CREATING AFTERSCHOOL DEVELOPMENT

2013 ANNUAL REPORTI

NEW YORK | NEWARK | BRIDGEPORT | CHICAGO | DALLAS | On the cover: All Stars Above: All Stars Project’s Project of New Jersey national headquarters Scott Flamm Center for on West 42nd Street, Afterschool Development, . Newark. DEAR FRIENDS:

am pleased to report that 2013 was a remarkable year for the All I Stars Project and our efforts to establish Afterschool Development as a new way to engage poverty. Far too many young people and families are suffering the painful isolation and stigma of poverty. They are left with little experience of the world, a limited sense of themselves as learners and even less hope. We have shown that Afterschool Development is impacting in profound ways and enabling them to transform their lives. It works! Thanks to the support of thousands of wonderful volunteers and donors who comprise the All Stars community, we are able to invite poor youth — and, increasingly, adults — to perform and create free developmental learning experiences that help them grow dramatically and live more fulfilled lives. As I share this 2013 report filled with so much success and accomplishment, it is with a proud recognition that Afterschool Development is catching fire across America! Last year we involved a record number of people nationally, speaking face- to-face to over 22,000 young people living in poor communities, while raising $8.8 million from the private sector, the most in our history. We expanded our national geographic footprint — launching the All Stars Project of Dallas and the All Stars Project of Bridgeport. And, in its first full year, our dynamic new Scott Flamm Center for Afterschool Development in Newark welcomed 5,000 visitors. The upcoming pages capture this energy and impact! Given this rapid growth and expansion, we created an updated mission and vision for the All Stars Project to direct us as we continue to create the future that all people deserve. I am pleased to share them with you in this report. Thanks to all of you who helped to make so much growth possible in 2013. I look forward to the many ways we can work together in the years ahead. You are making a difference!

Sincerely,

Gabrielle L. Kurlander President and CEO

2013 ANNUAL REPORT 1 ONTO THE NEXT STAGE

MISSION n 2013, the All Stars Project I created new plans to develop our The All Stars Project talent pipeline and training programs, advance our organizational model, and transforms the unveil a new mission and vision for the lives of youth and poor organization.

communities using MetLife Helps the developmental All Stars Onto the Next Stage Building on more than a decade of power of performance, partnership, the MetLife Foundation in partnership with and MetLife executives played a caring adults. very important role in the All Stars strategic planning project. In addition to generous $100,000 support for All Stars Project’s programs nationally, we received a special $150,000 grant from VISION the MetLife Foundation for the project’s implementation phase. Maria R. Morris, By 2020, the All MetLife EVP and ASP National Board Vice Chair, led the project’s advisory Stars Project will be team, and Tom Jasinski, VP-Global Head recognized as America’s of Organization Design and Change leader in Afterschool Management, contributed his invaluable expertise to the redesign of the All Stars Development, a new organizational model. way of engaging Special thanks to Carla Ogunrinde poverty. and all the staff, donors and volunteers who gave valuable input.

2 THE ALL STARS PROJECT, INC. CORE PROGRAMS

he All Stars Talent Show Network involves In the Development School for Youth, young people, young people, ages 5 to 25, in performing in ages 16 to 21, who step forward to join the program, T and producing hip-hop talent shows in their learn to perform as professionals, and partner neighborhoods where everyone, at all levels of talent, with business leaders who conduct workshops and is included. Youth take the lead in creating a new provide paid summer internships. DSY exposes and positive culture in their communities. They inner-city young people to success and prepares are cheered on by audiences of family members, them to enter the workforce, pursue educational neighbors and volunteers, as well as donors who join opportunities and face life challenges in new ways. “Back to School” trips to the talent shows.

Youth Onstage! and the Castillo Theatre open up UX is a free, university-style school of continuing the world of cutting-edge political theatre to young development. It has classes, workshops and field people and adults. Hundreds of young people, ages trips that are open to people of all ages. Making the 14 to 21, take advantage of free training in the entirety of New York City its campus, UX extends performing arts under the direction of volunteer All Stars opportunities for growth and development theatre professionals, and more than 5,000 audience beyond youth to all members of the communities members from diverse communities attend we serve. productions every year at the All Stars Project’s 42nd Street center in New York City.

2013 ANNUAL REPORT 3 ALL STARS COAST TO COAST

New York City New Jersey Bridgeport Our first and largest center In the grand opening year The All Stars is of program and community- of the Scott Flamm Center New engaging hundreds of building activity and the site of for Afterschool Development, teenagers and youth in creative our national headquarters, ASP All Stars programs touched performance and leadership of New York continues to grow the lives of more than 2,000 development activities, including in programs and in number young people in Newark and building new bridges between of participants, with over surrounding communities. Bridgeport’s youth, caring adults 15,000 young people and adults Developing partnerships — and businesses from affluent participating in programs and including with institutions such communities in Fairfield County, over 16,000 visiting the center and as the Aljira Center for Con- CT and northern Westchester attending theatrical productions temporary Art, the Metropolitan County, NY. A youth leadership in 2013. Baptist Church, Boys and Girls team of 25 Bridgeport youth Club of Newark and Montclair produced a talent show at Bassick State University — continued to High School and mixed and extend All Stars reach. mingled with donors at cocktail reception in Greenwich.

4 THE ALL STARS PROJECT, INC. Chicago Dallas San Francisco All Stars Project programs The All Stars Project In the , continued to make a difference New has been working in All Stars is seen as an organiza- in poor communities grap- West and South Dallas — the city’s tion that “has a lot to bring to pling with extreme violence and poorest neighborhoods — inviting the table.” Program Director despair. Mayor Rahm Emanuel young people to participate in Dr. Elouise Joseph won a 2013 and local media recognized the talent show network, having Jefferson Award in recognition of All Stars for leading Chicago over 1,300 face-to-face conversa- her life-transforming work with Community Action Day, a grass- tions about growth and devel- youth, and the All Stars touched roots initiative that engaged opment with young people and more than 4,900 people from the over 1,000 Chicagoans in new, families. In December, dozens hardest-to-reach communities and developmental conversations of young people, volunteers and built new partnerships including about violence. Led by the ASP donors travelled from their neigh- with the office of San Francisco’s of Chicago Advisory Committee, borhoods to attend the very first district attorney. the business community contin- Dallas All Stars talent show. ued to deepen its partnership with young people, over 2,300 of whom were reached during 2013.

