30TH ANNIVERSARY 1985-2015

30 Years of CRI CRI 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF CRI From the President

Greetings- This year we celebrated 30 years of changing lives through the sport of . To capture this milestone, we’re thrilled to share the “Faces of CRI” photography project by featuring images from our thriving community. The hard work, passion and joy of the sport shine through in their portraits. 2015 was an unprecedented year at CRI. We celebrated the arrival of 91 new shells to provide every rower in our community access to equal, high quality equipment. Community Rowing is stronger than ever and we are proud to have logged over 375,000 hours of rowing in 2015! Our Middle School Indoor Rowing Program expanded into nine new Public Schools and our Para Rowing Program also succeeded in creating the first ever Inclusion event at the ECAC Championship in Worcester. Our Military Program also hosted 100 fellow veterans, family members, and friends at the USO (United Service Organizations) Learn to Row Event, the largest Military Learn to Row to date! Our Elite Para and National Team Development Groups also had hugely successful years. The LTA 4+ earned a silver medal at World Championships, qualifying the event for the Paralympics in Rio. The Men’s Lightweight earned a bronze at Worlds. These athletes play a critical role in sup- porting and advocating for all of our programs here at CRI. Community Rowing has set the bar for innovation in the sport. New programming and initiatives have become the norm at the Harry Parker Boathouse. We have plans to offer programs on the Upper Charles River, we continue to improve on and build wakeless launches, and we share Bryan Fuller Ann Robbart DIRECTOR OF Tara Coleran Tristan McKee ANNUAL our expertise with others. As we grow, safety, quality and BOARD OF COACHING DIRECTORS Henriette Lazaridis Joel Sachs EDUCATION Pedro Davila Yael Mito REPORT community are always our top priorities. PRESIDENT Priscilla Lowell Kurt Somerville Matt Lehrer Nonna Giunta Jeffrey Nelson PHOTOGRAPHY Stephen Maire Will Goldenheim Adam Randall In our busy world, it is an honor to serve as President of an Lila McCain DIRECTOR OF Damian Strohmeyer Ruth Morss DEVELOPMENT Keslea Gusk C.B Sands-Bohrer organization that enables people to unplug and connect VICE PRESIDENT DIRECTORS Tim Pattison EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Ariel Handler Jenny Sichel Jamie Hintlian Tracy Brown through rowing. I’m thrilled to be celebrating the achieve- Anna Harris Kate Smith SECRETARY Bruce H. Smith DIRECTOR OF ments of our community but I know that none of this would CRI FACILITIES/ James Hughes Sharanya Subramanian Stephen Zoloth PROGRAMS & BOATMAN TRUSTEES OPERATIONS Andrew Johnson be possible without the extraordinary time and talent of our TREASURER Dave Snowdon Ted Benford Kane Larin Marilyn Koblan many volunteers. You make CRI great. Thank you! Denis Holler Dick Cashin Brandon Laboy DIRECTOR OF STAFF Cover Image: Nafisa Kasha Ambroise Kathy Keeler OUTREACH Evan Lauriat Wayne Berger Abdi and Isabella Jim Coyne Alyson Magian Marizia Lopez Ellen Minzner Jean Bowen Maximo won the Laura Davis Beth Mooney Tiffany Macon Liz Briskey women’s pair at Mass Kevin Dutt Jane Morse Caitlin Mance Lila McCain Public’s last spring. President

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From the Executive Director

Dear Friends,

Wow. That’s about all I can say. Rowing at CRI 500m sprint in August. Rowing is coming back is possibly the MOST FUN that an American to life at a critical time in the , and can have – the combination of water and we are working very hard to ensure that it flour- exercise and friends; being a part of one of the ishes in 2016. Our city, our state and our country most inspiring communities I have ever expe- desperately need the values that our sport rienced. 2015 arrived in a blizzard and ended embodies: cooperation, personal challenge, with a perfect fall—what made it extraordinary physical health. at CRI was “cross programming” at the Harry Parker Boathouse. Some examples: the first Thank you for making CRI come alive. The ever Inclusion Race at the collegiate ECAC future could not be more exciting! championship, ushering in competitive opportunities for athletes with and without disabilities to compete together, in the same crew. A 14 year old novice coxswain, recov- ering from cancer, steering a boat down the course at Senior National Team Trials in June. A septuagenarian rower jumping into a corporate Bruce Smith team-building event for the final Executive Director

