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ANNUAL REPORT 1.1.14-6.30.16

PB 1 “Our idea is to use as a way to gain and hold the attention of young people so that we can teach them about matters more important than tennis.”

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2 1 mission The mission of NYJTL is to develop the character of young people through tennis and education for a lifetime of success on and off the court. about nyjtl For 45 years, NYJTL has been changing lives through tennis and education. Arthur Ashe and Lewis “Skip” Hartman founded NYJTL in 1971. Today, it is the largest nonprofit youth tennis and education program in the nation. Through tennis, academic enrichment, healthy living and character development programs, NYJTL teaches life and tennis skills to 75,000 underserved K-12 youth throughout New York City.

NYJTL celebrates the diversity of the children who participate in every program, serving youth from all five boroughs. All NYJTL community and afterschool programs are offered at no cost to the participants.

2 1 contents

3 letter from Dr. Deborah Antoine and Martin Goldberg 4 nyjtl by the numbers 5 programs and education 8 events 9 partnerships with purpose 10 fundraising 12 cary leeds center 14 cary leeds center: one year later 16 donors 22 nyjtl impact

23 financials 24 nyjtl alumni 25 nyjtl board of directors

2 3 dear nyjtl friends and family,

“Build it and they will come” were the buzz words for the believers who became supporters of the Cary Leeds Center for Tennis & Learning, NYJTL’s magnificent flagship home in .

And when the $26.5 million facility opened in the South Bronx on June 15, 2015, they 3 letter from Dr. Deborah Antoine and Martin Goldberg came! The community has embraced the Cary Leeds Center that offers 6,000 hours of free tennis, summer camps, and afterschool programs to approximately 30,000 children 4 nyjtl by the numbers and their families within the surrounding area.

5 programs and education Dr. Deborah Antoine Seeing smiles on the faces of thousands of children and their families engaged in tennis and healthy living activities over the past year confirms the vision of founder Skip 8 events Hartman and the NYJTL Board that the Cary Leeds Center would be transformational for the neighborhood and beyond. 9 partnerships with purpose Making the Cary Leeds Center a reality involved the formation of a unique public/private 10 fundraising partnership between NYJTL and the City of New York, most critically borough led by borough president Ruben Diaz, Jr. It is impossible to thank everyone who gave 12 cary leeds center tirelessly of their energies over nearly a decade to create an award-winning world-class tennis and learning center. 14 cary leeds center: one year later Notably, there are two contributors who deserve our most heartfelt ‘thank yous.’ Board 16 donors members Larry Leeds and Tory Kiam together assumed leadership of the capital Martin Goldberg campaign, spreading their infectious enthusiasm and bringing in more than “1000 Friends 22 nyjtl impact of NYJTL”—including many luminaries from New York City philanthropic circles.

23 financials There is truly no way to express our gratitude except to invite everyone to the Leeds Center to experience firsthand the dream being lived daily by New York City children. 24 nyjtl alumni Most sincerely, 25 nyjtl board of directors Dr. Deborah Antoine Martin Goldberg President & CEO Chairman

2 3 3 million hours of year-round programs in tennis, academics, healthy living and character by the development for NYC youth numbers 500,000 hours of free community tennis in 100% of NYC council districts 100% of Advanced Training Program seniors 10,000 attend college children mentored annually by 400 dedicated NYJTL staff

kids reached through tennis training for PE instructors at 75,000 schools in all 5 boroughs 45 years of continuous service

4 5 programs & education

ON AND OFF THE COURTS COMMUNITY TENNIS PROGRAM Each year: Underserved youth ages 5-18 receive free tennis • More than 6,000 children received free instruction from trained coaches in schools and equipment and tennis instruction and learned public parks in all 51 New York City council districts about healthy lifestyles. throughout the year. • Seven indoor tennis clubs donated nearly 300 hours of court time to NYJTL for 800 dedicated Offering tennis instruction in four boroughs, the players who participated in clinics from 6:00 – winter 2015 NYJTL tennis program accommodated 8:00 am on Saturday and Sunday mornings for 376 players. This number swelled to 5,438 20 weeks during Winter Early Morning Programs. participants in the spring when NYJTL operated programs at 27 locations in all five boroughs. With • NYJTL implemented training services for more a dedicated staff of nearly 100 for eight weeks at 37 than 275 physical education teachers committed locations, NYJTL provided New York City youth with to including tennis instruction in their schools’ more than 3,000 hours of tennis. curricula reaching up to 75,000 children. In addition, NYJTL supplied nets, balls, and racquets NYJTL instructors are highly regarded in the tennis to the School Time tennis programs. In 2016, the community. In 2015, coach Victor Caraballo was training was held at the Cary Leeds Center. named Emirates Airlines US Open Series Mentor of • Special Populations Festivals, Disney Kids’ Day the Year in a national competition. Victor was a part Parade, Fall Festival providing pumpkins for of the Community Tennis Program coaching staff everyone, and EmblemHealth “Healthy Living and was selected to travel and coach the NYJTL Family Nights” are among the many events Excellence Team in 2015. serving the community.

