Annual Report of Giving FY 2017

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Annual Report of Giving FY 2017 Annual Report of Giving FY 2017 In honor of the decades of generous support from The Fassino Foundation, Lovelane is pleased to announce the creation of The Fassino Fund. The intended purpose of this non-restricted fund is to raise, save, invest and use Letter Fassino Fund the funds for the purchase of horses and the maintenance and upkeep of the property and buildings at Lovelane’s to the Community Baker Bridge home for years to come. As you will read in the pages ahead, Lovelane’s support comes in many forms. We are forever humbled and grateful for the outpouring of devotion and commitment from each of you! From the 9,000 volunteer hours, to the networking and advocacy on behalf of Lovelane, and the monies raised and donated; small and large, each effort directly supports our mission of impacting and enhancing the lives of the children and families we serve. We see the benefits of your support each day in the forms of a child; who avoids surgery because of the gained strength from therapeutic riding, communicates first words on horseback, sits unaided, feels confident and empowered, among hundreds of other benefits towards their independence and opportunity to thrive. For this- We thank you! On behalf of the entire staff and Board of Directors, we extend our heartfelt thank you for your contribu- tions, your time, efforts and support. They truly make Our Mission: a difference in the lives of the children and families. In a fun, supportive environment, Diane Fassino, Lovelane Special Needs Edward Fassino, Lillian Fassino, Horseback Riding Program Carol Fassino provides high-quality therapeutic horseback riding to achieve Thirteen years after opening, maintaining our facility remains a top priority. This year we invested in two huge projects: new fencing for our paddocks ($43,081) Gustav Beerel Debby Sabin occupational, physical, speech, and replacing the footing in our indoor arena, creating a safer, quieter atmosphere for our students, horses and volunteers ($44,066). Thanks to the Wheatland Board Chair Founder/Executive Director cognitive and other therapeutic Charitable Trust and The Fassino Fund for making these facility improvements possible. Lovelane was designed specifically for the special needs population and gains, focusing on children always puts safety and accessibility for our clients first. with special needs. Lovelane graciously acknowledges all contributions from individuals, corporations Mary-Elizabeth Iosua and Jennifer and Michael Simons and foundations who invested in Mark Lanza Nicole St. Mary STANLEY SABIN our mission and program between Grace Lee and Joshua Salomon Sterling Fund SUSTAINABILITY FUND July 1, 2016 and June 30, 2017. Anna and Larry Lester Daniel and Hayley Stokes Kate and Mark Lester Suburban Striders Running Club You made this possible! Lori Lester Elissa Taylor Diana Lew Tech Networks of Boston, Inc. Roy MacDowell III Colleen and Kurt Upham Thanks to our generous donors, in May 2017 we reached our $5 million Joanna and Peter Mahoney Nancy and John Van Siclen goal for the Stanley Sabin Sustainability Fund. This fund, launched in Trailblazer’s Stable Warren Lammert Joanna and Gregory Schmergel Jennifer Gill Toby Serkin and Gary Bishop Irving Cohen and Rena Beder John F. Manning Michelle Vanslette September 2012, is named for Lovelane’s Founder, Debby Sabin’s $100,000+ Lightower Fiber Networks Elizabeth and Jim Wilder Elissa and Mark Goldner Eric Shapiro Susan Comeau Dave Mason Viti Automotive Group Inc. deceased father. Dr. Sabin was a beloved founding member of Laura Mateo David Wagner The Fassino Foundation, Inc. Massachusetts Charitable Linda and Stephen Woodard Julian Gordon Jennifer Silver Lance and Sarah Conrad Lovelane’s Board of Directors and a renowned local physician. Home Market Foods, Inc. Mechanic Association Dan Grady Luanne Selk and Jon Skillman Mr. Matthew DeAvila Chris and Elizabeth Matteini Maria DeCarvalho and Ashbel Wall Kim and James Pallotta Lisa and James Mooney Barn Buddies Anne Hajjar Stephen St. Mary Mike Deluca Molly and Dick McEndarffer Jane Walsh The Stanley Sabin Sustainability Fund will now provide Lovelane Jane and Michael Muse $1,000-$2,499 Dan Haley Rebecca and Bill Stevenson Gregg Dennison Joanne Mead and Peter Mahoney Watertown Savings Bank a reserve of $5M. Interest on the Stanley Sabin Sustainability Fund Barbara Michelson Cynthia and Marc Weisskopf Champion’s Stable Neiman Marcus Anonymous Bob Hargraves St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Anthony DiCarlo of roughly $150,000 annually can supplement our annual operating $50,000-$99,999 Ellen and Steve Nelson Alvaro Aguirre Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Superior Plumbing Inc. Holly DiCarol Middlesex Savings Bank Weston Pediatric Dental, P.C. Grousbeck Trust