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2012 annual report TABLE OF CONTENTS

3 Message from the Founder and CEO

5 Message from the Chairman of the Board

7 About Year Up

9 2012 Program Milestones

15 Influence in Action

17 Program Evaluation

19 Staff News

21 Opportunity Campaign Update

24 Financials

26 Our Corporate Partners

27 Our Supporters I AM AN ASSET 34 Our Board Members 35 National Advisors

One year ago, I was aimless. I never thought 35 National Senior Leadership Team about growth areas or short-term versus long-term goals. Today, I feel an undeniable 35 Executive Directors sense of accomplishment knowing that I took the first big step in the right direction. 36 Locations

— Ashley Jones, Legal Systems Analyst, eBay, Year Up Bay Area, Class of January 2013 (left) with Scott Seese, CIO, eBay (right) MESSAGE FROM THE FOUNDER AND CEO

“I am an economic asset to this country.” Despite the success of our students and alumni, the Opportunity Divide is growing - not shrinking. When These are the words that Ky Smith (Year Up Professional Year Up began in 2000, almost 60% of all 16-24 year Training Corps Baltimore, Class of January 2012) spoke olds had employment of some kind; a figure that had during the opening of 2012’s Clinton Global Initiative remained relatively constant since I finished high school America Summit in Chicago. For me, it was a moment myself. In 2012, just 46% of young people found work – that embodied just how much potential our students offer the lowest figure recorded since measurement began this country. shortly after World War II. For minorities and young people of color, the figures are even more startling. It is a theme I heard a lot of this past year: that the young Moreover, for far too many of those who are working, people in our communities are our strongest assets and employment means a low-wage, unskilled job with that it is in our best interest as a nation to harness the extremely limited upward mobility. Combined with energy and talent of many more young adults like Ky. In the rising cost of postsecondary education, and a K-12 2012, Year Up continued to grow its national impact by education system that too often fails our low-income bringing together young people, corporations, thought students, the need for more solutions is evident. leaders, and supporters to demonstrate why it is so Solutions like Year Up. important for our nation to invest in our young people. When we opened our doors to 22 students in Boston Our first book,A Year Up (published last July by Viking over a decade ago, people doubted our ability to ever Publishing), became a New York Times Best Seller. Our grow large enough to serve 10,000 young people. students and alumni were prominently featured at a series Today, we’re fast approaching that number and will of events throughout the year, including the Summer exceed it within the next few years. As part of our Jobs+ Summit at the White House and the Opportunity strategic plan we will continue to create and grow Nation Summit in Washington, DC. Further, Opportunity models that can serve thousands more annually Youth – the 6.7 million young Americans who struggle and influence the systems and perceptions that to stay connected to steady employment or education – perpetuate the Opportunity Divide. Over the coming continued to be the focal point of the White House Council years, we will support thousands of young people as for Community Solutions, whose final report prominently they realize their potential and achieve professional featured the Year Up program. and personal success.

Closer to home, we continued to execute on the key To do so, we will need the continued backing of I AM AN ASSET strategic initiatives of our five year strategy by launching supporters like you. I invite you to join our mission; read our Million-Person Model and fostering new college the following report, visit your local Year Up site, “like” partnerships with Baltimore City Community College and us on Facebook. Whether you give time, money, or Miami Dade College (see page 22). Our core program your network, please know that every single donation I am an asset because I walk for opportunity, taking served more students than ever before as we expanded our directly fuels the success of a Year Up student who will advantage of the road that has been paved for me, Chicago, Puget Sound, and Baltimore locations, prepared go on to do great things. Just like Ky. for an expansion of our Bay Area site to Silicon Valley, and thanking those who work hard to help young and deepened corporate partnerships across the country. Thank you for all that you do to support our young That translated to over 1,500 students served in 2012 – the people and our mission. professionals like myself get on our feet. I am an largest class to date, and about a 15% increase over 2011. Be well, asset because I continue working towards success, This continued growth is vital for us to meet the challenge paving the way for bright and talented individuals of closing the “Opportunity Divide” – the gap between those 6.7 million young people and the projected 14 million Gerald Chertavian that will help us close the Opportunity Divide. jobs that companies will be struggling to fill by 2020. Founder and CEO, Year Up

— Haneefah Abdullah, Security Administrator, FM Global Year Up Providence, Class of January 2013 2012 Year Up Annual Report 3 MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

I became involved with Year Up in 2004. At that of a young adult. I count the investments we made time, it was just a small program in downtown in Year Up among the best I have made in my Boston with about 100 graduates citywide. Founder career. I have seen how Year Up students excel and CEO Gerald Chertavian had big plans for when given opportunity. Obasi Osborne, the first growth—and more energy than one would think Year Up intern we hosted at my firm, Providence humanly possible. At the time, the national scale he Equity Partners, had previously worked as a spoke of was intriguing, but seemed far off. dishwasher at a nightclub. We were so impressed with his ability, drive, and motivation that we hired Flash forward eight years to 2012. Year Up operates him into a full time role at the end of his internship. in ten cities and has served more than 6,600 He is now a student at Brown University. He had students nationwide. Along with growing the core the talent and ambition. Year Up provided him model that debuted in that Boston office back with the opportunity to reach his potential. in 2000, Year Up has significantly influenced the national dialogue about youth unemployment and Year Up alumni are assets to their employers, their professional opportunity. Today it is piloting its communities, and their families. My family and I are Million-Person Model to scale to serve thousands proud to have had the opportunity to support the more per year, and helping US corporations tap into work of Year Up’s incredibly committed students, a valuable pipeline of talent in their own cities. Most staff, corporate partners, donors, and volunteers importantly, Year Up has helped thousands of our over the years. nation’s young people realize their potential—an accomplishment that will bring value for generations Year Up is an inspiring place that makes you to come. believe in the power of possibility and the strength of our nation’s future. With the onslaught of As we reflect on the progress made in 2012 and dispiriting news about unemployment, declining look forward to 2013 and beyond, I am inspired economic mobility, and the opportunity gap for by our successes and honored to serve as the young adults of color, Year Up is a beacon of hope Chairman of Year Up’s National Board of Directors. and progress.

