith Berger Noah Bloom Maria Brancato-Reiter Pilar Brunet Linda Byrne Tony Carberry Linda Cedarbaum Patrocoa Alfieri William Aseltyne Myrna F. Baskin Laura Berger Karen Blum Stephen Brandi Richard C. Brunet Ryan Byrnes Violet Carbone June Cestone Thomas Allen Eran Ashany Carole Bass Ron Berger John Boccalatte Thomas Brandt Whitney Brunet Suzanne Cabot Pamela Carley Arnold Chadderdon our region. Cambria Alpha Marjorie Askenase Paul Bass Timothy Berger Patricia J. Boczer Gail Brathwaite Nancy Brunetti Elena Cahill Don & Cindy Carlin Julia Chaffe Anne Alstott Rosalind Atkins Elaine Bataille Miriam Berkman Rose Boehm Steven Brechter Tracy Bruno Dr. Peter Cain Jane Carlozzi Don Chaffee John Alstott Katharine Atlas Carol Battin Rita D. Berkson Genevieve Bogacki Andrew Breck Dr. Arlene Bruskin Elizabeth Caires Lisa Carlson Jeffrey Chaffkin www.cfgnh.org/2012givegreater Burton Z. Alter Barbara Attick Miriam Battista & Randolph B. Reinhold Maureen Bogan Carroll W. Brewster Carol Brutza Heather Calabrese Dr. Jan Carlsson-Bull John Champion Dorothy Althoff Christopher Au Wendy Battles Mickey Berliner Dana Bogatz Ursula Brewster Mairi Bryan Victor Calabrese Charles Carmalt Stephanie Chan Tanya Alves Cindy Au Christine Batts Nancy Berliner Cliff & Meg Bogue William Bridgman LaVonta Bryant Anne Tyler Calabresi Barbara Carney Zoe Chance Chisom Amaechi Judith August Angela Baumann Lisa Berlinger Aimee Bogush Jennifer Briggs Anne Bryson Andrew Calandrelli Maureen Carney Cindy Chandler-Guy Gordon Ambach Stephen August Hayne Bayless Albert Bernasconi Otto Bohlmann Linda Briggs Susan Bryson Linda Calarco Katherine Caro Corey Chang Lucy E. Ambach Carol Austin Kimberly Baymiller Clare Berner Reggie Bok Grace G. Bright Robert Buckholz Jr. Yolanda Caldera-Durant Cynthia Carolan Joseph Chang Janet Ambrose Aviv Aviad Maria Luisa Bayron Elizabeth Berner Robert Bolduc Daniel Brillman Anita Buckmaster Caldwell Group Ann Carollo Vicky M. 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Feldman Becky Fox Jen Christiansen Richard Cohn Ryan Corey 2010 2011 2012 2013 Elizabeth DePaolo Cheryl Doss Kyle Elligers Serena Feliciano Deirdre Fox Alexander Jane Christie Martha Colaresi Marilyn Cormack Brooke DeRosa Jeff Doucette Michele Elliott Susan Fellows Jerome Fox Gail Diane Chuba Diana Colcord Russ Cormier Chester Derr Denise Dow William Elliott Fence World Kathy Fox Chubb & Son Arthur Colella Ginny Corraro Danielle DeSanti Diane Dow Maliya Ellis Lisa Feniola Tracy Fox Our small village where Julie Chubet Kieran Coleman John Corraro Alison Cunningham Gayle Davis Matthew Desfosses James Dowd Peter Ellis Jane Ferguson Norma Franceschi The boardwalk and public everyone knows everyone else. Dr. Marvin Chun Beth Colette Michael Corraro Christian Curless Mary Davis Eileen Deshpande Beth Downey Martha Ellman Dr. Deborah Ferholt R. Franchini beaches of West Haven that are Soonil Chun Michael Colianna Lindesay Cotlier Lynn Curless Matt Davis Sam DeSimone Heidi Downey Etsuko Elmammann Lisa O. Fernandez & Kerry-Ann Frank Our neighborhoods are Barb Chupp Margaret Colleran Marguerite Cotte Peter Curley Paul Davis Fran DeToro Gregory J. Downing Patti Emelander Richard A. Remnick Mary Ann Frank available to everyone. Julie Church Wini Colleran Mark Cotte Donna Curran Kellyann Day Ken Devoe Jacqueline Downing Frank Emery Meredith Ferraro Stephanie Franklin close-knit places. Kara Chymbor-Hunter Alexandra Collins Alexandra Cottrell Gail Curran Drew Days & Ann Langdon Lawrence Devoe Kevin Downing Alfred Emma David Ferretti Christine Franquemont Christina Ciociola Brad Collins Margaret Coughlin Karen Curran John Dayton Lucas Devoe Laura Downs Barbara Endres Alden Ferro Quilla Franquemont Robert Ciociola Catherine Collins Martin Coughlin William Curran Jelle & Felicite de Boer Eileen Devore Andrew Drabkin Alice Engbith Bruce & Mary Fichandler Maria Freda John Cirello Cora Collins Sara Courtemanche Christine Curtiss John de Figueiredo Dianne Kaplan deVries Linda Drazen Alida Engel Polly Fiddler Elizabeth Frederick Cathy Ciresi Jenny Collins Mark Cousineau Gabriel Da Silva Kevin Deame Ann DeWitt Alaina Driscoll Jonathan Engbith Leslibeth Figueroa Shane Frederick Paul Cislo Mackenzie Collins Sue Cousineau Inger Da Silva Sean Dean Charles DeWitt John Drury Christopher Engstrom Stephanie Figueroa Ian Freeman Cynthia B. Clair Porsche Collins Catherine Cox Shefau Dabre-Rufus Stacy DeAngelis Gwen DeWitt Deepak Dsouza Eric Epstein Monica Filppu John Freeman Ann Clark Aisling Colon John Cox Karla Dagostino Marydale DeBor John DeWitt Karen E. DuBois-Walton Gail