CREATING COMMUNITIES THROUGH AFTERSCHOOL DEVELOPMENT

2016 ANNUAL REPORT OUR MISSION The All Stars Project transforms the lives of youth and poor communities using the developmental power of performance, in partnership with caring adults.

OUR VISION By 2020, the All Stars Project will be recognized as America’s action and thought leader in Afterschool Development, a new way of engaging .

OUR VALUES Integrity and trust Partnership with the poor Building community Radically inclusive Imagining possibility Improving the world Dear Friends,

At a moment when people across the country and the world are working to overcome deep divisions, I am so proud to be joining with people of all ages and from all walks of life to grow a national development community filled with possibility and hope. The All Stars began working in poor neighborhoods 36 years ago, and we never left — we continue to stand on street corners, knock on doors in housing projects and walk the halls of struggling schools to offer thousands of young people and families an opportunity to be part of creating something new in their lives.

Across America, All Stars' mission and vision are being championed and shaped by forward-looking and committed partners who are passionate about opening up pathways of opportunity for inner- city youth. Privately funded from the start, last year the All Stars Project raised over $9.7 million from more than 3,500 donors who are dedicated to partnering with youth and finding new ways to strengthen our American community.

With this support, we have launched a campaign to establish our third Center for Afterschool Development — this one in ’s downtown Loop. The Development School for Youth enjoyed a tremendous year of growth, including an expansion of the program into Jersey City, NJ. In addition, Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids, our groundbreaking model for police-community relations, has been endorsed by some of the country’s leading civic and law enforcement officials, including Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and the Newark Police Department, the Police Department and the Police Department (NYPD) and its newest commissioner, James P. O’Neill.

Thanks to your generosity, we are able to bring development and hope to many more young people and poor communities across the country — and invest in a new way forward for our nation and world.

Thank you for your friendship and support.

Sincerely,

Gabrielle L. Kurlander President and CEO

1 OUR CORE PROGRAMS

ALL STARS TALENT SHOW NETWORK

As our flagship program, theAll Stars Talent Show Network (ASTSN) continues to be our most important and effective community gateway to development through performance. The ASTSN involves young people, ages 5 to 25, in performing in and producing hip-hop talent shows in their neighborhoods. Everyone who auditions makes the show. Youth take the lead in creating a new and positive culture in their communities. They are cheered on by audiences of family members, neighbors, volunteers and donors who join “Back to School” trips to the talent shows. This experience is transformative for all.

2 DEVELOPMENT SCHOOL FOR YOUTH

In the Development School for Youth (DSY), In 2016, 1,412 executives from 189 corporations young people ages 16 to 21 learn to perform as across America participated in the All Stars professionals by partnering with business leaders Project approach to involvement across the country who conduct development through the DSY, thousands of workshops and provide paid summer internships hours of personal time to share their lives at their companies. and expertise with some of our nation’s most marginalized and forgotten youth.

3 OPERATION CONVERSATION: COPS &KIDS

In response to the often tense relationship between police officers and inner-city teenagers, the ASP created Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids (OCCK), an award-winning police-community relations program. Founded in 2006, and led by ASP co-founder, , Ph.D., the program is run in partnership with both the New York City Police Department and the Newark Police Department. Monthly workshops use performance, improvisation and conversation to help young people and police officers develop positive relationships. These take place at Police Athletic League (PAL) centers and other community locations.

In partnership with Mayor Ras Baraka and the City of Newark, the ASP brought the program to Newark, NJ in 2016.

ASP continues its partnership with the NYPD and established its relationship with the new Commissioner James P. O'Neill, pictured here with (from left to right) NYPD Deputy Commissioner Benjamin Tucker, Gabrielle Kurlander and Dr. Lenora Fulani.

4 IN THE COMMUNITY

At the heart of the All Stars approach is our grassroots outreach in poor communities. Across the country, dedicated staff and volunteers from all walks of life go into some of the most impoverished neighborhoods. They stand on street corners and walk through housing projects to talk one-on-one with young people and adults, and introduce them to All Stars' afterschool development programs. Community organizing and outreach is the central and fundamental activity of our work at All Stars Project and an important tool to spark meaningful dialogue about how we can positively create change in poor communities.

5 CREATING COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY

NEW YORK CITY

The All Stars Project of New York is a nationally recognized development laboratory for innovations designed to expand and strengthen the field of Afterschool Development. This year, All Stars national headquarters on West 42nd Street welcomed 15,605 people from neighborhoods throughout the city’s five boroughs who participated in our development programs. Our largest program, the ASTSN, brought positive change across the city, involving thousands of youth and adults who performed in and helped produce talent show events in the Brownsville, Fordham Heights and Harlem communities. Through the DSY, 117 students completed summer internships in partnership with over 1,000 business leaders at dozens of companies, including AIG, EY, Ironshore, JPMorgan Chase, MetLife, Latham & Watkins and Viacom. Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids continues to highlight the importance of new opportunities for growth to adults living in New York’s most approaches to improving the relationship between police disadvantaged communities. The Castillo Theatre and officers and inner-city communities, bringing together Youth Onstage!, together open up the world of cutting-edge thousands of youth, NYPD police officers and members political theatre to young people and adults, and provide free of the community in performance workshops and public training in the performing arts to hundreds of youth under the demonstrations. direction of volunteer theatre professionals.

In addition to our core programs, All Stars Project of NY This year marked the launch of our newest initiative, the continues to be a hub for program development and Fulani Fellowship, which gives post-graduate students the innovation. Through UX, our free, university-style school of opportunity to study and practice the All Stars unique approach continuing education, we involved over a thousand people to human development and community activism. of all ages in classes, workshops and field trips extending

Welcome to Woodie King, Jr.'s New Federal Theatre — one of the most respected Black theaters in the country and a long-time collaborator with the Castillo Theatre — which has now made its home at the All Stars Project's W. 42nd Street performing arts and development center.