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marked the 10th anniversary Now in its eighth year, Operation Conversation: of the All Stars Project on 42nd Cops & Kids, the All Stars and NYPD partnership 2013 Street, the world’s first center program, led by ASP co-founder, Dr. , devoted to performance and development, with an involved over 250 police officers and young people October event honoring leaders of the $32.5 million in workshops and more than 1,700 police trainees campaign that funded this visionary project. Over and community members in public Demonstration the last decade, the center has been the hub from Workshops. which the All Stars has grown our influence as America’s pioneer for Afterschool Development, The Castillo Theatre teamed with the New Yiddish welcoming more than 250,000 people from NYC Rep on a critically acclaimed world premiere and more than 30 countries. production (and sold-out run) of Waiting for Godot in Yiddish. Over 6,900 New Yorkers and other visitors UX celebrated its third birthday by welcoming enjoyed the 2013 season, which also featured a record number of students — over 900 (80% of co-productions with the New Federal Theatre, a hip- whom were adults) — who were coached by 22 hop workshop featuring Youth Onstage! performers development coaches, took 53 courses and work- and the musical Carmen’s Place (A Fantasy). shops, participated in monthly programs like Performing and Developing with Diabetes, and went on 22 cosmopolitan and cultural outings around New York City.

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DIRECTV Ground-Breaking Marketing Campaign Raises Bar on Corporate Partnership Activities

DIRECTV produced a new print and video campaign highlighting the impact of All Stars programs through the voices of alumni. Led by Paul Guyardo, Executive Vice President and Chief Revenue and Marketing Officer, a talented team of DIRECTV executives and employees produced a powerful new look at the All Stars’ pioneering, performatory approach to youth and community development. Visit http://allstars.org/directvhelps to learn more about this extraordinary $250,000 combined pro- bono and charitable investment.

Across the country, the corporate community gave more than ten thousand hours of time and talent to build our programs, through ongoing national partnerships with Ernst & Young, JPMorgan Chase, Latham & Watkins, MetLife and Viacom, and with more than 200 local corporate partnerships.

Thought Leadership Dr. Lenora Fulani was a featured speaker at the American Educational Research Association April 2013 annual meeting in San Francisco, presenting her new special report, The Development Line: Helping the Poor to Grow. All Stars VP, Dr. Bonny Gildin hosted Dr. Fulani and Johns Hopkins Professor Karl Alexander at a June Institute for Afterschool Development roundtable at the Flamm Center.

Conversations with Dean David Chard, Annette Caldwell Simmons School of Education and Human Development, Southern Methodist University, launched All Stars–SMU partnership activities, beginning with a symposium for Dallas non-profits and a policy roundtable.

2013 ANNUAL REPORT 8 New All Stars Cities The All Stars Project of Dallas officially opened its doors in 2013 through the generosity of Dallas philanthropists Hunter and Stephanie Hunt, and a growing circle of individual donors, community and business partners and volunteers who actively support the program. Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings invited All Stars to be part of a task force he created to fight poverty in one of the country’s wealthiest cities.

The All Stars Project of Bridgeport, our sixth city, launched thanks to the efforts of Charlie and Georgia Adams, Linda and Phil Andryc, Nancy and Mark Taylor, Frances and Stephen Rowland and more than 50 individuals and families, living near Connecticut’s poorest city. Charlie Adams and Pamela A. Lewis, ASP VP of Youth Programs, met with hundreds of people from all walks of life about building bridges between affluent suburbs and inner-city communities. Enthusiasm for performance and development is definitely growing in Bridgeport!

In the Community .What’s the secret to how the All Stars Project was able to connect with over 22,000 people in 2013? Good old-fashioned community organizing! Around the country, All Stars teams stood on street corners, knocked on housing project doors and partnered with community organizations in poor communities. Community meetings hosted by Dr. Lenora Fulani and Pam Lewis introduced multigenerational audiences to the importance of Afterschool Development.

2013 ANNUAL REPORT 9 2013 BY THE NUMBERS

6 100% 180 All Stars cities of young people surveyed Development School for said Operation Conversation: Youth partnering Cops & Kids played a corporations positive role in promoting communication

3,801 5,380 16,733 Number of Visitors to the Scott Flamm Visitors to the All donations Center for Afterschool Stars Project on Development in 42nd Street Newark

10 THE ALL STARS PROJECT, INC. 256 1,000 2,354 Development School for Chicagoans surveyed by Talented Volunteers Youth summer 225 All Stars-organized internships volunteers on Chicago Community Action Day

19,404 43,184 $8,800,000 Program participants Total number of people Dollars raised nationally reached and touched by ASP in 2013

2013 ANNUAL REPORT 11 GIVING THE ALL STARS WAY

or over 32 years, our invested supporters The All Stars model of philanthropy is involve- and donors have been at the heart of mak- ment philanthropy — we bring our donors in as part- F ing our youth programs possible. The All ners in creating our programs with us. Each year, Stars Project is 100% privately funded, primarily more and more supporters participate in events, host through contributions from individuals, and with a workshops for students, lead mock job interviews for growing base of corporate and foundation donors. the DSY, supervise and involve their companies in In 2013, more than 3,800 people and companies hosting DSY summer interns, serve as development made generous donations to our programs, for a coaches for UX or help students in Youth Onstage! total of $8.8 million in private support. classes and productions. Supporting the All Stars Project means invest- And our supporters are on the frontlines of our ing in cutting-edge innovations in Afterschool continued growth — leading our expansion efforts, Development. Our visionary leaders in this effort strategic planning processes, and involving peers are members of our President’s Committee — more and friends in growing the All Stars. Our supporters than 500 people who give $1,000 or more each year. partner with the All Stars and our young people to Members support the national programs and local take ownership for all aspects of our growth! chapters of the All Stars.