When my family and I began to think seriously I’m honored to thank the many supporters listed about our philanthropy, we applied a selection in these pages. Without your partnership, Year process similar to the one I would use to evaluate Up would not exist and the remarkable successes a company as an investor. We looked for of 2012 would not have been possible. Thank you I AM AN ASSET organizations that had proven results, visionary for believing in Year Up students. Thank you for leadership, exceptional management, and a scalable building a bridge over the Opportunity Divide. model. We looked for an organization that worked, and one that helped individuals change their lives. I encourage others to reach their potential. Within my Not only did Year Up meet all of these criteria, but community, I take pride in reaching out to my peers, the students and staff we met had unparalleled passion and drive. We chose to make Year Up a motivating them and encouraging them to never be philanthropic priority because we believe there is Paul Salem satisfied and to always reach for the highest level. no better investment than investing in the potential Chairman, Year Up National Board of Directors

— Jarvis Betts, Inside Auto Claims Representative, Liberty Mutual Agency Corporation Year Up Puget Sound, Class of July 2012

2012 Year Up Annual Report 5 ABOUT YEAR UP

Elizabeth Murrell (Year Up Boston, January 2004) just celebrated her ninth anniversary working at Boston Medical Center. Rebeca Lopez (Year Up Providence, July 2008) just bought her first home. Mohamed Zire (Year Up Boston, January 2011) is working towards his MBA, and Jarvis Betts (Year Up Puget Sound, July 2012) just bought his first car.

These individuals, all Year Up alumni, are living proof of something we at Year Up and over 250 of our corporate partners already know: the young adults we serve are economic assets to our OPPORTUNITY YOUTH: country and our communities. Seventeen percent, or 6.7 million of the 38.9 million 16-24 year olds [in the US], are These young people are driven, professional, capable, and “Opportunity Youth,” meaning that they are dedicated. They inspire their families. They inspire their peers. They not in school or work nor college graduates, inspire us. As Year Up’s network of engaged alumni and partners and there is an opportunity to re-engage many of them. (Source: “Opportunity Road; grows by the day, we are constantly reminded of how critical our The Promise and Challenge of America’s program is. For every one graduate who is excelling personally and Forgotten Youth,” John M. Bridgeland and professionally, there are too many Opportunity Youth (see right) Jessica A. Milano, January 2012) that do not have the access needed to follow in their footsteps. 6.7 million too many, to be exact.

And that’s not the only problem. OUR PROGRAM

You see, while these 6.7 million young people struggle to successfully acquire market relevant credentials and break into the US labor market, corporations all over the country are struggling to EDUCATION fill what will be an estimated 14 million jobs by 2020. Technical Skills Training SUPPORT Professional Skills Training Mentors College Credits Despite high unemployment rates, these vacant jobs require Tutors Staff Advisors specific skills that employers cannot find in the current pool of job- Educational Stipends seekers. While these positions do not require a four-year degree, they do warrant some postsecondary education and training, which most of these 6.7 million do not have access to due to limited networks, resources, and opportunities. GUIDANCE This is where Year Up comes in. In eleven cities around the country we Signed Work Contracts Customized Transition Program help young people gain the hard skills, soft skills, and knowledge today’s EXPERIENCE Professional Internships businesses demand, putting them on a path to professional careers and economic self-sufficiency. At the same time, employers gain access It is invigorating to witness the tremendous talent to the talented and well-trained workforce they need to compete in the in the youth that we serve. As Rhea’s mentor, it is global economy. It’s a balanced equation that not only helps the US empower its young people—providing opportunity where it did not exist before—but also an honor to support her as she takes what she has improves the economic state of the union. learned into the workplace.The relationship we have Year Up’s mission is to close the Opportunity Divide by providing urban young adults with the skills, experience, developed will most definitely carry into the future. and support that will empower them to reach their potential through professional careers and higher education. Here’s to Year Up for providing the path to success. The Year Up program is proven, and helps change lives. For thirteen years our students and alumni have been changing perceptions surrounding urban young adults, proving they are economic assets, not social liabilities. — Bethany Menzies (right), Year Up mentor, guest speaker & donor Change to Year Up Bay Area picture here with partner. with Rhea Dickerson (left), Year Up New York, Class of July 2013 We invite you to join our mission.

2012 Year Up Annual Report 7 2012 PROGRAM MILESTONES Year Up Miami 1st Class

STUDENT MILESTONES

Year Up was founded in 2000, and opened its doors to 22 students in Boston in 2001. This past year, our sites in Chicago and Puget Sound continued to grow within their communities, moving into new space and welcoming young people through their doors. 1,500 students served Also in 2012, we introduced new academic tracks to sites’ curriculum: Project in 2012 Management and Quality Assurance (in addition to Information Technology and Financial Operations). This gave students more options and an opportunity to enter the labor market in a field that truly interests them.

With 100% of qualified students going onto internship and a 70% nationwide retention rate, our momentum continues to grow as students apply, challenge themselves, and achieve goals—making a real change in their lives and 100% embracing a future of life-long personal and professional development. internship placement for qualified students

Puget Sound

Boston 35% Providence internship to hire rate Bay Area (San Francisco) Chicago New York Bay Area (Silicon Valley) **   National Capital Region  I AM AN ASSET Baltimore *  I am an asset because of my attitude towards my peers and my profession. I am a leader to some Atlanta  23 possible college of the younger people that come after me, and credits earned at this has not gone unnoticed by the more mature traditional sites

part of my community. I am proud to wake up Miami*  See page 12 for more every morning and inspire others who are less program statistics fortunate than me. I was in their shoes and * Professional Training Corps decided to do something about it; so can they. ** as of early 2013

— Endri Caraj, Technical Support Engineer, Akamai Year Up Boston, Class of July 2011 2012 Year Up Annual Report 9 It’s an amazing feeling knowing you played a role in helping a young professional capitalize on their Year Up’s first Alumni Summit, September 17-19, 2012 talents and launch a career.