Erickson Amy Findorak James & Jean French Charles Clark Janine Colonese Susan Coyle Terry Dagradi Joseph Deciutiis Ricahard DeWitt Sandra Dudarevitch Rodney Erickson Emily A. Fine Frew Management LLC Elizabeth Clark Dennis J. Colwell Judith Craig Donna Daignault David Decker Timothy DeWitt Barbara Dudley Steve Erickson Jonathan Finger Charles Frey Genese Clark Hilary Colyer Ellen Cramp Derick Dailey Paul DeCoster Yolanda Di Leone Mary Lee Duff Mats Ericson Thea Finkelstein Terri Fried Jayme Clark Patrice Comey Ilene Crawford Jane Dalal Rick DeCrosta Melissa Diamond Sean Duffy Sarah Erwich Deborah Fins Karen E. Friedberg Judy Clark The Community Foundation Trina Cretella Anne D’Alessio Linda Deemy Lucy Diaz Alexandra Dufresne Sharyn Esdaile Margaret Firla Aeleen Frisch Katrina Clark of Gaston County/ Ellen Cretella-Connell Terry Daley Mark DeFelice Maria Diaz Carolyn Duhaime Linda Estacion Michael & Alice Fischer Ben Fromm Laura Clark The Leone Family Fund Claire Criscuolo Mary DAmato Charlene Defilippo Mary Dib Jonathan Dull Gail & Bill Etter John Fisher Susan Froshauer Patricia Clark Joan Compton Kelly Crocamo Barbara D’Amico Karen deFur Kim DiBenedetto Barbara Duncan Joseph Evans Maria Fisher-Proulx Rosaria Frumento Susan Clark Susan Compton David Crompton Julie Danetz Carmen Dege Eda diBiccari Elizabeth Dunham Michael Everhart Elizabeth Fishman Lori Fry Fred Clarke Jacqui Comshaw Kat Cronin Christine Danforth Lucille DeGregorio Thomas DiBlasi Diane C. Dunne Elizabeth Evers Sharon Fiske Chris Fuselier Laura Clarke Connie Condon Cynthia Cross Robert Dannies John DeHart Carol Dickerman Rick Dunne Barbara Fabiani Chris Fistonich Suzanne Gabriel Lindsay Clarke Becky Conekin Jane Crossman John DaRin Linda DeHart Duo Dickinson Joyce Dupee Sarah Fabish Stephanie FitzGerald Paul Gacek Peg Peter Clarke Mary Beth Congdon Rachel Croteau Joseph Dascoli Paula Delage Elizabeth Dickinson Joy A. Duva Alanna Fagan Patricia Fitzsimons Patricia Gadsden Marquell Samuel Clarke Kathleen Connelly Leena Crothers Carylann & Henry Dauber Meredith Delbello Paul DiGrazio Karen C. Duval Meredith Fahey Eric Fjeldal Kelly Gaertner Martha Clay Stephen Connelly Douglas Crowley James Dauterive Lois DeLise Anthony DiLauro Keyona Dyson Patricia Falkenhagen Bart Flaherty Stephen Gaffney My children enjoy the school Nancy Clayton Sally E. Connolly Phyllis Crowley Haatal Dave Philip DeLise Hon. Patricia Dillon Ron Ebrecht Kelsey Family John Flanders Paul Gagne My dad, because he teaches me system, I like the way they treat Thomas Clayton Susan Conover Samantha Crowley Mark Davenport Kathy DellaMura Sheree DiMario Bob Eck Michael Fant Christina Fleming Mark Gahm about life — and he tells me to look Keith Claytor Theresa Conroy Christian Crumlish Barbara O. David Lucas Dellaporta Michael S. Dimenstein Carol Eck Kelly Farley Bowen Deb Flis Pat Gajdosik every child individually for their Constance Clement John Conte Jennifer Crumlish Malwin Davila Mark Dellavalle Lois Dioro Adele Edgerton Allison Farley Dava Flowers-Poole Dolores Gall in the mirror in the morning and Catherine Clifford Liz Conway Peter Crumlish Deborah Davis Barbara Delmhorst Anthony DiSalvo Catherine Edwards Lauren Farley Kristin Floyd Emily Gallagher capabilities and promote and Gary Cline David S. Cook Jr. Eliezer Lee Cruz Dianne Davis George Delmhorst Eric Dobler Deborah Edwards Peg & Mike Farley Betty Kay Fluke Haynes Gallagher say, “I am the greatest man alive.” Lisbeth Cload Debbie Cook Elizabeth Culler Eileen Davis Nanette DeLucia Dianne Dobosz Jennifer & Ross Edwards The Farmer’s Cow Elizabeth Fluke Lindsay Gallo encourage artistic abilities. James Clune Geoff Cook Mary Culver Erich Davis Alisa DelVecchio Christine Dokko John Edwards James B. Farnam Janice Fodero Sabra Gallo

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Hermans Blair Kauffman Barbara Jean Garofalo Joyce Goldberg Timothy Gribble Lisa Harden Oswald Hernandez Carrero Brianna Kauffman Margaret Garofalo Ken Goldberg Sheri Grier Therese Hare Christina Herrick Jeff Kaufman Cassandra Garrett Louis Goldberg Alison Griffin Channing Harris Yehoshua Hershberg $520,000 Leah Kaufman Matthew Garrett Philip Goldberg Anne Griffin Kenneth Harris Carolyn Herwig Bernard L. Kavaler Anna Garsten Rachel Goldberg Carolyn Griffin Anne Harrison Charlotte Herzan ® Henry Kavanagh Sharron Gasior Robin Golden Erin Griffin Beverly Harrison John Herzan IN giveGreater.org GIVING Thomas Kavanaugh Henry Gates Francine Goldfarb Meghan Griffin Robert Harrity Irene Herzog Paula B. Kavathas Monica Geary Amy Goldman Patrick Griffin