2015 ANNUAL SCALING TO REPORT EXTRAORDINARY

1 | Welcome Letter Photos: Cover, Pages 17, 20, 39: Marcell Everett Photography | Page 10: Redbox Pictures | Page 12: Keri Comeroski Photography Design: ptcreativestrategy.com 2 | Welcome Letter 6 Celebrating 15 Years 2 Scaling Our Impact 1 Welcome Letter

16 YUPRO 14 Alumni Highlights 12 Corporate Highlights 10 Student & Program Highlights

18 Influence in Action 22 Organizational Accomplishments

24 Statement of Activities 25 Corporate Partners

27 Supporters

36 Year Up Leadership 38 Year Up Locations 3 | Welcome Letter Young adults served 13,000 to date

Cities nationwide 16 in 2015

many others share this excitement. In transformative for both young adults and 2015, as in previous years, Year Up has the employers who need their talent. It is DEAR FRIENDS been both blessed and honored to have truly an honor to witness the fulfillment so many dynamic collaborators at our of this potential, and we are deeply side. From funding our growth to opening inspired by it as we seek to make these up new professional fields to our students opportunities possible for thousands and graduates, these partnerships have more. We look forward to a brighter future been critical in growing our program and for our communities, our economy, and expanding opportunity for young adults. our nation as a result. We’re grateful to When we founded Year Up 15 years ago, We are very grateful for your support. you for joining us in making that future a we set out to close the Opportunity Divide reality. in America. We knew it was an ambitious With the continued growth you’ve made goal, but we also knew it was a necessary possible in both number of students one. And at the close of 2015, we’re proud served and quality of outcomes for our Be well, to report strong progress towards graduates, we know Year Up’s solution meeting it. is one that can work on a much larger scale. And a larger scale is needed. In We have now served more than 13,000 America today, there are still six million young adults and operate in 16 cities young adults stuck on the wrong side of across the U.S. This year marked our the Opportunity Divide, and in the next strongest outcomes thus far, with 89% decade, 12 million jobs requiring post- of graduates employed or attending secondary education are expected to go school full-time within four months of unfilled. completing the program. The average starting wage for employed graduates That’s why we’re setting an even was $18/hour, equivalent to more than bolder vision for the future: to scale our $36,000/year. Our graduates are making operations to serve 10,000 young adults Gerald Chertavian Paul Salem real contributions in an impressive array each year. It’s another ambitious, and Founder and CEO Chair, National of industries, from technology startups to necessary, goal – one we must meet if we Board of Directors government agencies to major financial are truly to close the Opportunity Divide institutions, and in doing so transforming in our country. With our progress to date both our nation’s workforce and their and your support, it’s a goal we know we communities. can meet.

We’re excited about what this success If there’s one thing our graduates means for young adults and workforce have taught us, it’s that combining development in our country, and we know motivation, hard work, and opportunity is

Welcome Letter | 1 Over 13,000 young adults in 16 cities have SCALING benefitted from this approach so far, and in 2015 we saw our most exciting results Puget Sound 2011 to date. OUR IMPACT (Bellevue and Seattle) Our graduates are recognized in 625+ served corporate America and beyond as capable to date professionals changing the face of our In 2015, we celebrated fifteen years nation’s workforce. of connecting talent with opportunity and began mapping a new strategy for We saw impressive results and recognition achieving transformative impact that through our corporate partnerships. In our builds on past success. sales and merchandising pilot with Hasbro, 75% of graduates were hired Since Year Up’s founding in 2000, we’ve directly from the program. Additionally, honed a powerfully effective approach to State Street Corporation has now hired empowering young adults to succeed over 500 Year Up graduates, making in professional careers. Year Up alumni one of the largest sources of skilled and diverse entry-level Our students complete six months talent in their IT and Finance divisions. Bay Area 2008 of intensive training in the technical, (San Francisco and San Jose) professional and communication skills 2015 was also an exciting year for media 1,450+ served to date employers look for in entry-level, middle- exposure with recognition in renowned skilled jobs. In the following six months, outlets such as ,

they apply those skills during internships American Banker, Huffington Post, Forbes with corporate partners, gaining on-the- and . Los Angeles

job training and proving their ability to Coming 2016 contribute in leading companies. “ We’ve hosted Year Up interns over the past Arizona 2015 seven years and over 100 of them have become employees. 100+ served to date We really have had a lot of success“ bringing this young talent South Florida pool into our workforce. 225 John Galante CIO Consumer & Community Banking, JPMorgan Chase 2 | Scaling Our Impact Chicago 2010 700+ served to date New York 2006 Boston 2000 1,950+ served to date 3,300+ served to date

YEAR UP IMPACT 13,000+ students served to date in 16 cities nationwide since 2000 Greater Providence 2005 Philadelphia 2013 1,000+ served to date 180+ served to date

Baltimore 2010 350+ served to date

National Capital Region 2006 (Arlington and Woodbridge) Greater Atlanta 2009 1,750+ served to date 1,000+ served to date Jacksonville 2015 70+ served to date

Dallas/Fort Worth South Florida 225South Florida 2012 Coming 2016 225+ served to date

Scaling Our Impact | 3 While we have made positive strides, we We will do this by: have a long way to go as a nation to ensure that every young adult has access to the • Demonstrating sustainability using a opportunities needed to launch a professional co-located partnership model career. Approximately six million currently lack such access. In light of this need, we • Delivering a more relevant, valuable, $18 feel compelled to leverage Year Up’s success demand-driven service to the market to date to scale and to achieve the kind of transformative impact that will truly close the • Expanding investment in systems Average starting Opportunity Divide. change so that every young adult has a hourly wage of $18 path to the economic mainstream ($36,000/year) for In 2015 we charted our course to do just that. those employed During our next phase of growth, we will work • Fostering alumni advancement and to scale Year Up’s operations to serve 10,000 leadership

students per year, while influencing public perceptions, business practices and policies to We are excited and resolute in committing to touch 100,000 additional young adults. this growth with and for our nation’s young adults. And we know we are not taking on the challenge alone. Our supporters - from generous investors, to forward-thinking employers, to innovative community college partners, to alumni who know the value of giving back - have been and continue to be a critical input for our students’ success.

We are inspired to work with such a strong community with the unshakable belief in the 90% talent and potential of our nation’s young adults. Together, we know we can transform how America sees talent. More than 90% of corporate partners would recommend Year Up to a colleague or friend

4 | Scaling Our Impact 89%

Alumni employed or attending college full-time within four months of graduation

5 | Welcome Letter Scaling Our Impact | 5 CELEBRATING 2015 was one for the books, marking 15 years of connecting talent with opportunity and looking ahead to a steep trajectory for our growth 15 YEARS and impact. Among those highlights were these banner moments:

#MYYEARUP CAMPAIGN Over 3,000 students, alumni, and Year Up has provided supporters joined us in celebrating 15 years a pipeline of talent through the #MyYearUp campaign, sharing that is local, diverse and the opportunities that changed their lives “ – their “year up.” Students shared videos ready to drive company telling the story of their “year up” for the growth—while helping chance to win a $25,000 young adults connect to as well as an opportunity to work with a professional filmmaker on a new promotional

skills and resources that video for Year Up, with Patrick Alvarez

help them build their (Year Up New York, Class of July 2014) careers. That’s how a announced as the winner in October. successful program“ like this is supposed to work, and why Year Up is such a valued partner. ‘THE FUTURE OF OPPORTUNITY’ Leadership Summit Cathy Bessant On October 6th, more than 130 Year Up national and local board members, senior Global Technology & leaders and members of our National Alumni Operations Executive, Association came together in Bank of America to engage on the growth trajectory of the organization.

6 | Celebrating 15 Years OPPORTUNITY GALA On October 5th, 850 Year Up students, supporters, and staff came together for our first ever Opportunity Gala in New York City. Former Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick gave a moving keynote address, and we inducted the first members of the Year Up Opportunity Hall of Fame. Attendees helped us raise $2.6 million to expand to serve more young adults across the country.

2,500+ 250+

Students served Corporate in 2015 partners

7 | Welcome Letter Celebrating 15 Years | 7 MEASURING IMPACT In partnership with Abt Associates, a public policy and Additionally, Year Up’s core model continues to be business research and consulting firm, Year Up was engaged in PACE (Pathways for Advancing Careers awarded a highly competitive and prestigious research and Education), a ten-year evaluation study examining grant from the Institute of Education Sciences (IES). next-generation strategies for increasing the economic This award will support a four-year study within our self-sufficiency of young adults. Through both of these PTC (Professional Training Corps) channel and further studies, we’re investing time, energy and focus towards improve and prove our program model within college ensuring that we continue to maintain successful settings. As we continue to strive towards scaling our outcomes and quality program delivery to match our program to serve exceedingly more students each year, rapid growth. this study’s findings will support this growth strategy. 8 | Celebrating 15 Years PRESS HIGHLIGHTS

The Wall Street Journal “...getting chief information officers involved in “How CIOs Can Bridge Year Up could be the on-ramp to that skills gap the Youth Tech Skills Gap” ‘bridge’ for tens of thousands of tech executives.”

