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MISSION City Year’s mission is to build democracy through citizen service, civic leadership and social entrepreneurship.

City Year seeks to unite people on the common ground of service, as a way to inspire the active citizenship vital to a strong and vibrant democracy.

VISION City Year’s citizen service vision is that one day the most commonly asked question of a young adult will be: “Where are you going to do your service year?”

City Year’s civic leadership vision is that one day every citizen will have the skills, values and inspiration to be a leader for the common good.

City Year’s social entrepreneurship vision is that one day human inventiveness and compassion will be unleashed to solve the pressing social problems of the day. Dear Friends,

City Year was founded in 1988 to tap the idealism of young people to meet pressing public needs and to demonstrate that national service works. We believed then, as we do now, that service could be the meeting ground for young people of diverse backgrounds to make a difference in their communities and that service could be a training ground for developing the leaders essential to a strong democracy.

Now, nearly 18 years later, we are humbled by the accomplishments of each class of City Year graduates. Not only have they served more than 13 million hours working with more than 900,000 children and engaging more than 900,000 citizens in service, but also through their efforts on behalf of community and country, they have become leaders for life.

A recent landmark study of City Year alumni reveals that the men and women who served with City Year are much more likely to vote, volunteer, lead others, and be involved in their communities. Statistics are only part of the story. The alumni profiles included in this report – seven of the more than 8,000 City Year alumni – also demonstrate that the impact of a City Year goes far beyond a graduate’s year of service.

In addition to the completion of this important study, we are excited to share with you other major accomplishments of the past year: the launch of our 15th U.S. site in Little Rock, the launch of our first international site in and the completion of a four-year fundraising campaign to strengthen the organization’s capacities to serve, The City Year Challenge. We thank our donors, more than 5,400 this year, for making all of this possible.

We are so grateful for the unwavering support from our champions, the ongoing dedication of our alumni, and the hard work of our corps and staff. Thank you for your continued commitment to City Year and the citizen service movement.

Yours in service,

Alan Khazei Michael Brown CEO President

1 IMPACT OF A CITY YEAR

City Year corps members serve full-time in schools, community DEVELOPING YOUNG LEADERS centers and neighborhoods to address local needs and national City Year corps members engage more than 3,300 elementary, priorities. middle and high school aged youth in service and leadership development activities to promote and inspire lifelong In 2005, 1 , 0 3 4 City Year commitments to active citizenship. Participants in the Youth Leadership Corps programs are deployed in diverse teams led by corps members corps members and volunteer team leaders.

Served 7 1 , 0 0 0 youth Participants 3,340 Making Friends and a Difference Providing 1.4 million A recent study of the Young Heroes and City Heroes programs hours of service and indicates that: − More than 95% of Young Heroes said they learned something Engaging 5 8 , 0 0 0 citizens about their community that they didn’t know before and made friends with people from different backgrounds. − More than 90% of City Heroes said they were more likely to With the support of 2 9 5 corporate participate in community service on a regular basis in the next sponsors and 8 9 0 service partners few years. In 1 5 U.S. cities and , South Africa

2 “Our goal in is to make the Chicago Public Schools the best urban public school system in America. I really see City Year in the forefront of this revolution.” – Arne Duncan CEO Chicago Public Schools

“Last semester our school was 63rd out of 63 elementary schools in attendance. After one semester we are 18 out of 63. I attribute that gain to City Year.” – Janet Perez Principal Brackenridge Elementary School

TRANSFORMING SCHOOLS, INSPIRING STUDENTS At every site, City Year partners with schools, deploying teams of corps members to tutor and mentor students, coordinate extracurricular activities, and organize service and leadership opportunities where they are needed most.

When School Is Out, Camps Are In City Year corps members organize and run Camp City Year, a full-day, school-based educational program for nearly 5,000 elementary school students held during winter and spring vacations. The camps provide a valuable outlet for many working parents and are geared toward creating a safe, structured and positive learning environment for children when they are not in school.

Filling a Critical Need in Schools Evaluations from more than 115 schools served by City Year reveal that more than 90% of principals with City Year corps members in their classrooms believe corps members “fulfill a critical need for our school.”

3 BUILDING COMMUNITY Throughout the year, corps members lead monthly physical Through more than 2,000 physical service projects, such as converting a vacant lot into a community service projects, City Year corps garden and replacing graffiti-covered walls with vibrant street murals. These team-based projects make dramatic community members: transformations possible and offer opportunities for citizens of all backgrounds to join corps members in service. – Revitalized 435 neighborhoods On October 23, 2004, in and , City Year held Serve-a-thon fundraisers, an annual community event that brings – Built 30 playgrounds together diverse groups of people for a day of high-impact service. In Boston, more than 2,400 volunteers came together to complete – Planted 150 gardens 55 physical service projects throughout Boston and Cambridge, while in Philadelphia more than 800 volunteers came together to – Painted 320 murals refurbish the city’s Kensington neighborhood.

4 5 HIGHLIGHTS OF A CITY YEAR

Bono Visits City Year “I Pledge to Serve” A D a y O n ! July 27, 2004 Opening Day Martin Luther King, Jr. Day October 1, 2004 Young Heroes Opening Day U2 lead singer Bono visited City Year’s January 17, 2005 headquarters in Boston, speaking in From the Alamo to Boston’s historic front of a crowd of 300 guests including Faneuil Hall, from the shadow of the Across America, every City Year site the First Lady of , Maria U.S. Capitol to the Rocky Steps in recognized the birthday of Dr. Martin Shriver. The well-known rock star and Philadelphia, idealistic corps members Luther King, Jr. with a Day On. anti-poverty activist shared his belief raised their right hands and pledged to Thirteen sites also held Young Heroes in the power of young people and his serve America through a demanding year Opening Day ceremonies, and then commitment to changing the world, of full-time citizen service, leadership spent the afternoon in service to their especially through the organization development and social entrepreneurship. communities. DATA (Debt AIDS Trade Africa) that he co-founded with Bobby Shriver. This year’s Young Heroes Opening Day marked the 11th year of the program, which is designed for youth in grades “When I think of six through eight and teaches them how what America should to be active citizens for the rest of their lives. be, this is it, right here. City Year.” – Bono

6 Voices for National Service Career Service Award: City Year South Africa February 8, 2005 Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD) Opening Day February 21, 2005 City Year is a proud member of Voices Citizen Service Award: for National Service, a coalition Jeff Coolidge, Coolidge Family Fund City Year proudly launched its first dedicated to promoting citizenship, (awarded posthumously) international site with 120 young leaders patriotism, and service by expanding serving in Johannesburg, South Africa. high-quality opportunities for citizens to Distinguished Service Award: City Year South Africa had been four serve community and country. Senator Christopher Bond (R-MO) years in the making, beginning with a Representative James Walsh (R-NY) call from President Mandela to President Voices for National Service celebrated Clinton and their idea to champion the the 10th anniversary of AmeriCorps National Service Lifetime development of City Year South Africa as in , D.C. with a 10-hour Leadership Award: a model national youth service program. citizens’ hearing, hosted by more than Senator Edward Kennedy (D-MA) With the leadership of Board Co-Chairs 100 organizations. A Capitol Hill awards Representative Augustus Hawkins Rick Menell and Murphy Morobe, City reception followed, sponsored by CSX, (D-CA; retired) Year South Africa opened its doors to a and hosted in partnership with the diverse group of idealists ready to serve. National Association of Service and Outstanding National Conservation Corps. Highlights of the Service Advocacy Award: evening event included the acceptance President George W. Bush speeches of eight Members of Congress and remarks by Corporation for National Outstanding New Member Award: and Community Service CEO David Senator Norm Coleman (R-MN) Eisner, who accepted an award on behalf Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) of honoree President George W. Bush. Representative Jeb Bradley (R-NH) Representative Chris Van Hollen (D-MD)

Special Recognition Award: Representative Chris Shays (R-CT) Representative David Price (D-NC) Representative Harold Ford, Jr. (D-TN) Representative Tom Osborne (R-NE)

7 Camp City Year Celebrating Idealism at New Online System February-April, 2005 Annual Dinners Revolutionizes Recruitment March-June, 2005 Application Process City Year sites in 14 communities hosted M a y 2 0 0 5 school vacation camps – providing a safe, City Year hosted annual spring galas across the country, with headliners Following a successful redesign of fun and educational place for kids to including City Schools the recruitment section of City Year’s spend their winter and spring vacations. Chancellor , NBC’s Tim web site, the recruitment department The camps were wholly planned and Russert, First Lady of California Maria launched the first online application run by City Year corps members – who Shriver, Def Jam Records Founder for prospective corps members in May. recruited more than 4,700 campers, Russell Simmons and UN Foundation Thanks to the up-to-date information organized 38 different camp locations Chief Operating Officer Kathy Bushkin. found on the web site and the easily accessible online application, City and programs, engaged more than “What City Year is doing Year had more than 11,000 electronic 1,400 volunteers and raised more than is giving opportunities leads submitted, with 13% of the $155,000 in in-kind donations. for children to have shoulders total applicant pool completing and to stand on. You are so vital, submitting their applications online through the last four months of the so important, and so essential recruitment season. This new, cost- to who we are as a country.” effective tool eliminates the need - Tim Russert for manual data entry by staff and Anchor, CNBC & MSNBC; Senior allows self-service access for City Year Vice President and Washington applicants. Bureau Chief, NBC News

8 Clinton Democracy Fellows Celebrating 10 Years of Year site presented a hand-painted at City Year AmeriCorps at cyzygy ’05 Timberland boot to Timberland’s May-July, 2005 May-June, 2005 CEO Jeff Swartz and the many company employees who were in The 4th annual class of Clinton From May 31 to June 4, 2005 City Year attendance Democracy Fellows included eight corps, staff, alumni and champions • A Celebration of 10 Years of amazing South Africans between convened in Little Rock, th AmeriCorps – at which City Year, the ages of 21 and 35, committed to for cyzygy ’05 to celebrate the 10 Inc. Board Chair Eli Segal, Senator developing and advancing citizen service anniversary of AmeriCorps with four Harris Wofford, Shirley Sagawa and programs in their home country. days of inspiring events, including a AmeriCorps Director Rosie Mauk high-impact, transformational day of – all of whom were involved in the “For me, the notion of service. founding and growth of AmeriCorps ‘service’ is informed by my – shared their recollections of the understanding that the Highlights included: challenges and triumphs of building a • A special evening with civil rights federal service initiative and featuring challenge is no longer so much leader and Congressman John Lewis achieving Democracy as it is David Eisner, CEO of the Corporation during which he was awarded City for National and Community Service strengthening its validity and Year’s highest honor, the Lifetime of consolidating the changes we Idealism Award • A transformational day of service have experienced and that, as sponsored by CSX, with 17 service • Keynote address by President Clinton partners and 100 projects conducted urgent as the basic needs of and remarks from South African my country are, the necessity simultaneously in Little Rock and Ambassador to the United States North Little Rock of educating people about Barbara Masekela at an event their Democracy – the idea, highlighting the global citizen service “You are helping to redeem the process, the result – has movement and City Year’s recent expansion to South Africa not just the soul of America been underestimated.” but the soul of the world... - Palesa Shongwe • Inspiring remarks from City Year Little Stay with your dreams. Stay Rock Board Chair and Former NATO CDF 2005 with your hopes. Stay with Supreme Allied Commander General Wesley Clark your aspirations. I say to you, City Year, continue to • An Education in America Forum walk with the wind. Let the held at historic Little Rock Central spirit of history and the spirit High School moderated by City Year Trustee, Professor and Former United of City Year be your guide.” States Ambassador to South Africa -Congressman John Lewis James Joseph 2005 City Year Lifetime of Idealism Award Recipient • A celebration of City Year’s 15-year partnership with The Timberland Company, during which each City 9 Comcast Leadership Awards Steven Ginsburg a t c y z y g y City Year Boston ‘95 for co-founding HartBeat Ensemble The Comcast Leadership Awards honor which is Hartford, Connecticut’s only outstanding alumni for their continued metropolitan-based theatre company and commitment to service and civic is dedicated to empowering communities engagement. Following remarks from through a creative process that combines Comcast Executive Vice President David oral history, youth outreach, education Cohen and Hispanic Council for Reform and community participation. and Educational Opportunities President Rebeca Nieves Huffman – both of Eliza Goodwin whom are City Year Trustees – Comcast City Year ‘95 Leadership Awards were presented to: for her vision and leadership as the Executive Director of the Southside Christopher Brown Family School, an alternative K-8 public City Year Boston ‘00 school in South Minneapolis dedicated for his active service to the City Year to creating a new generation of engaged alumni network in mentoring corps citizen leaders. members and launching the City Year/National Foundation for Teaching Christopher Murphy Entrepreneurship Incubator – a program City Year Boston ‘88 designed to introduce corps members to for his longstanding commitment to the business tools needed to create new advancing the national service movement civic ventures. and entrepreneurial leadership as the founding Executive Director of City Year Wyneshia Foxworth Washington, DC. City Year Greater Philadelphia ‘98 for her eight years of dedicated service and leadership developing one of the largest corps in the City Year network and successfully managing the strategic partnership with the School District of Philadelphia.

1 0 CITY YEAR ALUMNI LEADERS FOR LIFE

“Leaders for life” is not simply the guiding principle of the City Year Alumni Association; it is what the data from one of the largest and most comprehensive studies of national service reveals about the men and women who serve community and country as City Year corps members.

City Year alumni excel on every established major indicator of civic engagement:

• VOTING: While fewer than half of 18-40 year olds in America vote, City Year alumni vote at a rate of 71%. • VOLUNTEERING: Nearly 70% of City Year alumni volunteer 10 hours a month, making them 65% more likely to be engaged in volunteer activities than similarly situated individuals in the national population. • LEADERSHIP: At least 90% of alumni reported that their City Year experience contributed to their ability to lead others. • DIVERSITY: More than 90% of alumni reported that their City Year experience contributed to their ability to work as part of a team and work with people from diverse backgrounds. • CIVIC INVOLVEMENT: Three-quarters of alumni reported that City Year contributed to their ability to solve problems in their communities. • MEMBERSHIP: More than 75% of City Year alumni belong to a community group or civic organization, compared with 29% of similarly situated members of the national population. • EDUCATION: 81% of alumni completed additional schooling after City Year, including 83% of alumni who came to City Year without a GED or high school diploma.

− “The City Year Experience: Putting Alumni on a Path to Lifelong Civic Engagement,” Policy Studies Associates, Inc., 2005

These important results establish that the skills and values of City Year last a lifetime for corps members of all backgrounds, in addition to providing critical evidence of the ways in which citizen service builds democracy–one child, one corps member, one community, one nation at a time.

1 1 ALUMNI PROFILES

Shaquieta Boyd City Year New York ‘04 Hometown: Bronx, New York Current Position: Student, Baruch College (City University of New York)

“My boss at Fordham Bedford Children’s Services encouraged me to attend an open house hosted by City Year because I was looking for ways to help finance my college education. The moment I heard the testimonies from four corps members at the open house event, I fell in love with the program. As I struggled to make sense of my college choices, financial burdens and future career path, City Year presented an option that turned out to be the right choice for me.

“I currently attend Baruch College on full scholarship, concentrating on black studies and public affairs. When I graduate, I plan to teach for a few years. My ultimate goals are to establish a non-profit within the realm of educational programming and advocacy, and to become the first African-American female Chancellor of ’s Department of Education.

“My desire to work in education-focused non-profits, and to eventually start one myself, stems from the lessons I learned at City Year. My corps year taught me about goal setting, service days, planning, and administration – all of which are crucial in non-profit management. I also realized during my time at City Year that I can do a lot more than I originally thought I could, and that teaching can go beyond what happens within a classroom. I want to impact the field of education on a greater level.”

Rebeca Nieves Huffman City Year Chicago ‘97 Hometown: Chicago, Current Position: President, Hispanic Council for Reform and Educational Options; Alumni Representative, City Year, Inc. Board of Trustees

“I heard about City Year through my mentor, who had met several City Year corps members on the subway in Chicago. I had completed two years of college at the time and was looking for an opportunity to serve while continuing to study to become a teacher. City Year was a perfect fit because it allowed me to work with kids and earn an educational scholarship at the same time. Finishing college was really important to me, because I was the first in my family to do so.

“Before City Year, my exposure to the world was limited - I only knew of “traditional” career opportunities, like becoming a doctor, , or teacher. My City Year experience completely opened my eyes, not just in terms of what kind of opportunities are out there, but most importantly the injustices and inequalities that exist in our current educational system. City Year helped me realize that I wanted to fight to advance and improve educational outcomes for underserved students.

“In my current job, I work to increase awareness about the crisis in Latino education. I do a lot of public speaking to inform policy makers, legislators, educators, and school officials about these issues and to try to instill a sense of urgency in tackling these problems through providing low-income, working class families more educational options within and outside the current system.”

1 2 Chris Murphy City Year Boston ‘88 Hometown: Boston, Current Position: Executive Director, City Year Washington, DC

“When City Year announced plans for a summer pilot program prior to the summer of 1988, I was a sophomore in college. I heard about City Year through a family friend, and then I saw a City Year brochure that read ‘Do you want to change the world?’ Although I wasn’t sure about my future, that sounded like a good option so I spent the summer in service, mostly renovating homes for the elderly and assisting at community centers. When I returned to school, I was sure of what I wanted to do with my life. I wanted to find ways to deal with the issues I had seen at City Year, and I wanted to work in public service.

“After working on Capitol Hill and helping to start up AmeriCorps, I got my law degree and worked for a law firm in Washington, D.C. At the 5th Anniversary Celebration of AmeriCorps, I heard that City Year was planning to start a site in DC. It had been more than ten years since my City Year experience, but I still felt close to the organization. I decided that this was the opportunity for me to get back into public service, and I applied to become the founding Executive Director of City Year Washington DC.

“While my summer as a City Year corps member taught me a lot about the world, my return to the organization has taught me so much more about people and the power that each of us has to make a difference. Everyone has leadership skills, but they don’t all look alike. Part of my job is to figure out how to tap into those skills with everyone. It is an incredibly powerful and rewarding experience for me everyday.”

Molly Ola Pinney City Year ‘01 Hometown: Dublin, Current Position: Founder & Executive Director, Global Autism Project; Private Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) Therapist; Student, “I heard about City Year through a lot of friends and acquaintances who served in the corps. They all loved it and encouraged me to check it out. I was a student at Northeastern University at the time, and having been a resident assistant in a dormitory, I noticed that students who had taken a year off before or during college did a lot better academically and socially than those who hadn’t. So, after two years of college, I decided that taking a year off of school would be the best thing for me, and I joined City Year.

“I moved to Ghana to continue providing ABA therapy to an American child I had previously worked with. Once there, I immediately saw the lack of education and resources around autism in the area and saw that there was a social stigma attached to the disorder. City Year taught me that when there’s a problem, specifically a social injustice, you go ahead and find a solution. There’s no question - you just do it. So at age 23, I founded the Global Autism Project, a non-profit organization that seeks to bridge the global gap in the resources and understanding of autism, working specifically with developing countries. I can confidently say that wouldn’t have happened without my City Year experience. I still serve as the director of the organization, while I work to finish my degree in behavioral neuroscience at Columbia to continue my path towards becoming an international behavioral therapist.”

1 3 Kulmeet Sandhu City Year Washington, DC ‘03 Hometown: Santa Clara, California Current Position: Medical Student, Boston University

“After getting my master’s degree in molecular biology, I was torn between going to medical school and getting my Ph.D. I thought it was a great time for me to take a year off and to do something productive at the same time. City Year seemed like a great fit, as it gave me a chance to work with kids, which I’ve always loved to do. As it turned out, my City Year team was responsible for providing drug and HIV prevention education to elementary school students, which matched perfectly with my interest in teaching and medicine.

“The biggest thing I learned from my City Year experience is how to work with a diverse group of people. Before City Year, I mostly dealt with people who were very similar to me – science-oriented and college-educated. During my corps year, I was able to work with people who had different strengths. I learned how to listen, and how to be more patient. These skills are critical for me as I prepare to become a doctor. I had a rotation recently at a neighborhood health center, and I dealt with all types of people there – I realized then how important my City Year experience was to helping me connect with patients.”

Eric Williams City Year Columbia ‘95 Hometown: Columbia, Current Position: Director of Community Involvement, Credit Suisse First Boston Foundation

“I was finishing up college when City Year announced the summer pilot program in my hometown of Columbia, South Carolina. I enrolled in the pilot program and really enjoyed it because it gave me the opportunity to make some visible positive change in my hometown. In 1994 I became a full-time corps member in Columbia’s founding year, and then brought City Year to San Antonio as a member of the start-up team. My time in San Antonio was really challenging, but so rewarding at the same time – everyone on the team was totally committed to what we were doing in building new relationships and getting our message out into the community.

“As the Director of Community Involvement at Credit Suisse First Boston Foundation, I have a unique opportunity to work with City Year again in a different capacity – as a sponsor of a City Year New York team. Having been a corps member, I know the positive impact my firm can have on the corps member experience by offering training and support. In addition, I know the positive impact corps members can have on the employees at my firm. Our involvement also gives me the chance to continue to spread the message of City Year and foster a partnership between the public and private sectors which will continue to give young adults the opportunity to serve.”

1 4 Ron Zar ate City Year San Antonio ’97 & ’98 Hometown: San Antonio, Current Position: Retirement Plan Services Lead Specialist, Citigroup United States Citibanking Center Division

“I first came across City Year at a local shelter, where I was volunteering and where City Year had set up an information booth. My interest was piqued, so I picked up some basic information about City Year and the corps. I started volunteering in the San Antonio office, and then I decided to join the corps, especially because I was interested in serving on the disaster relief team. During my first corps year, I spent two months on assignment in Kentucky, where we assisted flood victims by organizing warehouses and supplies, helping with logistics, serving meals, and assessing damage. We were on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and we had to be ready for anything. It was an incredible experience to be out there in the field, learning first-hand how to respond in a national emergency.

