Keeping Classical Strong Table of Contents

Classical High School Alumni Association 2017 Annual Report

Message from Board President, Dr. Curtis Odom ‘90 1

Mission Statement 2

Thought Leadership (why we do what we do) 2

Impact of Support 2

CHS at a Glance 3

Keeping Classical Strong (How we support the mission) 4 AP Certification Tuition Program 4 Teacher Grant Program 4 Music Program (Bornstein and Band Uniform Fund) 5 Art Program 6 Athletics 7 Food and Clothing Program 8 Alumni Events 9

Testimonials 10

Resources and Financial Management 11 Letter from Treasurer Stephen Pascarella, CPA ‘73 Financial Statements

Looking Forward 12 2018 goals 175th Anniversary Celebration

Executive Leadership – CHSAA Board and Staff 13

Get Involved 14 Become your Class Representative Join a committee Volunteer Featured Alumni Speaker Series

2018 Calendar of Events 15

Make a Donation 16

Social Media 16

2017 List of Donors 17 Letter from Board President, Dr. Curtis Odom ’90

Dear Fellow Alumni, I am excited to share with you the first ever Classical High School Alumni Association Annual Report. We are launching this annual communication to coincide with the 175th year of Classical High School. The publishing of this annual report is the official kickoff of a yearlong celebration, with a focus on the themes of “History, Legacy, Diversity and Family”, culminating with our grand alumni evening event on Saturday, September 22, 2018, at the Hope Club in Providence. This first annual report comes at a time of key transition for our organization and for our alma mater, Classical High School. You will see that in this last year we have accomplished a number of key initiatives, either proposed by the board of directors, or initiated because of input from our members. Going forward, this annual report will be our means of reaching out to share with you our year in review. We invite you to take a moment to evaluate our successes over the past year, and to become familiar with the areas on which we will focus in the year ahead. The Classical High School Alumni Association supports Classical High School by building and maintaining relationships between alumni and community members and by raising funds for both school and association activities. In many ways, this last year was a new beginning for us as an organization. During these financially difficult times, the board — with substantial input from our members — adopted a new business model that moves the association away from an over-dependence on annual fund donation revenue to focus now also on targeted philanthropy and the growth of our endowment fund. While this three-tiered focus on philanthropy is a departure from our past, it helps to assure the association’s continued existence. Your alumni time and money provide a bridge between the funding needs of the school and the funds given by the city of Providence, in order to provide the best education for the children of Classical. The association plans to offer events that appeal to more of our alumni, in order to provide numerous opportunities for alumni to give of their time, as well as hopefully to inspire our alumni to contribute financially where they can . An event of particular Purple Pride is Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza’s officially declaring March 20, 2018, as “Classical Day”, to celebrate Classical High School’s turning 175 years old this year. Founded in 1843, Classical High School is one of the oldest public high schools in the United States and one of the six oldest public high schools in New England. On March 20th, students, alumni, faculty, city and state officials, members of the school board, and members of the community will gather at Classical High School for an assembly where a proclamation by Mayor Elorza will be read. This will be followed by the unveiling of a plaque from the Classical High School Alumni Association to commemorate our benefactors through the years. Later that same day, the Rhode Island General Assembly will issue a proclamation at the State House. We hope to see many familiar and many new alumni faces that day. As you read our annual report, I hope it will remind you of our recent successes and will energize you for the future as you envision “loyalty in action” toward the mission of the Classical High School Alumni Association for 2018. For those of you who have tirelessly committed time, energy, and finances to the success of this organization, I thank you. For the many of you who are new, I welcome you to your association. I look forward to being of service to all of you as president in this exciting year of 2018 as we work together to “Keep Classical Strong”.

Classically Yours, Dr. Curtis Odom ’90

1 Mission Statement The mission of the Association is to provide support to Classical High School (the “School”) in Providence, Rhode Island. The Association shall achieve its mission by:

• preserving and supporting the tradition of excellence of the School; • building and maintaining relationships among the School’s alumni and friends; • raising funds for activities of both the School and the Association; • enhancing the educational experience of current students at the School.

Thought Leadership: Why we do what we do The Alumni Association was founded on the idea of giving back to the beloved school. Founding President Guy Pirolli ’73, had his daughters We invite all Alumni enrolled at the school at the time when city budgets were getting and Friends of Classical reduced. He saw firsthand the impact of these cuts. Guy was motivated to get his fellow alumni together to strategize ways they to stay a part of an could raise money in support of the school and the Classical High involved and connected School Alumni Association (CHSAA) was born. community. CHSAA is committed to turning loyalty into action. Our gratitude motivates us to give back to our community and to strive to Keep Classical Strong.