— Michael Stephens (right), Director of Human Resources Operations, Alston & Bird, LLP with Eugene Clark (left), DCO Technician, QTS, Year Up Atlanta, Class of January 2013

Alumni Wil Pena (left; Year Up Boston, July 2002) and Puget Sound July 2012 Graduaiton Greg Walton (Year Up Boston, January 2007; National Board member)

CORPORATE MILESTONES ALUMNI MILESTONES

Year Up interns continue to be in-demand by employers all over America—including many Fortune 1,000 companies. Year Up alumni continue to represent themselves, the program, and their communities long after they walk across the stage at graduation. In 2012, the Year Up Alumni Network was over 3,000 strong and stretched from coast to In 2012 we grew relationships with long-standing corporate partners and formed new connections with coast. We currently have eight alumni acting as Board Members within the organization. companies who recognize the talent of our interns. During the course of the year we had relationships with over 250 corporate partners, 23 of which hosted interns in more than one Year Up city. Also in 2012, 75% of corporate Our alumni outcomes are also impressive. In 2012, within four months of graduating from the program, 84% of partners hosted interns for more than one Year Up cycle, providing our students with opportunity and their Year Up graduates were working or in school full time, earning an average of $30,000/year (about $15/hour). companies with a sustainable, reliable pipeline of talent. When surveyed about program satisfaction, 91% of our corporate partners responded that they would recommend the Year Up program to a colleague or friend. Also in 2012, we completed our first-ever national alumni survey. We received feedback from over 60% of all Year Up alumni, providing us valuable insight into the effect the program has had on their professional growth Despite a still-struggling economic market, our partners considered Year Up a good investment, giving more than since graduation. Some highlights: Year Up graduates’ average wage outpaces the $28,000 national average of $22 million into the organization in the form of financial investments and internship revenue in the past year alone. recent college graduates; 25% of alumni report earning at least $20/hour at their current job; 67% of alumni have We also saw an outpouring of support and accolades from major corporate players in the past year. pursued further education since graduation; and 45% are currently enrolled in postsecondary school or training. We plan to use this data as we fine-tune our approach to supporting alumni as they reach their potential.

Alumni Summit

In September 2012, over 150 Year Up alumni from around the country met in Washington DC for the first- ever Alumni Summit. Graduates from Class 1 in Boston (July 2002) through Class 1 in Puget Sound (July 2012) gathered to reflect on and strengthen their collective “legacy of change” and how they will lead the movement to help close the Opportunity Divide. Through student panels, guest speakers, and leadership seminars, participants shared their vision for the alumni community, strengthened their peer network, and discussed their aspirations for professional achievement and civic engagement. Alumni who attended reported feeling inspired, energized, 250+ connected, and, most importantly, empowered to take action and make a positive impact in their cities. Corporate Partners Nationwide

10 www.yearup.org 2012 Year Up Annual Report 11 BY THE NUMBERS 10 6K+ 70% sites nationwide students served student retention in 2012 since opening

11 sites in 2013; figures include Figure refers to students who both traditional and Professional began the Year Up program; does Training Corps locations not account for students who did not complete the program 84% 91% $30K alumni working or of corporate partners average starting in school full-time would recommend the salary post graduation

within four months Year Up program to a About $15/hour of graduation colleague or friend

12 www.yearup.org Year Up Bay Area Class 4 Internship Management Class with instructor Scott Gullick 2012 Year Up Annual Report 13 Year Up CEO and Founder Gerald Chertavian INFLUENCE IN ACTION leads a discussion about A Year Up

In 2012, the work of dedicated Year Up students, alumni, and staff continued to influence the way our nation views its young people. Some traditions continued, others began, and we even found ourselves on a New York Times Best Sellers list!

CGI AMERICA

On June 7, 2012, Clinton Global Initiative America featured Year Up’s Professional Training Corps as an exemplary approach to overcoming challenges in the youth sector.

Shawn Bohen, Year Up’s National Director for Strategic Growth and Impact, and Ky Smith, a Help Desk Technician at Radio One and a recent Year Up Professional Training Corps Baltimore alumnus, joined President Bill Clinton on stage to speak directly to over 1,000 CGI America participants about the status of Year Up’s ongoing Commitment to Action: to adapt our successful direct service program to create a learning pathway for low- income young adults that closely links college and career. Year Up has since launched Professional Training Corps Miami (See page 22 for more on the PTC program).

YEAR UP BOOK

On July 23, 2012, Year Up Founder and CEO Gerald Chertavian released his first book:A Year Up. This book, which not only tells the story of the organization’s beginnings but also student stories that are bound to inspire, shot to number eight on the New York Times Bestsellers List, and continues to introduce readers to the talented young adults we serve within our sites. As American Express CEO and Chairman Ken Chenault says: “[A Year Up is] an inspiring tale of headstrong young people who beat the odds and their journeys from I AM AN ASSET the inner city to college and corporate America.” GET OUT THE VOTE My experience at Year Up helped me write my own In late August 2012, Year Up launched its first-ever cross-site “Get Out story. I am a talented young man with a bright the Vote” campaign as part of its ongoing efforts to increase civic engagement among its students and alumni. After the campaign, future, I am an IT professional, I am a valued team more than 80% of eligible students from the most recent class Paperback to hit shelves reported having voted – more than 30% higher than 18-29 year olds Summer 2013! member, I am a role model in my community, and I nationally in 2012, and nearly quadruple the 18-24 year old national am an economic asset to this country. voter turnout in 2010.

— Ky Smith, Help Desk Technician, Radio One Year Up Professional Training Corps Baltimore, Class of January 2012 (shown with President Bill Clinton during CGI America 2012) 2012 Year Up Annual Report 15 PROGRAM EVALUATION Year Up Providence Internship Placement

Program evaluation helps us understand our successes and shortcomings, gain insight into how to improve results, and ensure we are providing our young adults with the tools they need to cross the Opportunity Divide.

In a 2011 report, independently conducted research by the Economic Mobility Corporation (EMC) indicated that students who attend the Year Up program have access to higher quality jobs and earn up to 30 percent more than those who do not. This study was based on a randomized controlled trial (RCT)—the gold standard in policy and social science research. EMC president Mark Elliott called this “the most exciting evaluation results we’ve seen in youth employment in 20 or 30 years – and the first to show a really substantial earnings gain”

In 2012, Year Up was honored to be chosen as one of nine programs participating in the groundbreaking Innovative Strategies for Increasing Self-Sufficiency (ISIS) study. ISIS is a federally funded, ten-year, large-scale, rigorous evaluation of career pathways programs across the country. Its objective is to promote and increase the economic self-sufficiency of low-income individuals and families.