4 5 ADVANCED TRAINING PROGRAM ACES AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM For the first time in 2015, NYJTL’s ACES Afterschool Program operates from more than 200 players 3:00–6:00 pm daily offering tennis instruction, tried out for the NYJTL academics, healthy living and character education Advanced Training Program in 30 school-based partnerships providing a safe (ATP) with 100 juniors and nurturing environment for children during the selected to receive summer crucial out-of-school hours. More than 90 percent of training at the newly- ACES participants live in high-poverty households. opened Cary Leeds Center for Tennis & Learning. By Since 2012-13, ACES enrollment has increased by 35 2016, 240 talented players percent. In 2014-15, 3,400 children were engaged for participated in the ATP more than 500 hours of activities on the court and in tryouts, demonstrating the the classroom during the school year, and students strength of the summer who participated year-round received up to 1,000 program. hours of tennis and academic programming.

ATP players receive free Evaluations completed by the independent TASC entry into designated Research Team reported that nearly 60 percent USTA tournaments and of NYJTL participants increased both their english USTA Junior Team Tennis and math grades from the first to the final marking league play and subsidized period in 2014-15 representing more than 10-15% travel to Sectional and improvement over 2013-14. National tournaments. Beginning in January, 2016, 60 ACES program In 2014, 28 ATP participants were ranked in the top participants from all five boroughs traveled to the 100 (with 13 in the top 25) of the USTA Eastern Cary Leeds Center to play in Youth Tennis Leagues Section, with three earning national top 100 rankings. (YTL) established in partnership with the USTA and Junior Team Tennis. YTL was introduced as part Since 2012 a core group of ATP players have been of the ACES tennis curriculum for middle school training together and have achieved increasingly students to benefit from intermediate training and impressive results in USTA Junior Team Tennis (JTT). competitive league play as a transition to prepare for NYJTL Tournament Team tryouts. Players try out to be part of the Tournament Team and train in the 100% Advanced Training Program. of NYJTL’s ATP seniors have attended college, many earning scholarships.

In 2014, competing in the 14 & Under JTT division, the NYJTL team won the Metro League, moved on to the Eastern Sectionals in Albany emerging as champions, and capped its season with a third place finish at USTA Junior Team Tennis National Championships in South Carolina.

In 2015, the boys and girls competed in the JTT 18 & Under division. The NYJTL team rose to the challenge reaching the finals in the Eastern Section 18 & Under tournament. Now in their second year of JTT 18 & Under play, the 2016 players have won the USTA Eastern Sectionals and will play in the USTA Junior Team Tennis Nationals again in the fall.

6 7 awards 2014-15

ARTHUR ASHE ESSAY CONTEST 2014-2015 REGIONAL WINNERS Age Group NYJTL Award Winners This national writing competition is sponsored by 10 U Addyson Abreu, Ramsey Colon the USTA Foundation. It honors the life of Arthur Fabian Firu, Alyssa Gordon Ashe by encouraging students to learn, write Frederick Prince III, Destini Robinson and explore his legacy. All NYJTL students are 12 U Michael Figueroa, Jessica Perez encouraged to enter. In 2014, there were 600 entries Amanda Rivera, Jackson Skog by NYJTL participants. In 2015, nearly 1,000 essays were submitted by NYJTL. 14 U Maria Halimi, Maurice McCowen Alexander Mishiyev, Alyssa Tirado 2014 NATIONAL WINNER 16 U Aren Marfey, Camille Uy Srinath Mahankali, who participated in the 10 U competition, was one of only 18 U Isabel Balillo, Anthony Coneo 10 National Winners. Zorriana Johnson, Genji Noguchi

2014-15 MAYORS CUP AWARDS GREG CARRINGTON SPORTSMANSHIP Anthony Coneo Mike Shepard ACADEMIC AWARDS ANDREW STRASSER SPORTSMANSHIP JAVITS SCHOLARSHIPS Tomi Alalade Brittny Ferreira Ayan Ahmed Freddie Leung Isadora Braune Emi Lewis ANDREW FEINBERG SPORTSMANSHIP Celine Figueroa Eric Morgenstern Tyler Kim Diana McCready Jahnelle Martin Howe Lauren Murphy CLAUDETTE TOWNSEND MEMORIAL AWARD Christopher Huynh Niveisha Plummer MAYORS CUP OVERALL SPORTSMANSHIP Kevin Huynh Mrudhanee Sharma Isabella Cooper Ethan Nittolo Samantha Ippolito Karla Torres Zorriana Johnson William Trang Daniel Langerman Jun Yuminaga COMPETITIVE AWARDS SINGLES WINNERS JANA HUNSAKER AWARD Natalie Eordekian Mike Shepard Kemal Aziz Emi Lewis Shawn Jackson Lantis Wang KAE JONES SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Nadejda Maslova Brianna Williams Paulina Daugis Christian Gloria Ethan Nittolo Shelly Yaloz Brittny Ferreira Michael Pisarek Sujay Sharma

