A Rich Treasure, a Critical Mission

A RICH TREASURE, FISCAL YEAR 2012 ANNUAL REPORT A CRITICAL MISSION (JULY 1, 2011 – JUNE 30, 2012) WHO WE ARE Zoo New England is the non-profit organization responsible for the operation of Franklin Park Zoo in Boston and Stone Zoo in Stoneham, Mass. Both Zoos are accredited by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA).

Zoo New England's mission is to inspire people to protect and sustain the natural world for future generations by creating fun and engaging experiences that integrate wildlife and conserva - tion programs, research, and education.

To learn more about our Zoos, education programs and conservation efforts, please visit us at www.zoonewengland.org OFFICERS FY12: July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012 Gordon Carr - Board Chair Ed Toomey - Board Vice Chair Peter Wilson - Board Treasurer DIRECTORS FY12: July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012 Robert Beal Walter Little Rory Browne, D. Phil Lynda MacDonald Gordon Clagett Harry Nudelman Jeff Corwin Daniel O’Connell James Dunbar David Passafaro Bruce Enders Jeanne Pinado David Friedman, Esq. David C. Porter Brenda Furlong Claudia Richter, MD Janice Houghton Jay Kemp Smith Councillor Tito Jackson Beth Williams Byron Kalogerou, Esq. ADVISORY COUNCIL FY12: July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012 Officers: Rory Browne, D. Phil – Advisory Council Chair Kathy Vieweg – Advisory Council Vice Chair Members: Alexis Belash Jackie Henke Andrew Mauck Lloyd Hamm Beatrice Flammia John MacNeil Bill Byrne Mitsou MacNeil Curt Dietrich Mark Gudaitis David Hirschberg Mark Vaughan Esq. Diana McDonald Samantha Overton Donna Denio Bussell Elizabeth Cook Susanne Macdonald Hathaway Jade Terry Schneider Jessica Gifford Nigrelli Alan K. Stern Cover: Red panda twins were born at Franklin Park Zoo in July 2011. Photo by Fran Mandeville Zoo Supporters,

Fiscal year 2012 was a very exciting year for Zoo New England marked with many achievements and new opportunities. From exciting births including a kangaroo joey, white-cheeked gibbon, and a Grevy’s zebra, to engaging interactive experiences such Aussie Aviary, Butterfly Landing and the always memorable Masters of Flight: Birds of Prey show, there was so much to share.

Franklin Park Zoo celebrated a century of fun and adventure and people of all ages enjoyed the many celebrations in honor of the Zoo’s 100th birthday. As part of the centennial celebration, we presented the thrilling seasonal exhibit Zoorassic Park where visitors were immersed in a prehistoric journey through time filled with moving, roaring, life-like animatronic dinosaurs, including the imposing Tyrannosaurus rex.

As vibrant, essential contributors to our region’s cultural landscape, Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo provide affordable, fun activities for families while simultaneously educating and inspiring wildlife conservationists and supporters. In FY12, more than 660,000 children, teens, adults, tourists, teachers and students visited the Zoos making FY12 a record-setting year. In fact, attendance increased 25 percent over FY11, strengthening our reputation as being a must-see destination.

Within our gates, classroom learning is brought to life and family memories are created. In FY12, we welcomed more than 47,000 students who visited our Zoos through school field trips. Their laughter and squeals of excitement were contagious as they streamed through our gates for a day of fun and learning. As the fiscal year drew to a close, we were anxiously preparing for the opening of our new, magnificent playground at Franklin Park Zoo which was made possible by the Play 2 Dream Foundation.

Delivering on our mission and inspiring tomorrow’s conservation leaders requires great vision as well as passion, creativity and commitment. We are fortunate to have a skilled and dedicated group of professional staff and a strong core of devoted Board members and volunteers working together to enhance our Zoos. The members of our greatly expanded Board of Directors provide strategic direction, insights, technical expertise, financial resources and untold hours of hard work in a commitment to raising our Zoos to the pinnacle of quality.

We look ahead with a sense of excitement and anticipation. Our Zoos are on the move and the years to come will be marked by transformation and growth that will help us truly realize the vision for these beloved institutions. We are privileged to have the loyal and generous Zoo members, donors and volunteers recognized in this Annual Report who are fueling this initiative. With your continued support, and that of a growing number of partners, we are making it happen!

Sincerely,

John Linehan President & CEO A kangaroo joey began to poke its head out of its mother’s pouch in February 2012 at Franklin Park Zoo. The arrival marked the first kangaroo birth at the Zoo since 2005. Zoos That Inspire Our Zoos play a unique role in connecting people to the Significant Animal Achievements natural world while providing engaging, memorable experiences. Each animal is an ambassador for its species and has an At Franklin Park Zoo, visitors watched in pure enchantment important story to tell in regard to the importance of wildlife along the Outback Trail as Skippy the kangaroo hopped by with protection and habitat preservation. Some species rely on zoos in her baby in her pouch. At Stone Zoo, guests were thoroughly part for their comeback from the brink of extinction. Management delighted to watch Paddy, a white-cheeked gibbon, learn to of animals within and cooperatively between institutions swing and play alongside his parents. accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) is Whether it’s a family outing, a corporate picnic or a school vital for ensuring healthy, genetically diverse populations. field trip, our Zoos provide a welcoming environment where all Zoo New England has been an active participant in and guests can enjoy themselves and learn about the incredible ani - contributor to a number of important Species Survival Plans mals that we share our planet with. In FY12, we had record- (SSPs) for many years. SSPs, cooperative, inter-zoo programs co - breaking attendance with more than 660,000 visitors who ordinated nationally through AZA, are designed to maintain ge - enjoyed everything that our Zoos have to offer. We are working netically diverse and demographically stable captive populations hard to realize our vision for the future of these Zoos and are of species. committed to building world-class institutions for you and your family to enjoy for generations to come. In FY12, the Zoos experienced quite a baby boom and visitors delighted in seeing all of the new faces. In early July, red panda twins were born at Franklin Park Zoo, marking the first birth of this endangered species at the Zoo. Born helpless and with closed eyes, the twins, a male and a female, stayed in the nest box with their mother for three months after birth. They caused quite a sensation when they made their exhibit debut in October. In addition to the red panda twins, other births and hatchings included an endangered Grevy’s zebra, a red kanga - roo, and rare Siberian crane chicks. The kangaroo joey first began to poke its head out of its mother’s pouch in February. Kangaroo babies are born after a very short 30 to 35 day gestation and are about the size of a jelly bean. Joeys begin to emerge from the pouch for short periods at around 190 days. The arrival marked the first kan - garoo birth at the Zoo since 2005. A few months later, a rare Siberian crane chick hatched. Franklin Park Zoo is one of three North American institutions accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums to house these critically endangered birds. It is estimated that roughly 3,000 of these cranes, noted for their pure white plumage and black flight feathers, remain in the wild. The Zoo, the first in North America to successfully breed these birds, has produced seven chicks since 1999. This success is the result of a lot of hard work and tech - nical expertise. The newest chick, hatched May 15, 2012, at Franklin Park Zoo is a result of artificial insemination. Because these birds hail from the high Arctic regions, each year on February 14 the Zoo staff increases the amount of light in the birds’ exhibit by one hour a week to simulate the light cycle in their native environment. The light is increased until the birds receive 21 to 22 hours of light a day. Once the light cycle reaches this point, the birds typically begin breeding. At Stone Zoo visitors also saw a number of new faces. New births and hatches included a white-cheeked gibbon, a prehensile-tailed porcupine and Caribbean flamingos. Since the birth of the white-cheeked gibbon on Sept. 2, 2011, visitors have taken great pleasure in watching Paddy grow from being a small, helpless baby clinging to his mother to the thriving, energetic young gibbon who now swings throughout the exhibit alongside his parents. Zoo New England participates in the White-cheeked