“City Year prepared me for the outside world by giving me skills that have proved to be tremendously useful in the corporate sector. My corps experience taught me how to work in teams and how to communicate better with others. I learned to respect other people’s opinions, including my own, and became more confident in speaking my mind, sharing my ideas. The most important lesson I took away from City Year, however, was to be ready for anything. The pace of financial transactions, like City Year, constantly moves in different directions and requires you to be ready for action. I couldn’t have asked for more preparation for this type of work than my service with the City Year Red Cross team. I learned to be ready at a moment’s notice, and I apply that philosophy today to all aspects of my work and my life.”

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1 5 MEETING THE CHALLENGE

In 2005, City Year successfully completed The City Year Challenge, a $35 million fundraising campaign designed to provide the resources necessary to implement a four-year strategic plan to help build the organization’s international initiatives. The City Year Challenge was comprised of two parts: a $30 million capacity-building component – supported by a $10 million, two-to-one challenge grant from one of City Year’s longstanding strategic partners, The Atlantic Philanthropies – and a $5 million component to fund the organization’s international work.

We are grateful to the more than 100 donors who contributed nearly $40 million. With this support City Year has already conducted three Evidence of Impact studies, launched its first international site in Johannesburg, South Africa, and built capacity in program development, resource development and external relations, and management and organizational development.

The successful campaign is truly a historic achievement for City Year, made possible by the generous support of The Atlantic Philanthropies and all of the donors who participated in this landmark opportunity to build City Year.

To download a full report visit: www.cityyear.org.

MEETING THE CHALLENGE A Report to Stakeholders

Strengthening1 6 Our Capacities to Serve NATIONAL LEADERSHIP SPONSORS

National Leadership Sponsors are the companies - and the people - taking City Year to scale as our closest strategic partners. In addition to their time, ideas and civic passion, National Leadership Sponsors invest at least $1 million in City Year over two years.

CITY YEAR WELCOMES TWO NEW NATIONAL LEADERSHIP SPONSORS

The palpable energy at City Year’s Opening Day ceremonies Comcast renewed its commitment to City Year with a historic increased when regional managers from Bank of America agreement to be a National Leadership Sponsor for three announced that the Bank of America Charitable Foundation years. Comcast’s support for City Year continues to emphasize committed $1 million to become the newest National leadership development and training of City Year’s corps and Leadership Sponsor, City Year’s premier corporate sponsorship. staff, providing $2.2 million in funding that benefits all 15 City Year sites in the United States. “We are pleased to join the efforts of City Year and these prestigious companies. At Bank of America, we The Comcast Foundation, established in 1999, has made long- term investments in numerous non-profits, with an emphasis believe City Year is a prime example of a leadership on literacy and reading, volunteerism and youth leadership as program that nurtures, rewards and promotes ways to strengthen communities. Comcast is also committed to neighborhood excellence by focusing on the recruitment employee community involvement and dedicates considerable and development of the next generation of community resources to Comcast Cares Day, day of community service leaders.” that engages 30,000 volunteers in 284 communities in 32 states every year. − Andrew Plepler, President of the Bank of America Charitable Foundation “City Year shares our belief that volunteerism is The Bank of America Charitable Foundation is focused on investing in communities through support for local non-profits, essential to community life and that getting involved in and for civic and student leaders. The Foundation partners community service is one of the best ways for young people with City Year Greater Philadelphia and City Year Rhode to develop their own strengths and leadership skills. Island, sponsoring Young Heroes teams, and is the national These two issues - volunteerism and youth leadership lead partner of the Young Heroes program. Their commitment development - are priorities for Comcast’s involvement benefits 14 City Year sites: Boston; Chicago; ; Columbia; Columbus; ; Greater Philadelphia; Little and investment in communities all across the country, Rock; New York; Rhode Island; San Antonio; San Jose; Seattle; and our relationship with City Year significantly and Washington, D.C. enhances the impact of these efforts.” − David Cohen, Executive Vice President, Comcast “Bank of America’s support for City Year is an extraordinary investment in citizen service and our Comcast Corporation is the nation’s leading provider of cable, shared belief that young adults have a vital role to play in entertainment and communications products and services, meeting the challenges our country faces. As a National with 21.5 million cable customers and 7 million high-speed Internet customers. Comcast combined its extensive reach Leadership Sponsor, Bank of America is putting its with its support for City Year by producing public service resources and values to work toward strengthening announcements for City Year’s national recruitment efforts and communities and democracy across the United States.” for individual City Year sites and donating airtime worth an estimated $14 million. − , CEO, City Year, Inc. “Comcast has transformed local City Year programs into a national brand of idealism calling America’s youth to serve, lead and grow. By its example, by its leadership and by its generous investment, Comcast has made City Year greater than the sum of its parts. Our partnership is making City Year stronger, more leveraged and more powerful every day,” − Michael Brown, President, City Year, Inc.

Strengthening Our Capacities to Serve 1 7 NATIONAL LEADERSHIP SPONSORS

In addition to welcoming its new sponsors, CITY YEAR IS PROUD TO CALL THESE THREE COMPANIES NATIONAL LEADERSHIP SPONSORS:

The Cisco/City Year relationship began in 1993 when San In 1989, City Year co-founders Alan Khazei and Michael Brown Jose Mayor Susan Hammer introduced City Year co-founder approached The Timberland Company and Jeffrey Swartz, now Michael Brown to John Morgridge, then Cisco CEO and CEO, with a practical request. They needed 50 pairs of boots current Chairman of the Board, and Barbara Beck, Cisco Senior for City Year corps members who were preparing to serve in the Vice President of Human Resources. Cisco became a founding neighborhoods of Boston. What began with that donation has sponsor of City Year San Jose/Silicon Valley, sponsoring the first since developed into a much deeper partnership: Timberland Cisco team and going on to sponsor teams at various other City was the first company to become a National Leadership Year sites. Cisco also has provided City Year with tremendous Sponsor; Swartz served as Chair of City Year’s National Board resources in technology, including assistance in leveraging the of Trustees from 1994 to 2002; and the company is now City Internet to build capacity, as well as a $1 million cash grant to Year’s Official Outfitter. With City Year, Timberland seeks to fund the development of powerful e-solutions. redefine what a company and a nonprofit organization can do together.

It was a chance viewing of City Year Boston’s 1994 Opening Day that introduced CSX to City Year and provided the initial inspiration for what has become a long-term partnership. Within weeks, the company signed on as a team sponsor. CSX now sponsors teams, Camp City Year and service days across the City Year network. In August 2003, CSX signed on as a National Leadership Sponsor. A major focus of CSX’s partnership with City Year is to leverage City Year’s Care Force® service initiative to directly impact and positively transform at least eight additional communities across the country by engaging CSX employees, customers and community members in a day of service.

1 8 “Only a life lived in the service to others is worth living.” –Albert Einstein

1 9 FINANCIALS CITY YEAR, INC. Statements of Financial Position June 30, 2005 and 2004

ASSETS 2005 2004 Cash and equivalents $ __ 274,445 Government grants receivable 3,512,161 2,661,600 Contributions receivable, net 15,453,419 10,493,515 Other assets 568,476 525,592 Investments 7,030,501 6,554,421 Equipment and improvements, net 2,505.582 3,127,965 Total assets $ 29,070,139 23,637,538

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Liabilities: Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 3,254,172 2,784,645 Amounts due under credit facility and note payable 3,538,462 500,000 Total liabilities 6,792,634 3,284,645 Net assets: Unrestricted 4,812,664 5,326,682 Temporarily restricted 12,933,188 10,506,211 Permanently restricted 4,531,653 4,520,000 Total net assets 22,277,505 20,352,893 Total liabilities and net assets $ 29,070,139 23,637,538

2005 OPERATING REVENUES 2005 EXPENSES

2004 OPERATING REVENUES 2004 EXPENSES

2 0 CITY YEAR, INC. Statements of Activities Years ended June 30, 2005 and 2004

2005 2004 Changes in unrestricted net assets: Operations: Revenues and other support: Contributions and private grants $ 22,292,188 22,394,808 Federal grants – Corporation for National and Community Service 11,045,269 7,059,516 Other government grants 1,998,178 2,785,319 Investment return authorized for operations 274,466 210,986 Other Investment income 29,085 10,525 Net assets released from restrictions 6,211,918 4,230,294 Total operating revenues and other support 41,851,104 36,691,448 Expenses: Program services 33,254,244 27,431,165 Support services: Organizational support 4,848,417 5,164,793 Fundraising 3,615,030 3,769,242 Total support services 8,463,447 8,934,035 Total expenses 41,717,691 36,365,200 Increase in unrestricted net assets from operations 133,413 326,248 Nonoperating transactions: Investment return in excess of amounts authorized for operation 60,128 397,851 Loss on disposal of assets (707,559) — Increase in unrestricted net assets from nonoperating transactions (647,431) 397,851 2005 EXPENSES Increase in unrestricted net assets (514,018) 724,099 Changes in temporarily restricted net assets: Contributions 8,400,292 7,679,458 Realized and unrealized gains on permanently restricted investments 238,603 247,773 Net assets released from restrictions (6,211,918) (4,230,294) Increase in temporarily restricted net assets 2,426,977 3,696,937 Changes in permanently restricted net assets: Contributions 11,653 3,829 Increase in permanently restricted net assets 11,653 3,829 Increase in net assets 1,924,612 4,424,865 Net assets, beginning of year 20,352,893 15,928,028 Net assets, end of year $ 22,277,505 20,352,893

2 1 CONTRIBUTORS

HEADQUARTERS

AMERICORPS

Corporation for National and Community Service John S. and James L. Knight Foundation $10,000 – $49,999 The Paul and Phyllis Fireman Charitable John and Tashia Morgridge Adage Capital Management Foundation Anne Lovett and Steve Woodsum Citigroup Foundation The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation John S. and James L. Knight Foundation ENDOWMENT The Gillette Company Goldman, Sachs & Company The Starr Foundation Yawkey Foundation II Launched in 1999 as a special initiative Google in celebration of City Year’s 10th Harvard Pilgrim Health Care $50,000 – $99,999 Anniversary, the City Year Endowment Hollister Associates CityBridge Foundation is composed of endowed program JP Morgan Chase & Company The Ellison Foundation NATIONAL LEADERSHIP funds and unspecified endowments KeySpan* Gravestar, Inc. SPONSOR PROGRAM gifts. The following donors and KPMG LLP The Charles Hayden Foundation Loomis Sayles & Company, LP National Leadership Sponsors are the foundations have contributed gifts of The William Randolph Hearst MetLife Foundation companies – and the people – taking $1 million to support and sustain the Foundation The Monitor Group City Year to scale as our closest strategic City Year Endowment: The Millipore Foundation* Nortek, Inc. partners. In addition to their time, ideas Surdna Foundation Old Mutual Asset Management and civic passion, National Leadership Holly Davidson Pepper Hamilton LLP $25,000 – $49,999 Sponsors invest at least $1 million in Paul and Phyllis Fireman Charitable Precision Capital The Germeshausen Foundation City Year over two years, including at Foundation PriceWaterhouseCoopers Grousbeck Family Foundation least $200,000 per year in support of FleetBoston Financial Foundation PTC* The Lynch Foundation initiatives at City Year Headquarters. The Swartz Foundation Putnam Investments Rockefeller Brothers Fund The Timberland Company Rocket Software Woodcock Foundation Westfield Capital Management* SUPPORTERS $10,000 – $24,999 $5,000 – $9,999 Kresge Foundation Rodger A. Graef Charitable Foundation Aviva Life Insurance Company F.J. O’Neill Charitable Corporation $5,000 – $9,999 Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr, Edwards, Angell, Palmer & Dodge LLP Anonymous LLP Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr, LLP Dorothy Jordan Chadwick Foundation HEADQUARTERS/ $1,000 – $4,999 $1,000 – $4,999 BOSTON B.R. Alexander & Co., Inc. The Lassor and Fanny Agoos Charity Beacon Hill Garden Club Foundation AMERICORPS – BOSTON The Bulfinch Companies, Inc. Helene B. Black Charitable Foundation Massachusetts Service Alliance Burt Engineering The Foundation for an American Vision Cisco Employee Charitable Giving Corina Higginson Trust BOSTON TEAM SPONSORS Program The Anthony Spinazzola Foundation Goulston & Storrs Philanthropic $500 – $999 Anonymous Advisors Bain & Company International Business Machines Thomas Jefferson Foundation, Inc. THE CITY YEAR Bain Capital Children’s Charities Corporation Bank of America Charitable Foundation OTHER SUPPORTING CHALLENGE CAMPAIGN Investors Bank & Trust Company ORGANIZATIONS Hewlett-Packard Company Law Offices of Jeffrey S. Glassman, Johnson & Johnson L.L.P. $10,000 – $24,999 In 2001, City Year launched a $35 KeySpan million fundraising campaign to support Mass Development Boston Public Schools MFS Investment Management® Sovereign Bank City of Boston the four-year implementation of its The Millipore Foundation strategic plan to build 12 capacities Tishman Speyer Properties United Way of Massachusetts Bay PTC Tropp & Company, Inc. for the organization to enhance City Summit Partners $5,000 – $9,999 Year’s impact, scale, sustainability and $500 – $999 The Timberland Company Excel Academy Charter School leverage, and to expand its international Westfield Capitol Management Boston Private Bank and Trust programs. $1,000 – $4,999 Company The cornerstone gift of the campaign CORPORATE DONORS Honest Tea, Inc. Boston Police Department was a $10 million challenge grant from *Denotes Team Sponsor Mystic Scenic Studios, Inc. Fay School The Atlantic Philanthropies, which had $500,000+ Shea Brothers, Inc. Youth Service America to be matched two-to-one, over four UPromise The Timberland Company* $500 – $999 years, including at least ten gifts of $1 WHDH-TV Emmanuel College-Student Activities million or more. City Year is deeply $100,000 + FOUNDATIONS Museum of Science grateful to the people and institutions Bank of America Charitable Foundation* *Denotes Team Sponsor Public Achievement strengthening our capacities with the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts following gifts of $1 million or more, Cisco Systems, Inc. $1,000,000+ INDIVIDUAL DONORS over a multiple-year period: Comcast Anonymous $1,000,000+ Anonymous (4) CSX Corporation The Atlantic Philanthropies, Inc. The Cisco Systems Foundation Hewlett-Packard Company* Anita and Joshua Bekenstein ® $500,000 – $999,999 Holly Davidson MFS Investment Management * $500,000–$999,999 PepsiCo Foundation Anonymous* Corinne and Tim Ferguson Anonymous Paul and Phyllis Fireman Charitable $50,000 – $99,999 $100,000 – $499,999 Foundation $100,000 – $499,999 Bain & Company* Anonymous Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Bain Capital Children’s Charities* The Boston Foundation Anonymous Johnson & Johnson* The Case Foundation Holly Davidson

2 2 Denise Dupre and Mark Nunnelly Ira and Martha Jackson Peg McGetrick Mary M. Gallagher Paul and Sandy Edgerley Alexandra and Josh McCall Tammany Hobbs Miracky and William Gary Gavin-Pitt Corinne and Tim Ferguson Kristin and Stephen Mugford Miracky Debbie and Keith Gelb Lovett-Woodsum Charitable Fund at Brooke and Will Muggia Elizabeth Shedd Mykrantz Family Fund Erin and John Giesser the Boston Foundation Scott Nathan Bean and Edward Nardi Jeffrey and Liz Gilbard John and Tashia Morgridge Michael and Natalie Sanders Ofer and Shelly Nemirovsky Ilene Greenberg and Michael Maynard Jeffrey Shames Ed and Marge Shirley Jeffrey and Sarah Newton Dr. Alan Greenfield $50,000 – $99,999 Joseph F. and Kristine Trustey Cathy and Joseph O’Donnell Harriet Greenfield $1,000 – $4,999 Anne O’Neil and James Ricotta Jessica Greenfield Anonymous Eric Olsen Diane Griliches Richard and Nonnie Burnes Anonymous Gary and Merle Orren Mildred Guberman-Kravetz Jeannie and Jonathan Lavine James and Karen Ansara Jill and Thomas Pappas Jonathan Hochman David and Marion Mussafer Gavin Baker Astrid Peterson Daniel and Elizabeth Jick The Matthew A. and Susan B. Peter Barrett Marta Podasadowski and Vincent Cameron Kerry and Kathy Weinman Weatherbie Foundation Sandy and Susan Berger Yesenosky Florence and Richard Koplow $25,000 – $49,999 Paul Bosco Robert Poor John T. Lamirande Barbara Breslin Michael Proulx Jeffrey Lane Anonymous Jay Brewer Kenneth and Leslie Pucker Elizabeth and William Laskin Richard L. Bready Sierra Bright Lori Platt Rappaport Leifer Family Fund Catherine and Paul Buttenwieser Michael Brown and Charlotte Mao Deborah Re and Peter Reinhart Barbara Luddy David and Victoria Croll, The Croll The Bushkin Family Foundation William Re Joseph and Kristan Madison Foundation Miles Byrne and Karyn Wilson John Reeves Thomas Magner Mannion Family Foundation James and Elizabeth Chandler Stephen Repka Theresa Mao Kristen and Thomas Roberts, The Donald Chase Thomas Rielly Emilio Mauro Roberts Family Foundation Abby and Peter Coffin Noah Roffman Terence McDermott Robert and Tona White Stephen Cohen and Carol Mattila Nancy Routh Veronica McNulty $10,000 – $24,999 Andrew Cohn and Marcia Leavitt Risa Shames and Neil Silverston Christopher Meyer and Mary Rivet J. Linzee Coolidge Anonymous Adrienne Shishko and Joel Sklar Harrison Miller Cathy Corman and Markus Penzel Jim and Kristen Atwood Chitra R. Staley Rebecca Moreira Bonnie and Christopher Covington Deborah and Steven Barnes Sherman H. Starr Foundation Carmine Morreale John and Wendy Cozzi Clara Bingham and David Michaelis Nancy and Ronald Stegens Rossana Nigrosh Robert Cramer and Molly Rogers Judith Boucher Sally and William Taylor James and Patricia O’Conor Cramer Brett and Jacquie Browchuk Robin and Perry Traquina Kenneth Perrone Timothy A. Cunningham Julie and Kevin Callaghan Gwen Tregerman Gary and Margaret Pforzheimer Meredith Cutler Kathleen and Robert Collman Ly Weintraub Tom Pold Jessica and William Davis Anthony and Deana DiNovi Brian Quigley Kevin Dennis and Rebecca Kellogg $500 – $999 Fiona and Stanley Druckenmiller Janet Re Catherine Dickey and Peter Smith Sirajuddin Ahmed Bridgitt and Bruce Evans Christopher Rich Douglass Dorr Geoff Aldridge Christopher and Hilary Gabrieli Edward and Kathleen Rimer J. Anthony and Kay Downs Beth and Max Bardeen Michael Gilligan and Anne Helgen Ravinder and Rohini Sakhuja John Drew Michael Barnes Cindy and Stephen Gormley Annalee Salcedo Benjamin Esty and Raquel Leder Daniel Belmont Beth and Lawrence Greenberg Matthew Schnall Nancy and Richard Farrell Christina and Kelley Benet Peter and Tammy Hermann Arnold Shafritz Thomas Feeley and Joan Wiggins Pamela and William Berutti Ilene and Richard Jacobs Donald Sherak Christopher D. Fletcher David and Dorothy Binswanger Beth and Michael Jones Billy Shore and Rosemary Jordano The Frisbie Family Foundation Brian Boisvert Dawn and Roger Kafker John Sigel and Sally Reid Megan Gadd and Nathan Wilson Francine Boyle Rosabeth Moss Kanter and Barry Stein Gordon Silver Anne and Miriam and Morton Brown Adam and Mary Beth Kirsch Edwin E. and Katharine T. Smith John and Maryann Gilmartin Jeffrey and Webb Brown Pamela Kohlberg Gary and Lynne Smith Sara Gopen Lauren and Lawrence Calahan The Longtine Charitable Foundation Jan Smith Becky and Michael Goss David and Dorothy Callaghan Trust Leslie and Stanford Smith David Graves and Peggy Koenig Elizabeth and Ronald Campbell Alex Macdonald and Maureen Strafford Alix and Joseph Smullin Jennifer and Norman Guay Linda Chin Vincent Mai Stephanie Sokolove Gary Halloran Eric Chown Frederick and Sarah Maynard Marjorie and Paul Stanzler Brian Hanson Brian Cieszynski Linda and P. Andrews McLane Owen Stearns Emily and Thomas Haslett Andrew Cohen Oristaglio Social Responsibility Elizabeth Tucker Antoine Hatoun and Andrea Levitt Kevin and Regina Conley Foundation Kevin Ulland Lucia Henderson Brian and Marguerite Cooper Mike Pehl Brooke and Kathryn Wagner David and Jacqueline Hennessey Michael Van Cowenhoven, Jr. Jonathan and Maggie Seelig Cristy and Robert Walsh Mari-Ann and William Hogan Michael and Patricia Cowhig Eli and Phyllis Segal Andrea and Thomas Ward David Hunter John Csizmar Robert Segel and Janice Sherman Brice Watterson Annabelle and John Kellogg Kenneth D’Alessio Alan and Susan Solomont Lee Weber Alan Khazei and Vanessa Kirsch Charles de Sieyes and Carol Ward Robert and Theresa Wadsworth Irene and Lynn Weigel Evangeline and Jordan Kirsch Aaron Delia Dyann and Peter Wirth $5,000 – $9,999 The Klarman Family Foundation Ed Dexter Stanley Zanarotti Anonymous The Kurz Family Foundation, Ltd. Christopher Dineen Jonathan Zorn Elizabeth Lempres Jason Donnelly Kevin and Tracy Casey $100 – $499 Gerald and Kate Chertavian Lawrence and Pamela Lenehan Michael Douvadjian Reed and Ronnie Chisholm Ian and Isabelle Loring Carol Downs and Charlie Rose Anonymous David and Rhonda Cohen Bruce MacVarish Dawn and Morris Effron Luc Aalmans and Abigail Erdmann Brian and Karen Conway Charles and Elaine Mangum Arline and Carleton Engquist Burt Adelman and Lydia Rogers Marian and Michael Cronin R.M. & M.S. Marino Charitable Alexander Faaborg Rachel and Stephen Adler-Golden Diane and Neil Exter Foundation Diana Farrell and Scott Pearson Kirsten af Klineteberg Bitsey Folger John and Martha Marshall Morton and Sharon Fearey Kamesh Aiyer Marcia and Phil Giudice Bill and Susan McClements Mark and Nikki Feldman Martha and Walter Alexander