VARSITY ACADEMIC TEAM AWARD DOUBLES WINNERS Mary Louis Tech High School Isaac Rose Berman and Andrew Leung Alexus Gill and Isis Gill CARY LEEDS MEMORIAL AWARD Alexus Gill and Michelle Khaimov Anthony Santino Grace Tom Ameer Hosain and Garrett Sopko KYLE BARTON AWARD Douglas Nover and Anthony Santino Sachin Ragavan William Trang TEAM EVENTS BRIAN WATKINS LEADERSHIP AWARD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Isadora Braune Sofia Pascual PS 187 M and PS 215 K Kevin Huynh Henry Wilson MIDDLE SCHOOL KIAM “GOING FOR IT” SCHOLARSHIP MS 167 Joshua Basaldua Daniel Nover HIGH SCHOOL Zorriana Johnson Douglas Nover Beacon High School and Nightingale-Bamford School ANDRE LAHENS SPORTSMANSHIP Ginella Grimes Christina Huynh

6 7 events

MAYORS CUP With more than 600 entries, the Mayors Cup All-Scholastic Tennis Championships is the largest tennis tournament in the nation. Elementary, middle school, and high school students representing public, private, and parochial schools from the entire New York City metropolitan area have been competing against each other since 1988 in both individual and team competitions.

DISNEY KIDS’ DAY PARADE One of the most creative highlights for NYJTL summer program participants is designing banners incorporating Disney characters and tennis themes. The colorful banners are carried by the enthusiastic young artist/athletes in the annual Disney Kids’ Day Parade.

In 2014 and 2015, more than 1,500 participants marched past the iconic World’s Fair Unisphere at the US Open. In 2016, the Disney Kids’ Day Parade and the Mayors Cup were held at the Cary Leeds Center.

8 9 partnerships with purpose

HEALTHY LIVING/EMBLEMHEALTH BROADCAST LAB In 2014, the EmblemHealth Healthy Living Program AT CARY LEEDS CENTER reached 1,200 students at 15 schools. Educational Tennis Channel donated professional broadcast materials were translated into three languages. In equipment to NYJTL and trained NYJTL staff to 2015, the EmblemHealth Healthy Living Program use the equipment. Media programs debuted at was expanded to 30 sites, including schools and five middle schools in 2015, with one student media NYJTL CTP locations, serving more than 3,000 team producing a film that was honored at the New students. In 2016, Healthy Living Nights were added, York City Department of Youth and Community with 550 families attending seminars conducted by Development (DYCD) second annual film festival. EmblemHealth representatives. GOGIRLGO!/WOMEN’S SPORTS FOUNDATION CHARACTER EDUCATION/CITRS GoGirlGo! is an award-winning curriculum and NYJTL has partnered with nationally-acclaimed sports education program that is the cornerstone CITRS (Character, Integrity, Trust, Relationships, of NYJTL’s young leadership and empowerment Success) to support character education as an efforts. GoGirlGo! works to improve the health of important component of all NYJTL programs. The girls and to keep them involved in physical activity CITRS program has been integrated into classroom by supporting programs and organizations that and on-court activities through staff training with the work with girls. Sixty NYJTL staff members were goal of developing strong, responsible, and honest trained at the Women’s Sports Foundation (WSF) scholar-athletes based on character virtues such as Leadership Institute. Thirty ACES sites have staged sportsmanship and respect. popular GoGirlGo! events.

DISCOVER DAY/DISCOVERY GOVERNMENT PARTNERS COMMUNICATIONS NYJTL offers its ACES, CTP, and STP activities in all In 2014 and 2015, 50 Discovery Communications five boroughs, thanks to the generous support of employees presented South Bronx elementary NYC DYCD, New York State Education Network, and school students and their parents with the in partnership with the Department of Health and opportunity to discover tennis for the first time at Mental Hygiene, and the Department of Education. “Discover Day” tennis clinics. The goal of the “Day of NYJTL wishes to thank the Mayor’s Office and the Discovery” is to try something new, which was met New York City Council and the New York State with enthusiasm by students and parents. Legislature for their support.