Northstar Project and Real Estate Hilary and Bradford Allinson Foundation Elinor Svenson Sandra Durán and Bruno Madore Louise Mizgerd Jennifer Wheler budget and will allow a cushion for emergencies, as well as fund capital Services Laura Baldini Abigail Hemani The John Doran Family Shane Duval Michael Morris Melissa and Don White improvements. We are grateful to all of our Stanley Sabin Sustainability Lindsey Motch JoAnn and David Winston Patron’s Stable Payne Family Foundation Peter Bean Allison Hillary Foundation Matthew Ehrens Fund donors for helping to ensure Lovelane will continue to provide $25,000-$49,999 Peterson Party Center, Inc. Belmont Savings Bank JMI Equity The Phyllis and Jerome Lyle Karim Fadel Roberta and Joseph Murphy Kimberly Zukerberg Mary Murphy pediatric therapeutic services for years to come! THANK YOU! The David P. Wheatland Sentient Jet Jonathan Black Joanne Johansen Rappaport Charitable Foundation Thomas Fanning Brenna and Jason Nichol Charitable Trust Joe Silva Diane and Chester Black Ginger and Peter Kapinos Timberline Construction Jeanne McDermott and Ted Finch Supporters Winning Home Inc. Boston Realty Advisors Brian Kavoogian Elizabeth van Gemeren Mark Finkelstein and Michelle Charles and Patricia Nichols $250-$499 Sponsor’s Stable Dante Boyer James Kerley Mary Van Houten Alkon Melissa and David Norton Elinor and Barry Adler $10,000 - $24,999 Riders Brookline Bank Larissa Khouw Rick Waechter Denise and David Fiorentino Nosh AmazonSmile Foundation Ken and Sandy O’Keefe Deb and Joseph Allaire $2,500-$4,999 Rob Brown Freddy King Jason Weissman Charles Flaherty American Express Foundation Elizabeth and Rob Orgel Lovelane thanks donors to the Stanley Sabin Sustainability Lisa Andreu and John Downing Teri Adler and Jeff Lazzarino Bullock Home Healthcare and Winky and Fred King Marc Wexler Fleischman Family Ameriprise Financial Inc. Anne Page Palmer Behr Charitable Foundation Anthony and Leslie Bartolotti Nursing Dina and Jonathan Lanza Diane Conley and Jim Whalen Franz W. Sichel Foundation Gretchen and Thomas Atkins Fund who donated between July 1, 2016 and June 30, 2017. Ashleigh Patterson and Kenny Lisa Bendixen and Jonathan Boston Financial Management, Rebecca and Philip Cadigan Tait Larson Emily and Alex Whittemore Laura and Frank French Amy and Enrique Bellido Doleac Leehey LLC Patrick Carney Robert LeClair W.R. Berkley Corporation Rick and Lisa Frisbie Edward Bernazzani Carole and Thomas Allen Corinne Grousbeck Lise Revers Kevin and Shari Pletta Boston Bruins Foundation Kathleen Corkins Priscilla and William Catlin Madeline Leone Charitable Foundation Laurie and Paul Gershkowitz Wade and Irene Berner Anonymous Corinne C. Hodak Burton and Karen Rodney William and Sandra Poch Cushman and Wakefield Jane and Brian Crowley Thomas Clark Lauren Lineback and Joe Cavicchi Anne Gilson Mimi and Peter Borden Karen and Donald Bachman Ann Hough Patti Ross Helene and Dave Power Nina and Eugene DelFavero Aiyana and Michael Currie Mary and Pat Cogan Josephine and Roy MacDowell Friend’s Jessica Green Carole Brown Anne Price Joyce and Peter Barkin King Family Foundation Susan Sabin Barbara and Peter Hadelman Domenic DelFavero Kathleen Collins John and Diane Madison $500-$999 Liz and Arthur Greenwood Michele and Matt Buonomo Steven Principe Charlotte Brooks Mel and Marsha Kitay Debby Sabin and Brian Perkins Dawnmarie and Brian Jadul Aliza Edwards John and Amy Collins Marc Mansfield Aron Ain Jamie Grossman Rebecca and Allan Callow Mark Rakaluskas Ann and John Caravolas Myra Landau Joan and Philip Scaringella Malcom W. P. Strandberg Trust Faros Property Management LLC Paul and Gail Conway Janet Menn Brooke Orr and Anthony Amato Keith and Rachel Gubbay Emmanuelle Carpenter Republic Plumbing Supply Co., Inc. Susan Sutherland and Michael Chmura Jo Seibel and Stuart Levitz Peri Shamsai Christine Pallotta Tory and Bruce Farrell Nancy and David Corkery Cheryl Metrano Tracy and John Atkinson Wendy and Steve Harris Danna Carroll Sarah and Jim Rich Andrea Fleck and Jon Clardy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lualdi Leslie Silverstein Wells Fargo Carol Fassino Beth and Stephen Creavin Al and Marge Miller Basnett Plumbing Erica and Dick Hiersteiner Pamela Clayson Nancy Ridill Walker and Jill Coppedge Edith and Arthur Luskin Gail-Ann and Lenny Simon Stephen Fernands Erin and Richard Cummings Sandy and Ed Nabhan Stacy Bernstein Ruth Hodges and John LeClaire Davis Clayson Rebecca and Michael Robichaud Believers Shar and Bill Heslams Debi and Andrew Dimatteo Lisa and Sean O’Brien Laura and Adrian Bishop Christine and George Hoffmeister Patti and Paul Cloonan Erin and Richard Cummings Susan Malster Jerry and Jenny Stadler Liz and Ken Robinson $5,000-$9,999 Bill Lane Tom and Janice Dumont Mark Ohagan Jordana Boloker Carol and Matt Hudson Rhoda Cohen Mary and Joe Dempsey Don
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