2014 ANNUAL REPORT NEW YORK | NEWARK | BRIDGEPORT | CHICAGO | DALLAS | SAN FRANCISCO

TRANSFORMING LIVES. BUILDING COMMUNITY. MISSION VISION

THE ALL STARS PROJECT BY 2020, THE ALL TRANSFORMS THE STARS PROJECT WILL BE LIVES OF YOUTH AND POOR RECOGNIZED AS AMERICA’S COMMUNITIES USING LEADER IN AFTERSCHOOL THE DEVELOPMENTAL DEVELOPMENT, A NEW POWER OF PERFORMANCE, WAY OF ENGAGING IN PARTNERSHIP WITH POVERTY. CARING ADULTS.

4 DEAR FRIENDS,

It isn’t often that I have time to sit and reflect on all that All Stars Project has become. However, 2014 marked a milestone anniversary for me. Twenty-five years as All Stars CEO. A quarter of a century of keeping All Stars founders, Dr. Lenora Fulani’s and the late Dr. Fred Newman’s vision alive. I am always grateful for our founders’ faith in me. Looking back, I am honored and humbled as well.

2014 was a year of milestones for the All Stars Project! As the first full year guided by our newly articulated mission and vision, we experienced unprecedented growth in the number of communities and youth touched and reached. We went deep into the neighborhoods of our six All Stars cities and achieved over 30,000 face-to-face touches. Participation in our programs soared to over 23,000.

For the first time, we received five pledges of $1 million or more from individual philanthropists in support of our vision to become the leader in Afterschool Development by 2020. They saw our programs in action, looked at the impact of our work and chose to invest in Afterschool Development as an effective strategy for engaging poverty and opening new directions for poor youth.

Two fledgling efforts brought All Stars’ Afterschool Development to Dallas and Bridgeport, where ASP staffers and volunteers quickly established significant donor bases, created partnerships with area non-profits and launched our core ASP programs.

Also in 2014, All Stars began training others, and sharing our performance-based model with organizations focused on breaking the cycle of poverty. There is such a great need that we are only too happy to give it away.

But perhaps one of our most powerful and important events of 2014 occurred in late December. As footage of the tragic events in Ferguson, Missouri and New York City played across every TV screen in America, the All Stars community responded with a Unity Gathering in New York. Hundreds of youth and police officers, many active participants in our Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids program—which has been doing the hard work of restoring trust between police and youth since 2006, and in partnership with the New York City Police Department (NYPD) since 2011—community members, and All Stars volunteers came together for this healing event.

Looking back, we have accomplished so much. Looking forward, there is so much more I know we can do together. Thank you for your support and friendship.

Sincerely,

Gabrielle L. Kurlander President and CEO

1 OUR CORE PROGRAMS

ALL STARS TALENT SHOW NETWORK

The All Stars Talent Show Network (ASTSN) involves young people, ages 5 to 25, in performing in and producing hip-hop talent shows in their neighborhoods where everyone, at all levels of talent, is included. Youth take the lead in creating DEVELOPMENT SCHOOL FOR YOUTH In the Development School for Youth (DSY), young people, ages a new and positive culture in 16 to 21, who step forward to join the program, learn to perform their communities. They are as professionals, and partner with business leaders who conduct cheered on by audiences of workshops and provide paid summer internships. DSY exposes family members, neighbors and inner-city young people to success and prepares them to enter volunteers, as well as donors the workforce, pursue educational opportunities and face life who join “Back to School” trips challenges in new ways. to the talent shows.

2 OUR CORE PROGRAMS

OPERATION CONVERSATION: COPS & KIDS

Operation Conversation: Cops & YOUTH ONSTAGE! Kids (OCC&K), the All Stars and NYPD partnership program led CASTILLO THEATRE by ASP co-founder, Dr. Lenora Fulani, is designed to foster positive Youth Onstage! (YO!) and the Castillo interactions between the police Theatre open up the world of cutting-edge UX and inner-city youth. Monthly political theatre to young people and UX is a free, university-style school workshops that take place at adults. Hundreds of young people, ages of continuing development. It has PAL centers and other community 14 to 21, take advantage of free training classes, workshops and field trips locations bring together police in the performing arts under the direction of that are open to people of all ages. officers and young people. Theatre volunteer theatre professionals, and more Making the entirety of New York games, improvisational skits and than 5,000 audience members from diverse City its campus, UX extends All conversation help them create new communities attend productions every year Stars opportunities for growth and possibilities for how they interact at the All Stars Project’s 42nd Street center in development beyond youth to all with each other in the community. New York City. members of the communities we serve.

3 DEVELOPMENT COUNTRY

All Stars is engaging poverty and enabling community development and transformation in six cities across the country. Working in partnership with private donors, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS volunteers, community members and, of course, local All Stars continues to mature in Chicago. youth, every All Stars Project chapter is growing and Our outreach achieved more than 4,985 expanding its impact. face-to-face touches in the city’s most troubled neighborhoods. Conversations led to 677 producers and young performers signing up for the All Stars Talent Show Network and 188 applicants for the Development School for Youth. The DSY graduated 20 students and placed 18 in corporate internships! Special events for youth included an All Star Architecture Cruise, a round-table DALLAS, TEXAS discussion with several prominent Chicago CEOs and an All Stars Community Still in its startup year, ASP of Dallas quickly Service Awards Night recognizing grew its support and programs throughout outstanding performers in our SAN FRANCISCO, 2014. Dallas Dreams and Develops, final talent show. In addition, produced in partnership with Southern CALIFORNIA our Partners with Youth Benefit Methodist University, introduced ASP of Dallas to more than 80 Dallas-area non- Luncheon and Fall President’s Our San Francisco program continued profits, laying the foundation for a number Committee Benefit collectively to deepen and strengthen its roots of mutually beneficial partnerships. Leaders brought together 400 business in the Bay Area in 2014. Outreach from more than 30 of our key business leaders, volunteers, community efforts touched nearly 4,800 youth partners along with representatives from leaders and inner-city youth. and adults. Three hundred and eighty five major Texas foundations attended our young performers participated in three first major fundraising benefit: One Year different All Stars Talent Show Network of Building Bridges. The event raised more cycles and 24 young men and women than $270,000 in one night. ASP of Dallas attended the Development School touched or reached more than 3,830 youth for Youth. This year’s DSY curriculum throughout the year and more than 120 included three orientation sessions volunteers donated over 700 hours of and 14 workshops hosted by leaders their time. from across San Francisco’s business community. 2014 highlights that attest to the chapter’s growth include a nearly 13% jump in income and the appointment of Dr. Elouise Joseph as our full-time City Leader.

