2013-2014 ANNUAL REPORT www.pointfoundation.org Point Foundation (Point) empowers promising lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender & queer (LGBTQ) students to achieve their full academic & leadership potential— despite the obstacles often put before them—to make a significant impact on society. Executive Message 2
Scholar Support & Selections 4 TABLE Leadership 8 OF Community Service 10
Mentoring 11 CONTENTS
Internships 12
Alumni 13
Events 14
Corporations & Foundations 16
Scholarships 18
Sponsorships 20
Legacy Circle 22
Cornerstone Society 23
Donors 24
Valedictorian Society 28
In Memoriam 30
Boards & Staff 31
Combined Federal Campaign 32
Financials 33 Featured photography by Kevin Day EXECUTIVE MESSAGE
Dear Point Supporters,
Our abilities as individuals to effect change may seem small, but we can accomplish much when we share a common vision and sense of purpose. Mother Teresa said, “I alone cannot change the world, but I can cast a stone across the waters to create many ripples.”
Point Foundation is a community of individuals making it possible for LGBTQ young people to achieve a higher education degree and avail themselves of greater opportunities in life. Each scholar we help is a ripple, and collectively, our 80 current Point Scholars and 184 Point Alumni are a wave of change moving through society.
To achieve our mission and help as many young people as possible, the Point family of scholars, alumni, board members, trustees, mentors and staff, must continue to change and evolve. “New” may not always result in “improved,” but stasis never leads to success.
The Point family is a close-knit group embracing big aims and proud achievements. Some of what we do started off as a ripple and then grew, such as launching a new social media campaign this year - educate2impact - to encourage students to stay in school and get their degree. Point also partnered with Campus Pride to create an online National LGBT Scholarship Database, a comprehensive public resource of scholarship and funding resources.
2 • Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report Leadership • Education • Community • Empowerment • Mentorship
At other times, we make a big splash. This year we honored acclaimed TV producer Dr. Neal Baer, and “Girls” creator and star Lena Dunham, at our Point Honors gala at the landmark New York Public Library building on Fifth Avenue. Point also scored big in being able to honor the the first openly gay player to play in any of the North American pro sports leagues, Jason Collins, at our Leadership Dinner, and songwriter Diane Warren at the Voices On Point dinner and concert in Los Angeles. We are especially proud that both Dr. Baer and Mr. Collins have joined our honorary board.
Everyone who supports the work of Point Foundation and our Point Scholars is helping to make waves of change in society. A contribution of time or resources to Point is a ripple that touches others. It inspires all of the Point family to keep working toward a sea change that will bring equitable opportunities and rights to LGBTQ people everywhere.
On behalf of Point Foundation and our Point family, thank you for the support that keeps hope and encouragement flowing to LGBTQ students.
Sincerely, Richard Ziegelasch Kevin Chase Jorge Valencia Board of Directors, Board of Directors, Executive Director Co-Chair Co-Chair & CEO
Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report • 3 POINT SCHOLARS IN THE 2014 CLASS ARE ENROLLED AT:
American University Boston College Law School Boston University Brigham Young University Brown University Centenary College of Louisiana Columbia Business School SCHOLAR Columbia University DePaul University Duke University SUPPORT & Emerson College Florida State University SELECTIONS Grand Valley State University Harvard College Harvard Kennedy School/ Attaining a higher education degree became possible for 23 new undergraduate Stanford School of Business (joint program) and graduate students who received Point Foundation Scholarships in 2014. Harvard Medical School All demonstrate academic excellence, leadership skills, community involvement, Harvard University financial need, and the ability to overcome obstacles. The 23 Point Scholar- Johns Hopkins University ship recipients were chosen from nearly 2,100 scholarship candidates who used Johnson and Wales University Point’s online application process. Macaulay Honors College at CUNY Massachusetts Institute of Technology For the 2014-2015 academic year Point is providing financial assistance and Mills College programmatic support to 80 full-time students. Morehouse College Mount Holyoke College Point’s multifaceted support for scholars extends far beyond our direct financial New York University contribution to the cost of their education. Each scholar is also paired with a North Carolina State University mentor, and participates in leadership development and training in civic en- Northwestern University School of Law/ gagement. Point Scholars concretely give back to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern transgender and queer community through the completion of individual com- (joint program) munity service projects each year. Oberlin College Scholars can also engage with the Point community by being invited to join the Pratt Institute Scholar Subcommittee, which works throughout the year on ways to enhance Rutgers School of Law - Newark leadership development. This past year, the Scholar Subcommittee organized San Francisco Art Institute several components of the Scholar & Alumni Leadership Conference, and San Francisco State University directly connected with scholarship applicants through the “Ask a Point Sarah Lawrence College Scholar” webpage. School of the Art Institute of Chicago Simmons College
4 • Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report Stanford University “There aren’t many LGBTQ scholarships in SUNY Upstate Medical University existence, just as there is not a lot of support The University of Alabama that queer writers and artists can count on. The University of Idaho Point Foundation’s support has allowed me The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Towson University to dedicate more of my time and energy to Tufts University my education, to my students, and to touring UCLA Geffen School of Medicine my book through parts of the country where University of California, Berkeley/ young queer writers and artists may not have University of California, San Francisco (joint program) access to an LGBTQ community. Point has University of California, Berkeley shown me the importance of that community University of California, Davis University of California, Los Angeles and has inspired me to build it up in every University of Chicago way I can.” University of Miami – Meg Day, Voices on Point Scholar University of Michigan University of Pennsylvania University of Southern California University of Utah University of Washington School of Law University of Washington, Seattle University of Wisconsin, Madison Vanderbilt University Vanderbilt University School of Medicine Virginia Commonwealth University Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania Worcester Polytechnic Institute Yale University
MEG DAY
Meg Day was raised in San Carlos, California. After coming out at the University of California, San Diego, Meg ran the queer reading series T.M.I. and competed in the poetry slam community. She received an MFA in Poetry from Mills College and worked as a teaching artist before moving to Salt Lake City to pursue a Ph.D. in Poetry & Disability Poetics at the University of Utah. Meg is the recipient of an NEA Fellowship in Poetry, among other awards and fellowships, and is the author of Last Psalm at Sea Level, winner of the 2013 Barrow Street Press Poetry Prize. She is also the author of When All You Have Is a Hammer, winner of the 2012 Gertrude Press Chapbook Contest, and We Can’t Read This, winner of the 2013 Gazing Grain Chapbook Contest.
Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report • 5 2014 Frederick Adenuga Erin Armstrong Ishan Asokan POINT SCHOLAR Meg Day Kale Edminston CLASS
Crys O’Grady
6 • Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report Brittney Balkcom Morgan Cheatham Win Chesson Bridgette Davis Gregory Davis
Elizabeth Ehret Samy Galvez Alexa Groenke Marcus Lee Samir Luther Jez Marston
Emmett Patterson Kyle Ranieri Jacob Rudolph AJ Singletary Erika Sommer Audrey Stewart
Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report • 7 LEADERSHIP
The 2014 Point Foundation Scholar & Alumni Leadership Conference was held in Boston for four busy and fun days of programing and events. This year’s conference theme, “On the Freedom Trail to Full Equality,” allowed the 170 members of the Point family in attendance – scholars, alumni, board members, trustees and staff – to acknowl- edge Boston’s vital role in the history of our nation, higher education, activism and LGBTQ equality.
Conference highlights included a conversation with New York Times best-selling author Janet Mock, moderated by Point Alum Derrick Clifton; a “State of the Community” session, featuring a briefing from White House LGBT Liaison Gautam Raghavan; a walking tour ex- ploring Boston’s LGBTQ history; and screenings of the documentary “TWO: The Story of Roman and Nyro,” and the Amazon web series “Transparent,” whose cast includes Point Honorary Board member Judith Light and Associate Producer, Point Alum Rhys Ernst. Con- ference programing also included sessions on sharpening advocacy skills, personal and professional development, a scholar panel on in- tersectionality, and a scholar poster fair depicting their community service projects and academic research. A conference app for smart- phones kept attendees up-to-date and proved a popular way to share photos and messages.
At the Conference’s Leadership Dinner, Rep. Joe Kennedy III presented Jason Collins with the Point Leadership Award. Collins made his- ENTREPRENEURIAL SPONSORS FRIENDS OF POINT SPONSORS tory in 2013 as the first openly gay athlete to play in any of the Time Warner Foundation FOR THE LEADERSHIP DINNER North American pro sports leagues. Kennedy was Collin’s college Citi Community Development Wells Fargo Grey Goose roommate at Stanford University, and today is a strong supporter of LGBTQ equality. SPONSOR NATIONAL MEDIA SPONSOR OF Verizon THE CONFERENCE AND DINNER The Advocate FRIENDS OF POINT SPONSORS OF THE CONFERENCE CONFERENCE SESSION Citi Community Development MEDIA SPONSOR Fandango The Gay & Lesbian Review Grainger
Photos above: Honoree Jason Collins, Rim-Freeman Point Scholar Jacob Rudolph, Rep. Joe Kennedy III & Board of Directors Co-Chair Richard Ziegelasch • Author Janet Mock with the George Benes, MD & Michael Mallee, EdD Point Scholar Rachel Jackson • Point Scholars Elizabeth Ehret, Nicole Opper and Cary Crall. • Board Director Shelley Fischel, Point Scholar Max Staebler, Point Alum Jacob Tobia & Alan Uphold.