6 NEW JERSEY

The All Stars Project of New Jersey continues to play a key role in Newark’s renaissance. With the Scott Flamm Center for Afterschool Development well established as an influential center for performance and development, the ASP of NJ increased programming and outreach, in addition to expanding our civic, community, cultural and corporate partnerships this year. In 2016, the Flamm Center welcomed 5,061 visitors, while ASP of NJ programs reached 8,386 young people and adults, including 375 business professionals from 43 corporations and businesses.

Through our deepening partnership with Mayor Ras Baraka and the City of Newark, ASP of NJ was proud to launch Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids in Newark this year. All Stars was also invited by the city’s Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) to train the young people and support the development of their workplace performances.

ALL STARS EXPANDS TO JERSEY CITY! The inaugural DSY class in Jersey City graduated 17 young people and was made possible by an expansion committee led by Kevin Cummings, President & CEO of Investors Bank and ASP of NJ Board Co-Chair. The committee also included: Gerard McGraw, CFO, FMR, LLC; Gus Milano, President & COO, Hartz Mountain Industries; Joseph Panepinto, Sr., President & CEO, Panepinto Properties, Inc.; John Thurlow, COO, RBC Capital Markets, and, Peter Unanue, Executive Vice President, Goya Foods.

7 CREATING COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY

CHICAGO

The All Stars Project of Chicago is doubling down on its efforts to make sure our country’s third largest city is a place of opportunity and growth for its poorest youth. With the help of volunteers who contributed over 2,000 hours, we successfully completed a three- year growth campaign that increased the number of community conversations from 3,000 to 6,000 and the number of DSY graduates from 20 to 47. The DSY in Chicago was also featured in Forbes as a best practice in employee volunteerism and engagement.

EXPANSION CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED! In 2016 the ASP of Chicago launched a 5-year, $14 million comprehensive campaign to establish a Center for Afterschool Development in downtown Chicago. The Center will give young people from the South and West Sides of Chicago a premier downtown destination in the Loop to connect with the civic, cultural and professional life of their city. Modeled after the ASP centers on 42nd Street in NYC and in the downtown arts district in Newark — the Center signals a shift away from the isolation of poor communities, and toward involving them in reshaping the city’s culture. The campaign has already received over $5 million in gifts and pledges, including $3.5 million in leadership gifts from three caring Chicago families.

8 DALLAS

The All Stars Project of Dallas, our newest start-up is forging vibrant partnerships with civic, law enforcement, community, religious and education leaders to make sure that “Big D” also stands for development. Through our outreach efforts in 2016, we reached 8,823 young people and their families in communities throughout West and South Dallas. The ASP of Dallas also has a growing network of volunteers and partners in the education and nonprofit sectors including Southern Methodist University, the Dallas County Community College District, City Year, and dozens of other community-based organizations. This year we also launched the Police Community Relations Partnership (PCRP) with the Dallas Police Department and PAL to bring performance-based programming to communities in all seven police precincts.

ASP OF DALLAS PILOTED ITS FIRST COMMUNITY ACTION DAY IN SOUTH OAK PARK Teams of young people, donors, police officers and other Dallasites surveyed residents about the needs of their community, 66% of whom said they are interested in improving police- community relations.

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA

The All Stars Project of the Bay Area is transforming the lives of young people and their families in Northern – and the region’s tech sector is helping to make it happen. Hundreds of volunteers helped reach 3,200 young people through outreach in Visitacion Valley, Bayview/Hunters Point, the Mission and in East and West Oakland. The first talent show cycle of the year was held in the Tenderloin, one of the poorest areas in downtown San Francisco, and All Stars was proud to partner with local community organizations including Tenderloin Afterschool Program, Hamilton Family Services, Code Tenderloin, and Larkin Street Youth Services who have made youth and community development a priority.

Leaders of the Bay Area business community stepped up over the last year to create new programming partnerships with the DSY, among them the launch of a DSY Technology and Development program funded by Silicon Valley Bank. In this new “Tech Track” program, new partners including Google Ventures, Salesforce, Toutapp, Spotify and Royal Bank of Scotland came on board to host weekly interactive workshops for All Stars Bay Area young people to connect with successes and opportunities in the technology field.

10 CREATING THE FIELD OF AFTERSCHOOL DEVELOPMENT

All Stars took an important step toward realizing Southern Methodist University’s Center on Research our vision of becoming America’s leader in & Evaluation on a multi-year evaluation project Afterschool Development by 2020, hosting designed to develop a methodology and tools events and establishing working groups in each specific to the ASP approach that will capture how All Stars city. Designed to foster new connections young people develop through their experiences with and highlight important practices in the field, the All Stars. The project completed its second phase this 2016 events involved 150 afterschool leaders year, and it is anticipated that these measurement and frontline practitioners from more than 250 tools will be available nationally by 2018. organizations nationally. We continued to work with

ASP deepened our partnership with Stanford University and its Center for Poverty and Inequality (CPI). At the invitation of David Grusky, Ph.D., CPI director and ASP of SF board member (pictured at right with Bonny Gildin, Ph.D., ASP VP, Research & Policy), All Stars is participating in the new Stanford Technology and Poverty Lab. In 2017, ASP will work with Lab students, faculty and tech industry partners to apply technology to extend the benefits of the face-to-face interactions between inner-city youth and affluent adults that are a hallmark of our programs.

John's Hopkins poverty researchers, Kathy Edin, Ph.D. (center left) and Timothy Nelson, Ph.D. (center right), pictured with (from left to right) Amy Weinberg, Ph.D., ASP board member; Gabrielle Kurlander, ASP president and CEO; Kaitlin Edin-Nelson; and, Lenora Fulani, Ph.D., ASP co-founder, at the ASP headquarters on West 42nd Street in New York City.