4 BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT ALL STARS GOES GLOBAL Between opening its doors in March 2014 and the end of December, our fledgling ASP of Bridgeport, directed by Pamela A. Lewis, Vice President/ Youth Programs, Center for Youth Program Expertise, reached out to and involved more than 1,500 local youth and their families. This included 245 young volunteers and performers in our All Stars Talent Show Network, 650 who participated in 12 outreach performance workshops and 53 who joined our youth leadership team. ASP of Bridgeport also created a launch committee comprised of eight local professional and philanthropic leaders who have been instrumental in developing relationships with Juarez, Mexico key area corporate sponsors. November saw the chapter’s first major You’ll now find All Stars Alliance fundraising event that raised the monies needed to establish ASP of programs sharing our vision Bridgeport’s Development School for Youth. and making a difference in the lives of disadvantaged youth in Mukono District, Uganda; London, England; Juarez, Mexico; Tokyo, Japan; Atlanta, Georgia; and, Greensboro, Tokyo, Japan North Carolina. We are uniting NEW YORK, NEW YORK youth and leadership all over the world into an international Throughout 2014, our flagship ASP community! New York chapter continued to set a national example NEWARK, NEW JERSEY and lead the way in Afterschool Development. Almost 3,000 young The Scott Flamm Center in Newark has enabled us performers participated in our All Stars Talent to create a community of support and partnership Show Network, while our newly expanded London, England for the development of New Jersey youth. As the Development School for Youth program New Jersey home of All Stars, it is recognized conducted two dozen workshops hosted by as a place for afterschool innovation and senior executives from JPMorgan Chase & collaboration. In 2014, partners from healthcare, Co. Global Trade team, Tiffany & Co., FTI recycling, energy, and accounting, along with Consulting, AIG, EY and Ironshore, among educators, helped to create unique, performance- many others. The Art of Painting the World based STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering in Different Colors, a series of 16 advanced and Math) and development programs, and we development workshops led by CEO hosted an Afterschool: Growth! Conference that Gabrielle Kurlander, tackled a broad range Mukono District, Uganda built momentum around Afterschool Development of subjects from business to world issues. throughout the Garden State. All told, ASP Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids, in volunteers made more than 3,450 touches in partnership with the New York City Police Northern New Jersey during the year, and DSY Department, used the power of performance, outreach through 13 Newark public schools theatre games, improvisation and candid touched an additional 2,675 students. More than conversation to build trust and mutual respect 400 business professionals volunteered their time between teenagers and NYC police officers. including 137 summer internship supervisors and over 100 workshop leaders. Atlanta, Georgia Greensboro, North Carolina

5 ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF 2014

OPERATION CONVERSATION: COPS & KIDS In July 2014, Dr. Lenora Fulani directed a performance ensemble of six NYPD officers and six inner-city young people at an Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids Demonstration Workshop for an audience of more than 600 graduating officers and 600 community members at the Apollo Theater in Harlem. All in attendance, including NYC Police Commissioner William Bratton, were moved by the deeply personal conversations and feelings that surfaced between NYPD officers and inner-city Top: NYPD Commissioner Bratton and Dr. Fulani outside youth. In the fall, following the fatal shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, MO, Dr. the Apollo Theater in NYC. Fulani and ASP VP/Youth Programs, Pamela A. Lewis met with Ferguson-area church Middle: Dr. Fulani with NYPD First Deputy Commissioner leaders, non-profit groups and young activists, discussing OCC&K and the ASP model. Benjamin B. Tucker (second from right) at OCC&K On Christmas Eve of 2014, All Stars held a “Unity for our City” rally at our national fundraiser in 2014. headquarters in New York. Led by Dr. Fulani, 122 youth, parents, community members Bottom: Dr. Fulani on a visit to Ferguson, MO with Captain and police officers came together in mutual support, and to provide a positive show of Ronald S. Johnson, MO State Highway Patrol (left) and cooperation and collaboration. youth from Normandy H.S. band.

6 ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF 2014

SMU AND ALL STARS: PARTNERS FOR A BIGGER VISION OF AFTERSCHOOL DEVELOPMENT Supporting All Stars’ goal to become the national leader in Afterschool Development by 2020 is Southern Methodist University’s David Chard, Dean of the Annette Caldwell Simmons School of Education and Human Development (pictured at left below with Hunter Hunt and Gabrielle Kurlander). SMU’s Center on Research & Evaluation (CORE) is conducting an in-depth study of ASP of New Jersey and creating an evaluative tool that will allow us to monitor the delivery of our programs across the country and their impact on young people. This will provide critical research and affirmation of Afterschool Development as an effective strategy for engaging poverty.

STILL ON THE CORNER In November 2014, Castillo Theatre performers and professional volunteers brought Still on the Corner, a powerful musical set in 1993 about the growing social and economic gaps between America’s wealthy and poor, inner-city communities to life at the ASP performing arts and development center. With book by Fred Newman and music and lyrics by Newman and Grammy Award-winning songwriter Annie Roboff, this poignant story looked at the impact that the growing gap between wealth and opportunity in America has on us all. In song, the ensemble grappled with the hard question of whether change will ever happen.

7 ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF 2014

DSY EXPANSION AND GROWTH In 2014, we added a fall semester to the DSY program in NYC. The ASP of Dallas launched Young People Building Bridges Across Dallas and our Bridgeport chapter began Building Bridges Across Fairfield County. In the meantime, DSY in Chicago and San Francisco doubled in size! By the end of 2015, All Stars DSY programs will enroll 585 young people in the program nationally (compared to 309 in 2014) and grow corporate partnerships from 155 firms to 225. We also project the summer internship program to grow by 100%.

8 ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF 2014-2015

THREE STANDOUT CORPORATE PARTNERS RECEIVE ALL STARS RECOGNITION AWARDS: DIRECTV, VIACOM AND METLIFE In 2014, DIRECTV EVP and Chief Revenue and Marketing Officer, Paul Guyardo, told All Stars to “think of DIRECTV as your marketing department.” Through their pro bono advertising initiatives valued at over $750,000, the company has generated millions of dollars in awareness and support on behalf of All Stars while providing exciting internship opportunities through the DSY program.

Media and content leader VIACOM, through its MTV property, shares All Stars’ appreciation and commitment to the life-changing power of performance. MTV and VH1 EVP of Music & Talent, Amy Doyle, also a member of the ASP board of directors, led workshops, provided exciting summer internships and recently announced a $100,000 contribution by the VIACOM Foundation.

And, for over 15 years MetLife has been one of All Stars most committed corporate supporters, investing significant financial resources, hosting countless internships and providing thousands of hours of volunteer time and effort. MetLife continued its generous history with the organization, announcing a $250,000 pledge to continue proven national programs and to expand the Development School for Youth at the All Stars Annual Gala in New York. In recognition of their support, we are designating MetLife as the All Stars Project 2015 National Afterschool Development Partner.