Impact of support This year CHSAA gave more than $50,000 in funds to the school. This chart indicates how that money was allocated to the programs we sponsor. We would like to grow our support to Art and Food & Clothing in 2018.

2 Classical High School at a Glance

Celebrating 175 years in 2018 68% one of the oldest public schools of students live at or in the US below the poverty level

Class of 2017 was awarded 76% $18.6 million ethnically diverse in grants and scholarships to top US Universities 54% female

Charter member of the 97% Cum Laude Society graduation rate since 1921

# High School 1in Rhode Island

2017 Blue Ribbon Exemplary High Performing School awarded by the US Department of Education in 2018

Commended Entrance Exam High Performing School college by the RI Department of Education preparatory Rated 1 of the public school

CollegeBoard top Advanced Placement Program performing high schools by Offers 24 US News & Advanced Placement World Report (AP) courses

3 Keeping Classical Strong The Alumni Association is proud to offer various programs that support our mission and help us to Keep Classical Strong. # Advance Placement (AP) Certification Tuition Program 1 The Alumni Association pays the tuition for CHS teachers to obtain High School their certification in AP classes. This program enables us to preserve in Rhode Island and support the tradition of excellence at the school.

IMPACT AP Certification Impact AP Certification Program CHSAA sent five Classical teachers to St. Johnsbury University in Vermont this summer to get certified. Of the 1185 students enrolled at the school, 555 Total Students 1118 AP students 555 students take AP classes. Classical currently offers 24 AP classes, more than any other high 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 school in Rhode Island.

Teacher Grant Program Every September, CHS teachers apply to the Alumni Association for grants that are awarded to them in the fall. The purpose of the grants, is to allocate funds that enhance the educational experience of current students at the school. Grants awarded include field trips to museums, live performances, and other out-of- the-classroom experiences not allotted for in the school city budget. Grants also help purchase much needed classroom technology and equipment.

IMPACT Teacher Grant Program This year 28 teachers were awarded grants affecting 700 students. Grants awarded supported field trips to Montreal, the ballet, and Boston Lyric Opera; workbooks for AP exam preparation; support to the Mock Trial team; and much more.

Students affected by grants Total students

4 Music Support Program Through the support of the Alumni Association, the music program was brought back to CHS after budget cuts had eliminated it years ago. This program is due to the generous support of Richard Bornstein ’67.

IMPACT Music Program The Richard Bornstein ’67 Music Gift allows us to provide fees for both the Jazz Ensemble and Strings. It also contributes to the school band by paying for instrument repairs and purchase, sheet music and more. There are currently 50 students involved in the Music program at the school.

5 Art Support Program This year, the Alumni Association turned its attention to the Visual Arts program at the school. The program has been underfunded for years and was in need of some assistance to support the seven classes and Art Club. We launched the Art Fund with a goal of raising $5,000 per academic year to purchase much needed art supplies and equipment. The Alumni Association used its #GivingTuesday platform exclusively to raise money for Art at CHS.

IMPACT Art Support Program We owe a special Thank You to the Class of 1966 who donated $1,000 from their 50th reunion to the fund. This program is just getting off the ground and will continue to be a part of how we Keep Classical Strong. There are currently 250 CHS art students of the 1185 total enrollment. Rhode Island School of Design accepted only six Rhode Island students to the 2017 incoming freshman class; four of them were from Classical.

6 Athletic Department Support Program CHSAA proudly supports the Athletic Department’s needs at CHS. Through our Athletic Hall of Fame and annual Golf Tournament, we are able to provide funding to the department so that our teams can compete with pride.

IMPACT Athletic Department Support Program Classical has more teams on the field than any other public high school in Providence. This year we sponsored the fees for boys LaCrosse to make it an interscholastic sport at the school. We honored the boys Baseball team in their long awaited Championship win. Our support also provided for equipment, uniforms, and other necessary items to keep our teams competitive and safe.

7 Food & Clothing Program For years, the Alumni Association has been giving $1,000 worth of grocery gift cards to the school at Thanksgiving to ensure every family has a holiday meal. In 2017, upon learning that 68% of Classical students live at or below the poverty level, we expanded this effort to include gift cards to Burlington Coat Factory for coats and winter wear.