The CRI boathouse CRI Timeline FACES OF CRI

1985 Community Rowing, Inc. begins operating at Weld Boathouse with Howie Schmuck, member #1.

1987 The “shed” is designed by Sherry Proctor and constructed. The original design called for the Proctor Boathouse to be disassembled annually but it remained standing until 2012.

1989 Seasonal use of the Daly Rink begins. 1998 The G-Row program begins under the vision of Olympic gold medalist Holly Metcalf.

2008 Community Rowing, Inc. moves into a permanent home with the completion of the Harry Parker Boathouse.

On the Water: John Sisk and his coaching assistant, famed Cairn Let’s Row: Ellen Minzner, Director of Outreach, raises the tro- Competitive Programs: Men’s Novice Coach, Karl Harshe, Terrier “Coxie”, provide feedback from the launch. phy oar for the winning team at the Middle School Indoor Rowing oversees a spring practice on the Charles. Championship where Boston area middle school students convene at CRI for a day of competition, health, and fun!

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CRI: 30 years of changing the world.

Rowing changes lives and for our 30th anniversary we’re pleased to be able to share images from the “Faces of CRI” photography project by Damian Strohmeyer depicting that very impact. Faces of CRI features members of the community in their rowing environment and the project explores a diverse group of subjects, inviting you to look at the world through their portraits. The photographs celebrate some of the many greatly talented people in the CRI community. At CRI, we are dedicated to fostering a community that is both welcoming and supportive. Under the banner of “Rowing for All” we make rowing accessible without regard to individual ability, background, or experience. We seek to raise the standard of rowing programs through internal excellence, and to share our knowledge and expertise with others for the advancement of the sport at all levels. Community Rowing Inc. (CRI) was founded in 1985 by a group of Olympic and national team rowers who wanted to widen the circle of rowing and secure public access for rowing on the Charles River. Today, CRI is a thriving non-profit with over 30 programs, and a fleet of over 180 sweep and shells. With more than 7,000 participants, CRI is the largest and most successful community-access rowing facility in the United States.

Machias Turner (pictured right), member of the 2015 Boys Para Rowing Johanna Beyer, Novice program. pictured above, CRI boasts the strongest and broadest offering of rowing programs for people with disabilities. was recently Elevated in 2015 to a Gold Level USOC Paralympic Sport Club, CRI served over 250 people with disabilities named spare in recreational, development, and competitive para programs. CRI introduced an adaptive component to to the 2016 the Middle School Indoor Rowing Program in the Boston Public Schools, and for the first time had Austrian Paralympic events for students with disabilities at the Boston Youth Indoor Rowing Championship. CRI coaches Team. and volunteers helped support the adoption of Inclusion Rowing, where crews comprised of athletes both with and without disabilities compete in the same boat, at local and regional regattas including the Head of the Charles, the ECAC National Collegiate Invitational Regatta, and CRI’s Fall Classic. CRI is paving the way for opportunities for athletes with intellectual disabilities to compete in on- water racing.

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Girl’s Varsity: 193 char, 29 words