Pictured top to bottom: Paul Guyardo (center) with Gabrielle L. Kurlander and Addofio Addo; Amy Doyle with Dwayne Dixon and George Pedraza; and MetLife EVP Global Employee Benefits, Maria Morris, with Barry Morris and Robert Ross.

9 2014 BY THE NUMBERS $9,333,116 53,582 IN DONATIONS AND OTHER INCOME 2,606 YOUNG PEOPLE, POLICE OFFICERS, FAMILIES AND ADULTS CORPORATE PARTNERS YOUTH AND REACHED AND 42ND ST. CENTER 5 FOR THE DSY COMMUNITY TOUCHED BY ALL STARS NUMBER $1 MILLION MEMBERS OF VISITORS COMMITMENTS PARTICIPATING TO ASP 155 IN OPERATION CONVERSATION: 12,516 COPS & KIDS

10 2014 BY THE NUMBERS

COUNTRIES REPRESENTED AT AFTERSCHOOL 3,041 34 ASP-SPONSORED AND NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TALENTED PERFORMING THE WORLD REPRESENTED AT VOLUNTEERS DALLAS DREAMS FROM ALL WALKS 8,964 CONFERENCE 23,095 VISITORS TO & DEVELOPS (FEB PROGRAM OF LIFE HELPING THE SCOTT 2014) AND THE TO PRODUCE ASP FLAMM PARTICIPANTS AFTERSCHOOL: PROGRAMS CENTER FOR ACROSS THE GROWTH! AFTERSCHOOL 849 COUNTRY CONFERENCE IN DEVELOPMENT DSY NEWARK (JUN 2014) IN NEWARK CORPORATE VOLUNTEERS 102

2014 ASP national staff

11 A YEAR OF MILESTONE GIVING

All Stars is 100% privately funded. Every year, regardless of the Major gifts in 2014 from corporate partners also included economy’s ups and downs, our donor community continues to contributions from The PwC Charitable Foundation, the PSEG grow in both size and generosity. 2014 brought several significant Foundation, Elkes Foundation, and Tiffany & Co. philanthropic milestones. Of course the backbone of our donor base has long been at the In a celebration of Gabrielle Kurlander’s 25th anniversary as CEO, grassroots level, including our $1,000 President’s Committee (where five families stepped forward with extraordinary gifts. Longtime ASP a number of today’s $1 million+ donors started!). Many of these advisors and supporters Michael and Anne Armstrong, Maria and supporters’ involvement goes well beyond their financial contributions. Barry Morris, Richard Sokolow and Sharon Tomao, John and Madlyn They are among our most active and energetic volunteers and Singer, and an anonymous benefactor made special long-term partners, providing key introductions and connections across their commitments of $1 million or more that included national support and networks of friends and corporate communities. the first transformational gift at this level for the ASP of Chicago. Our ongoing success also relies heavily on philanthropy in the form Our annual gala at Lincoln Center raised an impressive $2,065,603. of the precious time contributed by our leadership. The All Stars Latham & Watkins Partner and Vice Chair David Gordon and EY Project board of directors added four new members in 2014: Kate Managing Partner Scott Hill were given special recognition for their Barton, Americas Vice Chair-Tax Services, EY; Suzu Neithercut of personal generosity and leadership in building sustained partnerships Chicago, Illinois; Mike Pickering, COO, Ingenious Med; and Ave between ASP and their respective industry-leading firms. Tucker, Co-Founder and CEO, TM Financial Forensics.

12 A YEAR OF MILESTONE GIVING Every year, key donor leaders join CEO Gabrielle Kurlander on the stage at the All Stars National Gala Benefit to publicly and personally endorse Afterschool Development. As always they share eloquent and poignant perspectives:

“I have come to the realization that the All Stars offers us a unique value proposition that is of HIGH urgency, and one that I’ve chosen to get more involved in at the Bridgeport level…I think there is a limit to the societal impact associated with taking the top 10% of young people and making them 10% more successful in life…If there’s a way to reach the other 90% and make them 10% more successful, the payoff will be greater… That’s where the All Stars diverges from the mainstream approach…and it’s proven that it works….”

– C huck Chaplin President and Chief Financial Officer, MBIA Inc.

13 THE SOCIETY FOR RACIAL HARMONY AND THE ALL STARS ENDOWMENT: SOCIETY FOR BUILDING A LEGACY OF AFTERSCHOOL DEVELOPMENT RACIAL HARMONY DONOR LISTING

Rosemary Ames† As the All Stars Project enters its 34th year of creating opportunities for Mike and Anne Armstrong Jeffrey Aron young people from the poorest communities in our nation, it is being Martha J. Avstreih-Ross embraced as a long-term solution to the struggles inner-city young Elizabeth G. Black people face. Theodore Chu Susan C. Davies Michael J. Dean Many families and supporters are making special commitments so Margot A. Durrer† that the organization will continue to thrive for decades to come. L. Thecla Farrell The Society for Racial Harmony is made up of dozens of John A. Forbes Joseph A. Forgione families and individuals who have pledged special legacy gifts to the David I. Ganz organization. We applaud their vision and caring. Helen G. Grunebaum† Carolyn Hamilton † In 2012, the All Stars created the All Stars Endowment with a Jean Reed Haynes Donald Leonard generous matching pledge from supporters John and Susi Manley, and Deborah A. Linn there is now close to $1 million in the endowment fund. Debra London Edward C. Malmstrom John and Susi Manley Just this year, we have created the first named family fund – Jessica Marta the John & Cathy Andrus Fund for Future All Stars. Their Susan Massad efforts have launched a New Jersey endowment, and to date hundreds Maria and Barry Morris of friends of John and Cathy have stepped forward to give. Timothy D. Neiman Bente L. Ott Claude Owen† Hugo Picciani “We have long thought of the All Stars as a best practice. They build community, help kids, Joel Press† Alice A. Rydel and promote volunteerism better than most. Our family has been involved for decades and Susanne Schnitzer† we have seen the All Stars grow and dramatically increase its impact. We believe All Stars Royce N. Smith Richard H. Sokolow is one of the best ways to invest in the future of our country.” Christopher H. Street George A. Van Pelt Jean F. Waldman† – John and Cathy Andrus Mary A. Weber Agathe Wulkan

† The sample legal language below is suitable for a general bequest: deceased “I hereby give, devise and bequeath to the All Stars Project, Inc., a not-for-profit corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of New York, now having its principal place of business at 543 West 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036 [the sum of money] [__percentage of my estate], the [sum] [percentage] to be used for the All Stars’ general purposes.”