American Banker “‘It’s opened up a whole, untapped pipeline of “How to Get into Banking talent for us,’ Mike Scannell, State Street’s Senior without a College Degree” Vice President of Global Human Resources, says of Year Up.”

Forbes “...a crucial part of bridging this divide has been “Reinventing America: connecting Chicago’s community colleges–a How Year Up Connects Supply network that currently has approximately 110,000 With Demand To Close The students enrolled–to entities in the private sector Skills Gap” and programs like Year Up.”

The New York Times “I’m hoping to hold a management position here “Stephanie Pinto [Year Up in five years...I’d like to pull in more young people Alumna] Investing in and give them a chance like I got.” Personal Growth”

9 | Welcome Letter Celebrating 15 Years | 9 77% 89% $18

Graduation rate Alumni employed Average starting or attending hourly wage of $18 college full-time ($36,000/year) within four months for those of graduation employed 10 | Student & Program Highlights STUDENT & We proudly served over 2,500 students in around the country who are studying the 2015, and they achieved some of the most latest computer software curriculum together. PROGRAM successful outcomes we’ve seen to date. Our The eLearning model enables us to deliver 2015 classes netted a 77% graduation rate, the skills that companies demand, while also while an unprecedented 89% were employed leveraging specialized instructional expertise HIGHLIGHTS or enrolled in school within four months across our organization. of completing the program. Their average starting hourly wage was $18 (equivalent to more than $36,000 per year), the highest first-year salary of any Year Up graduating PARTNERING WITH THE class. This success inspires us to find AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION more innovative ways to better serve our students and open doors to new career In 2015, we formed an exciting new The opportunities in front of pathways. partnership with the American Council on me at this point are limitless. Education (ACE) to strengthen the college Without the skills and network One way we’re innovating in our student credit model for our stand-alone (“Core”) “ preparation is through eLearning. In 2014, sites. ACE’s College Credit Recommendation Year Up provided, I don’t know we conducted two highly successful Service (ACE CREDIT®) evaluated and how I would have found my way pilots, and in 2015 we fully implemented recommended college credits for 25 Year Up to a professional career path like our own connected community-based courses, which makes it even easier for our Massive Open Online Course (cMOOC).

this one. Urban young adults students to transfer their credits to a wide This approach has allowed us to create variety of institutions across the country and

are intelligent, proactive, and a community of students, instructors, complete their degrees. hardworking - we just need and Teaching Assistants (TAs) from a shot to show that“ we are bright assets to our companies and communities. Ruth Bowen Year Up Atlanta PMO Analyst, Bank of America

Student & Program Highlights | 11

These young men and women are determined, resilient and a largely untapped source of talent found right in “ our backyard. “We’re excited about integrating Year Up’s innovative, proven approach with Hasbro’s talent strategy to develop a new pipeline of talent for jobs in sales, CORPORATE marketing and other areas critical to business success. HIGHLIGHTS Brian Goldner President and CEO, Hasbro

To best serve our young adults and ensure they are on track to secure great professional careers, we must provide a service that employers find both relevant and valuable. That’s why we put State Street hired their 500th Hasbro, our first ever AT&T and Udacity invested in a stronger focus on our Custom Solutions in 2015, collaborating with a variety of innovative Year Up alumnus, a group employer-based model, had nanodegree scholarships for companies across the country on programs with an average tenure of 45 a 75% internship-to-hire rate Year Up in cutting edge fields including: months within the company • Sales at Year Up Atlanta, Boston, and South Florida with companies such as AT&T • Anti-Money Laundering at Year Up New York and Philadelphia with JPMorgan Chase Year Up’s first Hasbro graduating class • Cybersecurity at Year Up Baltimore, Bay Area and now the National Capital Region with Symantec and Capital One • Digital Marketing at Year Up New York • Programming pilot at Year Up South Florida with American Express, expanding to Year Up Arizona in 2016

We are grateful to our forward-thinking corporate partners for working with us to create new pathways to professional careers for our students.

12 | Corporate Highlights 40% 250+ 150+ Internship-to-hire rate (January and July 2015 Corporate partners Corporate partners cohorts) hosting 3+ interns 13 | Welcome Letter Corporate Highlights | 13 4th Annual National Alumni Summit Providence, Rhode Island

8,500+ 50%+ 100+

Total Year Up More than 50% of Year Up Year Up alumni Alumni alumni have referred at currently serve least one student to the on a leadership Year Up program board 14 | Alumni Highlights

I told the incoming Year Up class that if their determination is stronger than their doubt, and ALUMNI their courage is more resilient than their fear, then the door to success will“ be wide open. “I dared them to dream a better world for themselves, their family and their community. I see myself as an agent of change in the Year Up movement – one more HIGHLIGHTS layer to strengthen the bridge that will close the Opportunity Divide.

David Frederick Year Up South Florida Retail Sales Consultant, AT&T Mobility

Year Up graduates have proven themselves to be valuable assets to our nation’s economy and leaders in pursuing our mission to close the Opportunity Divide. In 2015 we saw countless examples of alumni contributions and leadership – from a 2005 alumnus managing a team of 61 people (10 of whom are fellow graduates) to a 2013 alumna who is earning $120,000 in the IT field just two years after completing the program! We know alumni are a powerful force for change, setting an example for other young adults and challenging perceptions of who is talented in this country.

Our alumni network now includes more than 8,500 graduates, and this year over 150 came together for the 4th annual National Alumni Summit in Providence, RI. Led by the National Alumni Association, attendees deepened relationships, fostered engagement, and continued developing their professional skills. Highlights included a speech on the steps of the State House by RI Gov. Gina Raimondo, and a keynote address by David Heredia – whose early relationship with Gerald Chertavian inspired the creation of Year Up.

In early 2015, we created a dedicated Alumni Relations team to offer essential support to our graduates, and we look forward to their impact on Year Up’s alumni strategy. 15 | Welcome Letter Alumni Highlights | 15 Ever since I connected with YUPRO, I have gained various resourceful YUPRO “tools and insight on ways to progress in my career. They have

given me so much invaluable information and advice that has

allowed me to become more confident“ and strategic as I continue to With our alumni ranks growing quickly, we plan next steps in are expanding our ability to provide them my career. with continuing essential support. Established in 2014, a key partner in this support is YUPRO (Year Up Professional Resources), a talent Roberto Green, Jr. placement agency dedicated to providing a Year Up Boston high-touch service exclusively to our talented Senior Client Service Specialist, alumni. YUPRO offers a unique pipeline of talent to a growing list of corporate partners eager to hire State Street Corporation a new generation of employees who have the technical skills, unique resilience and tenacity necessary to be successful. A for-profit affiliate of Year Up, YUPRO represents a socially responsible alternative to traditional talent acquisition approaches.

YUPRO has been enthusiastically embraced by our alumni as an invaluable extension of our program, and a growing network of companies are turning to YUPRO to fill open positions.

We are excited about the positive results we’ve add photo seen in YUPRO’s first full year of operation. In 2015 alone, they successfully supported 150 alumni in finding jobs, with an average hourly wage of more than $20/hour. We look forward to the growth of this new service in years to come.

16 | YUPRO Number of Year Up Alumni YUPRO has 150 helped find employment in 2015

Average starting hourly wage of Year Up Alumni $20 YUPRO has supported in 2015

17 | Welcome Letter YUPRO | 17 INFLUENCE IN ACTION

There are currently six million Opportunity Youth in the US, and Year Up has the ambitious goal of reaching as many of them as possible. The stark reality is that while talent is evenly distributed throughout our society, opportunity is not. In recognizing this challenge, Year Up has set forth a robust strategy that leverages the great success of our students and partners to shift the three P’s that create and perpetuate the Opportunity Divide: Perceptions, Practices and Policies.

18 | Influence in Action

Many of us who have entered and graduated from Year Up Baltimore come from the same stories and statistics that are being discussed, criticized, and even “ “downplayed in the media. By living the Core Values of Year Up, we can show the INFLUENCING PERCEPTIONS world that our city is not full of “thugs”, but full of frustrated youth cast aside by society; and hopefully be the change that we want to see. In 2015, we expanded the Grads of Life campaign, a national multimedia public Samara Greene-Taylor service campaign in collaboration with Year Up Baltimore the Ad Council, which put Opportunity Student Technical Support Tier ll Blended Agent, Connections Education Youth in the spotlight and is educating employers on the value these young adults bring to the workplace. To do so, Year Up leveraged a $1.4 million investment into more than $37 million in donated media in the first year of the In fact, in a tracking study of key hiring campaign! The result? Over 400,000 decision-makers done by the Ad Council visits to GradsofLife.org, as well as more one year into the campaign, we saw than 44,000 Likes and nearly 12 million promising results. For example, 64% of $37 million impressions on Facebook. employers who were familiar with Grads of Life reported visiting a website to get Through the Grads of Life campaign, more information on how to cultivate, Donated media leveraged from we spurred momentum of a new field hire, and train from this unique pool of a $1.4 million investment focused on employer demand for talent, versus just 12% of employers who Opportunity Youth. While these young were not familiar with the campaign. adults have traditionally been overlooked Shifting perceptions in this way has been as lacking education, skills, or motivation, a major win for both Year Up and the this year we saw a shift towards students we serve. 12 million catalyzing and nurturing demand for their talent. Impressions on Facebook in first year of campaign

Influence in Action | 19 100,000

Year Up is one of more than 40 companies in a Starbucks-led coalition committed to training 100,000 Opportunity Youth by 2018.