12 THE ALL STARS PROJECT, INC. INVOLVEMENT PHILANTHROPY

2013 ANNUAL REPORT 13 SOCIETY FOR RACIAL HARMONY

veryone who participates in and supports The Society for Racial Harmony Members All Stars inspires me. The young people E are having fun, and fun is compatible, Rosemary Ames* John and Susi Manley Mr. and Mrs. C. Jessica Marta motivational and effective for development… Michael Armstrong Susan Massad Gabrielle Kurlander has a wonderful vision for Jeffrey Aron Maria and Barry Morris the future, and my heartfelt desire is that we will Martha J. Avstreih-Ross Timothy D. Neiman continue over the next 25 years to make even Elizabeth G. Black Bente L. Ott more of a difference. — C. Michael Armstrong Theodore Chu Claude Owen* Susan C. Davies Hugo Picciani The Society for Racial Harmony (SRH) is a Michael J. Dean Joel Press* special grouping of supporters who have made a Margot A. Durrer* Alice A. Rydel commitment to supporting the programs of the All L. Thecla Farrell Susanne Schnitzer* Stars Project through their estate planning. The John A. Forbes Royce N. Smith SRH was created with the philosophy that getting Joseph A. Forgione Richard H. Sokolow beyond differences, including those of race and David I. Ganz Christopher H. Street ethnicity, involves everyone developing together. Helen G. Grunebaum* Gillian M. Teichert Special bequests have provided millions of dollars Carolyn Hamilton George A. Van Pelt in support for key All Stars initiatives in the last Donald Leonard Jean F. Waldman* twenty years to foster the development that can Deborah A. Linn Mary A. Weber create racial and social harmony. Debra London Agathe Wulkan Edward C. Malmstrom *deceased

The sample legal language below is suitable for a general bequest:

“I hereby give, devise and bequeath to the All Stars Project, Inc., a not-for-profit corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of New York, now having its principal place of business at 543 West 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036 [the sum of money] [__percentage of my estate], the [sum] [percentage] to be used for the All Stars’ general purposes.”

14 THE ALL STARS PROJECT, INC. INDIVIDUAL & PRIVATE FUND DONORS

$250,000+ Mrs. Martha J. Avstreih-Ross Ms. Delores Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Alvin H. Spector Mr. and Mrs. Hunter L. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Bakker Ms. Catherine D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Spencer Estate of Joel Press Mr. Douglas A. Balder Mr. Thomas Consiglio Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Spica Anonymous Mr. Christopher J. Birosak Mr. Kevin Cummings Mr. Philip H. Stern Ms. Roxanne Brandt Mr. Mark E. Davidson Mr. Tucker Taylor $100,000-$249,999 Mr. David Byron Mr. and Mrs. James Day Tengelsen Family Foundation, Inc. John and Susi Manley Ms. Buena Chilstrom Mr. Wayne De Jong and Ms. Sandy G. Ullman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rowland Mr. Nathaniel H. Christian III Ms. Lisa Erdos Ms. Barbara A. Ullman Miles Mr. and Mrs. John P. Singer Ms. Michelle Day and Dr. Kathleen A. Delaney Mr. William Viqueira Mark B. Taylor Family Fund Ms. Angela Raffo Ms. Denise DeMan Michele and Stephen Vobach Gregory and Donna Tosko Mr. John P. DeGulis Dobkin Family Foundation Mr. Donald Witmondt Ms. Victoria W. Fernandez Ms. Carolyn Dorfman and Amy Wurtzburger and Pravin Soni $50,000-$99,999 Mr. Joseph A. Forgione Dr. Greg Gallick Anonymous (2) Charlie and Georgia Adams Mr. David E. Franasiak Ms. Connie Ellison Linda and Phil Andryc Mr. Michael Goldstein Mr. John A. Forbes III $2,500-$4,999 Armstrong Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Gould Ms. Susan L. Freshour Mr. Chris D. Baker Margo Cook and Renee Cohen Mr. Gordon M. Gray, Jr. The Barry Friedberg and Charlotte Ms. Jill Battalen Kronthal Family Foundation Ms. Deborah A. Green Moss Family Foundation Mr. David E. Belmont Ms. Wendy A. Lipp and Estate of Helen Grunebaum Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. George Ms. Charon Berg-Campbell Mr. Fulvio Segalla Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Hairston Marci and Joel Gerston The Brian Berman Charitable Fund Maria and Barry Morris Mr. and Mrs. Scott B. Hill Mr. James A. Greene Mr. Jeffrey P. Birkner Suzu and David Neithercut Ms. Janis F. Horn Ms. Cecile E. Gyles Lewis Brounell Charitable Trust Pritzker Foundation Mr. Norbert Hornstein and Mr. and Mrs. David S. Heller Ms. Cicely I. Brown Ms. Gillian Teichert Ms. Amy Weinberg Mr. Michael Heningburg and Ms. Jane D. Brown Estate of Jean Frances Waldman Ms. Diane Jaffee Dr. Jeanine B. Downie Mr. Craig Burger Steve and Lisa Kennedy Betsy Malloy Higgins and Richard J. and Cecilia Canning $25,000-$49,999 Mr. David C. Komar Wes Higgins Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Chaplin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barber Ms. Elissa Kramer and Sari Hornstein, Ph.D. Mr. Theodore Chu David Barnett, Greg Alwine Mr. Jay H. Newman Mr. Paul Huchro Mr. Domenico Cirillo & Corsis LLC Mr. Gregory J. Liss Swanee Hunt Family Foundation Paula and Greg Clark Ms. Kate J. Barton The Margaret and Daniel Loeb– Mr. and Mrs. David R. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Cole Mr. Stephen S. Bowen, Esq. Third Point Foundation Dr. Elouise Joseph Ms. Beverly T. Connolly Burke Family Foundation Mr. Charles K. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kasoff Dr. Rosalie H. Contino Ms. Cory A. Cancila Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Mr. Gerald D. Knorr Ms. Lori A. Cox Dr. Michael J. Dean and Malmstrom Mr. Ted Kurtz Ms. Doris D. Cramer Dr. Maykin Ho Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Mattione Mr. and Mrs. Jason T. Lemme Mr. Kenneth M. deRegt Ms. Laurel Durst Mr. James B. Mintz and Mr. Mark Levine Derek and Paula DiRisio Mr. and Mrs. James N. Fernandez Ms. Deborah A. Stewart Ms. Lisa C. Lim and Mr. Stephen Dizard Dr. Jessie A. Fields Mr. Paul Myerson and Mr. Jorg Menger Ms. Arden D. Down Fournier Family Foundation, Inc. Ms. Giselle Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Liss Ms. Amy S. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Neely II Ms. Beverly J. Luehs Mr. Antonio O. Elmaleh Tamara L. Harris Foundation The Pakis Family Foundation Dr. Arlene H. Markowitz Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Falzon Peter and Dana Langerman Mr. Michael G. Pickering Ms. Rebecca Mathis Mr. Douglas Fixell Mr. Constantino Milano The Stewart J. Rahr Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McGuiness Constance and Charles Fletcher Moglia Family Foundation Mr. Lewis S. Ranieri Ms. Kathleen McKenna Ms. Kristin G. Flood Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Nadell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ritholz Mr. Thomas H. McKevitt Garcia Family Foundation Ms. Melanie Peña and Mr. Dominick J. Rizzo Mr. F. Mikael Mleko Mr. Corey Geis Mr. Mark Perry Jennifer and John Rowland Mr. Michael Morini Mr. Phillip B. Gibbons Ms. Katherine Ringgold Joan and Reade Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mulholland Mr. Keith F. Goggin Mr. and Mrs. Mort Rosen William E. Simon Foundation Michael and Lori Nash Ms. Bonnie J. Granatir Mr. and Mrs. Bart M. Schwartz Ms. Linda Stafford-Burrows Bethany and Zachary Nelson Mr. Philip L. Green Mr. and Mrs. Craig Shapiro Starry Night Fund Ms. Alicia Ogawa Mr. David Greenstein and Mark and Susan Smiley Mr. Paul P. Tanico Paula and John Pattison Ms. Hillary Mandel Mr. Richard H. Sokolow and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Tessler Mr. Stephen R. Payne Mr. Brian F. Gunderson Ms. Sharon Tomao Ms. Andrea L. Tessler and Mr. Samuel P. Reckford Ms. Jeannine R. Hahn Anne and Kipp Sylvester Mr. Michael Scarsella Mr. Edward Rickenbach Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hecktman Mr. Avram Tucker Raymond and Cathy Thek Mr. Joshua Rosner Norman Hirschfield Foundation Mr. Mark S. Weisberg Mr. Michael Thompson Ms. Sharon T. Rowlands Mr. Dennis Hranitzky Mr. Andrew Williamson and Mr. and Mrs. James Tobin Mr. Michael Sargent Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hunter Ms. Jill Jarrett Elizabeth and Andrew Vaden Mr. Daniel Senor Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Hurwitz Anonymous Dr. Peter J. Weiden and Mr. Thomas Shawyer Mr. Brian Kleinberg Mrs. Vasiliki Weiden Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Siegel Ms. Lisa Kole and $10,000-$24,999 Mr. Leslie H. Wexner Mr. John L. Sills, Esq. Mr. Louis Hinman Ms. Helen Abel and Anonymous Mr. Michael Skarbinski Ms. Gabrielle L. Kurlander Mr. David Franklin Ms. Dorothy Slater-Brown Mrs. Deborah Lagana-Lorber and Mr. J. Stephen Adamczyk and Ms. $5,000-$9,999 Ms. Alice W. Smith Dr. Daniel Lorber Rita DiMatteo Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Aigner Ms. Debbie Smith John and Kelly Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Alesio Mr. William T. Barry Mr. Donald V. Smith Mr. Donald Leonard Mr. and Mrs. John Andrus Mr. Harris Barton Mr. Santo Sorce Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lesch