Gail Hartnett Katharine Herzog Jay Kaye Diane M. Gedeon-Martin Jacqueline Goldsby Terry Griffin Martin Hartog Lena Hesbach Karly Holcombe Kurt Hummel Alice Ivy Meredith Johnston Eunice Kaymen Christopher Paul Gehr Eileen & Bruno Goldschmidt Thomas Griggs Jr. Ari Hartstein Page Heslin Carol Holloman Stephanni Hummel Markanthony Izzo Wendy Johnston Ana Kayne Karen Robert Gelbach Richard Goldstein Nigel Grindley Alice-Anne Harwood David Hesse Thomas Holloman Maria Hunenko Catherine Jackson Donna Jolly Daniel Kayne Gary Geller Andrew Gomes Deborah Grisgraber Timothy Harwood Debbie Hesse Christopher Holloway David Hunter Linda Jackson Candace Jones Michael Kayne In New Haven we have Yale, one Robert Gemmell Maria Gomez H. Clark Griswold David Hass Lee Heston Frances Holloway Janice Hunter Dr. Oksana Jackson Catherine Jones Richard Kayne I appreciate that there are a lot of of the most prestigious schools in Tamar Gendler Juan Gonzalez Robert Gross Bradford Hastings Edward Heyne Jeffrey Holloway Kathleen Hunter Dr. Shirley Jackson Charles Jones Shirley Kayne musical events in the area — New General Electric Foundation Ramon Gonzalez Caroline Ross Grossman Elizabeth Hatch Dennis & Joan Hickey Lisa Holmes Ann Hurlbut Julia Jacobson David Jones Kay Kazmaier America. Because we have such Jeanette Gentile Rolando Gonzalez Jill Grossman Serena Hatch Lucinda Hicks-Beach Quinn Bernadette Holodak Alan Hurst Susan E. Jacobson Emily Jones Charlotte Kearney Haven Symphony, The Oakdale Steve Gentile Yamilet Gonzalez Julie Grosso Chris Hathaway Bill Higbee Mildred Holodak Juan Hurtado Lisa Jacques Gordon Jones Mary Kearney a personal relationship with Yale, Jeffrey Geoghegan Karen Gooley Mark Grove David Hathaway Matthew Higbee Ann Holt William Husic Valerie Jadulang Jean C. Jones Liliana Kearson Theatre, places like that. It’s nice Olena Geoghegan John Gordon Robert Grzywacz Nora Hawkins Dr. Edmund Higgins Mary Honan Barbara Hutchinson Leonard Jahad Margaret Jones Nicole Keder it encourages me to work harder Chris George Joseph Gordon Ziqiang Guan Carol & John Hay Helen Higgins Betsy Hoos Donald Hutchinson Jacqueline James Philip Jones Deb Kelleher that there’s such a variety of in school so that I can maybe Cosby George Josh Gordon Peter Guarino Mark Hayden Jeffrey Higgins Dr. Jeffrey Hoos Lucile Hutchinson Latrice James Ralph C. Jones Holly Keller classical music available. Logan George Robert Gordon Marcia Guddemi Christine Hayes Leslie Higgins Helana Hoover-Litty Richard Hutchinson Loretta & John James Terry Jones Priscilla Kellert attend a special university Weruche George Jenifer Gorin Marsha K. Guess Lisa Haynes Shelley Higher One Inc. Amy Hopkins Susan Hutchinson Madeleine Janover Xilin Jordan Denice Kelley Betty J. Gerner Darlene Gost Erin Guffey Kerry Haynes Ellen Highkin Julie Hopkinson Sharon G. Huttner Charles Janson Adriana Joseph Jean R. Kelley like that. Elisabeth Gersten Michelle Gottlieb Toni Guittard Michael Haynes Carlton Highsmith Richard Hoponick Charisse Hutton Laura Jarett Richard Joseph Lauren Kelley Chris Getman Priscilla Gottlieb Maureen Gulick Santosh Hayre Gretchen Highsmith Katriina Hopper Veronica Huvelle Donna Jarlenski Catherine Joyce Deborah Kellogg Toddie Getman Giulia Gouge Peter Gulick Barbara B. Healy Ann Hilgert James Horan Eleanor Hylinski Callie Jayne Gabrielle Joyce Arthur Kelly Greg Giaquinto Stephen Gould Janet Gustafson Myra Healy Chris Hilgert William Horne Gregory Hylinski Sandra Jedziniak & Roger F. Joyce John Kelly Joanne Gibau Gilda Goutremont Barbara Guth Cristen Heavens Tim & Nikki Hilgert Lisa Horowitz Steven Hylinski Jeremy Mellitz Margaret Judd Kitty Kelly Riley Gibbs Jen Grace Baron Bob Guth Howard Hebel Elisabeth Hill Sheryl Horowitz Thomas E. Hylinski Mary Jeffries Monica Judge Nancy Kelly David H. Gibson Terry Grady Carol Gutkin David Hebrank Letitia Hill Catherine Hosley George Iadarola Joan Jenkins Enrique Juncadella Reverend Julie Kelsey Mark Gidlund Bruce Graham Stacey Gutman Kelly Hebrank Scott & Christy Hill Laurie Hotchkiss Clara Ianniello Alfred Jessel Daniel Junkins Donna Kemper Robert Gifford Mary Graham Heather Hackley Shawn Hebrank Robert Hilliard Adrienne Houel Vincent Ianniello Erika Jessen Richard G. Jurzyk Jr. Cynthia Kempner Heather Gilbert Renee Graham Judith Hackman Theresa Hebrank Allan Hillman Alex Howard Lawrence Iannotti Heather Jessen Daniel Jusino Paula Kendall Tracy Gilbert Natalie Grainger Alice & Jim Hadler Rachel Heerema Deborah Hine Ann Howard Lucie Iannotti John Jessen Carrie Kahn Dorsey L. Kendrick Gloria Gildea Mary Grande Polly Hagan Robert Heerema Colleen Hines Robert Howard Zeff Iazinger Arlene Jevelle Patricia Kalba Kimberly Kenna Jane Gillis Dave Grant Stephanie Haig Jeanny Heermance Laura Hintz T. Howard Joseph Ierardi Grace Joan Johanson Patricia Kallas M. Elizabeth Kennard Michael Gimbel Margaret Graustein Stephanie Halene Noel Heimer Karen Hirsch Winston Howard Katherine Ingram Berit Johnson Patricia Kalm Hillary Kennedy Ruth Gindhart Carol Grave Enroue Halfkenny Robert Heimer Melissa Pearsall Hirsch Nancy Howe Kanica Ingram-Mann Bruce C. 