IMPACT Food and Clothing Program At the end of 2017, 38 Classical families were supported through our Food and Clothing gift card program. Committee members donate nonperishable food items at each meeting for the school’s small food pantry. More families will be impacted by the end of the school year in June 2018. We owe a special Thank You to the Class of 1987 who fully funded this program in 2017. Read their story below.

The story of the Class of 1987

A great effort is required to rally people together and inspire them to contribute and the Class of ‘87 has done both. On Saturday, August 5th 2017, the Class of ‘87 celebrated their 30th reunion in Providence, RI. The Class of ‘87 used its reunion as a platform to give back to the school. Marc Lavine initiated the charitable project, along with Robin Goldstein Jones and their reunion organizer, Patty Buchanan, after learning that 68% of the current student population lives at or below the poverty level. Robin wrote an appeal letter to her class that was posted to a closed Facebook group dedicated to their 30th reunion. Utilizing the Facebook group and word of mouth, the Class of ‘87 successfully raised $3,120 in cash to be disbursed in food and clothing gift cards, brought in 45 new backpacks, and an additional $205 in gift cards. The Class of ‘87 serves as an inspiration to alumni and as a testament to the true character of Classicalites. “I’d like everyone reading this to know that the students at Classical are a special bunch and that at one point we were that special bunch and someone helped us. Now it’s our turn to help this group of Classical students be their best. This is their chance. Our job as alumni is to let people know what’s out there waiting for them and encourage them to keep going. If you need a little help along the way, that’s okay. When you’re 27 and you’re out in the work force for 5 years, just remember it and pay it forward.” – Marc Lavine. Thank you, Class of ‘87, for giving back to the school that gave so much to us.

8 Alumni Events The Alumni Association holds various events throughout the year for the community to gather and support our mission and programs. It is through these efforts that we build and maintain relationships among the School’s alumni and friends as well as raise funds for activities of both the School and the Association.

In 2017, the Alumni IMPACT Association launched Alumni Events new events with the We increased the number of events by 55%, holding nine intention of encouraging events in 2017 versus four in 2016. This resulted in a 21% increase in total attendance for the year. more community engagement. Some firsts include the Purple & White Beach Party, Alumni Homecoming Tailgate and the Holiday Wine Tasting.

9 Classical is Testimonials an extremely diverse school, and students come here and Teaching at Classical to me succeed based on is a learning experience. I their own merit. learn every day from such Due to this diversity a diverse community. and focus on Classical is the only high academia, Classical school in RI that offers fosters an extremely accepting culture. a full Japanese course. Despite all of the many things that make We work with the RI Classical great, it is important to understand community to make that Classical is not perfect, and neglect, students’ learning as hands- whether it be infrastructural or simply relate on as possible. I feel so to a lack of funding, has taken a toll. Classical supported by the Alumni needs assistance, and the CHSAA plays a Association not only financially, but also I feel they really care about what I great part in alleviating some issues… do, what I work for very hard. Thank you very much for being there. Katharine Tracy ’19 Mikiko Morimura – Japanese Teacher

The support of the Alumni I would like Association has been instrumental people to know in helping our students gain more that Classical linguistic and cultural opportunities isn’t what they outside the classroom. Last year’s think it is. grant (2017) greatly helped to Everyone assumes fund twenty (20) of our students its predominantly to go on a truly unforgettable kids who live in nice trip to the province of Quebec. neighborhoods Classical is a high school where and all that, but excelling in academics is visibly our school is so diverse, we don’t really part of the school culture. The have a ‘predominant’ type of student school culture is very accepting or background, and it’s not all boring like of ALL students. Also, the school has an exceptionally varied program of everyone assumes. Yes, it’s an academic extracurricular activities for students from academics to sports to culture. school, but all of our after school clubs and Michael Hebert – French Teacher teams add so much character to not only our student body but to the individual as well. Jayda Hawkins ’19

In 2015 it was very exciting to return to Classical as the music The Alumni teacher to revitalize the Association music program. Stepping impacted me by back in the school after contributing to 15 years, the building the band and smells the same and making the band mostly looks untouched look as a whole since I was a student. with new classical My students make me proud at every performance and there are moments t-shirts. They when I am genuinely moved. The students at Classical inspire me to get better help bring more and better every year as an educator. I think one thing I’d like people to opportunities to the school and bring know about Classical is that the arts are worth supporting. I know the their spirit with them which inspired me focus will always be on the academics, but I feel as though we can really take to bring out more school spirit. charge when it comes to the arts as well. With the students we have at Didier Martinez ’20 Classical, I feel as though the possibilities are endless. Emerson Brown ’00 – Music Teacher