2013 ANNUAL REPORT 15 Mr. Andrew J. Levander Amy and Gary Bazelon Mr. Douglas B. Davenport Denise Hale Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. Marc S. Lipschultz Ms. Cheryl L. Beamon Mr. Edward W. Davidson Mr. Justin Hamill Ms. Maria J. Mauceri Mr. and Mrs. John Beckelman Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Davidson Mr. Russell Hamilton Mr. James P. McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Benerofe Ms. Susan C. Davies Ms. Cheryl Hardt Mr. Dennis J. Murphy Mr. Gary Benerofe Davino Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. George T. Hartigan Mr. Patrick Murphy Ms. Veronica W. Benzinger Ms. Cheryl L. Davis The Hartog-Levin-Rapp Family Michael and Susan Nash Mr. Mark Berenstein Mr. Michael Davis Mr. Paul Haughey and Mr. Tony J. Nasharr Ms. Melissa Bergen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Davis Ms. Denise Spencer Mr. Michael Nelson Ms. Rachelle Bergmann Ms. Laylah de Assereto Ms. Christine A. Helm Ms. Jacqueline G. Nieman Mr. David Bernfeld Ms. Joan DeCollibus Mr. David Herskovits Mrs. Carla J. Ogunrinde Mr. James A. Betzig Mr. Philip J. Degnan Mr. Thomas E. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Oztemel Mr. Paul A. Biddelman and Mr. Terry Deugo Mr. Steve Hissam Mr. and Mrs. Brook S. Payner Ms. Donna L. Bascom Ms. Virginia M. DiChiara Mr. Keith L. Horn Mr. Chris Peck Mr. Brandon Birdwell Mr. Eric Dinowitz Dr. Sharon B. Horn and Mr. and Mrs. William Perry Marjorie and Steven Black Ms. Cheryl Dolinger-Brown Mr. Harry Horn Mr. Justin M. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blau Mr. Calvin G. Donly and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Howard Ruth and Richard Pickering Ms. Sally Blount Ms. Ellen Philip Mr. David R. Huber Mr. Daniel Pierre Andrea and Freddie Botur Ms. Fran Drescher Ms. Sophia C. Hughes Mr. Eric S. Prezant Ms. Linda Bowden Mr. Jacob Dunn Mr. Don M. Hulbert Maria and Frederic Ragucci Bradley Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Dunne Hulbert Family Charitable Mr. Mack Roach Inez Branca Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dykes Lead Trust Ms. Sandra M. Rocks Mr. Peter Breckling Mr. Joseph Eisler Ms. Roselynn F. Itelson Ms. Laurel Rogus Mr. Daryl Brewster Mr. Bernard Eizen Mr. Kevin Ivers Mr. Joseph A. Sabatini Mr. Allan S. Brilliant Mr. Steven A. Engel Mr. Andrew Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Schneider Mr. Douglas Brody Ms. Frances C. Engoron Mr. Ian B. Jacobs and Estate of Susanne Schnitzer Mr. Robert Brooks Ms. Arden Epstein Ms. Valerie Chang Mr. Richard G. Seto Mr. Phil Brown Mr. Herbert Erf Ms. Marilee James Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Shanklin Ms. Valaretha Brown Ms. L. Thecla Farrell Gladys and George Janava Mr. Brian A. Silikovitz Ms. Martha Brown-Baker Mr. Mark Feinberg Dr. E. Patrick Johnson and Ms. Karen Silverman Toni and John Burt The Fenton Family Gift Fund Mr. Stephen Lewis Mr. Michael Simoff Mr. John W. Butler and Mr. Howard Fiddle Mr. Allen Joseph Mr. Gyan Sinha and Mr. John M. VanderLinden Ms. Kathleen B. Fiess Ms. Rochelle Joyner Ms. Kushmaotee Gujadhur Cafaro-Livingston Charitable Trust Mr. Dennis Fisco and Debby and Howard Kaminsky Nancy & Geoffrey Stack Mr. and Mrs. William Caggiano Ms. Pamela Polite Ms. Lenore Katz-Cohen Family Foundation Mr. Dan Cain Mary Sue and Peter Fisher Mr. Steven Kay Mr. Nathaniel Stahl Mr. James E. Cain Mr. Alex Flamm Ms. Lois F. Kessler Mr. Christopher H. Street Patricia S. Cain and Grant A. Krafft Dr. Joan M. Fleischman Mr. Stephen Knee Ms. Ariana Tadler and John and Nancy Callahan Mr. William J. Forde Ms. Emilie C. Knoerzer Mr. David Patterson Ms. Susan Campbell and Ms. Hannah Francis Mr. Christopher Koh Mr. Peter Tague Mr. Ned Bassen Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Friedman Mr. Walter A. Korfmacher Mr. and Mrs. Rajagopal L. Tatta Cannon Family Foundation Inc. Mr. Andrew Friedwald Ms. Ellen S. Korner Ms. Mary Thaler Ms. Kate Cappelletti Ms. Julie A. Gabrik Mr. Philip H. Kozloff Mr. George A. Van Pelt The Carpenter Family Foundation Mr. David I. Ganz Ms. Carolyn Kresky and Ms. Sharon R. Veach Bonnie and Michael Carter Mr. and Mrs. Marc D. Ganz Mr. Mark A. Picard Mr. Jacob J. Worenklein Mr. Richard Casey Ms. Yvonne Gardner Mr. Harry Kresky Anonymous Mr. Robert M. Cashill Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardyne Ms. Linda Krivkovich Dr. Barrie Cassileth and Alvester Garnett and Regina Carter Mr. Nicholas Kroll $1,000-$2,499 Dr. Richard Cooper Dr. Jane E. Gartner and Leslie and Hal Kruth Mr. and Mrs. James D. Abrams Ms. Madelyn E. Chapman Dr. Richard Gartner Ms. Victoria Labalme Laura Abrams and Mr. Steven H. Chase Ms. Eliza Gatfield Ms. Kathleen Lally Christian Correa Mr. Mark B. Cicirelli Julie and Denis Gathman Mr. Richard J. Lashley Mr. William Adams Ms. Cynthia M. Clark Ms. Mary Gail Gearns Ms. Catherine Lawton Erica and Neal Agran Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cohen Laurie and Stephen Girsky Ms. Gail Leibowitz Mr. and Mrs. Ravi Akhoury Ms. Pamela M. Condron Mr. and Mrs. Lyle E. Gittens Mr. Christopher Leonard Ms. Judith D. Albert Mr. David E. Conroy Mr. Robert E Given, Jr. Mr. Brad Lerman and Jim and Wendi Alexander Mr. Timothy Coon Robert I. Glimcher Ms. Rita Conroy Ms. Anne E. Alexis Ms. Celeste Cooper Family Foundation Ms. Kimberly B. Levinson Diane Alfano Fund Ms. JoAnn Corkran Mr. Matthew Gluck Mr. Marc Lewis Harriet Ames Charitable Trust Ms. Laura M. Cornell Roberta and Joel Goldberg Ms. Tara Lewis Mr. Steven Ames Corners Fund Mr. Jonathan Goldheim Ms. Nancy A. Lieberman Mr. and Mrs. Alkesh Amin Mr. Stephen H. Cowen Ms. Zola D. Golub Mr. Warren Liebesman Mr. Robert Anderson Mr. Jackson Cox Mr. Lawrence Goodman Ms. Wendy S. Liebmann Mr. Jeffrey Aron Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Crocker Ms. Diana L. Gowen Ms. Deborah A. Linn Mr. Akbar Ayaz Timothy and Sabrina Crow Ms. Suzanne Greenberg Mr. Rick Litton Ms. Yelena S. Bachko Mr. Michael Culnen Mr. Jonathan D. Greenman Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Litwin Mr. Arthur Backal Ms. Jocelyn Cunningham Ms. Kerry A. Griffin Mr. James J. Ljunglin Ms. Jane Baker Mr. and Mrs. James Cushing Mr. Lee Grinberg Ms. Carrie L. Lobman Balder Foundation, Inc. Mr. Barry Dampf The Frank J. Guarini Foundation Mr. Roger London Ms. Joyce Baldinucci and Mr. Edward Danberry Mr. and Mrs. Scot R. Guempel Mr. M. Sherif Lotfi Mr. Mark J. Winkler Ms. Salha S. Daniel Ms. Elizabeth Gunning Ms. Christine Lowney Mr. William J. Barrett Ms. Joyce Dattner Mr. Jeffrey Gural Mr. Bruce Lubin Roger and Julie Baskes Dau Family Foundation Ms. Maria Gutierrez Ms. Yuwei Ma Mr. Jeff Bauml Elizabeth and Paul Daugherty Mr. Don Haake Mr. and Mrs. John G. MacFarlane