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LeVan Toni Ligon Gretchen Lytle Beverly Martin David McCoart Susan R. Meredith Stacia Monahan Marleen Kim Alison Kucinskas Karen Leibowitz Laura Levatino Sydney S. Lillick Mark Lytle Elizabeth A. Martin Mary C. McConnell Claudia Merson Bob Monahon David King Lee Kuckro Robert Leighton & Kia Levey Catherine Lincoln Ellen Mackler Jacob Martin Robert McCorkle Anthony Meyer Jane Monahon James King Amy Kutniewski Maureen Weaver Rachel Levine Robert Linden Tara MacNamara Jill E. Martin Paul McCraven Dr. Jodie Meyer Robert Monahon Terri-Ann King Douglas Kysar Anika Singh Lemar Barbara Levine-Ritterman Penny Lindsay J. Thomas Macy Lorraine Martin Marie McDaniel Roslyn Milstein Meyer Jorge Monroy Makaela Kingsley Luke Labella Michelle LeMere Kirsten Levinsohn Dana Lindsley Charlotte Madar Margaret Martin Steven McEntire Lois Meyers Christina Montanari Mary Kirkpatrick Erin Labulis Kevin Lembo Dan Levinson Larry Lipsher Mokshay Madiman Max Martin Amanda Kate McEvoy Mark Mezzanotte Joyce Montanari Cynthia Kiss Robert Laccone Marjorie Lemmon Dr. Amanda Levitt Angela Liptack Fred Magenheimer Rebecca Martin Benjamin McGalliard Megan Michalowski Jane Montanaro Gloria Kiss Anna Lachowska Peter & Suzanna Lengyel Anna Levy-Warren Annie Lis Jennifer L. Magri Robert Martin Emily McGalliard Amy Mickelson Ruth Montgomery John Kiss Chris LaConte Kenneth Lenz Karina Lewis Lisgar Builders LLC Mary Magri Travis Martin Jane McGinn Dana Mickelson Elizabeth Monz Cindy S. Kissin Jenny Laden Garry Leonard Rose Lewis JoEllen Lisi Martha Maguire Nilda Martinez Ellen McGinnis Michele Mickelson Deborah Moore Ilene Alison Kistner Dr. Suzanne Lagarde Marcia Leonard Maya Lewis-Hayre Christopher Little Walter Maguire Vannesa Martinez Alice A. McGovern P. Gregory Mickelson Thais Moore Cabby Mary Klaaren Sarah Laird Wendy Maione Janet Martone Rosemary McGovern Philip Mickelson Raynaldo Morales Joanne Klein Angela LaKomski Dr. Danil & Jennifer Makarov Judith Martz Linda McGrath Marjorie Micklos Rosa Morales I think it’s a great question — Kevyn Klein Stephanie Lakomski Kimberly Malcolm Alison Maruca Melissa McGrath John Mickmac Katherine Moran I found out that there’s a lot of what inspires me — a day like this! Liese Klein Stephen Lakomski Janet Maley David Maruca Casey McGuane Janet Mickow Richard Moran Jr. opportunities and a lot of people Matthew Klein Barbara Lamb Kathleen Malin Janet Maruca Robert McGuire Carol Miedema Claire Morduch It just fills me with inspiration, Kendle Klein-Smith Vanessa Lamers Jocelyn Malkin, MD John Mascialino Tad McGwire Margaret Mikan Daniel Morgan here from not only all over the Alvin Klevorick Lorna Lamoureux Christine Malloy Marjan Mashhadi John McHale Jennifer MikoLevine Robert Morgan energy, wonder, ideas, Alan Kliger Adam Landman Laura Malone Nancy Masloski Maria McIntire Denise Milanese Eileen Moriarty country, but all over the world. Joan Kliger James E. Lane Thomas Malone Carolyn Mason Sharon McIntosh John Milanese William Morico information, fresh air. Michael Klingbeil Patricia B. Langdon Marianne Maloney Charles T. Mason Kristen McKay Marianna Milanese Gerald Morin There are a lot of people to Beth E. Klingher Jeffrey Lange Carol Mancusi-Ungaro Christina Mason Margaret Jean McKee Judy Mileto Michael Moris bounce ideas off of and a lot of Cami Kloster Sharon Langer Cecilia Manion Penny Mason Tracy McKee Daniel Milikowsky James Morley Jill Kneerim Shelley Langer Cynthia Mann The Masone Family Katherine McKenzie Jennifer Milikowsky Marcia Morley inspiring people. It’s just a really Will Kneerim & Ross M. Lanius Jr Janice L. Mansi Tricia Masone Beth McKeown Sharon Milikowsky Rosamund Morley Danielle Scheltens Bruce Larkin Julia Marciano Thomas Masse Peggy McKie Aaliyah Miller Amy Morocco nurturing environment with many Crystal Knight Amy LaRocca Laura Marcinauskis Esther Massie Paul McLaughlin Cathie Miller William Morris Jean Larson 3,200 Julie Mardjekaj Jan McLean David Miller Janet Morrison people excited about new ideas. 