Gibbon SSP, and this birth – a first for ZNE – is the result of Photos from top to bottom: Caribbean flamingos, a prehensile-tailed a recommended breeding between Iggy and Kien. porcupine, and Paddy, a white-cheeked gibbon, with his father Kien. Immersive Experiences

At Franklin Park Zoo, the ever-engaging Aussie Aviary and Butterfly Landing were once again places where people could truly connect with the wonders of wildlife. Whether feeding the colorful budgies in Aussie Aviary or immersing themselves in the calm, tranquil environment of Butterfly Landing, people of all ages flocked to these interactive and educational spaces. Visitors were immersed in a prehistoric jour - ney through time at the thrilling Zoorassic Park, Visitors to the Zoos can enjoy memorable interactive experience including the engaging free-flight Masters of Flight: Birds of Prey show at Stone Zoo and the where a vast array of fascinating dinosaurs awaited opportunity to meet the giraffes at Franklin Park Zoo’s GiraffeTerrace. them at every turn. With more than 15 moving, roaring, life-like animatronic dinosaurs, including It is one thing to see wildlife, but it’s a completely different experience to the imposing Tyrannosaurus rex, this unique sea - be able to interact with the incredible animals at our Zoos. sonal experience at Franklin Park Zoo captivated Visitors of all ages were thrilled with the opportunity to meet Beau at the the imagination. Giraffe Terrace, a seasonal experience that is available for a small fee. Standing Through all of these experiences and so face-to-face with the 18-foot-tall giraffe while feeding him butternut squash, is many others, Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo definitely not something that is soon forgotten. are uniquely positioned to connect guests to the Masters of Flight: Birds of Prey once again wowed visitors at Stone Zoo. vast wonders of nature by creating opportunities This free-flight show featured bird species from around the world in an engag - to explore, discover, play, learn, imagine and ing, memorable and educational experience. People watched in awe as the birds treasure. More than anything else, these experi - – including a majestic bald eagle – flew in from overhead and demonstrated ences help foster a greater appreciation for the natural behaviors such as unique survival techniques and food foraging, as well natural world that guests will carry with them as specialized physical adaptations. long after they have walked through our gates. Committed to Conservation While our animal collection may be the primary motiva - Conservation doesn’t just happen abroad. The Zoos are tion behind a Zoo visit, our mission – our passion – is to inspire committed to a host of conservation initiatives right in our own and educate the next generation of conservation stewards and backyard. ZNE, in partnership with Ecologic Entomology, leaders. Our conservation programs are far-reaching and make LLC of Boston, has launched a multi-faceted pollinator aware - a lasting and meaningful impact locally, regionally and interna - ness program. In April 2012, an apiary, featuring10 wooden tionally. At our Zoos, people of all ages can discover the bee hives containing 100,000 honeybees, was installed on the incredible biodiversity of our planet and the critical role they grounds of Franklin Park Zoo. Through the apiary project, we play in ensuring it remains a healthy, thriving environment plan to teach education program participants, our ZooTeens for generations to come. and others about beekeeping, the role bees play in the ecosys - Looking beyond the majestic lion whose roar echoes tem as pollinators, and the importance of preserving this im - throughout Franklin Park Zoo or the snow leopard that tracks portant species. Further goals include increasing the number of her prey from atop her rocky perch at Stone Zoo, you will honeybee colonies in the Greater Boston area, and expanding uncover a host of science and conservation advancements that people’s understanding of the inter-reliance of humans with reverberate into the far corners of the world. other species of the world. Since 2006, ZNE has been committed to amphibian Also close to home, ZNE staff continues to participate in conservation efforts in Panama. ZNE is one of several institu - the restoration of habitat for the endangered Karner blue tions working to save amphibians from the brink of extinction buttterfly. ZNE is part of the New England Zoo & Aquarium in the eastern region of Panama –an area rich with diverse Conservation Collaborative, comprised of a group of amphibian species. Dr. Eric Baitchman, ZNE Director of accredited zoos, which is working to expand the numbers of Veterinary Services, is the lead veterinarian for the Panama the Karner blue butterfly through the Karner Blue Butterfly Amphibian Rescue and Conservation Project, comprised of a Habitat Restoration Project initiated by the U.S. Fish and consortium of partners dedicated to vital amphibian conserva - Wildlife Service and New Hampshire Fish and Game. The tion efforts. To learn more about Dr. Baitchman’s work visit project seeks to bolster the local population of this federally www.zoonewengland.org/conservation. endangered butterfly by restoring its pine barren habitat as well as its main food source –wild lupine, in Concord, N.H. Sharing the

Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo provide the perfect natural Throughout the school year, the Zoos offer free admission to environment for active exploration, inquiry and hands-on discov - all Massachusetts schoolchildren. By providing opportunities to ery to inspire people of all ages to interact with the world in a underserved schoolchildren who may not otherwise be able positive way. Zoo New England’s expansive science, technology, to visit our Zoos, we are able to share the beauty and complexity engineering and mathematics (STEM) focused educational of wildlife and extend our reach by bringing fun and effective programs, which incorporate Massachusetts and federal curricu - educational programming to all members of our community. lum frameworks, supplement and build interest in formal science In FY12, we welcomed more than 47,000 students who visited education and enable our guests to better explore the intricate the Zoos during school field trips. connection between natural, thriving habitats and wildlife. Through a range of formal and informal programming, the Whether discovering the life cycle of a butterfly in Butterfly Education department shares the wonder of nature with so many Landing or learning about endangered Mexican gray wolves, a – from toddlers in the Playful Paws playgroups to school-aged visit to the Zoo highlights the importance of wildlife protection children, college students working on research, adult education and conservation in a meaningful way that has a lasting impact. participants and a host of others. Wonders of the Natural World “The Franklin Park Zoo is one of Boston's institutional treasures. On the occasion of our Founder's Day, celebrating 368 years of continuous existence, everyone at The Roxbury Latin School ventured to the Zoo, in its 100th year, for a day of education and interesting experiences. I am confident that our students have gained much greater appreciation for their responsibility as stewards of the Earth and all its creatures as a result of our shared adventure. We are very grateful for the professionalism, enthusiasm, and inspiring mission of the Zoo and all those associated with it.” – Kerry P. Brennan, Headmaster, The Roxbury Latin School

FY12 program highlights: • Engaged 169,696 visitors through programs and interpretation, a 17 percent increase over FY12 • Increased after-school programming by 80 percent over FY12 • Increased the total number of programs by 11 percent over FY12 • Began the fourth year of a successful summer camp o c

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Class time is not only for children. Our educators also offer o h P classes aligned with the state’s educational frame-works to enhance the knowledge, skills and expertise of Massachusetts and New Hampshire school teachers. Teachers not only learn how to maxi - mize the use of the Zoos to facilitate learning, but also participate in activities that can be replicated in classrooms using either commonly found materials or special kits designed by the Zoos’ educators. Zoo New England’s staff also greatly contributes to environ - mental education beyond the Zoos’ gates. Jennifer Gresham, ZNE Director of Education, is a member of the Steering Committee for the Secretary’s Advisory Group on Energy and Environmental Education (SAGEE) for the state’s Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs and the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. To learn more about ZNE’s Education programs visit www.zoonewengland.org/education. Inspiring Tomorrow’s Leaders For more than a decade, Zoo New England’s nationally The program attracts a diverse group of participants from the recognized ZooTeen program has created opportunities and neighborhoods surrounding Franklin Park Zoo. In FY12, the nurtured the development of our future leaders. Since 1999, the academic portion of the program was increased to include summer ZooTeen program at Franklin Park Zoo has provided additional guest speakers on sustainability, conservation, land employment and professional development opportunities for preservation and invasive species. Boston youth. By enriching the program with a structured pro - Since the program’s inception more than 1,300 Boston fessional development component, the teens are prepared both youth have been a part of the ZooTeen program. This also for employment at the Zoo, as well as in their future endeavors. includes the Jr. ZooTeen and Teen Ambassador programs which The teens not only work in a wide range of Zoo departments, provide mentoring opportunities and unique experiences for but also forge lasting personal and professional relationships, highly-motivated young people build their resumes and hone interview skills. “By working at the Zoo, I have learned so much about environmental science and have been given the opportunity to teach others what I know. Not only do I get to learn a lot about the animals but I also am learning about their needs and where they come from. The Zoo has inspired me to share the knowledge I have with others.” – Christina Scialoia, Teen Ambassador Strengthening Our Communities