2 3 Glenn Allin Wendy Copes Robin Hansel Lawrence Marks Shelley Allison Bryan and Doreen Costantino Annie and Harry Hanson Corrie Martin Tommy Alter Timothy P. Coughlin Deanne Harper George and Patricia Martin Brian Anderson McLane and Tenney Cover Molly Hart Mark Matta R. Peter and C. Ann Anderson Mary-Kate Cowell Eliot Hawkins Debra Maxfield Valerie Ashenfelter Anne Cowie Jay Hersh Joan McArdle Andrew Athens Peter Coxe E. Miles Herter Jack and Melissa McBride Henri and Florence Atkins James and Linda Crawford Edward and Elaine Hines John McCarthy Russell Augustin L.D. Crews and Katherine German Ruth Hodges and John LeClaire Sharon McCarthy and James Ware Andrea and Carl Axelrod Ellen and William Cross Karen Hoffman and Neil McKittrick Danika McClenahan Jami and Matthew Axelrod Christopher and Krista Davey Margaret L. and William L. Holland Sean McDevitt Janis and Michael Azarela Stuart Davies Fred Hollander Miriam McLean Julie Baer Brian Davis and Barbara Randall Paul Holtzman and Carol Steiker Sean McLoughlin Thomas Barocci Christine and Gregory Davis James and Tracey Hornby Brenden J. McMahon D. F. and John Bartolomei Maria G. Dawidoff John Horst and Barbara Wallace Jennifer and Russell McNair David Bass and Susan Hall David and Elizabeth Dawson Andrew Hung Ellen Meyers Samantha Bears Lea Defrancesco Andrew Hussar Carol and Daniel Milewich Mrs. Teresa R. Becker Jose Depina Susan M. Jackson Leslie and Vinnie Mili Mark Behnke Jean Devine Jeffrey and Nikki Jacobson Michael and Rachel Miller Joy Bergenthal Amy Diaz Caroline Jacoby Sandra Miner Lawrence Berkowitz and Ellen Cohn Tracy Dickson Richard Jakious and Rachel Smullin John Monette Jill and Ned Bicks Paul DiMarino James Jessee Benjamin Moore Carolee Bier and John Venskus Dennis DiMauro Drew Johnson Stephen and Terri Morte Christopher Bierly and Margaret Boasberg Richard Donahue Maureen and Stephen Johnson Jeanne and Scot Moss Alfred Bigelow Deborah Donahue-Keegan and Kevin Winston Jones Kirk and Lydia Moul Heike Bischoff-Ferrari and Stephen Ferrari Keegan Owen and Paige Kane Ben and Frances Moyer Moe Blaustein Governor Michael and Katherine Dukakis Edwin M. Kania, Jr. and Carol Ann Judith Muggia Barry Bluestone Stephen Dungan and Pamela Weathers Knutsen Kania Steven P. Muscovitz Robert and Ann Borah H. T. Dyett Thomas Keane Aaron Mysliwiec Caroline and Edwin Bowden Andrea Eaton James Keefe Mary and Sherif Nada Marcia Boyle Britt and Shari Ellis Thomas Keller William Nathan Jeffrey and Kristin Bradach Alexandra and Charles Pratt Linda Kelly Allison Netzer R. Bradford and Sharon Malt Gretchen Engquist David and Virginia Kendall Brian Norton Ellen Bradley David and Rosalie Epstein Deborah and Edmund Kenealy Clare and Geoffrey Nunes Valerie Bradley and Lewis Sargentich Norman and Rosalyn Epstein Ann Kenney Lillian Jen and David O’Connor Jeanne Brady David and Jennifer Erbe Alison and Ron Kermisch Joe O’Leary Everett and Judith Bramhall Beverly and Stephen Estes-Smargiassi Judith Kidd Barbara and David O’Neil Joanna Breyer John and Lauren Fahey Peter Kim Andrew and Linda Ory Ericsson Broadbent and Susan Macrae Anne Fairbank and Joseph Mahoney Kevin B. Knapp David Pantano Jeffrey Brown Giovanni Favillo Allan and Nancy Koglmeier David and Shirley Parish Marcia Browne Ferguson Family Richard Korzeniewski Charles Paul Christine Burke Susan Finegan and Cordell Vasu Willa Kuh Daniel and Nicole Payne Sandra Lopez Burke and Stephen Burke Robert and Glenda Fishman Anita and John Kuhn Ellen and Thomas Payzant Barbara and Jeffrey Bush David Fitzgerald Cynthia M. Laba Nathan Pelsma Steven Cadwell Michael Fitzgerald Joanne Labelle Faith and James Pelusi John Caldwell and Julia Miner Shane Flannelly-King Miriam Lahage Patricia Pepper Peter Calkins Doug Follete Carolyn Lamb and Jonathan Rueman Linda and William Perry Alicia Cannon George Forsberg Linda Lamkin Gregg and Julie Petersmeyer Kurt and Stacy Carlson Hamilton Forster Paul and Susan Lapointe Nancy and Robert Phifer Susan Carlson John and Lila Foster Bette and Kenneth Lavery Joseph Pickering and Mimi Pickering John Carney Sandra Fraley Shawn Laymon Davis Alyson Carpenter Alan and Deborah Freedman W. Brewster Lee, III and Vicky West Chris and Lindsay Pike Michael Carpenter and Elizabeth Gustav Freedman and Jacquelyn Sand Kirk Leffler Robert Pomeroy Mansfield Elizabeth and Robert Freeman Marcia E. Leikin, M.D. Frances Pratt Scott and Susan Carter Karen Gage Donald Levinstone Michael Pratt Bob and Carol Cashion Susan Ganz Ann Levison George and Kathy Priest Audrey and William Caulfield Rebecca Gelman David and Karin Levy Ellen and Robert Race Alex Chang Katherine and Stephen Gendron Ashley and John Linell Denise and Rod Randall George Chapman and Margaret Lane Nancy Gertner Cynthia Lingley Jason Raposo Mary Jane Checchi and John Culver Christopher Giannelli Michael Lipton Arthur and Patricia Ravicz Mabel Chen Seth Giteol Julia Livingston Michael Ravicz Jean and John Childs Devra Goldberg Jenna Logue James Ray Albert M. Ching Larry Goldberg Longtine Charitable Trust Steven Reckhow and Sylvia Wheeler Max Chmura Allen and Linda Goorin Sarah Lopez Brian and Kimberly Redd Jean Cleary Allen and Gloria Gopen Elizabeth Loring Sally Reid Robert Cleary and Patricia Riemitis Susan Gordon C. Kenneth Love John Reilly Carolyn Cohen and Mark Gottesman Aber Lynch Annette Richard Kathy Cole and Jim Geisman Allison Graff-Weisner Joyce Lyons Daniel and Frances Riley Tia Cole Eliot Greenfield Suzanne Lyons Natalia-Elisa Rodriguez Josiane and Stephen Collazo Rob Gremley Richard Lysiak Henry and Susan Romaine Bill Collins Joy Grier Andrew MacLeod Bernice Rosenwald Bob Colwell Seth Grossinger Nancy Mann Paul L. Ross, Jr. and Tabitha Ross Jill Conway and Mark Leahy Mary G. Gurney Mary Beth and Stephen Mapes Deganit Ruben Mark Conway Marlene and Samuel Halperin Alan and Sheryl Marcus John Russo William Copeland Cheryl Hamlin Christos Markos Jonathan Ryder

2 4 Matthew Rynaski Neal and Susan Yanofsky CSX Corporation The Timberland Company Peter Sachs Stephen Yost Deloitte Patricia Saint Pierre Cynthia and Wayne Zafft Equity Residential Properties Trust FOUNDATIONS Nicolas Samper Joyce Zakim Joseph Freed & Associates, Inc. $500,000 – $999,999 Thomas and Laura Sander The Northern Trust Company The Chicago Community Trust Kulmeet Sandhu IN-KIND DONORS Ernest Sarason $1,000,000 CORPORATE DONORS $50,000 – $99,999 Richard and Christen Sardano *Denotes Team Sponsor The Timberland Company Urban Family and Community Centers Benjamin and Meredith Scarlet $100,000+ Jessica and Paul Schendel $500,000–$999,999 $10,000 – $24,999 The Alter Group* Gloria Schmid John & Jacolyn Bucksbaum Charitable Catherine and Robert Schneider $50,000 – $99,999 Fund $100,000–$499,999 Andrew Schneider-Munoz Comcast* $5,000 – $9,999 Ruth Schocken KPMG CSX Corporation* Arie and Ida Crown Memorial Karl and Katie Schoettle MBTA Deloitte* Kurt and Susan Schwartz $25,000–$49,999 Joseph Freed & Associates, Inc.* $1,000 – $4,999 Eileen Sears The Northern Trust Company* Adducci Family foundation Janice and John Seeler Gourmet Caterers Stephen W. & Susan M. Baird Denise and Howard Segal Little Rock Convention and Visitor’s $25,000 – $49,999 Foundation Jean Seigle Bureau Bank of America Charitable Foundation Francis Beidler Foundation James Sheldon Equity Residential Properties Trust* $5,000–$9,999 Carney Family Foundation Margaret E. Shropshire Bain Capital $10,000 – $24,999 Cellini Family Fund David Silverman Hasbro, Inc. The Robert R. McCormick Tribune Joy Silverstein LaSalle Bank MFS Property Management Foundation Harvy Simkovits Madison Dearborn Partners Dan Stapleton/Middlehouse Productions Morrow Charitable Trust Mark Simon The Mollie Goodman Trust Elizabeth Simonds $1,000–$4,999 MetLife Foundation $500 – $999 Northern Trust Company Judith Sizer Bacardi USA The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Starcom Mediavest Group/The Theda and William Skocpol CDS International Day Saints Foundation Americas Mark and Paula Slovenkai Jennifer D. Cogswell Forty Acres Investment Group Edwin Smolevitz Finish Editorial $5,000 – $9,999 Sol & Celia Hammerman Foundation Robert Snuggs and Janet Kassler Fossil, Inc. Aon Foundation Zell Family Foundation Mark and Sarah Snyderman Handsome Brothers Music Ariel Capital Management, LLC Nancy Soulette OTHER SUPPORTING Jeco Music Ash, Anos, Freedman & Logan, LLC Helen Spaulding ORGANIZATIONS Lunchpail Productions Bank of America Charitable Foundation Kimberley Spensley Masciarelli Wine Company Edgewater Management, Inc. $100,000 – $999,999 Catherine Sreckovich Random House Fund Management Services, LLC Billy Starr Chicago Public Schools Random House Audio Levenfeld Pearlstein Erin Staudt Sayers Motorola, Inc./Edward Zander $10,000 – $24,999 Jody Stegens Soundtrack Sterling Partners Anton Dvorak Math & Science Stacey Stevens Wells Diary, Inc. Transwestern Investment Co. LLC Technology James and Linda Stewart Wizards of the Coast Jacques Marquette School Carol Stoner $1,000 – $4,999 Julia Ward Howe Elementary Toni Strassler $500–$999 ABT Electronics McCutcheon Elementary School Lee Sullivan Crossroads for Kids Century Business Services, Inc. Paul Revere Elementary Sara Swanson Dark Horse Comics Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Richard J. Daley Academy Ann Szerlip Michael Green LTD. William H. Ryder Math and Science Sandra M. Thompson Harpoon Brewery Courtroom Television Network, LLC Specialty School Cornelia and Joseph Tierney Jim Harrison Photography Environmental Systems Design, Inc. Conrad Todd Superior Typing Services Lifetime Entertainment Services $1,000 – $4,999 Michael and Nancy Tooke Trends International Loop Ventures, LLC A & E Television Networks Paul Thornton $100–$499 Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw Television Stations George and Lenore Travis McDonalds Corporation 21st Century Visions $500 – $999 Geoffrey W. Tuba Mesirow Financial Boston Emergency Medical Services Marshall Tulley Michael Best & Friedrich LLP Young President’s Organization The CDM Company Julia Van MTV Networks Del Rey/Lucas Books INDIVIDUAL DONORS Vivian Vaudreuil National Basketball Association Domino’s Christopher and Mary Vellturo NBC Universal $25,000 – $49,999 Edwards, Angell, Palmer & Dodge LLP Janet Vohs Piper Rudnick Masterfoods USA Jim Kastenholtz and Jennifer Steans Elizabeth von Goeler The Private Bank and Trust Company Mello Smello, LLC Katherine and William Waddill Scripps Financial Service Center $10,000 – $24,999 Whiskey’s Gary Wallen Sheridan & Pearlman Ellen and Michael Alter Anne and Seth Ward CHICAGO Thompson, Ventulett, Stainback & Deborah and Stephen Quazzo Gerard Garnett Ward and Lorraine Associates, Inc. Glen and Trish Tullman Ward AMERICORPS US Bank $5,000 – $9,999 Mary Ward , Inc. Kyle Wedberg Laurence Freed Illinois Commission on Volunteerism $500 – $999 Scott Wegrzyn and Community Service Sherry McFall and Kenneth Porrello Janice Weiss National Association of Service and Advanced Personnel, Inc. William Osborn Murray Wheeler Conservation Corps Alter Asset Management Betsy and Mark Westhoff Esther Williams Baxter International, Inc. $1,000 – $4,999 Charles and Mary Sue Willie TEAM SPONSORS Beermann, Swerdlove, Woloshin, Robert and Sandy Wong Barezky, Becker, Genin & Alicia and Brian Berg Christina Wood The Alter Group The Millard Group, Inc. Leslie Bluhm and David Helfand John and Linda Woodard Comcast PJH & Associates Doug Crocker and Cindy McHugh

2 5 Leonard Gail and Robin Steans Charles and Linda Huff Redman KeyCorp $1,000 – $4,999 Daniel and Vicki Kriser Michael and Nancy Reinsdorf National City Corporation Samuel H. and Marie Miller Foundation Jessica and Mats Lederhausen Ron Rimkus $10,000 – $24,999 The F.J. O’Neill Charitable Foundation Stanley Nitzberg Ceil and Gary Rothbart The Cleveland Browns Foundation Ronald McDonald House Charities of Juliette and Steve Plonsker Brenda Russell Northeastern Leo Smith and Heather Steans David Schwartz Home Depot Jeff and Terese Surges Brad Serot $5,000 – $9,999 OTHER SUPPORTING Joan Sessions $500 – $999 Bank of America Charitable Foundation ORGANIZATIONS Leo J. Sheridan, III and Martha Dominion East Ohio Gas *Denotes Team Sponsor Aubrey Brackman Sheridan Medical Mutual of Ohio $100,000+ David and Ellen Carmell Anne and Ronald Siegel RR Donnelley Financial J. Laurence Costin, Jr. Warren E. Silver Attorney At Law City of Cleveland Art and Susan Fogel Dan Spaeth $1,000 – $4,999 Cuyahoga County Board of John and Patti Heller Amy Stein Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP Commissioners* Janet and Robert Helman Irving Stenn, Jr. Cavaliers/Gund Arena Company $50,000 – $99,999 Howard Klapman and Laura Alter Andrew and Kimberly Stephens Charter One Bank Klapman City Department of Public Health Barbara and Randolph Thomas Ciulla, Smith, and Dale Andrew and Jill Krauklis United Way of Greater Cleveland* Lisa and Steve Tomlinson The Cleveland Browns Peter Kupferberg and Ellen Rakieten Geraldine and Mitch Tyson The Cleveland Clinic Foundation $10,000 – $24,999 Janet and Richard Morrow Matt Ward Davis & Young Co., LPA John and Lois Sachs Cleveland Municipal School District Janet Yoder Developers Diversified Realty Jeffrey and Lori Samaras Cuyahoga County Board of Health Corporation IN-KIND DONORS $1,000 – $4,999 $100 – $499 Ernst & Young Lisa Adkins $50,000 – $99,999 Fedeli Group The Center for Community Solutions Linda Alperin Chicago Transit Authority Fifth Third Bank Cleveland State University Barry Batson Joseph J. Freed & Associates Giant Eagle Cuyahoga Community College Greater Cleveland Partnership Jewish Community Federation of Jill Levy Belconis $25,000 – $49,999 David Bell Hahn Loeser + Parks Cleveland Erin Bell Deloitte Consulting HMS Hosts $500 – $999 Timberland Huntington National Bank Alice and Lawrence Blum Case Western Reserve University Iris and Steve Borowsky $1,000 – $4,999 Invacare Corporation Joe Bosco Jo-Ann Stores, Inc. Roosevelt University INDIVIDUAL DONORS Linda Brennan Jones Day $5,000 – $9,999 Julie and Steve Brewer $500 – $999 Kent State University Margaret W. Wong & Associates Co., Patricia Burns Chipotle Evan Corns LPA Ellen Carnahan and William Daniels Home Depot Ann and Robert W. Gillespie, Jr. The Plain Dealer Chip Cherry Carolyn A. King $1,000 – $4,999 Porter, Wright, Morris & Arthur, LLP James and Judy Clark Lake Shore Alumnae Club of Pi Beta SBC Communications David Abbott and Jan Roller John and Judith Coletta Phi Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, LLP Barbara Byrd-Bennett Doug Cook Southtown Paint & Wallpaper John Driscoll and Vicky Reising-Driscoll Starbucks Coffee Louise and William Keating Nanine and Norris Eber $100 – $499 Taft, Stettinius, and Hollister David Landever and Keely O’Bryan Bonna and Donald Edelman Dominick’s Finer Foods Turner Construction Anne and James Schoff Theodore and Catherine Fosdick Hooter’s Ulmer & Berne LLP Shelley Seifert Marcia and Thomas Fraerman Moo & Oink Weisman, Kennedy and Berris, LPA Barbara and Frank Sullivan Charles Frank Morrison’s Pizza and Restaurant Weltman, Weinberg & Reis Co., LPA Tom Sullivan, Sr. Lewis and Rhoda Freyer Pit Stop 500 Western Reserve Partners LLC Pam and William Summers Kalee and Samuel Gould Pizza Hut $500 – $999 $500 – $999 Brent and Mary Greene Clear Channel Communications John Bodell Howard and Rebecca Grill CLEVELAND WKYC-TV Catherine Keating and Charles King Scott Grossman AMERICORPS Kevin Metheny Melissa Hamann FOUNDATIONS Raymond Murphy Brett Hunsaker Ohio Community Service Council *Denotes Team Sponsor Kathleen Obert Patricia Hurston $50,000 – $99,999 The Honorable Dan A. Polster and David and Julie Jacobson TEAM SPONSORS Deborah Coleman Brian Jensen and Lisa Rahangdale Cavs Charities: A Fund of the Robert R. Eric Joss Cavs Charities: A Fund of the Robert R. McCormick Tribune Foundation* $100 – $499 Marietta and Robert Kahl McCormick Tribune Foundation The Cleveland Foundation Barbara and Bruce Akers Lisa and Robert Karler CSX Corporation $25,000 – $49,999 Terry Bishop Jim Kelly Cuyahooga County Board of Anne and Francis Blaschka Carolyn King Commissioners Eva L. & Joseph M. Bruening Charles Bolton Ronda Korzon and Gary Kromelow RPM International, Inc. Foundation Councilman Joe Cimperman Mary Marnell United Way of Greater Cleveland The George Gund Foundation Nancy Cronin Phyllis Martin Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation Charlie Crowley CORPORATE DONORS Adam Meek $10,000 – $24,999 Anthea Daniels Lee Mitchell *Denotes Team Sponsor The Abington Foundation Electra and George Daniels Samuel Montgomery $50,000 – $99,999 The Edward and Betty Sloat Foundation Donna and James Farley J. Clifford Moos CSX Corporation* The Thomas C. and Sandra S. Sullivan Megan and Mike Frothingham Gloria and Michael Morison Comcast Foundation Francine and Robert Immerman Greg Nieder RPM International, Inc.* Raymond John Wean Foundation Congresswoman Stephanie Tubbs Jones Arlene and Robert Novak The Thomas H. White Foundation John McDonald Larry Pachter and Sandy Starkman $25,000 – $49,999 Eric and Jane Nord Perry Pero Eaton Corporation $5,000 – $9,999 Pat and William Papenbrock Steve Rapaport Forest City Enterprises, Inc. The Murphy Family Foundation Jennifer Scofield