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Paley Tom Peterson Christopher Prokop Karin Render Stephen Ross Ruth Sack Linda Sauve Teri Schatz the many opportunities we have Andrew Neblett Kee O’Brien Rivka & Jerry Paley Jonathan Petkun Gary J. Prosco Zoe & Troy Resch Sebastian Rossi Katherine Sacks Annita Sawyer Ben Scheer some of the best people I’ve ever Beate Neblett Michael O’Brien Rivkah Paley Liza Petra Mary Ann Provey Lillian Resnik Sheilah Rostow Shelly Saczynski Stephen Saxl David Scheer to get together... to go out and Charles Negaro Michelle O’Brien Sharon Paley Catherine M. Petraiuolo Melissa Pucci Nancy Restivo Linda Roth Beverly Sager Johnny Scafidi Samantha Scheer met, best people I’ll ever know. Nancy Negaro Rosemary O’Brien Renee Pallenberg Catherine P. Petraiuolo Drika Purves Jason Reutenauer Gilian Robin Roush Dr. David Sakheim Scot & Tracy Scala Tracey Scheer feel like you’re really outside... Charlotte Nelson Erica O’Connor Dr. A. David Paltiel Margaret & David Phelps Peter Putnam Patricia Reynolds Daniel Rowland Serena Sakheim Sarah Scalia Andrea Schieckel A lot of great things coming out walk another two minutes and Paige Nelson Nelly O’Connor Catherine Pamelard Caroline Phillips Joseph Quaranta Paul Ricard of the New Haven area. A lot of Sara O. Nelson Eileen O’Donnell Amy Panek Charlotte Phillips Elaine Quinn Bobbie Rich go to a museum, another five Mary Nescott Jeffrey O’Donnell Angel Pantoja John & Jane Phillips Kristin Quinn Joan Richling young people have a lot of great Bernard A. Nevas Matthew O’Hare Betty Panza Frances Phipps Megan Quinn Laura Richling minutes and be in the city. David Nevas Linda Oechsle Susan Papa Harold Phipps Molly Quinn Rona Richter ideas. They want to make the Jennifer Nevas Darin Offerdahl Melinda Papowitz Michael Phipps Pat Quinn Kathleen Riddle Linda Nevas Megan Officer Laura Pappano Danielle Piazza Clara Quinones Patrick Riddle place — the world — a lot better. 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Ullman Janna Wagner John Welling Rachel Wiseman Suzanne Zitser Big Brothers, Big Sisters is really which is a program for disabled Marcia Simon Margaret Sosnaud Barbara Stern Kathryn Sundberg Prakash Thomas Richard Ullman Walter D. Wagoner Jr. Elizabeth Welsh Jerri Wittekind Andrew Zold big in this community. They really Nissa Simon Mercedes Soto Rachel Stern Joshua Superchi Betty Thompson Stephen E. Ullman Kelsey Wakefield Gerald Wenner Stephen Wizner Frank Zold people like me, I have fully Jennifer Simpson Pedro Soto David Sterrett Mary Surowiecki Cheryl Thompson Theresa Ullman Diana S. Wakerley Claire Werner Edith Wolf Shelby Zold help out the youth. Ann Sinatra Margaret Soufer Donald Sterrett Richard Sussman Craig Thompson & Maureen Ulsamer June Waldman Dr. A. Brian West Tyler Wolfram Lawrence C. Zukof grasped community service ever Katelyn Sinatra Debra Soulsby Garrett Stevens Alan Sutin Christi Moore Jeffrey Updyke Linda Waldman R. Harrison West Ellen Wolfson Stephen Zulli Sam Sinatra Dan Spakowicz Susan S. Stevens John Suttle Huwerl Thornton Kelly Updyke Marjorie Waldman Randolph West Steven Wolfson Karen Zyko since I came here. I made it a Robert Singletary Donna Spatz Virginia Stevenson Seville Suznne Dr. Mae Tighe Sara Vagliano George Waldron Anne Westerman Alvin Wong part of my everyday life. It has Gary Skau Dr. Erica Spatz Dale Stewart Kenneth Suzuki Alex Tilton James Vahey Patricia L. Wales Sue Westine Deborah Woodworth Rebecca Skau Barry & Claudia Spaulding Deb Stewart Robert Svensk Pauline & Joe Tinari Micaela Valentin Therese Wales Alyson Weston-Murphy J. Melvin Woody really helped me to a greater Judith Sklarz Elicia Pegues Spearman Monica Steyer Svigals & Partners Dr. Julie Tison James Van Bergh Adriana Walheim Glenn & Dotty Dominic Woolfrey Mark & Judy Sklarz Diane & Patrick Speer Barnard Steyn Barry Svigals Patricia Todd Mariann Van Buren Gordon Walker Weston-Murphy Monsi Wooten understanding that community Gary & Laura Sklaver Rosalyn Sperling Debra Sticht Diane Svigals Anne Tofflemire Michael Van Leesten Mac Walker Angela Westwood Elizabeth Wootton service should and will be a part Ian Skoggard Sidney & Christina Spiesel Arthur Stiles Angie Swanger Frampton Tolbert Peter Van Ness Mary Jo Walker James Westwood Andrew Wormser Judy Skolnick Bruce Spiewak Karen B. Stiles Ruth Swanton Jay Tolisano Laurel H. Van Wilgen Nancy L. Walker Kathy Whalen Ben Wormser of everyone’s life no matter what. Anna Skula Elaine Spinato Still River Editions Joyce Sweeney Dacia Toll Thomas Vanty Patti L. 