8 9 fundraising

LEADERSHIP LUNCHEON When 2014 Leadership Luncheon honorees Hall For 30 years, 100% of the proceeds from NYJTL’s of Fame president Todd Martin and Avon Products Leadership Luncheon have directly supported NYJTL Chairman Doug Conant were introduced, the ballroom programs thanks to the generosity of the Benenson was abuzz with excitement that generated additional family who have underwritten all expenses for pledges from current and new supporters. NYJTL NYJTL’s major annual fundraiser held at the Grand raised a total of $1,880,000 in combined Leadership Hyatt in midtown . Luncheon and Cary Leeds Center contributions making October 29 the single biggest fundraising Looking ahead to the 2016 Olympics, “Golden day in the organization’s history. Dreams” was the theme of the 2015 Luncheon that raised more than $450,000. NJTL founder and Hall of REMEMBERING DALIA LEEDS Famer introduced two-time Olympic The entire NYJTL family mourns the passing of gold medalists Gigi and Mary Joe Fernandez, who Dalia Leeds on April 27, 2016. spoke about achieving their “golden dreams” and the importance of making “golden dreams” a reality “Dalia profoundly cared about making life better for present and future NYJTL participants. Fellow for others, and so many thousands of children are honoree Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe delivered a the beneficiaries of her kindness and generosity. stirring video tribute to her late husband Arthur Ashe. Thank you Dalia. You will be forever in our hearts.” — Dr. Deborah Antoine In 2014, led by 2013 NYJTL Luncheon honoree Ken Solomon, NYJTL introduced a “text to pledge” To preserve her legacy, the Dalia Leeds Memorial campaign. The room erupted in applause and gave a Fund has been established to ensure that free standing ovation when Larry and Dalia Leeds texted quality tennis is provided to children who a pledge for $1 million to the Cary Leeds Center for benefit from it most for many years to come. Tennis & Learning capital campaign, bringing the Dalia Leeds is pictured above (third from right) family’s total contribution to $3 million of the total attending the 2014 NYJTL Leadership Luncheon. $26.5 million needed to complete the project.

10 11 SUMMER GALA WITH THE STARS The Loeb Boathouse in is the iconic setting for the Summer Gala each year. 500 guests are entertained with music, dancing, gondola rides on the lake, tarot card reading, caricatures, silent auction and raffle. $175,000 was raised in 2015.

DOUBLES BY THE DUNES “Serious tennis, serious fun” is how the 16 loyal Doubles by the Dunes teams describe their annual summer outing in Easthampton, Long Island. Co-chaired by NYJTL Board members Kyle Kliegerman, Rob Rahr, and Matthew Snyder, the event raised $180,000 in 2014 and 2015 to support NYJTL programs.

NYJTL NEXT NYJTL Next is the initiative to develop the next generation of leaders through volunteer and service opportunities. From joining an event planning committee to volunteering with a child after school, to one day serving on the NYJTL Board of Directors, there are many opportunities to help and to contribute to NYJTL. There are more than 200 people in the NYJTL Next network! Members attended NYJTL events and volunteered at the Mayors Cup Finals and Festival, and also served on the Summer Gala Committee.

NEW ‘FACES’ IN 2016 The Family and Community Engagement Series (FACES) is a free tennis and education pilot program at the Cary Leeds Center that commenced in January, 2016. The FACES vision is to give an opportunity to South Bronx families surrounding Crotona Park to play tennis and have fun and engaging experiences on and off the court. Families enroll as a group and commit to youth tennis lessons, family play days and parent workshops exploring ways to keep the entire family healthy. FACES families reflect the Crotona community, which is 70 percent Hispanic. Often, parents are fluent Spanish speakers with limited English proficiency. In an effort to make programming accessible and inclusionary, all workshops, resources, materials, and discussions are offered in both English and Spanish.

10 11 “When I go on the court, I feel like a pro.” —Ingrid Sanchez, 11 years old, Brooklyn cary leeds center

On June 15, 2015, the Cary Leeds Center for Tennis & Learning, constructed in a public-private partnership with the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation, opened to wide acclaim with more than 500 donors and guests joining in the celebration. The Cary Leeds facility houses a two-story 12,000 sq. ft. clubhouse and educational spaces, as well as 20 courts (10 bubbled for winter/indoor use) plus two stadium and exhibition courts. These courts will seat up to 800 people and are scheduled to open in April, 2017. The Cary Leeds Center is the flagship home for NYJTL, providing free year-round instruction and play for youth ages 5-18, from beginners to nationally-ranked junior players. NYJTL also provides space for educators to help youth improve school performance. With access to classroom space and study centers, teachers and counselors offer young people a quiet and safe place to benefit from a wide range of educational programs. These are centered on healthy living, character education, and academics and include tutoring, homework assistance, SAT and Regents test preparation and project-based learning.

The Cary Leeds Center provides more than 6,000 hours of free tennis court time annually to the community’s underserved youth, who, with access to this multi-use facility, finally have a home court advantage.

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More than 7,000 children participated in on-court and off-court activities at the Cary Leeds Center during the first year of operation.

HIGHLIGHTS five-day, four-night sleepaway camp is offered to Students from all NYJTL programs (ATP, Junior 36 high school students from throughout the USTA Pathway Program, CTP, ACES, FACES) came for Eastern Section. tryouts, took private and group lessons and clinics, and signed up for camps and youth programs. Junior NYJTL entered a partnership with Breakthrough New tournaments offered competition at both the local York, a nonprofit organization that transforms the and national levels. lives of motivated, low-income students by offering college-preparatory services. Breakthrough New York More than 1,000 adults also participated in various uses classroom space at the Cary Leeds Center, which programs including open play, USTA leagues, clinics, is the organization’s first site in the Bronx. private lessons, and events. Community and professional development groups, In 2015, USTA Eastern selected NYJTL to host Camp USTA Eastern, and private parties held successful Eastern (July 26-30) at the Cary Leeds Center. This events at the Cary Leeds Center.