The invitation to participate in a study of this size and caliber is a significant opportunity for Year Up and stands as a testament to the success and distinction of the program. Involvement with ISIS will help Year Up “prove and improve” its model. Not only will findings contribute to the body of research demonstrating the impact Year Up has on students’ lives, but being part of this study will afford Year Up expert advice, additional programmatic and financial resources, and access to a community populated with the country’s top career pathways organizations.

Theory of Change

Using information from our 2012 Alumni Survey, combined with extensive data analysis, we have developed our Theory of Change to truly capture what Year Up does. This model drives our strategy for strengthening our core model as we grow over the next five years. In 2012 we introduced a new “Bold Outcomes” framework to align staff, students, and partners around the key I AM AN ASSET skills our program develops in our students. Based on our findings, Year Up graduates are EPIC: »» Empowered – Graduates demonstrate self-awareness, exhibit resourcefulness, embrace lifelong learning, and actively participate in closing the Opportunity Divide »» Professional – Graduates are reliable and embody professional norms, demonstrate I am a valued employee who is diligent and dependable. enthusiasm and take initiative, communicate well, and collaborate effectively As a father, I not only provide for my son’s needs, but »» In demand – Graduates think critically and solve problems, demonstrate the foundational technical skills required in their career tracks, apply their skills effectively in a professional also guide him. I am an asset to the economy through the workplace, and proactively learn new skills, technologies, and tools relevant to their work »» Career ready – Graduates possess the tools, abilities and tenacity to secure professional steps I am taking, including working towards professional jobs, market themselves to employers, cultivate their professional networks, and have certifications and a successful career in cyber security. career advancement plans

— John Johnson, Help Desk Analyst, PricewaterhouseCoopers Year Up National Capital Region, Class of January 2011

2012 Year Up Annual Report 17 Year Up alumni and staff mingle during STAFF NEWS the 2012 Alumni Summit

NONPROFIT TIMES’ BEST NONPROFIT TO WORK FOR

Watching Year Up students transform themselves into polished, poised and experienced professionals over the course of the program continues to motivate our staff year after year.

Year Up staff members know that everyone—no matter where they call “home”—deserves a “year up” and we truly feel privileged to be able to work with our young people, corporate partners, donors, Board members, and volunteers on a daily basis. Perhaps it is this sense of pride and optimism that led Year Up to once again be voted one of the Best Nonprofits to Work For by the Nonprofit Times in 2012.

I AM AN ASSET This past year I have learned fundamental skills that have helped me perform my best at work. I work hard in order to be the best that I can be. Nobody can set limits on my goals. My future possibilities are endless!

— Consuelo Huerta, Teller, Chase Bank Year Up Chicago, Class of July 2012 2012 Year Up Annual Report 19 Year Up 2012 Staff Retreat OPPORTUNITY CAMPAIGN UPDATE Year Up Chicago students

In June 2011, Year Up kicked off its Opportunity Campaign. Due to the determination of our students, hard work of our staff, generosity of our donors, and belief of our supporters, in 2012 we continued to make progress toward our goals as we continued to deliver against three major objectives: 1. GROW AND STRENGTHEN THE CORE: Our pledge: We will scale our direct service program to serve 2,500 students annually by 2016. During this time period, Year Up will open three new sites and invest substantial resources toward growth in existing cities, allowing us to improve the core program model as well as expand it.

Update: In 2012, Year Up served 1,500 students nationwide. Both Year Up Chicago and Year Up Puget Sound doubled in size, increasing capacity to serve an additional 160 young people per year. In addition to planned growth across our existing sites, we announced a March 2013 opening of a Silicon Valley location (an extension of Year Up Bay Area). Leading Bay Area businesses such as LinkedIn, Facebook, eBay, Mozilla, Salesforce.com, and JPMorgan Chase supported the launch and are looking to Year Up to provide a pipeline of highly trained and motivated talent.

What’s next: In 2012, Year Up focused its efforts on improving student retention and outcomes by launching a two year cross- site student outcomes initiative that established a clear set of measurable outcomes to align core curriculum, best practices, and program standards. We will use this data in the years to come to better understand indicators of An invaluable benefit of the Blackstone/Year Up partnership success by aligning student interest with new career tracks, continuing to support graduates in finding full-time work within Year Up career tracks, and refining and enhancing Year Up’s Theory of Change (see page 17). is giving interns the opportunity to work in a corporate setting, where they are not only learning new technical skills, but are also given the opportunity to offer their ideas on how to leverage technology in a way we may not have thought of. Interns come with fresh eyes and ears, and often times can contribute to how operational tasks can be completed in a more effective and efficient manner. During the course of Edward’s internship at Blackstone, he has helped our group generate new ideas to streamline some of our processes.

— Jessica Hilton (right), Vice President, Innovations and Infrastructure Group, Blackstone with Edward Johnson (left), Year Up New York, Class of July 2013 2012 Year Up Annual Report 21 Capitol Hill Day, 2012 Year Up Atlanta’s Walk for Opportunity

Each new applicant to the nation’s workforce will require a unique toolkit of skills. Preparation in a particular field must be accompanied by a range of communication and teamwork skills that allows each person to navigate a dynamic, often global workforce environment. Miami Dade College is partnering with Year Up because we believe this model can provide students a great foundation for career success.