14 INDIVIDUAL & PRIVATE FUND Mr. and Mrs. David Barnett Mr. Norbert Hornstein and Mr. William T. Barry Ms. Cory A. Cancila Ms. Amy Weinberg Mr. James A. Betzig DONORS Mr. and Mrs. James N. Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Iervolino Ms. Delores Bowman Dr. Jessie A. Fields Lisa and Steve Kennedy Ms. Roxanne Brandt $1,000,000 Lead Gifts Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gordon Mr. David C. Komar Ms. Catherine D. Brown Armstrong Family Foundation Ms. Deborah A. Green Ms. Elissa Kramer and Cafaro-Livingston Charitable Trust Maria and Barry Morris Tamara L. Harris Foundation Mr. Jay H. Newman Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Chaplin Mr. and Mrs. John P. Singer Mr. and Mrs. Scott B. Hill Mr. Ted Kurtz Mr. Mark B. Cicirelli Richard Sokolow and Sharon Tomao Ms. Diane Jaffee Mr. Anthony Lanza Mr. John Clair Anonymous Ms. Wendy A. Lipp and Mr. Fulvio Segalla John and Kelly Lawrence Mr. Tom Cramer and Ms. Michele Burger Pritzker Pucker Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Liss Mr. Mark E. Davidson Ms. Katherine Ringgold The Margaret and Daniel Loeb - Mr. and Mrs. James Day Joan and Reade Ryan Third Point Foundation Ms. Denise DeMan $250,000+ Mr. and Mrs. Bart M. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Mattione Mr. Eric Dinowitz Mr. and Mrs. Hunter L. Hunt Mark and Susan Smiley Mr. Constantino Milano Dobkin Family Foundation John and Susi Manley Ms. Linda Stafford-Burrows Dr. Carol A. Miller and Dr. Michael R. Miller Ms. Carolyn Dorfman and Starry Night Fund F. Mikael and Laura Mleko Dr. Greg Gallick Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Todrys Mr. and Mrs. Greg Mutz Ms. Connie Ellison $100,000 - $249,999 Elizabeth and Andrew Vaden Mr. Paul Myerson and Ms. Giselle Wagner Mr. Antonio O. Elmaleh Anonymous Mr. Mark S. Weisberg Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Neely II Mr. Richard Folsom Mr. Andrew Williamson and Ms. Jill Jarrett Ms. Alicia Ogawa Mr. John A. Forbes III Ms. Melanie Peña and Mr. Mark Perry The Barry Friedberg and $50,000 - $99,999 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Petterson Charlotte Moss Family Foundation $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. Michael G. Pickering Ms. Martha Gallo Charlie and Georgia Adams Eric Prezant and Michelle Kavoosi Mr. Declan J. Gavin Linda and Phil Andryc Ms. Helen Abel and Mr. David Franklin Mr. Lewis S. Ranieri Marci and Joel Gerston Ms. Kate J. Barton Mr. J. Stephen Adamczyk and Ms. Rita DiMatteo Mr. Dominick J. Rizzo Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Gould Burke Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Bakker Lisa and William Schultz Mr. James A. Greene Ms. Heather Burns Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barber Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Shanklin Mr. and Mrs. Simon Greenshields Margo Cook and Renee Cohen Mr. Christopher J. Birosak Mr. and Mrs. John Shapiro Armin & Esther Hirsch Foundation Kronthal Family Foundation Mr. Stephen S. Bowen, Esq. Mr. Thomas Shawyer Ms. Moira Kilcoyne and Mr. Frank Cooke Peter and Dana Langerman Mr. David Byron Mr. and Mrs. Alvin H. Spector Mr. Brian Kleinberg Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Malmstrom Ms. Buena Chilstrom Ms. Andrea L. Tessler and Mr. Gerald D. Knorr Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Nadell Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cummings Mr. Michael Scarsella Leslie and Hal Kruth Mr. Ashok Narasimhan Mr. Tony Danza Raymond and Cathy Thek Mr. Christopher C. Kunhardt Suzu and David Neithercut Ms. Michelle Day and Ms. Angela Raffo Mr. and Mrs. James Tobin Mrs. Deborah Lagana-Lorber and Mr. and Mrs. Mort Rosen Mr. Wayne De Jong and Ms. Lisa Erdos Ms. Barbara A. Ullman Miles Dr. Daniel Lorber Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rowland Dr. Michael J. Dean and Dr. Maykin Ho Dr. Peter J. Weiden and Mrs. Vasiliki Weiden Mr. and Mrs. Jason T. Lemme Mr. and Mrs. Craig Shapiro Mr. John P. DeGulis Mr. Donald Witmondt Ms. Lisa C. Lim and Mr. Jorg Menger Mark B. Taylor Family Fund Mr. Robert M. Dell Ms. Amy Wurtzburger and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Liss Ms. Gillian Teichert Ms. Victoria W. Fernandez Mr. Pravin Soni Dr. Arlene H. Markowitz Gregory and Donna Tosko Mr. Joseph A. Forgione Anonymous Ms. Kathleen McKenna Mr. Avram Tucker Mr. David E. Franasiak Hecktman Family Foundation Mr. Thomas H. McKevitt Mr. Jeffrey M. Michalak Mr. and Mrs. David S. Heller $5,000 - $9,999 $25,000 - $49,999 Mr. Michael Heningburg and Mr. David J. Miller Dr. Jeanine B. Downie Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Altshuler Mr. Thomas F. Moran Laura Abrams and Christian Correa Betsy Malloy Higgins and Wes Higgins Mr. Paul Bader Mr. Dennis J. Murphy Mr. Greg Alwine Ms. Janis F. Horn Mr. Douglas A. Balder Michael and Lori Nash Mr. and Mrs. John Andrus