16 THE ALL STARS PROJECT, INC. Ms. Jeanne S. Magram and Mr. G. Daniel Odonnell Mr. Theodore Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Mr. Andrew J. Murphy Mr. Thomas O’Flynn and Ms. Karen L. Schwindt Tremain, Jr. Ms. Linda Mandolini Ms. Cheryl Barr Mr. Harry A. Shannon Mr. Stephen D. Trent Mr. Peter G. Mangin Colleen and Brian O’Neill Dr. and Mrs. Steven Shelov Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tross Mr. Michael L. Manire Mr. John B. Opdycke Ms. Lee Shull Ms. Elizabeth True and Mr. Mark J. Manoff Sarah and Stuart Opdycke Ms. Leslie Silverman Mr. Daniel Bloomfield Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Marano Frank and Kathleen O’Rourke Mr. and Mrs. John C. Simons Mr. Peter Truell Mr. Benjamin Marcano Mr. Ertem Osmanoglu Mr. Gordon Singer Abby and Simon Tucker Mr. Robert P. Marcus Ms. Caryn M. Pace Mr. Brett Smiley Ms. Victoria Tucker Mr. Jeffrey Marell Ms. Nona Patronite Ms. Donna M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Turner Mr. and Mrs. James Marpe Mr. Douglas Paul Mr. Keith Smith Mr. Peter J. Unanue Ms. Jessica Massad Ms. E. Denise Perry Mr. John Smithmyer Ms. Mandana Vahabzadeh Dr. Susan Massad Mr. John S. Petterson Mr. Eric L. Sorkin Mr. Reginald Van Lee Ms. Lisa Mayer Mr. Joseph E. Phillips Ms. Susan K. Spencer Ms. Susan G. VanKuiken Ms. Elisa T. McCarthy Mr. Robert W. Phillips Don H. Splawn Mr. Adam Verost Mr. Arnold S. McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Juan C. Podesta Charitable Foundation Mr. Steven Wafer Mr. Colin McKechnie Ms. Kim Pompey Ms. Helge Staby-Deaton Mr. Matthew W. Walch Mr. James W. McKelvey Mr. John Powers Mr. Robert B. Stack and Ms. Victoria A. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Brian McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. John Pritzker Mrs. Vivian Escobar-Stack Mr. Devin Waller Mr. and Mrs. David J. McLean Mr. Benjamin Proce Mr. Mike Stafford Mr. Daniel Wan and Ms. Patricia McParland Mr. James Prusko Mr. Neil Steiner Ms. Annette Levgard Mr. Gualberto Medina Mr. Emilio Ragosa Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Stern Mr. William Waxman Mr. William Melton and Mr. William Rainford and Mr. Andrew Stewart Dr. Raymond V. Wedderburn Ms. Meihong Xu Mr. Paul Klein Ms. Glenna G. Stewart Mr. Nicholas Weininger Mr. William T. Messinger Mr. John Rallis Ms. Diane M. Stiles Mr. Jeffrey H. Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Jerome H. Meyer Mr. Clifford R. Reid IM Stillman Family Mr. Robert A. Westropp Dr. Carol A. Miller and Mr. Hubert M. Reid Charitable Foundation Ms. Cheryl C. Whaley Dr. Michael R. Miller Ms. Marian Rich Mr. Gregory M. Stover Mr. Austin Wheat Christina and Wallace Miller Mr. Liam J. Riordan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Street Mr. and Mrs. David A. White Ms. Kimberly J. Miller Ms. Stacy Roberts Ms. Sara Street Mr. Ronald F. Whitney Ms. Betsy B. Mitchell Ms. Lisa M. Robles Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Strohm Ms. Zena Wiener Mr. Cruz Moctezuma Ms. Christina Roccos Mr. Donald M. Sumerlin Mr. Michael Wile Mr. Alan J. Moore Ms. Janet Rogers Ms. Nancy Swaim Mr. Kendall Willets Mr. Edward L. Morse Mr. Richard Rome Donald & Eleanor Taffner Dr. Jon D. Williamson and Mr. Ross Moskowitz and Mr. Richard S. Ronner Charitable Trust Mrs. Sue Williamson Ms. Jacalyn Brecher Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Ross Ms. Patricia Tanoury Mr. and Mrs. Curtis L. Wilson Mr. Andrew Moss Ms. Marianne Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Tarou Ms. Jamie L. Wine Mr. Robert W. Murray Shelley and Donald Rubin Mr. Gene Tate Shelley and Claude L. Winfield Ms. Randy Musiker Ms. Alice A. Rydel Mr. Howard Teich, Esq. Mr. Joel Wisdom Mr. Gregory T. Mutz Ms. Carrie P. Sackett Mr. Erich Tengelsen Ms. Caren R. Wishner Mr. Joseph Napoli Mrs. Julie Samber Mr. Mark N. Tennison Mr. Dwight L. Yarbrough Mr. Patrick J. Nash Mr. Fred Sangokoya Christopher and Patricia Tessler Mr. Philip Yee Mr. and Mrs. John Neal Mr. Alejandro Santo Domingo Ms. Karla B. Tessler Anthony A. Yoseloff Fund Ms. Marlene Nelson Mr. James M. Santos William B. Thomas Memorial Ms. Stephanie Zanardi Ilan S. Nissan, Esq. Ms. Christine Schlendorf Philanthropic Fund Mr. Jared Zatloukal Mr. Benjamin L. Nortman Mr. Thomas Schreier, Jr. Ms. Ann Titus Mr. Michael Zimits Mr. Eric E. Nothman Mr. Harvey Schulweis and Mr. Thomas W. Toomey Mr. Jay H. Zukerman Mr. Martin Nussbaum Ms. Barbara Benerofe Ms. Albertha S. Toppins CORPORATE & FOUNDATION DONORS