11 2016 BY THE NUMBERS

20,188 Program participants 33,611 Touched through community outreach 1,377 Police officers 1,378 and Students of all ages attended UX classes and workshops 855 Youth and community members participated in Cops & Kids performance workshops 250 Nonprofits engaged through Afterschool Development Conferences

12 2016 BY THE NUMBERS

$9,736,821 Total contributions and 392 special event income people from 2,310 34 People volunteered countries participated in our nationally

Conference Business professionals 1, 412 from over Corporations volunteered people attended community 189 with the DSY meetings organized by UX and 564 its Committee for Independent Community Action

13 INVOLVEMENT PHILANTHROPY

At the All Stars Project, our approach to involvement at the grassroots level, including our $1,000-plus giving philanthropy focuses on our supporters building direct community, the President’s Committee. Our annual gala relationships and partnerships with inner-city youth. We at Lincoln Center raised over $2 million, and we received create community by connecting caring adults with young special leadership gifts in 2016 from John and Susi people, so that everyone can grow and find new ways to Manley, Greg and Laura Mutz (for Chicago) and Greg impact on the social challenges facing our communities and Ashley Arnold (for Dallas) to expand All Stars reach and country. and impact across the country.

We are 100% privately funded, primarily through The ASP Board of Directors added three new members: contributions from thousands of individuals and Joe Boren, President, Ironshore U.S. Field Operations; hundreds of corporate partners. Our supporters Gloria Strickland, VP, Youth and Community become personally involved with our programs, hosting Development, ASP; and Amy Weinberg, Ph.D., Professor, workshops, mock interviews, and organizing internships Linguistics Department, University of Maryland. In in the DSY; cheering on youth or volunteering at an All addition to the national ASP Board of Directors, we have Stars Talent Show; or participating in the dozens of other now established local boards to help lead our growth in involvement opportunities we have with our programs New York City, New Jersey, Chicago, Dallas and the San throughout the year. Francisco/Bay Area. These leaders share an unwavering commitment to connecting youth from the poorest In 2016, ASP raised over $9.7 million from over 3,500 communities to the corporate, civic and cultural success donors who gave anywhere from $10 to $1 million. Of of their cities. course the backbone of our donor base has long been

14 There is a different kind of poverty that I think the All Stars is uniquely combating right now which is what we would call relational poverty. Relational poverty is something that is sweeping through the country and, if not addressed, is actually a greater threat to our communities and the U.S. than what we’ve seen. It doesn’t matter how wealthy you are or how impoverished you are, we’re all experiencing a sense of relational poverty, in which we do not really know how to interact with each other. I think All Stars plays a critical role across the country in bridging the gap of how we relate to one another.

Hunter L. Hunt, CEO, Hunt Consolidated Energy, LLC Vice-chair, ASP Board of Directors

15 SOCIETY FOR RACIAL HARMONY

The Society for Racial Harmony (SRH) is a special grouping of supporters who have made a commitment to supporting the programs of the All Stars Project through their estate planning. The SRH was created with the philosophy that getting beyond differences, including those of race and ethnicity, involves everyone developing together. Special bequests have provided millions of dollars in support for key All Stars initiatives in the last twenty years to foster the development that can create racial and social harmony.

While there are many reasons I have supported the All Stars over the last 25 years, I am perhaps most impressed by the All Stars’ unwavering commitment to growth and ability to identify new methods to encourage it, as with UX and Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids. Everyone, from CEO Gabrielle Kurlander to the newest staff member, is encouraged to practice the kind of innovative thinking necessary to take on some of America’s toughest issues faced by many young people today: poverty, lack of access to quality education, and insufficient opportunities to succeed. All Stars has long been at the forefront, with co-founder Dr. Lenora Fulani and so many of our passionate volunteers. I have made long- term legacy plans to help ensure that the All Stars mission continues far into the future.

-Gillian Teichert

THE SOCIETY FOR RACIAL HARMONY DONOR LISTING Rosemary Ames† Margot A. Durrer† Edward C. Malmstrom Susanne Schnitzer† C. Michael and L. Thecla Farrell John and Susi Manley Royce N. Smith Anne Armstrong John A. Forbes Jessica Marta Richard Sokolow and Jeffrey Aron Joseph A. Forgione Susan Massad Sharon Tomao Martha J. Avstreih-Ross David I. Ganz Maria and Barry Morris Christopher H. Street Elizabeth G. Black Helen G. Grunebaum† Timothy D. Neiman Gillian M. Teichert Theodore Chu Carolyn Hamilton Bente L. Ott George A. Van Pelt Margo Cook and Jean Reed Haynes† Claude Owen† Jean F. Waldman† Renee Cohen Donald Leonard Hugo Picciani Mary A. Weber Susan C. Davies Deborah A. Linn Joel Press† Agathe Wulkan† Michael J. Dean Debra London Alice A. Rydel †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.”