Photos left: The Point family along the Freedom Trail.
8 • Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report “The Point Scholar & Alumni Leadership Conference is my yearly pick-me-up. It is sometimes hard to keep the same level of energy and passion in my work throughout the year but being surrounded by such creative and ambitious students inspires me to keep going. During this weekend, I am reminded of what it is to be a Point scholar-a fighter, an innovator, and a friend.” – Navidra Hardin, Point Scholar
NAVIDRA HARDIN
After his father passed away in 2009, Navidra realized that life is too short to have regrets and he decided to to come out of the closet. Navidra’s family, viewing homosexuality as “unnatural” and “sinful,” cut off all financial assistance to him. Navidra’s Catholic school community was surprisingly more supportive, but, as the only openly gay student, he was discouraged from starting a Gay-Straight Alliance and other LGBTQ-related activities. Navidra has nonetheless persevered and uses these negative events as motivation in all aspects of his life. In keeping with his love of writing and speaking, Navidra is studying Journalism at Emerson College.
Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report • 9 COMMUNITY SERVICE
Point Foundation is committed to helping our scholars develop the “For my Community Service Project, I examined skills they need to become leaders in their respective professions, how software programs can impact not only communities, and society. Every year of their funding term, Point user experience, but user identity. The full Scholars are required to complete a Community Service Project spectrum of gender and sexual orientation (CSP) that will positively affect the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) community. CSPs provide invaluable learning is often left out of software design and experiences to our scholars in community-based, partnership- implementation, and currently, this is a oriented civic engagement and intergenerational mentoring. neglected topic in computing ethics. Software applications should be designed in such a way Recent CSPs have focused on helping LGBTQ asylum seekers become that allows all people to portray their authentic acclimated to life in the U.S.; organizing a conference on sexual health; selves, and my project aimed to better user creating a theater piece about LGBTQ history; and doing outreach to homeless LGBTQ youth. Posters highlighting many notable experience for LGBTQ individuals.” CSPs were a featured display at the 2014 Scholar & Alumni Leadership – Xinyi Ou, Allan Gilmour & Eric Jirgens Point Scholar Conference. Find news and updates about scholar CSPs on Point’s View Point scholar and alumni blog at: pointfoundation.org/viewpoint.
XINYI OU
Xinyi Ou is studying history and computer science at Grand Valley State University, Michigan. In her sophomore year of high school, Xinyi left an abusive household to live alone and support herself. She credits her close circle of accepting friends and her many amazing mentors for her present-day achievements. Xinyi strives to ensure that every youth has the access to the resources, education, and caring that they need to excel in whatever goals they have. Her plans include working to better the lives of homeless LGBTQ youth through engaging them with higher education and giving them hope for a better future.
10 • Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report MENTORING
Each Point Scholar is provided with a mentor who is a prominent and “My mentor Rachel empowers me to believe caring professional in the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer in myself as a scholar and guides me through and straight-allied community. Point Mentors assist their scholars with overcoming obstacles I experience as an their community service projects and advise them on career decisions, including the pursuit of graduate studies and job opportunities after out transgender person in Louisiana. For graduation. Through lending their professional expertise and career example, she has guided me through the guidance, Point Mentors become important role models to scholars, application process for graduate school and while meaningfully broadening their own experience. Point conducts has really helped me show my full potential. mentor-training forums, provides each mentor-scholar pair with Through my mentor and Point, I am able a mentoring handbook, and distributes the Mentoring Messenger gain access to networks that, unfortunately, newsletter twice a year. Mentors are also encouraged to join scholars, most people from the Southeast do not get alumni, board members, trustees at Point’s Regional Leadership Forums and other events. access to.” – Eli Capello, Point Scholar
Scholars are not alone in benefiting from Point’s Mentoring Program. Mentors can enrich their own lives, and contribute to the building of an intergenerational support network. For more information on Point’s Mentoring Program, call 866.33.Point or visit www.pointfoundation.org/mentor.
ELI CAPELLO
Eli Capello was raised in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. His relationship with his family deteriorated after coming out at age 16. Eli soon left home to attend a boarding school, thanks to financial support from his grandmother. In his sophomore year, he founded his high school’s first Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) and became increasingly involved in LGBTQ education and activism. Eli is currently pursuing a degree in Neuroscience at Centenary College of Louisiana. He eventually hopes to become a plastic surgeon and integrate future research in neuroscience with the questions involving transgender patients, as well as help physicians to understand and serve the transgender community.
Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report • 11 INTERNSHIPS
Five years ago The Palette Fund partnered with Point to launch an internship program, which has made it possible for Point Scholars to spend the summer experiencing relevant, professional work that directly benefits LGBTQ community nonprofit organizations. Because The Palette Fund underwrites a stipend for the scholar, the participating nonprofits do not have to incur any costs for having a gifted student work with them during the summer.
This year Point Scholar Sy Abdul spent the summer helping people who are more than twice his age. A student at the University of Pennsylvania, Sy interned at the New York headquarters of Services & Advocacy for GLBT Elders (SAGE).
Thanks to the generosity of the Sheri & Les Biller Family Foundation and Gilbert Bryce, Point Scholar Navidra Hardin worked this summer on the Financial Freedom Project, a Point Initiative that provides scholars with financial education and literacy tools to help them achieve their life goals.
A number of Point’s corporate partners including NBCUniversal, Johnson & Johnson, Viacom, and Coda Leadership, also filled internship positions with Point Scholars.
For more information about providing internship opportunities to Point Scholars, please contact Point at [email protected], or call 866.33.POINT.
Photos above (left two): Point Scholar Sy Abdul (right): Point Scholar Navidra Hardin
12 • Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report “As a scholar, I always equated Point ALUMNI with opportunity. Now that I am an alum, Point’s opportunity flows in two symbiotic directions: I continue to benefit from the vast Point’s sixth annual Alumni Conference was held in Boston, Point community’s advice and friendship, Massachusetts from July 25-27 in conjunction with the organization’s national conference. The program began with a Leadership Dinner and I have a greater ability to give back to honoring Jason Collins, the first openly gay athlete to play in one Point, the scholars, and other alumni based of the four major U.S. professional sports leagues. In the days that on my professional experience. Being part of followed, alumni continued to participate with scholars, board mem- Point means being part of an ever-expanding bers and staff in general sessions of the conference while taking time LGBTQ network with diverse experiences to meet separately as alumni. Alumni breakout sessions included a and a desire to create opportunities for workshop on wellness for activists, a people of color roundtable, a professional development course and space for artists to discuss individuals and common success. Point helps their work. Additionally, a general session was held for all alumni to us all grow stronger, and I will always be review accomplishments and set goals for the alumni relations and grateful for that.” scholar support subcommittees. – Daan Erikson, Point Alum
Point’s current 184 alumni are committed to using their talents and education to contribute to society and to the LGBTQ community. Recent graduates are working at corporations and law firms, teaching at universities, improving and providing medical care, serving in public office, and directing or performing in award-winning film and stage works. We are fortunate and grateful that our alumni also are giving back to Point, through volunteering as board members, trustees, mentors, committee members and donors.
DAAN ERIKSON
Originally from Massachusetts, Daan studied Entertainment Media and Identity at New York University’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study. While an undergraduate, Daan interned at HBO and Viacom’s LOGO TV and served as a Peer Educator and a Resident Assistant at NYU. After graduating cum laude from NYU (with multiple awards), Daan went on to receive a J.D. from Loyola Law School in Los Angeles. During law school, he served as a judicial extern to the Honorable Richard Fruin at Los Angeles Superior Court and again interned at HBO. Daan currently works in copyright and trademark law as a Senior Research & Conference Fellow at the Fordham Intellectual Property Institute.
Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report • 13 POINT HONORS
Approximately 450 guests joined two dozen celebrities and dignitaries at the annual Point Honors gala in New York on April 7, celebrating the accomplishments of Point Foundation scholarship recipients. Dr. Neal Baer, the Executive Producer and Showrunner for acclaimed television programs such as “ER” and “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” and “Under The Dome,” received the Point Leadership Award. Lena Dunham, the Golden Globe Winner and Emmy Nominated Actress and Producer of HBO’s “Girls,” accepted the Point Horizon Award.
The event, held at the landmark New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue, raised more than $620,000 for Point. Celebrity appearances at Point Honors included Andrew Rannells, Mariska Hargitay, Michael Urie, Tyne Daly, Judith Light, Anthony Edwards, Rachelle Lefevre, Billy Porter, Mike Doyle, BD Wong and Thomas Roberts. Guests also enjoyed performances by Telly Leung and Uzo Aduba, and heard from Point Scholar Noah Lupica and Point Alum Alexia Koritz. Elected officials also attended to show support for LGBTQ students, including California Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom, New York State Comptroller Thomas Di Napoli and New York City Councilmember Corey Johnson.