10 Resources and Financial Management

Letter from Treasurer, Stephen Pascarella, II ’73, CPA

Dear Alumni and Friends of Classical, The publishing of this inaugural Annual Report is just one of the ways in which we have improved our financial accountability to you, our donors and supporters. We now have a formal budget process in place which is overseen by our new and strong Finance Committee. The committee is made up of members who specialize in financial management as well as accounting. We meet quarterly to review the operating expenses as well as our newly established Endowment Fund. Although this Annual Report is meant to give you information on how your donations and contributions support our mission, if you would like more detail, please feel free to reach out to me directly. My email is [email protected]. I welcome your questions and feedback. Go Purple! Stephen

2017 Income Statement Classical High School Alumni Association Statement Of Financial Position As Of December 31, 2017 Misc. Income $ 4,294 Programs 177,062 ASSETS Restricted Donations 115,283 Current Assets Cash – Checking $ 76,584 Unrestricted Donations 580,286* Cash – Restricted 67,722 Cash – Payroll 6,096 Total Income $ 790,472 Cash – Money Market 468,638 Total Cash $ 619,040 Program Expenses $ 47,422 School Support 51,110 Investment – Fidelity $ 36,036 Overhead Expenses 171,410 Total Assets $ 655,076 Total Expense $ 277,451 LIABILITIES Net Income $ 513,021 Payables and Credit Card 6,941

Fund Balance Unrestricted Net Assets 111,775 Restricted Net Assets 67,722 Endowment 468,638

Total Fund Balance $ 648,135

*includes Peck estate donation for Endowment Total Liabilities and Fund Balance $ 655,076

11 Looking Forward

2018 Goals

The Alumni Association looks forward to continuing to serve our community and alma mater in 2018. Here are some of the things we will focus on: • Student Assistance • Increasing our event contribution by 15% • Reducing our overhead and running a more efficient operation

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12 Executive Leadership CHSAA Board Officers

Dr. Curtis Odom ‘90 Susan Leach DeBlasio, Esq. ‘66 Stephen Pascarella II, CPA ’73 Stephen Imondi ’80 Guy Pirolli ’73 President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Founding President

CHSAA Directors

Amy Waterman Andrews ‘90 Jose Batista, Esq. ‘06 Sergio DeSousarosa ‘85 Jennifer Scorpio DiBiasio’83 Elaine Fain, MD ‘66

Stephen Hickey ‘69 Michael Perreault ‘84 Tim Vanech ‘91 Shelley Woods Whiting ‘87

CHSAA Administrative Team

Donna Criscuolo Leila Chammas ’06 Executive Director Marketing Communications Specialist 13 Get Involved! There are many ways to support our mission. Below is a list of the means by which you can get involved.

Become your class representative We need at least one person from each class to work with us to help spread the word. If you are in touch with your classmates or if you help to organize your reunions, please consider working with CHSAA. To learn more contact Executive Director Donna Criscuolo. Join a committee The CHSAA Board has four standing committees that serve to ensure the integrity and viability of the organization. They are Governance, Finance, Development, and Public Relations. We also have various ad hoc committees that plan specific events such as the Hall of Fame and Golf Committees. If you have special skills or knowledge that you would like to contribute, get in touch with Executive Director Donna Criscuolo.

Volunteer We can always use more hands and help either running our events or at the school. Let us know how you would like to volunteer.

Featured Alumni Everyone wants to know the latest from their fellow alumni. Submit your information to us for our Alum of the Month featured in our newsletter and on the home page of our website. You can also submit a Class Note with life event updates which will be published in our social media posts and on our website. Don’t be shy! We want to hear from you.

Speaker Series

Participate in our Alumni Speaker Series! Inspire and connect with current CHS students. Share your story of how Classical laid the foundation from which you launched. The Alumni Speaker Series runs from October through March during the school day. Interested? Simply apply here.

