STREETSQUASH 20TH ANNIVERSARY REPORT MISSION

For 20 years, StreetSquash’s mission has been to In 1999, StreetSquash launched as an provide consistent, long-term, and reliable support after-school program with 2 full-time staff to the children, families, and schools in and and 24 participants in Harlem. Newark. By exposing these students to a broad range Two decades later, we have evolved into an of experiences and by maintaining the highest intensive youth development program with standards, StreetSquash helps all participants realize 30 full-time staff and 400 participants their academic, athletic, and personal potential. across Harlem and Newark.

Above: StreetSquash’s first student cohort and founding staff members prepare for a day of competition in 2000. 2 3 2008 2010 TO THE STREETSQUASH COMMUNITY, 2017 StreetSquash opens StreetSquash 2004 2014 It is hard to believe that StreetSquash has completed 20 amazing Today, we work with participants through college or other post- $9 million SL Green participants and staff 2013 StreetSquash Center on embark on program’s StreetSquash expands years of working with the students, families, and schools in secondary programs and into the workforce. We now have social professional development 1999 2005 115th Street in Harlem first international Record number of Harlem and Newark. workers, college and alumni support staff, and many other full-time 2003 StreetSquash offerings in partnership 2018 service-learning trip Lonnie Gibbs becomes first StreetSquash students introduces College with FREE (Finance Requires In 1999, we launched with our first cohort of students, made up of professionals dedicated to our participants’ success at every step to Nicaragua StreetSquash alumnus to compete on college varsity StreetSquash launches in Preparation Program Effective Education) 24 sixth- and seventh-graders from Thurgood Marshall Academy of their journeys. Our top priorities are supporting each student’s StreetSquash holds 100% of StreetSquash’s first (read more on p. 16) work in a full-time staff role teams, with 17 participants Newark’s first student cohort Harlem as second squash (read more on p. 11) mental and physical well-being, and helping participants reach their inaugural fundraising gala student cohort graduate at the organization representing their schools (read more on p. 23) graduates from high school, and Roberto Clemente Middle School. When we started working and education program in full potential in the classroom and on the court. at The Roosevelt Hotel, from high school (read more on p. 26) during the season with 100% going on to college with those students, I never imagined that StreetSquash would the raising $500,000 evolve into what it is today. At that time, I was just trying to create I am proud to reflect on StreetSquash’s past, and to see just how (read more on p. 8) something meaningful for students to do after school, and to do my far we have come. For two decades, we have grown responsibly and part to level the playing field for the program’s participants. responsively. We have expanded our community to include not only It did not take long to see the impact that StreetSquash was having. our students, but also their families, their schools, and our staff, Every day, we were helping students with their homework and volunteers, donors, and board members. We have an ever-growing teaching them how to play squash. group of people that are connected to and believe in StreetSquash, and that brings us tremendous strength. At the same time, and far more importantly, we were building relationships. We were connecting with our students, their teachers, Please join me in celebrating the progress we have made, and and their families, and we were creating a strong network committed everyone who has been involved with StreetSquash along the way. George Polsky helps found I hope you enjoy reading our annual report and seeing all that this to providing critical support to every individual in the program. StreetSquash competes Squash and Education Alliance Largest cohort of community has achieved. (formerly NUSEA) to guide 20 StreetSquash college against SquashBusters StreetSquash participates in Members of StreetSquash’s StreetSquash students In the 20 years since launching, we have always adapted to fit our national squash and students and other alumni at first-ever national tournament inaugural student cohort earn graduate high school, participants’ changing needs. As our students aged and entered new education movement complete post-secondary To the next 20 years, in first-ever match for squash and education college degrees, the first with 26 participants stages of their lives, we grew alongside them. programs, marking largest between two squash and programs, featuring groups participants in the program earning diplomas StreetSquash opens student cohort to achieve education programs from , Philadelphia, to do so We quickly learned that our sixth-graders needed different 2005 StreetSquash establishes second program in Newark StreetSquash launches this milestone and the Bronx StreetSquash celebrates programming than our ninth- or twelfth-graders, and that our full-time position to support full-time Social Work (read more on p. 19) 2016 20th anniversary with a participants in college and beyond could still benefit greatly from 2000 participants in college 2009 Department and beyond 2018 600-person gala, our help. At each point where we might have taken a break or pulled George Polsky, (read more on p. 20) raising $1.4 million back, we have instead increased our involvement. 19992003 (read more on p. 12) 202012 19 StreetSquash Founder and Executive Director (read more on p. 24) 2013 2008 2019

4 5 OUR IMPACT OVER THE A CLOSER LOOK LAST 20 YEARS AT OUR WORK TODAY HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE AND POST-SECONDARY COLLEGE AND POST-SECONDARY GRADUATION RATE MATRICULATION RATE GRADUATION RATE APPROACH COMMUNITY Our holistic approach supports all participants in realizing We partner with 400 students and their academic, athletic, and personal potential. families in Harlem and Newark. 100% 97% 68%

ACADEMICS 37% higher than City 49% higher than More than 4x the 20% 16% SQUASH MIDDLE K-5* 62% and Newark Public Schools and Newark Public Schools national average for students SCHOOL OF ALUMNI in the same demographic ENROLLED IN COLLEGE/POST- 99% SECONDARY IDENTIFY AS PROGRAM SOCIAL STUDENTS WORK COLLEGE ACCESS, OF COLOR SUCCESS, 30% AND HIGH ALUMNI SCHOOL SUPPORT COMMUNITY, 34% LEADERSHIP, ALUMNI AND CULTURAL EXPOSURE 70% OF THE CLASS OF 2019 QUALIFIED FOR THE PELL GRANT * Physical education for public school program WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT 1 We offer long-term, intensive services to participants beginning in sixth grade through six years after high school graduation. 6 2 We work with participants who have a wide range of abilities by not weighing academic averages or athletic skills in our selection process. 3 We use squash, a non-traditional sport, to engage participants.