The US Light- High Performance Group Pictured above: “The team is young and promising with 25 of the Skye Elliot, weight Men’s As a part of CRI’s commitment to high quality programming, CRI has developed a High Eight celebrate head coach of their bronze Performance Group to develop National Team athletes to compete at the World Championships. 27 rowers who raced in the three Head of the the Girls Varsity medal at the The Lightweight Men’s 8+ that was selected and trained at CRI earned a Bronze Medal at the Team on the CRI 2015 World 2015 World Championships in Aiguebelette, France. Outreach Director, Ellen Minzner also Charles boats competing in that event for the dock. Champion- served as the head coach for the US LTA 4+ for the third year in a row. The LTA 4+ earned a ships. Pictured very first time.” above (left to second silver medal at the 2015 World Rowing Championships, qualifying the crew for the 2016 COACH SKYE ELLIOT, GIRLS VARSITY right): Tobin Paralympic Games in Rio. The development athletes play a key role for the IRL and CRI’s McGee, John recreational and competitive programs, acting as a source of cutting-edge knowledge about the Devlin, Chris Competitive Girls Varsity Lambert, Peter sport that informs the mission of “Rowing for All. 2015 was a year of transition for the Girls Varsity Team. In the spring the varsity girls qualified three Schmidt, Phillip Henson, Alex boats for Youth Nationals, but also said goodbye to 19 senior rowers, three senior coxswains and Twist, David Head Coach Veronika Platzer. In August, CRI welcomed Skye Elliot, former Head Coach at Years In the early years, CRI predominantly Smith, Matthew 30 Juniors, as the new Girls Varsity Head Coach. The team is young and promising with 25 of the 27 rowed and won in wooden boats without Lenhart, John of Community cox boxes while their competitors were rowers who raced in the three Head of the Charles boats competing in that event for the very first Carlson (c) transitioning to a carbon fiber/honeycomb/ time. The two young 8’s finished an impressive 12th and 31st out of 85 entries in the Women’s Youth epoxy construction that weighed almost Eights, while the Women’s Youth Four finished 47th out of 85 entries. 100 pounds less.

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Athletes from Girls Row Boston Military David Letter, Row Boston stroke seat Girls Row Boston is entering its 17th year as THE model for youth development rowing programs CRI is committed to providing veterans with opportunities to connect and re-engage in a healthy, take to the picture above, water. across the country. More than just a rowing team, Girls Row Boston features academic support, lead- active community at the Harry Parker Boathouse. With ongoing team training as well as drop in pro- participated ership development, and college and career preparation that results in high school graduation and grams for friends and family, CRI creates a hub of support in addition to providing a healthy outlet for on the college acceptance rates well above those of the Boston Public Schools average. Currently, the team physical activity that has been shown to reduce both service related and non-service related stress. Military Sweep Team last year boasts a GPA of 3.4, and four senior girls have been accepted into college including Merrimack 63% of participants strongly agreed that participation in the program relieved stress related to their prior to his College, Framingham State, and Michigan State. everyday experiences, with 34% reporting an increase in the degree to which the program helped deployment to relieve their stress from the beginning of the season to the end. CRI partners with the Bedford VA, Afghanistan. In and team RWB, and collaborates with other veteran serving organizations including Home Base, this image, he leads a Military Wounded Warrior, and the Department of Veterans Affairs. Across all CRI programs Learn to Row and one-day veterans events hosted at CRI, we are proud to report that over 1,100 veterans bene- with the U.S. fited from out programs. Veteran programming is free of charge to all veterans, as our way of saying Coast Guard. 30 Years The prized and most highly coveted boat “thank you for your service.” of Community to row back in the early years was the Josephine.

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Brent Bode, Recreational Youth Siri Demarche, Head Coach “Team culture opens up a space for teens to CRI helped more than 1,000 youth from metro-Boston try rowing for the first time! In a non-com- IRL Fellow ’16, of the Com- brings a petitive Girls grow their skills & character in an environment petitive environment, young people between the ages of 12 and 18 learned to row on the Charles Summer Skills Novice team is that values both competitiveness and human through both Crew League and Youth Learn to Row. Rowers moved from the barge, a successful skill class down to pictured above. development tool, to rowing in eight-person training shells. We hope they will be lifelong fans of both the water. Coach “Bode” CRI and our amazing sport. who joined CRI goodness.” in 2010 also COACH BRENT BODE, GIRLS NOVICE coaches novices and interme- diate adult rowers. Competitive Girls Novice The Girls Novice Team continues to achieve extraordinary excellence! For the first time ever, the novice girls won the 1N8+ at the US Rowing Northeast District Championships! This is especially sweet because CRI faces a handful of very competitive teams with razor-sharp performance-minded 30 Years In 1988, 17 CRI rowers rented a Class A coaching and resources. of Community Motorhome to take to Masters Nationals in Oak Ridge. The team’s “Fun, Fast, Friends” motto and the camaraderie it creates enables the girls to benefit from the strength of community. Moreover, team culture opens up a space for teens to grow their skills & character in an environment that values both competitiveness and human goodness. CRI is very proud of the girls, their efforts, their commitment to each other, and their accomplishments together. Finally, a gracious thank you to all of those who help build this strong community!