INFLUENCING PRACTICES

In our Practice Change, we focused In 2015, we also served as an inaugural This year, we also put a renewed focus on primarily on providing external partner of an exciting new initiative in the how to most effectively “share what we stakeholders with the resources and effort to close the Opportunity Divide. know,” today and into the future in order assistance needed to create more The 100,000 Opportunities Initiative to enable more employers, community employment pathways for Opportunity is a Starbucks-led coalition of over 40 colleges, and organizations around the Youth. GradsofLife.org became a companies committed to training and country to benefit from what we are meeting place for our directory of 200 hiring 100,000 Opportunity Youth by learning. In doing so, we can dramatically direct service partners to connect with 2018. As part of our partnership, Grads accelerate the creation of additional employers interested in learning more of Life is providing thought leadership pathways to work for young people. about hiring talented young people. This and technical assistance to participating year, the site connected nearly 30,000 employers to help them actualize their visitors to potential partners. commitments.

20 | Influence in Action INFLUENCING POLICIES

In our continued advocacy for policy Year Up also pursued a substantial amount The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity improvements, we secured a series of of public funding this year, applying for Act continues to increase its impact on victories over the course of 2015. In over $1 million in Workforce Innovation Opportunity Youth in this country. In anticipation of the upcoming election, and Opportunity Act (WIOA) grants 2015, the WIOA increased the percentage Year Up collaborated with America made possible by a successful campaign of out-of-school youth served from 30 Forward to provide strategic input and for legislative change. We participated in to 75 percent and raised the maximum specific policy ideas for Moving America strategic planning for state and local WIOA age of youth served from 21 to 24. These Forward – the presidential briefing implementation plans, providing guidance changes mean our nation’s young adults book being shared with all presidential for the next five years and innovative will find more doors open to them, and candidates and their staff. The book opportunities for Year Up and other more opportunities to prove themselves includes thought leadership on tax credits, training providers to meet the demands of an indispensable value to today’s growing apprenticeships, and Pay for Success local labor markets. economy. opportunities to increase hiring and development of Opportunity Youth well past this next presidential term. Year Up was a strategic partner in local and state Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act implementation, which in 2015 increased the 45% percentage of out-of-school youth served by 45%.

21 | Welcome Letter Influence in Action | 21 ORGANIZATIONAL IN THE TOP 1% STAFF COMMITMENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF NON-PROFITS AND GROWTH

2015 was the tenth consecutive year Year Up’s persistent growth would not that Year Up was independently be possible without the hundreds of evaluated by Charity Navigator, and hardworking employees who continue the tenth consecutive year of being to propel our organization forward awarded 4 out of a possible 4 stars. This every day. They are a dynamic and accomplishment is achieved by only 1% dedicated group to which we owe much of the charities they track! This 4-star of our success. In 2015, we welcomed rating recognizes “good governance approximately 150 new staff members, and other best practices that minimize ending the year at just over 500 Rating the chance of unethical activities and employees across the U.S. consistently executes its mission in a Awarded highest Charity fiscally responsible way.” It has been Navigator rating for an exciting honor to score so highly on “BEST NON-PROFIT 10th consecutive year Charity Navigator’s site year after year, and we expect to continue honoring TO WORK FOR” the trust of our donors through high For the fifth consecutive year, Year Up performance as we scale our organization took a spot on The NonProfit Times’ list of to an extraordinary level in 2016. the “Best Non-Profits to Work For” – an annual ranking determined by surveying non-profit employees about their job satisfaction. With qualifiers such as, “My organization treats me like a person, not a number,” and, “I believe my job is secure,” we consider this survey an invaluable 500+ indicator of the health of our organization and movement. As we transition into 2016, we look forward to continuing Employees to foster a healthy and happy working across the U.S. environment for Year Up employees across all our sites.

22 | Organizational Accomplishments 23 | Welcome Letter Organizational Accomplishments | 23 millions REVENUE 2015 2014 Contributions $69.5 $34.4 Program Service Fees $41.7 $34.6 Other Revenue and In-kind $3.5 $2.0 STATEMENT Total Revenue $114.7 $71.0 millions OF ACTIVITIES EXPENSES 2015 2014 Direct Service $64.2 $52.2 Administrative and Fundraising $21.4 $16.7 Advocacy $2.3 $3.8

Total Operating Expenses $87.9 $72.7

Change in Net Assets $26.8 ($1.7)

Total Net Assets at End of Year $82.5 $55.7

REVENUE MIX 2015 2014 2015 2014 Fundraising 61% 49% Program Service Fees 36% 48% Other Revenue and In-kind 3% 3%

FUNDRAISING MIX 2015 2014 2015 2014 Individuals 60% 33% Foundations 32% 51% Corporations 5% 8% Government 3% 8%

EXPENSES 2015 2014 2015 2014 Direct Service 73% 72% Administrative and Fundraising 24% 23% Advocacy 3% 5%