$250,000+ $25,000-$49,999 Public Service Electric and Cushman & Wakefield DIRECTV AIG Gas Company DCI Group Altegrity Reed Elsevier Dechert LLP $100,000-$249,999 The Dun & Bradstreet Studley Edison Properties Newark Astoria Generating Co., L.P. Corporation Foundation Viacom Foundation MetLife Foundation The Elkes Foundation Victoria Foundation Ernst & Young Foundation Tiffany & Co. Equity Residential The Williams Capital Group, L.P. Fossil Foundation Ernst & Young LLP Friedkin Realty Group $50,000-$99,999 Family Management Corporation $10,000-$24,999 FTI Consulting, Inc. CBRE Gardiner & Theobald, Inc. Advent Software Inc. GP Summit Associates LLC Himan Brown Charitable Trust Hartz Mountain Industries, Inc. Americord Registry LLC Grosvenor Americas Latham & Watkins LLP Hecht Foundation Bank of America Foundation H & M International NY/NJ Snowflake Hilco Global Bel Fuse Inc. Transportation Inc. Youth Foundation Investors Bank Belle Associates, LLC Hollister Construction Services PSEG Foundation LexisNexis CastleOak Securities, LP & The Hollister Foundation PwC Charitable Foundation M.B. & Edna Zale Foundation The Children’s Place Investors Foundation, Inc. RTS Family Foundation Nuveen Investments Chubb Corp. Jones Lang LaSalle The Sister Fund Proskauer Rose LLP Cognizant Technology Solutions Kelso & Company

