ANNUAL REPORT at Ramapo for Children We Believe That All Young People Want the Same Things: to Learn, to Feel Valued for Who They Are, and to Experience Success

Building Relationships, 2019 Inspiring Success. ANNUAL REPORT At Ramapo for Children we believe that all young people want the same things: to learn, to feel valued for who they are, and to experience success. For 98 years, through direct-service programs, training, and professional development, Ramapo has helped adults create learning environments and inclusive communities that enable young people to celebrate strengths and thrive. The Ramapo Approach provides adults with a collection of strategies and techniques that meet children’s needs, promote positive behavior, and foster social and emotional skill development.

2 RAMAPO 2019 Dear Friends

We are proud that Ramapo for Children schools and youth service organizations, we had another growth spurt this year as we coach thousands of educators and caregivers expanded existing programs, launched new on the skills we put into practice ourselves. ones, and welcomed two other organizations But we’ve also learned that, sometimes, into our family. In Rhinebeck, we took over changing practice is insufficient if we don’t Northern Dutchess Day Care, a relationship also look at the systems and structures that strengthens our ties to the local within which young people and adults are Rhinebeck community and provides us functioning. Our work related to racial with a valuable learning environment equity, restorative practice, and school in which our Staff Assistants and other climate are born out of recognition that emerging educators can bring the Ramapo changes in practice and changes to systems Approach to younger children. In New must occur together to make real change. York City, we absorbed the National School While Ramapo is growing in scope Climate Center, an organization that works and scale, our core beliefs and philosophy to measure and improve the climate for continue to be the foundation on which learning in schools through research and our work is grounded. We believe in the educational services. With school partners power of authentic relations and strong in twenty states, NSCC gives us a national communities to help people overcome network through which we can bring the challenges, learn, and thrive. We remain Ramapo Approach to bear. committed to understanding behavior as Each of these new partners represents an communication and to dismantling barriers important aspect of our work. Throughout to participation for those who are too often Ramapo we strive to create communities labeled or excluded. in which all young people feel a sense of Undergirding all of this is the Ramapo belonging and opportunity. In Rhinebeck our ethos of empathy and generosity. Whether staff members work directly with children you are a staff member, a partner organization and young people, putting our philosophy or a financial supporter, you are a critical and approach to work at our camp, member of the Ramapo community. By transition-to-independence program, joining our community, you have embraced retreats, childcare center, after-school the spirt of generosity that defines us. We RAMAPO COMMUNITY programs, and other services. From thank you deeply and we look forward to New York City, through our work with continuing the Ramapo journey together.

ADAM WEISS DAVID ROSS Chief Executive Officer Board President

RAMAPO 2019 3 BUILDING COMMUNITY by designing and implementing IN SCHOOLS tailored action plans that address key elements of a healthy school Whether working one on one with climate such as improving the quality classroom teachers or collaborating of relationships between adults with school leaders to promote whole- and students, setting clear norms school improvement, Ramapo helps for behavior, ensuring equitable schools build communities that discipline policies, and promoting work for all young people. We do this restorative practices.

CREATING CLIMATES CONDUCIVE TO LEARNING

4 RAMAPO 2019 “We find the missing puzzle pieces to build a learning community where all can bring their authentic selves, be heard, and thrive.”

KAZZ A. PINKARD, Deputy Director, EXPANDING OUR REACH Ramapo Training WITH NATIONAL SCHOOL CLIMATE CENTER AT RAMAPO FOR CHILDREN

In 2019, the National School Climate Center (NSCC) joined the Ramapo family, expanding the reach of our organization and positioning Ramapo as a thought leader in the field. Through their Comprehensive School Climate Inventory—an assessment of school culture that draws on surveys completed by school leaders, teachers, parents, and students—NSCC has worked with over 2,000 schools in 38 states, helping create the conditions for over two million students, parents and school staff to experience safer and more supportive school communities.

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RAMAPO 2019 5 A COMMUNITY on-site coaching, these young people OF ROLE MODELS build a toolbox of skills and strategies for promoting positive behaviors, Every year Ramapo provides training structuring programs for inclusion, for thousands of teens and young and preventing and resolving adults that helps them develop into conflict when it arises. We are proud leaders and role models as youth of the extraordinary number of these workers in after-school programs, young professionals who go on to counselors at Camp Ramapo, and as become leaders in education, youth RamaYear staff helping run retreats development, and social work, as and other programs on the Rhinebeck well as advocates for children with campus. Through our workshops and special needs.

HELPING EDUCATORS LEAD CHANGE

6 RAMAPO 2019 “Ramapo was right there with us. They helped make sure that no four-year-olds were kept out of Pre-K because of behaviors that inexperienced teachers weren’t prepared for.”

RICH BUERY, former New York City EMBRACING THE PROFESSIONAL Deputy Mayor LEARNING COMMUNITY MODEL who led rollout of In 2019, Ramapo launched a professional Pre-K for All learning community (PLC) made up of 30 administrators and youth workers from 11 Baltimore-based youth-service agencies that serve thousands of children at multiple after-school program sites. Working with a Ramapo facilitator, participants received a year-long continuum of support—sharing successes and challenges, learning and practicing skills and strategies for building inclusive programs, problem-solving, and networking with peers in the field. In response to the needs of the community, Ramapo trainers tailored much of the work to help staff approach inclusion from a trauma-informed lens. With generous support from the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, this program will expand in Baltimore in the year ahead.

RAMAPO 2019 7 “Ramapo offered workshops in Spanish on weekday evenings and Saturdays so that more families could participate. Parents came away understanding their children’s potential and learned practical techniques for strengthening family communication.”

NANCY HIRSCH, Director of Family Services, Kennedy Children’s Center A COMMUNITY OF CAREGIVERS

Close and supportive relationships with adults buffer young children from negative outcomes by helping them to develop resilience. Through hands-on workshops and on-site coaching, Ramapo’s early childhood curriculum provides parents, caregivers, and early childhood educators with the tools they need to foster responsive, attuned relationships with children and create structures and routines that are developmentally appropriate and emotionally supportive for young children.

8 RAMAPO 2019 LEVELING THE FIELD FOR children are more likely to interface THE YOUNGEST LEARNERS with stress and trauma. Research shows that high quality care can help In New York City, child care is often level the playing field for the youngest provided by individual adults caring for children who are at risk for entering a handful of children as well as “group school unprepared to succeed. Ramapo families” of three or more staff caring for is on the front lines, providing coaching 10 or 12 young children. These caregivers and workshops to family child care are the predominant source of child care providers who care for some of the in high-need communities where young city’s most vulnerable young children.