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$500,000–$1,000,000 Arlene and Morris Goldfarb Mike Fuller Leeds Family Foundation Roy Goodman Rachel Hall $5,000–$9,999 Stefan Kaluzny The Harmon Foundation Robert Adler $250,000–$499,000 Kenneth Cole Foundation Skip Hartman AJ Sloane Capital LLC Frances and Benjamin Benenson Deborah Slaner Larkin Richard A. Hayne Tracy Springer and Rick Antonoff Foundation Mayer Brown LLP HCK Recreation Kenneth Askenase Disney Worldwide Services, Inc. Hermione and Sidney Migdon Greg P. Hemphill Bank of America Beth and Joshua Nash Syde Hurdus Foundation Stephen Berger $100,000–$249,000 Anna and Bo Polk International Tennis Hall of Fame Yasmeen and Ralph Bernstein Karen and Bill Ackman Jill and Mark Rachesky Charitable June Jacobs Bostock Family Foundation Arnhold Foundation Foundation JP Morgan Chase Thomas Brockley Deutsche Bank Carol Rahr Jennifer Juntunen Jeffrey Brody Laurie Lindenbaum and Bob Horne Margaret and Gary Reiner Cynthia and James Kempner Jonathan Brooks The Marian B. and Jacob K. Javits The Mara and Ricky Sandler Lisa Konsker Yvonne Buysman Foundation Foundation Jeremy Kramer Citi Corporate Philanthropy Milken Family Foundation Lewis Schott Foundation Fay Ann Lee Brian Clifford The Pinkerton Foundation Polly Scott and James Maher Tracy Leeds and Evan Marwell Monica and Jeff Cohen Kristin and Robert Rahr The Sternlicht Family Foundation Leen Foundation Shirley Crow The Stewart J. Rahr Foundation Dan Tocatly Michael Maharam Sharon and Christopher Davis Women’s Sports Foundation Gordon Uehling Bruce Manson Valerie and Charles Diker Marjorie & Clarence E. Unterberg Susan and Morris Mark The Durst Organization $50,000–$99,999 Foundation Roger Markfield Andra and John Ehrenkranz Matthew Bronfman USTA/Eastern David Markin Jon Flint Louise B. and Edgar M. Cullman Verizon Foundation Matthijssen Business Systems Robert Glanville Foundation Molly Weeber Steven Mnuchin Pamela Glick DLA Piper LLP Daniel Ziff Eric Moscahlaidis Grandstand Sports and Wendy and Douglas Eisenberg Miles Nadal Memorabilia, Inc. Enhanced Education $10,000–$24,999 The New Yankee Stadium Dwight R. Hilson Evercore Partners Deborah and Clarel Antoine Community Benefits Fund Jeff Himawan First Protocol @ Goldman Sachs ATP World Tour Samuel Newhouse Foundation Carl Icahn Greystone Lee and Cicily Backus Steven Newhouse Faith Kates Eric Hadar Peggy and John M. Bader Newmark Grubb Knight Frank George Klein Elena and Tory Kiam Marie and Seth Bernstein Pamela and Edward Pantzer Kohlberg Foundation, Inc. Latham & Watkins LLP Bloomberg LP Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Stephanie and Joseph LaNasa The Lauder Foundation BNP Paribas Garrison LLP LePatner & Associates The Malkin Fund, Inc. Charles Bronfman Yvonne and Leslie Pollack Lesch - Percy Foundation Phillips Van Heusen Corporation Henry Buhl Family Foundation Loida N. Lewis The Edward John and Patricia Cantor Fitzgerald Brett Pollak The Lucy Foundation Rosenwald Foundation Ralph Chappano Premier Tennis Group John MacIntosh Pablo Salame Timothy Cherotti Pritzker Traubert Family Macy’s Ann and Andrew Tisch Lisa and James Cohen Foundation Maher Family Foundation USTA Foundation Jason Cohen RBC Capital Markets, LLC Arlene and Mitchel Maidman Wells Fargo Private Bank Creative Brand Craftsmanship, LLC Related Companies Tim Main Ellen and Daniel Crown Valerie and Steven Rifkin Terry and Thomas Messner $25,000–$49,999 Anthony Della Salla May and Samuel Rudin Family Jeremy Mindich Baron Capital Foundation William Dempsey Foundation, Inc. Randi and Russel Miron Gary Brody Alex Dimitrief Perri Peltz and Eric Ruttenberg Alan Mnuchin Doug Conant G. & E. Dubin Family Foundation Steve Schott Julianna Obeid Discovery Communications Elsie Lee Garthwaite Memorial Amy and Glen Siegel Olympus Holdings Alisa and Dan Doctoroff Foundation Stephen B. Siegel Otter Rock Holdings, LLC Craig Effron & Company Emirates Airline USTA Sachem Capital EmblemHealth, Inc. The Charles Evans Foundation William C. and Joyce C. O’Neil Management Paulson Family Foundation Stephen P Hanson Family Charitable Trust Lewis Schott Foundation Karen and Robert Williams Dominique Schulte and