6 7 JOHN JOHNSON StreetSquash Board Member AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING Educator at Thurgood Marshall Academy In 1999, StreetSquash launched in Harlem as the second squash and education program in the United States. With two full-time staff working with 24 public school students across three borrowed spaces, the organization’s 1999 program model featured academic support, squash instruction, and community service. StreetSquash’s high expectations give participants the drive to do better. I can tell immediately which of my students are involved with StreetSquash because their In 2019, while our foundation remains the same, our capabilities, resources, and staff have expanded to “ academic and social-emotional needs support participants at a much higher level. We now offer every participant rigorous, multi-disciplinary are being met at higher levels. instruction and support, thorough college preparation, individualized counseling services, intensive squash instruction, training, and competitive opportunities, regular community service events, and intentional leadership training.

I started off as a math tutor at StreetSquash in 2000 because StreetSquash truly wants to see every participant succeed, my students were so excited about the program. As an and the kids learn they can reach and do more. The educator, it was important for me to get more involved at program’s staff are committed, and they really want to see

30 $4.2 400 StreetSquash because the program’s participants go on to the kids do well. When StreetSquash asked me to join its full-time million annual students and families participating staff operating budget in our programs each year college and better their lives. Nationally, the numbers for board, I was overwhelmed. I realized I could play a bigger 2019 kids of color earning college degrees is low, but that isn’t the role in the organization and make more of an impact. I have case at StreetSquash — here, the majority are going on to been involved with StreetSquash for 20 years, and I look college and graduating. A lot of participants are forward to staying involved for many more. first-generation college students, too. 8 9 CLASS OF 2019 ACCEPTANCES COLLEGE ACCESS ACCES-VR DREXEL UNIVERSITY NPOWER* SUNY NEW PALTZ ADELPHI UNIVERSITY EDISON JOB CORPS CENTER* SUNY OLD WESTBURY In 2004, StreetSquash launched a College Preparation Program in response to a growing need to support ALABAMA A&M UNIVERSITY ESSEX COUNTY COLLEGE POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY SUNY OSWEGO participants through the college application process. The new programming provided participants with college application and test prep support, as well as college campus visits during squash tournaments. ALFRED STATE COLLEGE GRAMBLING STATE UNIVERSITY PURCHASE COLLEGE, SUNY SUNY PLATTSBURGH 2004 * GUTTMAN CC, CUNY QUEENS COLLEGE, CUNY SUNY POTSDAM , CUNY HILBERT COLLEGE QUEENSBOROUGH CC, CUNY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY* HOBART AND WILLIAM SMITH COLLEGES ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TALLADEGA COLLEGE BENEDICT COLLEGE* , CUNY ROWAN COLLEGE AT GLOUCESTER COUNTY* THE COLLEGE AT BROCKPORT BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY, SUNY IONA COLLEGE ROWAN UNIVERSITY THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE In 2019, preparing participants for a successful college experience is a cornerstone of our programming. BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE ITHACA COLLEGE* RUTGERS UNIVERSITY – NEW BRUNSWICK TRINITY COLLEGE Our dedicated College Access staff expand participants’ horizons through weekend-long college campus BOROUGH OF CC, CUNY JOHN JAY COLLEGE, CUNY* RUTGERS UNIVERSITY – NEWARK UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY, SUNY* visits, career nights, and college fairs, and closely guide participants through the college application process. BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY KEAN UNIVERSITY** SAINT PETER'S UNIVERSITY* UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO, SUNY BRONX CC, CUNY* LAGUARDIA CC, CUNY UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON We work with participants, their schools, and their families to carefully identify institutions that best fit each , CUNY** SIENA COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF EAST LONDON student’s unique academic, social, and financial needs. BUFFALO STATE UNIVERSITY, SUNY LINCOLN UNIVERSITY SMITH COLLEGE* UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY MANHATTANVILLE COLLEGE ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA CHEYNEY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA MARYMOUNT MANHATTAN COLLEGE ST. , CUNY** COLLEGE, CUNY ST. THOMAS AQUINAS COLLEGE VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY CLAFLIN UNIVERSITY MERCY COLLEGE STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY, SUNY STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MOUNT SAINT VINCENT MOHAWK VALLEY CC, SUNY* SUNY AT FREDONIA* WILLIAM PATERSON UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF SAINT ELIZABETH MONROE COLLEGE SUNY CANTON YORK COLLEGE, CUNY , CUNY** NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE SUNY COBLESKILL 87 32 33 NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY SUNY CORTLAND * Indicates one participant in the hours of ACT/SAT test prep visits to colleges college representatives COUNTY COLLEGE OF MORRIS* NEW JERSEY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SUNY GENESEO Class of 2019 who matriculated to and application support to tour campuses in attendance at the institution. for 11th2019 and 12th graders with high school students our annual college fair DAEMEN COLLEGE NEW YORK CITY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY* SUNY MARITIME COLLEGE Indicates one participant playing on DICKINSON COLLEGE NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY SUNY MORRISVILLE the institution's varsity squash team.