Figures above include an increase in philanthropic revenue from our growth campaign; normal operating revenue remains roughly equally divided between program service fees and charitable contributions. Activities of public benefit corporation YUPRO have been excluded. Information presented is preliminary and unaudited and therefore subject to change. 24 | Statement of Activities 360i Boston Medical Center 3DS Boys & Girls Clubs of America Aaron’s, Inc. Brooks Sports Abt Associates, Inc. Brown Advisory Incorporated Acadian Asset Management, LLC Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. Accenture Brown University CORPORATE Acumen Solutions Buchanan & Edwards AGL Resources, Inc. Bullhorn Airbnb, Inc. Bungie, Inc. AkzoNobel Global CA Technologies PARTNERS Alex and Ani, LLC Capital One Allegis Group Care New England Health System Alliance Bernstein L.P. Careerbuilder, LLC The following partners hosted Alliance Security CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Ally Financial, Inc. Carlyle Group Year Up students from the Alston & Bird, LLP Catholic Relief Services Altegra Health CeltiCare Health July 2015 and January 2016 cohorts. Amdocs, Inc. Center for Strategic & International Studies American Cancer Society CGI Group, Inc. American Express Company Chicago Association of Realtors American Sugar Refining, Inc. Chicago Events Management American Tower Corporation Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Amica Mutual Company Citadel Investment Group Amtrak Citizens Bank Ernst & Young LLP Global Payments Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s City of Philadelphia EverBank Golden Gate University Hospital of Chicago City of San Jose EverFi Goldman Sachs AOL, Inc. City Year Boston Exelon Corporation Google Inc. AON Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP Expedia Grand Circle, LLC Aquent CME Group, Inc. Expeditors International of Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. LLC Arby’s IP Holder, LLC CohnReznick LLP Washington, Inc. Graphic Packaging International Arizona Federal Credit Union College Board F5 Networks Inc Greenhill & Company Asbury Automotive Group College Summit Facebook, Inc. Guardian News & Media LLC Ascend Learning Fannie Mae Habitat for Humanity Assembly CompuCom Systems, Inc. FBR Capital Markets Haemonetics Assurant, Inc. Concentric Health Experience FCB Hall Capital Partners A.T. Kearney Consolidated Data Services Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston Harvard University AT&T Constellation Energy Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago Hasbro athenahealth, Inc. Cook County Government Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco Havas Worldwide Autodesk, Inc. Coretech Federal Home Loan Bank Seattle Highfields Capital Management LP Bacardi Limited Cox Automotive Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Hilton Worldwide Bank of America Corporation Cox Communications Federal Reserve Bank of Boston HL Group Bank of Marin Craft New York Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Hogan Lovells Bank of the West CTSI Fidelity Investments Holder Construction Baupost Group, LLC CVS Health FINRA Home Care & Hospice of New England Beacon Mutual Dassault Systèmes First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation Hope for Miami Becker & Poliakoff Dell Fisher BioServices Host Hotels and Resorts Big Brothers Big Sisters of Massachusetts Deloitte & Touche LLP Floor and Décor Outlets of America, Inc. Hyatt Hotels Corporation Bay & Cape Cod and the Islands Deltek Inc. Florida Blue IDG Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation DeVries Global FM Global IGT Global Solutions Corporation Biogen Idec DigitasLBi Ford Foundation Illumio Blackboard, Inc. Dropbox Fordham University Income Research + Management BlackRock, Inc. DTCC Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center InComm Blackstone Group L.P. Dunkin’ Brands Freddie Mac Ingredion Incorporated Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island Eastern Bank Gap, Inc. Intercontinental Exchange BlueLinx Corporation Eaton Vance Gas South InterContinental Hotels Group Bognet Construction eBay Inc. GE Capital IPG Mediabrands Bon Secours Health System, Inc. EIS, Inc. GE Energy Iron Mountain Incorporated BookingSuite Elavon GE Software iVision Boston Architectural College Electronic Arts Genuine Parts Company Jawbone Boston Children’s Hospital Elm Street Development George M. Pullman Educational J.M. Huber Corporation Boston College Embrace Home Loans Foundation John Hancock Boston Engineering Emory University Georgetown University Johns Hopkins Medicine Boston Financial Data Services Endeavor Gilbane, Inc. Johns Hopkins University Boston Housing Authority Equifax Gladstone Institutes JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Corporate Partners | 25 Junior Achievement of Greater Miami Nordstrom, Inc. Soundshore Technology Group CROSS SITE PARTNERS Juniper Networks Nortek South Florida Hispanic Chamber The following partners hosted Year Up Kaiser Foundation Health Plan North Star Group of Commerce interns from more than one Year Up site of Georgia, Inc. Northeastern University Southern Company in 2015. Kaiser Permanente Northern Virginia Community College Splunk KBS+ Northstar Research Partners SPR Consulting 360i Keolis Northwell Health Squire Patton Boggs Accenture KKR Northwestern Memorial Hospital Standard Motor Products, Inc. American Express Company La Poderosa Northwestern University Starwood Capital Group American Tower Corporation Lafarge North America Novartis State Street Corporation AOL, Inc. Laird and Partners NYC Department of Youth and Steward Health Care System AT&T Latham & Watkins LLP Community Development Sunrun, Inc. athenahealth, Inc. Law Office of Jose M. Herrera, P.A. Offspring Solutions Sutter Health - California Pacific Bank of America Corporation Leadership and Learning Center Office of United States Medical Center Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Liberty Mutual Group, Inc. Senator Marco Rubio Swarovski AG BNY Mellon LifeBridge Health Oracle Responsys Swedish Medical Center Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. LifeSpan Outerwall, Inc. Symantec Corporation Buchanan & Edwards Lifeway Foods Pacific Medical Centers T. Rowe Price Capital One LinkedIn Corporation Pandora Media, Inc. TalentQuest Comcast Loring Ward Partners HealthCare Technical Support International Cox Enterprises Loyola University Chicago Paypal, Inc. Teespring, Inc. CVS Health Lucas Group PeopleLinx Textron Inc. Deloitte & Touche LLP Macquarie Group Perkins Coie LLP The American Red Cross Facebook, Inc. Macy’s, Inc. Physio-Control Corporation The Climate Corporation Fidelity Investments MagnaCare Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP The Knowledge House FINRA ManTech International Corporation PowerMyLearning The Urban Institute Gilbane, Inc. Marin General Hospital Preemo The Washington Trust Company Google Inc. Marketo Premera Blue Cross The Weather Company Hasbro Marsh & McLennan Companies Providence Equity Partners LLC The William Carter Company Havas Worldwide Maxim Healthcare Services Providence Health & Services Time Inc. Iron Mountain Incorporated McCann Worldgroup PTC, Inc. T-Mobile US, Inc. JPMorgan Chase & Co. McGraw-Hill Education Publicis Groupe Tufts Health Plan Kaiser Permanente MDC Partners Pulte Group Tufts Medical Center Liberty Mutual Group, Inc. MECU Pure Storage Turner & Townsend LinkedIn Corporation MedStar Health QualCare, Inc. Twitter Inc. Marsh & McLennan Companies Medtronic Quality Technology Services UBS AG McGraw-Hill Education Mellon Bank NA R/GA UCB, Inc. NASA Merck & Co., Inc. RaceTrac Petroleum, Inc. UCSF Providence Equity Partners LLC Message Systems, Inc. Rambus Incorporated United Data Technologies Publicis Groupe MFS REDF University of Miami Salesforce Miami Dade College REI University of Pennsylvania State Street Corporation Miami Downtown Development Authority Research for Better Schools Urban Alliance Inc. Symantec Corporation Miami Parking Authority RetailNext USLI UBS AG Microsoft Robert Half International Verisk Analytics, Inc. Viacom, Inc. MIT IS&T Group Rocket Software Viacom, Inc. WilmerHale MIT Sloan School of Management Rollins, Inc. Viva Miami Yelp Inc. MobileIron RoomPlace Vmware, Inc. Morningstar, Inc. RPX Vonage Motorola Mobility LLC Russell Investments W. W. Grainger, Inc. MOZ Safeway, Inc. Walker & Dunlop NASA Sage Group Weber Shandwick National Black MBA Association, Inc. Salesforce Wellington Management Company Navigant Credit Union San Francisco Department of Public Health WestRock NCC Group Sasaki Associates WGL Holdings, Inc. Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island Savers, Inc. Wheels, Inc. NEPC Seattle Cancer Care Alliance Wikimedia Foundation Neuberger Berman Seattle Children’s Hospital Williams & Connolly LLP Neustar, Inc. Seattle Metropolitan Credit Union WilmerHale New Balance Sephora Workday, Inc. New Signature Service Benefit Plan Administrative World Fuel Services New York-Presbyterian Hospital Services Corporation Xively by LogMeIn, Inc. New York University Sidley Austin LLP Yammer Next Step Living Simple Show Yelp Inc. Nintendo Slalom Zynga Inc.

26 | Corporate Partners INDIVIDUALS AND Kim and David Salomon* Kent Bennett Scott Shleifer Blair Family Foundation FAMILY FOUNDATIONS The Bluhm Family Charitable Foundation* $25,000 - $49,999 Molly and Michael Bogdan* $1,000,000+ Anonymous (3) Carlos Brito Anonymous Pauline and Robbie Bach Bonnie Brown Anita and Josh Bekenstein** Joseph Baratta The Bulens Family Foundation Sandra and Paul Edgerley* Barton Family Foundation Gretchen and Steve Burke Elizabeth and Phillip Gross* David Blitzer Jonathan Bush The Jacobson Family Foundation* Kristine and John Bradley* Catherine and Paul Buttenwieser Kristen and Alexander Klabin Ben Bram Julie and Kevin Callaghan SUPPORTERS Mary and Garrett Moran* Richard Cashin Michael Chae Linnea and George Roberts Chinh Chu Paul Compton The Salem Foundation** Jonathan Cohen Kevin Conway Donors contributing between Jill Davis and Edward Conard Davis Family Charitable Foundation $500,000 - $999,999 Cecil Conlee* Marna and Chuck Davis January 1, 2015 and December 31, 2015. Anonymous (2) Larry Connolly Dodson Charitable Fund Maureen and Timothy Dibble** Amory and Scott Donohue $250,000 - $499,999 Bill and Jackie Egan Barbara and Michael Eisenson Anonymous (2) Eustace-Kwan Family Foundation Fairfield County Community Ana and Philippe Laffont Connie Hossain and Michael Feldman* Foundation Stephanie and Brian Spector* Lauren and Brian Frank Allison and Doug Feagin Pam and Alan Trefler* Gannon Family Charitable Foundation Spencer Ferebee* Meg and Bennett Goodman Nina and David Fialkow $100,000 - $249,999 Christa and Jeff Hawkins Daria Foster Anonymous (2) Hazard Family Foundation** Debra Willen and Larry Fullerton* Aven Foundation Horwitz Family Foundation Gipson Family Foundation Michelle and Robert Atchinson Barbara and Amos Hostetter* Vicki and Geoffrey Gold Mary Jane and Glenn Creamer* Hamilton James Beth and Larry Greenberg The Gray Foundation Franklin and Catherine Sarah and Josh Greenhill Merrick Kleeman Johnson Foundation Evelyne Rozner and Matt Griffin Jeannie and Jonathan Lavine Beth and Seth Klarman* Janienne and Patrick Hackett Richard K. Lubin Family Foundation Robert and Arlene Kogod Garland Hall, Jr. Mannion Family Foundation Family Foundation Robert Harteveldt Lisa and Jim Mooney Susan Crown and William Kunkler Janine and Tom Hill Melinda and Paul Pressler Ned Lamont Deb and Bob Horvath Lori Laitman and Bruce Rosenblum* Becky and Mark Levin Scott Hudgens Family Foundation Charlotte and Herbert S. Wagner, III* Loeb Family Charitable Foundations Meg and Ed Ingalls* Tona and Robert White The Mark Family Fund Rashod R. Johnson Elizabeth and John McQuillan Tina and Adrian Jones $50,000 - $99,999 Harry Nam The Gerald R. Jordan Foundation Anonymous (2) Robin and Dave Nelson Lisa and Chris Kaneb Andrus Family Fund Robert O’Shea Angela and David Kenny Kate and Gerald Chertavian** Julie and Doug Ostrover Ken Kido Andrew Cousin Anne Peretz* Kevin Kneafsey* Jane and Peter Drittel Sue Rothenberg Gary Koster Finnegan Family Foundation* Cathy and Tom Ryan* Leslie and Bill Lee The Wilbur and Hilda Glenn Mary Shannon and Dwight Scott Tara Lee and Michael Denning Family Foundation Tripp Smith Salli LeVan Kathy and Bill Green Sokoloff Family Trust John Mamana* Eve and Peter Guernsey Sperling Family Charitable Foundation Edwin Marcial Kayne Foundation, Ric & Susanne Kayne, Elizabeth and Andrew Spokes* Mary Ann and Peter Mattoon and Jenni, Maggie, & Saree Gillian and Robert Steel Joe Mazzella* Susie and John E. King** Prakash Melwani Kissick Family Foundation $10,000 - $24,999 Bethany and Euan Menzies Robert and Lisa Margolis Anonymous Anthony Miles Family Foundation Alicia and Tony Abbiati Anne and John Mullen Kristin Mugford Barbara Alexander Cheryl and John Neal Lynne and Tim Palmer Sam Allen* Brent Noorda Erica and Ted Pappendick Michael Angelakis Nordblom Family Foundation Kendra and Erik Ragatz* William Barke Paul Ollinger Hannah and Richard Ramsden* The Behnke Foundation Amy and John Phelan* Theresia and Timothy Ranzetta Alan and Joyce Bender The Reitman Family Foundation Cecilia and Dan Regis* Tracey Williams-Benford Greg and Matt Reneris