PRESENTING SPONSORS Bumble and bumble. HBO The Estée Lauder Companies Janssen Pharmaceutical PwC Companies of Goldman, Sachs & Co. Johnson & Johnson Wells Fargo FRIENDS OF POINT Grey Goose PREMIER SPONSORS Senses New York Salon & Spa Audi of America, Inc. NATIONAL MEDIA SPONSOR Hilton Worldwide The Advocate Time Warner LOCAL MEDIA SPONSOR PRINCIPAL SPONSORS Gay City News Philippe Brugère-Trélat & Mitchell Draizin David Henry Jacobs
Photos (top to bottom): Broadway stars: Andrew Rannels • Billy Porter • 2014 Point Horizon Award Honoree Lena Dunham with Point Scholars and Alumni • Honoree Lena Dunham, Uzo Aduba and Telly Leung • Actor Michael Urie • Actress Mariska Hargitay presents the 2014 Leadership Award to Dr. Neal Baer
14 • Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report VOICES ON POINT
At the third annual Voices On Point event in L.A., more than 400 guests enjoyed performances by Vanessa Hudgens, Sam Harris and Joey McIntyre. Acclaimed songwriter Diane Warren received the Point Leadership Award for her many years of inspiring young LGBTQ artists and her generous and steadfast support of education. The award was presented by fellow songwriter David Foster, who performed a sing- along style medley of her greatest hits.
Among the many celebrities appearing onstage were Dan Bucatinsky, Jason Collins, Heather Dubrow, David Foster, Judith Light, Heather McDonald, AJ McLean, Thomas Sadoski and George Takei. Wells Fargo Point Scholar Brittney Balkcom and Point Alum Zach Zyskowski performed a classical music duet, and Point Scholars Meg Day and Isaias Guzman spoke about the many hurdles they have overcome in pursuit of their dreams of a higher education degree. The September 13 event at the Hyatt Regency Plaza in Los Angeles raised $400,000 for Point scholarships and programs.
PRESENTING SPONSORS Wells Fargo
PREMIER SPONSORS Audi of America, Inc. Hilton Worldwide
PRINCIPAL SPONSORS HBO Viacom
FRIENDS OF POINT Air New Zealand Grey Goose Frontiers Magazine
NATIONAL MEDIA SPONSOR The Advocate
Photos (top to bottom): Songwriter Diane Warren accepts the Point Leadership Award from David Foster • Actor George Takei and Honorary Board Member Judith Light • Singer AJ McLean Actress and singer Vanessa Hudgens • Singer Joey McIntyre Wells Fargo Point Scholar Brittney Balkcom performs with Point Alum Zach Zyskowski
Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report • 15 Philanthropic corporations and foundations find many opportunities to support Point: funding a Named Scholarship; sponsoring an event CORPORATIONS or conference; underwriting a program; encouraging their employees to participate in corporate matching gift programs; providing & FOUNDATIONS internship and employment opportunities; or participating in our professional Mentoring Program. Teaming with Point provides a way for corporations and foundations to invest in diverse communities, youth, and education.
For more information, please contact [email protected]
$200,00 & ABOVE $10,000- $24,999 The Curren Ludwig Wells Fargo Audi of America, Inc. Fund Barilla America, Inc. $100,000- $199,999 The Barbara Epstein Foundation Janssen Pharmaceutical Citigroup Payment Services The Gilmour - Jirgens Fund Companies of The Coca-Cola Company Johnson & Johnson Coach, Inc. KPMG Foundation The Edward F. Limato Northern Trust Foundation Toyota Financial Services Goldman, Sachs & Co. The Helene Foundation
The Louis L. Borick $50,000- $99,999 Hilton Worldwide Foundation America’s Charities HSBC Community & The Curren Ludwig Fund Philanthropic Services The Estée Lauder Companies Joeb Moore + Partners The Morrison & Foerster The Nduna Foundation Foundation Home Box Office, Inc. Architects, LLC The Louis L. Borick Foundation Showtime Networks PARC Foundation The Susan A. & Donald P. PwC Babson Time Warner Foundation Charitable Foundation Time Warner Inc. $25,000- $49,999 Verizon Foundation Calamus Foundation Darden Restaurants The Gilmour - Jirgens Fund Jeffrey Fashion Cares Merrill Lynch The Morrison & Foerster Foundation NBCUniversal Media, LLC The Nduna Foundation The Palette Fund
16 • Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report $5,000- $9,999 $1,000- $2,499 IN-KIND Abbott Fund Ameriprise Financial CONTRIBUTIONS AbbVie AT&T Foundation Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, Inc. The Bloom Foundation $100,000 & ABOVE Comcast Disney Worldwide Services Edelman Ernst & Young Edward & Verna Gerbic Family Foundation Exelon Corporation EMC Corporation $50,000 - $99,999 Fidelity Investments FactSet Research Systems Inc. Goodwin Procter LLP Goodwin Procter LLP FYI Online Learning Macy’s Foundation Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation $25,000 - $49,999 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. Gendler & Kelly Cooley LLP Warren & Jâlé Trepp Family Fund Grainger The Estée Lauder Companies Greenberg Traurig $2,500- $4,999 Kelley Robertson Foundation Trust $10,000 - $24,999 Cheryl A. & John M. O’Meara Los Angeles Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence Hilton Worldwide Charitable Foundation, Inc. Max M. and Carol W. Sanfield Mintz Levin CNA Foundation Philanthropic Fund Wells Fargo General Motors Foundation Morgan Stanley The Grace Jones Richardson Trust Oracle Corporation Matching Gifts Program $5,000 - $9,999 InterSystems Corporation Ray and Dagmar Dolby Family Fund Bacardi USA Jackson Memorial Hospital Renovation Angel Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. The Rhoades Foundation Mullen Salesforce.com Foundation Paradigm Sony Pictures Entertainment The Parasol Tahoe Community Foundation Stonewall Darts PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. Putnam Investments $500- $999 RCN Telecom Services 68West Engineering, Inc. Sedgwick Art of Lounge The Sheri & Les Biller Family Foundation Coil Foundation Stonewall Bocce Credit Suisse Securities LLC John Eric Real Estate/TTR Sotheby’s Horizons Foundation Lautman, Maska, Neill & Company Learning Matters Inc. Lesbian Equity Fund Wellborn, Wallace & Woodard, LLC
Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report • 17 SCHOLARSHIPS
“As a musician and scholar, I believe that NAMED SCHOLARSHIPS the arts are a vital component of intellectual The Named Scholarships program allows individuals, organizations, and personal development-especially for foundations, and corporations to provide substantial support to Point Foundation by honoring an individual or organization while those in marginalized and underserved making a significant impact in the life of a deserving student. A communities. Because of the people and Named Scholarship requires a minimum commitment of $100,000. companies that support Point Foundation, This gift can be donated either in one payment or through a I am able to complete my doctoral work at commitment to make four annual consecutive $25,000 donations. one of the best institutions in the country. Named Scholarships are a living and public testament to an I can’t wait to spend the rest of my career individual or organization’s commitment to diversity and leadership through education. sharing the empowerment inherent in music performance and education.” NAMED SCHOLARSHIPS IN PERPETUITY – Brittney Balkcom, Wells Fargo Point Scholar Endowing a Named Scholarship in Perpetuity creates a lasting legacy that will fund the education of Point Scholars in perpetuity. Point Foundation will invest a contribution of $500,000 or more in our endowment fund and use the investment income to finance the education of Point Scholars now and far into the future. A Named Scholarship in Perpetuity makes it possible to honor an individual or organization and to create an ongoing legacy of learning and leadership.
BRITTNEY BALKCOM
Brittney Balkcom was born and raised in Humble, Texas. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of North Texas, and a Master of Music degree from the Longy School of Music of Bard College. In 2013, Brittney debuted at Carnegie Hall-Weill Recital Hall as a First Prize Winner of the Alexander & Buono International Flute Competition. She also won First Prize in the 2013 Myrna W. Brown Artist Competition, and that same year, was named a Miyazawa Emerging Artist. As a Doctoral Candidate at the University of Southern California, she plans to continue pursuing opportunities which combine her passions for performance, research, and LGBTQ activism.
18 • Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report NAMED SCHOLARSHIPS
Allan Gilmour & Eric Jirgens NBCUniversal Bob Fennell Northern Trust Calamus Foundation Paul W. Speier Darden Restaurants Phyllis Mandler & Gary Elden * Erickson-Zoellers Point Honors New York Estée Lauder Rand Skolnick George Benes MD & Michael Mallee EdD Rosen Goertz HBO Rim-Freeman Janssen Therapeutics ** Took Trust Joan R. Heller Toyota Financial Services Jonathan D. Lewis Tyler Clementi Johnson & Johnson Voices on Point Kevin Hummer Vorobek KPMG Walter M. Decker Larry King/Jeffrey Fashion Cares Wells Fargo *** Minton-Spidell William J. Levy Motorola Solutions
Italicized listings are * ** *** Named Scholarships Supporting two Supporting three Supporting ten in Perpetuity Named Scholarships Named Scholarships Named Scholarships
For information on supporting a Named Scholarships, please contact [email protected]
Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report • 19 SPONSORSHIPS
“Becoming a Point Foundation Scholar Sponsoring local events for Point’s Cornerstone and Valedictorian provided me with the greatest sense of Society donors, Point Honors, Voices On Point, the Scholar & Alumni Leadership Conference, or Regional Leadership Forums provides a family support I have ever known. Not only great opportunity for corporations, foundations and individuals to are people making an investment in my show their support to the hundreds in attendance and thousands education so that I can fulfill my who learn about the events via advertisements online and in print. For aspirations, but I have an active and information on sponsoring an event, please contact Point Foundation responsive community – my Point family – at [email protected] or 866.33.POINT. who believe in me and my abilities.” – Frederick Adenuga, Point Scholar
FREDERICK ADENUGA
Frederick Adenuga, the son of Nigerian immigrants, grew up in a homophobic part of the American South. At Florida State University, Frederick was determined to be a vocal and active advocate for LGBTQ students, and he became first openly gay member of FSU’s Greek Interfraternity Council executive board. In that role, he spearheaded initiatives leading to a majority of FSU’s fraternities opening up to accept gay members. At FSU, Frederick is triple majoring in Political Science, Entrepreneurship, and Sales, and is also currently working toward his Master of Public Administration.