10 11 JAZMIN MATOS COLLEGE SUCCESS College Success and Alumni Support Coordinator at StreetSquash AND ALUMNI SUPPORT Franklin & Marshall College, Class of 2016

In 2008, StreetSquash established a full-time position to support participants in college and beyond. The role As a StreetSquash alumna, I’m in the centered on college persistence support and advising for StreetSquash alumni. This expansion provided best position to work with the program’s 2008 meaningful guidance and resources to the program’s growing number of college-aged participants. alumni. I know what StreetSquash feels like for me – a family, and a safe space. I want to make sure other alumni feel the In 2019, our College Success and Alumni Support programming has become a staple of each “ participant’s experience. Our College Success and Alumni Support staff work closely with on-campus same way about the program. college advisers to monitor and address the progress, emotional health, social adaptation, and course load of each alumnus. Our team maintains lasting bonds with every alumnus – and helps foster relationships between alumni – to assist participants as they adapt to and move through their college or other post-secondary experiences.

I always wanted to work at StreetSquash when I was in the or other post-secondary programs, and beyond. I was program. After high school graduation, I enjoyed coming exactly like them not too long ago, and I understand the back to the office to reconnect with the staff. Now, I get to struggles and excitement they’re experiencing. It’s my goal be the person who alumni can go to for support. to keep building relationships with our post-secondary

$41,393 88 44 students and other alumni, and to be there for our disbursed in college or other participants enrolled in on-campus check-ins I’m excited that I can offer a unique perspective as an graduates as they step into each new chapter of their lives. post-secondary scholarships college or other between College Success alumna-turned-staffer, and help other StreetSquash 2019post-secondary programs staff and alumni alumni find the resources they need to succeed in college

12 13 Because of StreetSquash, I actually believe in myself. I have gained so much more confidence since I joined the program in sixth grade. I am the person I am “ today because I choose to come to StreetSquash every day. – Ixayana, Class of 2022

14 15 Below: Sabrina, Tindakay, and Zeinab, Class of 2019, take in the views at Cotopaxi as part of a Kids N Culture tour of Ecuador.

After traveling internationally INTERNATIONAL SERVICE-LEARNING with StreetSquash, I want to see the rest of the world. AND CULTURAL EXPOSURE Traveling allows me to see “ new parts of myself and the In 2010, StreetSquash participants and staff embarked on the program’s first international service-learning trip to places I visit that I wasn’t Nicaragua. This trip was designed to boost participants’ service-learning opportunities, to broaden participants’ exposure aware of before, and that 2010 to different cultures, and to reinforce the organization’s commitment to community service efforts, near and far. helps me grow as a person.

In 2019, we are still committed to seeing and experiencing new people and places. This year, our staff and students traveled to three countries and eight states in search of new cultural experiences and growth opportunities. Whether traveling for community service, academic exposure, or squash competitions, every trip outside of the Harlem and Newark communities helps our students challenge themselves and learn more about how they can participate in the world around them. KYRA StreetSquash, Class of 2020

Going to Ecuador was an unreal, eye-opening experience. and my first time traveling in an airplane. I was I loved meeting new people, trying new foods, and seeing afraid of flying and nervous about leaving the country

17,542 35 14 the Amazon rainforest. I had the chance to see a new part without my parents. Now that I’ve challenged myself miles traveled participants attended overnight participants across the globe summer programs outside traveled internationally of the world from a different perspective than what I see by stepping outside of my comfort zone, I can see how 2019of Harlem and Newark on social media. new experiences like traveling abroad give me The trip to Ecuador was my first time out of the states, an advantage in life. 16 17 StreetSquash has helped me accomplish things I didn’t know I was capable of doing. The program NEWARK taught me that I can be resilient and push through the tough times. In 2012, StreetSquash opened a second program in Newark. Two full-time staff started working with 26 “ participants in the sixth and seventh grades, establishing the first and only squash and education program 2012 in the state of New Jersey.