16 17 Darren Seirer John P. Livingston Michael Carlin Barry Josephson Yehuda Shmidman Peter Lynch Vincent Celenza Lindsi Shine and Brett Kaplan Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP Margaret Ashe Magistro and Anit Chakraborty Keefe Bruyette & Woods, Inc. Gerard Smith Morgan Magistro-Capuzzo Kenneth Chenault Tori and Michael Kempner Iris and Michael Smith Alice Mahoney Tom Christopher The Kew Forest School Rachel and Matthew R. Snyder Richard H. Maidman York Chu Robin Kiam Aviv Bernard and Anne Spitzer Lawrence Mandelker Eric Church, MD Roger Kim Charitable Trust Paula Marshall Betta Clair Peter Kimmelman Sports & Arts in Schools Randy Master Clouser Family Foundation Robert Kleppinger Foundation Susan Mazzoni Larry Coben Doug Koff Steven Sprung Sonnet and Ian McKinnon Suzanne and Bob Cochran Williiam Kramer Suzanne Lengyel and Evan McLellan Constantinople & Vallone Kristen and Charles Krusen David Steadly Sreedhar Menon Consulting LLC Vivek Kumar Ron Sussman Jon Molin Cushman & Wakefield Jordan Labkon Walid Tamari Bob Moran David C. Farrell Jeffrey Lalima Joan Teaford Andrew L. Morse David Schwartz Foundation Jose Laloni Tennis Channel Alvin Murstein Nili and Nathaniel de Rothschild Craig Leavitt Victorinox-Swiss Army Knife Andrew Murstein Alex Dion Isabelle Russek Leeds Foundation NYBDC Charitable Foundation Benjamin Doller Leonard Boxer Dani and Ted Virtue Daniel W. O’Connor Matthew Dontzin Alice Levine Rosemary T. Vrablic Vidya and Sanjeev Palta Peter Dottino Marylin and Arthur Levitt, Jr. David Weinreb Joseph L. Parker, Jr. William Douglass Laurence S. Levy Cici and Alan Wilkinson Anthony Pesco Robert N. and Nancy A. Downey Netter Foundation, Inc. Stephanie Young Anna Pinedo Foundation Oliver Libby Caroline and Michael Price Victoria Dubin Allon Lifshitz $2,500–$4,999 Deepak Raj Mark Ein Lisa Linden Acupay System LLC Missie Rennie Niko Elmaleh Lisa and Michael Schultz Peter Baglieri Lawrence G. Rose Becky Elrad Foundation, Inc. Baker Hostetler RR Donnelley Bill Ettelson Stacey and Keith Locker Barclays Bank Aditya Sankaranarayan Jeffrey Fairbanks Kunj Majmudar Richard Baron Chris Scaro Pat and Edward Falkenberg Carmel Malkin Robert Bellick Lisa and Harry Segalas Barry F. Faust Gina and Michael Martin Ray Benton Elizabeth Sherman The Feldman Family Nicholas Martini Foundation Anne and Jeb Boucher Jasnit Singh Hilary Feshbach Melanie Meyers and Edward May Maria Brisbane and Wallace Tom Sperry Fifth & Pacific Foundation David J. Mazzullo Henderson Ben and Meredith Stein Howard Fillit Ian McCormick Robb Bunnen Suzanne Slesin and Financial Benefits Research Group Tom McDermott Lisa and Dick Cashin Michael Steinberg Financo Hugh McDonald Linda R. Chen and Robert Heather Steins Rebecca and Roger Fine Joseph McLaughlin Sculthorpe Jennifer Steins Janie and Robert Fisher Metrotennis CTA CityView Racquet Club Robin Steins Hollis and Jim Forbes Nicholas V. Meythaler Cynthia Ott and Jim Coleman Barnard Sachs Straus John S. Fornaciari Sam Michaels Joyce Cowin Taconic Capital Advisors LP Harold Freeman Antonia and Spiros Milonas J. Christopher Daly Carlton E. Wessel Elissa and Bobby Friedman Linda T. and John R. Mitchell Jane and Bill Donaldson Katie Brown and Bill Gedale Roberta and Colin Moore Edmund C. Duffy $1,000–$2,499 Fernando B. Gentil Guillermo Morales-Rubert Mark D. Ein Alexander Acquavella Georgescu Family Foundation Morse Family Foundation Ellie Kai, Inc The Frederick R. Adler Grantor Gillwright Group Douglas A. Morse Estreich and Company, Inc Trust Michael Glaser Susan and Harry Newton Saskia and Hugh Evans Barbara Albert Jonathan L. Glashow Gary T Niebur Nicolas T. Ferreri Naomi and Ian Arons Goldman Sachs Christian L Oberbeck Lori and Mark Fife Foundation, Inc. Louise and Neale Attenborough Ira Golub Beth and Brian O’Connor Sara and Jack Fornaciari Brenda and Carlin Axelrod Lawrence Gordon Lauren O’Sullivan Samir Gandhi Claudia Baez and Alejandro Michael Gould Gordon Pattee Ricardo Garcia Baez Sacasa Jon Gray Susan Peck and Michael Tarlow Richard Goddard Phyllis Bard Angela Fort and Robert Haar Peek Family Foundation Martin Goldberg Selim and Luna Benardete Molly Hamilton Pittman Family Foundation Adam Goldman Charitable Fund Clay Hamlin Poonam Prasad Jennifer and Jon Harris Linda and Peter Bicks Richard Hanzelko David Raab Robert Harrison Blackrock Malo and John Harrison Edward Ricchiuto Carol Mann and Howard Helene Paul Blumberg Jeffrey K Harrow Susan DeRose and Richard T. Lewis Michael Horgan Allison Bodenmann Olga and David Harvey Barbara Roseff Zeynep Inanli Robert P. Boiarsky Wyatt Haskell Steve Rosen J. Howard and Brenda LaGrange Michael Borkowsky Craig Hatkoff Samuel Rosenblatt Johnson and Family Joan and Allen Boyce Anne and Steve Hentschel Karen Roth Foundation Kathrin Brown and William The Ronnie F. Heyman Greg Royce Jennifer Jordano Schwarzchild Foundation Darryl Schaffer Thomas L. Kempner Beth Brownstein Lawrence Hong The Schwartz Family Givens Estates Linda and Jerry Bruckheimer Linda Horigan Foundation, Inc. Richard Kessler The Bryan Brothers Foundation Audrey and Fred Horne Stephen Shapiro Ellen Kiam Paul Bryant Karen Ikeda Jigisha Shelat Howard Kleinman Joel Buchman Cameron Iraj Jack Shulman Lisa and Kyle Kliegerman Al Bunis David Israel Sidney Kohl Foundation, Inc. Robert Kotick Dale and Bob Burch Ian James Adrianne and William Silver Lakeshore Sport & Fitness Valentina Burger-Jimenez Richard Jenis Amy Rose and Jeffrey Silverman