2013 ANNUAL REPORT 17 KPMG, LLP Protiviti Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Malkin & Ross La Vida Feliz Foundation The Provident Bank Authentic Brands Group Marchetto Higgins Stieve PC Magnetar Capital LLC Rhodium Group, LLC Avison Young MBIA Foundation, Inc. MCJ Amelior Foundation Sharp Electronics Corporation Bedford Oak Advisors, LLC McGuire Woods LLP MetLife Shearman & Sterling, LLP Best Landscaping Services Mega Construction Corp. Mindtree Ltd. SJP Properties Binsky & Snyder LLC Mehl Electric Company, Inc. MphasiS Solar Energy Systems, LLC Blau & Berg Company Melick-Tully and Associates, PC New Vernon Capital LLC Spruce Street Foundation Blue Gate Partners Menlo Engineering Associates Inc. Pixar TD Charitable Foundation Bruce S. Brickman Meridian Capital Group, LLC Polsinelli Toys-R-Us & Associates Inc. Mestel & Company/HireCounsel RBC Capital Markets TSS Facility Services, Inc. Cahill Contractors, Inc. MetroTek Electrical Services SIMS Metal Management UBS Securities LLC Captrust Financial Advisors Mitsubishi Corporation Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz Chaus Realty, LLC Modern Electric Co. & Flom LLP Walder, Hayden & Brogan, P.A. Christian Duvernois Gardens, Inc. NAI James E. Hanson SL Green Management Williams & Jensen P.C. Clune Construction The Nathan Cummings Societe Generale Windels Marx Lane Colliers International NY LLC Foundation, Inc. TM Financial Forensics LLC & Mittendorf, LLP Cresa National Instruments The Walt Disney Company Wintrust Financial Corporation Davis & Gilbert LLP Newmark Grubb Knight Frank Foundation Dell Giving Niles Bolton Associates, Inc. Welco Realty $2,500-$4,999 Donnelly Construction Norman and Barbara Avenue Solutions LLC Duff & Phelps Seiden Foundation $5,000-$9,999 Bean LLC Duggal Visual Solutions, Inc. Noryb Ventures, Inc. Adeptos Partners, LLC The Boston Consulting Group Eastdil Secured Nyhan, Bambrick, Kinzie Alliance Building Services CharterOne Bank Ehrlich Petriello Gudin & Plaza & Lowry, P.C. Allied World Cohn Reznick LLP Enviro-Sciences of Delaware, Inc. Open Society Foundations Assurance Company, Ltd. Cooley LLP The F.B. Heron Foundation Pacific Union International, Inc. ANN INC. Corcoran Group Real Estate Felenstein Was & Associates Pershing LLC Assurance Realty Group LLC Dolan Commercial Real Estate Floorcom Prairie Material Bank of America Merrill Lynch Services Florian Glass Service, Inc. Premier Landscape & Bender Enterprises, Inc. Edwards & Zuck, PC FM Home Improvement Inc. Site Work Contractor BMO Harris Bank Energy Options Inc. Folkenflik & McGerity LLP Prism Capital Partners, LLC Bryan Cave LLP Epoch Investment Partners, Inc. Fountainhead Construction, Inc. Prudential Mortgage Capalino+Company Fitzpatrick & Associates, Inc. Fujitec America, Inc. Capital Company Capgemini Foley & Lardner LLP Full Spectrum Services Quick Response Fire Central Interior Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Furia Roofing Protection, Inc. Native Health Society Jacobson LLP G.S. Wilcox & Co. Remsenburg LLC Communities Foundation of Texas Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo Gabelli Funds RLM Finsbury, LLC CRS Facility Services and Co. GCG Inc. Robert Derector Associates Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt Haddad Plumbing & Heating, Inc. GE Foundation The Rock Brook Consulting Group & Mosle LLP Icon Interiors, Inc. Geltrude & Company LLC Rocking Chair Foundation DLA Piper Ironshore Genova Burns Giantomasi Roseland Property Co. Draper and Kramer Inc. John D. and Catherine T. & Webster Round Top Building Servies, Corp. Engineered Energy Solutions LLC MacArthur Foundation Glass Mountain Capital LLC Royal Abstract Entwistle & Cappucci The Kiev Foundation, Inc. Gold Coast Seawolf Capital LLC Estee Lauder, Inc. Kirkland & Ellis Foundation and Capital Management Corp. Sharp Concrete Corp. F&G Mechanical Group Kirkland & Ellis LLP Greater Horizons Signature Info Grant Thornton LLP L.A. Parking Corp. Group I Sitar Realty Company Greenberg Traurig, LLP McCarter & English LLP Guidepost Solutions LLC Sky-Tower Construction Co., Inc. Greenfield Sullivan Draa McDermott Will & Emery Hartz Lindenbaum Associates Smith-Sondy Asphalt & Harrington McKinsey & Company, Inc. Hawkins, Delafield & Wood LLP Construction Company Grey Group Inc. Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg LLP Hewlett-Packard Sokol, Behit & Fiorenzo Harvard Protection Services, Inc. The New York Mets Icahn School of Medicine St. Lukes Medical Group Hexaware Foundation, Inc. at Mount Sinai The State Capital Title High Ground Industrial LLC Plescia Roofing Inc. Industrial Urban Corp. & Abstract Co. Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield Research Foundation of Institutional Investor, Inc. The Steel Partners Foundation of New Jersey The City University of N.Y. Insurance Restoration Sun Development & Management Ingenious Med Russo Development Specialists, Inc. Sunnyfield Corporation ITW Foundation Schiff Hardin Foundation Intend Coaching & Consulting LLC TCF Capital Funding Johnson & Johnson Thompson Coburn LLP Interstate Drywall Corp. Team Resources, Inc. Kaufman Hall Union Theological Seminary James Mintz Group Tekmark Global Solutions, LLC Kissinger, McLarty Associates Utilivisor Jones Day thehollandportfolios.com Kleinberg, Kaplan, Wolff Whitney Architects, Inc. Joseph W. Curvino, Inc. Thomas Erectors Inc. & Cohen, P.C. Winston & Strawn LLP JPMorgan Chase & Co. Threesome Partners, LLC LibertyView The KABR Group Tico Construction Capital Management LLC $1,000-$2,499 Katten Muchin Rosenman Tishman Speyer Properties, LP Lincoln Property Company A-L Services Inc Foundation Touro College MCM Management Corp. ABS Associates Kent-Lucas Foundation, Inc. Toyota Motor North America, Inc. Milberg LLP Adobe Kerasotes ShowPlace Theatres, LLC UBS Foundation USA National Basketball Association Advanced Built Structures, Inc. L.F. Lehman & Company, Inc. Union Kennedy Associates LP Normandy FW LLC ALM Media La Forza Construction, LLC Universal Electric Motor Service Novartis Pharmaceuticals Alpha Electric USA Inc. Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC Vedder Price Corporation AmeriSource M. Luca Temporary Services Western Carriers, Inc. The PrivateBank AMLI Residential Majek Investments, LLC ZBI Employee Allocated Gift Fund