In 2019, our Newark program is a fixture of the city’s youth development opportunities. Our footprint has grown to reach beyond the city limits, as we partner with the Newark YMCA, the YMCA of Montclair, the Montclair Salvation Army Citadel, and Drew University to house our programs. We are proud to have supported two student cohorts in graduating from high school in Newark, in 2018 and 2019, and both have boasted a 100% graduation rate. AASADI StreetSquash, Class of 2020

I know that StreetSquash and the people at the program believe in myself and push me to be my best. I used to are there for me. The relationships I have with other get down on myself during squash matches and give up. participants and the staff are the most important part of StreetSquash helped me realize that I shouldn’t take the 77 8 25 StreetSquash. If you take the sport out of it, there’s more easy way out, in the classroom or during a match. The easy participants full-time staff alumni in college to the program. way might get you to the little things, but giving 100% – 2019or other post-secondary programs even when it’s hard to do – pushes you further and helps All of the people connected with StreetSquash – not just you excel. in Newark, but in SEA and other groups, too – help me 18 19 AMARILIS SOLER Family Leadership Board Chair SOCIAL WORK StreetSquash Parent, Class of 2022 In 2013, StreetSquash launched a full-time Social Work Department to deepen the services and support provided to participants and their families. This first-of-its-kind programming at a squash and education 2013 organization featured individual interventions and the creation of the Parent Board, a group designed to engage caregivers, gather feedback, and provide additional family support.

In 2019, our social work team has reinforced valuable connections with participants, their families, StreetSquash has given so much to my family. and our communities. Frequent interactions with students’ families, intensive student counseling I enjoy the opportunity to contribute my little and intervention, and caregiver support networks ensure participants and their families have ample grain of sand through my role on the Family resources to navigate all situations. Our Social Work Department strives to help all participants build Leadership Board. healthy relationships, develop their social-emotional wellness, and boost their emotional intelligence. “

Knowing that StreetSquash is such a comprehensive knowledgeable, it’s overwhelming to navigate these program takes a big weight off my shoulders. The systems on your own, and to make sure your child ends 65 1,090 39 organization provides so much support with academics up where you want them to be. participants engaged in hours of individual counseling caregivers participated in monthly and community service, all the way through college. I’ve always been an active parent in StreetSquash’s Family group counseling2019Family Leadership Board meetings As parents, we can count on StreetSquash for so much Leadership Board because it’s important to me to know help and partnership. The staff are an extra set of what’s going on in the program, and to stay present and hands during big milestones, like choosing high schools contribute. Since the beginning, I have attended every and colleges for my son, Enrique. Even when you’re meeting – if you gave me an invite, I was there. 20 21 JENNIFER BUENO Administrative Assistant at Sovereign Associates Inc. StreetSquash Alumna, Class of 2013 The City College of New York, Class of 2021 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

In 2017, StreetSquash expanded its professional development offerings in partnership with FREE (Finance Requires Effective Education), which offered a series of financial literacy workshops for StreetSquash’s StreetSquash has connected 2017 after-school participants. The program became the catalyst for expanded professional development me with great professional initiatives for StreetSquash’s high school students and alumni. development opportunities. The program taught me how to be more responsible with In 2019, we continue to grow our professional development opportunities and programming “ for participants. We have partnered with local real estate company, Sovereign Associates Inc., my time and to take ownership over what I do. to employ interns every three months, year-round. To expand our professional development offerings even further, we have developed a formalized internship matching program, which will launch with its first cohort in summer 2020.

StreetSquash has supported my professional development estate agent. The folks at Sovereign Associates have helped journey throughout my entire time in the program. Staff me grow in my role, and have connected me with real help me think about the kind of work I can do related to my estate resources and people all throughout the city. I see 17 5 7 college major, and connect me with jobs in my field. myself as part of the team now. professionals attended participants secured professional development I got my current job with Sovereign Associates through Outside of work, these career opportunities have helped me our career2019 night meaningful internships through workshops hosted our corporate partnerships for participants and alumni StreetSquash. I didn’t know much about real estate when build my communication skills. I have become more social I first started, but now I’m considering becoming a real and more confident in my abilities and in myself.

22 23 20TH ANNIVERSARY

In 2019, we celebrated our 20th anniversary. After a year of exciting progress and growth, we’re proud to reflect on how far we’ve come in two decades. In January, we commemorated the milestone with a 600-person gala, hosted at the Harvard Club of New York, in the same space where our first student cohorts studied for school and practiced squash. The event brought together two decades of StreetSquash staff, students, alumni, and supporters.

Above left: Stephen L. Green, Chairman and CEO of SL Green and StreetSquash board member, speaks at the $1.4 2 35 20th Anniversary Celebration after being honored for his long-time dedication to the organization. Green has million raised at our Urban Individual Nationals high school seniors graduated been involved with StreetSquash since its beginning, providing the organization with its first office space in 20th Anniversary Celebration championship titles won across Harlem and Newark, 2001, and serving as a lead donor for the SL Green StreetSquash Center in Harlem in 2008. in the top division, a record our largest graduating class to date Above right: Zeinab, Class of 2019 (left) earns her fifth consecutive title at the Urban Individual Nationals, high for our program while Geraldo, Class of 2019 (right) captures his first-ever title at the annual tournament. Zeinab and Geraldo made history as the first pair of StreetSquash participants to earn the top spots in the Girls Under 19 and Boys Under 19 divisions in the same year.

Left: Members of StreetSquash’s Class of 2019 come together in celebration of their graduation from Eagle Academy for Young Men of Newark. Seventy percent of participants in the 2019 cohort have participated in StreetSquash since middle school.