As a vibrant component of the Boston cultural community schools, after-school programs and many others. and beyond, Zoo New England is committed to community par - With help from donations, we partnered with area hospitals ticipation and access. In FY12, ZNE was again pleased to partner and non-profit organizations to present Dreamnight, a special with the Highland Street Foundation who sponsored two very evening for chronically ill and disabled children to enjoy Franklin successful, and highly attended, free days – one at Franklin Park Park Zoo with their families and caregivers free of charge. More Zoo and one at Stone Zoo. We continue to work with commu - than 1,100 people attended this annual event. nity centers, camps and groups such as the Greater Grove Hall We also facilitated another successful ZooCamp, our 17th Main Streets, Franklin Park Coalition, Project RIGHT, Boston year of partnership with Camp Fire USA. Because tuitions are GreenFest, The Movement Festival, The Boston Youth & Envi - low, this unique children’s summer camp is accessible for many ronmental Network, Friends of the Franklin Park Zoo, Emerald low-income families and the children receive a safe, educational Necklace Conservancy, Stoneham Chamber of Commerce, and fun experience. Stoneham Business Roundtable, as well as outreach with libraries, “Zoo New England plays a unique role in the cultural life of our Commonwealth, both locally through its commitment to its neighborhood and young people, and globally through its commitment to wildlife conservation and preservation.” – H. Mark Smith, YouthReach Program Manager, Massachusetts Cultural Council EXCEPTIONAL PARTNERS Zoo New England is grateful to all who supported our mission. Listed here are some who made gifts between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012. For a full list of donors visit www.zoonewengland.org.