— Dr. Eduardo J. Padrón, President, Miami Dade College (left) shown with Michael Valdez (right), IT Desktop Support, Barnard College, Year Up New York, Class of January 2011

2. DEVELOP THE MILLION-PERSON MODEL: 3. CREATE SYSTEMS CHANGE: Our pledge: Our pledge: We will design and pilot alternative program models that can grow We will broaden access to career and postsecondary opportunities by rapidly to serve many more young adults across the United States. These influencing the systems that perpetuate the Opportunity Divide. By leveraging models will build on the successful practices of our core model, with a the credibility of our core program, our systems change strategies focus on focus on innovations that allow for greater scale. We will partner closely influencing three key areas—the “3P’s”: improvingperceptions about urban with community colleges in this process to increase graduation rates and young adults from social liabilities to economic assets; changing employer successful transitions into the labor market. practices around finding and developing talent; and supporting public policies that increase the number of effective pathways to work for young adults. Our Update: growing corps of alumni are critical allies as we pursue these strategies at both In 2012, Year Up debuted the Million-Person Model (MPM). The first program the national level and in the various metropolitan areas where our sites operate. under MPM is the much-talked-about Professional Training Corps (see page 15). Update: PTC is an enterprising pathway that closely links college and employment for low-income young adults. This past year, we were thrilled to watch as our mission resonated throughout the nation. In 2012, Year Up students, Year Up PTC sites reside within community colleges and provide an opportunity for full-time students to advocates and partners influenced the global dialogue around our young people and the value they bring to our engage in meaningful workforce training and support, resulting in stackable credentials that encourage college nation and our economy. Our systems change work was also visible through annual events such as Capitol Hill Day, completion. the Walk for Opportunity, and the Alumni Summit.

In addition to serving 72 students in 2012 at Year Up Professional Training Corps Baltimore (at a cost per student What’s next: 45% less than our core model), we also opened our doors to Year Up Professional Training Corps Miami students In 2013, Year Up will be a co-sponsor on a new Ad Council campaign. The Ad Council executive committee approved one year ahead of schedule. a national advertising and media campaign to educate businesses on creative and successful hiring strategies to access a skilled workforce. We believe that the Ad Council campaign has enormous potential to shift perceptions What’s next: about who is talented in this country, promote proven strategies to develop human capital to build a 21st century The Million-Person Model will scale significantly in 2013, with two new pilots planned in addition to significant workforce, and influence more businesses to recognize the untapped talent that exists within our country. growth at our Miami location.

22 www.yearup.org 2012 Year Up Annual Report 23 FINANCIALS

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES (Unaudited) REVENUES

Total Raised National Versus Site Fundraising *

2011 2012 2011 2012 Revenue 2011 $28.3 Million 15% Contributions 28.3 29.6 49.2% Internship Income 18.2 21.9

Interest & Miscellaneous Income 0.2 0.4 2012 $29.6 Million 50.8% 85% Total Revenue $46.7 $51.9

Expenses 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Program 34.8 38.8 Sites National General & Administrative 2.4 3.2 Fundraising 2.9 4.0 Revenue Mix * Development Mix Total Operating Expenses $40.1 $46.0 2011 2012 2011 2012 Change in Net Assets 6.6 5.9 0.5% 0.9% 9% 7.8% Total Net Assets at End of Year $41.4 $47.0 6.8% 43.6% 12.7% 42%

49.9% 49.6% 51.8% 47.3% * Excludes In-Kind Contributions 40.7% 37.5%

Development Internships Other Individual Foundations Corporations Public

EXPENSES** NOTES * Excludes Opportunity Campaign Contributions Excludes In-Kind Contributions 2011 2012 **

7.2% 8.6% 6.1% 6.9%

86.6% 84.5%

Program General & Fundraising Administrative

24 www.yearup.org 2012 Year Up Annual Report 25 OUR CORPORATE PARTNERS OUR SUPPORTERS

The following partners hosted Year Up interns from the July 2012 and January 2013 cohorts. Growth Capital Investors Individuals