FORGING STRONG SCHOOL-HOME ALIGNMENT

RAMAPO 2019 9 A COMMUNITY OF CHILDREN and mentoring sessions on topics such AND YOUNG ADULTS as navigating social media, coping with stress, and maintaining friendships. The At its heart, the Ramapo Approach is Staff Assistant Experience is a year-round about creating communities that support residential program that helps young young people and build their capacity to adults transition to independent living by develop the social-emotional skills to providing opportunities to develop life and participate fully and feel successful. Our vocational skills in a supportive setting. approach is fully manifest through our In 2019, we integrated Northern direct service programs on our Rhinebeck Dutchess Day Care’s Early Learning campus. Each summer, 500 children Center, School-Aged Child Care, and with a range of cognitive, behavioral, and summer day camp (Summer Sensations) social-emotional challenges experience into Ramapo’s programming. This the joys of learning and exploration relationship strengthens our ties to the at Camp Ramapo. For the teens that local Rhinebeck community and provides participate in Ramapo’s Leadership us with a valuable learning environment Program, monthly weekends on campus in which our Staff Assistants and other combine outdoor programming emerging educators can bring the Ramapo and adventure with skill-building Approach to younger children.

BOOSTING CONFIDENCE

10 RAMAPO 2019 “Being at Ramapo helped August to understand that all children learn differently; she still speaks of the friends she made.”

CAMP RAMAPO PARENT, Summers 2016-2017

CAMPUS AS ALTERNATIVE CLASSROOM SUCCESSFUL In 2019, twenty-two high school and TRANSITIONS middle school students served by Ulster County’s Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) came to our Rhinebeck campus daily as an alternative learning environment. The participants are young people who have struggled in traditional classroom settings. Ramapo’s program combines alternative education, experiential learning and extensive supports around social-emotional growth. The program has had a positive impact on academic performance, decreased suspensions, and increased retention and graduation rates among the students when they return to a more traditional school setting.

RAMAPO 2019 11 RAMAPO2019 BY THE NUMBERS 38,286 Children and adults who were impacted by Ramapo in 2019 Including Summer Sensations campers and ( Alternative Education students from BOCES )

10,306 ATTENDEES IN RAMAPO RETREATS

4% WERE FROM 27% WERE CHARTER SCHOOLS FROM NYC DOE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 6% WERE FROM PRIVATE SCHOOLS RETREATS218 21% WERE 11% WERE FROM NON-NYC FROM COMMUNITY TOTAL SCHOOLS SCHOOLS 20% OTHER 11% WERE FROM CBOs SERVED EMPLOYED 251 % SUMMER STAFF OF 523 53 MEMBERS TO ENSURE SUMMER CAMPERS SUMMER CAMPERS FROM 24 STATES RECEIVED AND 4 COUNTRIES SCHOLARSHIPS : 1CAMPER TO 1COUNSELOR RATIO

Counselors came from 30 states & 10 countries outside the United States

56 RAMAPO TRAINERS AND COACHES PARTNERED WITH 575 SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES

(in total they facilitated 11,322 engagements for over 27,000 individuals) 38 PARTICIPANTS IN OUR SAE PROGRAM FY2019 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

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FISCAL 2019 OPERATING FISCAL 2019 OPERATING REVENUE ANALYSIS EXPENSE ANALYSIS 89% OF EXPENSES GO DIRECTLY TO PROGRAMS.

Program-Related Fees $7,187,495 Program 89% $8,517,298 Individual Contributions 714,617 Administration & Development 11% 1,059,529 Foundation Contributions 1,180,826 TOTAL $9,576,827 RAMAPO HOLDS Other Grants 517,629 CHARITY NAVIGATOR’S Fundraising Events, Net 237,459 Depreciation $650,000 HIGHEST RATING TOTAL $9,838,026 Interest $56,896 OF FOUR STARS FOR ITS COMMITMENT TO Investment Return, Net $65,419 FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY AND TRANSPARENCY.