24 25 FRIENDS OF STREETSQUASH, Although it’s been nearly two decades since I stepped into the world I didn’t fully appreciate all of the effort being put into the program of StreetSquash, it’s easy to remember how I felt on that first day. until I started working with StreetSquash Newark in 2014. As an Academic Director, I saw firsthand the energy and hard work each I was in eighth grade, an asthmatic, unathletic, inner-city kid. I staff member contributes behind the scenes. Every person at decided to tag along to practice with a friend from school, never StreetSquash is committed to supporting a rigorous and rewarding having heard of StreetSquash before. When I arrived, there were a educational, athletic, and personal journey for all participants in bunch of kids hitting this tiny ball against a big wall, playing a sport the program. that I didn’t know existed until that moment. Squash was different – something new, and I liked it. This level of dedication and care is what has made the program feel like a second home to me and so many others. I remember feeling I share this experience with many kids who have joined the so much support and love at StreetSquash that I often didn’t want to StreetSquash community over the past 20 years. We walk in, go home from practice. To this day, some of my closest friends are unsure of what’s to come, and we walk out with new opportunities, people that I met through the program. Squash has kept us close all I love every day I get to perspectives, purpose, and friends. these years, through good and bad times. spend at StreetSquash. It’s amazing to think about what StreetSquash has accomplished in StreetSquash took a small idea and made it extraordinary, and gave 20 years. When I first joined the program in 2000, there were only me an experience I wouldn’t change for the world. Two decades I’m excited to see how far about 20 kids. Now, hundreds of students participate across Harlem from now, I hope an entirely new generation of StreetSquashers will and Newark every day, with many alumni also staying involved with be able to look back on their experiences with this program. I hope I can push myself on the the program. that, just like me, another asthmatic, unathletic, inner-city kid walks squash courts and in the Even the courts have changed so much. I remember practicing at through those doors, unsure of what’s to come – the rest of his life “ Columbia, where we had to drag tins from one court to another. waiting for him. classroom as I continue to Then we used two courts at the Harvard Club for ten kids at a time. Keep up the great work, grow with StreetSquash. It was unbelievable to see how much the organization had evolved when I returned in 2008 for the opening of the StreetSquash center in Harlem, the next step in StreetSquash’s future. – Harlem, Class of 2023

Lonnie Gibbs StreetSquash Alumnus and Board Member

26 27 BOARD OF DIRECTORS STAFF FINANCIALS David Eun, Co-Chairman Jeffrey Horwitz Ashley Alexander Ifeoma Onwuka Chief Innovation Officer Partner Academic Coordinator – Harlem Academic Coordinator – Newark STATEMENT OF ACTIVITY FY 2019 FY 2018 Samsung Electronics Proskauer Rose LLP Kingsley Amoako Lauren Osoria (unofficial) (official) Eric Muller, Co-Chairman John Johnson Senior Squash Director – Newark Social Worker – Harlem Partner Educator REVENUE Philomina Asamoah George Polsky Oak Hill Advisors Thurgood Marshall Academy Academic Director – Harlem Founder and Executive Director Individual Contributions $1,752,000 $1,330,000 Sara Ayres Peter Kagan Foundations $1,932,500 $1,810,000 Ty’Asia Bullock Samuel Portelance Managing Director Andrew Bahn Academic Coordinator – Newark Squash Coordinator – Newark Corporations $561,000 $246,000 Warburg Pincus Managing Director Nnemoma Chukwumerije Karl Ravilus Operating Income $236,000 $220,000 Millennium Management LLC Jay Kim Senior Academic Director – Harlem Academic Coordinator – Harlem Managing Director TOTAL REVENUE $4,481,500 $3,606,000 Jonathan Berger Credit Suisse Dr. Natasha Conover Katiria Sanchez Founder and CIO Program Director – Newark Senior Squash Director – Harlem Birch Grove Capital Tim Luke 50 80 Managing Director Tom De Mulder 70 Katie Siegel Craig Broderick 40 EXPENSES Barclays High Performance Trainer – Harlem 60 Manager of Institutional Giving and Chief Credit Officer, Retired 50 Corporate Relations Program $2,489,400 $2,601,000 Goldman Sachs Bruce Menin 30 Sasha Diamond-Lenow Managing Principal Senior Director of Social Work – Harlem 40 Jack Smith Management and General $988,400 $839,000 Richard Chin Crescent Heights 20 Squash Director – Harlem Head Squash Professional Nicola Fennel 30 Development $644,500 $290,000 Harvard Club of New York Lydia Muller Director of College Access – Harlem 20 Jeffrey Stehlin 10 TOTAL EXPENSES $4,122,300 $3,730,000 Founder and Executive Director Development and William R. Cline, Jr. Assumpta Galang 10 Freestyle Foundation Communications Coordinator Founding Partner 0 Senior Director of College Access, Success, 0 Alcova Capital Management George Polsky and Alumni Support – Harlem Charmain Walkin Founder and Executive Director Director of College Access, Success, Rakey Drammeh 50 Joshua Gary 80 StreetSquash and Alumni Support – Newark Quantitative Developer Squash Director – Newark 70 Citi Linda Robinson 40 Julie Warshaw 2019 REVENUE 2019 EXPENSES 2018 REVENUE 2018 EXPENSES Monique Hendricks 60 Senior Managing Director, Retired Director of Development and John Edwards Office Manager – Harlem 50 BlackRock 30 Communications Cybersecurity and Product Consultant Alija Hogans 40 Vivek Shah 20 Yaya Yuan Wael El Hindi Squash Coordinator – Harlem 30 CEO Program Director – Harlem Squash Professional 20 j2 Global, Inc. 10 Bomaya Kamara Andrew Fink Lead Academic Director – Newark 10 Frank Stella YOUNG LEADERSHIP President Artist 0 Jazmin Matos 0 COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS Birch Grove Capital College Success and Alumni Peter Janulis Mitch Truwit Lonnie Gibbs Support Coordinator – Harlem Strategic Finance, Disney+ 24% 16% Co-CEO 39% 43% 13% 5% 60% 37% 50% 7% 6% 70% 22% 8% Educator The Walt Disney Company Apax Partners Carly Melillo The Hewitt School Squash Director – Harlem Naomi Shah Helen Vera Susannah Gray Investment Team Attorney, Retired Simba Muhwati Individual Contributions Program Individual Contributions Program EVP and CFO, Retired Chief Squash Officer Union Square Ventures Foundations Management and General Foundations Management and General Royalty Pharma Corporations Development Corporations Development Operating Income Operating Income Steve Green Chairman and CEO, Retired SL Green Realty NOTE: Revenue excludes income earned from investments. Due to rounding percentages to whole numbers, all graphs may not add up to exactly 100%. 28 29