Gifts $100,000 Gifts $5,000-$9,999 Gifts $1,000-$2,499 Robert L. Beal Anonymous Anonymous (4) Cummings Foundation Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Anzivino Electric Corp. Edward and Grace Fey Dr. Rory Browne and Dr. Grace Chang B Green Biodiesel LLC Julie and Kevin Callaghan Ann Bitetti and Doug Lober Gifts $50,000-$99,999 Gordon and Andrea Clagett Mark and Maribeth Brostowski Anonymous Copeland Family Foundation, Inc. Jack Burke and Barbara Stern Citizens Bank Earthshare David Canter and Lisa Strope Massachusetts Cultural Council Fiduciary Counseling, Inc Marvin and Ann Collier The Boston Foundation Fiduciary Trust Company John and Stephanie Connaughton The Yawkey Foundation Denison and Caroline Hall Kathryn and Tim Conway Emily V.Wade Janice Houghton Elizabeth Cook Karmaloop Inc. Jeff Corwin and Natalia Sultanova-Corwin Gifts $25,000-$49,999 Mars Drinks Teresa and Frank DeGiacomo AT&T Cathy Minehan and Gerrold Corrigan Kim Doherty Bruce Enders New Hampshire Charitable Foundation Elise and James Dunbar Charles and Anne Gifford Harold and Frances Pratt Sanford Elsass Arthur and Connie Gutierrez Daniel Romanow and B.Andrew Zelermyer William and Lynn Flaherty Jean and Henry Hall René and Susan Ruiz Peter and Rebecca Forkner Harry and Nikki Nudelman Louise Slotnick David Friedman and Jennifer Sun The Highland Street Foundation Subaru of New England, Inc. Russ and Betty Gaudreau Benjamin and Kate Taylor Casey and Matthew Girard Gifts $10,000-$24,999 The Baker Committee Laura Glynn Joanna and John Berube The Florence Gould Foundation Jeff and Sena Gore Richard and Nonnie Burnes Sidney and Libby Topol Sarah and John Gosselin Margery and Gordon Carr Grace Fey Advisors, LLC Jane C. Carr Gifts $2,500-$4,999 Brad and Patti Griffith Eastern Bank Mary Ames Grove Hall Child Development Center, Inc. Sandy and Paul Edgerley Bank of America Matching Gifts Michael and Sue Hazard Empire Loan Boston Red Sox Foundation Hicks Family Charitable Foundation Estate of S. Blair Lent, Jr. Susan Cooke Cynthia and David Hill GE Foundation Mary and Charles Davis Matt Hill Karen Sunnarborg and Paul Grogan Ecologic Entomology LLC Linda and David Hirschberg Grousbeck Family Foundation J. P. and Amy Fine LeeAnn and Steven Horner John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Sarah Freeman and Sam Sherwood Katherine Howard Kohl's Department Store Brenda and Charles Furlong John and Pamela Humphrey Henry and Mary Lee Jim Gauthier and Susan Stacy James and Emily Hunsicker Walter Little Give With Liberty Employee Donations Inland Underwriters Insurance Agency Daniel and Marilyn O'Connell Deborah and Michael Goldberg InTown Veterinary Group Claudia and James Richter Happy Family Gene and Ronnie Isenberg State Street Corporation - Corporate Headquarters Timothy Hilton William and Janet James Brenda Sullivan and Jeremy Kindall Dr. Martin Kelly David and Stephanie Javaheri Tiny Tiger Foundation, Inc. Anne and Christopher Lewis Sheila Kennedy United Steelworkers of America Jenifer Burkett-Picker and Dennis Picker Theodore and Nancy Ketterer Raimund and Anne Vanderweil Samuel Plimpton and Wendy Shattuck Christine Kondoleon and Frederic Wittmann David Weinstein and Clare Villari Robert and Sally Quinn Teresa Koster Beth Williams Don Rodman Dr.Aaron Lazare and Mrs. Louise Lazare Dale and Christine Williams Daniel Salera and Michael McCay Matthew Leroux Peter A.Wilson and Jean C.Tempel Dr.Alan Stern and Ms. Lori Tenser John and Julie Linehan Kathleen Vieweg and Barry Berger Charlotte Liu Watson and Taylor Management, Inc. Richard and Nancy Lubin Lynda and Kevin Macdonald marlo marketing/communications Kate and Kevin McCarey Cynthia Mead Gene Miller Diane Moes Brigitte and Gerard Moufflet Joe O'Donnell Palace Head Foundation Inc. Kathleen Peto and Mary Papi-Hill Steven Picciano Jeanne Pinado Plymouth Rock Assurance Corporation Harold Pratt Putnam Investments Matching Gifts Program Savings Bank Life Insurance Daniel Scanlan Philip and Christina Severin Elizabeth Smith Mason Smith and Gordon Green Photo by Don Crasco Thomas Stemberg and Katherine Chapman Cathleen and James Stone James and Julie Greenberg Stoneham Ford StonehamBank Fran Grodstein and Andreas Gomoll The Allstate Foundation Stoneham Savings Bank Stephen and Karen Hall Richard R.Tisei The Eastern Charitable Foundation Elizabeth and Donald Hartman Edmund Toomey The Sooner Foundation Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation Paul Tucker and Maggie Moss Suzanne Tompkins Thomas Hauser and Bela Bashar Donna Weiss Robert Traylor Jonathan Herlihy and Maria Fitzgerald Sara Withington University Of Massachusetts Boston Devin Hill Andrew Witunsky University of Massachusetts Foundation Susan Bear and Michael Hill Jeff Worth Weiss Farms Inc Michael Hogan and Margaret Dwyer J. David and Virginia Wimberly Susan Stickells and Albert Holman, III Gifts $100-$499 Steve Woodsum and Anne Lovett Bettina Igel and Jeffrey Dunn Anonymous (3) Yahoo! Employee Foundation Judith Jameson Jon Abbott Ellen and Peter Zane Harriet Karkut Abenaqui Country Club Hans and Ann Ziegler Dr. Margaret Koster and Mr. Joseph Koerner Tom Adams Scott and Jeanne Koles Dr. Robert and Mrs.Terry Alexander Gifts $500-$999 Sarah and Darrin Ladd All City Screen Printing Inc. Jon and Pat Baker Didier Malaquin and Paul Healy William and Mary Lou Allan Matthew and Sarah Begg Nancy and Larry Master Catherine Allard Robert and Ann Buxbaum Michael and Elaine Mathews Allstate - The Giving Campaign David Caron Jean and David McLachlan Jonathan Ambrosino Howard and Jennifer Chang Microsoft Corporation Matching Gifts Program Tina and Eugene Argiro Peter Cheimets Michael Miele and Anne Esbenshade Mary Atkinson Christensen-Dunn Early Foundations Fund Richard Milstein Charlie and Cackie Austin Joseph Darrigo Greg and Nicole Moore Brandi Baitchman Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge LLP Elizabeth Moroney Jennifer and David Barker Kathleen Fallon and Michael Donofrio David Passafaro Louise Barker Raya Gildor and Anna Asquith Pet Life Joseph and Fran Baron Guido Goldman Daniel Richards Dorothy Barr Arnold and Rona Good Sharon and Frank Roop Michael and Lisa Barras Lisa and Steve Gordon Jordan Ruboy and Richard Millstein Anita Barry and James Heffernan Grant Thornton LLP Michael Ruhoy and Paula Touliopoulos Hope Barton Grantham, Mayo,Van Otterloo & Co. LLC Susan and Bob Ruzzo Paula Beattie and Richard Rosenberg Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Joseph Scanlan Nancy and Reinier Beeuwkes Dolores Green Lori and Matthew Sidman Norman and Anne Belleville Jackie Green Robert Skenderian and Tammy Thibault John Bender Noah and Jeanette Berger Nancy Dagdigian Joseph and Ann Marie Gresci Charlyn Bethell and Guy Urban Ann Dannenberg Jennifer Gresham Gee Gee Bishop and Wynne Blair Susan and Mark Danskin Groundmasters Corporation Ellen and Mark Borreliz Anne Denier Kristy and Edward Guarnieri-Hynes Paul Borsari, Jr. Donna Denio and Bruce Conklin Jane and Thomas Gunn Christine Boudreau and Raylene Piretti Ben Dennis and Cheryl Houck Galina Gutkin Britton Bradley Anne Desjardins and Dennis Ambrose Jonathan Haar Jeanette and Thomas Brady Marjorie DeVault and Robert Chibka Hardy School Victoria Bram and Allan Sheehy Colin Devonshire and Ethel Bullitt Harvard University Ruth Bramson Peter and Ann Dion Ann Hawley Michelle and George Brock-Fisher Kevin Donahue Robert Hayes Kim Brooks Marcia Donaldson Stephanie Hayes and Sam Brelsfoard Christina Brown Representative Paul Donato Martha and John Henderson Gretchen Brown Kelly Donovan Eileen and Howard Herman-Haase Jane Brown Ira Dorfman William and Jodi Hess Jeffrey and Morgan Browning Michael Douvadjian Erin Higgins and Douglas Rosner Ethel Bullitt and Colin Devonshire Bruce Doyle Jolie Hinnendael and Henry Lynn Jessica and Mark Buonagurio Sharon Drillio Leslie Hoerr Julia Burns and Joanna Burns Jean Dudley John Holak Nikki Caldwell Karen and Shawn Dufour Mark Holly Sally Callahan John and Suzzara Durocher John and Sara Hotaling Liza and Daniel Cameron Elizabeth Eaton Robert Hoyt and Mary King Matthew Campbell Nelson and Susan Eby Willis Hulings Marilyn Canfield Andrew and Marsha Edmonds Arthur and Eileen Hulnick Neil Carlson and Mary Hopper Edvisors Foundation, Inc. Daniel Hunter Quentin Caron and Sally Coyle Margaret Eifert and Paul Wendelgass IBM Corporation Matching Grants Program Ronald Caron Ellen and Peter Fallon ICYBAY Paul Casey Nancy Fantom and Hugh Davis Steven Isakoff and Sherri Spear Robert Casey Marsha Ferracane Jeannine Jackle and Michael Jackle Cassidy Landscaping LLC Therese and George Festa John and Pat Jacoby Allan Checkoway Britt Fitch John Jaynes Chemco Industrial Products Inc. Joan Fitzgerald Jackie Jenkins-Scott and James Scott Po-Shang Chen and Shan-Lee Liu J. Kevin and Elaine Foley Terri and Roland Jennex Gerald Chertavian Michael Foley John Hancock Matching Gifts Program Nicole and Greg Chiapparo Janice and Thomas Foster Tracey Johnson and Michael Lyons Frederick H. Chicos Richard and Judy Fox Ardis Johnston Helen Chin Schlichte Dori Frankel and Marie Scibeck Representative Louis Kafka and Mrs.Anita Kafka Minsik Choi Jeanne Frullo Adrienne Kames Kiersten Christensen and Craig Miller Dan and Melinda Fulton Susan Kaplan Margaret Clowes Phyllis and Jennie Fusco Susan Kavanagh Maureen and Donald Cochran Keith Gainsboro Stephen and Lisa Kenney Ellen Cohen and Daniel Haber Representative William Galvin Susan Kenney Virginia Coleman Eileen Ganley Joseph Kesselman and Margaret McDonald Community Gifts through Harvard Ann and Robert George Eric Kilby and Kate Peterson Stacy and Patrick Conneely Cyrus and Joanne Gibson James Kirschner and Anne Hutchins Sara and Patrick Connerty Joanna Gibson Robert Kjellman and Jean Spaulding Christopher and Julie Conroy Thomas and Katherine Gilbane Ruth Kmito Contravisory Investment Management Frances Girgenti Mark Kramer and Susan Harris George Cooper Jeanne Glionna Pat Kreger Nancy Corcoran James Godwin Gregory and Kristina Kriebel Gloria Cordes Larson Michael and Susan Goldman Mary Louise Larkin Jason and Pamela Cornwell Michael Goldstein and Allison Picott Lisa and William Laskin Peter Costello and Kevin McDonough Alex Gomez Keri Layne Covidien Matching Gifts Google Inc. Anne Leary and Mark Stahl Sally Coyle Abby and Brett Gordon David and Lucinda Lee Pat Crow Mary Beth and Chris Gordon Patty Lee and Jaime Vidaurrazaga Curtain Time Inc. Michael and Karen Gorton Neal Lerner and Tania Baker Glenn and Judithann Cushman Joan and Raymond Green Ryan and Terrill Levering Andrea Lewicki Edward and Julie O'Connor Richard Silverman Kara and David Libby John Ogrady Helaine Simmonds Patrick Linden Mary Ann and James O'Hearn Isabel Smith and Pamela Chatis Clark Linehan and Alison Froeliger Dennis O'Heron St. John Smith and Kay Barned-Smith Laura Liswood Christine O'Kane Joel and Susan Solomon Thomas and Patricia Loring Sharon O'Keefe Elizabeth and Derek Spence Sharon Lovanni Craig and Lillian Olmsted George and Lee Sprague Ann and Donald MacAdam Louis and Gail O'Malley