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Terry Abbott Nancy Cassella Diana Edmonds Annie Kaplan Erin Livensparger Kay Petraiuolo Amos Smith In addition to the Board Mark Abraham Vanessa Catley Beverly Edwards Brian Karsif Charles H. Long Doreen Pigali Samuel Smith Marie Acquavita Gabrielle Chango Mary Elia Latrina Kelly Ingi-Mai Loorand Edward H. Pikaart Jr. Lynn Smith Susan Addiss Kelly Chapman Pat Elia Tirzah Kemp Fernando Lopes Charlie Pillsbury Rolan Joni Young Smith and staff, many people Nancy Alderman, MES Barbara Chesler Justin Elicker Troy Kemp Ceferino Lugo Margaret Pisano Daniel M. Smith Nancy Alexander Katrina Clark Willie Ellis Dr. Dorsey Kendrick Wanda Malave Norine Polio Jane Snaider Samuel Allen Erik Clemons Toni Ellis Ed Kisluk Sherman Malone Alice Pritchard Anne Somsel contribute to the work Yury-Maciel Andrews Karen L. Clute, Esq. Louise Endel Sandy Koorejian Alfred Marden Taylor Purvis Sarah Sorenson Nilda Aponte Charlene Collier Claudia Espisito Diane Kowalski Ariella Martin Chris Randall Florene Spann of The Community Stephanie Ariker James E. Cohen Kevin Ewing Natasha LaButhie Clarise Mason Madeline Ravich Squash Haven youth Adrianna Arreola Dolores Colon Tom Ficklin Robert Laska Sheila Masterson James Rawlings Sara R. Stadler Lucia Aschettino Luz Colville Juan Figueroa Frederick Leaf Kica Matos Babz Rawls-Ivy Cythnia Steer Foundation. Volunteers Chisara Asomugha William S. Colwell Joelle Fishman Carlton Lee Windell Matthews Ashley Ray Anne Steers, LCSW Judith August Convening for Women Edie Fishman Karen Lenahan Ebony McClease Tylon Ray Shannon Sullivan serve on committees, Stephen P. August youth presenters: Brian Forsyth Kia Levey EA McCoy Patrick Redding Christina Sutton Okeke Austine Bryana Andrew Foster Richard Levin Donna McGrath Varvara Reilly Patricia B. Sweet Claire Willette Barnett Kathleen Galo Murphy Susan Lewin Caprice Taylor Mendez Richard Resch D’andre Thomas * Dania give feedback through Al Barnett Lensly Gay Tricia Lin Zoe Mercer-Golden Luis Reyes Donte Thomas 58% Susan Gabi Daun Barrett Gordon T. Geballe, PhD Abby Lipschutz Lesley Mills Jackie Reyes Odyssey Thomas OF PEOPLE SURVEYED Jazmine Paul Bass Jenna Eugenie Gentry Mildred Reyes James Tickey focus groups, review Samantha Batson Katie Florita Gillespie Monica Reyes Agnes Timpson The Jewish Coalition for Literacy Elaine Battles Lauryn William W. Ginsberg Heather Reynolds Vincent Tinerello is the brainchild of people at grant and scholarship Kristen Bayer Mia Joanne Goldblum Jennifer Rich Barbara Tinney Joseph Beckford Nilda Georgia Goldburn Beverly Richardson Linda Townsend Selinnet the Jewish Community Center. Shelia Bell Amy Goldman Allison Rivera Evan Trachten Patricia Conwell applications, spread Ethel Berger Luz Gonzalez Dinorah Rivera Bruce Trammell VOLUNTEER Every Tuesday morning I go to Kathleen Cooney Rita Berkson Valencia Goodridge Jennifer Rivera Idris Trotman Alaysia Cooper Michael Berman Madelyn Goodwin Helene Robbins Maria Tupper Edgewood School and I spend the word, and promote Kathleen Cosgrove Stephanie Bilskis Derrick Gordon Rejean Robinson Antoinette Turner John Courtmanche IN GREATER NEW HAVEN an hour reading with two little LaTasha Blackwell John D. Gordon Carmen Rodriguez Snow Turner Betse Courtmanche Arthur Bogen Maureen Gorman Lollie Rodriguez Tomi Veale action about what Claire Criscuolo kids who need a little bit of extra Anita Bonilla Mary Grande Norma Rodriguez-Reyes Mauriel Vega Tracey Cusack Andrew Boone Monica Greay Victor Rogers Liz Vega help. 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Demir Harriet Buckman Jennifer Heath Maria Mojica Rocco Orlando Anthony F. Santore Kimberly Whitley Tyler E. Dennett III and how to keep their attention. Mary Jane Burt Ricardo Henriquez Marta Moret Francisco Ortiz Mike Scagliarini Virginia T. Wilkinson John DeStefano Jr. Emily Byrne Curtis Hill Fred Morrison Christopher Ozyck Lori Schroeder Asia Williams Patricia Dewitt Eileen Cain Howard K. Hill Loria Morrison Frances Padilla Patricia Scussel Earlene Williams Daniel Diaz Alena Calder Elizabeth Hilton Ashley Morrison John Padilla Barbara Segaloff Alen Williams Pat Dillon Neva Caldwell Gloria Holmes Fernando Muñiz Abel Padro Sandra V. Senich Brian Williams Kelly Dillon Lisa Capaccio Brett Hoover Laura Mustakos Dr. Mary Papazian Yusuf Shah Davida Wilson Harold Donegan Kiley Cappetta Kanicka Ingram Radouane Nasry David Pearson Sheila Shanklin Katherine Wiltshire Verta Douglas Alicia Caraballo Tamiko Jackson New Haven Promise Tyra Pendergrass Jane Shaw LaRonda Winfrey Diane Dow Betty Cardoza Gina Jackson neighborhood canvassers James E. Perillo Jana Shea Marcia Winter Bea Dozier-Taylor Ida Carr Rachel Jackson David I. Newton Art Perlo Ellen Shuman Aurora Wright Leah Dudley Angie Carter Theresa Jefferies Clara Nixon Thomas Perrone Jeanette Simon Teresa Younger Mary Lee Duff Emily Casaretto Nancy Roldan Johnson Holly O’Brien Elaine Peters Ardissa Smalls Janice Yusza Yari Duran Timothy G. Cashman Martha Judd Darin L. Offerdahl, MBA, CPA Liza Petra Gary Smart