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23% 60% 73% 70% 50% $100,000 & Above Title Insurance Company Heather and William Vrattos $4,999 - $2,500 The Benevity Community Impact Fund Kleinschmidt Family Foundation Richard Weinstock Zerline Goodman Manish Pandit Kristen Callahan Kim Kilgore Barbara Rebak Anonymous (4) Community Foundation Endowment Account WB Wood Anonymous Gene Bernstein Michael Koester Jeffrey Wiegand Anne and Charles Goodwin Bradford Peck Debby Carter Cynthia Kim Cameron Reina Lydia and Eric Muller Community Foundation of New Jersey Strauss Zelnick Christina and Daniel Adams Moira and Nicholas Bienstock Tracy Korman Scott Wilson William Grace Prospect Capital Management Susan Carter Stephen King Paula Roberts The Pinkerton Foundation Mahshid and Jamshid Ehsani James Zelter Atairos Management Nehemiah Blackburn Peter Koumoulis Lee Witham James Hales Max Rijkenberg Lexi Ceci Steve Klinsky Ann Rogers EJ Electric Installation Co. Barclays The Blasberg Family David Kummel Thomas Wong Frank Hamilton Diedre Ross Thomas Cerabino Luisa Knapp The Rotary Club of Upper Manhattan $99,999 - $50,000 Ingrid and David Ellen $9,999 - $5,000 Christian Brockey Shumita Bose Sandy Kummerer and David Frankel Jon Woodruff Michelle Hayashi Nicole and Brent Ross Steve Chiang Jonathan Knipe Gwen Rowden Anonymous (3) Christina and Alex Evans Anonymous (3) Heather Broome Heather Brandes Dana Laforge Marnie and Stephen Worth Chris Hichborn Howard Rowe Ellie Christenson Melissa Kogan Rowena Scherer Ellie Bogdonoff and Jeffrey Horwitz Fidelity National Title Insurance Co. Robert Berne Emily and Naim Bulbulia Joseph Brazzi Jan Larsen Peter Wright Daniel Hillman Lata and Arley Sasson David Chun Eunyoung Koh Carolyn Schrader Bradley E. Singer Donor Advised Fund Fordham Street Foundation BNY Mellon Jacques Chappuis Spencer Brog Tony Lee Patrick Hoh Dorothy Schoening Lance Contento George Kroup William Schrader Elizabeth and Barets O. Benjamin Foundation Fred J. Brotherton Charitable Foundation Bruce Grossman Family Foundation Richard Clary Walter Celenski Richard Lightburn $999 - $500 Robert Holtzman Robert Schwab Cosel-Pieper Family Foundation William Kuesel Karen Schubart Goldman Sachs Foundation Jen Gabler and Steve Bloch Canter Family Foundation Scott Cragg James Cha Jessica and Jonathan Lubow Anonymous Aaron Horwitz Sat Seshadri J.D. Cregan Tae Young Kwak Alexa Shae Nancy and Stephen Green GFP Real Estate, LLC The Chutorian-Semler Family Foundation Kevin Driscoll Lisa and Paul Cheek Justin Lungstrum 689 Foundation Nicholas Howard Seymour Feldman Foundation Inc. Elizabeth Cribbs Mona Lalwani Marisa Sheumack The Morris and Alma Schapiro Fund Susannah Gray and John Lyons Columbia Community Service Daniel Entwistle Richard Chin Chandler Lusardi Zachary Ablon John Hsu Terry Shapiro James Crossen David Lefkowitz Peter Sinensky Linda and Jim Robinson Hawthorn John Emery Goodwin Procter LLP Taryn Clary Alexandar Ma ASC Advisors JNL Charitable Giving Fund Swati Sharma Elizabeth DeLucia Rachel Leizman Susan Sipprelle SL Green Management Haynes and Boone, LLP Dugald Euan Baird Brian Hewitt Caryn Cohen Nicholas Maciunas Drew Bard Varges Mckenzie Jones Lacary Sharpe Katherine Durnan Aaron Lemle David Smith Thomas and Jeanne Elmezzi Foundation Hines Interest LP Priyan Fernando The Hodges Family Foundation Jonathan Cohen Bruce MacLennan Greg Beard Robert Kalsow-Ramos Bartholomew Sheehan The Ellen C. Marshall Charitable Fund James Leonard Amarilis Soler Helen Vera and Kent Clark The Holliday Foundation FTI Consulting, Inc The Jacobson Family Foundation Brahm Cramer Simone Mailman Marc Becker Amrit Kanwal Katherine Shen Thomas Ellis Michael Lerner Tyler Stevens The Warburg Pincus Foundation The Janulis Family Jim Galowski Roger Kass Constance and Gregory Dalvito The Mailman