501cTECH Clearwire Latin American Youth Center Swarovski $50,000+ Martin Gill Trace Harris AAA Collette Vacations LeasePlan USA T. Rowe Price Aven Foundation William Gray Lionel Harris AARP Colonial Pipeline Liberty Mutual Safeco TechBridge Barton Family Foundation Sarah and Josh Greenhill Jordan Hitch Accenture Community Technology Network Lifespan The Coca-Cola Company Holly McGrath and David Bruce Christopher Hertz Chuck Irving Achieving the Dream CompuCom Systems, Inc. LinkedIn The Field Museum Jackie and Bret Comolli Barbara Hostetter Denise Garone and Stuart Kogod Advent International Computers For Youth M. Block and Sons, Inc. The Weather Channel Mary Jane and Glenn Creamer Rashod Johnson Eric Kraus Aerotek Concur Marriott International Time Warner, Inc. Anonymous Thomas Hagerty David Joubran Leslie and William Lee Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld Covidien MFS Investment Management Tower Research Capital, LLC Bank of America Charitable Foundation Kristen and Alexander Klabin Vaughn M. Kailian Sandra and William Lehman Alameda County Medical Center CRICO/RMF MicroMenders Treasury Wine Estates Barr Foundation Mannion Family Foundation Angela and David Kenny Marjorie and Danny Levin Alaska Airlines Cubist Pharmaceuticals Millennium Pharmaceuticals Tufts Medical Center Anita and Joshua Bekenstein John McDonald Kevin Kneafsey Kristen and Kent Lucken Alcan Cable Custom Ink MIT Sloan School of Management Twitter Kristine and John Bradley Richard Ramsden Kovalcik Family Foundation The Mattoon Family Allegis Group CVS Motley Fool UMass Boston Kate and Gerald Chertavian Bruce Rosenblum Michael Loeb Joy and Duncan McCallum Altera Department of Commerce Mozilla United States Holocaust CVS/Caremark Judy and John Runstad John Lykouretzos Clare McCamy Amdocs Deutsche Bank MSPCC Memorial Museum Coatue Foundation Tom and Cathy Ryan Patricia and Jim MacAllen Dr. David McClean American Cancer Society Dickstein Shapiro NASA US Resources Maureen and Timothy Dibble Kim and David Salomon Molly and Mike Manning Anthony Miles American Express Executive Digitas National 4-H Vanguard Health Systems Sandy and Paul Edgerley John Warburg Joseph Mazzella Lisa Bisaccia and Solutions Technologies Domino Sugar National Football League Warnaco Andrea Feingold Bethany and Euan Menzies Robert Naparstek American Red Cross Dow Lohnes Network Health WCG Management LP Elizabeth B. Strickler and $25,000 - $49,999 Marion and David Mussafer Bill O’Malley American Safety Insurance Dreambox Neustar Weil, Gotshal & Manges Mark Gallogly Cecil Conlee Karen Hammond and Loretta and B.J. Penn American Tower Corporation Eastern Bank New Signature Wells Fargo Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Stephanie Dodson Michael Quattromani Wendell Reilly Ameriprise Eaton Vance Management New York City Department of Youth Yelp Elizabeth and Phillip Gross Connie and Michael Feldman Joan King and Kevin Salwen Tara and Daniel Rioux Amica eBay and Community Development YouNoodle Peter Handrinos Lauren and Brian Frank Alissa and Jack Sebastian Pam and Chris Rupright AnyBill Edwin Gould Foundation New York University Langone Zillow The Jenesis Group Lisette Nieves and Gregory Gunn John Sheehan Donna Sams AOL Elavon Medical Center Zynga Joanna and Jonathan Jacobson Leslie Hanauer and Nick Hanauer Miyoung Lee and Neil Simpkins Sophie Ziegler and AON Exelon Newell Rubbermaid The Klarman Family Foundation Ann and Michael Kay Christine and Rob Small Jonathan Schwartz AT&T FBR Capital Markets North Highland The Kresge Foundation Susie and John King Peter M. Small Alan Schwartz AT&T Mobility Federal Reserve Bank Chicago North Shore - LIJ Cross Site Partners Lovett-Woodsum Foundation Susan Crown and William Kunkler George Soros Malitta and Bradford Seamon Athenahealth Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Northern Virginia Rod McCowan Becky and Mark Levin Wendy and Dan Springer Kelly Skarakis The following partners hosted Community College Mary J. Penniman and Garrett Moran Bruce Levy Jill and Michael Stansky Charlotte Houghteling and Atlanta Legal Aid Fenway High School Year Up interns from more than NPower Northwest Elizabeth and John McQuillan Stephen Star Ed Smallwood Atlassian FM Global one Year Up site in 2012 Open Society Foundation Atrius Health Food & Water Watch Omnicom Group OXL Foundation Lisa and Jim Mooney Kerry and Brendan Swords Michael Sonnenfeldt AutoTrader Ford Foundation Open Arms The Pershing Square Foundation Mindy and Reuben Munger Alex Tulchinsky Anne Marie and Bill Teuber Bank of America Global Wealth & AvalonBay Communities Fred Hutchinson Cancer Partners HealthCare Amy and John Phelan Anne Peretz Trish and Glen Tullman Eileen McCarthy Toti and Investment Management Avectra Research Center PATH Navyn and Paul Salem Kendra and Erik Ragatz Beverly and Jerry Wilkinson Stephen Toti BNY Mellon Bain Capital, LLC Freddie Mac Patton Boggs Diane Schueneman Regis Family Foundation Maggie and Jonathan Tushman CA Technologies Baltimore City FTI Consulting Pepco Holdings, Inc. Gail Snowden Sue and Daniel Rothenberg $5,000 - $9,999 Pam Vierling Carlyle Group Baltimore City MOIT Future Foundation Perkins & Will Stephanie and Brian Spector Richard Salomon Kristin Acker Renee Weir Catapult Technology Bank of the West Gap, Inc. Pioneer Investments The Sternlicht Family Foundation Valerie and Guy Smallwood Mary Azzarto Ciampa Meghan and Kent Weldon CGI Baupost Group, LLC Genuine Parts Company PopCap Games Dr. Melodie Mayberry Stewart Elizabeth and Andrew Spokes Pauline and Robbie Bach Deltek, Inc. Baxter Healthcare George Mason University Printpack, Inc. Patty and Craig Underwood Mikal Thomsen Julia and James Balloun $2,500 - $4,999 Electronic Arts Beacon Mutual George Washington University Publicis Charlotte and Herb Wagner III Janine and J. Tomilson Hill Warren and Larissa Bare Kristin Acker Facebook BET Networks Gilbane Quality Technology Services Tona and Robert White Pamela and Alan Trefler John Barry Mora and Tim Babineau Fidelity Enterprise Infrastructure Big Fish Games Graduate Management Admission Raffa PC Charles A. Walsh III Carl and Renee Behnke Mae and Ken Barrette Fidelity Institutional Technology Biogen Idec Council (GMAC) REI Lily and Tom Beischer Marina Hatsopolous and Goldman Sachs Black Box Network Services GTECH Responsys $10,000 - $24,999 Tracey Benford Walter Bornhorst Goodwin Procter Blackstone Harvard Business School Reznick Group Alicia and Tony Abbiati Dr. Marion and Sue and Eric Boyd Google Bloomberg Harvard Business School RockTenn Howell Adams Mr. Stanley Bergman Michael Brown JP Morgan Chase Blue Cross Blue Shield of Executive Education Roderick Group Angie and Sam Allen Kathi and Bryce Blair Veronica and Reed Chisholm Kaiser Permanente Rhode Island Harvard Management Company Rollins Andrew Bluhm Molly and Michael Bogdan Shirley and Stephen Cookston Latham & Watkins, LLP Blue Shield of California Harvard University Faculty of RPC, Inc. Rene and Geoffrey Boisi Debbi and Paul Brainerd Sally and Reynolds Couch Marsh and McLennan Companies Booz Allen Hamilton Arts and Sciences Rush University Medical Center Helen Bouscaren Cole Brodman Randi and Joel Cutler Morgan Stanley Boston Children’s Hospital Hasbro SAIC Jonathan Bush Heidi Briggs and Douglas Davies New York Life Insurance Company Boston Financial Data Services Hill Holliday Search for Common Ground Catherine and Paul Buttenwieser Bernard Buonanno, Jr. Kyle Doherty New York Life Retirement Boys & Girls Clubs of Hilton Worldwide Seattle Children’s Hospital Dave Castellani Julie and Kevin Callaghan Margery Doppelt Plan Services Metropolitan Atlanta Hogan Lovells SendMe Laura and Scott Nathan DeBonis Phyllis Campbell Sara and Jeff Enright Providence Equity Partners Breakthrough New York Holder Construction Service Benefit Plan Administrative Melissa Ann and David Druley Elaine and Lee Chertavian Marie and Brian Epstein Salesforce.com Bright Horizons Family Solutions Home Depot Services Corporation Jackie and Bill Egan Margaret and Paul Chisholm Dory and Brad Faxon UBS Global Asset Management Broadridge Financial Solutions IDG San Francisco Friends School Barbara and Michael Eisenson J. Taylor Crandall The Sholley Family Foundation UBS Investments Brown University Income Research + Management Share Our Strength Chandler and Oliver Evans Suzy and Jim Donohue Gannon Family Charitable Fund WilmerHale Cabot Corporation ING Group Shire Human Genetic Therapies Barbara and Patrick Fallon Stephen Ellis Barbara and Brian Goldner California Pacific Medical Center Inova Health Systems Sidley Austin, LLP Spencer Ferebee Josephine and Bob Emmert Athena Poppas and Philip Gould Cardlytics Intercontinental Exchange Siemens Nina and David Fialkow Stephanie and Tom Formolo Christine and Charles Grant CARE USA James Jay Dudley Luce Foundation Simulia David Fike Tamar and Ken Frieze Sara and Russell Hirsch CDW Jewish Family & Career Services Southern Company Michel Finzi Cynthia and John Gallagher Cynthia and Andrew Janower Center for American Progress John Hancock Starwood Capital Group Larry Fullerton Bonnie Brown and Joe Gervais Ed and Ann Kania Foundation Citadel Investment Group Johns Hopkins Medicine State Street Kristine and Rick Ganong Philip Giudice Wendy and Martin Kaplan Citi Johns Hopkins University Steward Health Care System Sandy and Dozier Gardner Beth and Larry Greenberg Kate Kellogg Citizens Bank Lasership SunTrust Bank of Georgia Brian Gavin Evelyne Rozner and Matt Griffin William Ledingham