16 INDIVIDUAL AND PRIVATE FUND DONORS

$250,000+ $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Todrys Mr. and Mrs. Hunter L. Hunt Ms. Helen Abel and Mr. and Mrs. James Turley John and Susi Manley Mr. David Franklin Dr. Peter J. Weiden and Mr. and Mrs. John P. Singer Mr. J. Stephen Adamczyk and Mrs. Vasiliki Weiden Ms. Rita DiMatteo Ms. Andrea Winter and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Bakker Mr. Daniel Mintz $100,000 - $249,999 Mr. Douglas A. Balder Mr. Ray Young Mrs. Catherine Andrus Mr. William T. Barry Saul Zaentz Charitable Armstrong Family Foundation Ms. Catherine M. Carraway Ashley and Greg Arnold Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Chaplin Ms. Kate J. Barton Mr. Mark B. Cicirelli Margo Cook and Renee Cohen $5,000 - $9,999 Brian and Mary Faith Cook Mr. Ric E. Abel Peter and Dana Langerman Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cummings Mr. Rodney C. Adkins Maria and Barry Morris Dr. Michael J. Dean and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barber Mr. and Mrs. Greg Mutz Dr. Maykin Ho Mr. Stephen S. Bowen, Esq. Suzu and David Neithercut Mr. John P. DeGulis Ms. Delores Bowman Ms. Gillian Teichert Mr. Stephen Dizard Ms. Roxanne Brandt Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dykes Ms. Cory A. Cancila Mr. Antonio O. Elmaleh Ms. Beverly T. Connolly $50,000 - $99,999 Mr. Mark Franklin Mr. Mark E. Davidson Linda and Phil Andryc Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. George Mr. and Mrs. James Day Burke Family Foundation Betsy Malloy Higgins and Wes Higgins Mr. Christopher J. DeLaura Leah and Jeffrey Kronthal The Dawn Hill Fund Ms. Danica A. Dilligard Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Nadell Mr. and Mrs. Scott B. Hill Mr. Eric Dinowitz Mark and Sue Smiley Ms. Janis F. Horn Ms. Amy S. Doyle Richard Sokolow and Sari Hornstein, Ph.D. Mr. Hill A. Feinberg Sharon Tomao Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Iervolino Mr. John A. Forbes III Mark B. Taylor Family Fund Sekou and Jennifer Kaalund Mr. Joseph A. Forgione Gregory and Donna Tosko Mr. Thomas Kempner The Barry Friedberg and Charlotte Ave Tucker and Dianne Bostick Steve and Lisa Kennedy Moss Family Foundation Craig and Kim Kesler Marci and Joel Gerston $25,000 - $49,999 Ms. Elissa Kramer and Mr. Harold H. Ginsburg Laura Abrams and Christian Correa Mr. Jay H. Newman Mr. Keith F. Goggin Charlie and Georgia Adams John and Kelly Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gordon Ames Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Liss Mr. and Mrs. John Gunn Ms. Heather Burns Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Mattione Ms. Michelle Hartmann Mr. David Byron Ms. Kathleen McKenna Mr. Michael Heningburg and Ms. Cynthia F. Coverson Mr. Constantino Milano Dr. Jeanine B. Downie Mr. and Mrs. James N. Fernandez Mr. Brian Miller Penny and Bret Herscher Dr. Jessie A. Fields, M.D. Dr. Carol A. Miller and Armin & Esther Hirsch Foundation Ms. Deborah A. Green Dr. Michael R. Miller Mr. Kenneth Kaufman Norbert Hornstein and Mr. David J. Miller Ms. Moira Kilcoyne and Amy Weinberg F. Mikael and Laura Mleko Mr. Francis Cooke Ms. Diane Jaffee Ms. Julie Myers Wood Kimberly and Brad Kittle Mr. Warren Liebesman The Mike Myers Foundation Mr. James Kochalka Ms. Wendy A. Lipp and Paula and John Pattison Mr. David C. Komar Mr. Fulvio Segalla Ms. Melanie Peña and Ms. Gabrielle L. Kurlander Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Malmstrom Mr. Mark Perry Mr. and Mrs. David Kurtz Mr. Gerard McGraw Mr. Michael G. Pickering Dr. Ted Kurtz Mr. Ashok Narasimhan Mr. Lewis S. Ranieri Mrs. Deborah Lagana-Lorber and Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Neely II Ms. Katherine Ringgold Dr. Daniel Lorber Ms. Gemma Postlethwaite Mr. Dominick J. Rizzo Mr. and Mrs. Jason T. Lemme Eric Prezant and Michelle Kavoosi Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Rooney Ms. Lisa C. Lim and Mr. and Mrs. Mort Rosen Steven & Beverly Rubenstein Mr. Jorg Menger Mr. and Mrs. Bart M. Schwartz Charitable Fund David and Jessica Lindsey The Paul E. Singer Foundation Joan and Reade Ryan Ms. Anupam Malhotra Ms. Linda Stafford-Burrows Mr. Clifford Samuel and Dr. Arlene H. Markowitz Tengelsen Family Foundation, Inc. Ms. Lisa L. Yetzer-Samuel Mr. Brian E. McAuliffe Ms. Barbara A. Ullman Miles Estate of Susanne Schnitzer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. McKevitt Elizabeth and Andrew Vaden Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Shanklin Mr. Thomas F. Moran Mr. Mark S. Weisberg Mr. Thomas Shawyer Mr. and Mrs. David A. Mullin Mr. Andrew Williamson and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin H. Spector Mr. Dennis J. Murphy Ms. Jill Jarrett Starry Night Fund Mr. Benjamin L. Nortman Ms. Andrea L. Tessler and Ms. Alicia Ogawa Mr. Michael Scarsella Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. O'Neil