*Indicates Supporter who has given consecutively for the last five years ** Indicates Supporter who has given consecutively for the last 10 years or more Supporters | 27 Rockwell Family Charitable Fund Doug Ellis Julie Rudnick Anne and Bill Farrell Judy and Jon Runstad David Fike* Kimberlie and Bruce Sachs Randee and Howard Fischer Kevin Salwen* Jody and Popper Friedman DONOR SPOTLIGHT Martha and Paul Samuelson Family Foundation The Scott Foundation Tamar and Ken Frieze Mary Jo and Ted Shen Cynthia and John Gallagher* Christine Olsen and Rob Small Sandy and Dozier Gardner** Charlotte and Ed Smallwood Julie and Robert Graham, Jr. Barry Sternlicht Tina and Charlie Grant* Patricia Grodd and Michael Stone Haffenreffer Family Fund Year Up provides job skills Kerry and Brendan Swords* Karen Hammond and Michael Quattromani* Colleen Taylor Irene and Lionel Harris Anne-Marie and Bill Teuber Trace Harris* training to young adults who Kathryn and John Thorndike Ellen Haude John L. Townsend, lll Vivianne and Jay Hernandez Glen and Trish Tullman Leslie Magid and Pete Higgins have the grit and determination Family Foundation Scott and Hilary Hill “ Heidi Ueberroth Fritz Hobbs Craig Underwood Amy Hunter to succeed but lack access to Sarah Walker Cynthia and Andrew Janower Deborah and Peter Weinberg Ashley Garrett and Alan Jones Greg Widroe Elisabeth and Josh Kanner opportunity. We support Beverly and Jerry Wilkinson* Susan Klarich Dave Williams Anna Sinaiko and Joshua Klevens Richard Witmer, Jr. John Kovalcik Year Up, not only because Sandra Lazo and Donald H. Layton $5,000 - $9,999 Dianne and Bill Ledingham Anonymous (3) Quincy and Estine Lee Foundation we’re philanthropic, but Michael Arpey Sandra and William Lehman*

Cindy Chan and Bryan Atwood Marjorie and Danny Levin** Melody Barnes and Marland Buckner Andrew Levison because we’re patriotic. Greg Behrman Linde Family Foundation Lily and Tom Beischer* Michelle Loughridge

Christopher Benitez Thomas and Janice Luddy Gregg Bennett Susan Lyne Year Up is strengthening Stanley and Marion Bergman Dan Lyne Family Charitable Fund* The Malkin Family “ David Black Bhikhaji Maneckji Fund Sue and Eric Boyd Molly and Mike Manning the job skills foundation Vernon Buchanan Kristi Matus Philippa and James Burke Joy and Duncan McCallum Tushara Canekeratne James Millar James Carey Pamela Moore and Charles Rose that America’s future William Carey Rodman W. Moorhead IV* Michael A. Carpenter Tonya Orme and Orhun Muratoglu Dave Castellani Robert V. Page Elaine and Lee Chertavian Ellen and Bob Peck Margaret and Paul Chisholm Keith Peden relies upon. Mary and Paul Ciampa Loretta and BJ Penn Theodore Colbert, III Robert Perez Conlee Family Supporting Foundation Opal Perry Diane Cottam Pinkerton Foundation Martin Davis Jeffrey Pisano Dennis Family Fund** Tara and Dan Rioux* Alex and Kristen Klabin Tony and Deanna DiNovi Pam and Chris Rupright* Jianshu Dong Sylvia Russell Suzy and Jim Donohue Carol and Bill Sahlman Doppelt Family Foundation* Louis Salvatore Colleen and Jeff Doran Donna Sams* Missy and David Druley Jeffrey Schwartz Kathryn and Michael Dunford Norean and Peter Sharpe* Josh Easterly John Sheehan

28 | Supporters *Indicates Supporter who has given consecutively for the last five years ** Indicates Supporter who has given consecutively for the last 10 years or more The Shumard Foundation, Inc. Dara and David Grossman* Joseph Alverson Laura and Mike Delman Peter Small Maria and Peter Handrinos Alan Anderson Keith Denham Dan Springer* Phyllis Hattis Jill and John Andy Vicki and Jonathan DeSimone David Sprows PJ Hyett Alexandra Fuchs and Gideon Argov Dinyar Devitre Russell J. Stein Jessica and John Jacobs Connie and Donny Askin Jeremy Dies John Stellato Emily Janney Elliot and Nick Elliot* Kurt Asplundh Robert Dimeo Anne and Milton Thompson Alok Kapoor Fred Auch John Dormer Nicola and Phil Thompson Michael Kavcak Alex Avendano Lynne Brainerd and Michael Douvadjian Lynn and Mikal Thomsen Erna and Michael Kerst Tanya Axenson Alyssa Dray Christine Todd Georgette Kiser Michael Baker Amanda Eisel and John Becker Tammy VanArsdalen Sally Lapides and Arthur Solomon Julie and Jim Balloun Mona Eliassen Enrique Vasquez Valerie and Ronald Lauderdale Mark Bamforth Bradford Englander Gary Vilchick Margaret and Rob Lawrence Timothy Bancroft Ursula English Christopher Walters Jessica and Frank LoBello David Bard Laurie and Mike Ewald Kendra and Peter Wilde Pat and Jim MacAllen* Aaron Barlow Lawrence Fahey Kim Williams Ann and Cameron MacRae, lll’ David Baron Matthew Farron* Kirsten Wolberg David Martin Jennifer Barry Sally Fassler Jacky Wright Jon Mayeske Barton Family Foundation Dr. Judith Favell Mariann and Andy Youniss Mark McKelvey Peter Baumbusch Dory and Brad Faxon* Rachel McPherson and Pat McMullan Jeff Beale* Gena Feist $2,500 - $4,999 Sophia S. Eitel and David McShea Marjorie Becker and Peter Burack Wendy Feldman Block Anonymous (3) Mariana Nork Scott Beebe Jim Fiffer Darren Abrahamson Sig Mosley, Jr. Tony Bertauski Michael Findlay Susan and Robert Adams Beth Neustadt Jennifer and Kyle Betty Jamie Fisher Thais Alexander Carl W. Northrop Brien Biondi Kenneth S. Fishman David Armstrong Sue and Bill O’Malley* Lisa G. Bisaccia and Robert Naparstek, M.D. Deborah Fitzgerald James Barrett Pamela and Jeff Palmucci Hana Bitton Robert Fleischer Mae and Ken Barrette Larry Panatera Joseph Boateng Fred Fogel Katie Baynes Tony Parchment Jesse Bochichio Sarah Hayden and Stephen Forman Nancy Z. Bender Marcus A. Payne Tony Bozzuti Helena and Bill Foulkes Matthew Berner Liz and Michael Perik Bruce Brenizer James Fullerton Debbi and Paul Brainerd* Sarah and Craig Richardson David Brenner Tiffany Furdak and Shaun Abram Kirsten Brecht Baker The Robbins Family Foundation Cole Brodman Leana and Brad Gallagher Gordon Burns Stephanie Rogen Heidi and Bernie Buonanno III Michele Ganeless and Peter Land Curt Buser Carol and Earle Rudolph Lynda and Jeff Bussgang Arlyn and Edward Gardner Jackson Buttles Lori and Jeff Runnfeldt Mabel Caldwell Meg Garlinghouse Shannon and Tim Campos LaJuanna Russell Thomas J. Campbell Hisham Garti Sharon Carson Joan Salwen Amy Carroll and Louis Fabregue Emily Brotman Gasthalter* Robert and Aimee Casagrande Jill Seibert Chad Carta Tom and Mary Gilbane Gwenith Hinze and Ernest Chow Evelyn and David Semenza Brandon Casteel Philip Giudice Greg Ciongoli Geoff Skillings Jeffrey Chamberlain Serena Glover Bruce Clayton Belinda C. Stubblefield David Clanton Rebecca and Colin Godecke Beth and Brian Clymer Elizabeth and Tom Stults Melanie Clay Scott and Emily Golin Lillian and Joel Cohen David Tolmie Barry Cohen Dawn and Brian Gonick Mike Corkery Tenno Tsai Sarah Stein and Michael Cohn Carol Kirsh and Thomas Gottlieb Sally and Reynolds Couch Maggie and Jonathan Tushman Debb and Tim Diggins Carol Grant Brian Cutler Shannon and David Vanderhooft Ann Cramer Meg and Jamie Grant Catherine and Bob Dame Alison Bailey and Craig Vercruysse Joshua Crandall* McComma (Mac) Grayson III Douglas Davies* Linda and Wally Walker Darrell Crane* Katherine and David Greenberg Michael Del Giudice Victoria Woodarski Barbara Crouchley Jonathan Greene Mike DeMichele Glenn Youngkin Ave Zuccarino and Jack J. Crowe Rick Grinnell Jeremy Derfner Jordan Zaken Tammy and Bill Crown Alicia Guevara Maura Donaghey Laura Currier Teresa and Peter Hacunda Kate and Bill Duhamel $1,000 - $2,499 Dyan and Robert Cutro Adam Halpern Sara and Jeff Enright* Anonymous (6) Michael Cyran Liz and Todd Hammer Marie and Brian Epstein* Reuben Ackerman Richard Dames Trista Hannan and Jani Anderson T. Yates Exley Susan and Aron Ain Chris Darwall Pete and Ann Hanson Sarah and Scott Farber Michael Ainslie Vickram David Joel Harary Beth and Michael Fascitelli Steve Akers Drew Davies John Clark Hardwick Lisa and Ted Fischer Judi Beck and Tom Alberg Stuart Davies Kimberly Harper Karen and Robert Forlenza Scott Alderman Martin Davis Anne and Bill Harrison John Galante Dan Alexander Abby and Ross Davisson Myra Hart Sophia and Mike Ghaffary* Pauline S. Allyn Nancy De Vore Makiko Harunari* Betsy and Jonathan Goodell Rebecca and Eli Almo Marcel Debary Marina Hatsopoulos and Walter Bornhorst