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Pictured above: Competitive Men Competitive Women The CRI Women’s Denis Holler, Senior Master The competitive men had a fantastic season with noteworthy performances at Masters Nationals held More than 35 women from ages 21-65 and spanning a variety of rowing backgrounds proudly formed CRI Treasurer Four of Court- and avid oars- in Camden NJ. The Men’s A 4+ won a National Championship by narrowly beating Lincoln Park from CRI’s Competitive Women’s Masters Team in 2015. The year brought many highlights and victories ney Forrester, man! Chicago. Our B 2-, comprised of Kevin Dutt and Nolan Watts, captured the gold medal by beating including a very successful Masters National Championship showing in Camden, New Jersey where Camilla Sutter, a strong crew from Potomac, MD. The squad as a whole looks forward to competing in the Masters the women brought home 17 medals and placed 2nd in the team standings. The women made equal- Gina Sage, and Cheryl Egan Nationals in Worcester, Ma in 2016. ly dominant appearances at the Head of the Charles and the to round out the (not pictured: season, rowing well into November. coxswain Susan Lamprey) on their way to a fourth place finish at the 2015 Head Of The Charles Regatta. 30 Years If you ever received a CRI newsletter called 30 Years Debbie Parker and Mary Howard, learned of Community the Quarterly Crab, written by our very of Community to row in a CRI Masters program and went own Ellen Minzner, you might have rowed on to compete in the 1989 World Champion- at CRI! ships in the Lightweight Four.

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In the fall the boys

David Competitive Boys Novice Pictured above: Babikian and “ 2015 was a record-breaking year for the Competitive Boys Novice. After making dramatic gains in Over the summer, the boys placed third in the U19 Will Congram, Joey Carleo, Head Coach pictured above, the winter training season, the boys won every sweep event they entered. The boys team showed 8+ and won their second consecutive U19 4+ at of the Varsity were the stern their progress by sweeping the Saratoga invite, Northeast Regionals, and dual races on the Charles. Boys, and Her- pair in the CRI The Competitive Novice Program continues to prepare athletes for the Varsity Program focusing on Canadian Henley.” shel Congram. Men’s Youth COACH WILL CONGRAM, BOYS VARSITY Eight entry that skill development, training, and racing experience. finished third place in the Competitive Boys Varsity 2015 Head Of The Competitive Boys Varsity set new milestones for CRI on multiple fronts in 2015. At the Youth The Charles. National Championship, the varsity boys achieved unprecedented success with their four entries: 5th place in the lightweight 8+, 1st in the men’s 2-, CRI’s first men’s youth national title, and 3rd and 16th places in the heavyweight 8+ — securing CRI’s first medal in that event. Over the summer the 30 Years Until the move to the Harry Parker Boat- varsity boys placed third in the U19 8+ and won their second consecutive Henley Gold in the U19 4+ of Community house, all equipment was de-rigged and at Canadian Henley. In the fall the boys achieved their best finish to date at the Head of the Charles, stored at Proctor, in home garages, barns, placing third behind Marin and Oakland in the men’s youth 8+. The boy’s squad is now on a mission upper rafters of local boathouses and even to get to the top of the podium at Youth Nationals in 2016. at the old armory at BU which is now home to the Aggannis Arena and C.R.A.S.H.-B.’s!