20 • Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report EVENT SPONSORS
CORPORATE
Ackerman Brown Ernst & Young Janssen Pharmaceutical Teacher’s College – Ameriprise Financial/ Estée Lauder Companies Companies of Johnson Columbia University Paul Fragala & Associates Exelon and Johnson The A.C.T. Group Audi of America, Inc. FactSet John Eric Real Estate/Sothebys Time Warner Foundation Blackrock Fidelity Mass Mutual Toyota Financial Services Bumble & bumble. FYI Online Merrill Lynch Verizon Citi Community Development General Motors The Meyer Group/ Merrill Lynch Viacom CNA Goldman, Sachs & Co. Mullen Wellborn, Wallace & Cave to Cellar Winery Goodwin Proctor Northern Trust Woodard, LLC CBS Corporation Greenberg Traurig PNC Wells Fargo Coach HBO Putnam Investments Wig Night Out Comcast/NBCUniversal Hilton Worldwide PwC Xbox360 Craighead Green Gallery Hireminds RCN Deloitte InterSystems RR Donnelley EMC2 Jackson Health Systems Sony Pictures
INDIVIDUAL MEDIA FRIENDS OF POINT
David Azulay & André Caraco The Advocate 2 Birds 1 Stone Room & Board Chris Boyle & Cole Moir Boston Spirit 42Below Senses New York Spa & Salon Louis Bradbury & Ken Quay FrontiersLA.com About Face Theatre Sexuality, Women & PhilippeBrugère-Trélat & Mitchell Draizin Gay City News Air New Zeland Gender Project Mark Braun The Gay & Along Came Mary Eevnts Sierra Nevada Brian Dent Lesbian Review Ansa Motor Cars Singha Manny Diaz Washington Blade Barefoot Wine & Bubbly Tagg Magazine Jeffrey Davis & Michael Miller Carnival Foundation Taro Sushi Craig Greiwe Daikaya Michael Taylor Jeff Guthrie DJ Benji Tito’s Handmade Vodka David Henry Jacobs Fandango Trunk Club Danielle Knight Grey Goose Ultimate Vodka John & Cristi Ludwig Kiehls Virgin America Ken Mehlman Mandu WITT Joe McMillian Menchies Timothy O’Connell & Larry Little Miami Shores Country Club Andy Ortiz NikiSushi Casey Ryan Occasions Caterers Eddie Santos Patrón Tequila Aimee Schimmel & Julie Parker Penny Nail Photography Thomas A. Teeple Porter Airlines Alan Uphold & Jeff Olde Revel Group Jen Wohlner & Ingrid Parl Rice
Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report • 21 LEGACY CIRCLE
Individuals making charitable gifts to Point from their estates or through Joanne Herman & Michael Roggow other life-income arrangements are nourishing Point’s extraordinary Terry Fallon Lieutenant & achievements and ensuring that Point’s mission continues for future Dr. Dot Hively & Mr. Gary & Dan Ross generations of deserving students. Introduced in 2006, the Legacy Dr. Allison D. Edwards Thomas A. Sachs Circle was established to honor, memorialize, and thank those friends Kenny Hom Richard N. Sager & Family of Point Foundation, who have arranged a bequest or planned gift Joseph R. Hradisky Dr. Jack L. Sapolsky & to the organization. Point works with Legacy Circle donors and their Richard Huffine & Richard H. Bordeaux executors to create a program that meets both the wishes of the John Neral Dorothy R. Scheele donor and the needs of our scholarship recipients. Bequests can be Kevin Hummer Arnold T. Schwab used to fund Point’s leadership and mentoring programs, in addition Ricky M. Jackson & Dr. Stuart E. Schwartz to Named Scholarships, ensuring recognition of the donor’s generosity Mahmood Anwar Richard & Janet Sebring for generations to come. Nick Kelly Dr. Anne L. Simonsen & Joseph King Dr. Karen Klisch If you would like to provide for Point in your estate plans, please Thomas F. Lahr Neil Spidell contact our development department at [email protected] or Cody Larimore Gareth L. Steen & call 866.33.POINT. Daniel Lass Arthur G. Bottinger Edmund A. LeFevre, Jr. & Alton J. Stilson Keith Wiggs Merle H. Sykora Kathleen & Kathryn Mitchell Draizin & Thomas E. Leuchtenberg Jeanne Thomas & Wayne Auer Adamick-Diaz Philippe Brugère-Trélat David P. Lewis Robert Lee Troxler Douglas K. Anderson Thomas Eddy & Bruce C. Lindstrom & Jeffrey H. Vaughn Michael Andrews Glenn R. Huebschmann Carl T. Strickland Robert Verbrugge Russell N. Aronson Dr. Thomas E. England & David A. Lindstrom David R. Verrinder & Betty Thomas Baker Brian R. Armstrong Terry L. Longmore Shawn E. Salterberg Scott R. Bickford MJ Feuster Eugene C. Loring Gerald F. Vodde Reverend Andre John W. Fontenot & Tony R. Maida & Rich Walker & Brad Chilcoat R. Boulanger Kenneth C. Hobbs Anthony F. Volpe Shawn Walker Douglas A. Bowie Gregory Fritz Michael T. Marino Neal Walton Curtis L. Brookshire & Kenneth W. Gay & Edward May Wyatt W. Weber David R. Daniels Lewis N. Naylor Jamie Adam McCanless Joseph P. Wilson Thomas J. Bryan Geller & Sullivan Dr. Harold I. McClaskey & Kenneth Wong Melissa Bradley-Burns Charitable Trust Robert M. High Ellis A. Woodward Paul Christy & Jerry Phillips Christopher D. Genry George S. McClellan Joel Cohen & William Gootee & Domenic Metta Barry Dingman James Golob Michael T. Miller & Dale T. Colclasure Daniel Gottesman Jeffrey W. Davis James Stephen Collins Robert Graci Javier Miyares Ken Conrad Dan W. Guio & Allan Nault & Robert Nance Arthur G. Cook Wayne E. Reeves Richard C. Parker Michael H. Cooper Herb Hamsher & Robert M. Paul & Eldon “Took” Crowell Jonathan Stoller Steven A. Sowers Dr. Walter M. Decker Jack B. Harrison John G. Pence Leonard William Derrow Jennifer Hatch & Mark E. Perrin David Dollar, Ph.D. & Susanne Smith Dr. Joseph H. Quintano & Richard Sellers, MS Brian P. Heard James R. Mahoney Patrick J. Dooley Kent Henderson Ward Rinehart
22 • Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report CORNERSTONE SOCIETY
Point Foundation’s Cornerstone Society is a philanthropic group of dedicated individuals who recognize the importance of empowering LGBTQ scholars through higher education. By contributing a minimum annual donation of $500, Cornerstone Society members ensure that Point can continue its mission of providing scholarships, mentorships and leadership training to all of our deserving scholars. Members can contribute one-time gifts or divide their donations into quarterly or monthly installments.
In order to reach and engage individuals throughout the country, Point Foundation hosts a series of Cornerstone Society events, planned in conjunction with local host committees. This year, Cornerstone receptions were held in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, the Hamptons, Los Angeles, Miami, Sacramento, San Francisco, Seattle and Washington, D.C. Each of these events featured presentations by scholars and/or alumni who shared their stories or struggle and success. Additionally, during the past year, Point Foundation has revamped benefits for Cornerstone Society members, and we plan on expanding opportunities for members to engage with the Foundation and our scholars throughout the year.
Joining the Cornerstone Society helps make a lifelong positive impact on LGBTQ scholars – and on society at large - through the power of education. We are deeply grateful to this year’s Cornerstone Society members.