16 17 Steven Simkin Maxine and Thomas Baker Alex Canet Geert Dhont Margie and Wilder Baker Mark Canno Jennifer Diagonale Nancy Smith Elena Bantovska Mark Capehart Elizabeth Dickey Pamela Sporing Timothy Barefield Lisa Caputo Lucy DiCostanzo Thomas Steiglehner William Barefield Maritoni Carlos David N. Dinkins Rebecca Stein Dawn Barnard Clifford Carlson David N. Dinkins, Jr. Maddie and Ted Stein Barnett Interiors Andreea and Michael Carpenter James G. Dix Judy and Michael Steinhardt Maria Barreto Bree Casart Carmel Donavan Wenke Thoman and Bill Sterns Glenn Bartasi Alexander Cass Erica Donner Tapper Charitable Foundation Hilary Bartlett Warren Cathcart Pudugramam Doraiswamy Jeanine Tesori Sarah Bassett Nicole S. Charbani Barbara Doran The Frank and Brenda Gallagher Giselle and James Bates Mitchell Charnas Kathleen and Alex Dorato Family Foundation Roger K. Baumberger Grant Chen Steven Dubb The Towbin Fund Carmen Bayon Mimi Chen Jonathan Dubin William Troy Francesca Beale Barbara Chin Max Dubliner William J. Tully Foundation Barbara and Michael Bebon Kathy Chin Rob Dukesherer USTA/Eastern-Metro Region Amanda Beebe Julian Chung Hayden Dunbar Siby Vadakekkara Joseph P. Beebe Chiara Ciabatti Susan C. Dunne Peter F. Vallone Stephanie Beebe Gregory Cilek Matthew Dyer Van Eck Associates Corporation Nancy Beers-Nix Lila Claghorn Shawn Dyer Lisa M Volling Kristina and James Bell Kelly and Joseph Coffey The Eastman-Pinto Foundation Loc Vukhac Bonnie Bell-Curran Joan and Bruce Cohen Inc. Wagner Family Foundation Lee and Paul Belsky The Betsy and Alan Cohn Steve Ehrlich Rosalind P. Walter Foundation Mike Benenson Foundation Linda S. Eichenbaum Gregg Wasser Adam Benner Pamela Coleman Rolla Eisner A. 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20 21 NYJTL asked students and their parents a series of questions about their participation in NYJTL tennis and education programs. Here’s what they had to say: impact

YOUTH 79% of students feel more confident as a result of participation in NYJTL programs

PARENTS 81% 69% 83% say their child is a say their child’s grades of parents say better tennis player improved as a result of their child is more participation in NYJTL confident overall education programs because of NYJTL

SPECIAL POPULATIONS Supported by Goldman Sachs volunteers in 2014 and 2015, NYJTL hosted four summer tennis festivals in July and August, serving students with special needs.