Catherine Squires Susanne Macdonald Paula and Dan Packard Susan Stacy and Thomas Shanahan John Maciaszczyk and Nancy Sencabaugh Gina Pasenello Don and Jeanne Stanton Donald MacKenzie Alison Payne State Street Bank & Trust Tracy MacNeal and Geoffrey Doerre William Peake and Ann Backus David and Carol Steinhauer Mary Mady Sherry and James Penney Livingston Jack and Arlene Stevens Eileen and Thomas Maher Kevin and Yen-Yen Petrosino Wesley and Patricia Stimpson John D. Malcolm Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Stoneham Chamber of Commerce Jennifer Malone and Arthur Silva Kevin Phelan Casey and Matt Stratford Francine and Kevin Mandeville Sarah and Frank L. Phillips Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada Robert and Karen Mank Virginia Pineau Sweet Cupcakes Irma Mann Melissa Piper Daniela and Michael Szymczak Eleanor and William Manning Diane Podradchik Courtney Tandy and Zack Ready Judi A. Manning Michelle Polin and Katrina Kelley Jeffrey Taylor Maureen Manning and Mike Walsh Charles Pratt Katherine Teitler Terry Mason and Kevin Batt Frances Pratt Sandra Tertipis Massachusetts Institute of Technology Malinda Pulicari The Acorn Foundation Massachusetts Thoroughbred Breeders Katelyn Quynn Joan Thompson Association Rob Radloff and Ann Beha Martin Thomson and Katherine Chaurette Coleen Mcartor John Radosta and Mayre Plunkett HIGS TICKETS Edward and Shauna McCarthy Donald and Rosanne Ready John Toomey Jordan McCullough and Joanna McCullough Frank L. Reis and Sarah Phillips Ramiro Torres Golding Jason and Erinn Rhodes Amy and Matthew Torrey Hope and William McDermott Leslie and Kenneth Rideout Town of Farmington Adrienne and John McGrath Frank and Ruth Riske Sydney Marshall Turner Joanne McHugh Kristina Rogers Union Lodge No.1, Prince Hall, F&AM Robert and Carol McKinley Malcolm Rogers Patricia Vega Tejas Mehta and Matthew Rosen Randy and Janet Rogers Joan Vennochi Thomas and Angela Menino Heidi and Diego Rosenfeld Marc and Allison Viera Linda and David Miller Justine and David Ross Visiting Nurse Association of Middlesex-East Matt Mills Marsha Rosselli and James Driscoll Eric and Susanne von Hofe Rick and Sarah Mockler Roberta Rubin and Donald-Bruce Abrams Judith Walker David and Mary Ellen Moir Susan and Matthew Ryan Wampatuck Elementary School Ian Moores Saint Mary of the Annunciation School Gerard Weber Sandra Moose Salem Five Bank Paul Weinstein and Laurie Forrence Frederick Moreau Alicia and Richard Salemi Robert Weinstein and Elizabeth Ginsburg James and Alicia Munton Linda and Andrea Salvi Kellie and Richard Welch Scott and Jacqueline Murdock Paul Santoro Andrew and Beth Wescott Elizabeth Murphy SATA/Azores Express Tours, Inc Karen and Robert White John and Catherine Murphy Tedd Saunders Beverly and Marshall Wilkins Nicole and Terry Murray Gail Saviano Susanne Macdonald and Benjamin Williams Anna Muszynski David and Laura Scarbro Richard and Meg Williams Susan Nadworny Susan and Stephen Schmidt Jack Wilson Tobias Neff and Kathrin Bernt Terry and Joanne Schneider Winchester Veterinary Group Adrian and Adrian Nial Beverly and Miriam Schwartz Joshua Winters and Beth Wolfson Patricia Nickerson Candy and Simon Schwartz Ralph and Corinne Woodward Mary and Richard Noble Lisa Schwarzberg Laura Yardumian and Lorenzo Perez Janet and Samuel Nork Susan Semedo Rosemarie Yevich and Frank Drislane Jennifer North Patricia Sereno and Leigh Taylor Kathryn and Kevin Young Shane Norton Edward Shadoff Judith and Albert Zabin O'Connor & Drew, P.C. Thomas and Susan Shanahan IN KIND DONATIONS Boston Duck Tours Kelley Greens Golf Course In-kind donations are a unique way to sup - Boston Harbor Cruises Kelly's Roast Beef port Zoo New England. These donations can Broadway in Boston King Triton be goods or services, and are used for animal Brushy Mountain Bee Farm Kristen Carmody enrichment, educational presentations, ad - Build-A-Bear Workshop Foundation, Inc L.L. Bean ministrative purposes and more. In-kind do - Bulger Veterinary Hospital LA Fitness nations help defray Zoo costs and provide a Buttonwood Park Zoological Society Lakota Bakery great way to put your unwanted goods or Cake Landry's skilled services to use. Calareso's Farm Stand & Garden Center Laser Craze Captain John Whale Watching & Fishing Tours Lester's Roadside Bar-B-Q Please contact the Development department Celebrities for Charity Foundation, Inc. Lexington Venue Movie Theatre at 617-989-2012 to make a donation or for Central Animal Hospital Lost River Gorge and Boulder Caves more information. In-kind donations are tax Charles Hotel Madden Construction Company Inc. deductable as allowable by law. Charles River Canoe & Kayak MAGIC 106.7 China Pearl Mahoney's Garden Centers City Feed & Supply Margaritas Mexican Restaurant Classic Faces Day Spa Marty's Catering Clear Channel Outdoor Boston Mary Kay Cosmetics - Jayne Grudberg, Beauty Colonial Road Runners Consultant Costco McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center Cranmore Mountain Resort McDermott Will & Emery D'Amici's Bakery Melrose Animal Clinic District 7 Merrimack Repertory Theatre Dr. Joseph J. Dowling Chiropractic Middleton Golf Course Dr. Paul Gamber Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority East Woburn Package Store Monkey Joe's Party & Play Center Ecologic Entomology LLC Mount Washington Railway Company EcoTarium Muscular Therapy Works Elements Therapeutic Massage Narragansett Beer Elite Freestyle Karate NECCO Essex River Cruises & Charters New England Aquarium F1 Boston New England Patriots Charitable Foundation FedEx Office New England Revolution Fitness Together New Hampshire Motor Speedway Five Guys Burgers and Fries New Repertory Theatre FORGE worldwide Newbury Comics, Inc. Gauron Fisheries Newstead Belmont Hills Grafton Group OCB Optical Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc. Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc. Gunstock Mountain Resort Old Sturbridge Village 5 Wits, Inc. Hago Harrington's Mini Golf Omni Hotels & Resorts AAA Southern New England - Burlington Branch Hallmark Health System Ooh-La-La Anonymous Hamilton Gardens Panera Bread Anonymous Hannaford Supermarket Panera Bread Anton's Cleaners, Inc. Harbor Adventures Papa Gino's Anzivino Electric Corp. Hart's Turkey Farm Restaurant Paul Revere House Bedford Jewelers Hawthorne Hotel Peabody Essex Museum Bernie and Phyl's Furniture Highland Kitchen Petco Unleashed BJ's Wholesale Club Hunt's Photo & Video Pics by Tee Blanchard's Inc Allston Hy-Line Cruises Poland Spring Resort Bliss Ceramic Studios Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Rancatore's Icecream and Yogurt Blue Man Group J.P. Licks Randy's Car Wash Blue of a Kind JetBlue Airways Rapid Liquors Bolton Valley Resort Jewelry By Lish Russo's Inc. Boston Beer Company Jillian's Billiard Club, Inc. Ryans Florist Boston Bruins Joe's American Bar and Grill Saco Bound Inc. Boston by Foot Karl's Sausage Kitchen & European Market Salem Wax Museum Salon 187 GRACE FEY DONATIONS John and Pat Jacoby Salon Laura Michaels For many years, Grace Fey has been an William and Janet James Salon Monet unwavering champion of Zoo New England David and Stephanie Javaheri San Diego Zoo and its zoos – Franklin Park Zoo and Stone John Hancock Financial Services, Inc. Sato II Zoo. As Chair of the Board, she provided Susan Kaplan ScrubaDub Autowash Centers, Inc. steadfast leadership and exceptional vision. Sheila Kennedy Sea Crest Beach Hotel Gifts made below established the Grace K. Fey Christine Kondoleon and Frederic Wittmann Sebastian Junger Fund for Zoo New England. Reflecting Mark Kramer & Susan Harris Shaw's Supermarket Grace’s personal focus and support, the Fund Pat Kreger Sheraton Boston Hotel directly supports Zoo New England’s goal to Aaron and Louise Lazare Sichuan's Garden Restaurant transform into two of the country’s major zoos. Richard and Nancy Lubin Southwest Airlines Didier Malaquin and Paul Healy Spartan Paint & Supply Co., Inc. Jon Abbott Irma Mann Squam Lakes Natural Science Center The Acorn Foundation Judi A. Manning Starbucks Coffee Co. Charlie and Cackie Austin marlo marketing/communications Starlight Creatives Jon and Pat Baker Gene Miller StonehamBank The Baker Committee Richard Milstein Sterling Golf Management, Inc. Robert L. Beal Cathy Minehan and Gerrold Corrigan Stoneham Theatre The Boston Foundation Diane Moes Stop & Shop Saugus Ruth Bramson Sandra Moose Studio 21 Lois Brickley Brigitte and Gerard Moufflet Sweet Cupcakes Jack Burke and Barbara Stern Jennifer North Tasty Garden Restaurant Gordon and Margery Carr Sherry and James Penney Livingston The Art Corner Jane C. Carr Kevin Phelan The Boston Beer Company Paul Casey Jeanne Pinado The Chicken Bone Howard and Jennifer Chang Samuel Plimpton and Wendy Shattuck The Elephant Walk Restaurant Group, Inc. Gerald Chertavian Plymouth Rock Assurance Corporation The Essex, Vermont's Culinary Resort & Spa Frederick H. Chicos Katelyn Quynn The Feline Hospital Helen Chin Schlichte Rob Radloff and Ann Beha The Great Wall Restaurant Gordon and Andrea Clagett Claudia and James Richter The Inns & Spa at Mill Falls Contravisory Investment Management Malcolm Rogers The Institute of Contemporary Art Kathryn and Tim Conway Sharon and Frank Roop The Liberty Hotel Elizabeth Cook Jordan Ruboy and Richard Millstein The Museum of Science Susan Cooke Daniel Salera and Michael McCay The River's Edge Massage Gloria Cordes Larson Savings Bank Life Insurance The Toy Shop of Concord Michael Douvadjian The Sooner Foundation The Watchmaker Sanford Elsass George and Lee Sprague The Way Massage Therapy Fiduciary Trust Company Catherine Squires Tirado Photography Michael Foley Don and Jeanne Stanton Valvoline Instant Oil Change Russ and Betty Gaudreau Susan Stickells and Albert Holman, III Via Lago Restaurant Jim Gauthier and Susan Stacy Cathleen and James Stone Wachusett Mountain Grace Fey Advisors, LLC Richard R. Tisei Watch City Brewing Company Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Paul Tucker and Maggie Moss WCVB-TV (Channel 5) Brad and Patti Griffith Sydney Marshall Turner Weiss Farms Inc. Grousbeck Family Foundation University of Massachusetts (UMASS) Boston White's Bakery Grove Hall Child Development Center, Inc. University of Massachusetts Foundation Whole Foods Ann Hawley Kathleen Vieweg and Barry Berger Wilson Farms Robert Hayes Donna Weiss and Carol Brewster WKLB Michael and Sue Hazard Peter A. Wilson and Jean C. Tempel Wyndham Garden San Diego Devin Hill Jack Wilson Yellowbook David and Linda Hirschberg J. David and Virginia Wimberly YMCA - Melrose Family YMCA Willis Hulings Ellen and Peter Zane Young Enterprises, LLC John and Pamela Humphrey Hans and Ann Ziegler Zipcar Gene and Ronnie Isenberg RAMIRO TORRES DONATIONS Ramiro Torres, JAM’N 94.5’s morning show host, ran in the 2012 Boston Marathon on behalf of Zoo New England and raised more than $12,000. Your donations below provided encouragement and motivation for Ramiro, and provided much- needed funds to help us further our mission.