BENEFACTOR AMBASSADOR FRIEND $10,000 and above. $2,500 - $4,999 $500 - $999
PATRON ASSOCIATE $5,000 - $9,999 $1,000 - $2,4999
Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report • 23 $50,000+ John M. DeCiccio Shelley Freeman & Joni Rim Roy Eddleman CORNERSTONE William J. Levy Howard & Wendy Goldstein Phyllis Mandler & Gary Elden Gabriel Graetz, Elizabeth SOCIETY / Aralia & Nicholas Graetz $25,000-$49,999 Esmond Harmsworth James Harrington & Neal Baer & Gerrie Smith Robert P. Gillard DONORS Philippe Brugère-Trélat & Joanne Herman & Terry Fallon Mitchell Draizin Susan Jerich Christopher Dorobek Kenneth Joyce & The following list of donors reflects individual gifts to Point’s Lena Dunham Kilohana Domingo Cornerstone Society, or contributions related to Point events, totaling Chris Erickson & Joe Zoellers Mrinalini Kumari $500 or more received between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. If you Wendy E. Jordan Jessica L. Ledbetter & would like to update the way your name is currently listed, please Seth M. Rosen & Ranee T. Barsanti Dr. Jacob Goertz notify our development department at: [email protected] or Laurence Leive & Maurice Neil Spidell 866.93.POINT. Manuel Pereiras Matthew Voorhees Matthew Marks & Jack Bankowsky $10,000-$24,999 Clay Petre & Mike Repplier Anonymous T. Jeffrey Reid Alexis Bittar Robin Roberts Claudia Caine & Linda Naylor Casey P. Ryan James Cummings & Richard N. Sager & Family Justin Mohatt Brian Selznick & David Serlin Jerry & Diane Cunningham Karen A. Simonsen & Keith Dunn Linda J. Sherline Shelley & Robert Fischel Blaze A. Stancampiano Jeffrey L. Gates & John E. Tedstrom Michael Moran Jorge Valencia & Sean Mc Manus Mariska Hargitay Dierck Casselman & Jim J.S. Holmes Scott Van Hove David Henry Jacobs, Jr. Scott A. Webster & Peter Black Chad Kenney John P. Wolfarth & Peter D. Lease & Kevin W. Powers Edward J. Wood Richard Ziegelasch & Terrence Meck Patrick Campion Ken B. Mehlman John G. Pence Dean Pitchford & $2,500-$4,999 Michael Mealiffe Jonathon Aubry Edward W. Snowdon, Jr. Betty Thomas Baker Therese Bakker & $5,000-$9,999 Phyllis Carlson Jerry Balest Anonymous (2) Cydney Berry & Jill Stauffer David P. Black Michael J. Boro & John Fontana John Bockelmann Therese M. Cresanti - Daknis David Bourdon Jupiter Edelman Kevin Brockman & Anthony Edwards Dan Berendson Peter J. Epstein, Esq. Steven Brown & Steven Saide Dr. Ron Falcon & Chad Klasna Malcolm Bruni & Genry - Griffith Family Richard Mortorff M.J. Taylor Gilbert Bryce Dr. James M. Campbell Jeffrey Guthrie Timothy Chow John Heist & Michael Neumann Craig Crawford & Rick Klapak Robert M. High Jeffrey W. Davis & Philip Hodges Michael T. Miller William A. Houlette
24 • Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report Donald A. Imler Steven & Jay Backhaus Paul Fragala Paul Kradin Pat Pilkonis & Robin Lander Stephen R. Bailey Peter Frank Peter Kraus Rachelle Lefevre Karl Baltes Blake Franklin Walter Lander & Kit Tong Ng Bruce C. Lindstrom & Sheryl A. Battit Paul Frio & Frank Grazioli Robert L. Landino & Carl T. Strickland Alvin H. Baum, Jr. Arthur K. Fullerton Doug Belote Michael Michael Lowe Eric Beesemyer & Randy Barone Evan C. Futterman & Dr. George M. Langlois & Dean S. Marks Jeffrey & Jennifer Belle Lonnie Moon Clem Taylor James S. Mathis, Jr. George Benes, MD & Domenic P. Gaeta Griff C. Lee III Timothy W. McCormick & Michael Mallee, EdD Michael J. Gallivan & Sam Lehman Jeffrey L. Brizzi Daniel Best Douglas S. Rice Aaron P. Leifer Scott & Janice McElhone David Blowers Matthew Gardner Mauricio Leon James N. McGegan & Gary Booher Wendell J. Garwood Buck & Jeff Lewis-Mathieu David Bowles Chris Boyle Edward Gatta, Jr. & Joseph A. Like Travis Patton & Jeffrey Seese Louis A. Bradbury Jonathan Vaccaro, MD Dan Livak R. Duane Perry & Brian Branton D. Grant Gilbert, MD Lloyd R. Loback Arthur M. Kaplan Michael W. Bridges Alice Gillaroo & D. Locklear Joe Poe, Jr. Stephen Brockman Susan Jorgensen Kirk Luetkehans, MD & Dale A. Prokupek Jeep Bryant Drew Glick & Alan Miles David Jaquez Joseph T. Realmuto, Jr. & David Buchan Len & Nanci Glogauer Stephen F. Macias Paul Korenberg John Burger & Alan G. Levin Phyllis & Alvin Goldman Elliott J. Mackle Peter S. Reichertz Jerry Cade Chad Goldman & James W. Mann Thomas Rollerson & Carla A. Caesar Brian W. Pendleton Mary Ellen Marziale Michael Erickson Dennis Carey & Bruce Taylor William D. Grasse Ricky Matkins Scott W. Rotella Thomas Carmichael Gregg Greenough & Nicholas Mattera & Aimee B. Schimmel & Brian Casebolt Vaughn Waters Bradley Gretter Julie A. Parker Patty K. Cavey Craig Greiwe Peter May Eddie Shapiro Brian A. Cesario Jennings R. Guenthner Kip S. McClure Robert J. Sigler Leigh Chavez Robert A. Hacker Virginia D. McCulloh & Bonnie Simmon & Bart Wenrich Judge Tom Chiola (Ret.) & Robert Hanson Nancy J. Kohlreiter Kyle Spainhour & Eric Siemers Drew Jemilo Gene Hawkins CC, Niles, Cindy & Sonya Starr & Lisa Rosenblum Mark Coleman David & Jennifer Hayes Gavin McQuiston Dan Stiffler & Kenneth Sullivan Monty Collins & Jerry Dark Jackson Hicks Helen R. Mendoza & Robert Troxler Timothy Collins Gary Hirshberg Pamela J. Privett Alan Uphold & Jeff Olde Brian C. Cooper Bryan D. Hively David Merrill, Jr. Blake E. Wilcox Philip K. Cordell Ambassador James C. Hormel & Jeremy L. Mickel William Wilder & Charles Kelley Scott H. Dean & Ron D. Calvert Michael P. Nguyen Julian Mickelson & John A. Williams Brian C. Dent John E. Huffman & Jorge F. M. Greenridge Robert & Adrianne Zarnegin Erick Devine Brian Langsted Dr. Charles R. Middleton & Joseph DiVito & Kevin Hynes Dr. John S. Geary $1,000-$2,499 Richard M. Froehlich David Jablonowski & John Peller David Mixner Anonymous (7) Robert Di Vito & Brian Frasier The Honorable Jack N. Jacobson John R. Mullen, MD Glen H. Ackerman, Esq. Manuel Diaz Kevin R. Janes Jim Murdaugh Jill Adler & Dr. David Adler Jorge Diaz & Don Johnston Patrick E. Janisse J. Brent Myers & Edward Albee John R. Downey, MD, MPH & Steven John Christopher Newton Reginald Allen Bradford Hise David K. Jordan Ragnar Naess & David Charles Jon T. Ambrose & Titus & Kimberly Leung Alfred K. Joseph David & Nancy Napalo James M. Brasher Bob & Marcia Ellis George A. Kalogridis & Allan Nault & Robert Nance Michael Ambrozewicz Ernest Ellison Andrew G. Hardy Daniel S. Newton & David Andersen Jon Ellms & Richard Taranto Eric Kaplan Christopher L. Flynn Douglas K. Anderson Thomas L. Enders & Edward H. Kaplan Mark Niehaus & Jim Apple Donnie Garner Michael B. Keegan Brooks Honeycutt Jason E. Archambault & Dexter Fedor & Ryan Roberts Dr. Bruce King Marylouise Oates & Neil Berenson David J. Feldman Keith King Robert Shrum Joel & Pamela Aronson Michael F. Ferguson Guy W. Kirk Timothy E. O’Connell & Jan Aronson & Dana C. Fischer Tim Kittleson & Larry Little Edgar M. Bronfman Brent Fisher & Jim Rinnert Michael C. Donaldson Patrick O’Donnell & David A. Azulay & Sean & Amy Flynn David W. Knapp John Hudson Andre D. Caraco Christopher J. Forst Danielle Knight Richard J. Olesko
Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report • 25 Stephen Oremus H. James Vesterby Christopher B. Boshears Thomas Feie Calen D. Ouellette Michael Vondriska Don Botts Jake Ferree Miss Ingrid Parl Dr. Anna Voytek & Jake Bowers MJ Feuster Brett Peeler Chanda Fausphoul Douglas S. Bradley Charles Fishburn Chip Pierson & Don Camarda Doug Wasitis Sherry L. Brec Barcy A. Fisher Kip O. Plaisted Marc Wenderoff David & Joy Brenner Arthur Flores Jeff Pluth Ralph L. Pellecchio & Matt Brubaker Michael Ford Michael D. Poirier James C. Wernz, M.D. Tim Burke & Tom Croyle Richard Franceschini Dennis M. Popeo, MD Professor William Wesbrooks Jack Butler & Becky Frey & Shelle Carrig David Prindable Bruce Churchill & Scott White John VanderLinden Fritz Friedman Paul S. Prokop Gary White & Jorge Villasenor Michael E. Byrd Dennis Frisch Dr. Ivan Pulinkala Jeff Willard & Steve Mahan Norman B. Callahan Don Gaiser Dan Ramos Ellie Wise Eduardo Caquias Vince Garcia and Greg Stewart Nick Rave & Michael Uetz John Yang Lois L. Carlson Maria L. Garcia-Moliner & Thomas Retan Terry Young & Bryan Janeczko Belinda Cavazos & Clifford V. Gayley Clement A. Revetti, Jr. Dr. Joseph Zibrak & Dr. Lisa Manera Jay W. Gendron Rep. David Richardson Chris George Robert S. Chambers Celina Gerbic Thomas A. Roberts & Vincent J. Zimmerman & Nicholas Chamousis Edward Gilpin Patrick Abner Daniel T. Murphy Kevin Chase & Paulo Murillo Edwin F. Gladbach & David S. Roberts David J. Zippel & Paul Churchill & Shelly Ross Kevin O’Brien Douglas O. Robson Michael Johnston David Cillo & Richard T. Hanson Andrea & Martin Glenn Howard Roffman & Steven Cius Tony & Judy Goldman Duane Waters $500-$999 Todd Cohen David Gorman & James Spiers Michael Rose Anonymous (8) Mark Coker & Kirk Stone David Goudy Ron Rudolph Frank Ahimaz & Steven Barr Alexander B. Collett Ronald P. Graf Andrew Ruth Jason Fletcher & William Allen Mitchell Combs Dave Grant Robert C. Sash J. Bob Alotta Owen P. Condon Harley Granville John Scharffenberger Douglas Amarelo Kevin Conroy & John T. Green Douglas S. Scherr-Fleming Garth Ancier Vaughn C. Williams Lawrence Greifer & Ronald Schwarz William J. Anderson, Ph.D. Christopher Cormier Robert Adams Curtis L. Scribner Kevin Andrews Michael Crosby Michael Gridley David Seaman & David & Madeleine Arnow Ron F. D’Alonzo Thomas Henry Grimshaw & Hugh Faulkner, Jr. Benjamin Arroyo & Greg White Kevin J. Daly Luis Reyes Ted Seifman & John Bowab Jon A. Azulay Thomas Albert Daniels Gary Grisham Michael Sennott Nancy G. Ballay & Elizabeth Dean Geoffrey Scott Grissom Erwin W. Shilling Colleen A. Polazneck Duane Desparte & Mark Groshek, MD & Richard Shirey Richard Bankowitz John Schneider Carl Clark, MD Mitchell C. Siegel & Gary K. Barg & Rochelle A. Diamond Janet Grove & Jeffrey T. Overman Dr. Ross T. Jackson James R. Dickes & Carolyn Greer Gigli C. Grant Simmons Fred W. Bateman James C. Differding Nestor Guno Edward W. Sims David Beckwith & Dr. David Diemert Scott F. Guzielek Rae Siporin Dietrich Nelson Michael Dillon Don A. Haisch & Hersin Magante Alan Sorkin Alan Behmoiras Joel Dixon Dr. James R. Halstead Jeffrey Sosnick & Albert Carucci Jill Beitzel Craig Dougherty & Julian Hamer Matthew W. Staman & Keith Bernardo, Ph.D. & Tony Leonhardt Herb Hamsher & Marin Alan Quezada Rob Farrell, MD Brian Doyle Jonathan Stoller Francine Stein Angela E. Betasso Michael Dryden & Jim Rueth Ed Harnaga Gary Sullivan & Timothy Lynn Jay Billingsley Al Duncan Kathleen Harris & Peck Station Simon P. Sutton Jeremy P. Birnholtz William Dunn H. Benjamin Harvey Greg Swalwell & Terry Connor Kate Bloom Robert Dwyer Greg Heanne Dr. Markus Thiel Sara Bloom William Eppel William C. Hein Will Thompson Robert Boarman Edward Eskdale & Evelyn Heinbach & Ty Robert Thornton Chris E. Bobowski Glenn L. Minton Claudia Cummings Donald R. Traser & Russell G. Bogue & Peter Lovello Craig Ewing Eileen P. Heinrich Thomas W. Reid Paul Boisvert Dr. Robert M. Farner Mark E. Hemling William A. Trotter III Michael W. Bond Wayne Fastow Austin Henderson Erin Tutcher Courtney Booth & Michael D. Faulkner & Kelli Herd Toby Usnik & Harlan Bratcher Gus Christensen Joyce F. Largeteau Kevin K. Hill
26 • Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report Darren Hill Michael Lewis Daniel Otto & John Barry Dr. Morgan P. Slusher Alexander C. Hitz Eugene R. Leyval & Steven J. Paggioli Frank H. Smith Bill Ho & Bruce Stuart Daniel R. Varela Fred Paisley William Smith Kenneth P. Hodges Dr. Jason Liebzeit Frank S. Palen Nathan Smith Douglas Holk Judith Light & Robert Desiderio Alfredo Paredes & Brad Goldfarb Lisa Snyder Carson Holmes Jeffrey Stockwell Limes Bonnie Park & Jackie Ryan Jennifer Sobieski Roderic R. Hooks Debra Lobel & Beverly Dash Ben Parker Alejandro Soejarto Nace Hopple, Jr. Dr. Gregory L. Lof & Golda Patron Joel Spiegel & Karen Van Dusen Robert J. Horton & Thomas Mutschler Stephanie Peel & Stephen Stabile James C. Perry Michael Loizzi Stacey Hencken Richard P. Stahl J. Myrick Howard Terry Longmore Avigdor Pemper & Peter Staley Jonathan Howard & Francis A. Lorah Mark Rabiner, MD Jody Falco & Jeffrey Steinman Lee Warren Jones Barry T. Love Katherine Perrelli Hillary Super Mark Howell Mary Colleen Luzier Timothy Peterson & Dr. Eric Swartz, D.C. Nadia Hummer Gregory Maguire Richard Gerrig Dimitra Tasiouras Calvin Iverson Marty Malloy Douglas J. Pew & Jeanne Thomas & Wayne Auer Julie A. Jablonski Jason M. Mann Donald Crofton John & Kathleen Tierney Lawrence S. Jacobs, Esq. & Steven Martin Kenn Plebanek & Albert Ellenich Rik Toulon Steven R. Snapp Lucian Martinez Daniel Poth & John Cuomo Dr. Franklin Trimm Michael W. Johnson & Tim M. Mather Robert G. Powell, Ph.D. Dennis Trunfio Michael Justice Wendy & Kevin McAlister Pamela Radin Geoffrey W. Tuba Heidi & Chris Jones David J. McChesney & Amit Rakhit, MD & Reed Bobrick & Steven Tuchman Richard Jordan Thomas G. Roberts Brad Senatore Allison Turner Jenette Kahn Anna McCrerey Sheldon Rapoport Theresa Sullivan Twiford Martin M. Kamen Paul D. McCullough Rosaanne Raso & James G. Van Beek Andrew J. Kanfer Ron McGee Donald DeRosa Scott Vaughan & Rene Amaral Peter Kapinos John McGill & Mark Hopper Steven Rayl & Scot Presley Charles S. Walker & Lynn Kappelman Kirk McKusick & Eric Allman Matthew Reimer Eduardo X. Hermosillo Barry Edward Karlin Michael E. McManus Clifford Richner Marc Ware Sally Kay Gary M. McNamara Kenneth Robertson Dr. Jamie Washington Peter Kearns & Dan Egerter Alethia & Jacob Mead Dr. Jorge E. Rodriguez Jeff Watson George H. Keller Bill Melamed & Jamey Lundblad Angel Rodriguez Harold Weidman S. Patrick Kelly Jonathan Metrick Alex Roldan Gary Weinstein Kristen Kelly Dori Miles & Jane Stuart Margaret Rooney Michelle Weisfeld Scott Kenney & Eric Lynn Dr. Anthony M. Mills Margaret & Izzy Rostovsky Kevin Wells Matt Kessler Benjamin C. Mizer Jonathan Rotenberg Thomas P. Wilczak & Mark Khozozian Eric Moore Norman L. Sandfield Steven R. Quinkert Tom Kirdahy & Terrence McNally Patrick Moran Eddie Santos Jay S. Wiley Wiley D. Kite Steve & Heather Murch William Sargent Sandra Williams David C. Kleiman Christopher Murphy & Stephen C. Savage Benjamin B. Williams Mark Knight Dan Kegan Christian Scali David Williams Vicki Knighton John & Ivan Musella Leslie Schafer Dashon Williford Glenn D. Koch & Scott Scott Charles A. Myers Douglas E. Schimmel Paul M. Wilson & David E. Settje Edward Koczorowski Bob Myre Audrey Schlaepfer & Will Wilson Dr. Ram Koppaka Jeff Nanney Judith Bennis Stefan J. Wysocki & Geoff Kors & James Williamson Paul Neumann Brian Schneider & Irwin H. Zolcover Dr. Michael Kramer Anthony Newland & Rob Lieberman John F. Yee, MD Mark Kuehnert & Kevin Foltz Dennis D. Elsasser JP Schuerman Vance Yeo Peter Kuhn Jeffrey Newton & John Schwartz Robert G. Young & Sarah Laibstain Jonathan Starcovic Stephen Schwartz Mario Gallego Matthew Lane & Brian Soucek Richard Nilo Sean P. Seamster & Tom A. Larsen James K. Nisely Hardy L. Daniel Gregory Laskowski Sean O’Connell Michael Seligman Robert D. Lawrence & Seamas O’Driscoll Michael K. Selleck David W. Gray Kevin C. O’Neill & Kevin J. Burns Dr. E. C. Sheeley Edmund A. LeFevre, Jr. & John E. Osborn Peter W. Sheil & Bruce Batchelor Keith Wiggs Daniel J. Osheyack Ward Simmons Michael Levine Ann Ostrander Erik Simon
Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report • 27 Barbara Browning & Lee A. Ford Kimberly Ward Barbara Fortier & VALEDICTORIAN Thomas Buffkin & Kelven Book Karen Edlund Michael C. Burns Justin Foster SOCIETY Thomas Burns, Esq. Greg Franzer & John W. Caldwell Christopher Casey Donald Taylor Caputo Dr. Paul A. Froeschl Valedictorian Society members are taking an important step in fostering Michael Carney Sharon I. Furiya a personal culture of philanthropy. Members are part of a nationwide Gregg Carr Bryan Furze & network of advocates for educational opportunities and leadership Alan Carsrud LeeMichael McLean development for Point Scholars and Alumni. Point is especially grateful Jane Caufield & Kathleen Entler Randy Gage to note the inclusion of many of our alumni as Valedictorian Society Craig Chu Andre Gaillard members. In conjunction with local host committees, Point hosts Chester S. Chuang James E. Garnett & Matthew & Suzanne Churchill Brian B. Bartholomew Valedictorian Society events in different cities. Valedictorian Society Christian J. Clayton & Brian Garrett membership is an annual minimum contribution of $240. Paul Baumann Matthew Gavin The following list of donors reflects individual gifts totaling $240 - $499 Derrick Clifton, Jr. Jesse German Brent Cliveden John J. Germroth between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. Sandra S. Cohen & Barbara & Mark Gerson Stephanie C. Heaney Craig B. Gibson, Jr. Ben Coleman Buzz & Peg Gitelson Anonymous (9) Daniel A. Batterman Jeff Consoletti Pamela J. Gort Susan Abramowitz & Michael Beck Greg Copeland Joel S. Graf Aaron Gurwitz Joshua Becker Dr. Timothy E. Corcoran & James Graham Susan J. Albrecht & Dr. Terece S. Bell Dr. Justin Griffith David M. Greer & Nancy S. Desmond Scott Benedict Jeffery A. Woods & Andrew Halliday Ceceilia Allwein Gianmario Besana Bruce K. Couch Bob Gregory Benjamin T. Ancher Robert Bettiker & Michael F. A. Coyle Dr. Arnold H. Grossman Elizabeth Auchincloss Robert Grundmeier Mark Crowell Christina Guevara Timothy Andrews Donald A. Blackford, MD Anthony W. Crowell Daniel Guller Patsy Annison Stewart Bolinger Clement Cunneen & Charles Hagstrom Steven Azar Bruce Bonner & Michael Mojica Regina Hall Gwen Baba Andrew Leschak Ronald K. Curtin Paul Hansen Michaline Babich William A. Boraczek Michael Daly Frank Hartley Andy Bagnall Stefania Bortolami Marty E. Davis William M. Hayden William Baker Skyler Brader Maria - Teresa de Cespedes Wm. Randy Hays Vincenzo E. Barbetta Thomas Bridges Jason Decker Jeri & John Heiden Patrick D. Barna Christopher A. Brouwer James Delos Reyes Sarah K. Heimel James Bartlett & Theodore Hax Jeffrey Brown Kurt Deneen Herbert Bruce Hensley Thomas Bartuska, MD & Alan Brown Gary L. Deppe Derral R. Herbst Jeffry Hunter-Eggman James Albert Brown Dr. Michele DiPietro Donald Herman Andres Doernberg David Herrin Kevin Dolan Howard Hicks Thomas J. Dorich James L. Hildebrand Tom Dorsey John Edward Hill & John Ducote & Luis Laviena Kenneth W. Barnes Sarah Hodkinson Renée Dudley Gerald Holt Dana Dukelow Julie Howard Perry Eisman Dr. Robert N. Huey Latoria Farmer Danny Ingram Frank Morgan & Michael Kahn Brent Feigenbaum Jeff Kaplan Bruce Finch Gary I. Kaufman Anna & Tommy Finkelstein John M. Kibler & Charlie Finlay Paul A. Cochran
28 • Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report Steven Klein & Wolfgang Mickel Warren D. Rosen Christopher Tozzo, Esq. Michael Gragnani Ryan A. Miller Steve & Tom Rostine Dr. Paolo Troia-Cancio Don Klein Robert J. Miller, Jr. Stanley S. Sack Brian C. Trust Zachary Koffler Paul Miller Dan Salera & Michael McCay George Vail David Koz David M. Miller Allison Salke & Kim Banovic Richard Van Berkel Seth Koziol Charles Mills Samuel Santiago Edward J. Van Luinen & Sarah L. Krauss Elizabeth Moran Daniel L. Schadler Joshua H. Wong Robert Kum Javier Morgado Erwin & Myrna Schimmel Suzanna Vass Mike & Mellisa Kurtz Thomas L. Musbach David & Bob Schneiderman Allyson Vaughn Dan P. Lagerman Daria Myers-Schrage Neil Schriever & David Blackman Shawn Vergara Jonathan Lajiness & Anthony J. Nardini, Jr. Robert Schultz & Jeff Vilensky Leor Mendel John Nelson & Milo Miloscia Laurent D. Periou Peter Vinnicombe John LaPrice Mashawn Nix Mark Schumacher Allen W. Wark Mark Larrimore Alan Nixon Robert Schwartz & Keith D. Warren Dean M. Larson Dallett Norris Herluf Kanstrup Olivia Watson Meghan Lastra James Norton III David A. Serrurier & George Waugh & Dr. Christine A. Lee & Stephanie Olivier & Amy Taylor Barry S. Fogel Rodney Starr Eric Vallieres Roberta Orlandino & Diana J. Sharkey & William Weber Richard Lee Brenda Gailhouse Cathy J. Holbrook Arthur E. Webster Dr. Errol & Annette Leifer Scott Orlin Scott Shelley David Weir & Shawn Sei Jeanne Leszczynski & Todd R Orr & Ray Rubin & Jeff Shelton Darrell L. Wilkinson Diane DiCarlo Edward D Benham III Carla Sheve Kirby Winfield Alan W. Leung, MD Ruben Ortega Ian Shin Miss Jennifer Wohlner Lawrence Levine & Miguelangelo Padilla Todd Shuster Roxanne Y. W. Wong Herbert Glaser Patrick Palazzolo Michael Siegel Robert D. Woolsey & Henry Lewis Michael J. Park & James F. Quinn John L. Simmons Mike Biava Susan Liberman & Robert E. Parrish & Roy E. Simon & Nancy Wysocki David Rogovin Michael Carey Florence Lebovitz Jibril Younes Susan G. Litoff Eugene Patron Brian P. Simons Alice Young Weston Little Dr. Gregory J. Payton Ryan Simpkins Jeff B. Yowell David Livingston & Kenneth M. Peoples & Aaron Smith Maritza Zea & Chuck Storey William J. Duffy Anthony Sprauve Mauricio Arango Bernard A. Luczka William A. Pohlchuck Mark Staloff & Gregory Bowne Matthew Zimmerman Ryan Macaulay John Pohle Michael Sterling Samuel Zoda Robert R. MacDonald, Jr., MD Scott D. Pomfret David H. Steward & James MacDuff Dr. Eric Poon Pierre Friedrichs Robert Mack Michael Priola Gregory R. Stoll Donald E. Mahoney & Andre Putnam Joseph H. Stuever Michelle L. Sandal Nicholas Quattrocchi Karl & Carol Sward Kurt Malec & Justin Scheidegger Lawrence Quirk Christopher Tang & John D. Mara Randy Raetz Richard Paegelow Nicholas E. Marchelos Virun K. Rampersad Lauren D. Tapp McCoy Maretz Richard J. Rapoza Thomas Tarangioli Michael T. Marino Robert Rapp Hal L. Temple David & Nancy Marks Irwin M. Rappaport Peter L. Tenggren & Jordan Markwith Philip A. Reames Warren Mitchell Marc A. Martinez Gregory Reed Colleen & Michael Terpening Jonathan Matsui R. Anthony Reese & Mathew S. Thoennes Donald B. Maxwell Christopher Leslie Jeffrey Thomas & Carter Horton Matthew W. Mayer Caroline A. Rice Albert Thompson Sean McBride David Rice Glen Titan & Joyce D. McKenzie Sean P. Roach Monica Muratore Titan Bruno Mendez Jennifer Roberts Wendy L. Torri & Bryan Mershon Donnie Roberts Rita Duran Ilan Meyer & Michael Green Stephen Robertson Jennifer & Stanley J. Michalik Lisa Rodriguez Timothy Touchette
Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report • 29 IN MEMORIAM Carl T. Strickland
1974 – 2014
Point Foundation is forever grateful for the legacy that Carl, our Co-Founder, helped build. We are determined to continue his vision of educating and empowering LGBTQ young people.