*Indicates Supporter who has given consecutively for the last five years ** Indicates Supporter who has given consecutively for the last 10 years or more Supporters | 29 Daniel Hayes Ellyn McColgan Rebecca Schapiro Timothy White Katharine and Larry Flynn* Joe McCuine Karen and Phil Schneidermeyer Roy Whitehead Courtney Heffernan Amy McCullough Keri and Scott Schundler Nancy and Bill Whitney Connie Heller Honora and William McDowell Gus Schwed Don Wilson Colin Henne Michael McKenzie Nadine Scully Herbert S. Winokur, Jr. Maia Heymann and Brian Maloney Jr. Erin McMillan Dan Seals Michael Wittig Brian Hicks Peggy and Gene McQuade Krista and Tom Seery Glenn Wright Greg Higham Tim McVay Monica and Richard Segal Erica Yamamoto and PJ Bongiorni Kurt Hiler Laura and David Midgley Beth and Steve Sexeny Nicolas Zerbib Allison and Andrew Hirsch Malu Milan Linda Shafer Patricia Miller Zollar Deborah and Jeffrey Hirsch Helene Miller and Jamie Kase Ms. Molly Shannon Laura Hoke and Graeme Armstrong Jeremy Miller Jonah Shapiro Holloway Family Charitable Fund Lauren Miller Adam Sheffer Kalen Holmes Judy Miner, PhD Laetitia and Jemi Shieh* Carol Steiker and Paul Holtzman Brad Missal Pete Shimer Ruth Holzer-Byowitz and Michael Byowitz Amena Mitchell The Ralph & Clara Shuster Corinne Hurst Geoffrey Mize Family Foundation Thomas Ireland Jessica and Nathan Moch Steve Simmons Nicole James Anne Montgomery* Molly Sims Lynn and Stuart Janney* Charlie Moore Gail Snowden* Archie L Jones Jr. Megan and Robert Morris Karen and Bob Sommers Brenna Jordan Brian Mullaney Elizabeth and Tom Sorbo Wendy and Martin Kaplan Leo Mullin Jacob Sorensen Karas Family Foundation Glenn Murphy Michael Spector* Paul Karger Philip and Tammy Murphy Catherine Spencer Susie Karkomi Ann and William Murray Michael Spencer Lynn Kasel Jessica and Chuck Myers Michael Sperling Elliot Katzman Jeffrey Nanney Tyre Sperling Katherine and Jamie Kellogg Roger G. Nastou Joanne and Richard Spillane, Jr. Giles Kemp Lisa McCann and Jamie Nemiah* Michael Stallworth Trisha and Mike Kennealy Tom Newell Mary Stanton Renuka Kher John Newton Craig Stapleton Ryan Kim Brad Nierenberg Beth Cross and Tony Stayner Tappy and John Kimpel Jeannie Nordstrom Mindy Lubber and Norman Stein Kevin King The O’Connell Family Foundation Kelly Steinberger Craig Kinzer Joseph O’Donnell Fredericka Stevenson Thomas Knight Susan O’Leary Karl Stillner John Kobs John Oppenheimer Jane and Chuck Stonecipher Matt Kramer Ruben Ortega Christy and Andrew Strawbridge Bronwyn and Jeffrey Lamont* Jennifer and Jason Park Stull Family Fund Carla Lavender Stephen Paskoff Lucia Swanson and Ted Levine Robin and Jack Lavin Mike Pearson Evelina and Mark Taber Shilpa Lawande Sarah Henrietta Jones and Paolo Pellegrini Taco/The White Family Foundation The Leah and Alain Lebec Foundation Inc. Ingvar Petursson David Tager Larry Lebowitz and Naomi Aberly Linda Pines Carla and Robert Templin Jinhee Madison Lee Cassie Murray and Bill Plapinger Ed Thomas Daniel Lennon Lucille Ponte Laurie and Peter Thomsen Lauren and David Levine* Michael Powell Karen and David Ting Janet Levinger and William Poole Bill Power Laurie Tisch Jane Lewis Abby and George Psyhogeos Kim and Brian Torrisi Jeanne and George Lieb Ginamarie Radcliffe Donald Tremblay Tonya Lloyd Amy J. Reilly William Tremblay Colin Mahony Paula Reynolds Kelly and Michael Tzannes Kristin and Paul J. Marcus Christopher Roberts Jean and George Urban Diane and Paul Margolis David Dello Rocca Brad Ursillo and Raul Medina Robert Marks Benjamin Rooks Shannon and Peter van Oppen Amy and Bill Marshall Eleanor Rutland Carolyn Lattin and Venkat Venkatraman Maryann Doherty-Marston David & Robin Ryan Family Foundation* David Vitale and Robert Marston Cheryl J Saenger Aidan Waine The Martiros Family Betty Sams Laura and Zachary Warren Linda Marzano Angelo Santinelli Susan and Kyle Weaver Shannon and Kevin Mather Lucia Santini Field James and Mary Ellen Weber Patricia May Judith Saryan and Victor Zarougian Jim Weber Eileen and Steve Toti Matt Sauri Lee Weng

30 | Supporters *Indicates Supporter who has given consecutively for the last five years ** Indicates Supporter who has given consecutively for the last 10 years or more DONOR SPOTLIGHT We support Year Up because it works. The outcomes are impressive on both an individual “student and total program basis, and as a donor, you want to know

that your investment has a

strong, positive return. On a more personal level, we believe Year“ Up plays a critical role in ensuring this country remains a land of opportunity for all of its people, not just the privileged few.

Trista Hannan SVP of Client Solutions, Eved, LLC.