Lanre Ajakaiye ‘91 Yvette Ford ‘94 Marcella Astudillo ‘90 14 2018 CHSAA Calendar of Events

March 15 Alumni Networking at Stouts Irish Pub March 20 Classical Day Speaker Series ends June 3 Hall of Fame Induction Dinner Twelve Acres July 28 Purple & White Beach Party Oceancliff Hotel, Newport, RI August 6 11th Annual Golf Tournament Agawam Hunt September 22 175th Anniversary Gala October Speaker Series resumes thru March 2019 Alumni Homecoming Tailgate (Date TBD) November Holiday Wine Tasting (Date TBD)

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15 Make a donation Our Development Committee is pursuing a three-prong strategy to keep Classical strong both now and in the years to come. First, we have relaunched our Annual Fund. We will now call our yearly campaign the Keeping Classical Strong Annual Fund. We need your financial support of this unrestricted cash reserve to run our organization. In addition, your annual contributions allow the Alumni Association to respond to immediate or unexpected needs of Classical that would likely go unmet without us. You can contribute to the Keeping Classical Strong Annual Fund throughout the year. Next, we are building an Endowment to ensure long term financial support of Classical. In 2017 the Alumni Association received a generous gift from the estate of Charles Peck ’41. Of the $586,000 provided, the Alumni Association will be investing $500,000 into the Endowment. It is vital that we build this Endowment together so that the annual draw grows enough to bridge the persistent shortfalls between the school budget and Classical’s actual needs. We have commitments from Michael Brady ’75, Dr. Curtis Odom ’90, and Tim Vanech ’91 for annual contributions of $25,000 each to the fund over the next five years. We are speaking with a few more alumni who are interested in contributing, and welcome others to help lead the charge. If you are interested in contributing to the Endowment, please contact Executive Director Donna Criscuolo. Charles Peck ‘41 Finally, we are implementing Targeted Philanthropy whereby we either utilize an event to apply proceeds to a particular need, or we ask you directly to help us fund an unexpected shortfall. In this way, you know exactly where your donation is going and are able to support causes that mean the most to you. The impact of our Targeted Philanthropy has been overwhelmingly successful. Understanding the needs of the school has moved you to donate, and we are very grateful. To contribute to any of our targeted funds click here. We also invite you to give a restricted donation to fund any one of our initiatives, or to create a source of funding for a program you wish to start. The Music Grant from Richard Bornstein ’67 is a good example ensuring a program has the funding necessary to thrive. In 2017, we received other generous restricted donations from Vic Farmer ’60 which will fund the Science Olympiad for five years, and Dr. David Korn ’50 who is establishing The Morton Korn Memorial Fund, in his brother’s name. We would also like to thank the philanthropy of Jonathan and Jeanne Lavine ’84 who made a matching unrestricted gift of the gross proceeds from this year’s Distinguished Alumni Awards. Finally, we would like to thank our 2017 sponsors: Jonathan Lavine ‘84, Marilyn and James Winoker ‘49, Elaine and Barry Fain ‘66, CMIT Solutions (Jason Arabian ‘88), Prescient Strategists (Dr. Curtis Odom ‘90), and Shorepoint Capital Partners (Tim Vanech ‘91). To become a sponsor, please contact Executive Director Donna Criscuolo.

Social Media CHSAA is on various social media outlets. Get involved in the conversation and stay in the know. Please like, follow, share, and comment!

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16 2017 List of Donors CHSAA would like to thank everyone who made a donation in 2017. As a 501 (c) (3), we rely on your donations to fund our programs and operation. Without you, we would not be able to do our work and support the mission. Every dollar counts. Turn your loyalty into action by giving what you can and help us to Keep Classical Strong.

$10,000 + Leandro Bonvehi 2002 Vic & Joan Farmer 1960 Jonathan & Jeanne Lavine 1984 Richard Bornstein 1967 David & Carol Korn 1950 The Estate of Charles Peck 1941

$1,000 – $9,999 The Silverstein Foundation Stephen Garzone 1959 Robert Satloff 1979 The Goldowsky Foundation John Iannucci 1963 Barbara Sokoloff 1960 Andrew & Beverly Resnik Blazar 1951 Joseph Listengart 1986 David Tracy 1970 John Cohen 1955 Guy Lombardo 1958 Tim Vanech 1991 Charles Dunn 1969 Joseph Mitola 1966 James & Marilyn Winoker 1949 Maurice Finegold 1950 Armand & Sadhvee Pastine 1984 Robert Wittes 1960 Jackie Fleming 1965 Vincent Ragosta 1972 Class of 1966