14 RAMAPO 2019 Lower Manhattan Arts Academy– PS 194 Countee Cullen (M194) A selection of Ramapo’s LOMA (M308) PS 196 (X196) Lou Gehrig JHS 151 (X151) PS 270 The Johann DeKalb School Partners who created Marie Curie High School (X237) (K270) Morris Academy for Collaborative PS 369 (X369) environments that support Studies (X297) PS 583 Bronx Lab School for MS 53 Brian Piccolo (Q053) Historical Discovery (X583) success in 2019 Queens Collegiate (Q310) MS 88 (K088) Richard Grossley JHS (Q008) Community Health Academy High School for Law Enforcement MS 117 The Wade Academies (X117) NEW YORK CITY Riverdale Kingsbridge Academy of the Heights (M346) and Public Safety (Q690) PUBLIC SCHOOLS MS 136 (K136) (X141) Abraham Stockton Community The Computer School MS 245 (M245) High School for Media and MS 298 Academy of Public Satellite Academy High School School (K297) Communications (M463) Corona Arts and Sciences Academy Relations (X298) (M570) Academy of Innovative Technology (Q311) High School for Teaching and MS 318 Waterside School for The School by the Sea (Q043) High School (K618) Curtis Estabrook (K272) the Professions (X433) Leadership (Q318) School for Excellence (X404) Academy for Health Careers (K751) Dewitt Clinton High School (X440) Hunter’s Point Community Middle School (Q291) MS 594 New Pathways School for Global Leaders (M378) Academy of Letters and Arts Dos Puentes Elementary School Middle School (X594) (K492) (M103) Institute for Health Professionals School for International Studies at Cambria Heights (Q243) Murray Hill Academy (M432) (K497) Alexander Macomb School (X232) Dr. Jacqueline Peek-Davis School Alexine A. Fenty (K139) (K012) IS 123 (X123) New Venture School (X219) School for Human Rights (K531) Anning S. Prall IS (R027) Eagle Academy for Young Men Baychester Middle School (X532) (Q327) Bronx Alliance Middle School East Brooklyn Community (X355) High School (K673) Bronx Design and Construction East Side Community High School Academy (X522) (M450) Bronx Early College Academy Eleanor Roosevelt High School (X324) (M416) Bronx Envision Academy (X511) Excelsior Prep High School (Q265) Bronx Haven High School (X381) Fannie Lou Hammer Middle School Bronx Leadership Academy (X525) (X286) Bronx Mathematics Prep School Flushing High School (Q460) (X375) Flushing International High School Bronx School of Young Leaders (Q263) (X331) Fordham Leadership Academy Bronx Writing Academy (X323) (X438) Brooklyn Ascend High School (K652) Fort Greene Preparatory Academy (K691) Brooklyn Environmental Exploration School (K664) Forsyth Satellite Academy (M458) Brooklyn Generation (K566) Franklin Delano Roosevelt High School (K505) Brooklyn High School for Leadership and Community Franklin FIT High School (Q313) Service (K616) Frederick Douglass Academy III IS 206B (X206) North Bronx School of Science and Technology Academy: Brooklyn Landmark Elementary (X517) IS 217 School of the Performing Empowerment (X287) A Mott Hall School (X454) (K599) Frederick Douglass Academy V Arts (X217) Origins High School (K611) Soundview Academy for Culture Brooklyn School for Music and Middle School (X273) IS 289 (M289) Paul L Dunbar MS (X301) and Scholarship (X448) Theater (K548) Gotham Professional Arts IS 318 Eugenio Maria De Hostas Pelham Gardens Middle School Spring Creek Community School Brownsville Academy High School Academy (K594) (K318) (X566) (K422) (K568) Harvest Collegiate High School IS 584 (X584) Police Officer Ramon Suarez Stephen Mather Building Arts and Cambria Heights Academy (Q326) (M534) School (Q239) Craftsmanship HS (M139) JFK Educational Campus Careers in Sports High School Hawtree Creek Middle School (Q297) Preparatory for Writers (Q283) Susan E Wagner High School JHS 131 Albert Einstein (X131) (X548) Health Opportunities High School Progress High School (K474) (R460) JHS 143 Eleanor Roosevelt (M143) Central Park East High School (X670) PS 18 (X018) Teller Avenue Educational Campus (M555) HERO High School (X259) JHS 210 Elizabeth Blackwell (Q210) PS/MS 20 George Werdann III (X020) Tompkins Square Middle School (M839) Charles Dorsey (K067) High School for Energy and John Adams High School (Q480) PS 75 (M075) Technology (X565) Union Square Academy for City Polytechnical High School John Bowne High School (Q425) PS 78 (R078) (K674) High School for Health Careers Health Sciences (M533) Juan Pablo Duarte (M132) PS 96 (M096) Clara Barton High School (K600) and Sciences (M468) The Upper Academy (K582) KAPPA III (X316) PS 100 Isaac Clason (X100) Clarence Witherspoon School High School for Language and Urban Assembly Gateway School (Q045) Diplomacy (M399) Leaders of Tomorrow (X370) PS 121 (K121) for Technology (M507) Collaborative Arts Middle School High School for Language and Liberty High School for Newcomers PS 126 (X126) Urban Assembly School for (Q355) Innovation (X509) (M550) PS 130 Abram Stevens Hewitt (X130) Applied Math and Science (X241)

RAMAPO 2019 15 Urban Assembly Institute Metropolitan Lighthouse Community Health Care Associa- Park Avenue Synagogue School of the Holy Child for Math and Science Charter School (X461) tion of New York State (CHCANYS) Partnership Schools Titusville Intermediate School for Young Women (K527) Neighborhood Charter Schools Cypress Hills Local Development Partnership With Children Ulster BOCES Urban Assembly School for Corporation New American Academy Phipps Neighborhoods Vaux Big Picture High School, Media Studies (M307) Charter School (K736) Dignitaries Sympathy Powerplay NYC Philadelphia Urban Assembly Unity School New Heights Academy East Harlem Tutorial (K351) Project Gametime White Plains High School Charter School (M353) Edwin Gould Services for Project Hospitality Validus Preparatory Academy New Visions for Public Schools Children and Families COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (X263) Project Morry New Visions AIM I Charter Flatbush Development Corporation Bank Street College of Education Walt Whitman (K246) High School (K395) Flushing YMCA PROMESA, Inc Borough of Manhattan Community Walton Educational Campus South Bronx Community Fresh Air Fund Queens Community House College Upward Bound West Brooklyn Community Charter School Read Ahead CUNY Explorers High School (K529) Girl Scout Troop #2470 Success Academy Network RiseBoro Community Partnership Dominican College William W Niles (X118) Global Kids, Inc. Urban Assembly Charter School Good Shepherd Services Samuel Field Y Dutchess County Community Williamsburg High School for Arts for Computer Science (X597) College and Technology (K454) Graham Windham Save Our Streets Bed-Stuy Zeta Charter Schools LaGuardia Community College World View High School (X353) SCO Family of Services Marist College Young Women’s Leadership School DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Shield Institute (M610) NETWORKS AND OFFICES St. Nick’s Alliance Medgar Evans College IN NEW YORK CITY Story Pirates Mount Saint Mary College PRIVATE SCHOOLS Brooklyn North Field Support StreetSquash SUNY New Paltz The Aaron School Center UNLOCK Bank Street School for Children Community School District 7 POTENTIAL Bnos Malka Academy Community School District 24 Student Success Network University of Hartford Corlears School Community School District 27 Sunnyside Community Services Vassar College Imagine Academy for Autism NYC Department of Education Union Settlement Westchester Community College LearningSpring School Division of Family and Community United Activities Unlimited Little Red School House & Engagement ORGANIZATIONS AND AGENCIES YMCA of Greater New York Elisabeth Irwin High School Office of Community Schools Grand Street Settlement OUTSIDE NEW YORK CITY YM & YWHA of Washington Heights The Lowell School Office of Equity and Access Harlem Children’s Zone Astor Services for Children & Inwood and Families Metropolitan Montessori School Office of Interschool Collaborative Hebrew Educational Society Learning The Arc Westchester New York School for the Deaf Henry Street Settlement SCHOOLS OUTSIDE OF The Packer Collegiate Institute Office of Safety and Youth NEW YORK CITY The Chamber Foundation Development Hetrick-Martin Institute Rebecca School Avon Avenue School, Newark Community Education Building, School Mental Health Highbridge Advisory Council Wilmington, DE The Smith School Day Care Center Baltimore City Public Schools Students in Temporary Housing CORA Services, Inc., Philadelphia The Speyer Legacy School Horizons at Saint David’s School Bard Early College Baltimore Bard High School Early College Eleanor Roosevelt Center Sunshine Learning Center NEW YORK CITY Hudson Guild Newark Family Services of Westchester United Nations International ORGANIZATIONS AND Institute for Transformative School AGENCIES Mentoring Bergen County Technical Schools The Floating Hospital: Camp Rise Up Yeshiva Har Torah ADAPT Community Network Interborough Developmental The Care Center, Holyoke, MA Foundation for Jewish Camp After-School All-Stars and Counseling Center Chancellor Livingston Elementary Harold and Elaine Shames NEW YORK CITY Inwood House School JCC on the Hudson CHARTER SCHOOLS AHRC New York City Jamaica YMCA Dutchess BOCES Liberty Partnership Program Achievement First Network All Star Code JCC Staten Island Ellenville Central School District Lower Hudson Perinatal Network AIM Charter High School II (X200) Brooklyn Community Services Kingsbridge Heights Community Elysian Charter School, Maryland Out of School Time Bronx Global Learning Institute Brooklyn Public Library Hoboken, NJ for Girls Charter School (X389) Center Network CAMBA Fairview Public Schools, NJ Brooklyn Charter School (K701) Kings Bay YM-YWHA MICA Place Catholic Charities Community Great Oaks Foundation Coney Island Preparatory Public Services Math for America Maryland–National Capital Park Hempstead High School and Planning Commission Charter School (K744) Central Queens Y Mosholu Montefiore Community Center Mill Road Elementary School Montgomery County Collaboration Community Partnership Charter Child Center of NY School (K702) New Settlement Monroe Township School District Council for Children, Youth, and Children’s Aid Society Global Community Charter School New York Edge Monroe-Woodbury Middle School Families, Inc. Chinese American Planning Council (M085) New York Road Runners Newark Public Schools New Jersey Community Chess in the Schools Development Corporation Great Oaks Charter School (M202) NIA Community Services Network KIPP Foundation HCZ Promise Academy 2 (M341) Citizen Schools NYC New York State Office North Brooklyn YMCA Oakview Prep School, Yonkers of Mental Health Hebrew Public City Harvest Northside Center for Pathways in Technology Early Rhinebeck Area Soccer League John V Lindsay Wildcat Academy City Year Child Development College High School (PTECHS) Temple Beth Rishon Charter School (M707) Commonpoint Queens NY Foundling Penns Grove-Carneys Point KIPP Infinity Middle School Community Association of Opportunities for a School District The Y in Central Maryland KIPP NYC College Prep High School Progressive Dominicans (ACDP) Better Tomorrow School #10 Paterson White Plains Youth Bureau