17 Mr. Stephen R. Payne Mathew and Julie Feldman Ms. Aza Soliman Mr. and Mrs. John S. Petterson Mr. Christopher Finnerty Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Spica Mr. Jonathan D. Pollock and Constance and Charles Fletcher Mr. Anthony J. Sportelli Ms. Tea Zegarac Ms. Susan L. Freshour Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Strohm The Stewart J. Rahr Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Marc D. Ganz Mr. Randy Sugarman Ms. Sharon T. Rowlands Mr. James Garibaldi Ms. Julie Sweet Mr. and Mrs. Craig Shapiro Mr. Phillip B. Gibbons Ms. Anne Symonds Shirlie and Owen Siegel Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Gordon Ms. Lisa Vertucci Mr. John L. Sills, Esq. Ms. Jeannine R. Hahn Mr. Daniel Walgrove Ms. Karen Silverman Mr. Michael G. Halloran and Mr. Daniel Wan and Ms. Annette Simmons Ms. Marja Lutsep Ms. Annette Levgard Ms. Alice W. Smith Mr. Michael A. Hardy, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. David A. White Mr. Santo Sorce Ms. Anette Harris-Loupe Mr. Donald Witmondt Mr. Christopher H. Street Mr. Terrence J. Hendricks Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. John S. Struck Norman Hirschfield Foundation Anne and Kipp Sylvester Tim and Heather Hogan $1,000 - $2,499 Raymond and Cathy Thek Dr. Sharon B. Horn and Mr. and Mrs. Marc Adelman Mr. John Thurlow Mr. Harry Horn Erica and Neal Agran Mr. George A. Van Pelt Jill and Harry Kargman Mr. and Mrs. Ravi Akhoury Richard and Diane Weinberg Family Mr. Michael Kassan Ms. Anne E. L. Alexis Foundation Kent-Lucas Foundation, Inc. Diane Alfano Fund Mr. Marcus Welch Ms. Lisa Kole and Mr. Louis Hinman Mr. Adam Ames Ms. Amy Wurtzburger and Leslie and Hal Kruth Mr. Steven Ames Mr. Pravin Soni Ms. Rosalba Lavandero Ms. Elaine A. Anderson Anthony A. Yoseloff Fund Mr. Jimmy Locust Mr. Robert Anderson Anonymous (2) Mr. William A. Lowry Ms. Raheela Anwar Mr. Bobby B. Lyle Jeffrey Aron and Nancy Green Ms. Karyn T. Lynch $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. Ken Atlas Mr. Alberto Martins Ms. Alison Abend Ms. Naomi Azulay Ellen and Conrad Masterson Mr. and Mrs. William Adams Ms. Yelena S. Bachko Ms. Maria J. Mauceri Ms. Tara Arnold Mr. Chris D. Baker Mr. Arnold S. McCoy Mr. Conor Bastable Ms. Jane Baker Mr. Franklin McLarty Mr. David E. Belmont Mr. Jeff Balcombe Ms. Elyse B. Mendel Ms. Veronica W. Benzinger Mrs. Ruth P. Balder Mr. James B. Mintz and Ms. Melissa E. Bergen Mr. David Balsam Ms. Deborah A. Stewart The Brian Berman Charitable Fund Mr. Arthur Barnes Mr. Joseph Napoli Mr. Christopher J. Birosak Mr. Jon Baronowski Michael and Lori Nash Joseph and Daryl Boren Mr. James J. Barrett Michael and Susan Nash Inez Branca Family Foundation Roger and Julie Baskes Mr. and Mrs. John J. Neeson Mr. Douglas Brody Ms. Cheryl L. Beamon Ms. Jennifer L. Nelson Lewis Brounell Mrs. Candace K. Beinecke Colleen and Brian O'Neill Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brundage Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Benerofe Carla and David Ogunrinde Ann and Michael Bunyaner Mr. Gary Benerofe Mr. John B. Opdycke Toni and John Burt Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell I. 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Galvin Ms. Jane Kearsey Mr. Roman Chiporukha and Mr. Jorge Garcia Ms. Lois F. Kessler Ms. Erica Jackowitz Alvester Garnett and Regina Carter Mr. Randall Kim Mr. Theodore Chu Dr. Jane E. Gartner and Mr. Matthew Kimble David & Elizabeth Cohen Family Dr. Richard Gartner Mr. Randolph Kinder Foundation for Social Justice Ms. Mary Gail Gearns Lori Klinghoffer Ms. Jacque Connors Mr. Glenn Gehan Ms. Emilie C. Knoerzer Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cook Mr. Leland Gerber Mr. Christopher Koh William and Elizabeth Cook Mr. and Mrs. Lyle E. Gittens Ms. Ellen S. Korner Mr. Tom Cope Robert I. Glimcher Family Foundation Philip and Judith Kozloff Corners Fund Mrs. Roberta Goldberg Ms. Rae Krelitz Mr. Daniel L. Cox Ms. Zola D. Golub Ms. Carolyn Kresky and Ms. Doris D. Cramer Ms. Wendy Gomes Mr. Mark A. Picard Katherine and Harlan Crow Ms. Katherine Gotsick Mr. Harry Kresky Ms. Jocelyn Cunningham Ms. Diana L. Gowen Ms. Dawn Krigstin and Mr. Andrew J. Dahle Ms. Bonnie J. Granatir Mr. Patrick Kennell Ms. Salha S. Daniel Mr. Joseph J. Grano, Jr. Mr. John Kritzmacher Ms. Joyce Dattner Ms. Tama Greenberg Ms. Linda Krivkovich Ms. Susan C. Davies Mr. Jonathan D. Greenman Mr. Nicholas Kroll Ms. Cheryl L. Davis Mr. Neil Greenstein Mr. Christopher C. Kunhardt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Barry Gross Ms. Kathleen Lally Mr. Wayne De Jong and Ms. Lara Gruber Ms. Karen Lambert Ms. Lisa Erdos The Frank J. Guarini Foundation Mr. Edward Latham Mrs. Renee DeGagne Mr. Jeffrey Gural Mrs. Bola Lawrence Mr. Mark Desgrosseilliers Mr. Jonno Hanafin Ms. Carmen J. Lawrence Ms. Virginia M. DiChiara Mr. Steven Hart Mr. John Lawton Mr. Terry Dillon Mr. Thomas L. Harte Mr. Robert Lawton Derek and Paula DiRisio Susan and Gregg Hartemayer Mr. Scott Layne Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Dombroski Ms. Christine A. Helm Ms. Jill LaZare Ms. Carolyn Dorfman and Ms. Kate Henselmans Ms. Jamie Leigh Dr. Greg Gallick Glenn and Patricia Herman Ms. Julie K. Lenner Ms. Luc Dowling Mr. and Mrs. David Hernandez Mr. Steve Lenter Ms. Arden D. Down Mr. Jeffrey Hill Mr. Donald Leonard Mr. Stephano R. Dubuc, Jr. Mr. Craig Hillier Mr. Alan Levine Mr. Preston DuFauchard Mr. Jaime Hobbeheydar Mr. Barry Z. Levine Mr. and Mrs. Colin W. Dunn Marsha and William Hoffman Mr. Michael Levine Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Dunne Raquell M. Holmes, Ph.D. Ms. Wendy S. Liebmann Mr. Lucien L. Duquette Mr. Chris Housman Mr. Jurgen Link Mr. Raymond Ebert Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Howard Ms. Sue Lippe Ms. Natalie Edwards Mr. David R. Huber Mr. James J. Ljunglin Mr. Larry Ekstrom Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Hubler Ms. Carrie L. Lobman Ms. Frances C. Engoron Hulbert Family Charitable Lead Trust Mr. Christopher Lometti Ms. Arden Epstein Mr. Don M. Hulbert Mr. Roger London Mr. Herbert Erf Mr. Michael E. Hynes Mr. Kenneth L. Londoner Mr. Eliot Essagof Ms. Roselynn F. Itelson Ms. Alison R. Lowy Ms. Teresa Eyring Ms. Nicole A. Jackson Mr. Bruce Lubin Mr. Brian A. Falconer Mr. Ian B. Jacobs and Ms. Valerie Chang Mr. Matthew Luckett Ms. L. Thecla Farrell Mr. John R. Jaeger Ms. Beverly J. Luehs Mr. Dustin Felder Ms. Marilee James Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lumpkin Ms. Kathleen B. Fiess Gladys and George Janava Mr. Peter K. Maitland Mr. Dennis Fisco and Mr. Thomas Jasinski Mr. Christopher Mancini Ms. Pamela Polite Mr. Reagan B. Jensen Ms. Linda Mandolini Ms. Ruth Fitzgerald and Dr. E. Patrick Johnson and Mr. Peter G. Mangin Mr. David Sageman Mr. Stephen Lewis Mr. Michael L. Manire Mr. Doug Fixell Mr. Michael B. Johnstone Mr. Benjamin Marcano Mr. Alex Flamm Mizzy Jonas Family Foundation Mr. Robert P. Marcus Dr. Joan M. Fleischman Mr. and Mrs. David R. Jones Mr. and Mrs. James Marpe