More than 800 students participated in 2014 at sites including , IS204 in , in Brooklyn and Bronx International Youth Tennis Center. In 2015, the NYJTL Special Populations Program worked with fifty-three schools from District 75. Many schools were able to take part in weekly tennis lessons at various NYJTL sites in each borough. Special Populations Tennis festivals were held in Manhattan (MS167), Queens (IS204), Cary Leeds Center Crotona Park (Bronx) and Linden Park (Brooklyn). All students received a certificate of participation and a blue ribbon.

22 23 financials

SIX MOS. ENDED FY2016 FY2015 6/30/20141 REVENUES Government grants $10,337,782 $10,370,119 $3,963,166 Foundation and Corporate grants 317,875 281,584 204,158 Program revenue 10,515 53,250 41,115 Cary Leeds Center — program fees2 675,491 Contributions General 52,908 91,185 66,236 Capital 633,994 2,220,578 649,093 Special Events (Net) 1,730,542 1,483,161 0 Tournaments 214,561 150,324 46,815 Miscellaneous Income 57,183 164,235 43,608

Total revenues 14,030,851 14,814,436 5,014,191 EXPENSES Program services Tennis 1,198,935 1,309,279 610,388 Cary Leeds Center 1,878,430 Education 9,124,965 9,440,809 3,505,414

Total program services 12,202,330 10,750,088 4,115,802

Management and general 1,088,107 818,505 328,956 Fundraising 546,485 557,768 153,436 Start-up cost (Cary Leeds Center construction) 201,871 1,229

Total expenses 13,836,922 12,328,232 4,599,423

Change in net assets 193,929 2,486,204 414,768

Net assets — beginning of year 11,845,883 8,909,679 8,494,911 Restatement3 450,000

Net assets — end of year $12,039,812 $11,845,883 $8,909,679

1. Organization changed its fiscal year ending 12/31 to 6/30 at the end of FY 2013. 2. FY 2016 was the first year of operations for the Cary Leeds Center for Tennis & Learning. 3. Multi-year pledge receivables omitted in FY 2015.

22 23 nyjtl alumni

Although 100 percent of NYJTL Advanced Training During the summers, she has worked with NYJTL Program (ATP) participants are accepted into both on and off the court where she has been joined colleges and necessarily “graduate” from NYJTL by fellow ATP grad Christopher Jou, who majored programs when they receive their high school in neuroscience at Johns Hopkins University and diplomas, some of the best and brightest have is attending medical school at SUNY Downstate returned to join the NYJTL team during the Medical College in Brooklyn. summer—a win-win for everyone. Jou’s story is similar to Rancea’s. He started playing Stephanie Rancea started playing tennis at age tennis at age seven in the NYJTL Early Morning four. Her cousin brought her to NYJTL tryouts at Program at the USTA National Tennis Center and age eight to in , Queens. then moved to Cunningham where he steadily She recalls freezing mornings when she played improved his rankings from #30 in the 12’s to top 20 tennis at 6:00 am indoors at the USTA National in the 14’s and reaching a high of #9 in the 16’s. Tennis Center. On the court, Jou played #1 at Stuyvesant High By the age of 15, Rancea was ranked in the top 32 in School for four years and was the City champion in the Eastern Section having earned a Bronze medal doubles. Academically, Jou also excelled, earning a in the 14 U division of the Empire State Games. Javits Scholarship.

A graduate of Francis Lewis High School, she Jou has worked at NYJTL every summer since he was earned an academic scholarship at the University of 16 years old. He has set a high bar for current NYJTL Massachusetts where she has been a double major participants while offering a first hand “prescription in Hotel Tourism Management and Communications. for success”.

“NYJTL has taught me many lessons that I’ve integrated into my tennis game. To this day, I find myself still incorporating many of these same values in my everyday life.” —Christopher Jou

24 25 nyjtl board of directors

Members of the 2015 NYJTL Board of Directors and Luncheon Committee members are joined by 2015 Leadership Luncheon honorees Gigi Fernandez, Mary Joe Fernandez, and Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe and NJTL co-founder Charlie Pasarell.

OFFICERS Kyle Kliegerman Martin S. Goldberg, Chairman Deborah Slaner Larkin Tory Kiam, Vice Chairman Fay Ann Lee Carlos Cuevas, Vice President Larry Leeds Steven Simkin, Vice President Arlene Maidman Robert Horne, Treasurer Bruce Manson Polly Scott, Secretary Randy Master Deborah Antoine, President & CEO Mercedes Michel Sidney Migdon DIRECTORS Mark H. Rachesky Gary Brody Robert Rahr Yvonne Buysman Matthew Snyder Karen Chaikin Rebecca Stein David N. Dinkins Craig Effron EMERITI Howard Endelman Lewis H. Hartman, Chairman Emeritus Robert H. Harrison James R. O’Neill, President Emeritus Karen Ikeda Lawrence B. Benenson, Director Emeritus Miki Kagan Peter Malkin, Director Emeritus As of June 7, 2016

CREDITS Editor: Sports+Plus I Design: CSA Studio I Cover Photography: Michael Bonfigli

24 25 “NYJTL has impacted my character by showing me what teamwork really is.” —Shakira Gomez, 13 years old, Bronx

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