16 RAMAPO 2019 May & Samuel Rudin Graham Holdings Matching Ramapo deeply thanks Family Foundation, Inc. Gifts Program SCOPE–Summer Camp Grossman Marketing Group Opportunities Promote H & H Purchasing Services our Shining Stars Education Hannaford Supermarkets You, our community of alumni, families, past and Seibert Family Foundation Health Quest present staff, educators, trustees, and friends, The Edith Glick Shoolman Children’s Foundation Hudson Valley Credit Union make our work of building communities possible. The Silverweed Foundation Kingston Oil Supply Corp. Many thanks to the following individuals, William E. Simon Foundation Marshall & Sterling Insurance families, foundations, and businesses, as well as The SPOUT Foundation McCarthy’s Pharmacy those who chose to support Ramapo through Seth Sprague Educational & Monness, Crespi, Hardt & Co. Charitable Foundation Inc. gifts to UJA-Federation of New York and the United Stewart’s Foundation MUFG Union Bank Way. Between November 1, 2018 and October 31, Taft Foundation Northern Dutchess Hardwoods 2019, Ramapo’s budget of $10 million was met Thomas Thompson Trust Old Oaks Country Club with the help of these 1,177 contributions. Tisch Foundation, Inc. Open Society Institute

FOUNDATIONS AND Ronald Domb Foundation John & Patricia Klingenstein Ruth Turner Fund, Inc. Matching Gift Program FAMILY FOUNDATIONS Dyson Foundation Fund of UJA-Federation UJA-Federation of New York Pfizer Foundation Matching 2 Anonymous Donors The FAR Fund The Kupferberg Foundation The Wasily Family Foundation Gifts Program Louis & Anne Abrons N.S. Goldstein Foundation, Inc. Jesse & Joan Kupferberg Proskauer Rose LLP Foundation, Inc. Witkin Family Fund Gray Foundation Family Foundation The Prudential Foundation Angelo Family Charitable The Lucius N. Littauer CORPORATIONS Matching Gifts Foundation The Green Family Foundation Foundation 1 Anonymous Donor Red Hook Auto, Inc Bloomberg Philanthropies Harman Family Foundation M & T Charitable Foundation A.M. Skier Agency, Inc. Red Hook Plumbing & Booth Ferris Foundation Hartman Family Foundation The MAT Charitable Foundation Adams Fairacre Farms Heating Inc. J.E. & Z.B. Butler Foundation Heller Family Foundation Aetna Foundation Inc. Rotary Club of Rhinebeck Hermione Foundation Metzger-Price Fund, Inc. The Thomas & Agnes Carvel T. Rowe Price Foundation Jacob L. & Lillian Holtzmann The Price Farbman Family Air Products Foundation Foundation Matching Gifts Program Tiffany and Co. Edwin & Kathryn Clarke Foundation Family Foundation Jordan Fund Prudential Foundation Alice M. Coleman Consulting Top Spin Productions, Inc.– Allstate Johnny & Anita Tyous AmazonSmile Foundation U.S. Bank Foundation Apple Matching Gifts Program United Way of Delaware Ashley Mechanical, Inc. United Way of the Dutchess– Orange Region Atlantic, Tomorrow’s Office Weiss & Rosenbloom, P.C. Bank of America Employee– Directed Giving Program Welwyn Stable Berkery Noyes Westex–Tony Marinello Blackbaud Cares Center Wivott Company, LLC Capital Counsel, LLC IN-KIND DONATIONS CUNY Campaign for Charitable Lloyd Anderson Giving State Employees Federated Appeal Bread Alone Bakery Dog Pause LLC Breathe Barre & Pilates Glendale Maspeth United Center for Civic Engagement Methodist Church at Bard College Goldman Sachs & Co. Center for Creative Education Google Matching Gifts Program Chinese Healing Arts Center