Anonymous Ashley Jannino Rebecca Plante Anne-Marie Aigner John Jaynes Desiree and Juliana Roberts Debra Benanti Karmaloop Inc. Matthew Roberts Diana Bender Paul Kelley Carol Roche Lisa Berton Manley Kiley Heather Samperisi Julia and Joanna Burns Rachel Koss Paul Santoro Matthew Campbell John and Julie Linehan Gail Saviano Tara Charest Nancy Lodge Pamela Schwedler Santaigo DeOleo Kristin Lomuto Susan Semedo Adriana DiIorio Alanna Longmore Gennifer Silva Dayne Donovan Heidi Marani Patricia Smith Ian Forsythe Joseph Mazzei Subaru of New England, Inc. Keith Gainsboro Matt Mills Chris Talanian David Gaudreau John Mullaney Higs Tickets James Godwin Paul Nelson Vilma Torres Abby and Brett Gordon Judith Newton Luz M. Torres Dorothy Goss John Newton Mary Ward Dawn Griffin Dina Odak Dr. Erin Wheatley Jayne Hammel Dennis O'Heron Tiffany Wood and Peter Coburn PETER FULLER Martha and John Henderson Neil Paris DONATIONS When Peter Fuller passed away in May ALFRED HUANG NORTH AMERICAN CRANE EXHIBIT 2012, our Zoos lost a dear friend and a The Alfred Huang North American Crane Exhibit serves an educational purpose to teach the staunch supporter. Mr. Fuller was a driv - public about the conservation efforts being made to bring the whooping crane back from the brink ing force behind the success of our gorilla of extinction, and tell the story about the sandhill crane, another great North American species. program, in addition to making it possible to bring black rhinos, orangutans and The memory of Alfred and his ability to inspire those around him lives on at Stone Zoo, a place he other important species to the Zoos. Gifts loved very much. Every contribution, big or small, has helped us create a legacy in Alfred’s name made in Mr. Fuller’s memory were desig - that will pay tribute to the kind and generous person who was loved by all who knew him. nated to support the care and enrichment of the gorillas at Franklin Park Zoo. Benjamin Buchwald Gary Buchwald Eugene and Margaret Falchek Anonymous Eileen Gallagher Abenaqui Country Club James and Kathleen Graham Anonymous Christine Griffin Robert L. Beal Mr. Albert Huang Maria E. Epsimos Dr. and Mrs. J.T. (Alex) Huang Lynne K. Howard John Hancock Matching Gifts Program Richard I. Johnson Michael J. Kotch John and Julie Linehan Jennifer Lin Susanne G. Macdonald Meng-Fey Ferra Lin Massachusetts Thoroughbred Isabel Martinez Breeders Association Ruth Mason Patricia J. Mattuchio Michael and Elaine Mathews James and Alicia Munton Dianne Molvig New Hampshire Charitable Foundation Michele and Peter Scavongelli O'Connor & Drew, P.C. Randi Stern Paula and Dan Packard Greg and Jackie Stimpson Herbert and Donna Ross Mark and Heather Stimpson Geraldine Silva Wesley and Patricia Stimpson Kevin Werner JONATHAN GILMOUR DONATIONS In April 2006, Franklin Park Zoo lost a cherished family member when former Zookeeper Jonathan Gilmour passed away suddenly at age 29. To honor Jonathan and his commitment to the welfare of animals, the Jonathan Gilmour Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in his memory. The fund was established by Zoo New England with the generous financial support and vol - unteer leadership from the Gilmour family.