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Nobleman Mark Sklarz, Esq. Pamela C. Boller James Kasper Ed & Margie Pikaart those living donors who Thomas Beirne III Guertin & Guertin Gesmonde, Pietrosimone & Sgrignari LLC Day Pitney LLP Richard J. & Joan Bonomi Brooks M.* & Suzanne G. Kelley Angela G. Powers Halsey Associates Inc. Dr. Harold D. & Maureen L. Bornstein Frank Kenna Jr. & Joan Kenna Michael Gulish Darin L. Offerdahl Laura Sklaver, Esq. David G. Powrie have created a permanent to be the ideal vehicle William Brink John D. Kernan Jr. & Karen Kernan Andrew Boone LPL Financial Michaud, Accavallo, Susman Duffy & Segaloff PC Douglas W. Rae Tony Cafiero & Heather Rife Harvey & Ruth Koizim UBS Financial Services Inc. Woodbridge & Cusano LLC Patrick B. Rowland & through which their Elizabeth R. Hartmayer Daniel M. Smith, JD, CFBS, AEP, CLTC, SCP Mary Carey Edward Konowitz Lisa A. Kwesell charitable legacy in their Stearns Bryant Jr. Merrill Lynch Investment Managers Bette Lynn Paez, CFP Daniel M. Smith & Associates Barbara W. 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Merrill Lynch, The GKH Group May & Stanek Erskine & Virginia Galpin Crossley Nancy Devine McClennan Jane Snaider Dayton Circle visionaries Parrett, Porto, Parese & Colwell PC Matthew Peterson David & Christina Cugell Phyllis McDowell Nancy Kelly Carolyn Staub Kerala & Richard Snyder Carmody & Torrance LLP Bob & Priscilla Dannies Marcia Mersey proud to partner Timothy W. Crowley Northwest Mutual Financial Services Planning Partners Sara R. Stadler and the present members Crowley Law Offices Henry T. Petry, CLU, ChFC Joseph C. Stevens Hon. John Keyes Thomas M. Sutnik, Esq. Hentry T. Petry, CLU, ChFC Patsy Taylor Probate Judge, New Haven Christine L. Curtiss, Esq. Law Offices of Thomas Sutnik Agnes W. Timpson listed here for their with the professionals Cohen & Thomas Edward H. Pikaart Jr., CPA, CMA, CFM Charles C. Kingsley, Esq. Andrew H. Testa Jeffery T. Wack T.M. Byxbee Company PC Elwood B. Davis Wiggin & Dana LLP Apicella, Testa & Company PC Patricia L. Wales foresight and commitment listed to build giving for Northeast Financial Consultants Inc. Kathy Priest, Esq. IN THE LAST FIVE YEARS Glenn & Dotty Weston-Murphy Charles F. Kreitler Dominick Thomas Davis, O’Sullivan & Priest LLC Lisa Nachmias Davis Kreitler Financial Cohen & Thomas Elizabeth White* Greater New Haven. Davis, O’Sullivan & Priest LLC Helene Robbins, CTFA Mary Elizabeth Wiedersheim to creating a stronger Robert P. Kreitler Alan J. Tyma, Esq. Wells Fargo Private Bank Kevin J. DiAdamo, Esq. Kreitler Financial Ryan & Tyma Law Office of Kevin J. DiAdamo Donald S. Rotzien community. David Ladd Joshua A. Weinshank * deceased www.cfgnh.org/advisors First Niagara Timothy Dillon, Esq. Ladd Capital Management Berchem, Moses & Devlin PC Sheehy & Dillon Michael D. Saffer, Esq. Frederick P. Leaf, Esq. John H. Welch Jr. The Pellegrino Law Firm PC www.cfgnh.org/nettiedaytoncircle Victoria DiSesa, Esq. Frederick P. Leaf Attorney at Law Welch, Teodosio, Stanek & Blake LLC DiSesa & DiSesa Stephen Saltzman, Esq. Donna Levine, Esq. Thomas J. Welch Brenner, Saltzman & Wallman LLP Stan Dombroski, Esq. Law Office of Donna R. Levine Welch, Teodosio, Stanek & Blake LLC Dombroski, Knapsack & Hollis LLC Anthony Santore, CPA Barbara B. Lindsay, Esq. Shelby Wilson Beers, Hamerman & Co. PC John H. Driscoll Jr., JD, LLM, CFP® Barbara B. Lindsay LLC Berchem, Moses & Devlin PC Webster Private Bank Steven D. Sax Ingi-Mai Loorand, Esq. Karen E. Yates 43% Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Christian Edmonds, Esq. Reid and Riege PC Withers Bergman LLP Fenner & Smith Inc. Edmonds & Bruno PC Sheldon A. Messinger, Esq. John J. Zaprzalka, CPA David R. Schaefer, Esq. Barbara Ellinghaus Law Offices of Sheldon Messinger Apicella, Testa & Company PC Brenner, Saltzman & Wallman LLP OF GIVING Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Francis H. Michaud Jr. Irving S. Schloss, Esq. James E. Fischer, Esq. 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44 *as of time of publication 45 Financials WHAT INSPIRES YOU?