RAMAPO 2019 17 Clemson Brewing Company Steven & Amanda Beckman Jennifer Buri da Cunha Melanie Clarke John (Ginz) DiStasio DropBox, Inc. Shaquana Beeks Diane Burstein & John Kosner Greg & Judy Clemens Steven DiStasio From the Ground Brewery Steven & Bonnie Beer Lisa & Howie Busch Brian Cogan & Robin Keller Harriet Dolinsky Hudson Valley Renegades Kate Beever Anne Butler & William Glynn Andrew Cohen & Marjorie Doniger Elizabeth Sarnoff J & J’s Gourmet Cafe & Catering Ayanna & David Behin Joseph Button & Brendan & Patty Donohue Donna Esposito Guy & Luisa Cohen Land of Oz Toys & Gifts Shirley Bender Jerry Doran Thomas & Maureen Byrne Jane & Dan Cohen Rich Matthies Lisa Bergamini Benet Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Druker Ronald & Anne Cacciola Martin S. Cohen & Mylan Specialty, L.P. Damaris Beniquez Bridget Callan Randy Ellen Sheinberg James & Susan Dubin Pitchfork Hard Cider Sherryann & Jeff Bennett Maratea Cantarella & Andy Colbert Sue Ducat & Stan Cohen Richard, Stacy & Max Rosenthal Carolyn Benz Barry Stelboum Alice & William Collins Albert Velez Ducret Russell Farms The Beranbaum Family Rachel Cantone Laurie & Peter Collins Catherine Dunsby Samuel’s Sweet Shop Evan & Cindy Berg Nirmaliz Colon Steve & Dawn Durning- Sapling Myles Berg Jon & Vicki Conard Hammond Kelly Smith Deb Berman Frank A. & Monique A. Cordasco Michael Dyas

INSPIRE SUCCESS Lydia Smith Howard Berrent Carol Countryman Aurore M. Eaton & Tousey Winery Mr. David P. Bicks Amanda Cox, MD Scott F. Eaton Christine Yerks Bruce A. Black Meghan Crouch & Alex Wood Paul & Lisbeth Ehrlich Marylou & Bob Blaisdell Drs. Nancy J. Crown & Maggie & Robert Eigen SHINING STARS Carlos Capellan Susan C. Blaisdell Samuel K. Weisman Harvey & Carol Eisenberg 57 Anonymous Donors Vivian Cardia Deja Blaise Barton Czyz & Brooke Burkett Leigh Eisenberg Karen Abrahamson Ann E. Carmel & Daniel Wolk Alan & Alana Blank Jordan Dale Martin Elias Elaine Abrams & Jeff Zitsman David Carmel & Julia Blaut & Ned Dewees Kirsten Axelsen Carmel Mark D’Ambrosi Larry Elsner & Benita Rubinett Dinny & Bill Adamson Mary Jennifer Bloxam Jason & Amanda Carmel Thomas DAnnunzio Deborah Engel & Dimitri Akrivos David Goldstein Linda Blum & Jeremy Merrin Peter W. Carmel, MD John Jason Daunter Alicia Alexander Laura Engler Gloria Blumenkrantz Daniel & Cynthia Carpenter Gregory & Audrey David Sabrina Allan & Douglas Mr. Robert David Martina Enschede Goodsight Ellenoff Tina & Jeffrey Bolton Liane & Marc Carter Jennifer & Stephen Davidson Andrew Epstein Jonathan H. Allen Sam & Ilisha Borek Carrie A. Cazolas Lucia Davis Luise M. Erdmann Emma Alpern Alexander & Darlene Borre Donald Cecil Lisa de Lima & Bobby Alter David Erskine Ekaterina Ambroladze Marcia L. Bowne Jessica Cedeno Jeanne De Tar Michael & Beth Fascitelli Judith Anderson Jennifer Braine Dr. Benjamin Chack & Janis Diamond Chack Bob & Kathy Dean Valerie Feigen & Steven Eisman Lloyd Anderson Frank & Dainora Branciforte Lori Chajet & Ben Wides Jeanne L. Dean Esther Fein & David Remnick Dani Andres Chanel Brandon Lynn Chamberlin Shea Dean Holly Good Feirstein Christopher Andrews John Breisky & Carmen Lo Michael Champness & Jonathan A. DeCristofaro Lisa Feldman Sam Antar Richard Brennan & Elizabeth Gery Lesley Blackledge Jonathan & Emme Deland Stacey & Andrew Feller Zainal Arifin Eric Brettschneider Mr. Raymond & Noel Delgado & Judith & Carl Felsenfeld Jeff & Andy Baevsky Mrs. Katherine Chan Angela & Rob Brown Jessica Humes-Delgado Alan Fields & Lois Akner John Ball Patrice Chandler Sheila Brown Deborah & Steven DelGaudio Marilyn Fils Kareen Balsam Allison Chawla James & Joanne Buccellato Ana DelRosario & Harvey Fine Rachelle Band Ariane Cherbuliez Johnny La Boy Mr. Michael Kevin Buckley & Robin Finkelstein Ted & Cheryl Banks Dr. Karen Wirtshafter Andrew & Karen Choens Mr. Jeffrey W. Deneroff Orah Fireman & Alan Barreto Barry Burdick Ronald Chomiw Kay DeWitt Andrew Schiavoni Ira Bartfield Joanne Burgardt Barbara Cicatelli Eric Diamond Joel Fisher Angela Basile JoAnne Burger & Vincent Cirino Sally & James Diffley Mrs. Anita Fishman Vicki Batten Michael Caplan Andrea Clark Barbara DiStasio Amy Gant Fitzgerald

18 RAMAPO 2019 James & Melissa Fitzpatrick Raymond H. Goodmon, III Marc Hirschfeld Morton & Linda Janklow Donna Lynn Kleiman Mary & Patrick Flanigan Ellen R. Gordon Harry & Maida Hirschkorn Barbara Janowitz & Peter Entin Nicholas Klein Mary Fleming Penny & David Gordon Edmund D. Hollander & Laura & David Javsicas Susan Koff Wendy J. Powers Judith R. Fox & Richard & Mary Ellen Gordon Celia Joyce Patricia Kogan David A. Loomar Kenneth & Marilynn Hopman Zak & Wendy Gordon Joanna Kabat Bernie & Susan Kosberg Chuck & Dawn Franke Patricia Hoppin Limor Goren Adrienne Kanter Herbert & Judith Freedman Carin Horowitz & Stephen Kotzias Mark & Elizabeth Gormley Alan I. Kaplan Karen Freedman & David Wagenheim Lillian E. Kraemer Roger Weisberg Keren Gottesman Teri & John Horowitz David Kaplan Kahlila Kramer & Nina Freedman & Leah & Tal Gozhansky Michael & Dana Hubbe Laura Kaplan Anthony Vavasis Michael Rosenbaum Danielle Grant Jessica & Josh Freely Jeffrey Gratz & Dana & Bruce Freyer Susan R. Buchsbaum Lucia Bonilla Fridlyand Heather & Al Green Jane E. Friedland Rona G. Green Eric & Lori Friedman Sari & Roy Greenbaum