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John Mamana Allison and Bill Dessel Bronwyn and Jeffrey Lamont David Tanner Santiago Ayala Bakari Brock Peter Cowan John Ellis David Martin Jeremy Dies Edward Larmann Sylvia Montero and OB Taylor Jeff Aydelotte Ryan Broms Robert Cramer Michael Eltz Betsy and Ed McDermott Tracy and Enrico DiGregorio Teresa Laskey Sylvia F. Taylor Torie Carruth-Azar and Jalal Azar John Brooks Joshua Crandall Brian R. Elworthy Anne Montgomery Kimberly and Brad Dimeo Kathy Lasota Roger Taylor Amy Babington Emily Brotman Darrell Crane Kristin Ely Rodman W. Moorhead IV Sarah and Al Dobron Rob Lawrence Marcia Taylor Ruth and Gerard Badler Stacy Canady Brown Melissa and Marc Crisafulli Katrina Emmott McKenna Moreau Alison Doerfler David Levine Harrison Tempest Tim Ball Janet Brown Suzanne and Tom Cronkite Lee Englert Susan and Robert Morse Rindy and Michael Dominguez Margaret and Ed Lewis Laurie and Peter Thomsen Jeb Banks Archibald Brown, Jr. Heather and Chris Crosby Garrett Ensign Sig Mosley, Jr. Amory and Scott Donohue Jeanne and George Lieb Kathryn and John K.L. Thorndike Tony Bansal Maurice Brunt Ashley Crosier Oneyda Escobar Barbara and Vania O’Connor Lynne Brainerd and Michael Douvadjian Anthony Lim Caroline and Stephen Tortolani LaSone Barber Michael Buckham-White Barbara Crouchley Mark C. Estrada Tim R. Palmer Kellie and David Ducharme Alecia Maclin Emily Ehrenfeld and Gary Valaskovic Jon Barfield JoAnn and Bruce Buckland Jeremy Crouthers Maureen Ezekwugo Constance and Norman Rice Steve Dunne Kris and John Maeda Carolyn Lattin and Katy Barksdale Liz Bullock Joe Crouthers Lawrence Fahey Laurie Isenberg and Tim Roos Mark Edison Martha and Doug Mainiero Venkat Venkatraman Ralph Barlatier Ann Marie Burandt Tracy and Lee Crump Scott Farber Dawson Rutter Ralph Edwards Jack Mannion Alison Bailey Vercruysse and Lorrie Barnicle Shannon and Jamie Burch Tracy Crump Scott Farden William Sahlman Brian Fabes Paul Margolis Craig Vercruysse Alisane Barro Alex Burges Yasmin Cruz Mary Fasano Betty Sams Shoshana and Dan Farb Elisabeth and Bryce Markus Andrew S. Viens Deborah Barry Jason Buttles Richard Cullom Eric Fass Angelo Santinelli Sydney Asbury and Mike Farrell Eric McGinnis Kimberly Wallace Christine and Jeffrey Barton Peter Buxani Joanne Curtis Steven Fehlenberg Norean and Peter Sharpe Matthew Farron Elisabeth and William McIntire Bradley Walsh Steven Bates Jennifer and David Buxton Denise and Gary D’Entremount Susan Feiner Lori and Matt Sidman Beth and Michael Fascitelli Jamie Kase and Helene Miller Nancy and William Whitney Kathy Battistoni Thomas Caffrey Jacques R. Dahlstedt Nancy and Michael Feller Michael Spector Katharine and Larry Flynn Judy Miner, Ph.D. Greg Widroe Warren Batts Vanessa Calderon-Rosado Scott Dale Nancy J. Ferraioli Cathleen and John L. Sullivan Stephen Forman Charlie Moore Jack Wieland Dan Baudouin Heather Campbell Sunil Daluvoy Joseph Ferrante Nicola and Phil Thompson Kara Freeman Robert Morris Jeffrey Wigbels Katie Baynes Shannon and Tim Campos Christina Daly Beroz Ferrell Christina Vandewater Tiffiny Furdak Bill Munro Charles H. Witmer Randy Bean Stephen Caplow Britt C. Danneman Daniel Finacchio XinXu Wang Alice and Thomas Gallagher Patricia and Peter Nadosy Anthony Wood Russell Beauchemin Cameron Carling Lisa and Eric Dantas Mary Finlay Sharyn and Bill Weidlein Sophia and Mike Ghaffary Rich Neimand Jenner Wood Maria Bechily Suzanne Carlson Erin Darcy Lisa and Ted Fischer Russell Glass Lisa McCann and Jamie Nemiah Tom Wood Karen Walker Beecher Lisa Gruenberg and Steve Datish Robert Fischer $1,000 - $2,499 Harriet and Jonathan Goldstein Usha Nesamoney Nancy and William Wray Valerie Christophilos Belitsos and Martin Carmichael, III Shanique Davis Dan Fishman Alison and Edward Abbo Carol Kirsch and Thomas Gottlieb David O’Connor Michael Zowine Jonathan Belitsos Britton and Stokes Carrigan Tom Davis Ken Fishman Sarah Baker and Cherie Graham Arthur Ott Lauren Bell Callie and Will Carroll Abby and Ross Davisson Peggy Fitzgerald Timothy Albright Peter T. Grave Sheryl Ott UP TO $1,000 Wanda Bell Robert Casagrande Andrew Day Joseph Flaherty Dan Alexander Lisa