30 • Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report BOARD & STAFF
BOARD OF DIRECTORS KEVIN CHASE CHRIS BAKER SHELLEY FISCHEL, ESQ. JAMES PATTON III KYLE SPAINHOUR Board Co-Chair Valley Village, California Scarsdale, New York Board of Trustees Chair Emeritus Los Angeles, California Co-President - West Washington, D.C. CHRIS BOYLE SHELLEY FREEMAN Los Angeles, California RICHARD ZIEGELASCH Winnetka, Illinois Beverly Hills, California DAN STIFFLER Board Co-Chair JOHN G. PENCE Boston, Massachusetts New York, New York SHARON BRACKETT LOUIS A. GARY Founding Director Laurel, Maryland Atlanta, Georgia San Francisco, California KEN THAXTON JAMES CUMMINGS Atlanta, Georgia Board Vice Chair BRIAN BRANTON ALAN GUNO CLAY PETRE New York, New York Washington, D.C. Los Angeles, California San Francisco, California JONAH TROUT Washington, D.C. JENNIFER BARBETTA MARK BRAUN KIM HACKFORD-PEER RON RUDOLPH Board Treasurer Chicago, Illinois Salt Lake City, Utah New York, New York JORGE VALENCIA New York, New York Excecutive Director & CEO CLAUDIA CAINE ASHLAND JOHNSON CASEY RYAN Los Angeles, California CALEN OUELLETTE New York, New York Washington, D.C. Chicago, Illinois Board Secretary JAMES WILLIAMS West Hollywood, California MITCH DRAIZIN RYAN MILLER KELLI SMITH-BAILEY Los Angeles, California New York, New York Austin, Texas Seattle, Washington GLEN ACKERMAN JOHN WOLFARTH RON FALCON, MD ANDY ORTIZ Washington, D.C. Boston, Massachusetts Pittstown, New Jersey Orange, California
HONORARY BOARD STAFF DAVID STEWARD DIEGO ARANGO TERRY LONGMORE EXECUTIVE OPERATIONS Chair New York, New York Miami, Florida JORGE VALENCIA DARRIN WILSTEAD East Hampton, New York Executive Director & CEO Operations Director
DAVID AZULAY JAMES MANN
ANN ADAMS Los Angeles, California Washington D.C. NANCI GLOGAUER ANDY KEILEN Chicago, Illinois Chief of Staff Executive Assistant & Office Manager NEAL BAER, MD CYDNEY BERRY TIM O’CONNELL PHD COMMUNICATIONS Toluca Lake, California Boston, Massachusetts Chicago, Illinois EUGENE PATRON MIKE PIACENTINI Communications & Digital & Technology JASON COLLINS ANGELA CLEMENTS EDWARD SANTOS Marketing Director Manager Los Angeles, California San Francisco, California Los Angeles, California DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM PETER EPSTEIN ESQ. JASON DECKER JENNIFER SOBIESKI DARREN DOUTT VINCENT GARCIA Boston, Massachusetts Chicago, Illinois Washington, D.C. Major Events Manager Program Director
HERB HAMSHER, PHD BRIAN DENT DAVID GARZA West Hollywood, California PETE SUBKOVIAK CHRIS AGUILAR GARCIA Los Angeles, California Development Director - East Seattle, Washington Conference & Internship
JOANNE HERMAN Manager DREW RHODES Natick, Massachusetts JORGE DIAZ MARKUS THIEL Miami, Florida Associate Development JONATHAN ROSALES Bay Harbor Island, Florida JUDITH LIGHT Manager Selections & Scholar
Bel Air, California JOHN DOWNEY, MD Support Manager ALEXIA WARD San Francisco, California LAUREN TAPP Chicago, Illinois Development Events JOE McCORMACK ZACK SPEIR Palm Springs, California Manager CHRISTOPHER GENRY Associate Alumni & JEN WOHLNER Mentor Manager MICHAEL D. POIRIER Denver, Colorado Los Angeles, California CLAIRE WALSH Boston, Massachusetts Corporate & Foundation SCOTT GUZIELEK JOHN YEE, MD Development Manager REGIONAL Palm Beach, Florida Miami, Florida FINANCE BOARDS OF JACK JACOBSON SCOTT ARNESON TRUSTEES Washington, D.C. Chief Financial Officer CELINA GERBIC Board of Trustees PETER LEASE Co-President - East New York, New York Washington, D.C. AARON P. LEIFER CECEILIA ALLWEIN San Francisco, California Boston, Massachusetts
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Point Foundation is grateful to the many Andrea Adedoyin Lesley Hill Edward G. Shockey individuals who donated to Point through Richard Nicholas Avenetti Andrew Huddleston Brandi Stallworth their workplace giving program, administered by Adam Bagg Emily Inverso Scott Starin America’s Charities. Thank you also to Federal Tiyanna Banks David Jefferies Daniel Stevens employees who made donations through the Lawrence P. Barisciano Margaret Jones Brian Stewart Combined Federal Campaign (CFC), using Thaddeus Bartkowiak Margaret Jones Sherril Lynn Stewart CFC# 11634. The following lists reflects donors Wendy Beardsley Ajit Joshi Nathalie Suarez who have opted to share their information with Tammy Benjamin Jonathan Kelly Nicole Svonavec Point Foundation. Blake Bergen Ramon Laguna Paul V. Taras Shontae Bolton Gregory Lichniak Janice Test Peter K. Buser Evanisse Lorenzo John Thompson Kenneth Cannon Fabiana Lotito Christine Trevino Michelle Carnes Debbie Louden Takara Tuff Neel Chopdekar David W. Low Steven Turner Louise D. Clarke Desonia Mapp Wilma Valencia Juan Claudio Alfrado Martinez Steven Wayne Vasquez Lee Claypool Thomas Martinez Peter Vasquez Margaret A. Comin Meagan Mcglinchey Tykera Veney-Huggins Cassandra Concepcion Robert Michaud Frank Vitrano James Corbett Alexander Milone Lance D. Wahlert Candice Costa Justino C. Monroy Tara Walker John Cummings Chris Morehouse Charles Wasil Kim Danforth Makhosonkhe Nsibandze Carl Watson Robert Davis Elizabeth Denise Olson Candace Webb Andres F. Deik Patrick Oot Christopher Alan Wheeler Gail Delfin Alejandra Ortiz John Michael White Stephen Donan David Pettengill Bryan L. White John Dourigan Matthew J. Phillips-english Charles Williams Lewis Christal Duarte James Plante Craig Woodward Joshua R. Durando Neil Prendergast Jose Zambrana Nabil El-Ghoroury Brian Racilla Nico F. Zigouras Duane Erwin George Donald Reichley Adam Esser Lynn Gay Reid Shawn Flack Kristin Reigle Peter J. Frank Laurence E. Riba Merrick Garb Renee Riba Peter S. Gemmellaro Lewis Saideman Ethiopia Grant Marissa Scafidi Emily Harman Susann Sendek
32 • Point Foundation • 2013-2014 Annual Report FINANCIALS
The Annual Report presents a summary of the financial position of the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements and includes Point Foundation as of June 30, 2014. Each year, the Board of Directors assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates engages an independent and accredited audit firm to review the made by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial financial and accounting practices of Point Foundation and to provide statement presentation. an independent Auditor’s Report. This year, the audit was conducted by Green Hasson & Janks LLP, 10990 Wilshire Blvd. 16th Floor, Los Angeles, An independent Auditor’s Report, including the complete Financial CA 90024-3929. The Foundation has received unqualified opinions on Statements and Supplementary Information for June 30, 2014 and 2013 the Foundation’s financial statements since its inception. The audits are and the Federal Tax Form 990, for the Point Foundation may be requested conducted in accordance with U.S. generally accepted auditing standards. from [email protected] or found at www.pointfoundation.org. An audit also includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION For the Year Ended June 30, 2014 June 30, 2014
REVENUE, GAINS & SUPPORT ASSETS Contributions & Other Income. $ 2,986,721 Cash and Investments $ 1,484,382 Contributions Receivable, In-Kind $ 258,244 $ 1,426,665 Prepaids & Other Assets Special Events (Net) $ 549,981 Endowment Assets $ 5,406,678 Investment (Net) $ 698,321 Property (Net) $ 137,135 TOTAL REVENUE, GAINS & SUPPORT $ 4,493,267 TOTAL ASSETS $ 8,454,860
EXPENSES LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS Program Services $ 3,133,709 TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 345,459 Management & General $ 499,108 Fundraising & Development $ 601,257 NET ASSETS TOTAL EXPENSES $ 4,234,074 Unrestricted $ 3,165,802 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $ 259,193 Temporarily Restricted $ 2,932,766 NET ASSETS - BEGINNING OF YEAR $ 7,850,208 Permanently Restricted $ 2,010,833 NET ASSETS - END OF YEAR $ 8,109,401 TOTAL NET ASSETS $ 8,109,401
TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $ 8,454,860
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