Michele Friedman Hank Greenberg Sam Friedman & Laurie Stein Laurie Greenberg Molly Friedrich David & Daryn Grossman Daniel & Rosele Frishwasser Daniel B. Gubits Kate Frucher & Jennifer Naylor Jane & Randy Guggenheimer Judith Fryer Frank Guigliano Lisa & Jim Fuld, Jr. Rachelle Gurogossian Maaian Galant Robin Gurwitch Stephen Galimidi Karen & Dori Gurwitz Eugenia Garrisi Carol & Peter Halfon Gina Garrubbo Dr. Ellen L. Halpern Robert & Gail Gaynes Cecelia Hapeman CELEBRATE Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Genetti Ivey Hardy STRENGTH Dov Gertzulin Brooke Harris Joe Karpowicz Larry Krantz Avery Gilbert & Daniel Harris Lori & Marc Kasowitz Jesse & Maris Krasnow Zachary Bendiner Paula Harrison Gary & Shelley Katz Louise Krieger Lisa Gitelson Jennifer F. Havens, MD Jonathan F. Katz, Ph.D. Stephen & Carol Kruh Dr. Raymond Glass Mauricio Huertas Kate H. Hecht Marty Katz David Kunin David E. Golan, Laura C. Green Annie Huggins & Andy Rex Caroline Heller Maryam & Bill Kaufman Esther Kunin & Liza Green-Golan Elaine & Paul Huszar Susie Heller Emily Keller Jennifer Kunin & Sid Reitzfeld Dr. Arnold L. Gold & Tracey & Thomas Hynes Dr. Sandra Gold Susan Hellerstein & Jim Keller Ken Kunin & Beth Stickney John Triedman Dr. & Mrs. George Igel Bernard Goldberg Scott & Laurel Kemp Mike Kunin Kevin Heneghan Jaymie Imperato-Wilber & Jacqueline & Alan Goldberg Lillian Kurtz ‡ Craig Wilber Mr. & Mrs. Virgil Kemp Kevin & Christine Hennessey Steven M.S. Kurtz, Ph.D. & Suzanne Goldberg & Lou Kelley John Kernochan Judd & Iris Henry Evelyn Insoft Bonnie Schwarcz Kurtz Steven L. Goldfarb & Mr. & Mrs. Victor K. Kiam III Deborah Silodor Lisa Herbold Susan & Steven Insoft Peter & Rachel Kushel Richard W. & Athena Kimball Randal Goldstein & Jill Herman Jill & Ken Iscol Bruce Kuziola Stephan & Stacie Kiratsous Tamara Rosenthal Christy Hickey Brenda Izen Vincent & Margaret La Scala Morton Kissen, Ph.D. Sanford ‘Sandy’ Goldstein Jennifer Hirsch & John Santelli Rabbi Richard Jacobs & Jamie Larson Julianne Klasen-Daoud Kristin & Amaury Gonzalez Alan H. Hirschfeld & Susan Freedman Matthew G. Lasner Douglas F. Goodman Emily J. Roberts Lynn Henry James Dana E. Kleiman Matt & Danika Laszuk

RAMAPO 2019 19 The Lau & Low Family Luz Marquez Scott Miller Elizabeth Allen Nash Matthew Orenstein Jules Layman Laurie Marsh & Daniel Levitz Linda Saxl Minton & Tim Minton Sara E. Nathan & Joel D. Kazis Louis Orren & Ariel Cohen Beth Layne Mary Martin & Daniel Smirlock Maxine Mintzer & Gary Levine Cheryl Neff Carlos & Shawn Ortiz Allison & Erik Leaver Elizabeth H. Martini Edwin & Suzanne Miska Nancy & Daniel Neff Phyllis & Tom Osterman Lance Leener & Jamie Nicholson Frank & Terry Martini Lisa Misol Karen Nelson & Michael O’Sullivan Julie & Paul Leff Barbara Massey Peter & Denise Mitchell Daniel Greenberg Kristin Page Bruce & Marilyn Leon Rich Matthies Tara & Scott Mitchell Jacqueline & Mark Newman Debbie Palacios Karen & Raymond Lepak Robin Maxwell & Jim Wilentz Hiroe Mitsumori Valerie Newman The Papageorge Family Marnee M. Lerums Michael & Elizabeth Mayers James Modlin & Alice Shulman Victoria Neznansky Elizabeth Papuckoska Alan & Ellen Lescht Gary Mayerson–Mayerson Michael Moorin Yiu Kee Warren Ng Joey Parnes & Ellen Tattelman Erica Lescht & Associates Ellis & Seth Lesser Maria & Angelo Mazzarella Eric & Beth Levinson Toby & Jane McAfee Alexandra Levitt & Scott Fischer Clare S. McCarthy Shelley Levy Ann McChord Carolyn H. Lewis Lynnette & Kevin McCollum Zander & Morina Lichstein Craig McGorry Aaron & Jamie Lieberman Nicole & Michael McGrath Neil & Leslie Lilien Tamara & Sean McHugh Ruth & David Lindy Mary McKay & Jan Philip Browne Gregg Lipman Aaja Mcken Harry Lipman & Julie Roth Thomas McKenna Lisa Lippman Matthew & Rachele McKnight David & Maggie Lissy Patrick & Susan Meaney Amy Liszt & Gabriel Sayer Avinash Mehrotra Brian Livingston Jeffrey Melcer & William & Anne Livingston Jodi Hecht Alison Locker Steven M. Melley SPIRIT OF GENEROSITY Cindy Nguyen Jane Perin Nancy & Alan N. Locker Claude Mellins & Christoher Nikkel Julio Peterson Michael Conard Barbara Lovenheim June Niklus & David Murphy Joshua Phillips David Mellins Chantall Lowe Maria Nikolova Sam Pietrzak Mrs. Sue M. Mellins Kai Lui & Kaye Greenberg Nicole Morabito Tracy L. Nixon The Pinyavan Family Scott & Elizabeth Lunceford Thomas Mellins & Judy Weinstein Dianne Morales Mr. & Mrs. William T. Nolan Stephen & Kathy Polzin Melissa & Jason Lupow Paul Mendelsohn Andrew & Debbie Morris Todd & Sarah Norwood Bonnie K. Pope Connie & Peter Lusdyk Teri Mendelsohn Gregory Morris Jone Noveck Melissa Posen & Annie Lydgate Larry Hirschhorn Celene A. Menschel & Zendy Rapoport Moses Suzanne Novik Lori Madrid Alexander L. Egan Lisa Motzer Dr. Andrew Powell & Caren & Steven Oberstein Ms. Mia Klinger-Powell Jodie Maiorano Richard & Ronay Menschel Laura Mufson & Bennett Leifer Joe O’Donnell Beatrice W. Powell Emily Mandelstam Jordan & Evonne Meranus Emily Mullen Peter & Sarah O’Hagan Karina Pozza Howard Mann Arlene & Donald Merkelson Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mullen Claudette Oliveras Jenna Primiano Ahmed Mansour Gwen & Ryan Merkin Taylor Mullens Chris & Nicole Olver Peter Puleo Dr. & Mrs. Howard Marcus Teri Meskin John & Deborah Muller Mrs. Pat O’Mara Robert & Sheila Puopolo Dr. Reina Marin & Emilio Bassini Ellen Metzendorf Edward Murray Timothy O’Mara & Andrea Pyros & Judi Markowitz Monica Meyer Nez Mustafic Katharine Bushmann Leonard Nevarez Harlene Marks Charles Miles James Najjar Dr. Jennifer Oratio Mr. & Mrs. James Quarles