$200 – $999 Lisa Albanese 1990 Alfred Goldberg 1959 Guy Pirolli 1973 Allison Pirolli Amenta 2003 Jeff Hawkins John Przygoda 1968 Ernesto Anguilla Stephen Hickey 1969 Anthony Regine 1951 Paul Baginski 1974 Edward Iannuccilli 1957 Richard Rendine 1954 Marybeth Baglini Persons 1980 Richard Jerue 1966 Kathleen Rockey James Bassig 1989 Lucretia Jones 1983 Laura Schmidt Penske 2004 Joseph & Ann Bazar Robin Jones 1987 Chris Schumann 1965 Patricia Buchanan 1987 S. Jason Kapnick 1966 John Silver 1963 Donna Capoverde 1974 Edward Katz 1967 Lois Silverman 1958 Eleanor Carey 1959 Mary Keough 1966 John Skenyon 1965 Adela Carter 1965 Marie Langlois 1960 Dale Sondericker 1954 Andy Caslowitz 1980 Anne Larner 1961 Marie Dicristofaro Strumolo 1966 Melissa Darigan 1985 Jerrold & Barbara Lavine Angel Taveras 1988 Gloria De Amicis Barlow 1943 Marc Lavine 1987 Richard Theroux 1972 Susan Leach DeBlasio 1966 Stephen Lawton 1963 David Tracy 1970 Richard C. & Ann M. DeConti 1957 Joseph Liu David Vanech Dolores DeLellis 1958 Jason Martiesian 1990 Bill Vanech Mary Dereniuk Dumouchel 1964 Rommel Medina 2004 Barbara Veznaian 1963 David Devecchis 1971 John Merlino 1971 Andrew Viens Meredith DeWitt Phillip Messing 1954 Shelley Whiting 1987 Philip DiSaia 1955 Teresa Mogielnicki 1972 Bruce Wolpert 1971 Sally Dornaus Mahmoud Nagib Stephen Zubiago 1984 Shannon Dunnigan 1989 John O’Brien 1959 Samuel & Lauren Zurier 1976 Kelly Flynn 1998 Joan Overcash 1962 Class of 1967 Peter & Pamela Freyd 1956 Richard Paisner 1966 Class of 1987 Anthony Gasbarro 1957 Maureen Pelosi 1962 Amica Companies Foundation Barry Gertz 1972 Samuel Perry 1987

$100 – $199 Anthony Agostinelli Roger Boudreau 1967 Anthony Caprio 1963 Lois Agronick 1971 Michael Brady 1975 Joseph Carneglia 1957 Michael Annarummo 1969 Regina Brannon 1963 Joseph Castrechini 1950 Eva Badway 1987 Elizabeth Bryant 1975 Linda Cataldi 1969 Alice Barrows 1959 Phyllis Burke Philip Catalfomo 1949 Bernard Bell 1938 Michael Butler 1977 Susan Cesaro Stephen Bello 1971 Anthony Caliri 1975 Mary Childs Whiteman 1969 David Bender 1957 John Calvino 1960 Charles & Patricia Cole 1963 Stephen Beranbaum 1962 Joseph Cambio 1966 William Connor 1965 Lisa Bob 1968 Michael Capozza 1972 Ellen Conroy 1973