15 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. O’Neil Mr. Douglas Brody Ms. Gabrielle L. Kurlander Mr. and Mrs. David A. White Colleen and Brian O’Neill Lewis Brounell Charitable Trust Mr. Daniel Lennon Mr. Tim Wichman Ms. Laurel A. Oztemel Ms. Cicely I. Brown Mr. Donald Leonard Mr. Christopher J. Williams The Pakis Family Foundation Mr. Peter Brundage Ms. Tara Lewis Ms. Andrea Winter and Mr. Daniel Mintz Paula and John Pattison Ann and Michael Bunyaner Mr. Warren Liebesman Mr. Stephen R. Payne Mr. Craig Burger Mr. Mark F. Loehr $1,000 - $2,499 Ms. Elena Petrov Toni and John Burt Mr. William A. Lowry Mr. and Mrs. Ben Plotkin John and Nancy Callahan Mr. Matthew Luckett Erica and Neal Agran Ms. Kerry L. Plutte Mr. Didric Cederholm Mr. Robert S. Mancini Jim and Wendi Alexander The Stewart J. Rahr Foundation Ms. Kathleen Chalfant Ms. Linda Mandolini Ms. Anne E. Alexis Mr. John Rallis Ms. Cynthia M. Clark Mr. Peter G. Mangin Diane Alfano Fund Mr. John F. Rankin III Paula and Greg Clark Ellen and Conrad Masterson Mr. Steven Ames Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Ross Ms. Beverly T. Connolly Ms. Maria J. Mauceri Mr. Ahmad Anani Estate of Susanne Schnitzer Mr. and Mrs. James A. Conroy Mr. Gerard McGraw Mr. Robert Anderson Mr. Thomas Schreier, Jr. Dr. Rosalie H. Contino Mr. Louis J. Mezzo Ms. Atikah Arifin Mr. Robert Scinto Ms. Lori A. Cox Mr. Michael Moran Mr. Jeff Aron and Ms. Nancy Green Segal Family Foundation Ms. Doris D. Cramer Michael and Susan Nash Mr. Curtis R. Artis Shirlie and Owen Siegel Foundation Ms. Jocelyn Cunningham Mr. Todd Naughton Mr. Hany S. Awadalla Mr. Brian A. Silikovitz Mr. Robert D’Addario Bethany and Zachary Nelson Ms. Naomi Azulay Mr. John L. Sills, Esq. Ms. Susan C. Davies Mr. Jay Nibbe Ms. Yelena S. Bachko Ms. Karen Silverman Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Nordo Nissi III Mr. David J. Baker Ms. Dorothy Slater-Brown Ms. Danica A. Dilligard Mr. Randall W. Patterson Ms. Jane Baker Ms. Alice W. Smith Derek and Paula DiRisio Mr. Justin M. Peterson Balder Foundation, Inc. Ms. Debbie Smith Ms. Arden D. Down Ruth and Richard Pickering Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Banta Mr. Santo Sorce Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Falzon Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Reckford Mr. and Mrs. David Barker Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Fetch Mr. Mark Ritter Mr. Jon Baronowski Don H. Splawn Charitable Foundation Mr. Douglas Fixell Mr. Mack Roach Mr. James J. Barrett Mr. Philip H. Stern Constance and Charles Fletcher Mr. Kenneth Robin Mr. William J. Barrett Anne and Kipp Sylvester Ms. Susan L. Freshour Mr. Joseph A. Sabatini Ms. Ashley Bauer Tengelsen Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. Scott Gamber Mr. and Mrs. Chad Salsbery Ms. Cheryl L. Beamon Ms. Mary Thaler Mr. David I. Ganz Mr. Fred Sangokoya Ms. Virginia Bender Mr. and Mrs. James Turley Mr. Norm Geller Mr. Andrew Singer Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Benerofe Mr. William Voge Mr. Phillip B. Gibbons Mr. Donald V. Smith Mr. Gary Benerofe Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Yablon Mr. Keith F. Goggin Mr. Vikramsinh Sohoni Mr. and Mrs. James Benson Anthony A. Yoseloff Fund Ms. Bonnie J. Granatir Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Spica Ms. Veronica W. Benzinger Anonymous (3) Mr. Joseph J. Grano, Jr. Ms. Helge Staby-Deaton Mr. Rodney B. Berens Mr. Philip L. Green Mr. Nathaniel Stahl Mr. Mark Berenstein Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Strohm $2,500 - $4,999 Ms. Charon Berg-Campbell Ms. Jeannine R. Hahn Mr. and Mrs. John S. Struck Ms. Melissa E. Bergen Mr. and Mrs. Ravi Akhoury Mr. Michael G. Halloran and Ms. Marja Lutsep Mr. and Mrs. Rajagopal L. Tatta Ms. Rachelle Bergmann Harriett Ames Charitable Trust Mr. Terrence Hendricks Mr. Tucker Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Michael Berman Mr. and Mrs. Alkesh Amin Dr. Sharon B. Horn and Mr. Harry Horn Mr. Michael Thompson Mr. Brad Bertler Mr. and Mrs. John Beckelman Mr. Dennis Hranitzky Mr. Gabriel R. Turner Ms. Reena Bhatt Mr. David E. Belmont Mr. Ian B. Jacobs and Ms. Valerie Chang Mr. George A. Van Pelt Mr. Paul A. Biddelman and Ms. Donna L. Bascom Mr. and Mrs. Martin R. Benante Rady and Diane Johnson Mr. Michael Volpe Mr. Brandon Birdwell Ms. LeeAnn Black Robert and Sidney Kindler Ms. Anna Voortman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blau Ms. Diana Bowes Ms. Lisa Kole and Mr. Louis Hinman Mr. Brian Walsh Ms. Sally Blount Mr. James E. Brandt Mr. John Konslin Ms. Lauran Weinmann Ms. Leslie Bobb