19 Ms. Jessica Massad Mr. Daniel Reinberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Street Dr. Susan Massad Art and Beth Rendak Ms. Sara Street Ms. Pat Mastandrea Ms. Karen Riedel Mr. Gene Tate Mr. Graham Mather Mr. Liam J. Riordan Mr. LaMarr C. Taylor Ann and Paul Mattison Mr. Kurt Roderich Mr. Martijn Tel Mr. Gregory Maxwell Mr. Chris Roeder Christopher and Patricia Tessler Mr. Theodore V. H. Mayer Mr. Richard S. Ronner Ms. Mary Thaler Ms. Elisa T. McCarthy Charles and Lauren Rosen Mr. Joel A. Thompson Ms. Rosalind McEvoy Ms. Donna M. Ross Mr. Michael Thompson Mr. Ken McFarland Dr. Gary N. Ross Ms. Mercedes Tiranno Mr. and Mrs. Brian McLaughlin Mr. James Rothschild Mr. and Mrs. James Tobin Ms. Jennifer Meier Mr. Jonathan E. Rothschild Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Tremain, Jr. Mr. Gerardo Mejia Ms. Alice A. Rydel Mr. Stephen D. Trent Mr. Alan Mendelson Ms. Jacqueline S. Salit Mr. Alexander Tynberg Ms. Yvonne M. Metcalfe Mrs. Julie Samber Ms. Sandra G. Ullman Ms. Nicole Meyer Mr. Donald Sarver Ms. Gail Utter Ms. Kathleen Michael Mr. Jeffrey Saviano Ms. Mandana Vahabzadeh Ms. Maryann Mihalopoulos Ms. Janice Savin Williams Ms. Tracy Valentine Mr. Todd A. Miles Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Sawch Ms. Susan G. VanKuiken Christina and Wallace Miller Mr. Barney Schauble Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Vaudo, Jr. Ms. Deborah Mintz Mr. Mark Schiowitz Mr. Michael Veale Laura and Tom Molen Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Schneider Mr. Adam Verost Ms. Eileen Moncoeur Mr. Thomas Schreier, Jr. Mrs. Beth O. Wade Ms. Jessi Moore Mr. Geoffrey Schubert Ms. Jessie B. Walker Mrs. Margaret Morrow Mr. Gabriel Schwartz Ms. Victoria A. Wallace Mr. Edward L. Morse Mr. and Mrs. Jed Schwartz Mr. Jonathan Washburn Mr. Andrew Moss Ms. Karen L. Schwindt Mr. Steven G. Watson Ms. Maureen C. Murphy Mr. Clay Sell Dr. Raymond V. Wedderburn Mr. Thomas Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Seltzer Ms. Lauran Weinmann Mr. Jack Myers Mr. Daniel Senor Mr. Jeffrey H. Weiss Mr. Todd Naughton Mr. Harry A. Shannon Ms. Karen Weiss Bethany and Zachary Nelson Mr. Jonathan Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Westropp Ms. Marlene Nelson Dr. Steven P. Shelov and Daniel J. Wilcox Memorial Fund Mr. Richard A. Nelson Dr. Marsha Shelov Dr. Stephen Williams Mr. Jay D. Nibbe Mr. Patrick Shields Dr. Jon D. Williamson and Ms. Jacqueline G. Nieman Ms. Leslie Silverman Mrs. Sue Williamson Sarah and Stuart Opdycke Mr. Michael Simoff Mr. and Mrs. Curtis L. Wilson Ms. Kimberly Osgood Mr. Donald V. Smith Mr. John R. Wing Mr. Simon Ou Mr. Keith Smith Drucilla Wood-Beckwith and Ms. Caryn M. Pace Mr. Michael Sorensen Geoffrey Beckwith Mr. Kurt H. Palmer Mr. Rafael Soto-Amaro Mr. David Woods Ms. Nona Patronite Marcy and Gerry Spector Ms. Janet Wootten Ms. Gail Peck Ms. Susan K. Spencer Mrs. Nina J. Wortzel-Hoffman Mr. Christopher Peddy Mr. Andrew Spindler Mr. Philip Yee Ms. Joyce G. Pernin Mr. Kenneth Springer Jenny Zak and Craig Pattison Mr. Joseph E. Phillips Mr. Mike Stafford Ms. Shelley Zalis Ruth and Richard Pickering Mr. Philip H. Stern Mr. Michael Zimits Ms. Judith D. Pomeranz Ms. Glenna G. Stewart Ms. Ann Ziolkowski Sarah and Robert Priest-Heck Ms. Diane M. Stiles Mr. Jay H. Zukerman Mr. John F. Rankin, III IM Stillman Family Foundation Mr. Douglas R. Zywiczynski and Ms. Brenda Ratliff Mr. Jerry Stone Mr. Robert Price Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Reckford Mr. Gregory M. Stover Anonymous