Family Charitable Fund John Bookout Jerome Kapelus Sharon and Donald Siegel James Elworth Leslie Miller and Richard Worley Foundation Elizabeth Steyer Rochelle Yu and David Eun The Jockey Hollow Foundation Gensler Victoria and Michael Kempner Daniel Frisch Architect Christine Manning Ashley Bradley George Kellner Silver Mountain Foundation for the Arts Jan Endresen Nami Lewis Michael Targoff John R. McCune Charitable Trust Laura and Scott Gewirtz Jeffrey Laikind David Landau & Associates LLC Christine McCormick James Bragg Martin Kelly Michael Sommer Farber and Company Randy Lim Kit Tatum $49,999 - $25,000 Jones Lang LaSalle America Inc. Steve Gilbert Faith and Maurice Lefkort Charlotte Denoyer Marti Meyerson Glen Brickman LeRoy Kim Jeremy Stephens Beth Farmaian Janet Lipinski Gareth Turner Anonymous JPMorgan Chase Foundation Sphurthi and Vikas Goela Mary A. & Thomas Grasselli Foundation David Desantis Way Ming Look Jonathan Brisman Lauren Kimm Murray Stoltz Ben Felicelli John Liss Richard Tutino Sara and Charlie Ayres Sonja and Jay Kim Bruce Grossman Brian Mathias Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Walter Montgomery Michael Brisman Jennifer and John Klein Stover Family Elizabeth Fitzsimmons Daniel Lobo-Berg John Tyson Marjaleena and Jonathan Berger Kohn Pedersen Fox Dr. Bruce Hartman MBIA Foundation J. Dinsmore Adams Jr. Morgan Stanley John Brodie Knollwood Capital LLC John Suydam Darren Fogel Robert Lusardi James Vanek Camille and Craig Broderick Jane and Richard Kresch The Hyde and Jason Michas Lisa Donahue Michael Nash Theodore Buchsbaum John Kocjan Scott Tagliarino Barry Fox Andrew Ma Elizabeth Vinci Cahill Gordon & Reindel Fran and Ros L’Esperance Stephanie and Tim Ingrassia Carolyn Michas The Eberstadt Kuffner Fund Rahul Nayar Margaret Carter Inna Koehler Robert Terrin Gillian Francis Robert MacGoey Ann and Tom Vinci Carl Marks Foundation Tim Luke Jefferies LLC Elizabeth and Sean Monahan Anne Edelstein Katie Newman Wai Chan Carolina Koladzyn Christopher Tom Griffith Freeman Sean Madden Nick Vom Brack Jodie and Andrew Fink The Mackesy Family Foundation John and Sonia Lingos Family Foundation NY Community Trust Chiara and Ben Edmands Jack Nusbaum Ed Chiang Brian Krisberg Andrew Tsai Raluca Fuchs Jean Mah Dennis Wall Heisman Trophy Trust Stephen Mandel JPMorgan Tournament of Champions Richard and Lisa Soultanian Foundation Inc Melinda Edwards Jennifer and Erik Oken Betsy Cohen Timothy Kubarych Alexander van Hoek Pamela and David Fullerton Jennifer Malone Michael Weinbach Hintz Family Fund Tina and Andrew Mathias Kathy & Al Gordon Fund David Robbins Patricia and Alexander Farman Kieke Okma William Costello Rakesh Kumar Joanne Wexler Elizabeth Galban Andrea Mann Emily Weissler Raymond James Julie and Bruce Menin Steven Kotler Eric Rosande Martha and Paddy Farrell David Orentreich James Crandell Dean Landis Glenn Yarnis Lauren Galit Anthony Maruca John Welsh The Joseph H. Flom Foundation Richard Mines Alex Kwit Arthur Schwabe Fred Fatzler Foundation John Patton Roslyn and Richard Cunningham Adam Langsam James Zug Jonathan Gallen Jackson Marvel Margaret Whang Leslie and Sol Kimerling John Moon Timothy Mayhew Scott Trachsel Gaaserud Family Nathan Perilo Drew Cupps Andrew Laufer Aaron Garvey Ann McGowan Sun Whang Gail and Mike O’Neill Neuberger Berman Foundation The MCJ Amelior Foundation Van Beuren Charitable Foundation Geraldine Dodge Foundation David Philip Ravenel Curry David Letourneau $499 - $250 Andrea Geisser Mary Katherine McNeill Alexandra Wilson Michael Rodriguez Nicholas B. Ottaway Foundation Bernadette and Geoff Mitchell Winnie and Eddie Wen Eleni and Randall Gianopulos Muffie Potter Aston and Dr. Sherrell Aston Anne Marie Darling Scott Lindsay Anonymous Carla Giannini Tom McWilliams Stephen Wollman Samsung NEXT David Nissenbaum