16 Mr. Richard Bress Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Dombroski Mr. Leland Gerber Mr. Allen Joseph Mr. Jed W. Brickner Lisa Dombrow and Phil Terry Ms. Bonny Gildin Mr. Jeremy Joyce Ms. Cheryl Dolinger Brown Mr. Calvin G. Donly and Ms. Ellen Philip Laurie and Stephen Girsky Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kaplowitz Mr. Phil Brown Mr. Brendan P. Dougher Mr. and Mrs. Lyle E. Gittens Mr. Mark Kenyon Mr. Roger M. Brown Ms. Amy S. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Glassman Ms. Lois F. Kessler Ms. Martha Brown-Baker Susan and Scott Drake Robert I. Glimcher Family Foundation Mr. Pavel Khodorkovskiy Ms. Jan Buckaloo Ms. Fran Drescher Roberta and Joel Goldberg Mr. Roger Kimmel Mr. John W. Butler and Mr. John M. VanderLinden Mr. and Mrs. Colin W. Dunn Mr. James Goldrick Kimberly and Brad Kittle Ms. Mary E. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Dunne Ms. Zola D. Golub Ms. Emilie C. Knoerzer Mr. Simon J. Butler Mr. Jeffrey Dunson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gordon Mr. Christopher Koh Mr. Gary D. Byrd Mr. Lucien L. Duquette Mr. I. Scott Gottdiener Ms. Ellen S. Korner Mr. and Mrs. William Caggiano Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dykes Ms. Diana L. Gowen Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kouri Mr. Daniel Cain Dr. Linda J. Eagle Mr. Jonathan D. Greenman Philip and Judith Kozloff Mr. James E. Cain Mr. Raymond Ebert Mr. Peter B. Griffin Ms. Carolyn Kresky and Mr. Mark A. Picard Mr. David J. Canale Tamara and Heather Edwards-Wilson Ms. Lara Gruber Mr. Harry Kresky Ms. Lisa Carestia Ms. Dinna Eisenhart Mr. Jeffrey Gural Ms. Dawn Krigstin Ms. Sharon O. Carpenter Ms. Frances C. Engoron Nancy and Ronald Gurman Mr. John Kritzmacher Mr. Robert M. Cashill Ms. Arden Epstein Mr. Kenneth V. Handal Ms. Linda Krivkovich Dr. Barrie Cassileth and Dr. Richard Cooper Mr. Herbert Erf Mr. W. Paul Harris Mr. Nicholas Kroll Ms. Madelyn E. Chapman Mr. Magloire Esseaux Ms. Anette Harris-Loupe Mr. David A. Kurzweil Ms. Sharda Cherwoo Mr. Robert Evans and Ms. Gail Sinai Mr. Paul Haughey and Ms. Denise Spencer Mr. Peter Labonski and Ms. Maureen K. Fontana Dr. James S. Chesley, Jr. Mr. James O. Ewing Ms. Christine A. Helm Ms. Kathleen Lally Mr. Nathaniel H. Christian III Mr. Brian A. Falconer Ms. Kate Henselmans Mr. Timothy Larson Mr. Theodore Chu Ms. L. Thecla Farrell Mr. David Hernandez Mr. Richard J. Lashley Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Cole Mr. Mark Feinberg Mr. David C. Heselton Mr. Scott Layne Mr. Raymond M. Connors Ms. Kathleen B. Fiess Mr. Jeffrey Hill Ms. Gail Leibowitz Brian and Mary Faith Cook Mr. Christopher Finnerty Mr. Craig Hillier Mrs. Rana Leibowitz Ms. Celeste Cooper Mr. Dennis Fisco and Ms. Pamela Polite Ms. June Z. Hirsh Ms. Julie K. Lenner Corners Fund Mary Sue and Peter Fisher Mr. Steve Hissam Ms. Lisa Lesavoy Ms. Debra S. Corson Mrs. Ora Fisher Mr. Rex Hoffman Mr. Dan Levinson Ms. Gina Curko Mr. Alex Flamm Mr. Forrest E. Hoglund Ms. Kimberly B. Levinson Mr. Mason Custard Mrs. Ellen K. Flamm Ms. Karen Holden Mr. Andrew Lewis Mr. Edward Danberry Dr. Joan M. Fleischman Dr. Raquell M. Holmes Ms. Nancy A. Lieberman Ms. Salha S. Daniel Ms. Hannah Francis Sari Hornstein, Ph.D. Ms. Wendy S. Liebmann Ms. Joyce Dattner Mr. Jason M. Frazier Mr. James Y. Horton, Jr. Mr. Jonathan P. Lindroos Elizabeth and Paul Daugherty Mr. Tad J. Freese Mr. David R. Huber Ms. Connie Lindsey Mr. Kirk A. Davenport II Mr. Paul Friedman Ms. Sophia C. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Marc S. Lipschultz Mr. Adrian F. Davis Mr. Sandy M. Friedman Hulbert Family Charitable Lead Trust Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Litwin Richard J. Davis, Esq. Ms. Tracee Fultz Mr. Don M. Hulbert Mr. James J. Ljunglin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Davis Ms. Julie A. Gabrik Mr. Paul J. Hunt Ms. Carrie L. Lobman Ms. Joan DeCollibus Mr. Kelley M. Gale Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Hurwitz Mr. Roger London Dr. Kathleen A. Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Marc D. Ganz Ms. Roselynn F. Itelson Mr. Richard LoPriore The Mike and Charlotte Delaney Foundation Ms. Grace C. Gaoaen Ms. Nicole A. Jackson Mr. M. Sherif Lotfi Mr. David Mills and Mrs. Anne Devereux-Mills Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardyne Mr. John R. Jaeger Mr. Bruce Lubin Mr. Michael Devorkin Alvester Garnett and Regina Carter Mr. Marc D. Jaffe, Esq. Ms. Beverly J. Luehs Ms. Susan Dickey Dr. Jane E. Gartner and Dr. Richard Gartner Gladys and George Janava Ms. Jeanne S. Magram and Mr. Andrew J. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dixon Julie and Denis Gathman Mr. Thomas Jasinski Ms. Anupam Malhotra Mr. Stephen Dizard Ms. Mary Gail Gearns Dr. E. Patrick Johnson and Mr. Stephen Lewis Mr. Michael L. Manire

17 Mr. Thomas Mantione Mr. Basilio J. Paneque Ms. Barbara Schwimmer Ms. Bente Tellefsen Mr. Benjamin Marcano Ms. Nona Patronite Ms. Maureen Sedonaen Mr. Mark N. Tennison Mr. Robert P. Marcus Ms. Irene W. Pattison† Mr. and Mrs. F. David Segal Mr. Villiers Terblanche Ms. Jessica Massad Ms. Gail Peck Mr. and Mrs. Norman Seiden William B. Thomas Dr. Susan Massad Michele and Jason Penzer Mr. Lawrence B. Seidman Memorial Philanthropic Fund Ann and Paul Mattison Mr. and Mrs. William Perry Ms. Cynthia Seidowitz Mr. Peter Thum Mr. Brian E. McAuliffe Mr. Gerald Perutz† Ms. Kristin Sennett Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Tremain, Jr. Ms. Elisa T. McCarthy Mr. Joseph E. Phillips Mr. Daniel Senor Mr. Stephen D. Trent Mr. Arnold S. McCoy Mr. Robert W. Phillips Mr. Richard G. Seto Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tross Mr. Terry McDowell Mr. and Mrs. Juan C. Podesta Mr. Harry A. Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Turner Ms. Anne McGrath Ms. Gemma Postlethwaite Mr. Paul Sheahen and Ms. Mandana Vahabzadeh Mr. Colin McKechnie Ms. Abigail C. Powers Ms. Maureen E. Huntley Mr. and Mrs. Tom Van Riper Mr. and Mrs. Brian McLaughlin Mr. Benjamin Proce Mr. Scott Shell Ms. Susan G. VanKuiken Mr. and Mrs. David J. McLean Mr. William Rainford and Mr. Paul Klein Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sheridan Mr. Jack Vaughn Ms. Patricia McParland Mr. Afra Raymond Ms. Lee Shull Ms. Sharon R. Veach Kathleen and Bill McVicar Mr. Hubert M. Reid Ms. Sharon Shulman Mr. Adam Verost Ms. Yvonne M. Metcalfe Mr. Ryan Reid Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Siegel Mr. Alan Vinegrad Mr. William Metelski Elaine and Allan Rich Mary and Brian Sikorski Mr. Steven Wafer Mr. and Mrs. Jerome H. Meyer Ms. Marian Rich Ms. Leslie Silverman Mr. Matthew W. Walch Mr. Daniel Meyerson Mr. Liam J. Riordan Mr. Robert K. Simmons Ms. Amrit Walia Mr. Greg Mino Mr. Frank Roby Ms. Donna Sims Wilson Ms. Victoria A. Wallace Mr. James B. Mintz and Ms. Christina Roccos and Ms. Donna M. Smith Mr. Devin Waller Ms. Deborah A. Stewart Mr. Martin Smithmyer Mr. Keith Smith Mr. Daniel Wan and Ms. Annette Levgard Mr. Andrew Mintzer Ms. Sandra M. Rocks Ms. Theresa Sodergren Ms. Jane C. Warwick Mr. Cruz Moctezuma Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Rod Mr. Leon J. Sokol Mr. Jonathan Washburn Moglia Family Foundation David and Victoria Rogers Mr. Edward Sonnenschein Dr. Raymond V. Wedderburn Mr. Neil Monaghan Mr. Richard S. Ronner Ms. Susan K. Spencer Mr. Nicholas Weininger Ms. Eileen Moncoeur Mrs. Evelyn P. Rose Ms. Cheryl Spielman Mr. Jeffrey H. Weiss Mr. Simon Moore Mr. Joshua Rosner Mr. Mike Stafford Mr. Robert A. Westropp Ms. Susan Woodward Morris and Mr. Curtis Morris Shelley and Donald Rubin Mr. Neil Steiner Mr. Ronald F. Whitney Mr. Edward L. Morse Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Ruck Steinhafel Family Foundation Ms. Zena Wiener Mr. Andrew Moss Mr. Miles N. Ruthberg Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Stern Daniel J. Wilcox Memorial Fund Mr. Henry J. Munez Ms. Alice A. Rydel Ms. Glenna G. Stewart Mr. Michael Wile The Mike Myers Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sachs Mr. Paul F. Stiga Dr. Jon D. Williamson and Mr. David A. Nackman Ms. Carrie Sackett Ms. Diane M. Stiles Mrs. Sue Williamson Mr. Joseph Napoli Ms. Jacqueline S. Salit IM Stillman Family Charitable Foundation Mr. Robert Williamson Ms. Lucianna Natkiel Mrs. Julie Samber Ms. Catherine Stolle Ms. Jamie L. Wine Ms. Marlene Nelson Ms. Deborah Santana Mr. Gregory M. Stover Mr. Joel Wisdom Mr. Craig R. Nethercott Mr. Alejandro Santo Domingo Mr. Christopher H. Street Ms. Janet Wootten Ms. Jacqueline G. Nieman Mr. and Mrs. James M. Santos Mr. and Mrs. Robert Street Mrs. Nina J. Wortzel-Hoffman Mr. Tim Nugent Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sargent Ms. Sara Street Mr. Philip Yee Mr. James Ogren Mr. Donald Sarver Mr. Donald M. Sumerlin Mr. Edward Zimmerman Ms. Jeanne Olivier and Mr. Robert Dineen Mr. Jeffrey Saviano Ms. Roselyne Swig Mr. Jay H. Zukerman Mr. John B. Opdycke Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Sawch Ms. Anne Symonds Mr. Douglas R. Zywiczynski Sarah and Stuart Opdycke Mr. Jarret Schecter Ms. Ariana J. Tadler and and Mr. Robert Price Mr. Ertem Osmanoglu Mr. Edward Schneidman Mr. David L. Patterson Anonymous (2) Mrs. Lisa C. Owens Mr. Bruce W. Schnitzer Ms. Patricia Tanoury Ms. Caryn M. Pace Ms. Casey Schoen Mr. Gene Tate