2 6 Marie Smith Palmetto Health Alliance Coca-Cola Red Capital Group Theresa Sokolowski SCANA Columbia Parks and Recreation Renny Tyson Co., LPA Ellen and Harold Ticktin Southland Log Homes Sarah Nance Cultural Arts Center SBC Carla Tricarichi Turner Padget Graham & Laney $500 – $999 Squire, Sanders & Dempsey Wal-Mart Forest Drive State Farm IN-KIND DONORS Aaron F. Johnson $500 – $999 The Timberland Company $50,000 – $99,999 Pretty Penny Productions Time Warner Communications Bank of America Charitable Foundation Richland One Afterschool Programs Triple Crown Publications Regional Transit Authority First Community Bank $100 – $499 US Bank $1,000 – $4,999 Intertape Polymer Group Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP Michelin Benedict College CDC American & Moore Palmer Memorial Chapel Cingular Wireless $500 – $999 American Red Cross - Greater Cleveland R.L. Bryan Custon Art Design Accelerated Moving & Storage Chapter The Dispatch News A.R. Hutchins & Associates, Ltd Cavaliers/Gund Arena Company OTHER SUPPORTING Nelson Preferred Painting Crabbe, Brown & James LLP National Conference for Community ORGANIZATIONS Otis Spunkmeyer Signature Control Systems LLC and Justice Dawn Pompeii Smith Barney The Plain Dealer $25,000 – $49,999 Rising High Stonehenge Holdings, Inc. $500 – $999 City of Columbia Sticky Fingers Tio’s FOUNDATIONS Conflict Resolution Center of the $1,000 – $4,999 Jason Waite * Denotes Team Sponsor Northeast Cultural Council of Richland & Wendy’s ICI Paints North America Lexington Counties $50,000 – $99,999 Top #832 Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church COLUMBUS The Siemer Family Foundation* $100 – $499 Junior League of Columbia Palmetto Pride AMERICORPS $10,000 – $24,999 CVS United Way of The Midlands Corporation for National and The Columbus Foundation CWRU University of South Carolina Community Service English Family Foundation Einstein Bros Bagels Ohio Community Service Council Ingram-White Castle Foundation* Fitworks INDIVIDUAL DONORS The Harry C. Moores Foundation Jo-Ann Stores, Inc. $1,000 – $4,999 TEAM SPONSORS $5,000 – $9,999 Joe’s Pizza and Deli Abercrombie & Fitch Keith Babcock and Jacquelyn Dickman OSU Extension Honda of America Mfg., Inc. Paul G. Duke Foundation Jonathan and Yolanda Cunningham Pepsi America Ingram-White Castle Foundation The Reinberger Foundation David Dukes Pizza Pan National City Elizabeth Jones and J. Mark Jones $1,000 – $4,999 Nationwide Gail and Stephen Morrison Columbus Medical Association COLUMBIA The Siemer Family Foundation Kevin Riddett Foundation AMERICORPS $500 – $999 CORPORATE DONORS $500 – $999 * Denotes Team Sponsor South Carolina Commission on George and Mary Cauthen The KnowledgeWorks Foundation $50,000 – $99,999 National and Community Service $100 – $499 Michael John Lager Foundation Abercrombie & Fitch* TEAM SPONSORS Arlene and Stuart Andrews OTHER SUPORTING Cardinal Health, Inc.* Christopher Daniels ORGANIZATIONS Citigroup National City* Gus Dixon $100,000+ CSX Corporation Amy and Elliott Epps $25,000 – $49,999 Carl Epps City of Columbus CORPORATE DONORS Honda of America Mfg., Inc.* James C. Gray, Jr. * Denotes Team Sponsor Nationwide* $25,000 – $49,999 Kevin Hall United Way of Central Ohio $50,000 – $99,999 Barbara and Stuart Hamilton $10,000 – $24,999 CSX Corporation* Sue Harper Advanced Drainage Systems INDIVIDUAL DONORS Bernard F. Hawkins, Jr. and Kim Continental Real Estate Company $10,000 – $25,000 Hawkins Huntington National Bank $10,000 – $24,999 The Academy of Columbia Foundation Michael Hogue $5,000 – $9,999 Gordon & Laura Troup Bank of America Charitable Foundation Don and Melanie Kristnik $5,000 – $9,999 Blue Cross Blue Shield Jim Lehman AON Risk Services, Inc. Citigroup* Andrea and Edward Mullins Bank of America Charitable Foundation Gary & Judy Glaser First Citizens Zoe Nettles BMW Financial Services $1,000 – $4,999 McGuire Woods Marie-louise Ramsdale Bob Evans Farms Mel and Stephanie Carter Nelson, Mullins, Riley & Scarborough Ellen Schlaefer Bricker & Eckler William Courson R. B. Shaw Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP $5,000 – $9,999 Jamie Crane and Timothy Miller Cotesworth Simons Crane Plastics Company Michael Higgins Allstate Foundation Bill Simpson Fifth Third Bank Beth and Douglas Morgan BellSouth William Simpson Strathman & Associates, Inc. Elizabeth Mykrantz Burns, White & Hickton Joanne C. Suggs, Ph.D. United Healthcare of Ohio, Inc. Kelly and Tom O’Hara Fulcher, Hagler, Reed, Hanks & Harper Judith Wrenn $1,000 – $4,999 Attorneys at Law Donald and Thekla Shackelford Gallivan, White & Boyd, P.A. IN-KIND DONORS American Electric Power, Inc. Anthony and Hope Sharrett Millberg, Gordon & Stewart, P.L.L.C Anonymous Gayle Shibano-Van Marter $25,000 – $49,999 Bank One Janet and Mark Sturgeon $1,000 – $4,999 Anonymous Butler Wick Trust Company Brett and Paul Tingley Edens & Avant Real Estate Services $5,000 – $9,999 Cameron Mitchell Restaurants Priscilla and Renny Tyson Ellis, Lawhorne & Sims, P.A. Deloitte & Touche, LLP Karen Washbush Food Lion Foundation Time Warner Cable Donatos Pizzeria David and Toni Weiss McAngus Goudelock & Courie $1,000 – $4,999 Ernst & Young $500 – $999 Palmetto Citizens Credit Union The Limited, Inc. Alltell Liz and Luis Alcalde

2 7 Elizabeth Crane Diana Westhoff Victoria’s Bed and Breakfast The Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Briana Cribeyer Kathy and Tom Woods David and Toni Weiss Detroit Gregory Daniels Cornelius and Les Wright Wings of Flight The Jewish Fund John DeGruttola Ann Witherow The United Jewish Foundation IN-KIND DONORS James and Leslie Finn WOW Family Fun Center $50,000 – $99,999 Joy and Mike Gonsiorowski $25,000 – $49,999 Julie and Kurt Lewis DETROIT Hudson-Webber Foundation Central Ohio Transit Authority Beverly Oddi and David K. Oddi, III McGregor Fund Boyce Safford, III and Toshia Safford $10,000 – $24,999 AMERICORPS $10,000 – $24,999 Alan and Torri Warner Eddie Bauer Community Service Detroit Lions Charities $100 – $499 WWCD 101 FM Commission The Kresge Foundation Obinna Adams-Johns and Orvell Johns $1,000 – $4,999 Masco Corporation Charitable Trust TEAM SPONSORS James and Kimberly Baich Cameron Mitchell Restaurants $5,000 – $9,999 Jeff Cabot Anthony and Stephanie Celebreeze Bank One Michigan Bank of America Charitable Foundation John Carney Franklin Park Conservatory Comerica Charitable Foundation Cathy Chapin and John Kobacker Grandview Mercantile Revue DTE Energy Foundation $1,000 – $4,999 Joseph and Linda Chlapaty Greater Columbus Convention Center Ford Motor Company Fund Detroit Youth Foundation David Ciccone Magic Mountain Henry Ford Health System/Health Lawrence P. Doss Scholarship Fund Kathleen and Phillip Ciccone Media Library Alliance Plan The Skillman Foundation Liz Connolly Schottenstein’s The Jewish Community of Metropolitan UPS Foundation, Inc. Monique Cotton WCMH NBC 4 Detroit Briana Cribeyer YMCA Camp Kern The Jewish Federation of Metropolitan OTHER SUPPORTING Nita and Steve Dimler ORGANIZATIONS $500 – $999 Detroit Regina and Stan Drzewiecki The Jewish Fund $25,000 – $49,999 Mike Endres Elmers Products, Inc. The United Jewish Foundation Jodie Engle Reynolds Travel Community Development Block Grant Steven Farrell Ryder Transportation CORPORATE DONORS (CDBG) - City of Detroit Janet George Randy Wilcox *Denotes Team Sponsor $10,000 – $24,999 Deedee and Herb Glimcher $100 – $499 $100,000+ The Greening of Detroit Cheryl Grice Michigan Area Health Education Center Wendy Hansel Abercrombie & Fitch Bank One Michigan* George and Jeannetta Holliman Advance Printing Comerica Charitable Foundation* $5,000 – $9,999 Arbonne International Ford Motor Company Fund* Alicia Holtslander Youth Sports and Recreation Dani Auslander Henry Ford Health System/Health City Councilmember Mary Jo Hudson Commission Frank and Melissa Ingwersen Emma Barnett Alliance Plan* $1,000 – $4,999 Dale and Jan Jennings Bauble Bee Design LLC $50,000 – $99,999 Charles and Yvonne Jones Maurice Blake ACCESS DTE Energy Foundation* Clark and Rosy Kellogg Bonefish Grill Communities in Schools of Detroit Comcast Carolyn King Braddocks Detroit Riverfront Conservancy, Inc. Richard Kirkendall Bravo Development, Inc. $25,000 – $49,999 Lawrence Technological University CAPA Daniel and Margaret Koons Charter One Bank New Detroit - The Coalition Melissa and Paul Lacroix CATCO Wayne State University – School of Albert and Kathy Lucas Columbus Blue Jacket Foundation $10,000 – $24,999 Business Administration Parker MacDonell The Columbus Crew Comcast Midwest Region Columbus Museum of Art $500 – $999 Doris Mahaffey $5,000 – $9,999 Joy and Tony Mason Creative Paints Hartford Memorial Baptist Church Valarie McDaniel DSW Comerica, Inc. SER Metro Detroit Michaela McGinn Embassy Suites Dublin $1,000 – $4,999 INDIVIDUAL DONORS Judy and Rob Meyer FunnyBone Comedy Club Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Doctor Valeriana Moeller Janet George $10,000 – $24,999 Compuware Corporation Jason Moore and Jamison Pack Graphic T’s DaimlerChrysler Corporation Fund Tarik and Helen Daoud Amy and Bob Morgan Kevin Griffith Detroit Free Press Gail and Lois Warden Kevin Mullen The Hilton - Columbus MGM Grand Detroit Casino Carson Peterson Hound Dog’s Three Degree Pizza $5,000 – $9,999 Michigan First Credit Union Ann and Thomas Poole The Jazz Arts Group Sarah McClelland Pentastar Aviation Anne Powell-Riley Job News Pepsi Bottling Group, The $1,000 – $4,999 Dan Prond and Melissa Reynolds-Prond The King Art Complex Sinai-Grace Hospital Faye and Ike Reynolds L&B Positive Rappers Maggie and Robert Allesee Standard Federal Bank Marylou and Robert Schmidt Marengo Institute Charlie Anderson The Taubman Company Mary and Jon Seidelmann Grant Marlier Penny Bailer UHY Advisors MI, Inc. Lindsay Sestile Tom O’Hara Richard Baks Anthony and Hope Sharett Paramount Kings Island $500 – $999 Richard Bartus Peanut Butter & Jam/Carol Miligan John Daniels Ray and Suzanne Shealy Bob Maxey Ford Carson Peterson Donna and James Fitzgerald Jessica Shelton Burlington Properties Pittsburgh Paints Linda Forte Jason and Nicole Smith Gallagher Benefit Services Sam’s Club Liz Kanter Groskind Joan Southworth and Press Southworth, New Center Community Mental Health Renee Sartain Diane Marshall and John E. Marshall, III Services Ernest Sullivan Jon and Mary Seidelmann III Loretta Tatum Shadowbox Cabaret FOUNDATIONS Al and Faye Alexander Nelson Lynda Thacker Sherwin Williams * Denotes Team Sponsor David and Andrea Page Speak Our Language Nancy Schlichting Elizabeth Upchurch $100,000+ Bonita Warren Starbucks Coffee Harriet and Walter Watkins Wendy Weiler Brett and Paul Tingley The Jewish Community of Metropolitan $500 – $999 Becky and Lee Wendel Priscilla and Renny Tyson Detroit* C. David and Susan Campbell

2 8 Reggie Daniel John Ziraldo Dress for Success Saint Aloysius Community Center Lawrence Givens Eastern Michigan University Saint Leo’s Soup Kitchen Richard Kughn IN-KIND DONORS Einstein Bros. Bagels Saint Peter’s Church Phillip McKenna $100,000+ Elias Donuts Saint Rene’s Church Cheryl and Reuben Munday Farmer Jack Supermarket Salina Elementary School Henry Ford Health System John Parent First Step Salvation Army Harbor Light Marlies Parenti $5,000 – $9,999 Focus HOPE Sam’s Club Paul Piper Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Food Farm Market Scholastic Book Fairs Rebecca Salminen-Witt and Gregory Comcast – Midwest Region Ford Motor Company Sheridan House Witt Forgotten Harvest Simon House Laura and Thomas Trudeau $1,000 – $4,999 Genesis Lutheran Church Southfield Goodfellows $100 – $499 Compuware Corporation Greater Grace Temple Church Subway Gleaners Community Food Bank, Inc. Greening of Detroit Taft Middle School Lourdes Andaya ICI Delux Paints Guyton Elementary School Target Corporation N. Charles Anderson Keller Middle School Habitat for Humanity Operations Think Detroit Thomas Angott Sears Hardware Center The Timberland Company The Honorable Dennis W. Archer, Jr. Ben Teitel Charitable Trust Habitat for Humanity Restore Toys “R” Us Natalie Baeckeroot University of Detroit Mercy The Heat and Warmth Fund (THAW) True Love Christian Ministries Harold and Penny Blumenstein $500 – $999 Henry Ford Academy United Way Community Services Tamara Bryant Henry Ford Health System University of Detroit Mercy, Leadership Kenneth S. Burnley, Ph.D. Penny Bailer Herman’s Bakery Development Institute Nicole Byrd D.E. McNabb Holden Boys & Girls Club University of Michigan Juliann and Kyle Caldwell $100 – $499 Holiday Market of Royal Oak University of Michigan Dearborn John Carter Hollywood Market Wayne County Community College 100 Black Men of Metro Detroit Kathleen Conway Holy Cross Baptist Church Wayne State University - Upward Academy of the Americas Amy Courter Home Depot Bound Al Long Ford Mary Kay Crain Homes for Black Children WDET-FM, 101.9 Alternatives for Girls Rick David Hope Baptist Center Western International High School Arab American National Museum Ed Deeb Howe Elementary School Western Michigan University Arab Chaldean Community Council Judith Doss Humane Society of Metro Detroit White Castle System, Inc. Arab Community Center for Economic Walter Douglas Hungry Howie’s Pizza White Elementary School and Social Services (ACCESS) Eugene Driker Injury Free Coalition The Wooster Company Arts & Scraps James Duffy International Institute of Metro Detroit WTVS-TV, Channel 56 Bank One Michigan Mary Fleming JDAB Subway YMCA, Camp Copneconic Belle Island Floriculture Unit Ana Gabriel Jefferson East Business Association Youth Sports & Recreation Commission Belle Isle Botanical Society Karl D. Gregory Jewish Community Center YWCA of Metro Detroit Berry Elementary School Ricardo Guzman Jewish Community Council Bethune Academy Douglas Halladay Jewish Fund LITTLE ROCK Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeastern Sue Hamilton-Smith Joy Middle School Michigan Kimberly Haranczak Kalamazoo College AMERICORPS Boys Hope Girls Hope of Detroit Mary D. and Joseph G. Hernandez Keith Elementary School Bridging Communities Corporation for National and Michallene Hooper Keller Middle School Corporation Community Service Ira Jaffe Kiwanis Book Club Busy Bee Hardware Diane and Lawrence Jones Kmart Corporation Camp Cavell – YWCA of Metro Detroit TEAM SPONSORS Liz Kanter Groskind LaSED Capuchin Soup Kitchen Joanne and Justin Klimko Latino Family Services City of Little Rock Casa de Unidad King-Jung Lam Lighthouse Emergency Services Entergy Arkansas The Children’s Center Beverly Lee Little Caesars Pizza Lamar Advertising Children’s Center of Wayne County Katherine Lee Lutheran Child and Family Services Children’s Hospital of Michigan Dwight Levins Matrix Theatre CORPORATE DONORS City of Detroit David Baker Lewis McDonald’s Corporation *Denotes Team Sponsor City of Detroit Office of the Mayor Henry and Mamie Lim Meijer, Inc. City of Detroit Recreation Department $50,000 – $99,999 Dina and Robert Lisak Michigan Metro Girl Scout Council Cleveland Middle School Comcast Daniel Little Michigan State University Coalition on Temporary Shelter Entergy Arkansas* Florine Mark-Ross Miller Canfield Paddock & Stone Coffey Middle School Lamar Advertising* Alyssa R. Martina Kathleen Morici Comcast - Midwest Region Allison McElroy Motor City Blight Busters $10,000 – $24,999 Communities in Schools of Detroit Anne Mervenne Motown Historical Museum Community Health and Social Services Baptist Health System Robert Meza and Carolyn Williams NAACP – Detroit Chapter Center (CHASS) Ness Sechrest Meza Native American Cultural Center COTS (Coalition on Temporary Shelter) SEI Investments Kathleen Morici New Detroit, Inc. Council on Asian Pacific Americans Anna Moss Nichols Elementary School $5,000 – $9,999 Covenant House Rex Nelson Office of the CEO of Detroit Public Aristotle Brad Cromwell Bruce Nyberg Schools SBC Arkansas Detroit Lions Academy Eunice Peek Office Depot Detroit Public Schools – Children’s $1,000 – $4,999 Nate Shapiro Open Door Rescue Mission Museum Krystal Smith Papa Romano’s Moore Stephens Frost, PLLC Detroit Public Television – WTVS Rosecile Smith Pepsi Bottling Group Starbucks Coffee Company Channel 56 Barbara McKeand Stevenson Pizza Hut Detroit Rescue Mission $500 – $999 Samuel H. Thomas, Jr. Project Linus Detroit Rescue Mission Ministry Twin City Bank Lindsay Thornhill Revival Tabernacle Detroit Science Center Alicia Villarreal Roberto Clemente Learning Academy Detroit Summer FOUNDATIONS Richard Warren Ronald McDonald House Detroit Urban League Chris Wathen Royal Oak Manor $5,000 – $9,999 Domino’s Pizza JoAnn Watson Saint Aloysius Church Arkansas Community Foundation

2 9 $500 – $999 Office Depot OTHER SUPPORTING Linda and Terry Zych The William J. Clinton Presidential ORGANIZATIONS $500 – $999 NEW HAMPSHIRE Foundation $25,000 – $49,999 Alexandra and James Allen OTHER SUPPORTING AMERICORPS Rockingham County Department of Lori and Richard Ashooh ORGANIZATIONS Human Services Carroll and Maureen Barrows Volunteer NH! Patrick Carey *Denotes Team Sponsor $10,000 – $24,999 Deborah and Kenneth Clark TEAM SPONSORS $50,000 – $99,9999 The City of Karen and Timothy Diaz Hillsborough County Department of City of Little Rock* Citizens Bank Foundation Carlos Enriquez Health and Human Services John and Laurie Fitzgerald $25,000 – $49,999 The Timberland Company Manchester Community Resource Charles and Jaye Goodwin City of North Little Rock CORPORATE DONORS Center Alan and Linnea Hallee Little Rock School District *Denotes Team Sponsor $5,000 – $9,999 Andrew Jick Kelly Kingsbury and Ryan Roskilly $10,000 – $24,999 $50,000 – $99,999 Strafford County Department of Health Arne May and Human Services North Little Rock School District Citizens Bank Foundation* Kathleen Ogden $5,000 – $9,999 Comcast $500 – $999 Jack Robinson The Timberland Company* Arkansas Department of Economic City of Nashua Stefany Shaheen and Craig Welch Development $10,000 – $24,999 Rotary Club of Hampton Holly and Mica Stark Bernadette and Mark Tritton Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Seabrook School District CORE PTO $500 – $999 Lisa Ward Carey & Giampa Realtors Poplar Street Middle School PTA INDIVIDUAL DONORS William Zeliff $1,000 – $4,999 $10,000 – $24,999 $100 – $499 INDIVIDUALS AAA of Northern New England James and Stephanie Purtell Celina Adams and Cameron Wake $50,000 – $99,999 AMR Research, Inc. Kathleen and Todd Allgier APEX Information Management $5,000 – $9,999 Harold and Judy Tenenbaum Tracy Allgier-Baker and Paul Baker Consultants Anonymous Kate Anatone $10,000 – $24,999 Bedford Village Inn Donna and Scott Briggs Jim and Pam Balfanz Benthien Associates Wallace Fowler Larry and Paula Klane Kimberly Bartlett BJ’s Wholesale Club Douglas Horne Kenneth and Leslie Pucker Karen Belanger Ceridian Richard Mays, Sr. Noel Rix David Bell Coca-Cola Bottling Company of $5,000 – $9,999 Elizabeth and Gilbert Biron Northern New England, Inc. $1,000 – $4,999 Nancy Blake William Bowen CRS Retail Systems David and Margaret Allen Mark and Melissa Blakely Bill Clark The Dupont Group Michael Bean Irene and Victor Blanchet Wesley K. Clark Fidelity Investments Krista and Troy Brown Cheryl Boulanger Beth and Michael Coulson GSI Commerce Andrea and Jon Carnevale Teresa and Thomas Bowen Corinne and Tim Ferguson Heinemann Carolyn Casey Kevin and Patricia Breton John P. Gaudin Hilb, Rogal & Hobbs Douglas and Kimberly Clark Shawana Brown Mark Nichols Janitech, Inc. Bruce and Christine Crockett Susan Brown Donna and Thomas “Mack” McLarty, Lonza Biologics Inc. Barry Fussell and Jane Palmer Michael and Tammy Budlong III Margaritas Mexican Restaurant Janet and Thomas J. Giovanniello Marjorie Burdette Nancy Salzman Morgan Stanley Carlton and Maxine Graves Alfred and Susanne Buttiglieri Elizabeth Vale Mortgage Financial, Inc. Judith and Walter Havenstein Jacqueline and John Cahill Pax World Management Corporation Elizabeth and Kevin Hoffman $1,000–$4,999 Susan Calegari Pierce Atwood Consulting Bruce and Tari Johnson Cynthia Cangiamilla Tom Gibbens Piscataqua Savings Bank James R. Kennedy, Jr. and Mara Denise Chapman $500 – $999 Portsmouth Regional Hospital Kennedy Sheila Chase and Steven Chase, Sr. Reach the Beach Stephen W. Kidder, Sr. and Judith Mark Middleton Noelle Chichester Shaheen & Gordon, PA Malone Bruce T. Moore Paul Chussil and Kelly Moran Siena Construction Corporation Leslie Kiliper and Thomas F. Lucas, IV Geoffrey and Martha Fuller Clark $100 – $499 UNI-GRAPHIC, INC. Gerhard and Jutta Klement Angela and Patrick Closson The Verizon Foundation Kathryn and Tim Kokin Shannon Butler Deborah Conery Waveland International, LLC Angela Lawrence and Leigh Peake Nate Coulter Frederick and Nancy Coons Joel Maiola Pat Lile $500 – $999 Lynne Costa Christine and John McCune Jo Luck Joy Crawford Exeter Hospital Brian and Lorraine McKeon Debbie Milam James and Mary Dolan Fat Cod Plantscape, LLC Bonnie and Robert Monahan David Moore Dennis and Sharon Donnermeyer OOCL (USA) Inc. Kerry Moynihan Vanessa Pace-Hampton Jaye and Patrick Duffy Julie and Michael Myers Janice and Mike Wilson FOUNDATIONS Clark Dumont Sherrill Nixon Tim Dupre IN-KIND DONORS $5,000 – $9,999 John O’Donnell Cecile and Sylvio Dupuis Bryan and Heidi Odum $50,000–$99,999 Fanny and Svante Knistrom Foundation Jeffrey Evans Katharine Paine TOSA Foundation Thomas Farrelly The William Jefferson Clinton Andrea and Michael Prager Elizabeth and Mark Fichera Presidential Foundation $1,000 – $4,999 Edward Jay Rennicks Christine Fields $1,000–$4,999 MacDonald Family Foundation Dawne Schermerhorn Anthony and Wendy Formichelli Nashua Community Foundation Jodi and Marc Schneider Arkansas Rice Depot Julie Foster Youth Service America Lisa Scott Café 42 John Fouhy Scott and Carin Sharp Barbara and Robert Fox $100–$499 Gary and Toni Smith Jim and Robin Giampa John Sununu Arkansas Foodbank Network Elizabeth Graham Ann and Carden Welsh Dominos Pizza Jeanne and Steven Grill Iron Skillet Danette and Stephen Wineberg