20 RAMAPO 2019 Kate Quirk Lisa Rubin & Carl Mankowitz Madeline E. Siegel Clare & Peter Strom David & Sue Viniar Pam & Jeff Rabin Elissa & Aidan Ryan Martha Siegel & Adam Elsesser Prasun Subedi Carol Voelger Robert Rachlis Sarah Ryan & Robert Wieman Randy & Lisa Siegel Jane Witkin Summer Tom Wai-Shek & Marsha Tajima The Rafal Family Evelyn L. & Jeffrey S. Sabin Richie Siegel Amy & Justin Sussman Alex Walker Alex & Valerie Rafal David Sailer Ronnie Silver Paul & Edith Sutton Karen Hirschkorn Walker Rebecca Raik Deanna Salcedo Meredith Siskind Jennie Swantz Jamie Walsh & Grayson Braun Pilar Ramos Kristyn Tayler Sales Mr. & Mrs. Mitch Slater David Waltzer Jessica Ratner Serena Salloum Mark & Stephanie Slotnick Gina Ravnaas Susan Samora Candy Smith Mara Washburn Russell Ray & Kerry Feldmann Barbara & Benjamin Sarullo Kelly Smith Amy Weber BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS

Caroline Rebello Lisa Saturno Lydia Smith Allen & Harriet Weingast Lata Reddy Ginger & Bob Sauer Ross & Deborah Smith Boyd Weinstein Joan Ress Reeves Dr. Ellen R. Saxl‡ Thomas G. Snow & Wendy Weinstein Kayla L. Reiland Stephen Saxl & Alice Naude Karen B. Meriwether Lisa & Josh Tane Andrew & Linda Weintraub Allan Reiss & Cornelia Peckman Jeffrey A. Scales Jonathan Snyder Nicholas Tangney & Melissa & Brian Weis Joan Lasker Sobel Manny Rey Katherine Locker Scharlatt & Rolande Jadotte Adam & Sarah Weiss Nonie Reynders Nick Scharlatt Mike & Emily Sobol David & Peggy Tanner L Weiss Helen & Mark Rice Steven Schnepp Irwin & Elizabeth Sollinger Eddy Tapia Lois & Michael Weiss Nancy Rich Susan B. Schoellkopf Geula Solomon Susie & Graham Taylor Dr. Richard Weiss Mr. Edward M. Rimland & Reuben Schuff Margie Solovay & Rob Friedman Lisa & David Tazartes Funda & Gregory Wester Dr. Lauren M. Rimland Christopher Schuyler Kathy & Aaron Soury Maureen & Lucas Terranova White Family Unity Fund Jeanie Risso David Schwartz Lauren Spitzer Christyn Thompson Louise & Burton Wides Karen & Thomas Robards Dr. & Mrs. Ira Schwartz Jeffrey & Gail Stadler Joann Thompson Jared & Michele Williams Paul Rogers Vern Scism Mr. Homer K. Staley, Jr. Diana Thornton Jamel Wilson Halley & Michael Roomberg Ellen Seely & Jonathan Susan P. Stanley Daniel Tiano Amy Winston & Steve Samuel Barry Rosen Strongin Elaine Stefanopoulos Nessim A. Tiano Kenneth I. Wirfel & Michael & Jane Rosen Ray Segal & Vivian Ducat Paul & Patricia Stefek Seth Tichenor June Eichbaum Enid Rosenbaum Brian & Alison Segall Robert & Joan Stein Michael Tisch Bill & Joan Witkin Nanette Rosenbaum Jon & Claire Selib George & Marilyn Steinberg Helene S. Torker Ed Witkin Francine Halfon Rosenberg Laura Selicaro Hayes & Leah Steinberg & Virginia E. Touhey & Peter Witkin Neal H. Rosenberg, Esq. Tim Hayes Gustavo Abuja Kathleen A. Simmonds Amy & Tom Wolf Faith Rosenfeld & Jaime Castro Jarrad Serafine-Clark Patricia Steinhardt Julius Trnovec Marilea A. Wolf Richard, Stacy & Max Rosenthal Zoe Settle Kristine Stephenson Allison Trujillo Elizabeth Wood Mimi Rosenwald Patricia Sexton & Peter Muste Shane Stephenson Julia Tung & Tongwei Liu Piper H. Woods David & Allison Ross Ray Shah Daniel Sternberg & Jeremy Tunkel Matthew Wright & Deborah Cooper Deni Ross Anne Shahmoon & JoAnn Uhl Karen Pearson Michael Kleinman Eva Ross Thomas & Rosemary Sterr Amy Ullman Blaire Wyatt Karen Sheer Paul & Nancy Ross Joe & Diane Stevens Stefan & Robin Unger Lisa Yagel Catherine Shelton Stuart Ross Christopher & Amy Stokes Adam Usdan & Andrea Pollack J. Scott Yaruss Elizabeth M. Sherwood Herb & Marie Rothschild Lise Stone & Stephen Heintz Illiana van Meeteren Christine Yerks Susanna Shore Cynthia & Gerald Rothstein Martin Stone Katie Van Ness Jonathan & Holly Youngwood Rick Routhier & Sarah Kahn Li & Wei-Tong Shu Louise Stout Marjorie Vandow & Adam & Natasha Zacek Caroline Rowley Fern Shulman Jack Strassman Richard Fields Dale & Rafael Zaklad David Ruben & David & Linda Sicher Joan F. Strauss Margo Vassar Jennifer Zanger Nancy Englander Dr. & Mrs. Steven Sicher Mrs. Marcia Strean Raquel Vega Kim & John Zaza David Rubin & Terry Newman David Sicular & Lilian Stern Gregg Streibig & Ritu Dhalwala Robert Verna Vincent Zaza