Award winners are ZNE staff members who have been employed by the Zoo for at least one year.

Each May, the Jonathan Gilmour Memo - rial Scholarship Bike Ride is held in Hollis, N.H. Hundreds of riders celebrate Jonathan’s memory and through the years this Ride has raised tens of thousands of dollars to support the scholarship fund.

Anonymous (9) Beth Abelow Ellen Carson Jane Edmunds Matt and Ellen Albert Heather Carson Paul Edmunds Amazon Services LLC Loretta Carson Scott Edmunds Jerry Amos Center for Counseling Enright Family Ben April Donovan Chin Ethel Keesler Gilmour Uribe Trust Nance Aronoff Lucy Chin and Susanne Zimmermann Farm Design, Inc. Brandi and Eric Baitchman Jonathan F. Chute Erica Farrell and Nance Aronoff Mike Ballou and Gerri Moriarty Dana Clawson William G Farrell Julie and Mario Barros Shirley Cohen Bryn Farrington Christine and Frederick Beall Joyce Coleman Nicole Farrington Julie and Bruce Beck Goss Nathan Corriveau Andrew Ferree Dr. James Belanger and Elizabeth Comeau Barbara Coulter Fidelity Investments Jill Berkowicz and Bob Santoro Fran Coulter Lars and Adria Fischer Alexandra Bermudez Abigail Cram Michael and Michelle Fontaine Eugene Bertrand Angela Crosby Phillip Frankland Carol Birch Ruth Culleton Bonnie Frisard Sylvie Bouffard Teresa Dalelio Christian Futrell Laura Boulware Patricia and Louis D'Allesandro Joseph Gall Thomas and Alma Braaten Virginia Dargin Brian Galluzzo Christine Brady Kevin and Laura Dawson Teresa and Gerald Gartner Richard Brassard Paul DelVecchio Gaudette Family Revocable Trust Amy Bratskeir Amy Dickson Maurice Gaudette Steve and June Briggs Gerald Digrezio Bonnie George Debbie Brigham D.K. D'Ippolito Margaret and David Gilmour Brookdale Fruit Farm Mindy D'Ippolito Monroe and Fern Gilmour Alicia Brown Colleen Donovan Heidi Golden James Burke Sarah Donovan Goodale's Bike Shop, Inc. Bethany Burns Drs. Helfman, Lasky & Associates Bill and Jane Goodman Byam Bros Mahoney Insurance Agency, Inc. Matt Dunn Jennifer Goodrich and Patricia Smith-Heilhecker Cardin Jewelers, INC Gail Dupler Jill Graham Ken Carpenter Kevin and Shirleen Duquette James Greacen Greg Carrier Jerry Durbin Marta Gredler Catherine Carroll Emily Griffith LPL Financial Melissa and David Roberts Lisl Hacker and Mindy D'Ippolito Lumbard Investment Counseling, LLC Patricia and William Roberts Peter and Andrea Hacker Fred and Mille Lyford Mark G. Roddy Matthew Harper Barbara MacCormack Steven Rollman Gail Harrison Cheryl MacDonald Randolph and Deborah Roody Bonalyn Hartley David and Nancy Marden Jacquelyn Ruonala and Jody Ruonala L. Scott and Sharon Harvell Nyani-Iisha Martin Kate Rydstrom Jason Haviland Joe Masci Burt Sacherski David J. Helfman Joel Mascott Linda and Andrea Salvi Alyssa Hemmerich Masonry Incorporated Bob Santoro Amanda Hemmerich Lynn McDermott Adelaide and Roger Saunders Paul and Bart Hemmerich Kathy McGhee Daniel Scanlan Brian Herbert Vicki Meagher Robin Seifried Thomas Hickman Jacqueline Mercer Karen Sesnie Linda and David Hirschberg Julie Michals Jacob and Danielle Sherman Hollis Veterinary Hospital PLLC Brent Midwood John Sias Frank and Jean Holt Anne Miksza Stephen Silvestro Jessica Honeywell Rebecca Mitchell-Ward Bryan and Constance Smith Kathleen Honeywell Matthew Montgomery David and Nikki Smith Timothy Howe and Lisa Kaplan Howe Carl and Shirley Moores Dorina Smith Joan Hull Ian Moores Loren Soeiro Samuel Hull Gerri Moriarty and Mike Ballou Dr. Susan Soeiro Joan Hunnewell Lawrence W. Morrison Rachel Spaulding Elizabeth M. Hutchinson Keith Mossey Brian and Rita Spence Rachel Jakosalem Lori Mulford James and Jessica Squires Katherine Jansen Leah and Shaun Mulholland Brian Stanley Thomas and Mary Jeffery Christine Nason Dr. Joseph Stanley Robin Johnson John Nason Alan Stenzel Eric Jones Deidre Nestor The Nashua Bank Diane Jourabchi Dawn Niles Katie Thomas Jim and Midge Kelley Mary Norton Thomas Tokazewski Joshua Kent Edward and Anne O'Brien Wesley Toms Cindy Kim James O'Connor Rick Toombs Richard Kinney Sharon O'Keefe Ehrika Tourigny Michael Knowles Julie O'Shea Kerry Turner Diane Kolden Julie Oshea Betty Ulrich Ferree Troy Kolden Susan Oshea Susan Volin June Kramarczyk Dan O'Sullivan Katie Vorwald Barbara Lafrance Jeffrey Pastor William Walker Denis and Pauline Laliberte Earl Patterson Beverly F. Walton Bette Lasky Doug and Rachelle Patton Linda Wells Janet Lawrence Peabody Energy Matching Gifts Program Joanne Wilhelm Maribeth Lazich Deborah Pelletier Woof-it! Pet Care Adriana Lee John Perakis George Wrightson Legislative Solutions, LLC Mark and Karen Perakis Lyndsay Wrightson Lisa Letourneau Wanda Phillips Kimberly Wutkiewicz Martin Levine Alice Pizzuto Yohko Yamawaki Andrea Lewicki Thelma K. Pollard Charles Young Harry Ligget Lois and Lois Powell Pearl Yusuf John and Julie Linehan Harry Purkhiser Ruta Zimmerman Allen Long Leah Rachin Stephanie Zimmermann Lorden the Home Climate Co. Venu Rao Chad and Cora Zingales Christina Lotito Katherine Richo William Lowman Melissa Rico TRIBUTES In Honor of Daniel Salera A gift to Zoo New England is an excellent • David Hirschberg way to recognize someone special to you. Gifts In Memory of Buttons Santoro in honor or in memory allow you an opportu - • Jill and Bob Santoro nity to celebrate an animal loving friend or In Memory of Robert Sheffield family member in a truly meaningful way. • Sharon Drillio Unless otherwise specified, these gifts aid the • Linda Sawash Annual Fund. The person or family recog - • Hugh McLaughlin nized by the donation receives a special notifi - • Todd Brissenden cation from the Zoo. • Audrey E. Deshler • Robbie Lund In Memory of My Kitties • Jacob Baboian • Alanna Longmore • Laurie Pratt In Memory of Paul J. Banks In Honor of David A. Tolstrup • Mila Moschella • Paul and Dale Goodwin In Honor of Marion Beaton In Honor of Peter A. Wilson • Donald Wilhelm • Joseph Darrigo In Honor of Mary Jo Brown • Robert H. Kjellman • Christina Brown In Honor of Yaela P. Wiser In Honor of Drs. Rory Browne and Grace Chang • Morissa Wiser • Elizabeth Studley Nathans In Celebration of All Animals Everywhere In Honor of Mike Coombs • Martha Henderson • Lindsey Soriano In Celebration of Beau the Giraffe In Honor of Sandra Elliott • Dorothy Goss • James Trudeau In Celebration of My Son In Memory of Our Beautiful Maine Coon • Pamela Schwedler • Sarah Gosselin In Celebration of Monkeys and In Memory of My Little Brother Antonio Gorillas Everywhere • Anonymous • Adriana Dilorio In Celebration of Susan Martin In Honor of Jane Hansen In Celebration of the Future Generation • Mary Atkinson • Cathy Acampora of Brookline Girls In Celebration of Michael Mercandante In Honor of Martha Henderson • Anonymous • Frances and Steve Freiman • Lynn Schroeder In Celebration of Lucy Chin In Celebration of Larry III and Jack With Love In Memory of James Kelly • David Moon • Anonymous • Beverly F. Wilkins • Benjamin Fein-Cole In Celebration of My 6 & 8 Year Old Sons In Memory of Elena Kogos • Anonymous (2) Donating to the Zoo • Debra Benanti In Celebration of Maguire and his • Nora Pelt In Memory of Adam S. Lewis 2011 3rd Grade Class In Celebration of Noah Siman • Patricia Sheehan • Katerina Simonoff • Audra Siman In Memory of Allen Long In Celebration of the Davises In Celebration of Elizabeth Smith • Matthew Harper • Christopher Schmitt • George Cooper • Joshua Kent In Celebration of Mia Flavin In Celebration of Zack R. Steiner • Thomas Tokazewski • Stephanie Sullivan • David Kramer • David Marden • Jenna Wales • Julia Toulmin • Bob Santoro • Lindsay Bickell • Suzanne Feldman • Margaret Gilmour In Celebration of Going to the Zoo • Elliott Carpenito In Honor of Elizabeth Murphy • Casey Girard In Celebration of Isabella Zywina-Knez • Jane R. Arees In Celebration of A Truly Terrific Zoo!!!! • Joseph McGowan In Memory of Anne Philbrick-Hall • Stephen Hoberman • Joel Solomon In Celebration of Lisl Hacker In Honor of Lynn and Juliette Plante • Susan Soeiro • Rebecca Plante In Celebration of Lily Hyde In Honor of Harold I. Pratt • Lucy and Allison Auger • Harold I. Pratt In Celebration of Michael Levine • Phil Stevens