COMBINED STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION ASSET ALLOCATION COMBINED STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES 2012 TOTAL GRANTS AND The Community by Asset Type GRANTS MANAGEMENT EXPENSE Foundation is Assets 2012 2011 Revenue 2012 2011 Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 6,789,917 $ 9,633,504 Contributions $ 20,719,817 $ 42,847,247 5% Investments at Market Value 365,286,462 312,856,440 20% Less Contributions to Organization Funds (7,005,762) (7,955,730) an organization 8% Investments in Real Estate 2,470,000 2,470,000 Net Contributions 13,714,055 34,891,517 designed to maintain Mission-Related Investments 350,000 350,000 Total Investments 374,896,379 325,309,944 $379 50% 17% the community’s MILLION Investment Income 9,442,502 6,079,826 $23.1 Realized and Unrealized Gain on Investments, 24,888,375 4,404,843 MILLION Notes Receivable 120,000 330,000 (Net of Fees of $1,809,528 for 2012 and $1,521,145 for 2011) philanthropic assets in 30% Contributions Receivable 591,949 12,871,746 64% Grants Receivable 871,628 598,071 Split-Interest Agreements Released from Restrictions - - perpetuity. Gifts placed Split-Interest Agreements 1,867,473 1,831,731 Change in Value of Split-Interest Agreements, Net 669,954 (120,305) Jerome Other Assets 278,801 26,210 into the endowment Furniture, Equipment and Fixtures 410,612 441,384 People with the mindset to • Equities (50%) Total Revenue, Gains (Losses) and Other Support $ 48,714,886 45,255,881 (Net of Accumulated Depreciation) • Alternatives (30%) • Non-competitive Grants (64%) help their community and are invested, grants • Bonds (20%) • Competitive Grants (17%) Leadership Activities (5%) organizations like Public Allies Expense • are made annually, Total Assets $ 379,036,842 $ 341,409,086 • Fiduciary Grants (8%) that help me discover my talents Grants Approved, Net $ 21,697,047 18,261,332 and recognize my hard work. and earnings continue Grants Management Expense 1,397,899 1,262,704 and Direct Grant Activities TOTAL ASSETS Liabilities and Net Assets Total Grants Expense 23,094,946 19,524,036 to grow permanent Year Ended 2012 TOTAL EXPENSE Liabilities

Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $ 703,967 $ 504,248 $400 Million community capital. The Less Grants from Organization Funds (4,229,319) (3,529,144) Organization Funds 73,169,701 61,497,898 Net Grants Expense 18,865,627 15,994,892 5% financial information Liabilities Under Split-Interest Agreements 540,560 507,418 $350 Million Grants Payable 2,904,074 4,022,155 Development, Donor Services and Fund Stewardship 1,219,494 1,162,704 12% listed represents a Total Liabilities 77,318,302 66,531,719 $300 Million Financial, Endowment and Investment Management 975,595 1,007,676 $379,036,842 Management and General 812,997 542,595

$250 Million $341,409,086 condensed version of Total Administration Expense 3,008,086 2,712,975 Net Assets $26.1 $312,006,154 Unrestricted 299,472,678 272,746,957 $200 Million Total Expense 21,873,713 18,707,867 MILLION the fiscal year 2012 $286,543,231 Temporarily Restricted 2,245,862 2,130,410 $150 Million audited financial Total Net Assets 301,718,540 274,877,367

$224,992,707 Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets 26,841,173 26,548,014 83% statements. $100 Million Net Assets — Beginning of Year 274,877,367 248,329,353 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 379,036,842 $ 341,409,086 $50 Million Net Assets — End of Year $ 301,718,540 $ 274,877,367 • Grants (including Leadership Activities) (83%) Grants Management Expense (5%) 0 12% • 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 • Administration (12%)

The Valley Community Foundation's financials are included in The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven's audited financial statements in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles for supporting organizations; complete audited financial statements of The Community Foundation for 46 Greater New Haven are available at www.cfgnh.org/2012financials 47 * * Board of directors Staff WHAT INSPIRES YOU?

David I. Newton Administration Development, Stewardship, Finance, Investments, Grantmaking & Strategy New Haven Healthy Start The Board of Directors Chair William W. Ginsberg Donor Services & Communications Administration & Technology Penny F. Canny, PhD Kenn Harris of The Community James E. Perillo President & CEO Angela G. Powers A.F. Drew Alden Sr. Vice President Program Director Vice Chair Grantmaking & Strategy Leon Bailey Jr., MPA, DMIN Sr. Vice President Development, Sr. Vice President & CFO Natasha Ray Stewardship & Donor Services Foundation ensures Emily Byrne Sr. Vice President Jennifer Glover Denise Canning Consortia Coordinator Alicia Caraballo Organizational Effectiveness Tricia Caldwell Endowment Associate Grants Manager Communications Manager that the organization William S. Colwell Cathy R. Graves Marcie Monaco Stephanie Chung New Haven Promise Vice President Sharon Cappetta Finance Manager Program Coordinator Patricia Melton Howard K. Hill is effectively fulfilling Special Projects Director of Development Patricia K. Perry Christina M. Ciociola, MSW, MPH Executive Director Charles H. Long Leigh Higgins Cynthia Chan Disbursement Officer Knowledge & Evaluation Director Justin Harter its mission by making Executive Assistant to the Kica Matos Associate Philanthropic Officer Lee Cruz Digital & Systems Manager President and the Board, Vilandria Turner James E. Ryan Linda M. Estacion Director of Information Community Outreach Director Amy Ruiz certain that Foundation Manager of Administration Natasha Shelly Saczynski Philanthropic Officer Management & Analysis Jacqueline Downing Data & Office Coordinator Jolyn Walker Program Officer initiatives, grantmaking, Rolan Joni Young Smith Office Coordinator Amy Goldman What inspires me is the work investment and donor Sr. Philanthropic Advisor Sarah J. H. Fabish that I do in the community with Katharine Spadacenta Director of Grants & Scholarships the families. It inspires me to Communications Officer Kara Straun stewardship activities Dotty Weston-Murphy Knowledge Officer know that a family that has been Vice President homeless is getting the keys all support and advance Matthew Higbee Donor & Professional Services Research & to their first apartment ever. the institution’s mission. Deborah L. Wright Communications Associate It inspires me to see that a Philanthropic Officer Jermell Smart healthy baby is born because of The Board is supported Administrative Assistant the work that I do. And it inspires by a professional me to leave a place better than staff, headed by the I found it, not as I found it. President and CEO. www.cfgnh.org/board www.cfgnh.org/staff

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