3 0 Donna and Stephen Hackley IN-KIND DONORS Odell Associates, LLC OTHER SUPPORTING Garon and Nanette Halliburton $25,000 – $49,999 PepsiCo Foundation ORGANIZATIONS Molly Hart Yahoo! Sanger Communications $100,000+ Mark Harvey $5,000 – $9,999 Dawn and Michael Heffron The Timberland Company The City of New York Kathaleen and Thomas Henkle $1,000 – $4,999 Aviatours $10,000 – $24,999 Michael Hickey Blank Rome Benjamin Moore & Co. New York City Council Mary Jo and Patrick Hougton Columbia House Bill Truslow Photography Lisa Huntington & Co. $5,000 – $9,999 Pizza Hut David Hureau Proskauer Rose LLP Portsmouth Brewery New York City Board of Education/PS Philip Jackson and Lesa Scott Reed Smith LLP Sign A Rama 48 Paul Jacobson RR Donnelly Vermillion, Inc. Richard D. Jenkinson, III Saratoga Gaming and Raceway $500 – $999 Wentworth by the Sea Beverly and Frank Jillson Smith Barney Common Cents New York, Inc. Amanda Lees Johnson and John $100 – $499 $1,000 – $4,999 P.S. 50 School Fund Johnson United Negro College Fund, Inc. Anderson Computer @ the Coffee Shop CD 101.9 Smooth Jazz Foundation/ Derek and Jessica Kane Applebee’s Emmis Communications Belinda and Kerim Kaya INDIVIDUAL DONORS Blue Dolphin Screen Printing Hip Hop Has Heart, Inc. /Emmis Kathleen Kelley Coca-Cola Communications $100,000+ Cara Kelly Dominos Kiss Cares Foundation, Inc. /Emmis Anonymous Patrick Kirby and Dana Levy Dos Amigos Communications Courtney and Jay Lodico $25,000 – $99,999 Dunkin Donuts National Basketball Association James MacGregor Fairgrounds Elementary School Porter Novelli Dale and Max Berger Annamarie and Tony Martin Home Depot Anne and John A. Herrmann, Jr. Corrie Martin Lyons Coffee $500 – $999 Jill and Ken Iscol Glenn and Patricia McKenzie Me and Ollie’s Bakery Alliance Capital Management LP - New Carol and Larry Zicklin Ann and Normand Mercier Moe’s Sandwich Shop York $10,000 – $24,999 Joanne Miles Mt. Pleasant Elementary School Chocolate City Music LLC Debra and Stanley Miller Muddy River Smokehouse Lehman Brothers, Inc. Anonymous Kate Miller Papa Johns Princeton Review Products, LLC. Anonymous Jon Moore Dr. Richard A. Porzio Barbara and David Caplan Anthony Morse Quizno’s FOUNDATIONS Nick Grouf Leo and Patti Mullin Robert’s Gourmet $100,000+ Jon Grouf and Gianna Nazarro Mariann and Scott Murphy Stacy’s Pita Chips Doug Hirsch Anonymous Gage Myott Sunset Heights Elementary School Kimora Lee and Russell Simmons Christine and Thomas Newberry Wholly Scrap $50,000 – $99,999 Robert G. Markey, Jr. Pawn Nitichan Richard Schlesinger Louis and Anne Abrons Foundation, Sean O’Rourke Geoff Wharton NEW YORK Inc. Don Palmer The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation $5,000 – $9,999 Anne and David Park AMERICORPS The Charles Hayden Foundation Sharon Peterson Andi and Tom Bernstein Pinkerton Foundation Erle Pierce Corporation for National and Judi Hannan Martin Pihl Community Service $25,000 – $49,999 Linda and Bill Kaye and Ruth Schwartz Ray Pinard Apfelbaum Family Foundation TEAM SPONSORS Lisa and Richard Perry Jonathan Pucker Carnegie Corporation of New York Fern Portnoy Juana Reyes Bain & Company The Marc Haas Foundation Carole and Michael Roth Lina Reyes Cisco Systems, Inc. IF Hummingbird Foundation, Inc. Anne and Bernard Spitzer Francis Richmond Citigroup Rita J. and Stanley H. Kaplan Family Emily Robinson The Timberland Company Foundation $1,000 – $4,999 John Rodis Arthur Ainsberg Michael and Tamera Saal CORPORATE DONORS $10,000 – $24,999 Kevin Aspell Sylvester Sauer *Denotes Team Sponsor Dyson Foundation Mitch Baumeister Michelle and Roy J. Small, Jr. The Alfred Meyer Foundation $100,000+ Daniel and Melissa Berger Jeffrey and Melissa Snyder Strypemonde Foundation Paul Cantor Brad Spiegel Bain & Company* $5,000 – $9,999 John Catsimatidis Jeffrey and Tamara Stanwood Cisco Systems, Inc.* Bertram Cohn Alison and Hank Stebbins Citigroup* Bloomberg Sisters Foundation Jonathan Cuneo Janet and O. Robert Stevens The Timberland Company* F 3 Foundation Gari and Ira Dansky Bruce and Laurie Taylor Kayne Foundation $50,000 – $99,999 Bruce Denker Frank Thibeault MetLife Foundation $1,000 – $4,999 James Donohue and Carol Mager Catherine Toland City Parks Foundation Irwin Ettinger Michael and Judith Tyndall $25,000 – $49,999 Eugene and Emily Grant Family Tony Gelderman Christie Underwood Bank of America Charitable Foundation Foundation Alice Geller and Scott Levine Melanie and William Walsh Grey Worldwide MCJ Foundation Maxine and Ted Geller William Waters KeySpan Foundation Seinfeld Family Foundation Eric Gertler Jacquelyne and Russell Weatherspoon MJM Creative Services, Inc. The Aber D. Unger Foundation, Inc. Carolyn and Richard Glickstein Bobbi Welch and Ronald J. Welch, Jr. Debra Ellen Glickstein Alice and Tom White $10,000 – $24,999 $500 – $999 Robert Goldstein Jason Whitehead Bernstein, Litowitz, Berger, and The Bernheim Foundation, Inc. Martin and Susan Goldstein Frances and Richard Winneg Grossmann Lynford Family Charitable Trust Jeff Horowitz Diane and John Woods Con Edison Metropolitan Philanthropic Fund Michelle and Chad Johnson John and Stephanie Wright Davis Polk and Wardwell The Jean L. Troubh and Raymond S. David Kott Joyce Wright Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. Troubh Fund David Lowenfeld and Sally Mendelsohn KeySpan Marge Magner New Line Cinema

3 1 Dagny Maidman Larry Band and Janet Nezhad GREATER PHILADELPHIA Pepper Hamilton LLP Douglas and Marie McKeige Helen and William Beekman PepsiCo Foundation Stephanie Mudick Nancy Beer AMERICORPS PNC Bank Louis Perlmutter Brian and Erin Berger SEI Investments Arthur Selkowitz Andrew Bloom PennSERVE: The Governor’s Office of The Timberland Company Citizen Service Kenneth and Meryl Sherman Pamela Bolen $1,000 – $4,999 Gerald and Robin Silk Rob Brevetti TEAM SPONSORS Jonathan Smith Barbara Brody 521 Management Group, Inc The Abernathy MacGregor Group Hillary Sobel Francie Camper AND1 ACE INA Helen and Morton Sweig Meredith Koslow Cohen Bank of America Charitable Foundation Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. Alan and Barbara Washkowitz Daniel Conroy Berwind Corporation Allied Security Samuel Weinberg Carol Downs and Charlie Rose Comcast The Amoore Group Alan Zients, M.D. and Ronda Shaw Ellie and Harry Fleisch David’s Bridal Aqua Zients Jo Ann Foley Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP Aramark Diana Fortuna Eagles Youth Partnership $500 – $999 Arnold & Porter LLP Geoffrey Goldstein Firstrust Bank Jason Apfelbaum Behr Capital Partners Ronni Stahl Grinott GlaxoSmithKline Anthony Beare Brooks Kushman P.C. Gillian and Jason Haberman Glenmede Trust Company Arlene Bernstein Brown & Partners, Inc. Irving Handelsman Lincoln Financial Group Foundation Beatrice Broadwater Brownstein Hyatt & Farber, P.C. Richard and Sandra Jacoby Pep Boys Bruce Brofman Bryan Cave LLP Brian Keogh Sneaker Villa Stephen Landesman Brown Card & Associates, LLC Virginia Kienly Sunoco, Inc. Aviva Budd Central City Toyota Henry and Julia Kinstlinger Verizon Foundation David Chazen Coleman Legal Edgar and Eileen Koerner Wachovia Foundation Anne and Sean Coffey Cozen O’Connor Brad and Kari Kriser Wolf, Block, Schorr and Solis-Cohen Paul Curnin Deloitte Jung Kyu Lee LLP Catherine Douglass Patricia Levinson Dow Lohnes & Albertson PLLC Faith and Howard Drucker Kenneth Liebman CORPORATE DONORS Eastern Connection David Elbaum Lance Liebman * Denotes Team Sponsor Fishman and Tobin, Inc. Peter Feig Fox Rothschild LLP Nancy and Paul Lippe $100,000+ Anthony and Cheryl Ferrara Lee Lippe Greenberg Glusker Deborah and Robert First Ron Litowitz David’s Bridal* Hangley Aronchik Segal & Pudlin Nancy Fisher Barbara Marcus $50,000 – $99,999 Health Partners Fred Fox Joan McCabe Howard Fisher Associates Bank of America Charitable Frederick Friedman Daniel Mirman Independence Blue Cross Foundation* Robert Gans Susan Morris JP Morgan Chase & Co. Comcast* Nancy Green Alan Moskowitz Kelley Drye & Warren LLP Firstrust Bank* Stanley Grossman Judith and John Newbold Klehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzburg & Wachovia Foundation* Edward Grossmann Abe Oberlin Ellers LLP Shreyas Gupta Christopher Osgood $25,000 – $49,999 Klett Rooney Lieber & Schorling Judith and Leonard Haber KPMG LLP Bruce and Harriet Rabb AND1* Alan Hruska Liberty Property Trust David Ramaley and Mithra Irani Berwind Corporation* Martin and Nancy Kaminsky M, LLC Ramaley CSX Transportation Robert and Terri Kaplan Marsh USA, Inc. Judith Rios Davis Polk & Wardwell Nancy Kaye Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw Liz Robbins Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP* Drew Ketterer Mayer Leadership Group Richard Rose Eagles Youth Partnership* Robert and Sally Koslow Mercer Human Resource Consulting Marjorie Rosenberg GlaxoSmithKline* Daniel and Vicki Kriser Morgan, Lewis & Bockius Anthony Rossabi Glenmede Trust Company* Michael Lee Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell Mark Rubinsky Lincoln Financial Group Foundation* Joseph and Juanita Leff Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Antonio and Michele Sacconaghi Pep Boys* Kristy McBride Hippel LLP Leigh Fisher Savar Sneaker Villa* Melanie Morris Philadelphia Phillies Lindsay Shea Sunoco, Inc. * Joyce and Lee Neibart Piper Rudnick Justin and Nicole Strait Wolf, Block, Schorr and Solis-Cohen Blair and Lynda Nicholas Post & Schell Gordon Strause LLP* David Nierenberg Ann Trainor PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP $10,000 – $24,999 Betty Pforzheimer Silda Wall Quadrangle Group, LLC Genie Principe Abigail Waugh Citizens Bank QVC, Inc. Roy Reardon Carl Weisbrod Philadelphia Eagles Right Management Consultants Erik Sandstedt Grant Winthrop Verizon Foundation* Ryan, Phillips, Utrecht, & MacKinnon Alan and Mary Schulman White & Case LLP Safeguard Scientifics, Inc. Barry Schwartz IN-KIND DONORS Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP SAP America, Inc. Larry Silfen Saul Ewing LLP $10,000 – $24,999 $5,000 – $9,999 Steven Singer The Scullin Group, Inc. David Stickney Scholastic, Inc. Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll LLP SEPTA Joe Tabacco $1,000 – $4,999 Blank Rome LLP Seyfarth Shaw LLP Jeff Tahler Canada Dry Bottling Shepardson Stern + Kamisky Olive Garden Sam Weinburg Company Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom Suzanne and Hugh Weisman $500 – $999 Cole, Raywid & Braverman LLP LLP Sherry Wiener Kinkos Daroff Design, Inc. S.O.M.A. Computer Jeffrey and Mary Zients PECO Energy Snell & Wilmer LLP $100 – $499 Kane Reece Associates, Inc. $100 – $499 Sovereign Bank Hilton New York Merck & Co., Inc. Stryker, Tams & Dill LLP Alan Albert Taco Bell Morgan Stanley TelAmerica Media Joan Albert Pennsylvania Convention Center Today’s Graphics Inc. Claudia and Erik Asgeirsson Authority Toll Brothers, Inc.

3 2 WYSP Anne and Ronald Krancer Leslie and Andrew Price The Honorable Theodore A. McKee York Paper Company $5,000 – $9,999 Edwin Rivera and Ana Pujols-McKee $500 – $999 John Roche Sean McNeeley Eve and Kenneth Klothen Richard Sperry Mike Miernicki Arden Group Bob Lipinski Maria and Thomas Spinner, Jr. Matthew Millan Chubb Group of Insurance Companies John McCarthy Mark Swierczewski Ben Mittelman and Michele Schwartz Diversified Search Robert Murphy John and Tracey Vispoli Siobhan Moran Manko, Gold, Katcher & Fox LLP Ronald Rubin Dan Wofford Randy Myer PSC Charitable Trust Harry Spivak $100 – $499 Michael A. Nutter Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP John Streep James OConnell Kenneth and Patricia Ackerman Donald Palmer FOUNDATIONS $1,000 – $4,999 Joseph Andolina Lamont Peterson Philip Behr $50,000 – $99,999 Michael and Molly Andolina Peter Redpath Stuart Brereton Clarence Armbrister Beth and Bruce Rosner The Philadelphia Foundation Laurada Byers John Armstrong Fran Schanne Dominick Capasso $25,000 – $49,999 Sarah Austrian The Schloss Family Andrew Cauffman Annie E. Casey Foundation Linda and Mark Balawejder Nancy Beth Sheerr Richard Chance The Bronstein Foundation Mikki and Ralph Banner Lisa Sloan Frank Cole The Germeshausen Foundation Kevin Bargon Donette and Terry Smoot Joseph Cox Kelly and Neil Batiancila Ian Swain $10,000 – $24,999 Nicholas DeLuca John Beilenson Donald and Melody Thompson Richard Dilsheimer and Barbara Connelly Foundation William Brady Geraldine Trapp Eberlein Lumpkin Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James M. Briggs Tim Warner Ken Duberstein Mr. and Mrs. James M. Buck III Kyle Wedberg $5,000 – $9,999 Vic Fernandes Gregory Cabiling Alicia and Denean Williams Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation Norman Goldberger Rebecca Campbell George and Leigh Wood Walter Hansell $1,000 – $4,999 Barbara Caplan Richard Woosnam Minnie and Sean Holleran Rex Carney The Barra Foundation Charlene Jones Angelo Cataldi, Jr. IN-KIND DONORS The Jacobi Family Trust Victor Kalman Harry Cook The Paulits Foundation $100,000+ Darryl Kauffman Matilda Corley Raymond & Ruth Perelman Karen Keating and Neil Mara Michael Covone SEPTA Community Foundation Michelle Koenig Jana Curtis Charley and Peggy Roach Charities $1,000 – $4,999 Steve Lenahan Christopher and Leslie Debbas Ross Family Fund Phil Behr Bob Mallon Marcelino Delarosa The Ryan Family Fund Boys and Girls Club of Nicetown Heather Margolis Edward Tasty Baking Foundation Rick and Sharon Mosenkis George Deveney $100 – $499 Michael Moulton OTHER SUPPORING James Dolan, Jr. Art Institute of Philadelphia Ralph Muller ORGANIZATIONS David Eisenberg DeMarco’s Italian Specialties Brian Norris Saam Farhang Tower Records $500,000+ Pat Oakes Happy Fernandez Wawa School District of Philadelphia Doreen and Terrence O’Connell Shane Finneran Paula Pernick $50,000 – $99,999 Dana Fiordaliso RHODE ISLAND Don and Michele Rice Joe and Marilyn Fiordaliso Pennsylvania Department of Andrew Rudolph Joseph Fiordaliso and Hannah AMERICORPS Community and Economic John Santaniello Pennington Development Nick Saponara Wyneshia Foxworth Rhode Island Service Alliance Jordan Schwartz Ann and Richard Frankel $10,000 – $24,999 TEAM SPONSORS Greg Shelly Raine Giercyk Allegheny West Foundation Edward Spangler Carol and Donald Gleklen Harding Middle School Bank of America Charitable Foundation Cheryl Strozzieri Karen and Philip Glick Shaw Middle School BankNewport Donald and Linda Thompson Andrew Goldman Starfinder Foundation CVS/pharmacy Charitable Trust, Inc. Anthony and Elizabeth Vale David Goldstein Taylor Elementary School Hasbro Charitable Trust, Inc. Mark Wieland Dava Guerin Visitation School Textron, Inc. Senator Harris Wofford Mary Louise Harris $5,000 – $9,999 $500 – $999 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hauptfuhrer CORPORATE DONORS Chris Hayes *Denotes Team Sponsor Centro Nueva Creacion Ann Baruch Daniel Herbst United Way of Southeastern Howard Blum $50,000 – $99,999 Steve Herman Pennsylvania Fred and Sylvia Blume Melanie Hopkins CVS/pharmacy Charitable Trust, Inc.* Young Entrepreneurs Organization Fred Bowen Larry Hutchinson Tom Drakeford $25,000 – $49,999 $1,000 – $4,999 Ted Kaczynski Gretchen Fahrenbruch Bank of America Charitable Friends of Barbara Hafer Marianne and Mark Keating George Jenkins Foundation* Chris Keenan $500 – $999 Lois and Paul Kimbol BankNewport* Mr. and Mrs. David Keiser Michael Kirk Hasbro Charitable Trust, Inc.* Ben Franklin High School Candace Kennedy Christopher Kovolski Textron, Inc.* Greater Philadelphia Chamber of James Kilroy Robert Lascala Commerce Frank Kirk $10,000 – $24,999 Jeff and Melissa Little LaSalle University Phillip Koo Herman and Marciene Mattleman Blue Cross Blue Shield of Rhode Island WHYY Michelle Lai Donna Mayforth Collette Vacations Ted Lafair INDIVIDUAL DONORS Ron and Suzanne Naples Cox Communications, Inc. Keith Levin R. Shaun O’Donnell CVS Charity Classic, Inc. $10,000 – $24,999 Ray Mamrak Robert Palmer Keyspan LNG GP, LLC Jack Martin Helaine and Joe Banner Sharon Pinkenson and Joseph Weiss MetLife Foundation Sean McDermott Arthur and Janice Block A. E. Piscopo The Providence Journal Company