17 $100 – $199 (continued) Daniel Cooke 1989 John Kampner 1959 Lisa Popper 1978 Ann Costabile Devine 1980 Margaret Kaufer 1987 Nancy Rachman 1975 Paul Croce 1958 Joseph Kenny 1967 Anthony Regine 1951 Tina Crosby 1963 Shelly Kessler 1972 Helen Reid 1946 Mary Dalton 2007 Toby Klein 1956 Susan Reutershan 1970 Jonathan Davies 1962 Tony & Kate Lacouture-Adams Robert Ricci 1984 William Davies 1961 Michael Lauro 1973 Susan Rist 1960 Charles DeAngelis 1966 Stephen Lawton 1963 Norman Rosen 1955 Daniel DeCesare 1955 Marty Lee 1962 Virginia Rosie 1947 Rose DeCesare Giusti 1945 Louis Lembo 1987 Mary Rothemich 2008 Maria Dell’Ovo 1987 Rachel Levin 1990 Holly Rothemich 1981 Sergio DeSousarosa 1985 Jill Lillie 1970 Sandra Rounds 1963 Janice DiLorenzo 1966 Stephen Logee 1965 Clark Sammartino 1955 Regina Dolan Brannon 1963 Stephen Logowitz 1966 Maritza Samoorian 1956 Greg Donovan 1980 Valentino Lombardi 1961 Maria-Lorena Santos Carol Einhorn 1970 Donna Loughery 1963 Samuel Savin 1957 Corina Favorito 1955 Keven Loughery 1987 Bernard Schuman 1946 Everett Ferri 1963 Gesner Louis Elaine Schwartz 1952 Linda Flinton 1963 John Lucey 1960 Bruce Selya 1951 Joel Forman 1981 Nicholas Manganaro 1957 Roland Shen 1972 Joseph Formicola 1963 Bess Marcus 1980 Anthony Signore 1963 Stephen & Celia Gamm Dorothy Martiesian 1964 Elaine Signore 1963 Albert Gaudet 1958 Carolyn McCallum 1952 Jennifer Sinton 1988 David Gehrenbeck 1987 Richard McLaughry 1969 Elizabeth Socha 1943 Carolyn Gold 1958 Roisin McManus 2006 Ralph Solmonese Allen Goldman 1947 Francis McManus 2003 Maureen Souza 1962 Andrew Gordon 1964 Cheryl McPhillips 1974 Katherine Spinella 1984 Debra Gormley 1974 Anthony Merlino 1947 Dan & Rose Subotnik Kathy Goulding 1973 Karen Milligan 1983 Joseph Subotnik 1996 Joan Green 1959 Magda Murray 1987 Eva Subotnik 1993 Jeffrey Griffith 1962 Steve Nevins 1967 Lynne Switzky 1960 Beth Handrigan 1987 Allan Noonan 1960 Joe Tamburini 1988 Sandra Hanley 1958 Daniel OBrien Deborah Tate 1973 Christine Heenan 1985 Frank & Karen O’Donnell 1974 Joan Tomaszewski 1963 William Hindle 1959 Ken Orenstein Lynn Verraster 1973 Carole Hirschmann 1961 Susan Pacheco 1977 Gretchen Walsh 1946 Simon Horenstein 1941 Ruth Page 1959 Banice Webber 1941 Rob Iannuccilli Joseph Palmieri 1950 Catherine Whitaker 1966 Anthony Iannuccillo 1943 Jeff Parness 1966 David Woolman 1960 Stephen Imondi 1980 W. Joseph Pearce 1954 Lois Wyatt 1964 Gilbert Indeglia 1959 Leander & Barbara Pease 1955 Carol Zangari 1971 Clare Jabour 1972 Donna Pensa 1964 David Zartarian 1963 Christine Jabour 1974 Joseph Penza 1965 Martha Zeiger 1971 John Janas 1959 Ramon Peralta 1988 Henry Zompa 1972 Robin Jones 1987 Guy Pirolli 1973 Deutsche Bank Matching Gifts Lucretia Jones 1983 Everett Pizzuti 1954 Nathan Kalowski 1963 George Pliakas 1953

$50 – $99 Melody Acciardo 1972 William Capalbo 1953 Thomas DelSanto 1979 Toby Alterman 1961 Susan Chapman 1952 Paul DeMeo 1982 Daniel Altman 1954 Steven Colagiovanni Marilyn Di Stefano 1967 Amy Andrews 1990 Gina Colagiovanni 1980 Daniel DiMaio 1970 Frank Ascoli 1967 Anne Coletti Corbett 1970 Peter DiSpigno 1970 Beth Battey Leland Conner 1960 Jeanne Fahey-Sherman 1979 Bill & Karen Bernstein 1970 Ellen Conroy 1973 Lois Finstein 1966 Sherry Boddie 1998 Albert Correa 1976 Allan Fisher 1961 Michael Bohnen 1964 Louis D’Amario 1964 Lynda Friedman 1966 Linda Borelli 1966 Judy Darling-Grimes 1957 James Galkin 1962 Richard Bornstein 1967 E Davis Stephen Giddings 1962 Anne Bozzi 1966 Gloria De Amicis Barlow 1943 Paula Gilbert 1963 Jacqueline Briant 1972 Theodore Del Donno 1967 Benjamin Greenfield 2007 Wilma Brier 1968 Thomas DelSanto 1979 Bruce Guiot 1986 18 $50 – $99 (continued) Jane Hill 1965 Zito Medeiros 1981 Diane Scola 1955 Harold Horwitz 1960 Karen Menna 1972 Naomi Shein Nancy Iacobucci 1962 Michelle Millett 1993 Hope Sheridan 1963 Stephen Imondi 1980 Anna Maria Monaco Sprague 1984 Roger Smith 1949 William Ise 1957 Steve Nevins 1967 Robert Smith Paul Jabour 1974 Stephen Nevins 1967 Dennis Sousa 1987 Norman Jacobs 1954 Gerald Norigian 1952 Peter Tancredi 1964 Kathryn Klibanoff 1988 Carol Nunez Patricia Tarro 1983 Peter Klibanoff 1986 Omolayo Ogundolani 2004 Susan Tejada 1963 Deborah Labonar 1987 Romeo Pascone 1965 Julia Thompson 1987 Lorraine Lalli 1994 Judith Perlow 1953 Hillard Torgan 1950 John Leddy 1961 Emily Perry 2008 Tim Vanech 1991 Benjamin Lederer 1993 Anne Picozzi-Richards 1975 Ronald Verri 1963 Judy Levy 1963 Guy Pirolli 1973 Alan Vogel 1969 James Mahoney 1970 Kristin Pirolli 2001 Joy Weinbaum 1978 Arthur Mansolillo 1950 Kathy Riker 1970 Sheldon Winicour 1970 Paula Marcello 1965 Linda Roberts Forman 1962 Sarah Zurier 1988 Anthony Marinucci 1990 Walter Rok 1972 The Bank of America Donna Marsella 1970 Ed Rothschild 1965 Charitable Foundation Joan Mastrandrea 1984 Aaron Rudnick 2010 Red Hat Matching Funds James McCaughey 1983 Stephanie Salem 1978