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Tiffany Macon, Boys Row Boston Boys Row “In 2015 there were 11 field trips to the Harry Boston ensures pictured above, The Row Boston Boys Varsity squad has made major improvements in the past year in team account- oversees and that all boys ability, attendance and fitness, and nearly accomplished our goal of having every varsity member implements Parker Boathouse, 215 participants at the in the Boston the Let’s Row complete a race in a single. Teamwork, leadership, and motivation have been the intrinsic focuses Public Schools Boston Middle Boston Youth Indoor Rowing Championships, for this past year and the Row Boston Boys have made great strides toward achieving this. have access to School Pro- rowing oppor- gram at CRI. and 2,106 students in the school based MSIRP” The team competed in the Lowell Invitational, the Moose on the Malden Regatta, the Massachusetts tunities. TIFFANY MACON Public School State Championship in the spring, and the CRI Fall Classic, Head of the Merrimack, Head of the Quinobequin, Merrimack Chase, and Head of the Charles in the fall. Overall, it was a fun Middle School Indoor Rowing Program year for Row Boston and the team hopes to continue to grow in 2016. The 2014-2015 academic year marks the fourth year that the Middle School Indoor Rowing Program (MSIRP) has served Boston Public School students. In 2015 there were 11 field trips to the Harry Parker Boathouse, 215 participants at the Boston Youth Indoor Rowing Championships, and 2,106 students in the school based MSIRP. 30 Years The original CRI uniform was aqua with block, black, felt, iron-on lettering. The biggest addition in 2015 to the MSIRP is Eddy Mog, our new Middle School Head Coach. Eddy’s of Community dedication to the development of the MSIRP has helped expand the program into more than 25 Boston Public Schools. The MSIRP staff is looking forward to continuing to support the mission of “Rowing for All” in Boston Public Schools.

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The Novice O.W.L. On The Water Dave Snowdon, Competitive Other Programs Director of The OWL on the Water program is designed exclusively for youth enrolled in the Optimal Weight for Girls, under Institute for Rowing Leadership (IRL) Facilities/Boat- the guidance Life (OWL) clinic at Children’s Hospital Boston. Participants competed at the CRASH B World Indoor man, supervises of Coach Bode, Rowing Championships in February and the City of Boston Mayor’s Cup in June. 2015 brought the enrollment of the largest IRL class to date with nine new fellows joining the Class of the rigging, learning that 2016 from across the country. With the graduation of the Class of 2015 in June, there are now 28 IRL maintenance, skills and graduates - including our first international graduate from the United Kingdom - working in a myriad and repair of smiles are our beloved of roles throughout the rowing world. equally im- shells and the portant in the In addition, the ‘What Works’ Summit Coaching Conference and Monthly Coaching Education Series smooth oper- sport. ation of our events reached their highest levels of engagement to date giving CRI and other local coaches regu- facility. lar opportunities to engage in the process of continued learning.

Business Engagement/Corporate Rowing 30 Years Sherry Proctor, designer of the original In 2015 CRI introduced 1200 new corporate rowers to rowing by putting 150 corporate 8+s on the of Community Proctor Boathouse, was also the origi- water. We hosted 60 different companies at CRI for events, teambuilding rows and Charles River nal course architect for the Head Of The Rowing league teams. We utilized 450 volunteer slots to help us pull off these successful events. Charles Regatta. On our biggest single day we hosted twelve 8+s on the water from 3 different companies. Thanks to our wonderful coaches, coxswains, boatmen and volunteers who helped us delight our corporate clients by introducing them to the sport!

20 21 CRI COACHES 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF CRI 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF CRI Thaddeus Babiec Teina Lucas

Andrew Bagley Julia Luft

Dan Baker Jovia Manzie

Mike Baker Eddy Mog Lauren Moore Brie Baskin Lucy Moyes Joshua Bers Brendan Mulvey Brent Bode George Munger Sabrina Bohrer Coree Naslund Kristen Brownlee Beth Noll Roger Bryant Alexander Oliveira Sandra Cardillo Christopher Owens Will Congram Bryan Pape Ashton Cox Veronika Platzer Drew Daylor Theodore Pritz Brian DeDominici Jessica Radlo Siri DeMarche Faith Richardson