Featured with her husband Jani Anderson and their son Blaise

Supporters | 31 CORPORATIONS Cisco Systems* United Way of Greater Atlanta Corvex Management United Way of Massachusetts Bay Neustar AND FOUNDATIONS George T. Lewis, Jr. 2001 Foundation* Vila B. Webber Charitable Trust** Outerwall Grain Management, LLC. Walmart Foundation Pearson $1,000,000+ Hasbro, Inc.* Walther Foundation* People’s United Community Foundation AT&T HEDCO Foundation Wells Fargo* Pioneer Investments* Bank of America Charitable Foundation* J.B. Fuqua Foundation Putnam Investments* Barr Foundation* Kimball Foundation $10,000 - $24,999 RealNetworks Foundation Highland Street Foundation** Liberty Mutual Foundation Anonymous(2) Richard E. & Nancy P. Marriott Foundation JPMorgan Chase* Lloyd A. Fry Foundation Advent International Robert W. Baird & Co. Microsoft Corporation* Marcled Foundation Aerotek Russell Investments Pathways Fund Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation, Inc. Alaska Airlines Foundation Salesforce.org* State Street** MSD Capital, L.P. Allegis Group Foundation Senvest International, LLC The Jenesis Group* New York Women’s Foundation* Allegretti Foundation Simpson Thacher & Bartlett Polk Brothers Foundation Allstate Insurance Company The Dana Foundation $500,000 - $999,999 Raikes Foundation Amica Companies Foundation The David E. Retik Christopher O. Wayne Rollins Foundation Sand Hill Foundation Amica Insurance D. Mello Foundation* The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation The Champlin Foundations Atalaya Capital Management LP The Dominion Foundation The Lynch Foundation The City Fund, The Community athenahealth, Inc. The Herb Block Foundation Tipping Point Community* Foundation for the National Atlanta Foundation The Men’s Wearhouse Capital Region Bain Capital LLC** The Morgens West Foundation* $250,000 - $499,999 The Meyer Foundation* Baker - Polito Inaugural Committee The Morris Stulsaft Foundation Baupost Group, LLC** The Morris & Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation* Bank of the West The Schrafft Charitable Trust Blackstone Charitable Foundation The Walter & Elise Haas Fund* Bernard E. and Alba Witkin The Seattle Foundation Charles and Helen Schwab Foundation* United Way of King County** Charitable Foundation* Triage Consulting Citi Foundation W. Clement & Jessie V. Stone Foundation* Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Foundation, Inc. Two Sigma Investments, LLC Ellis Center for Educational Excellence Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation United Way of National Capital Area Pershing Square Foundation $25,000 - $49,999 Brunswick Group Utilities Telecom Council Providence Equity Partners Abrams Foundation, Inc. Capital Group Companies* Viacom Robin Hood Foundation* Accenture LLP Charles Rose Architects Wingate Management Company, Inc. Tiger Foundation* American Express Citi Private Bank WorldLink USA Funds Arizona First Advised Fund Citigroup, Inc. Boston Children’s Hospital Combined Federal Campaign of $5,000 - $9,999 $100,000 - $249,999 CA Technologies* the National Capital Region AEW Capital Management, L.P. Anonymous Cedar Street Foundation Cresa Partners AGF Investments Accenture Foundation Centerbridge Foundation CVS Health* Asurion Altman Foundation* Cisco Foundation DevOpsDays Autotrader Amelia Peabody Foundation** Clark Charitable Foundation East End Advisors AXA Investment Managers Annie E. Casey Foundation DRW Trading Group eBay Foundation Barclays Capital BlackRock Corporation US Inc. Eaton Vance Management** Edwin Gould Foundation* BoardWalk Consulting LLC Capital One* Family Alliance Foundation Fidelity Foundation Boston Company Asset Capital One Foundation* Forum Fund Fiserv WA Management, LLC* Gap Foundation Fremont Group Foundation Forest Foundation Boston Society for Information Harry’s Genuine Parts Company* General Assembly Management LinkedIn for Good Corporate Giving GGS Foundation Google Boston Trust & Investment Lone Pine Foundation* Goldman Sachs & Co.* GradsofLife.org Management Company* Open Society Foundations* Grand Circle, LLC Hasbro Children’s Fund Bungie, Inc. Randleigh Foundation Trust James and Chantal Sheridan Foundation Herb and Maxine Jacobs Foundation, Inc Camp-Younts Foundation* Rhode Island Foundation* JHL Capital Group Hilco Global Chicago Association of Realtors Shelby Cullom Davis Charitable Fund Kaiser Permanente* Ida Alice Ryan Charitable Trust CLSA Americas LLC Sobrato Family Foundation Leon Lowenstein Foundation IGT* Constant Contact Stavros Niarchos Foundation McCormick Foundation Income Research + Management* Creating IT Futures Foundation* The Gary W. Rollins Foundation Moccasin Lake Foundation Iron Mountain America Foundation The New York Community Trust* National Cable & Jackson and Irene Golden Davenport Fund Trefler Foundation Telecommunications Association* 1989 Charitable Trust Deltek Union Square Fund PIMCO Foundation JBG Companies Eliassen Group Venture Philanthropy Partners* Silicon Valley Community Foundation Joyce Foundation Embassy of the State of Qatar Workday Foundation Textron Charitable Trust Latham & Watkins LLP EMC Corporation The Osa Foundation* Lifespan Entrust Capital $50,000 - $99,999 The Primerica Foundation Medtronic* Fiera Capital American Honda Foundation The Prospect Hill Foundation Melody Barnes and The Marguerite Fisher BioServices Apple Pickers Foundation The Rich Foundation, Inc. Casey Foundation Fulcrum Equity Partners BNY Mellon* The Sidney A. Swensrud Foundation Milton & Dorothy Sarnoff Gilbane Building Company Boeing Trilogy International Partners, LLC Raymond Foundation Glenmede Trust

32 | Supporters *Indicates Supporter who has given consecutively for the last five years ** Indicates Supporter who has given consecutively for the last 10 years or more Gordon Brothers Group AIG Matching Grants Program MAXIMUS Foundation PUBLIC FUNDING Group Health Cooperative Alameda Land Company Meriwest Credit Union Hilton Worldwide Alex and Ani Navient Foundation City of Boston Office Workforce Hogan Lovells Anchor Capital Advisors LLC Navigant Credit Union Development Hyatt Thrive Foundation AOL Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island Governor’s Workforce Board RI IMAX Corporation Aptar Beauty & Home Nordstrom Inc. Illinois Community College Board IR+M - Community Outreach Group Arizona Federal Credit Union Nortek Local Initiatives Support Corp. KPMG Aspirant North Highland Massachusetts Department of Lester M. Smith Foundation Assurant PanAgora Asset Management Transitional Assistance* LGT Capital Partners (USA) Inc. AvalonBay Communities** Paul and Edith Babson Foundation Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City LMCG Investments, LLC Bank of New York Mellon Peltin LLC Prince George’s County Economic Lodestar Foundation Community Partnership* Pepco Holdings, Inc. Development Corporation Loomis Sayles and Company* Benemax* Permal Group Rhode Island Department of Education* Manulife Financial Berkshire Partners Plymouth Rock Assurance Washington State Office of the Governor Mark and Anla Cheng Kingdon Foundation Blue Beyond Consulting PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Workforce Partnership of Greater Rhode Marketo Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island* Private Advisors LLC Island and Workforce Solutions of Mary Ann Altomari Living Trust Blue State Coffee Providence College Making a Difference Fund Providence/Cranston Medina Foundation BNY Mellon - Mellon Capital Mangement* Pyramis Global Advisors MedStar Health Boston CIO Leadership Association QS Investors* MFS Investment Management* Brandywine Global Investment Management Residential Properties Ltd IN-KIND DONATIONS Nellie Mae Education Foundation Breckinridge Capital Advisors Robeco Investment Managment NEPC* Bright Funds Foundation Robert Half International $500,000 - $999,999 New York Life Insurance Company Bryant University Rona Consulting Group Microsoft Corporation Newton Capital Management Bullhorn Rotary Club of Emerald City Foundation Nintendo of America Cadence Capital Management* Sarah W. Rollins Charitable Trust $100,000 - $249,999 Partners Healthcare System* Care New England Seyfarth Shaw LLP Accenture LLP Pegasystems, Inc. CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Sharon Kress Charitable Fund Propel Capital Cary and Regina Marie Musech Fund Sotheby’s $25,000 - $49,999 Pyramid Consulting, Inc. Clarkston Consulting Space Needle and Chihuly Garden and Glass Southwest Airlines Randstad CohnReznick LLP Spanx by Sara Blakely Foundation, Inc. RBC Wealth Management Cornerstone Capital Sterne Agee CRT $10,000 - $24,999 Seabury Foundation Cox Charities of Northeast Fund Ten Count Consulting, LLC Blank Label Sidley Austin LLP Davlin Philanthropic Funds The Beacon Mutual Insurance Co. Riverbed Technology, Inc. Society of Information Management Dexter Donation Commission The Bowdoin Group WA Chapter Dies Family Foundation The Cosette Charitable Fund $5,000 - $9,999 STAG Industrial* Divergent Resources Inc. The Legacy Foundation Dana Penza Standish Investment Management* DTZ The Mitchellake Group Laura Zax Staples Foundation For Learning* Dun & Bradstreet The Roderick Group Stop & Shop Enterprise Holdings, Inc. The Sholley Foundation $2,500 - $4,999 StubHub Environetics New York TRG Leasing LLC Rocco Carzo Swarovski Expeditors International of Washington, Inc. Tufts Health Plan Constant Contact Swedish Medical Center Fidelity Investments UBS Car Gurus The Glaser Foundation First Eagle Investment Management Union & Fifth Moody’s The Grossman Companies Fish Family Foundation Waddell & Reed Asset Management Group National Black MBA Assn.-Atlanta Chapter The Michael T. Sherman Foundation Fraydun Foundation Washington Federal Pinnacle Leadership Center The Roma Foundation Future State Wellington Management Company* The Society for Information Management, GAM WGL Holdings $1,000 - $2,499 Capital Area Chapter (SIMCAC) Goodwin Procter LLP** X B Insight, Inc. AJWSIS, Inc. The Standard Grosvenor Americas Rob Bogosian Turnerboone, LLC Hawkins Point Partners Joe Carrabes Venable Foundation HDI Atlanta Richard Charlton Virtusa Corp. Highfields Capital Management Lee Chertavian W.B.Mason* HP Circle of Hope Walker & Dunlop Infinera Nfne Coipaymenn Newcomb Cole Wellspring Foundation Intercontinental Exchange Michael Douvadjian Westfield Capital Management* Janet Wright Ketcham Foundation Geoffrey Gold Ximedica John F. Kennedy School of Government Ana Homayoun Zynga.org Foundation John Hancock Retirement Plan Services* William Lehman Lane Powell PC Juan McLemore $1,000 - $4,999 Liberty Mutual Insurance Merrill Lynch Global Wealth Management AB L.P. Locke Lord LLP Arun Sood Abrams Capital Management, LLC MacKay Shields Natalie Thoreson ABS Investment Management LLC Mariner Investment Group* Evan Walke Ace Hardware Material Service Testing

*Indicates Supporter who has given consecutively for the last five years ** Indicates Supporter who has given consecutively for the last 10 years or more Supporters | 33 DONOR SPOTLIGHT We’re collaborating with Year Up to provide internships and “online learning opportunities to help more students prepare

for the jobs of tomorrow and today.