18 CORPORATE & FOUNDATION CastleOak Securities, LP $5,000 - $9,999 Moran & Company The Children’s Place Pircher, Nichols & Meeks DONORS Chubb Corp. AECOM Polsinelli Corporate Risk Solutions, LLC AMC Networks Priority Power Management, LLC $250,000+ DLA Piper LLP ANN INC. Rialto Mortgage Finance BBDO MetLife Foundation Edison Properties Newark Foundation RMK Management Corp. Embrey Family Foundation Belle Associates, LLC Russo Development

Equity Residential Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association Scotiabank $100,000 - $249,999 Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP BMO Harris Bank Sidley Austin LLP The Elkes Foundation FTI Consulting, Inc. Capalino+Company Societe Generale Hunt Cares Employee Giving Campaign Gardiner & Theobald, Inc. The Carl Marks Foundation Inc. Solomon Cordwell Buenz Latham & Watkins LLP Hartz Mountain Industries, Inc. Chevron Corporation Sunrise Rotary 21st Century Foundation, Inc. Tiffany & Co. The Hyde and Watson Foundation Communities Foundation of Texas Texas Health Resources Investors Bank Connell Foley LLP Thompson & Knight Foundation Ironshore Country Bank TM Financial Forensics LLC $50,000 - $99,999 John A. Reisenbach Foundation Cushman & Wakefield Tocci Building Companies Dallas Mavericks CBRE Joseph Hage Aaronson LLC UBS Securities LLC Davidson Kempner Capital Management DIRECTV Kelso & Company UPS Foundation, Inc. DCI Group NY/NJ Snowflake Youth Foundation Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel, LLP USG Foundation Draper and Kramer Inc. PSEG Foundation La Vida Feliz Foundation Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz The Durst Organization Inc. PwC Charitable Foundation LibertyView Capital Management LLC Walton Street Capital Equity Metrix RTS Family Foundation Lindsay Goldberg, LLC Waterton Associates, LLC Estee Lauder, Inc. Savills Studley Magnetar Capital LLC Wheels Inc. F&G Mechanical Group Viacom Mayer Brown LLP The Williams Capital Group, L.P. MCJ Amelior Foundation Fossil Partners, L.P. MetLife Freygish Foundation $25,000 - $49,999 Nameste Foundation Inc./ Grey Global Group Inc. $2,500 - $4,999 Grosvenor Americas AIG Woodmont Properties Baker Botts New Vernon Capital LLC Gruber Hurst Elrod Johansen Hail Shank LLP Bryan Cave LLP H & M International Transportation Inc. Bank of America Merrill Lynch Corsis Technology Services NextEra Foundation Bank of Texas Pioneer Natural Resources Company HCL America Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP Heitman Capital Management Corcoran Group Cares The Dun & Bradstreet Corporation Foundation Proskauer Rose LLP Eden Housing, Inc. Protiviti Hirzel Capital Management, LLC Energy Capital Partners Management LP The Hollister Foundation Glaser Weil EY RBC Capital Markets Guidepost Partners, LLC Reed Elsevier Cares Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield Fairfield County Community Foundation of New Jersey Icon Interiors, Inc. Hilco Global Reed Smith LLP Intend Coaching & Consulting LLC Silicon Valley Bank Infrastructure Repair Service, LLC Hunt Consolidated, Inc. Ingenious Med John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Keefe Bruyette & Woods SIMS Metal Management Keefe Managers, LLC The Sister Fund The Inner-City Foundation for Nuveen Investments Charity & Education Kent-Lucas Foundation, Inc. The Vera and Imre Hecht Foundation, Inc. SL Green Management Marshall Junction Partners TAC Energy Jones Day Kaufman Hall McGuire, Craddock & Strother, P.C. USG Corporation Midwest Property Group Ltd. $10,000 - $24,999 Ventas Foundation Kirkland & Ellis LLP KPMG, LLP Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation Allied World Assurance Company, Ltd. Victoria Foundation O’Connor Davies, LLP Viking Demolition L.A. Parking Corp. Bel Fuse Inc. Law Rocks, Inc. The PrivateBank Broadridge Financial Walsh Construction Company, LLC The Provident Bank Wintrust Financial Corporation Lone Pine Foundation, Inc. Cantor Fitzgerald Relief Fund Milberg LLP Research Foundation of The City University