Tom Demers Dave Ringham

Mary Donnelly Kelsey Schelling

Skye Elliot Rachel Schlosser

Lauren Fisher Arielle Sebestyen Margot Shumway Mary Foster Kate Simeon Jovani Fox John Sisk Nigel Gallaher Joe Gartland Emily Spencer Megan Getman Drew Tennant Andrew Golda Tom Tiffany Corlis Gross Kevin Vermeesch Katherine Harrington Samantha Wang Daniel Harrison Julie Warren Karl Harshe Jeannie Watson Angelique Hrycko Nicholas Weigel Dale Hurley Luke Wilhelm

Logan Jester Hannah Woodruff

Emily Johnston

William Juckett

Spencer Kales

Gilder Keeler

John Keh

Gavin Kelley

Chris Leonard

David Levy

22 23 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF CRI 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF CRI FINANCIALS FY2015 Community Rowing Contributors $100,000+ Jessie B. Cox CLT - Elizabeth Davis $1,000 - $2,499 Stephen and Kim Maire Anonymous (1) Cox Family Fund John Hancock MLK Anonymous (7) Dana K. Martin Richard M. Cashin and Josephine and Louise Summer Scholars Mark Abelson Cameran Mason Revenue & Support IN THOUSANDS Crane Foundation, Inc. Elizabeth S. Cashin Charles T. Lelon Dr. Robert H. Acker- Linda Merk-Gould Laura Davis and Program Fees $2,475 $75,000 - $99,999 The MENTOR Network man Katherine Merseth Tyler Jacks Charitable Foundation The Boston Foundation Bruce Baggaley James Munn Timothy W. Fulham Jane and Robert Morse Malcolm Baker and Contributions $1,653 $50,000 - $74,999 Jim Nuzzo Joukowsky Family Pacific Rim Films, Inc. Christina Wood Anonymous (1) Foundation Karen O’Neill Facilities Fees $282 Program Fees Mr. Howard B. Alfred B. Bigelow $2,475 Kathryn E. Keeler Nancy Osborne $25,000 - $49,999 Schmuck Bobbe Jacobson Amelia Peabody Debra Kemper Thomas C. Palmer, Jr. Storage and Rental Fees $217 Mr. A. Hugh Scott Charitable Fund Foundation David Parker and Lodge of St. Andrew The Seth Sprague Daniel Bort Contributions Cummings Foundation, Janet Tiampo Special Events $108 Nesworthy Charitable Educational and Tina Choe and Brian $1,653 Inc. Vincent J. Piccirilli and Trust Charitable Foundation Gorin Deborah Munroe Anita L. Meiklejohn Non-Cash Support $93 Roy A. Hunt Foundation The Sweet Shop Films, Noonan Memorial Fund LLC Charles P. Pieper and Sanofi Genzyme Edward Ford and Carole J. Pieper Soros Fund Charitable $2,500 - $4,999 Other $31 Jennifer Frutchy Deerfield Academy John B. Reichenbach Foundation Anonymous (1) J.E. & Z.B. Butler Gregory M. Devine and Margaret L. The Peabody Total Revenue and Support $4,859 Foundation Dr. Kathryn Ackerman Margaret T. Gelin Reichenbach Foundation, Inc. and Kurt Borcherding Liberty Mutual Harold L. Wyman Patrick Riordan Elizabeth Thomas Foundation The Amgen Foundation Foundation, Inc. Alvaro Rodriguez Vela Foundation Mabel Louise Riley Bayada Home Health Hartnett Family Foun- Arregui *Program Scholarships $179 Foundation Vertex Pharmaceuticals Care dation, Inc. Amy and John Sangiolo Incorporated Boston Center for Blind Lila McCain and Harvard Pilgrim Health Schley Family Peter Beaman Wells Fargo Children Care Institute Foundation Cambridge Trust Expenses IN THOUSANDS Mark Proctor and $5,000 - $9,999 Brooks and Katharina Dr. Piotr Sobieszczyk Company Charlotte McKee Anonymous (1) Helmick and Leigh Fraser Program $2,527 Hemenway & Barnes Mr. Hamid R. Boylston Properties Jamie and Carolyn Stampfli LLP Moghadam Hintlian Mrs. Marion R. Stone General and Administrative $1,107 Charles River Apparel Rabbi Abraham Kenneth Iscol Ben Holbrook Mr. Glenn Creamer Allen Tolly Halbfinger and Henriette Lazaridis and Mrs. Mary Jane Bruce Ibbetson The Travel Channel Fundraising $549 Program Fees Charlesview Charitable Creamer Andy and Michael and $2,527 Fund Linda McLane United States Olympic Whitney and Elizabeth Kamio Committee Depreciation $869 Tremont Street Elizabeth Hatch Richard Polins Elizabeth C. Kent Foundation Mary R. Upton ThermoFisher Scientific George and Priscilla Lowell Mark D. Vannorsdall Total Expenses $5,052 Yawkey Foundation General & Marina Hatch United Way of Thomas W. Lowe Administrative $10,000 - $24,999 Massachusetts Bay Viridian Energy, LLC $1,107 Denis M. Holler and Mrs. Elizabeth C. Lyman Anonymous (1) and Merrimack Valley Stephen Zoloth $500 - $999 Income(Loss) from Operations -$(194) Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Community Rowing’s Legacy Society Anonymous (9) Foundation Please consider joining our Legacy Society and including CRI in your Ted Benford American Heart estate. Judy and Paul Bernice Association Bridget M. Bettigole Anna B. Stearns Dr. Eugenia and Leonard Marcus Charitable Foundation, Terry Blizzard Jane Morse Inc. Richard and Anonymous Family A. Hugh Scott Mary Kate Bluestein Fund Including CRI in your estate and overall financial plans ensures that the David and Cassie commitment and dedication you brought to CRI’s mission of “Rowing for All” Bordeau Cabot Family will continue. * Paid. Charitable Trust Alejandro and Please contact Lib Diamond at [email protected] or Irene Chavez **Values of programming offered at no cost to participants. John Carlson 970.846.1326 for more information. For complete audited financial statements, please email our Manager of Annual Giving at [email protected]. CHT Foundation Jane and Walter Demers Dublin School, Inc.