Should you be listed incorrectly or omitted inadvertently, please accept our sincere apologies and notify the Development department at 617-989-3760. This report includes donations made during the period of July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012. EXCEPTIONAL VOLUNTEERS

Individual Courtney Lewis Krissie Frantz Corporate and Stone Zoo Volunteers Kayleigh MacDonald Kara Gallant Non-Profit Group Bank of America Franklin Park Zoo Ann Marie Marden Brooke Garger Volunteers Bedford High School (NH) Carol Adler Julia Martin Autumn Gertz Franklin Park Zo o Boston Cares Heidi Ames Christy McElroy Eben Goldman American Student Assistance Bunker Hill Community Dawn Astrella Elizabeth Mojica Jackie Green Bank of America College Timothy Bailargeon Sean Molloy Jared Greer Boston College CB Richard Ellis Sue Barber Marni Musmon Christine Griffin Boston Logic Technology GlaxoSmithKline Laura Basset Linsday Neagle Kelly Haynes Partners, Inc Huron Consulting Group Lin Bell Rita Nethersole Kristin Hodge Boston University Keurig, Inc. Zohar Ben-Gai Gail O’Malley Alfred Huang BrightCove Life Technologies Derek Benson Ben Ouellette Tracey Hynes City Year Boston MA Master Gardener’s Joanna Berube Lisa Paterson Jessica Jaffe Corporate Executive Board Merchant Warehouse John Berube Sarah Princiotta Bridget Kevane Dedham Country Millennium Pharmaceuticals Gee Gee Bishop Daniel Reeves Tina LaFleur Day School Phillips Academy Andover Marlene Bleau Beth Restrick Michael Levine Dunkin’ Brands PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLC Brittany Bounds Kristen Richotte Sardinna Charlotte Liu EMD Serono, Inc Single Volunteers of Boston Eric Bourgeois Kevin Rogers Fran Mandeville Emmanuel College Stoneham Bank Nikki Bryant Landon Shadoff Tony McMullen Enernoc Tufts FOCUS from Patrick Caulfield Nancy Spelbrink Tessa Mellin Fidelity Tufts University Kristin Cibotti Jordan Stahl Rick Mockler Gay for Good U.S. Bank N.A. Matt Colombo Jackie Stimpson Liz Murphy Lafayette College USS Constitution Jillian Cornoni Ashely Todd Anna Muszynski Matignon High School Wellesley College Maryanne Coughlin Vivian Wang Bobby Nolan Key Club Vaibhav Dhall Lenell Weaks Melissa Novick Massachusetts Institute Elaine DiSerio Natalie Weaver Peter O’Brien of Technology Pat Dolan Jourdan White Elizabeth Palleschi Massachusetts Society Sara Evans Bets Whitman Jessica Robinson for the Prevention of Nancy Fantom Julie Wiesner Carole Satlak Cruelty to Animals Sean Gaw Emily Wright Rachel Schrage Nobles & Greenough Kathy Gorman Brenda Sicard Day School Aria Guarino Stone Zoo Betsy Smith Northeastern University Carol Hayes Mary Allan Valerie Smith People Making a Difference Anna Hergt Morgan Atkinson Tina Surpitski Prospect Hill Academy Eileen Hilnuck Andrea Boudrow Kurt Swanson Rollins College of Arlene Hohneker Jillian Brice Michael Terfry Winter Park Sona Hoisington Dan Buchert Caitlin Tolliday SHOWA, Boston Courtney Horowitz Ben Bunnell Amanda Toussaint Single Volunteers of Boston Kellie Huddleston Olivia Cassia Patti Vega The Bridgespan Group Raymond Hunt Raymond Chang Hope Verdecchia The Boston Volunteer Ele Jaynes Derek Clemetson Evelyn Vozella Meetup Rachael Johnson Katherine Clough Jennifer Weaver US Army Marissa Junkins Maureen Cochran Breighanna Weed US Navy Kevin Kesper Rak Collins Kristin Wenger Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Inc Katie Kisner Matt Colombo Tiffany Wood World Bamboo Carol Kountz Patricia Crow Josie Wrangham Organization Michelle Lapointe Katie Dodge Samantha Young Youth Options Unlimited Robert Lavellee Erin Dooley Greg Zegas YPN-ULEM Marissa Leone Joe Doughlas Josh Levin Patricia Farnham

In FY12, volunteers provided 33,406 hours of service to Zoo New England. FISCAL YEAR 2012 FINANCIAL SUMMARY Condensed Statement of Revenue, Expenses and Change in Net Assets as of June 30, 2012 (in Whole Dollars)

Operating Revenues: Admissions 3,434,040 Fiscal Year 2012 Highlights: Concessions Revenue (Net) 254,101 Membership Fees 1,242,237 • In FY12, the Membership department’s total revenue was $1,242,327, marking Total Guest Operating Revenues 4,930,378 the first year membership revenue has exceeded more than $1 million.

Grants and Gifts 554,933 Other Revenue 299,613 • More than 660,000 people visited Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo Total Other Operating Revenue 854,546 in FY12, setting a record as well as a 25% increase over FY11. Total Operating Revenues 5,784,924

• The total number of education Non-operating Revenues: programs in FY12 increased 11% over State Appropriations 5,500,000 FY11, and the total number of people Loss on disposal of assets – served increased by 17% to 169,696. Private Gifts 764,232 Other additions (deductions) 3,777

Total Non-operating Revenues 6,268,009

Operating Expenses (including depreciation) 12,817,937

Total of all Revenue for Operating Purposes Minus Operating Expenses (including a depreciation expense of $770,392 and $743,777) (765,004)

Private Gifts – Restricted to Capital 1,420,962 Special Expense Relative to Strategic Planning Funded with Revenues Recognized in Prior Year (61,468)

Net Assets, Beginning of the Year 13,750,791

Net Assets, End of Year $14,345,28 1 Zoo New England One Franklin Park Road Boston, MA 02121 www.zoonewengland.org