Through AT&T Aspire, we’re investing in education so that more students are equipped with the skills needed to succeed in school“ and beyond. By working with programs like Year Up we are helping students uncover their passions and potential and pursue the career of their dreams.

Scott Smith SVP Human Resource Operations, AT&T

34 | Supporters TRIBUTE GIFTS In honor of Sybil Francis In honor of Casey Recupero Fara Francis Maggie and Jonathan Tushman

In honor of Barbara Adamus In honor of Irene L. Jackson Golden In honor of Angel Rides Teri Riddle and James A. Golden Denean Peace Jackson and Irene Golden In honor of Jonathan Avila 1989 Charitable Trust In honor of Rochelle Rosen Mike Rooney Bryce Vickmark In honor of Sue and Wayne Babich In honor of Betsy Goodell Cynthia Crowell-Doom Katherine and David Greenberg In honor of Paul J. Salem Annie Abbruzzese In honor of Crosby Bain In honor of Percy L. Harris II Claire Solot and Sinjin Bain Pamela Lewis In honor of Kevin Salwen The Wilbur and Hilda Glenn In honor of Jay Banfield In honor of Emily Heins Family Foundation Meg Garlinghouse Andrew Heins In honor of Aaron Sarazan In honor of Rich Barton In honor of Hurley Kids: Jayme Dyer Christopher Benitez Giving is Better than Gifting Eleanor Hurley In honor of Vilma Schonwetter, In honor of Gerald Chertavian Caitlin Tierney Dena Netterville, Skye Suttie, Greg Behrman Bushra Khan, Geri Evans and In honor of Meredith Jaremchuk Wil Velazquez In honor of Cecil Conlee Allison and Joe Villinski Kate Harvie Blanche Williams In honor of Suzanne Schultz In honor of Harlan Kent Karen Moran In honor of Tim Dibble Colleen Lewis Kennedy Odede In honor of Joseph Smialowski In honor of Susie and John King Andrea Downey and Richard Kassler In honor of Maureen Downie Vivian and Raymond Bass Ryan Downie In honor of Hernan Diaz Sosa In honor of Thomas Knight Gregory Victory In honor of Peter Drittel Betty Sams Joel Harary In honor of Brian Spector In honor of Sally Lapides Baupost Group, LLC In honor of Missy and David Druley and Arthur Solomon Barbara Arvay Harris Rosen In honor of Stephanie and Brian Spector Beatrice Stern & Jeffrey Schlossberg If you would like to include Year Up In honor of Paul and Sandy Edgerley In honor of Katharine Lindquist Amanda Eisel and John Becker Christina Gullion in your will or trust, please contact Jeffrey Bloomberg In honor of Don Stanford The Rhode Island Foundation Cecilia Chao In honor of Patrick Curtis Little a member of our Investor Relations Walter Callender Beth and Brian Clymer Ann and Greg Little Mary Dunne team at (857) 702-0204. We are In honor of John Stanton Raz Evenor In honor of Elias Mechaber Janice O’Keefe happy to assist with any of your Robert Farkas Wendy Mechaber Jonathan Greene In honor of John Stanton’s Leadership planning needs. Yvonne Hao In honor of Jillian Moskovitz Robert A. Watt Marina Kalb Kathryn Mannes Beth and Seth Klarman In honor of Jill Sunahara and Eric Castillo Matthew Lesniak In honor of John Musech Year Up has made every effort to Ken Schwarz Jennifer and Jason Park Cary and Regina Marie Musech Fund Shelley and Gregory R. Why Caryn Wodehouse make this list accurate and inclusive. Bryan Wynn In honor of Joshua Norvell If you discover an error or omission, Sara Norvell In honor of Kerry Waterson In honor of Mariel Espinal Julia Motyka we apologize and would appreciate Deborah Silverman In honor of Lynne and Tim Palmer Jacob Baum In honor of Becca White your advising us to correct our In honor of Scott Farber Betsy White Phyllis Doherty In memory of Elliott Patterson records. Thank you. Lori Gong In honor of Jamie and Jordan Fisher Regina Thomas Susie Karkomi

*Indicates Supporter who has given consecutively for the last five years ** Indicates Supporter who has given consecutively for the last 10 years or more Tribute Gifts | 35 YEAR UP LEADERSHIP NATIONAL EMERITUS as of December 2015 BOARD TRUSTEES

Paul Salem (Chair) Pedro Noguera John Bradley Co-Founder and Senior Managing Director Distinguished Professor of Education Chief Operating Officer Providence Equity Partners UCLA Year Up

Tim Dibble (Immediate Past Chair) Deval Patrick Eileen Brown Managing General Partner Managing Director Founder and Chancellor Alta Communications Bain Capital and former Cambridge College Massachusetts Governor Peter Handrinos (Secretary) Andrea Feingold Partner Paul Pressler Founder and Partner Latham & Watkins Partner Feingold O’Keeffe Capital Clayton, Dubilier and Rice Melody Barnes David Ford Co-Founder and Principal Robert Steel Former Executive Director MB2 and Former Director of Domestic CEO Smith Family Foundation Policy Council, Obama Administration Perella Weinberg Partners Melodie Mayberry-Stewart Gerald Chertavian Kerry Sullivan Senior Director of Global Strategies Founder and CEO President MidAmerica Consulting Group Year Up Bank of America Charitable Foundation Jim Pallotta Shanique Davis Robert G. Templin Jr. Chairman Senior NOC Engineer President Emeritus Raptor Capital Management AOL Northern Virginia Community College (Year Up NCR Alumna ’08) Diane Schueneman Greg Walton Former Senior Vice President Paul Edgerley IT Consultant II Head of Global Infrastructure Solutions Manager Director Massachusetts Institute of Technology Merrill Lynch Bain Capital (Year Up Boston Alumnus ’07) Joseph Smialowski William Green Managing Member Former CEO and Chairman Citigroup Accenture Gail Snowden Lisa Jackson Retired Chief Executive Officer Co-Founder and Managing Director Freedom House College for Social Innovation Pamela Trefler Rod McCowan Founder and Chair Principal Trefler Foundation Accelerance Group Craig Underwood Interim Director of Business Development Year Up

36 | Year Up Leadership NATIONAL SENIOR EXECUTIVE ADVISORS LEADERSHIP TEAM DIRECTORS

Kenneth Chenault Gerald Chertavian Jay Banfield Chairman and CEO Founder and CEO Bay Area American Express Garrett Moran Joe Coyle David Gergen President Greater Philadelphia Senior Political Analyst for CNN and Former Adviser to four U.S. Presidents Jeff Artis Jack Crowe National Director of Chicago Jay Hooley Corporate Engagement Chair and CEO Bob Dame State Street Connie Askin Boston National Director of Development Dick Parsons Cathy Doyle Senior Advisor John Bradley Providence Providence Equity Chief Operating Officer Jon Haseltine† Michael Powell Jay Banfield New York President and Chief Executive Officer Chief Officer of Innovation and Scale National Cable & Telecommunications Leopoldo F. Coronado Sada Association Shawn Jacqueline Bohen South Florida National Director of Strategic Former Chairman Growth and Impact Amy Mack Federal Communications Commission Puget Sound Scott Donohue Thomas Ryan National Site Director Kim Owens Former Chairman Arizona CVS Caremark Corporation Donald Ger Operating Partner National Director of Program Guylaine Saint Juste Advent International National Capital Region Ellen McClain Ruth Simmons Chief Financial Officer Roland Selby, Jr. Former President Baltimore Brown University Susan Murray National Director of Development Robin Watson Barry Sternlicht Jacksonville Chairman and CEO Casey Recupero Starwood Capital Group National Director of Program Kim Williams Atlanta Sandy Stark National Site Director

Belinda Stubblefield National Site Director † Interim Executive Director

Jim Thie Chief Information Officer

Ronda Thompson National Director of Alumni Relations

Year Up Leadership | 37 YEAR UP LOCATIONS

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