3 3 $5,000 – $9,999 Thompson Middle School Jeffrey and Karen Davis IN-KIND DONORS Rosemary DeCroce and Jonathan National Grid $1,000 – $4,999 $10,000 – $24,999 Movson Nortek, Inc. Dexter Donation Clear Channel Radio Teknor Apex Bart Dunbar and Lisa Lewis Sullivan School Family Center and Charles and Nancy Dunn NBC 10 Texas Instruments Inc. Child Opportunity Zone Verizon Foundation Josh and Julie Fenton $5,000–$9,999 United Way of Rhode Island Lainy Fersh Citadel Broadcasting $1,000 – $4,999 $500 – $999 Bonnie and Linton Fluck, III Gary Frishman $1,000–$4,999 AAA of Southern New England City of Warwick Delphine Gabbay Advertising Ventures Inc. Johnson and Wales University Panera Bread Deborah Garnick Amica Mutual Insurance Company Rhode Island College Barbara Goldstein $500–$999 Bank Rhode Island University of Rhode Island Boston Billiard Club Michael Goldstein Adler’s Hardware CB Richard Ellis INDIVIDUAL DONORS Adria Goodson Au Bon Pain Citizens Financial Group, Inc. Elizabeth and Evan Granoff Daily Bread $5,000 – $9,999 Corporate Fulfillment Systems Carol Grant Dominos Pizza GTECH Corporation Cheryl and Richard Bready Donna and Paul Gricus Marriott Providence Pawtucket Credit Union Merle and Stanley Goldstein John and Mary Ellen Grosvenor Starbucks Sovereign Bank Barbara and Jerrold Lavine Melissa Gula Walden Books Women & Infants Hospital of Rhode $1,000 – $4,999 Kristen Haffenreffer and John E. $100–$499 Island Moran, III Guy Abelson Gloria Hall 90.7 WXIN/RI College Radio $500 – $999 Joan and Richard Abrams Carolyn Hallinan and David Rauktys Audobon Society of Rhode Island Barrington Print & Copy, LLC Alden and Emily Anderson Casby Harrison Barney’s Bagel Belvoir Properties, Inc. Erin and Malcolm Chace Dean Holt Caserta Pizzeria Commonwealth Ventures Glenn and Mary Jane Creamer Christine Iuliano Dr. Chan Dimeo Construction Company Allen and Rhoda Flaxman Thomas Kelly Dr. Russel Chin and Associates Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge, LLP Elizabeth and Thomas Goddard Jeff and Kristin Lehoullier Laura Clarke Friends of Patrick J. Kennedy, Inc. Alan and Vivien Hassenfeld Lewis Lipsitt Christopher Dodge Bed & Breakfast Gilbane Building Company Hope and Michael Hudner John Lombardi Anna Colaiace Greater Providence Chamber of Craig and Sarah Richardson Margaret Lopez D’Angelos Commerce Cate and William Roberts Michelle Grove Lynch and Ryan Lynch DMP Dental Center The Insco Group Sandra and Sheldon Whitehouse Gayle and Roger Mandle Dunkin Donuts MetLife Auto & Home $500 – $999 Nirmal Manerikar Elizabeth Durnan Moses Afonso Jackvony, Ltd Louis Mariorenzi Eastern Mountain Sports Curt Beckwith and Susanna Rhodes Nixon Peabody LLP Frank McGonagle Gourmet Pizza Lawrence E. Brown Patridge, Snow & Hahn LLP Julie McGwin I Made Agus Winengun Matthew Brown Pawtucket Red Sox John McNamee Mark’s Deli Lisa Churchville Sansiveri, Kimball & McNamee, L.L.P. Dennis Murphy McDonalds Christopher and Heather Crosby Kimberly Nelson Oceanside Catering John and Pam Cummings FOUNDATIONS Donna Neville Papa John’s Judith and Murray Danforth $10,000 – $24,999 Laura Gassner Otting PDQ Printing Charles Francis Mary Ellen and Steven Panzini Phillipes Hazard Family Foundation Robert Gaudreau Chad Olcott and Laura Pochop Providence Cookie Co Cristie Hanaway $5,000 – $9,999 Mario Ricciardelli Prym Dritz Corp Michael Horan Arthur Robbins Rhode Island Coalition for the John Clarke Trust Bernard Jackvony Stephen Robbins Homeless June Rockwell Levy Foundation, Inc. Keith and Lynne Kelly Andre Rogovin Rhode Island Gym Roosa Family Foundation Gerald Lavallee Mark Ryan Agusto Rojas $1,000 – $4,999 Beverly and Herbert Malin George Sage Sam’s Club John and Sara McConnell The Champlin Foundations Nereyda Salinas Sew Nice Fabrics Elisabeth and Robert McGregor Haffenreffer Family Fund Beth Schapira Shaw’s Supermarket F. Paul and Nancy Mooney Holland Family Fund Harold and Janet Schofield Smart Street Associates Joseph R. Paolino Newport Showhouse Guild George Schuellein and Susan Shea- Subway The Rhode Island Foundation $100 – $499 Schuellein Trinity Repertory Theater Urban Kitchen Sharpe Family Foundation Elizabeth Akin Yvonne Seggerman Veterans’ Memorial Resident Council The John & Happy White Foundation Amabel and William Allen Chris Shaban Eric Wallace $500 – $999 Karley Ausiello Marilyn Shriver Walmart Robert Barrow Mary Sloane and Andrew Wallerstein The A.J. DeBlois Family Foundation Alan Stanzler Sally Wilson The Prospect Hill Foundation John Bennett Martha and Oliver Bennett Allan Stein SAN ANTONIO OTHER SUPPORTING Joseph Beretta Tom Stocker Howard and Kimberly Sutton ORGANIZATIONS Tom Bird AMERICORPS Robert Borah Shiv Tasker $10,000 – 24,999 Bernard and Heidi Bounnano Catherine and Robert Taylor OneStar National Service Commission State of Rhode Island and Providence Chris Browne Robert Tobias Plantations Daniel and Elizabeth Bryant Mitch Tyson TEAM SPONSOR Phyllis Burke Mike Walker $5,000 – $9,999 H-E-B Grocery Company Lee Burneson Philip Weinstein City of Newport John Wemple Bernard and Lucille Bush CORPORATE DONORS City of Woonsocket Caroline Wilcox Brant Carleton *Denotes Team Sponsor CVS Highlander Charter School Cathy Ciaro Laura Wilkinson The Education Partnership Sabra Cicilline Lauren and Sam Zurier $100,000+ Metropolitan Regional Career and Richard Conti H-E-B Grocery Company* Technical Center Barbara and John Cottam

3 4 $25,000 – $49,999 $500 – $999 CORPORATE DONORS INDIVIDUAL DONORS Bank of America Charitable Foundation St. Paul Area Development Corporation * Denotes Team Sponsor $10,000 – $24,999 $100,000+ $10,000 – $24,999 INDIVIDUAL DONORS John and Tashia Morgridge Adobe Systems, Inc.* $1,000 – $4,999 MetLife Foundation $1,000 – $4,999 San Antonio Area Foundation $50,000 – $99,999 Greg King Barbara and Mark Beck $5,000 – $9,999 James and Laura Lifshutz Applied Materials, Inc.* George Duran and Joe Pon Argonaut Group Inc. Reginald and Vanessa Nichols Comcast Foundation Mary Ellen and Michael Fox USAA Federal Savings Bank Graham Weston Hewlett-Packard Company* Nancy and Richard Feldstein Synopsys, Inc.* Pam Gerber and Suzanne Slonim Wells Fargo Bank $500 – $999 $25,000 – $ 49,999 Bill Gould/San Jose Unified School $1,000 – $4,999 Michael Andrews District Arnold Oil Company of Austin, Inc. Dominic F. Antonelli, Jr. Bank of America Charitable Foundation Joan and Michael Hackworth Cal-Tex Protective Coatings, Charles Cheever Chevron Philip and Susan Hammer Incorporated Harry Kuper Comerica Bank – California* Lorna Ho Cavender Cadillac Company Arline and Gary Patterson $10,000 – $24,999 Kathleen King and Mark Stark Sharon Matthews and James Tabasz Cavender Toyota Kay and Stephen Whitesell Cadence Design Systems Stephanie Mills Clear Channel Communications $100 – $499 Wells Fargo Bank Enterprise Rent-A-Car Company of Erin Stein Theresa Amaya $5,000 – $9,999 Texas $500 – $999 Fiesta San Antonio Commision, Inc. A. E. Brandt, Sr. IBM Frost National Bank Earl Bullock Bruce Fram and Ann Marie Jasse $1,000 – $4,999 Grande Communications Rick and Suzanne Cavender Don Gagliardi G. W. Mitchell & Sons, Inc. Arthur and Tertia Emerson Abbott Diabetes Care Carl and Leslee Guardino Harcourt Assessment Inc. Brooke Envick Adaptec, Inc. John and Linda Herschbach KCI Jim Eskin Apple Computer, Inc. Edwin and Sharon McCauley Liberty Properties Gilbert Garcia Cisco Systems Penny and Richard Nielsen Oppenheimer, Blend, Harrison and Tate Mario Garza Fish & Richardson P.C./David Salisbury Sherri Sager San Antonio Express-News Peggy and Richard Karam Lockheed Martin Patrick Tehan Michael and Sara Karcher Saturn of San Antonio $500 – $999 $100 – $499 Tesoro Petroleum Corporation Dr. LaJoyce Lawton Rick Littleton PRx Inc. Strategic Marketing Elizabeth Adams Toyota Motor Credit Corporation Brian Aflague Zachry Construction Corporation Cynthia and Tom Marshall Communications Dana McGinnis The Timberland Company Karen Alter $500 – $999 Sue Merrell Lee Anderson Alamo Advisors, LP Michael Montemayor FOUNDATIONS Aylin Bell American Financial & Auto Services, Richard and Stella Nelson $25,000 – $49,999 Larry and Susan Branman Mark and Marleen Brodsky Inc. Russell Noe Sobrato Foundation Beldon Roofing Company Dreama Perry Neilson Buchanan Broadway Bank Monica Reyes $10,000 – $24,999 Leona Butler Maryles Casto Cavender Audi Russell Rinklin TOSA Foundation/John Morgridge Dickson Consulting Group LLC Joe and Martha Rivera Cindy Chavez and Michael Potter $1,000 – $4,999 Holbrook Liquors Jackie and Jay Stanley Ken Chizinsky and Debra Feldstein KENS-TV Colonel Lynn Wakefield and Linda Community Foundation Silicon Valley Dean Chu Dyanne and Michael Compton Kimberly Clark Foundation Wakefield $500 – $999 Presidio Title Sheila Couch RadioShack Corporation IN-KIND DONORS Saal Foundation Catherine Crocker Bob Desai San Antonio Federal Credit Union $25,000 – $49,999 OTHER SUPPORTING Security Service Federal Credit Union Rosemary Desiervi Wells Fargo ORGANIZATIONS Trader Publishing Company Rod Diridon, Jr. WOAI TV $10,000 – $24,999 $100,000+ Dan and Merrily Doore Lauren Dutton and Glen Tripp VIA Metropolitan Transit City of San Jose FOUNDATIONS John and Marilyn Edwards in honor of $1,000 – $4,999 $10,000 – $24,999 Kathleen Edwards $25,000 – $49,999 Art Center Enterprises Anne Darling Elementary Anne Ehresman Goldsbury Foundation YMCA K. R. Smith Elementary School Elaine Elkin $10,000 – $24,999 San Jose Unified School District Hunter Elkins $100 – $499 Francine and Verne Freeman San Antonio Area Foundation $5,000 – $9,999 Big Apple Bagels Debbie Giordano $5,000 – $9,999 Claude Black Community Center Alum Rock Union Elementary School Ann and Don Gralnek Dora Freedman Levit Fund for People District Teresa Guerroro-Daley USAA Foundation - A Charitable Trust SAN JOSÉ/SILICON VALLEY Santa Clara County Office of William Hadaya Education/Columbia Middle School Donna and Philip Hartley AMERICORPS OTHER SUPPORTING $1,000 – $4,999 John and Linda Henderson ORGANIZATIONS Laura Henderson and Jason Silva California Service Corps Arbuckle Elementary School Tina Herren $50,000 – $99,999 O’Connor Hospital TEAM SPONSORS Khiem Hoang San Antonio Independent School San Jose State University Veronica Karnig District Adobe Systems, Inc. Valley Medical Center Foundation Laurie Karzen $10,000 – $24,999 Applied Materials, Inc. $500 – $999 Alicia and John Kowalchik Comerica Bank – California Janet and Jeffrey Lara City of San Antonio City of Sunnyvale/Columbia Middle Hewlett-Packard Company Laurent Largente City of San Antonio Dept. Housing & School Synopsys, Inc. Greg Larson Community Development Frank Lico Mark and Roberta Linsky

3 5 Alana Maury CORPORATE DONORS SOAR Opportunity Fund Kris Klein Vangie Maynard * Denotes Team Sponsor Washington Roundtable Daniel Kress John McCluggage and Alexandra $100,000+ $500 – $999 Stacy Lawson and Steven Sarkowsky Urbanowski Steve Leahy James and Lynda Morley Adobe Systems, Inc.* New Futures Stevie and Lyman Legters Gene and Kathryn Neri $50,000 – $99,999 Virginia Mason Medical Center James and Lara Lyons Kathy and Mark Niebauer John and Katherine Madrid Comcast INDIVIDUAL DONORS Arlene and Richard Noodleman Brian Marcinek Chidori Okubo $25,000 – $49,999 $5,000 – $9,999 Kate McKinney Don and Patie Overall The Amgen Foundation* Dave and Shelley Malcolm Bill and Nancy Moore Marguerite Padovani Bank of America Charitable Foundation Gaelynn and Mike McGavick Penny and Richard Nielsen Paul and Lisa Pereira Jon and Judy Runstad Jason Palmer Ann and Nico Peruzzi $10,000 – $24,999 Kathryn Remijan and Hank Vigil Julia Pon Accenture LLP $1,000 – $4,999 Kathy and Michael Risse Cynthia and Randall Pond Microsoft Corporation Robyn and Todd Achilles Raj and Shivam Mallick Shah Jane Przybysz Safeco Insurance Reuven and Wendy Carlyle Alan and Leigh Shalloway Dan Pulcrano $5,000 – $9,999 Jeffrey Coopersmith and Lisa Erlanger Carl and Laura Shaw Maideh Radpour Bill and Lee Ellis Andrew Sherrard Jean Riley The Boeing Company Rollin Fatland Bernadette and Robert Starin David and Marilyn Rowland Hitachi Consulting Gwen and Rich Glew Janet Turpen Gary Rummelhoff Motorola, Inc. Scott Harrison Tom Van Bronkhorst Dave and Nancy Sandretto Muckleshoot Casino Amy Hood Cathy Wallach and Michael Hatch Hermelinda Sapien US Bancorp Foundation Mary Hsue Joseph Yencich Washington Mutual Monica Sarkar Mike Hughes $100 – $499 Lela Sarnat $1,000 – $4,999 Allen and Nettie Israel John and Rachel Sarvey Jessie Israel Pam Adkins Deloitte & Touche LLP Janet and Victor Schachter Lawrence Israel Cathy Allen Heller Ehrman LLP Lila and Ronald Schmidt Susan Kim and Dan Williams Thomas Allen Kauri Investments Cate and Jeffrey Schroeder Aaron and Stephanie Kornblum Bruce and Lisa Allenbaugh Lake Partners Strategy Consultants Michael and Mimi Secor The Koss Fund Christi and William Allison Preston Gates & Ellis LLP Laurie Seidler Loren Landerholm Theodore Angelis Siemens Mobile Joan Sherlock Dale and Patti Lauer Kent Angier T-Mobile USA Sabrina Shin Mark and Mary Ledbury Gillian Apfel Jason Silva $500 – $999 Darnell Malcolm Janis Avery and Mary Kabrick Linda Ayers Wiggsy Sivertsen DML Insurance Services Connie Mao and Richard Tong Sandee Baker Dorothy Sloan The Timberland Company David and Helen Marriott Laurie Smith George and Lois Meng Nancy Barcelo Diane Solinger FOUNDATIONS Maura O’Neill Amy Barker Linda Speizer * Denotes Team Sponsor Laura Ospanik and Stephen Robbins Erin and Jonathan Becker Herbert and Shirley Bridge Robert Stoneman $100,000+ Ginger and Shawn Plaster Jo Ann Syvertson Jim and Rebecca Potter Bill Broadhead Emily and Jim Thurber Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation David and Hillary Quinn Heidi Brooks Nenad Trifunovic $50,000 – $99,999 Yom Senegor David Brotherton Laura Udall Eric and Yolanda Smith Angie and Doug Brown Medina Foundation Joe Van Beek Kelly and Mark Smith Fred and Senya Bulacan Councilmember Forrest Williams $25,000 – $49,999 Craig and Jennifer Thomas Penny Burkhalter Teri Burnett Jeffrey Williams Casey Family Programs* Ian and Kathryn Thompson Mark Williams Brian and Rhonda Vowinkel Shaya Calvo Carol and Terry Winograd $10,000 – $24,999 Bob and Juanita Watt Adam Carroll and Yoko Miyashita Melissa and Ron Wood Apex Foundation Jennifer Wells and Sally Hulsman Amy and Charlie Carter Marlene Zakai Satterberg Foundation Kara Westhusing Gigi and Kevin Carter Matt Carvalho Mary Zellem $5,000 – $9,999 Whitney Williams Drew Wolff and Noelle Cooper Shauna Causey IN-KIND DONORS Anonymous Benjamin and Julie Wolff Baris Cetinok and Nicole von Kaenel $50,000 – $99,999 Barton Family Foundation Kim Chadwick Floyd and Delores Jones Foundation $500 – $999 Susan Charles Valley Transportation Authority Northwest Children’s Fund Alex and Ellen Alben Dian and Nicholas Chase $10,000 – $24,999 $1,000 – $4,999 Kim Anderson Geoffrey Chick Joe and Karyn Barer Merrily and Pete Chick Chris Holmes/Tech Media Productions The Henry M. Jackson Foundation Holly Barker and Bill Sherman Marcus Courtney The Mercury News The William P. and Susan H. Vititoe Judy Bigelow and Emily Stork Steve Croney NBC 11 Charitable Foundation Debbie Bird Crissa Cugini James Boyden Carolyn and John Cunningham SEATTLE/KING COUNTY OTHER SUPPORTING Colin and Sarah Bryar Joan Baker Darby ORGANIZATIONS AMERICORPS Brady and Judy Chase John Davis $5,000 – $9,999 James and Teresa Dalenta Marietta Davis Corporation for National and B.F. Day Elementary School Peter Danelo Ruth Dickey Community Service Northwest Education Loan Association Amy Dedoyard John Dietrich Team READ Peter Donnelly Barnaby Dow TEAM SPONSORS Wing Luke Elementary School Myron Hendry Paul Dowling Scott James Brooke and Will Doyle Adobe Systems, Inc. $1,000 – $4,999 Sara Jones Councilmember Jan Drago The Amgen Foundation King County Employee Charitable Daniel and Grace Kalish Gavin Dry and Kara McCulloch Casey Family Programs Campaign Ann Kelly Councilmember Reagan Dunn Port of Seattle Jan Kendle Tom and Lori Eastman

3 6 Darren Ebert and Jessica Emerson David Overton Starbucks INDIVIDUAL DONORS Gretchen Eichinger Frank Paganelli Statements Tile and Marble $50,000–$99,999 Christianne and Tom Eldred Colin Palmer $100 – $499 Paul Elliott Michael Parham Amy and David Cohen Edward Eng Sylvia Duff Peto Abracadabra Printing Jeffrey and Mary Zients Kris Engskov Representative Eric Pettigrew City People’s Mercantile $25,000–$49,999 Bruce Florsheim Michael Piepkorn Costco Stephen Ross Jim and Judi Frank Tom Pierce Daltile Mike Galgon Judy Pigott Delridge Community Center $1,000–$4,999 Dominos Jonathan Gallagher Jennifer and Tim Porter Ambassador James A. Joseph and Mary First Church of the Nazarene Frederic and Heather Gertmenian Allen and Laura Puckett Braxton Joseph Councilmember Jean Godden Ellen Punyon and Rick Saling Gwen Ford Brad and Michelle Goldberg Sheriff Sue Rahr Garfield Community Center $500–$999 Paulo Gomes Bob and Lisa Ratliffe Kawabe Memorial House Peter Maggs Mad Pizza Cheryl Gordon Lisa Ray $100 – $499 Thomas Gores Jordon Roberts McClendon Hardware Beverly and John Gorman Isaac Ruiz Brooke Nielsen Deborah and John French Tessa Gorman Bruce Salard Noah’s New York Bagels Elizabeth Loring Senator Slade Gorton and Sally Gorton Bettye Salter Oregon Tile and Marble Arleen and Edward Paquette Marie Gunn Rebecca Sanchez Orion Center IN-KIND DONORS Brian Hale James Schone Pizza Time Maxine and Peter Henning James Schwartz REI $50,000–$99,999 Renton BBQ Arvid and Julia Hokanson Marni Seneker Erasibo Teddy and Walter Howe Scott Shapiro Safeco Insurance Ruthann Howell Linda Shepherd Safeway $10,000–$24,999 Karen Hudesman Eric Shields Seattle Center, Center House Equator Seattle Girls’ School Matthew Hudson Frank Sickinger $5,000–$9,999 Bob and Linda Hughes Kay Sigmund Shoreline Sherwin-Williams Mike Humphries and Judith Ralston Leslie Silverman Space Needle KPMG, SA Patricia Huntington Gary Smith Tile for Less Primedia Rachel Ingrum Ian Smith Tom General Construction $1,000–$4,999 Paul Isaki Tanya Smith Treehouse Max Israel Martin Snoey University Fitness Jack’s Paint Peter Jackson Mary Anne and Tony Spartos WWCCR 1260 Radio John and Katherine James Jayne and Warren Spector WASHINGTON, DC Joseph Johnson David Spencer SOUTH AFRICA AMERICORPS Laurie Johnson Richard Spoonemore TEAM SPONSORS * Denotes Team Sponsor Stephen and Suzanne Kalish Molly Stearns Jay Kantor Angelica and Marvin Storey African Rainbow Minerals (ARM) Serve DC* Wendy Kearns Beth Strosky Citigroup Foundation TEAM SPONSORS Cleo and Mary Kelley Sitirith Suwanvichit Coca-Cola South Africa (Pty) Ltd Eron and Kathleen Kelly Bryndel Swift America Online Deborah Kerdeman and David Tarshes Tom Teigen JP Morgan Foundation The Case Foundation Lynn Kirchenberg Jena Thornton Standard Bank CityBridge Foundation Dustin Knievel Tory Tolton The Timberland Company Serve DC Carr Krueger Michael Trail Xstrata Linda Lanham Eric Ummel CORPORATE DONORS Kim Larsen Joel VanEtta CORPORATE DONORS * Denotes Team Sponsor Tom Leeson Jan Wacholz * Denotes Team Sponsor $100,000 + Sarah Leung Ellen Wallach $100,000+ Debra Levin Travis Warren America Online* Edcon* Eugene and Sari Lipitz Karen Waters $50,000 – $99,999 Suzanne Little Aaron Weingeist $50,000–$99,999 Patricia Loera Eileen Wesley CareFirst African Rainbow Minerals (ARM)* Helen Lord David Williams Comcast Anglo-American Chairman’s Fund Diane and Nicholas Lovejoy Kate Wilson Citigroup Foundation* $25,000 – $49,999 Robert Mahon John Wilson Coca-Cola South Africa (Pty) Ltd* Bank of America Charitable Foundation Gary Maisel Michael Wrenn Standard Bank* General Atlantic Partners Todd Marker Kimberly Zipp Xstata* Gillian Marsden $10,000 – $24,999 IN-KIND DONORS Johanna May $25,000–$49,999 CSX Corporation Arthur Mazzola $25,000 – $49,999 Global Environment Fund Discovery Communications Susan McCloskey King County Metro Transit The Timberland Company* Hill & Knowlton Eric and Lucy Meyer Microsoft Lina Miller $1,000 – $4,999 FOUNDATIONS US News & World Report Linda Mitchell * Denotes Team Sponsor Casey Family Programs $5,000 – $9,999 Keith Myers Party City $100,000+ Laurie Nichols and Robert Williams The Philippian Group Bernstein Management Claude Leon Foundation Daniel Nieder Thrifty Car Rental Blank Rome Jane Nishita The Urban Enterprise Center $50,000–$75,000 Chlopak, Leonard, Schechter & Tim Nowlis Associates Windows to the World Woodcock Foundation Roger Nyhus CPS Human Resource Services Joseph Olchefske and Judy Bunnel $500 – $999 $25,000–$49,999 The Glover Park Group Angelina Ong American Red Cross JP Morgan Foundation* Horning Brothers Corporation Lori Otto Seattle Vocational Institute Charles Stewart Mott Foundation The Timberland Company