RAMAPO 2019 21 Lawrence & Rita Zeff Ariel Cohen Richard & Carol Lansing Richard & Stacy Rosenthal* Matiana Glass The Zelnick Family Isadora Lilyan Cohen-Orren Ethan Leff David & Allison Ross* Henry L. Heming Lisa Zhang Liam J. Collins Helen Lerums Harrison Rusie Bruce Herring* Lawrence & Carol Zicklin Gabrielle DAnnunzio Craig Lewis* Katherine Locker Scharlatt* Ursula & Frank E. Karelsen, III Anne-Marie Ziegler Isaiah Richard Day Harry W. Lipman Ellie (Eliana) Shahmoon- Edward Kunin Kleinman Mr. & Mrs. Jonah Zimiles Bob Dean Elizabeth Martini Lillian Kurtz Rebecca Siegel* Michael & Barbara Zimmerman Barbara & David Diamond Megan Collins McDonough Roger Mahieu Hannah Steinhardt Robert & Lisa Zimmerman John (Ginz) DiStasio* Matthew & Rachele McKnight* Carmela Marinacci Katie Stephens-Rich* Janet Zobel John “Jack” Dunsby Claude Ann Mellins & Walter Mendelsohn Paul & Linda Zuckerman Olivia Gordon Feir Michael Conard* Sebastian Stratton-Clarke James O’Sullivan* Gregg Streibig* Edythe Rishin* Calvin Tajima & Robert Tajima Helen Rosen* Jordan & Gloria Viniar Ellen R. Saxl* Jimmy Walker* Beatrice Schumer Adam, Sarah, Sadie & Frances P. Spalti Lilly Weiss* Helen Stein* Lois & Michael Weiss Sam & Joyce Stempel* Bill Witkin* Dr. Herbert Strean Amy Wolf Bob Thomases* Daniel Wolk Nicholas Voelger* Elaine Zimmerman Patricia Kipp White MEMORY Phoebe Cissell If your name is not listed here, Robert H. Dean* you are considering a planned gift, or would like more Dr. Albert J. Erdmann information on funding an Robert Fireman endowment and scholarship, please contact us at 845.876.8409 Alvin Gindel or email us at development@ Richard Ginsburg ramapoforchildren.org.

We are grateful Nina Freedman & Sue Mellins Michael Rosenbaum* to those donors who Mendelsohn Family* Matthew Galen choose to honor Paul Mendelsohn* or remember a loved Bruce Goldstein, Esq. Kayla Miroff-Wood one or significant Laurie Greenberg* life event by making Peter & Denise Mitchell Amber Kleiman Haukedahl a contribution to Katie Nash Susie Heller* Ramapo for Children. Nancy & Dan Neff* Lucy & Peter Hirschfeld Tim O’Mara & HONOR Teri, John, Ezra & Kate Bushmann O’Mara* Benjamin Borre Simon Horowitz Joey Parnes & Jennifer Buri da Cunha* Amy & Greg Hoyte Ellen Tattelman* Amelia Burke Elaine & Scott Jaffe Gabriel Dylan Pia Jason, David & Jonathan Carmel Lainey Rachel Julius Christopher Pope Kirsten Axelsen Carmel Emily Keller* Ramapo Participants*

Matthew Castellano Scott & Laurel Kemp* Ramapo Staff* IF YOU SHARE OUR ETHOS OF EMPATHY Lori Chajet Bernie Kosberg Chaya Rapoport AND GENEROSITY, PLEASE MAKE Nora Chovy Cherbuliez-Orzack Sage Dar Kruh* Jake Rimland A GIFT TO RAMAPO. CONTACT US AT 845.876.8409 OR VISIT Jeff Choens Mike Kunin* Nina Robins www.ramapoforchildren.org/support-us Nate Clemens Steven & Bonnie Schwarcz Kurtz Emily & Steven Rosenthal

22 RAMAPO 2019 ‡ Deceased *Multiple gifts received in honor/memory SENIOR LEADERSHIP STAFF

Stacey Alicea, PhD, MPH Jessica Humes-Delgado Matthew McKnight Associate Executive Director, Director, Donor Engagement Camp Director Training, Strategic Learning and Development Operations and Evaluation Hannah Miller Adam St. Bernard Jacobs Director, Program Design Whitney Allgood, PhD Senior Director, Institutional and Expansion Chief Executive Officer, Engagement and Strategy NSCC at Ramapo for Children Yaniyah Pearson Scott Kemp Director, Restorative Practices Michera Brooks Director, Rhinebeck Campus and Racial Equity Initiatives Chief of Staff & Associate Operations Executive Director of Strategy Kazz A. Pinkard and Implementation Sheri Klugmann Deputy Director, Director, Child and Family Ramapo Training Jennifer Buri da Cunha Support Director, Community Lisa Tazartes Partnerships and Academic Mike Kunin Senior Partnership Officer Opportunities Director of Family Relations and Camp Director Emeritus Christian Villenas, PhD Nichole Burke Senior Director of Research, Director, Development Bruce Kuziola Evaluation, and Measurement, Administration and Branding Chief Financial and NSCC at Ramapo for Children Administrative Officer Noel Delgado Adam Weiss Director, Youth Services and Rachel Lissy, PhD, MA Chief Executive Officer Community Development Senior Program Officer Kate Wrightington Priscilla Gideon Chantall Lowe Director of Staffing Director, Northern Dutchess Deputy Director, Day Care Center by Program Implementation Ramapo for Children Jennifer Zanger, LMSW and Agency Relations Associate Executive Director, Direct Service Programs Inga McKay, M.Ed. Deputy Director, Staff Assistant Experience

STRONG LEADERSHIP

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

David Ross David M. Becker Julie Abrams Leff President Ann E. Carmel Harry W. Lipman

Jon Selib Kirsten Axelsen Carmel Claude Ann Mellins, Ph.D. Vice President Marc Carter Dianne Morales

Gregg Streibig Deborah E. Cooper Nancy Fuld Neff Secretary John DiStasio Joey Parnes Dafna Dothan Julio Peterson Bob Dean Treasurer Nina P. Freedman Michael L. Rosenbaum Laurie Greenberg Richard Rosenthal Susan K. Heller Katherine Locker Scharlatt Teri Horowitz William I. Witkin Michael S. Katzke Amy Nye Wolf

RAMAPO 2019 23 At the heart of our work is the conviction that all children seek the same things: to learn, feel valued, and experience success. Ramapo helps young people learn to align their

behaviors with their aspirations. LEARN, GROW, AND CONTRIBUTE TO COMMUNITY

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