20 CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION DONORS

$100,000 + FTI Consulting, Inc. Inno-Pak, LLC The Arnold Companies Goldman Sachs & Co. ITW Foundation The Elkes Foundation Goya Foods KDC Real Estate Development MetLife Foundation Grant Thornton LLP & Investments PSEG Foundation Guidepost Solutions LLC Kidder Mathews Hartz Mountain Industries, Inc. Kirkland & Ellis Foundation Johnson & Johnson Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel, LLP $50,000 - $99,999 Jones Day Lempira Interiors NY LLC AIG Jones Lang LaSalle Levine Lee LLP The Boone Family Foundation Joseph Hage Aaronson LLC LibertyView Capital Management LLC CBRE JPMorgan Chase & Co. Lone Pine Foundation, Inc. The Countess Moira Charitable Foundation Kelso & Company Luminous Fund East Side Institute for Short Term La Vida Feliz Foundation MacArthur Foundation Psychotherapy Latham & Watkins LLP Macy's Ernst & Young MCJ Amelior Foundation MADA LLC Fossil Foundation MGB Development Group, LLC Mayer Brown LLP Hunt Cares Employee Giving Program PIRA Energy Group Mountain Development Corp. Hunt Consolidated Energy, LLC Polsinelli Near & Far Aid Association Inc. Insurance Industry Charitable PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP New Vernon Capital LLC Foundation Protiviti Oncor Electric Delivery Company LLC MetLife Prudential Financial Petroven, Inc. Performance of a Lifetime Samsara Foundation PlainsCapital Bank PwC Charitable Foundation Silicon Valley Bank Port Authority of NY and NJ RTS Family Foundation SJP Properties The PrivateBank Tiffany & Co. Strategic Partners Rialto Mortgage Finance Viacom Tocci Building Companies SIMS Metal Management Ventas Foundation SiriusDecisions, Inc. $25,000 - $49,999 Victoria Foundation SL Green Management The David B Miller Family Foundation Walsh Construction Company, LLC Societe Generale The Dun & Bradstreet Corporation Waterton Associates, LLC Spencer Stuart Foundation Wintrust Financial Corporation ThyssenKrupp Elevator Corporation Equity Residential UBS Universal Music Group, Inc. Investors Bank $5,000 - $9,999 Velocis Ironshore AMC Networks Viking Demolition KPMG, LLP Aon Wells Fargo MBIA Foundation, Inc. B Space LLC Westport Resources Management Inc. McDermott Will & Emery Charitable Bank of America Merrill Lynch Wheels Inc. Foundation Bank of Texas Willis Towers Watson NBCUniversal BMO Harris Bank Woodmont Properties Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg LLP Boston Properties Nuveen CastleOak Securities, LP Proskauer Rose LP Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi PC $2,500 - $4,999 Public Service Electric and Gas Company Chubb Corp. Amegy Bank of Texas RBC Foundation USA Citigroup Baker Botts The Sister Fund Cognizant Technology Solutions Bank of America Foundation TM Financial Forensics LLC Corcoran Group Cares Binsky & Snyder Services, LLC United Way of Metropolitan Dallas D'Amato & Lynch, LLP Conway Meiers Partners, LLC USG Foundation Dallas County Community College District LLP The Vera and Imre Hecht Foundation, Inc. Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP Gardiner & Theobald, Inc. The Walt Disney Company Foundation The Durst Organization Inc. Global Material Technologies Charitable Estee Lauder, Inc. Foundation $10,000 - $24,999 The Eugene McDermott Foundation Godwin Bowman & Martinez Allied World Assurance Company, Ltd. F&G Mechanical Group Google Americord Registry LLC Facebook Graham Fisher & Co Bel Fuse, Inc. Fidelity Investments Headzup, Inc. Broadridge Financial First Presbyterian Church of Dallas Hoglund Foundation Bryan Cave LLP Gap, Inc. Hudson Pacific Properties L.P. Colliers International LLC GLL BVK West Adams LP Icon Interiors, Inc. Connell Foley LLP Grey Global Group Inc. Ingenious Med Crane Fund For Widows and Children Hilco Global The K Foundation Cushman & Wakefield Hirzel Capital Management, LLC Kilroy Realty Corporation Fabuwood Cabinetry Corp Hogan Lovells US LLP McGuire, Craddock & Strother, P.C. Fossil Partners, L.P. Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of Motorola Solutions, Inc. Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & New Jersey Mount Sinai Health System Jacobson LLP Infrastructure Repair Service, LLC The New York Mets Foundation, Inc. 21 Newmark Grubb Knight Frank Emerald Capital Group New Lounge 4324, LLC Northern Trust Encore Enterprises, Inc. New York Life Insurance Plescia Roofing Inc. Family Management Corporation NYC.com Research Foundation of The City Finsbury, LLC NYU's New Studio on Broadway University of New York First Rate Inc. Sophomore Class RML Automotive Foundation for Life O'Connor Davies, LLP Sobel & Co., LLC Foundation Title Optima, Inc. Solar Energy Systems, LLC Friedman Properties P.B.P Associates Southern Methodist University, Furia Roofing PAC Partners Simmons School Fusion GPS Panepinto Properties Teneo Strategy LLC General Growth Properties Services, LLC Peacock Construction Inc. Thomson Reuters Genova Burns Giantomasi & Webster PG&E Corporation Foundation The Tyler Foundation GP Summit Associates LLC Plante & Moran, PLLC Welco Realty Guidepost Partners, LLC PNC Bank WPP Group USA, Inc. Hartz Lindenbaum Associates Prudential Mortgage Capital Company Hatzimemos / Libby PSEG Power Connecticut LLC $1,000 - $2,499 HighPoint Associates, LLC Raffin Construction Company HSBC Philanthropic Programs RBC Capital Markets Accurate Perforating Company, Inc. Innovid Rhodium Group ACE Cash Express InSolu, Inc. Riley Safer Holmes & Cancila LLP Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld L.L.P. Interstate Drywall Corp. Robert Derector Associates Alexander Fischbein Foundation Istation Romco Equipment Co. AlfaTech Jacobs Enterprises, Inc. Round Top Building Services, Inc. AMLI Residential Jaftex RPM Development, LLC AT&T Corp. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Saiber LLC AVAYA Kafrouni Engineering, Inc. Savills Studley Barnum Financial Group Keefe Bruyette & Woods, Inc. Sendero Consulting Bartko Zankel Bunzel & Miller Kobre & Kim LLP Skip Hop Beirne Wealth Consulting L.A. Parking Corp. Skyline Construction Inc. Big Shoulders Fund Landman Corsi Ballaine & Ford P.C. Solomon Cordwell Buenz Big Thought Lemcor Spear Street Capital Cahill Contractors, Inc. Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLP Team Resources, Inc. Caledonian Building Services Lincoln Property Company Thomas M Tully LTD Capital Strategies Investment Group LLC M.B. & Edna Zale Foundation Thompson & Knight Foundation Captrust Financial Advisors Marchetto Higgins Stieve PC Thompson Taylor Thompson Consulting Chicago Records Management MasterCard International Matching Thyssen Development, L.L.C. Children's Health Gifts Program Trammell Crow Residential The CMI Group MC Smith Interests Traylor Bros. Inc. Communities Foundation of Texas McKinley Trinity Asset Management LLC Convene Menlo Engineering Associates Inc. Universal Electric Motor Service CRS Facility Services Mercer Vertical Projects LLC Cullen and Dykman LLP Michael C. Fina VML Foundation Dechert LLP Milberg LLP Waters McPherson McNeill, P.C. Dell Giving Mintz & Gold LLP Weaver Consultants Group Dome Construction Modern Electric Co. North Central, LLC Duggal Visual Solutions, Inc. Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc. Wellspring Advisors LLC Eden Housing, Inc. Murphy Burr Curry, Inc. York Risk Services Group Inc. Elliott Management Corporation N.E. Construction, LLP