19 Research Foundation of Marchetto Higgins Stieve PC The City University of N.Y. Menlo Engineering Associates Inc. Samsara Foundation Mercer Schiff Hardin Foundation Mintz & Gold LLP Sharp Electronics Corporation Mintz Group Silver, Freedman, Taff & Tiernan LLP Mitchells Family of Stores Thompson Coburn LLP N.R. Rice & Associates, LLC Navigant Consulting - Lending A Hand Northern Trust $1,000 - $2,499 Pacific Union International, Inc. Pitta & Giblin LLP Alper Services LLC Punch-Up Inc. Amegy Bank of Texas Quick Response Fire Protection, Inc. Axiom Communications Rhodium Group, LLC Bayshore Recycling Corp. Robert Derector Associates Best Landscaping Services Round Top Building Servies, Corp. Beth Israel Medical Center Share Your Wish LLC Brafman & Associates, P.C. Solar Energy Systems, LLC Grammy® Award-winning hip-hop artist Lecrae (pictured center left); Briar Restaurant Group LLC Sunnyfield Corporation visited the 42nd Street headquarters to meet and mentor All Stars Castle Oil Corporation Threesome Partners, LLC Project youth. Said Lecrae afterward, “I was brought out to inspire, Clear Point Advisors Toyota Motor North America, Inc. but left inspired.” Colliers International NY LLC Truisi Architecture PLLC Corodemus & Corodemus Turning Point Foundation CRS Facility Services Walder, Hayden & Brogan, P.A. Donnelly Industries Inc. Waters McPherson McNeill, P.C. Duggal Visual Solutions, Inc. Wells Fargo Emerald Capital Group Whole Health Partners Enviro-Sciences of Delaware, Inc. The Womens Syndicate Association Felenstein Was & Associates Finsbury, LLC Fitzpatrick & Associates, Inc. Fluor Enterprises, Inc. Friedman Properties Furia Roofing The Garden City Group, Inc. Gehan Homes, Ltd. Gensler Houlihan Lokey Global Investment Banking Interstate Drywall Corp. Accomplished television, film and stage actor, Tony Danza J. Lev, Inc. (pictured center left) continues to dedicate his time and talents Jacobs Enterprises, Inc. to young people in Youth Onstage! JRM Construction Management, LLC Kerasotes ShowPlace Theatres, LLC L.H. Frishkoff & Co. LLP La Forza Construction, LLC Lockton Companies M.B. & Edna Zale Foundation

20 STATEMENT OF REVENUE & EXPENSES BALANCE SHEET Year Ended December 31, 2014 Year Ended December 31, 2014

REVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT ASSETS Contributions $7,711,808 Cash and Cash Equivalents $1,981,028 Program Revenue 220,610 Investments 3,005,211 Net Special Events Revenue 1,268,638 Contributions Receivable 725,712 In-kind donations 59,961 Prepaid Expenses and Other Assets 119,447 Interest and Dividends 64,546 Beneficial Interest in Remainder Trust 265,385 Realized and Unrealized loss on investments -22,108 Fixed Assets - Net 12,985,290 9% Change in Value of Split-Interest Agreement 22,649

Other Revenues 7,012 TOTAL ASSETS $19,082,073 16 % TOTAL REVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT $9,333,116 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS EXPENSES 75% Accounts Payable & Accrued Expenses $950,383 All Stars Talent Show Network $2,370,396 Mortgage Payable 10,443,017 Development School for Youth 1,753,870 Loan Payable 640,000 Castillo Theatre 920,840 Volunteerism and Education 906,194 TOTAL LIABILITIES 12,033,400 EXPENSES Youth Onstage! 494,710 Program Services Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids 2 97,942 • NET ASSETS 7,048,673 Management and General Management and General 812,623 • Fundraising Fundraising 1,473,636 • TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $19,082,073

TOTAL EXPENSES $9,030,211

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $302,905

RATIO OF PROGRAM SERVICES TO TOTAL 75% EXPENSES

For complete audited financials visit www.allstars.org

21 PRESIDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER BOARD OF DIRECTORS Gabrielle L. Kurlander Chair: Richard Sokolow, Director of Research, Davidson Kempner Capital Mgmt. ALL STARS PROJECT OF NEW YORK Vice Chair: Hunter L. Hunt, CEO, National Headquarters Hunt Consolidated Energy, LLC 543 West 42nd Street Vice Chair: Maria R. Morris, EVP, New York, NY 10036 Global Employee Benefits, MetLife (212) 941-9400 Charles Adams, Morgan Stanley, Retired ALL STARS PROJECT OF NEW JERSEY Omar H. Ali, Ph.D., University of North Carolina, Greensboro Scott Flamm Center for Afterschool Development Jeffrey Aron, Fountain House 33 Washington Street, Suite 100 Douglas Balder Newark, NJ 07102 Kate J. Barton, EY Nathaniel H. Christian, III, Esquire, CastleOak Securities, L.P. (973) 622-5506 Margo Cook, Nuveen Investments ALL STARS PROJECT OF BRIDGEPORT Susan Davies, Montclair State University Amy Doyle, MTV: Music Television 1057 Broad Street, 4th Floor L. Thecla Farrell, HSBC Bank Bridgeport, CT 06604 Jessie Fields, M.D., St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital (203) 332-9881 Melissa Fisher, American Geriatrics Society Deborah Green, Elliott Management Corp. ALL STARS PROJECT OF CHICAGO Carolyn Kresky, Broadcast Journalist, Retired 53 West Jackson Blvd., Suite 1135 Gabrielle L. Kurlander, All Stars Project, Inc. Chicago, IL 60604 Carrie Lobman, Ed.D., Rutgers University (312) 360-0660 Edward Malmstrom, Bank of America Securities/ Merrill Lynch & Company ALL STARS PROJECT OF DALLAS Elyse Mendel, Baruch College, CUNY 1835 Young Street Rafael Mendez, Ph.D., City University of New York, Dallas, Texas 75201 Bronx Community College (214) 382-5890 Suzu Neithercut Michael Pickering, Ingenious Med ALL STARS PROJECT OF THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA Brenda Ratliff 870 Market Street, Suite 841 Robert T. Ross, Wells Fargo Private Bank San Francisco, CA 94102 Craig Shapiro, Nextera Energy (415) 986-2565 John P. Singer, ART LLC Gregory A. Tosko, CBRE Avram S. Tucker, TM Financial Forensics, LLC Andrew S. Williamson, Cooley LLP Janet Wootten, Rubenstein Communications www.allstars.org As of July 2015

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