3 7 $1,000 – $4,999 Cori Flam and Brad Meltzer Charlie’s Pizza Arnold & Porter Christy and John Galloway Chipotle Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Kathleen and Terence Golden Cooper Hardware Capital One Richard Hanlon Corporate Executive Board District of Columbia Housing Authority Jane Lang and Paul Sprenger Jessie Dikerson Hogan & Hartson Mike McCurry Dominicks Fun 4 Hours The John Buck Company Kenneth and Marianne Novack Drink More Water The Washington Post Curt Petersen Giant Food Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr John and Terry Petersen Home Depot Miles and Nancy Rubin Honest Tea FOUNDATIONS Carol and Tom Wheeler Hooters * Denotes Team Sponsor Frank and Melissa Williams Jo-Ann Stores Senator Harris Wofford Little Bits Shop $100,000 + $500 – $999 Paparazzi’s The Case Foundation* Pizza Hut CityBridge Foundation* Bruce Andrews and Didem Nisanci Pizzeria Uno Frank Bertrand $25,000 – $49,999 Quiznos Neal and Sharyn Glickfield Sherwin Williams Fannie Mae Foundation Dennis and Lin Kelleher Smitty’s Hardware $10,000 – $24,999 Victoria Morter Staples Andrew Rosenberg Target Clark Charitable Foundation James and Marcia Rosenheim Freddie Mac Foundation True Value Hardware Shirley Sagawa Wal-Mart Kirstein Family Foundation Barbara Washburn UN Foundation Wawa Food Market Tim Zimmerman Yarns International $5,000 – $9,999 $100 – $499 Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Paul and Sally Amoruso Mead Family Foundation Lisa Aramony Collis Warner Foundation Judith Bartnoff and Gene Sofer $1,000 – $4,999 Dana Bazelon The Dovey Family Foundation Graham Bullock The Henry Foundation Ed and Ruth Cogen Corina Higginson Trust Rodger Citron and Andrea Cohen Kiplinger Foundation Steven Culbertson Judy and Josh Weston Philanthropic James and Nirmala Durgana Fund John Gomperts and Katherine Klein Desmond Hogan and Melinda Holmes OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Judith Impell Alexander and Hilary Joel $100,000 + Lauren Jones Metro Teen AIDS James Joseph $50,000 – $99,999 Deborah Jospin Laurie Kohn and Chris Murphy District of Columbia Cathy Lange $500 – $999 Patricia and Randell Lewis Combined Federal Campaign National Jenny Luray Capital Area Michael Madnick Louise McIlhenny and Hugh INDIVIDUAL DONORS Riddleberger Lois Rhodes $10,000 – $24,999 Cynthea and Thomas Riesenberg David Gang Marguerite Sallee Miles Gilburne and Nina Zolt David Sohn Cal and Jeff Leonard Douglas Wilson Dana and Mario Morino Gretchen and Jeremy Zucker Missy and Michael Young Mortimer Zuckerman IN-KIND DONORS $5,000 – $9,999 $5,000 – $9,999 Daniel Abraham Capital Area Food Bank Sandy and Susan Berger National Park Service Josh and Lisa Bernstein $1,000 – $4,999 David and Katherine Bradley Jack Davies and Lynne Williams Bernie Amusements Bob Deutsch Grady Environmental Services Joni and Wally Doolin Whole Foods Joe and Lynne Horning $500 – $999 Jeffrey and Mary Zients Pizzeria Paradiso $1,000 – $4,999 Starbucks Diane and Paul Begala Strosniders Hardware Angel Braestrup and Mark Spalding $100 – $499 Ian Cameron and Susan Rice Best Buy Marque Chambliss Buca di Beppo Beth and Ron Dozoretz The Catering Company of Washington

3 8 “Everybody can be great because everybody can serve. You don’t have to have a college degree to serve. You don’t have to make your subject and your verb agree to serve. You don’t have to know about Plato and Aristotle to serve. You don’t have to know Einstein’s theory of relativity to serve. You don’t have to know the second theory of thermodynamics in physics to serve. You only need a heart full of grace, a soul generated by love.” – Martin Luther King, Jr. “The Drum Major Instinct” Delivered at Ebenezer Baptist Church Atlanta, Georgia February 4, 1968

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Eli Segal Entrepreneur and Founding CEO AmeriCorps and the Welfare-to-Work Alan Khazei John D. Hamilton, Jr. MEMBERS Partnership CEO Partner City Year, Inc. Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr, Michael J. Alter VICE CHAIR LLP President Rick Menell The Alter Group Ilene Jacobs Deputy Chairman Larry Harris, Jr. Executive Vice President, Human African Rainbow Minerals President and Co-Founder Resources (retired) Allegra E. Biery United Leaders Fidelity Investments Senior Vice-President Jeffrey L. Shames The Northern Trust Company Larry Harris, Jr. MEMBERS Executive in Residence MIT Sloan School of Management Consultant Sue Blomberg Kristen Atwood Chairman (retired) Monitor Group Founding Staff Member MFS Investment Management® Dorval R. Carter, Jr. Michael Kineavy City Year, Inc. Executive Vice President Chief of Policy and Planning Bill Shore Management & Performance Mayor’s Office Joe Banner Founder and Executive Director Chicago Transit Authority President and COO Share Our Strength Jonathan Lavine Philadelphia Eagles Managing Director Lisa J. Cunningham Secretary Rodney Slater Bain Capital, LLC Senior Vice President Michael Brown U.S. Secretary of Transportation (1997 LaSalle Bank President – 2001) Josh McCall City Year, Inc. Partner Chief Executive Officer Larry Freed Patton Boggs, LLP Jack Morton Worldwide President Kathy Bushkin Joseph J. Freed & Associates, Inc. COO Jeffrey Swartz David Mussafer United Nations Foundation President and CEO Managing Director Nick Giuliano The Timberland Company Advent International Managing Director David L. Cohen The Private Bank and Trust Co. Executive Vice President Michael J. Ward John Reilly Comcast Chairman, President & CEO Senior Vice President – Drew Horowitz CSX Corporation Communications President and General Manager David Gergen MFS Investment Management® Bonneville Chicago Radio Group Editor-at-Large Tom Ward, Clerk pro tem US News and World Report Senior Partner Dr. Ravinder Sakhuja Daniel A. Kaufman Professor of Public Service and Director Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr President & CEO Partner of the Center for Public Leadership UtilityNet Michael Best & Friedrich John F. Kennedy School of Government Steve Woodsum Founding Managing Partner Annalee Salcedo Bruce Lederman Summit Partners Alumna 1995-1996 Vice President Col. Robert L. Gordon III City Year Boston Lenox Advisors, Inc. Director of American Politics Tae Yoo Teacher Department of Social Science Vice President of Corporate Affairs City on a Hill Charter School Tom Livingston United States Military Academy at West Cisco Systems, Inc. Resident Vice President of State Point BOSTON Ed Shirley Relations President, Commercial Operations CSX Transportation Rebeca Nieves Huffman International Alumna (1997-1998) CHAIR Gillette Phyllis Lockett City Year Chicago Corinne Ferguson President and CEO President & CEO Nickolas Stavropoulos New Schools for Chicago Hispanic Council for Reform and MEMBERS President Educational Options KeySpan Energy Delivery Hosanna Mahaley-Johnson William Berutti Chief of Staff for Chief Executive Office Ambassador James Joseph Senior Vice President, Corporate Brooke D. Wagner Chicago Public Schools U.S. Ambassador to South Africa (1996 Development Senior Director – 1999) PTC Citigate Financial Intelligence James N. Perry, Jr. Executive Director Managing Director United States – Southern Africa Center Kevin Casey Dr. Bak Fun Wong Madison Dearborn Partners, Inc. for Leadership and Public Values Senior Vice President, New England Principal Professor of the Practice of Public Policy Region Quincy Upper School Norman Peterson Studies Comcast Assistant to the Director Duke University CHICAGO Argonne National Laboratory Phil Giudice Rosabeth Moss Kanter Senior Fellow CHAIR Ken Porrello Ernest L. Arbuckle Professor of Business The Center for Effective Philanthropy Managing Director Administration Les Coney Deloitte Consulting Harvard Business School Senior Managing Director Aon Group Stephen R. Quazzo Strategic Account Management CEO & Managing Director Transwestern Investment Co.

4 0 Jonathan Reinsdorf Shelley Seifert Gloria Wise Mary Seidelmann Managing Member Executive Vice President Business Intake and Docketing Special Events Coordinator Stonegate Development Partners, LLC National City Coordinator Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Nelson, Mullins, Riley & Scarborough, – Mid-Ohio Chapter Brenda Russell Shirley Stineman LLP Director Director of Community Affairs Lindsay Sestile Illinois Department of Employment Plain Dealer COLUMBUS Associate Security Porter, Wright, Morris & Arthur LLP Tom Sullivan CO-CHAIRS Joe Stackhouse Chairman Hope Sharett Douglas Morgan Senior Vice President RPM International Inc. Associate Partner Comcast Bricker & Eckler, LLP Calfee, Halter & Griswold, LLP Ellen Ticktin David Weiss Jennifer Steans The Ticktin Group Gayle Shibano Van Marter Area Executive, Senior Vice President President Associate Vice President National City Financial Investments Corporation Lance Tyson Nationwide Dale Carnegie Training MEMBERS Trish Tullman Alphonso Simmons, Ph.D. Leadership Circle Member Eliza Wing Maurice Blake Vice President President & CEO Director of Pupil Services Columbus State Community College ASSOCIATE BOARD CHAIR cleveland.com Columbus Public Schools Mark Sturgeon Scott Grossman Nick Zimmers Mel Carter CFO & Senior Vice President of Mergers and Acquisitions Regional Vice President Senior Vice President, Membership Finance Harris Nesbitt Corporation CSX Transportation Services Advanced Drainage Systems CLEVELAND Columbus Chamber of Commerce COLUMBIA Paul Tingley CHAIR William Courson Managing Principal CO-CHAIRS Senior Vice President Staubach Company, Columbus Robert W. Gillespie, Jr. Butler Wick Corporate Services David E. Dukes, Esq. Chairman Emeritus Managing Partner KeyCorp James E. Finn Gordon Troup Nelson, Mullins, Riley & Scarborough, Managing Director President, Nuclear Pharmacy Services LLP BOARD MEMBERS AON Risk Services, Inc. Cardinal Health Andrew Agati Brett Frantz Gary Glaser Les Wright Squire, Sanders & Dempsey Executive Vice President Retired Chairman Vice President First Citizens Bank National City Development and Health Initiatives Bruce Akers WSMG – Z103 Mayor MEMBERS Joy Gonsiorowski Pepper Pike Kerry L. Abel Community Volunteer DETROIT Director, Richland Co. School District John Bodell One Douglas J. Haynes CHAIR RR Donnelley Financial After School Programs Attorney & Counselor at Law Gail L. Warden Deborah Coleman President Emeritus Henri Etta Baskins Holly Hollingsworth Hahn, Loeser & Parks, LLP Henry Ford Health System Regional Director, External Affairs Reporter/Anchor BellSouth WCMH/NBC 4 Nancy Cronin VICE-CHAIR Non-Profit Consultant Barbara Bethea E. W. Ingram N. Charles Anderson Director of Marketing and Community President President and CEO Anthea Daniels Relations White Castle Detroit Urban League, Inc. Calfee, Halter & Griswold, LLP WACH FOX 57 Orvell Johns MEMBERS Rasool Jackson Brenda B. Branic Vice President, Government & Public Cleveland Municipal School District Ismael Ahmed Frontline Performance Leader Banking Executive Director Allstate Insurance Company Bank One Len Komoroski Arab Community Center for Economic President and Social Services (ACCESS) Elizabeth “Edie” Burritt Yvonne P. Jones Cavaliers/Gund Arena Associate Director External Coach C. David Campbell The Healing Species Franklin County Educational Council David Landever President Weisman, Kennedy and Berris, Co. LPA McGregor Fund Yolanda Cunningham Tom O’Hara SC District Air Industrial Engineering Executive Vice President of Trade and Kevin Metheny Robert D. Charles Manager Treasury Development Clear Channel Radio Chief Executive Officer United Parcel Service Huntington National Bank North Star Advisors, LLC Kathleen Obert Matt MacGillivray Terracina Pavkov CEO Linda Forte Senior Vice President State and Local Tax Consultant Edward Howard & Co. Senior Vice President Bank of America Ernst & Young, LLP Comerica Incorporated Diana Riley Michael P. Scott RPM International Inc. President Talisman Capital

4 1 Ana Gabriel Virgil Carr (deceased) LITTLE ROCK Mike Wilson Vice President, Corporate Affairs CEO Vice President, Government Affairs Midwest Region United Way Community Services CO-CHAIRS Comcast Comcast Tarik S. Daoud General Wesley Clark NEW HAMPSHIRE Larry Givens Chairman President Al Long Ford Lt. Governor Win Rockefeller CHAIR Blackmond Givens Group, Inc. Arkansas Lawrence Klane Ricardo Guzman Maggie DeSantis MEMBERS USW Vice President of Sales Executive Director CEO The Timberland Company Community Health & Social Services Warren Conner Development Bruce Bennett Corporation Attorney &Consultant MEMBERS Elliott S. Hall The Brock-Chad Group Partner W. Frank Fountain Maureen Barrows Dykema Gossett PLLC President L. Elizabeth Bowles Chairman of the Board Diana Jones DaimlerChrysler Corporation Fund President Rockingham County Commissioners Vice President of Community Affairs Aristotle.net, Inc. Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Michigan Alan Frank Scott Briggs President Shannon Butler Briggs Properties John E. Marshall III WDIV-TV, Channel 4 Deputy Director President and CEO WJC Presidential Foundation Brigadier General Kenneth Clark The Kresge Foundation Liz Kanter Groskind Ajutant General Founder and President Patty Criner New Hampshire national Guard Sarah McClelland Volunteer Impact Realtor Head, Specialized Industries Janet Jones Company Patrick Closson Bank One Michigan N. Noreen Keating Attorney at Law CEO Bryan Day McLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton, Reuben Munday Lighthouse of Oakland County Director, Parks & Recreation P.A. Senior Partner City of Little Rock Lewis & Munday, PC Mary Kramer Christine V. Crockett (Retired) Editor and Associate Publisher Melinda Faubel Vice President, Human Resources David K. Page CRAIN’s Detroit Business Director of External Affairs Aerofil Technology, Inc. Chairman SBC Arkansas The Jewish Fund Heath Meriwether Wendy Formichelli Partner Publisher John P. Gaudin Marketing Project Manager Honigman Miller Schwartz & Cohn Detroit Free Press President & CEO Lonza Biologies Gaudin & Associates Paul J. Piper Robert Naftaly Elizabeth Graham Executive Assistant COO Tom Gibbens Director of Government and Office of the CEO Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Michigan Vice President and General Manager Community Relations Detroit Public Schools Lamar Advertising Comcast, New England Region Rex Nelson Nancy M. Schlichting Program Officer Pat Lile Thane W. Harrison President and CEO The Pistons Palace Foundation President and CEO Alumnus 2002-2004 Henry Ford Health System Arkansas Community Foundation City Year New Hampshire Scott Romney Samuel H. Thomas, Jr. Senior Partner Debbie Milam Elizabeth Hoffman President and CEO Honigman Miller Schwartz & Cohn, Director, Volunteers in Public Schools Senior Associate Star Development & Financial PC Little Rock School District Berkshire Partners Corporation David Smydra Bruce T. Moore David Hureau Reverend Edgar Vann Group Executive City Manager Alumnus 1997-1998 Pastor Office of the Mayor City of Little Rock City Year Boston Second Ebenezer Baptist Church City of Detroit Student Steve Nawojczyk Harvard University Ms. Alicia Villarreal Martha Smydra Director of Youth Services Executive Director President City of North Little Rock Lillye Ramos Spooner Latino Family Services Oakland County Community College Director of Operations Terry Peeples Greater Manchester Aids Project Rebecca Salminen Witt Walter C. Watkins, Jr. Director, Community Relations Executive Director President Baptist Health Medical Center Steve Sanger The Greening of Detroit Bank One Michigan Sanger Communications Darren Peters FOUNDING BOARD MEMBERS DESIGNATED CORPORATE Manager, System Governmental Affairs Mica Stark EMERITUS REPRESENTATIVES Entergy Corporation Managing Director New Hampshire Institute of Politics 1999 titles & organizations Marilyn French Hubbard Saint Anselm College Corporate Vice President of Stephanie Streett Marcie Brogan Organization & Community Executive Director Russell Weatherspoon Managing Partner Partnerships WJC Presidential Foundation Dean of Residential Life Brogan & Partners Henry Ford Health System Judy Tenenbaum Philips Exeter Academy Joseph J. Buttigieg III Laura Trudeau The Tenenbaum Foundation Vice-Chairman Senior Program Officer Comerica Incorporated The Kresge Foundation

4 2 NEW YORK GREATER PHILADELPHIA Eve Klothen Karen Davis Director Vice President, Community Relations CO-CHAIRS CO-CHAIRS Pro Bono Program & Public Interest Hasbro, Inc. Activities Jill Iscol, Ed.D Joe Banner Rutgers School of Law Rhoda Flaxman Executive Director and President President & Chief Operating Officer Professor of English and Dean of IF Hummingbird Foundation Philadelphia Eagles Jason Lutz College Writing Programs President Brown University Jack Lew Phil Behr Sneaker Villa Executive Vice President & Clinical Managing Partner Kristin Lehoullier Professor of Public Administration Behr Capital Partners Marciene Mattleman Consultant New York University MEMBERS President MEMBERS ASAP - After School Activities Mary Lima Timothy J. Abell Partnerships Mortgage Originator Kevin Aspell Executive Vice President, Chief BankNewport Manager of Service Account Lending Officer, Director of Cash Leslie G. Mayer, Ph.D. Management Management President & CEO Kristen Haffenreffer Moran Cisco Systems, Inc. Firstrust Bank Mayer Leadership Group Executive Director Rhode Islanders Sponsoring Education Tom Bernstein John Beilenson Honorable Theodore A. McKee President President U.S. Court of Appeals Mary Ellen Panzini Chelsea Piers Strategic Communications & Planning 3rd Circuit Director of Community Services The Providence Journal Company Richard Buery Arthur Block Honorable Michael A. Nutter Founder and President Senior Vice-President, General Counsel, City Council of Philadelphia Susanna Rhodes Groundwork, Inc. & Secretary Director of State Relations Comcast Corporation Natalye Paquin Clarendon Group David Caplan Chief Operating Officer Dean Fred Blume School District of Philadelphia Cate M. Roberts City Year New York Managing Partner and CEO Director, Diversity & Community Blank Rome Don Rice Affairs The Honorable Hillary Rodham Partner Textron, Inc. Clinton* Ms. Luz Cardenas Rice Capital Senator Cardenas, Grant & Negron Stephen Rosa The Mr. Jared Sadlowski President & CCO *Honorary Co-Chair Joe Cox VP Real Estate and Distribution Services Advertising Ventures, Inc. Headmaster Sneaker Villa Eric Gertler The Haverford School Harry Sterling Chief Executive Officer Richard S. Sperry Senior Vice President BlackBook Media Co. Kevin Dow President Bank of America Charitable V.P. of Community Affairs R.S. Sperry & Associates Management Services The Honorable Eric Gioia* Wachovia Corporation Donald L. Thompson Council Member Manuel J. Vales, IV New York City Council Jay Gilbert Elizabeth Vale Senior Vice President, Commercial Real *Honorary Member Co-Founder Executive Director, Investment Estate Department AND1 Management Sovereign Bank Anne Herrmann Morgan Stanley Board Member Marla Green (on sabbatical) John Wemple Breakthrough Collaborative Kyle Wedberg Science Teacher Mount Sinai Hospital Mary G. Gregg Deputy Chief Financial Officer International Awards Consultant School District of Philadelphia Caroline Wilcox Bibb Hubbard Professor of Marketing Director, Government and Legislative Mark A. Harrell Mr. David Williams Providence College Affairs Program Director Principal Scholastic, Inc. Men United for a Better Philadelphia Financial Advisory Services George Zainyeh Deloitte District Director Robert G. Markey, Jr. Frances M. Jones Office of Congressman Patrick J. Director & Partner Assistant General Manager RHODE ISLAND Kennedy Bain & Company Government Affairs CHAIR SEPTA SAN ANTONIO Stephanie Mudick Alden Anderson CHAIR Executive Vice President & Chief Mr. Thomas Kaney Vice President Administrative Officer, Global Senior Vice President, Human Resources CB Richard Ellis Rick Cavender Consumer Group GlaxoSmithKline President Citigroup MEMBERS Saturn of San Antonio Sam Katz Wallace P. Parker, Jr. Wynnefield Capital Advisers, Inc. Guy Abelson MEMBERS President Guy Abelson Events KeySpan Energy & Customer Relations Karen Keating Gogi Dickson, Ph.D. Group Senior Corporate Counsel Larry Brown Consultant Safeguard Scientifics, Inc. CPA Dickson Consulting Group, LLC Carl Weisbrod Omni Development Corporation President Alliance for Downtown New York