18 THE ALL STARS PROJECT, INC. STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSES Year Ended December 31, 2013

Revenues, Gains and Other Support Contributions $ 6,963,360 Program Revenue 184,988 Net Special Events Revenue 1,394,685 In-kind Donations 246,769 Interest and Dividends 4,093 Realized and Unrealized Loss on Investments (12,850) Change in Value of Split-Interest Agreement 19,379 Other Revenues 2,401

EXPENSES Total Revenues, Gains and Other Support $8,802,825

Expenses All Stars Talent Show Network $ 2,106,903 Development School for Youth 1,759,086 Castillo Theatre 947,992 Volunteerism and Education 883,054 Youth Onstage! 610,478 Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids 184,726 Management and General 831,512 Fundraising 1,457,470

Total Expenses $8,781,221

Change in Net Assets $ 21,604

Ratio of Program Services to Total Expenses 73.9%

BALANCE SHEET Year Ended December 31, 2013

Assets Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 2,426,187 Investments 2,206,161 Contributions Receivable 264,937 Prepaid Expenses and Security Deposit 156,208 Beneficial Interest in Remainder Trust 242,736 Fixed Assets – Net 13,824,310

Total Assets $19,120,539

Liabilities and Net Assets Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $954,933 Mortgage Payable 10,699,838 Loan Payable 720,000

Total Liabilities $12,374,771

Net Assets 6,745,768

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $19,120,539

For complete audited financials visit www.allstars.org BOARD OF DIRECTORS Richard Sokolow, Chair, Davidson Kempner Capital Mgmt. Hunter L. Hunt, Vice Chair, Hunt Consolidated Energy, Inc. Maria R. Morris, Vice Chair, MetLife

Charles Adams, Morgan Stanley, Retired Omar H. Ali, Ph.D., U. of North Carolina, Greensboro Jeffrey Aron, Fountain House PRESIDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Douglas Balder, Ralph Appelbaum Associates Gabrielle L. Kurlander Nathaniel H. Christian, III, Esq., CastleOak Securities, L.P. Margo Cook, Nuveen Investments ALL STARS PROJECT OF NEW YORK Susan Davies, Montclair State University National Headquarters Amy Doyle, MTV: Music Television 543 West 42nd Street L. Thecla Farrell, HSBC Bank New York, NY 10036 Jessie Fields, M.D., St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital (212) 941-9400 Melissa Fisher, American Geriatrics Society Joseph A. Forgione, Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc., Retired ALL STARS PROJECT OF NEW JERSEY Deborah Green, Elliott Management Corp. Scott Flamm Center for Afterschool Development Carolyn Kresky, Broadcast Journalist, Retired 33 Washington Street, Suite 100 Gabrielle L. Kurlander, All Stars Project, Inc. Newark, NJ 07102 Carrie Lobman, Ed.D., Rutgers University (973) 622-5506 Edward Malmstrom, Bank of America Securities/Merrill Lynch & Company ALL STARS PROJECT OF BRIDGEPORT Elyse Mendel, Baruch College, CUNY 1057 Broad Street, 3rd Floor Rafael Mendez, Ph.D., Bronx Community College, CUNY Bridgeport, CT 06604 Suzu Neithercut (203) 332-9881 Michael Pickering, Ingenious Med, Inc. Brenda Ratliff ALL STARS PROJECT OF CHICAGO Robert T. Ross 53 West Jackson Blvd., Suite 1135 Craig Shapiro, Nextera Energy Chicago, IL 60604 John P. Singer, ART LLC (312) 360-0660 Gregory A. Tosko, CB Richard Ellis Avram S. Tucker, TM Financial Forensics, LLC ALL STARS PROJECT OF DALLAS Andrew S. Williamson, Cooley LLP 501 Wynnewood Village, Suite 100, Box #328 Janet Wootten, DCI Group Dallas, TX 75224 (214) 382-5890 HONORARY YOUTH BOARD MEMBERS Omar Pride, I.S. 126, Jacob A. Riis Program ALL STARS PROJECT OF Glenroy Wason, Mercy College, Student THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA 870 Market Street, Suite 841 As of June 2014 San Francisco, CA 94102 (415) 986-2565 Photo Credits: Ronald Glassman, Anastassios Mentis www.allstars.org Design: Kaeser and Wilson Design, Ltd.