Normandy Real Estate Partners Winston Brothers, Inc. Wilson Handler Muhammad Qubbaj Charles Decasteja Stephen Logan John Adams James Green Scott Melby Greg Zaff Steven Scheinfeld The O’Toole Family Foundation Alex Pellegrini Anne Zahner Bradley Harris Edward Reeves Caitlin Demkin Julie Ma Paloma Adams Allen Michael Greenberg Janice and Philip Meyer Mark Zanoli Katie and Vivek Shah Oak Hill Advisors Candace and William Platt Joe Zupan The Hecker Halpert Family Fund Eric Roberts John DeRosa Neala Martin Michael Ambrosio Zhiping Gu Chris Min Ruqing Zhao Stavros S. Niarchos Foundation Sanjay Patel Elizabeth and Thomas Pryma Norma Hernandez The Robertson Foundation Tricia DiPiazza Ann McGinley and Jeffrey Stempel Andres Azpurua Michael Gutkowsli Ben Monderer Aaron Zimmerman Theodore Luce Charitable Trust The Price Family Foundation Royal Abstract of NY $2,499 - $1,000 Alice and Donald Hill The Sayers Foundation Sophie Dowling Ryan McGinley-Stempel Djeneba Ballo Richard Hardegree Charlene and Max Muller Marta Radzyminski RXR 5TS Owners LLC Anonymous Elizabeth Hintz Theodore Schweitzer Paula and David Edwards Laurie Medley James Barry Neil Helman John Nelson $24,999 - $10,000 RBC Foundation Harry Schlachter Ackman Ziff Real Estate Group LLC William Hoh Salil Seshadri Eric Eiteljorg Neil Meyer Fred Bass Sheila Hepp Network for Good Anonymous (3) Allison and David Sachs Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP Acrisure LLC Douglas Holtz Rita Sethi Kenneth Esterow John Miller Ellen Beck Jeffrey Hine Max Neuman The Ball Family Foundation Schindler Elevator Corp Sovereign Associates Inc Stacie and Dan Allen Robert Home Kathleen Sharkey Bongsoo Eun Michael Miller Eric Bedell Leonard Holtz Thomas Newberry Bank of America Russell Shanks Dani and Ted Virtue Janet Allgair Paula Hornbostel Carron Sherry and Richard Hogan The Fabricant and Shockey Family Foundation Tiffany Moller The Benjamin M. Riley Charitable Fund John Hou Nadeem Nisar Bank of New York Mellon Neil Simpkins Wechsler Foundation Andrew Stafman Charitable Fund Robert Horne Andrew Stafman William Fantini Roland Morris Heather Berger Daniel Hsu Carol Ouzounian Banker Steel, LLC SquashRx LLC David Welsh W. Graham Arader III Sherry Hou Steven Starker Peter Faulkner Sarah Murphy Ranjit Bhattacharjee Ava Huang The Overbrook Foundation The Beane Family Foundation State Street WWP Office LLC James Arnone Blair and Fazle Husain Diana and James Sterne Chris Fennell Alexander Navab Hunter Bouchard Justin Hunt Katherin Park Julia Bishop Mitchell Steir Nicolas Zerbib Natasha Arsentieva James Hyman John Stewart Michael Ferreira Jay Nelson David Braccia Syed Imteaz Lindsay Parton BMO Financial Group Stempel Bennett Claman & Hochberg, P.C. Avison Young USA Inc. Vincent Indelicato Tharani Family Foundation Inc. Hans Flick Charlene Neo and Campbell Grayson Laurence Braham Jennifer James Julia Pershan BMO Harris Bank Stephen C. Freidheim Foundation AXA Foundation James Joseph Lawrence W. Tom Ross Freiman-Mendel Richard Nesson Jordan Brail Gerald Kagan Andrew Pinkowitz Cantor Fitzgerald Relief Fund Sunny & Abe Rosenberg Foundation Maiken Baird Ronald Kamdem Margaret Torell Thomas French Alexandra Nicklas Holly Brown Jane Kantor Mario Ponce WETishman Construction Corp of NY ARESven Karlen Rupali Wadhwa GRATEFULJennifer Fulton Matthew Nord Nick Burgin Christine Kelly Leslie Powell Alexander Captain Lisa Bardin CBRE Peter Tuffey Kathryn and Bruce Beal Kasirer, LLC The Warshaw Family Roberta Gausas David Oddi Natalie Butler Ryan Kelly Ozzie Ramos Robert Verrone James Bedell The Kevin R. Alger Charitable Fund Daniel Watts Thomas Giordano Seungkyu Ok Butterfield Jonathan Kelly Mark Rapisarda

This list reflects donations made in FY19, September 1, 2018 – August 31, 2019.

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