22 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

STATEMENT OF REVENUE & EXPENSES BALANCE SHEET Year Ended December 31, 2016 As of December 31, 2016

REVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT ASSETS Contributions and Net Special Events Revenue $9,736,821 Cash and Cash Equivalents $2,796,445 Program Revenue 142,917 Investments 2,171,365 In-kind 57,933 Contributions Receivable 1,876,968 Interest and Dividends 61,149 Prepaid Expenses and Other Assets 163,570 Realized and Unrealized loss on Investments 130,394 Beneficial Interest in Remainder Trust 260,237 Change in Value of Split-Interest Agreement 1,901 Other Revenues 11,059 Fixed Assets - Net 11,003,774 Total Revenues, Gains and Other Support $10,142,174 Total Assets $18,272,359

EXPENSES LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS All Stars Talent Show Network and $2,559,172 Accounts Payable & Accrued Expenses $740,021 Youth Onstage! Mortgage Payable 9,460,326 Development School for Youth 2,657,829 Deferred Rent 175,070 Castillo Theatre 790,214 Loan Payable 480,176 Volunteerism and Education 1,023,796 Other liabilities 197,613 Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids 490,731 Total Liabilities 11,053,206 Management and General 1,035,023

Fundraising 1,420,661 Net Assets 7,219,153 Total Expenses $9,977,426

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $18,272,359 Change in Net Assets $164,748

Ratio of Program Services to Total Expenses 75.0%

75% Program Expenses 14% Expenses 11% Management and General

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CHAIR Richard Sokolow, Davidson Kempner Capital Management

VICE CHAIRS Hunter Hunt, Hunt Consolidated Energy, LLC Maria Morris, MetLife

Omar H. Ali, Ph.D., University of North Carolina, Greensboro Jeffrey Aron, Fountain House Douglas Balder, Balder Architecture PRESIDENT & Kate J. Barton, EY CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Joe Boren, Ironshore, Inc. Gabrielle L. Kurlander David Chard, Ph. D., Wheelock College

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