4 3 Tertia Emerson SAN JOSÉ/SILICON VALLEY Debbie Bird COUNCIL OF CHAMPIONS Founder Business Development Manager San Antonio Neighborhood Resource CHAIR Safeco Insurance The Honorable Bobbe Bridge Center Supreme Court Justice Carl Guardino Jeffrey Coopersmith Washington State Supreme Court Rev. Buckner Fanning, Ed.D. President & CEO Principal President Silicon Valley Leadership Group Coopersmith Health Law Group The Honorable Booth Gardner Former Washington State Governor Buckner Fanning Evangelistic MEMBERS Association Kris Engskov Northwest Strategies Erin Brennock Director of Public Policy Greg Flores Manager, Community Relations & Starbucks Coffee Company Keith D. Grinstein Director of Legislative Affairs Government Affairs Chairman H-E-B Grocery Company Synopsys, Inc. Jessie Israel Coinstar Communications Specialist, Public Jon Johnson, Ph.D. Nora Campos Affairs Unit Bob Ratliffe President Council Member, District 5 Department of Natural Resources and Senior Vice President Team Leadership Results City of San José Parks, King County Kennedy Associates Real Estate Counsel

Peggy Karam Terry Christensen Jan Kendle The Honorable Ron Sims Karam Law Firm Professor, Political Science Human Resources Director, Pacific Executive San Jose State University Northwest King County James Lifshutz Deloitte Services, LP President Bill Erlendson Patty Stonesifer Liberty Properties Assistant Superintendent & Director of Susan Kim, MD Co-Chair & President External Affairs Dermatologist Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Jane Macon San Jose Unified School District Lake Washington Dermatology Partner James A. Washam Fulbright & Jaworski, LLP Eddie Garcia Lyman Legters President Director of Government Affairs Executive Director KeyBank, South Puget Sound District Sue Merrell Comcast South Bay Casey Family Programs, Seattle Division Travel Agent SOUTH AFRICA Seven Seasons Travel Shelley Malcolm Lorna M. Ho CO-CHAIRS Principal Community Volunteer Michael Molak LMH Enterprises Rick Menell Executive Vice President Shawn Plaster Deputy Chairman Plains Capital Bank Shawna Holmes Senior Manager African Rainbow Minerals Senior Manager, US Public Affairs Accenture Angelica Padron Hewlett-Packard Company Murphy Morobe Alumna 1998-1999 Len Rozek Head of Communications in The City Year San Antonio Lisa Jensen Senior Vice President Presidency Guest Services Representative University Neighborhoods Coalition Comcast Communications, Inc. San Antonio Marriott River Center MEMBERS Vangie Maynard Raj Shah Arline Patterson (Retired) Vice President, Western Division Deputy Director, Policy and Finance Ambassador James Joseph Education Consultant Comerica Bank Senior Economist U.S. Ambassador to South Africa (1996 TX Lutheran University Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation – 1999) Stephanie Mills Executive Director Joe Rivera Senior Program Manager Bill Sherman United States – Southern Africa Center San Antonio Independent School Cisco Systems, Inc. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney for Leadership and Public Values District Administrator (Retired) King County Professor of the Practice of Public Policy Joe Pon Studies Colonel Tony Rivera (Retired) Managing Director, Global Corporate Tom Van Bronkhorst Duke University Community Volunteer Affairs Legislative Aide to Councilmember Jean Applied Materials, Inc. Godden Alan Khazei James W. Russell, Jr. City of Seattle CEO Managing Director of Asset Protection Steve Preminger City Year, Inc. SBC Community Services Director Rhonda Vowinkel Union Community Resources President Kedibone Letlaka-Rennert Les Sachanowicz 360 Fitness Chairperson Attorney SEATTLE/KING COUNTY Phambili Strategies & Solutions Bexar County Catherine Wallach CO-CHAIRS Research Coordinator Adnaan Mia Eric Swellander Small Schools Project, CESNW Medical Doctor Vice President Commercial Lending Reuven M. Carlyle Broadway National Bank CEO Jennifer Wells Eric Molobi Washington2, Inc. Vice President Executive Chairman Colonel Lawrence Wellisch (Retired) Hitachi Consulting Kagiso Trust Investments Chief of Operations Whitney Williams Air Intelligence Agency Principal Drew Wolff Eli Segal williamsworks First Vice President Entrepreneur and Founding CEO AmeriCorps and the Welfare-to-Work Stephen Whitesell MEMBERS Washington Mutual Superintendent Partnership San Antonio Missions National Todd Achilles Historical Parks Director, Handset Product Management T-Mobile USA

4 4 Mary Zients Chairperson of the Board “I have walked that long road Urban Alliance Foundation to freedom. I have tried not to WASHINGTON, DC falter; I have made missteps CHAIR along the way. But I have Michael Kelly discovered the secret that after Executive Director DC Housing Authority climbing a great hill, one only

MEMBERS finds that there are many more

Donald A. Baer hills to climb. I have taken a Senior Executive Vice President moment here to rest, to steal Discovery Communications a view of the glorious vista that Susan Berger Evers & Co. Real Estate surrounds me, to look back on the distance I have come. But Kathy Bushkin COO I can rest only for a moment, United Nations Foundation for with freedom come Kevin Chavous responsibilities, and I dare not Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal LLP linger, for my long walk is not Bob Deutsch ended.” Community Investment Manager Cisco Systems, Inc. - The Long Walk to Freedom: John Galloway The Autobiography of Nelson Mandela President Atlantic Media Company

Kerry Knott Vice President, Government Affairs Comcast

Gena Pirtle Global Corporate Philanthropy Manager Cisco Systems, Inc.

Jena vander Velden Alumna 2001-2002 City Year Seattle/King County The Chesapeake Center

Bianca White Alumna 2002-2003 City Year Washington, DC Fairfax Public Schools

Melissa Williams Director Project COMPASS

Senator Harris Wofford

Missy Young

4 5 SERVICE PARTNERS

Flagship Service Partners commit to a full-year partnership with City Year to support long-term service investments in schools and communities.

Signature Service Partners Roxbury YMCA at James M. Curley High Point Village Community Center Douglas Park join City Year to support short-term Elementary School Horace Mann School Foss Park service projects, often one-day physical Saint Peters Bowdoin Street After School Horizons Housing Foster Park transformations of neighborhood parks, Program Hyde/Jackson Square Main Streets Glen Flora Elementary School playgrounds and schools. Spontaneous Celebrations James F. Condon Elementary Illinois Department on Aging Tenacity at New Boston Pilot Middle John W. McCormick Middle Inspiration Corporation BOSTON School Jorge Hernandez Cultural Center Jack Benny Middle School Umana Barnes Middle School Josiah Quincy Upper School Junior Achievement of Chicago FLAGSHIP SERVICE United South End Settlement House Kit Clark Senior Center Lake County Forest Preserve Vine Street Community Center Lee Academy Lake Shore Park Alliance for Inclusion and Prevention at Washington Beech Housing Madison Park Village LISC/Chicago – New Communities Washington Irving Middle School Development Margaret Fuller House Program Area IV Youth Center Washington Irving Middle School Marion Manor Nursing Home Mayor Daley’s KidStart YouthNet Bates Community Learning Center/ William Barton Rogers Middle School McKinley School Region 4 Boys and Girls Club William E. Russel Elementary School Michael J. Perkins Elementary School National Aids Fund BELL Foundation Nathan Hale Elementary School North Illinois Food Bank Bird Street Community Center SIGNATURE SERVICE Newtowne Court Peace Action – Chicago Boston Housing Authority Nuestra Communidad Project YES! Action for Boston Community Boston Public Schools Old Colony Housing Development Salvation Army Development (ABCD) - Dorchester Boston Schoolyard Initiative Pisani Center Southwest Youth Collaborative Neighborhood Service Center Boys and Girls Club of Greater Boston Project RIGHT Street-Level Youth Media Agassiz Community Center, Cambridge Cambridge Youth Programs Rogerson House United Way American Red Cross of Massachusetts Chinatown YMCA Roslindale Community Center Bay Dennis C. Haley Elementary School Roslindale Congregational Church Food CLEVELAND Avon Walk for Breast Cancer Donald McKay Elementary School Pantry Black Ministerial Alliance Earthworks Saint Mary Star of the Sea School FLAGSHIP SERVICE Boomerangs East Boston Social Centers - Boston Saint Stephens Church Boston Area Rape Crisis Center American Red Cross – Greater Youth Network Salvation Army Boston Redevelopment Authority Cleveland Chapter East Boston YMCA Second Church of the Nazarene, Boston Rescue Mission Charles Dickens School Eliot Educational Center Dorchester Bowdoin Street Health Center Cleveland Department of Public Health Ellis Memorial After School Shattuck Shelter Bread and Jams Cleveland Municipal School District Excel Academy Solutions at Work Bromley Health Housing Development Dike Montessori School Fair Foods Spontaneous Celebrations Cambridge and Sommerville Program Joseph Landis School Fletcher Maynard Academy Sportsman’s Tennis Club for Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Kentucky School Fletcher Maynard Academy-Extended Springhouse (CASPAR) Day Teen Alternatives Program Cambridge Housing Authority SIGNATURE SERVICE Frisoli Youth Center Vietnamese American Initiative for Cambridge Senior Center Henry Dearborn Middle School Development, Inc. (Viet-AID) AIDS Task Force Cambridge Transitional Housing High Point Village Vine Street Community Center AM McGreggor Home Chelsea Community Garden Hugh R. O’Donnell Elementary School Westminster Court Botanical Garden City of Boston Parks and Recreation James P. Timilty Middle School Young Acheivers for Science and Camp Burton Department James W. Hennigan Elementary School Mathematics Pilot School Catholic Charities Migration and City of Cambridge Department of John Marshall Elementary School YWCA Refuge Service Public Works John W. McCormack Middle School Center for Community Solutions Codman Health Center Joseph P. Manning Elementary School CHICAGO Christian Family Outreach Center Codman Square Health Center Josiah Quincy Elementary School City Mission Committee to End Elder Homelessness Josiah Quincy Upper School FLAGSHIP SERVICE City of Cleveland Community Servings Lenox/Camden Housing Development Cleveland Foodbank Cradles to Crayons Anton Dvorak Elementary School Leon de Juda - Victory Generations Cleveland Homeless Legal Assistance Department of Conservation and Jacques Marquette Elementary School Louis Aggasiz Elementary School Program at Westside Catholic Center Recreation John T. McCutcheon Elementary School Marshall Community Center Cleveland Metroparks at Bedford Donald McKay Elementary School Julia Ward Howe Elementary School Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School Reservation Dorchester Mattapan Neighborhood Paul Revere Elementary School After School Cleveland Public Library for the Blind Council Richard J. Daley Elementary School Massachusetts Department of and Physically Handicapped Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative William H. Ryder Elementary School Conservation & Recreation Cleveland Sports Commission East Boston Greenway Council Mattahunt Community Center Cleveland State University Edward Everett Elementary School SIGNATURE SERVICE Mattahunt Community Learning Cogswell Hall Elizabeth Stone House Center/Boys & Girls Club Arab American Action Network Dancing Wheels Esplanade Association Mildred Avenue Community Center Auburn-Gresham Community Garden Dension Elementary Ethos Mildred Avenue Middle School Back of the Yards Neighborhood Domestic Violence Center Franklin Field Development Moore Youth Center Council Dress For Success Franklin Hill Development New Arrivals Program at Umana Barnes Big Picture High School Earth Day Coalition Freedom House Middle School Casa Central – La Posada East Clark Elementary School Fresh Pond Reservation New Boston Pilot Middle School Chicago Cares Eliza Bryant Village Golden Age Chinese Center New England SCORES at Marshall Chicago Police Department Espiranza Inc. Greater Boston Food Bank Community Center Chicago Public Library Euclid Animal Shelter Grove Hall Community Center New England SCORES at Mattahunt Cook Elementary School Fairhill Center for Aging Hale House Community Center Cornell Square Park Girl Scouts of Lake Erie Haley House Red Oak After School Program Cornerstone Community Outreach Habitat for Humanity Harvard Yard Child Care Center

4 6 Health Space Museum Denny Terrace Community Center Columbus Recreation and Parks DETROIT Healthy CMHA Dent Middle School Department Hiram House E.L. Wright Middle School Directions for Youth and Families FLAGSHIP SERVICE Hispanic Youth Center Forest Heights Elementary School Directions for Youth and Families Hospice of the Western Reserve Gallery 701 – Short Stop Academy of the Americas InterAct Cleveland Goodwill Industries Donatos, Inc. Berry Elementary School Jones Rd. Congregational Church Grace Christian Ministry Downtown Kiwanis Club Cleveland Middle School Junior Achievement Habitat for Humanity – Habitat Store Eddie Bauer Warehouse Detroit Lions Academy Kamm’s Corner Development Harvest Hope Food Bank Fifth Avenue Elementary School Henry Ford Academy Murtis H. Taylor School Heartworks Ministry Finance Fund Keller Middle School National Conference for Community Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church First Class Events Roberto Clemente Learning Academy and Justice Hyatt Park Neighborhood Association FirstLINK Salina Elementary School Near West Theatre Junior League of Columbia Franklin County Children’s Services White Elementary School NEOCH Lexington Extended Care Holiday Wish Program SIGNATURE SERVICE Ohio Boys Town Logan Elementary School Franklin Park Conservatory – Growing Ohio City Bicycle Co-Op LRADAC to Green 100 Black Men – Safe Night OSU Extension Meals on Wheels Friends of the Scioto ACC (Arab American Chaldean Park East Synagogue Prevent Child Abuse SC Gabor Klein Management Council) Recovery Resources Project Pet Girl Scouts of America ACCESS (Arab Community Center for RSVP Ridgewood Barony Community Glen Echo Neighborhood Association Economic and Social Services) Ronald McDonald House Council Godman Guild Affirmations Lesbian & Gay Saint Herman’s House of Hospitality Rosewood Community Council Good Neighbor’s Committee Community Center Saint Malachi Center Rosewood Elementary School Goodwill Arts N Scraps Salvation Army Coats for Kids St. Martin’s de Porres Catholic School Greater Columbus Arts Council Belle Isle Botanical Society Senior Legal Clinic The Salvation Army Greater Linden Development Bethune Academy Slavic Village Development Sandel Elementary School Corporation Boy Scouts of America Summer Sprouts Program Senior Resources Harper Engraving Boys and Girls Club United Cerebral Palsy SC Department of Juvenile Justice Heartland Nursing Home Boys Hope Girls Hope of Detroit United Church of Christ School District 5 of Lexington and Highlights for Children Bridging Communities University Settlement Richland Counties Huckleberry House Building with Books WCPN Southeast Middle School InChord Communications Camp Cavell – YWCA of Metro Detroit Woodland Distribution Center Still Hopes Indianola Elementary School Capuchin Soup Kitchen World Class Events Management Tucker Dowdy Nursing Center Johnson Park Middle School Casa de Unidad YMCA United Way of the Midlands JP Morgan Chase CHASS Youth Development Center University of South Carolina, Office of Keep Columbus Beautiful The Children’s Center Community Service Programs King Arts Complex Children’s Hospital of Michigan COLUMBIA YMCA Family Center Lowe’s Home Improvement Warehouse City of Detroit, Department of Lutheran Social Services Faith Mission Transportation FLAGSHIP SERVICE COLUMBUS Maryland Elementary School City of Detroit, Office of the Mayor Monroe Middle School AC Moore Elementary School City of Detroit, Recreation Department FLAGSHIP SERVICE Montrose Elementary School Brennen Elementary School Cleveland Middle School Nationwide Insurance Burnside Elementary School Boys’ and Girls’ Club of Columbus Coffey Middle School Native American Indian Center of Burton-Pack Elementary School Heyl Avenue Elementary School Comcast Cares Day Central Ohio Carver-Lyon Elementary School Literature Based Alternative School at Communities in Schools of Detroit Neil Avenue Baptist Church City of Columbia Forestry & Hubbard Elementary COTS (Coalition on Temporary Shelter) Ohio Department of Natural Resources Beautification Ohio Avenue Elementary School Council on Asian Pacific Americans Ohio State University Community Communities In Schools of the St. Steven’s Community House Covenant House Connection Midlands Second Avenue Elementary School Detroit Indian Education and Cultural Operation Feed E.E. Taylor Elementary School Strategies Against Violence Everywhere Center Project GRAD E.L. Wright Middle School (SAVESNet) Detroit Public Schools – Children’s Quarters From Kids Forest Heights Elementary School Windsor Academy Alternative Museum Riverside Elementary School (Dublin) Gadsden Elementary School Elementary School Detroit Public Television St. Raphael’s Home for the Aged Harbison West Elementary School Detroit Rescue Mission Scots Lawncare, Inc. H.B. Rhame Elementary School SIGNATURE SERVICE Detroit Riverfront Conservancy Sherwin Williams Paints Hopkins Elementary School Dress for Success American Addition Civic Association South High School Urban Academy Hyatt Park Elementary School First Step Amethyst, Inc Community Garden L.E.E.R. (Latinos Educated Empowered Floriculture Unit on Belle Isle Area Six Special Olympics Sunrise Assisted Living Renewed) After School Program Focus:HOPE Best Foot Forward Clothing Store Twin Valley Behavioral Healthcare Mill Creek Elementary School Girls Scouts of Metro Detroit Brandi’s Market United Methodist Free Store Pine Grove Elementary School Gleaners Food Bank Business Cards Today – Ohio Printing United Negro College Fund Richland County School District One Greater Downtown Partnership Capital University United Way of Central Ohio South Kilbourne Elementary Greening of Detroit CD101 UPN Columbus WWHO-TV 53 Habitat for Humanity Operations SIGNATURE SERVICE Checkfree Corporation U.S. Naval Reserve Center Chipotle Mexican Grill Volunteers of America Habitat for Humanity Restore American Red Cross City of Columbus Vorys, Staer, Seymour, and Pease LLP Henry Ford Health System Beth and Lou Holtz Winter Shelter Clintonville-Beechwold Community Whetstone Garden and Care Center Homes for Black Children Camp Discovery Resource Center Windsor Academy Elementary School Humane Society of Southeastern Caughman Road Elementary School Columbus Compact Young Men’s Christian Association-- Michigan Central Midlands RTA Columbus Department of Housing Camp Kern Injury Free Coalition – Children’s City of Columbia Parks and Recreation Mobile Tool Library Hospital Columbia Urban League Columbus Housing Partnership Jefferson East Business Association Congaree National Park Columbus Literacy Council Joy Middle School Cooperative Ministries Columbus Metropolitan Area Keith Elementary Delta Life Development Center Community Action Organization Kiwanis Club #1: Books for Kids Project

4 7 La SED Senior Center NCCJ Salvation Army GREATER PHILADELPHIA Lighthouse of Oakland County North Heights Community Center Seabrook Elementary School Lutheran Child and Family Services North Little Rock Boys and Girls Club Seabrook Middle School FLAGSHIP SERVICE Matrix Theatre North Little Rock Parks and Recreation Strawbery Banke Museum Michigan Coalition for Children and Parkview High School Sunset Heights Elementary School, Bartram High School Families Rice Depot Food Bank Nashua Ben Franklin High School Moran Jefferson Nursing Home Ronald McDonald House Town of Hampton Falls Centro Nuevo Creacion Motor City Blight Busters St. Frances House Town of Newmarket Fels High School Motown Historical Museum Southwest Middle School Urban Forestry Frankford High School NAACP – Detroit Chapter William Jefferson Clinton Presidential YMCA Camp Lincoln Furness High School Native American Cultural Center Foundation Harding Middle School Neighborhood Service Organization NEW YORK Kensington High School New Detroit NEW HAMPSHIRE Mastbaum High School Open Door Rescue FLAGSHIP SERVICE Olney High School Project Linus FLAGSHIP SERVICE Overbrook High School ACCIÓN Academy Puppet Art Theater Shaw Middle School Academy of Learning and Technology Bronx Preparatory School Revival Tabernacle South Philadelphia High School Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Children’s Aid Society Ronald McDonald House Starfinder Foundation Manchester Good Will Royal Oak Manor Strawberry Mansion High School Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater Groundwork Saint Aloysius Church Taylor Elementary School Seacoast Phipps CDC Saint Aloysius Community Center T.M. Pierce Elementary School Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nashua The Point Community Development Saint Leo’s Soup Kitchen University City High School Hillside Middle School Center Saint Peter’s Church Visitation BVM School Seabrook Middle School University Settlement Saint Rene’s Church Somersworth High School PS 48 - Joseph R. Drake School SIGNATURE SERVICE Salina Elementary School Somersworth Middle School PS 50 - Vito Marc Antonio School Salvation Army Harbor Light Volunteer Action Center, United Way of PS 111 - Jacob Blackwell School After-school All-Stars Sheridan House the Greater Seacoast PS 137 - John Bernstein School Allegheny West Foundation Simon House PS 149 - The Danny Kaye School Bartram Beacon Southfield Goodfellows SIGNATURE SERVICE PS 194 - Countee Cullen Belmont Parkside Southwest Solutions Counseling Best Buddies Pennsylvania Services American Heart Association SIGNATURE SERVICE The Boys and Girls Club of Nicetown Taft Middle School Audubon Society Cardinal Bevilaqua Community Center THAW (The Heat and Warmth Fund) Blue Ocean Society Bain and Company Carnell Elementary Think Detroit Camp Berea Baruch College Carousel House True Love Christian Ministries Children’s Workshop Bernstein, Litowitz, Berger & The Church of the Advocate Unity Chapel City of Manchester Grossmann LLP Covenant House University of Detroit Mercy City of Nashua Parks and Recreation Boys and Girls Club Cramp Elementary School Upward Bound Department Children for Children East Park Revitalization Alliance Urban Options City of Portsmouth Cisco Systems Edith R Rudolphy Vanguard Community Development City of Portsmouth Welfare Department Citigroup Eliza Shirley House Corporation Cocheco Valley Humane Society Clara Barton School (CS 50) Fairmount Park Commission Vistas Nuevas Head Start Courtyard Apartments Council Member Eric Gioia Frankford Beacon Volunteer Accounting Service Team Dover Housing Authority East New York Family Academy H.A. 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