Up to $49 Kenneth Allen 2011 Melvin Goldfine 1956 Anthony Petronella 1960 Persephone Allen 2007 Sanford Golin 1947 Mitchell Pinsly 1963 Jeremiah Allen 2011 Anthony Green 2002 Shirley Potts 1952 Janice Arsenault 1961 Joseph Hindle 1963 Nancy Pratt 1965 Linda Atamian 1970 Rosemary Hobson 1956 Harris Prescott 1971 Aslan Baghdadi 1962 Mary Dee Housley Evandro & Marie Radoccia 1954 Oratzio Basile 1951 William Ise 1957 Nancy Reed 1951 Karen Beaton Ponder 1961 Beverly Joy 1946 Alice Reinhardt 1955 Frank Bellino 1969 Marilyn Kagan 1948 Ruth Roessle Angelo Bigelli 1972 Angela Kane 1988 Virginia Rosie 1947 Harold Bloom 1943 Susan Kaplan 1972 Michael Rothman 1971 Elsie Borcuk 1943 Elaine Karpeichik 1984 Alan Samdperil Paul & Joan Brenckle 1963 Edward Katz 1967 David Schaffer 1971 Irene Cappalli 1975 Margaret Kaufer 1987 Frances Scola 1952 Thomas Carroll Marilyn Kennedy 1945 Diane Scola 1955 Mary Cauchon 1985 David Keough 1965 Henry Scorpio 1972 Nicholas Chammas 2006 Neil Kiely 1969 Stephen Shatkin 1955 Norma Colaccio 1975 George Lauro 1945 Steve Skoczylas 1972 Susan Colavecchio 1969 Marcia Lentz 1971 Arthur Smith 1960 Krystle Cook 2004 Sheldon & Maria-Elena Lipson 1950 Pat Snodgrass 1960 Nancy Coyne 1973 Anthony Lopresti 1980 Donald & Mary Ann Solomon 1987 Nathan D’Ambrosio 2009 Ann Marie Maccarone 1980 Maryann Sorrentino 1961 John Davey 1969 John Magyar 1994 Seth Stein 1971 Robert De Biasio 1957 Ronald Markoff 1967 David Talan 1965 Pauline Denning 1946 Diana Marro 1956 Valerie Taylor 2021 Diane Dias 1978 Carole Martin 1955 Kazandra Terry 1990 Martha Ducharme 1986 Matthew McClure 1999 John Torregrossa 1981 Ilana Eides 2007 Eleni Milas 1992 Harvey Tracy 1953 Erika Estades 1983 Ronald Millen 1964 Sue Trementozzi-Charboneau 1973 Mary Fountain 1946 Margaret Navin 1958 Rosanna Wertheimer Williams 1988 Adrana France 2000 David Nemirow 1992 Gerri Williams 1966 Carole Gailer 1957 Stephen Newman 1957 Joanna Williams 1951 Stephen Garfinkel 1959 Michelle Noon 1988 Henry Winkleman 1962 Alfred Gemma 1952 Carol Nunez Richard Zacks 1954 Joseph Gemma 1971 Stephen Oliva 1963 Gasbarro’s Wines Constance Godin 1961 Dianne Peretti 1970