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Kevin C. Dutt Donna S. Vanderclock Arthur Rosenfeld Sandra E. Cardillo Michelle Jaeger Thomas Sargent $50 -$99 Ruth Morss Beth Gies Adam Randall Yasmin Farooq and Susan Vermazen Peter Sharis and John A. Chatzky Sarah Kasten John and Anonymous (8) Rowan Murphy Angela Gilmore Elysabeth and Roger Waterman Hannah Weddle Christine Sharis Chubb & Son Vickery Kehlenbeck Cecile Scheufele Charles Altekruse William L. Neeley, Jr. Ari Goldberg Dustin Ray The Fuller Foundation, Anne Marie Whalen Loryn Sheffner Laura Coleman John Keleher Lynnae Schwartz Kasha J. Ambroise Francis O’Connor William Goldenheim Kathleen Regan Inc. and David Dolinger Din Shih Ann Minzner Conley Lake Union Crew John Senner Loretta Attardo Lauri Perry Barbara Goldstein Mari Ryan Keith Gilbert Williams College Crew Fradin Silberstein Craftsbury Outdoor Ashley Lanfer Julia Sinclair Viken Babikian Elizabeth Pfeil Deborah Grinnell Alexander Shih Thomas Gonsiorowski Foundation $250 - $499 Center Tracy Leonard Raad Siraj Susan Balke and Charlotte Pierce Kelsea Gusk Dao Shih and Barbara A. James Smith Martina Curtin Arend Sluis Robert A. Balke Karen Shih Herrmann Anonymous (2) A J Howell Livingston Laura Piscopo William Harley Julianne and Lucy and Jason Boyer Ed Dailey and Michael K. Michael Smith Richard Barran Matthew Provencher Frederick F. Hewett and Katharine Shih Jim and Dee Hadley Daniel Stevenson Monica Karin Davis Livingston Lanier Smythe BJ’s Cheryl Mazaik Te Shih Serena Hatch Tracy R. Brown Julie Quinn R. 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26 27 Ricky Vandegrift, Zach Burns, Molly Moore, Jaclyn Smith and Jenny Sichel (coxswain) during LTA 4+ selection for the 2015 World Rowing and Para Rowing Championships.

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