Chin and Nigel Green Katie Schwab Paige and Matt Paige Annie Abbruzzese Pat and Dante Bellini Michael Casas Patricia Deal Freddy Flores Barbara Alexander Dara and David Grossman Trish Palumbo Pratima Abichandani Kathy and Tom Bendheim Brian J. Casella Vincente Del Rio Ahmad Flournoy Pauline S. Allyn Teresa and Peter Hacunda Jung and Jason Park Darren J. Abrahamson Perry Benitez Marianne Caserta Debra Del Toro Timothy Foley Robert Ames Lucia Hagander Willa Perlman Gregory Adams Martha and Oliver Bennett David Casey JD Delafield John Ford Yuval Neeman and Hemda Arad Liz and Todd Hammer Ron Picerne Zanetta Adams-Pilgrim Leigh and Kenneth Bento Suzanne Casolaro Elisa Delaney Kweku D. Forstall Susan Ballati Trista Hannan Sasha and Lowell Press David Aidi Harry Berberian Jackie Cassada Donna Dellota Gordon Fox Jeff Beale Lyle Harris Deborah Quazzo Chad Alarie Joseph Beretta Charlie Cassidy Sarah and Dr. Charles Denby Emily Freedman Greg Behrman Timothy Hartch Cassie Rahm Pam and Tom Alarie Midgley and John Berkery Stephen C. Chan Robert Dent Mimi and Peter Freeman Joyce and Alan Bender Makiko Harunari Preston Raymond Scott Alderman Anthony Bethea Ayesha Chaudhry Shelly and Mark Derby Marcella Freeman Kate and Kent Bennett Mike Healy Leigh Bonney and Larry Ritzhaupt Tony Allison Akshay Bhatnagar Winnie Chen Allison and Bill Dessel Ebony Frelix Amy and Richard Beretta Julia Hebert Freddy Robinson Matt Alofs Carson Biederman April Chen and Bryan Cheng Jared Dickinson Michelle Freshman Meg and Craige Bertero Beth Herman Elyse Rosenblum Alice and Sandy Altman Colin Billings Alice and Edmund Chew Maribeth Diener Deborah Wexler and David Friedman Frank Bishop Erik Hertz Jeff and Lori Runnfeldt Joe Alvarez Brooks Binder Sanjay Chojar Vanessa Diffenbaugh Jeff Friedstein Deirdre and Fraser Black Gregory Heyman Antoinette Russell Monija Amani Marion Black-Ruffin Ginger Chubbs Elizabeth Rivera Dirks Zachary Fuchs Becky Blalock Jon Hirschtick Robin and David Ryan Emily Ambrose Christina Blanco Candice Cintron Kelsey Doherty Mack Fuller III Michelle-Anne and William Bors Paul Holtzman Christine Salomon Dave Ambrose Liana Blechinger Kristin and John Clark Michael and Heidi Dolan Sherwyn Fullington Sheila and Edward Broderick, Jr. Lisa Hook Lucia Santini Corey Anderson Alex Blostein Brian Clifford Dustin Dolginow Koepke Hogan Family Charity Fund Loring Brown Brian Houle Audrey Schneider Reginald Andre Jane and Ed Bogdan Charlene Clinton Jeffrey Doran Kerry Gabler Jennifer Nassour and David Hudson Karen and Phil Schneidermeyer Ruth and Bob Andrews Jennifer and David Boland Beau Coash Angela Dorn Salli Gaddini Charles J. Brucato III Imad Husain Mark Schuster Julie Andrews Sara Bomberger Jim Cochran Ariel Dos Santos Caroline Gaffney Steve Burbage Margaret and Ed Ingalls Tom and Krista Seery Hassan Anjum Michael Bonds Laura Cox and Jay Cohen James Downey John Galante Lynda and Jeff Bussgang Hiro Iwanaga Linda Shafer Ceasar Anquillare Mike Booras David Cohen Allison Downing Charisse Galarza Tushara Canekeratne Stuart Janney III Tracy and Bob Shea Abraham Antigua Gail and Ron Bor Clifford Cohn Terry Doyle Matthew Gallagher Erica Christensen Shummi Jindal Tom Sherwood Ruby Apsler Steve Borbee Staci Cole John Drees Shauna and Keith Gammage Ellie and Brian Chu Archie Jones Lori and Paul Shoemaker Vanessa Araujo Robin Boss Elfriede and Charles Collis Faye Dresner Brian Garback Greg Ciongoli Beth Kargel Emer Dooley and Robert Short Dana Archer-Rosenthal Jennifer Botch Roger Colman David Dube Sarah Garber Amy Corey Elaine and Simon Karpen Molly Sims Ime Archibong Paul Boudrye Shaune S. Conant Margaret and David Duffell Subhek Garg Lane and Richard Courts Elliot Katzman Len and Mickey Sirowitz Kent Archie Christopher Bouley Maura Connolly Brian Dugdale Alexandra Garrison Ann Cramer Deborah Kay Mary and Richard Small Alexa Arena Michael Boyd Christopher Conroy Beth Duggan Evan Gartenlaub Jenn Crenshaw Dennis Kessler Sally Lapides and Arthur Solomon Joseph Armao Chris Boyd Jean Cooney Torarie Durden Barbara Gaskin Joanne Giannino and Sylvia and Samuel Ketcham Anna and Jack Sommers Brawnski Armstrong Kevin Brandmeyer Eleanor Cooper Lissa Dutra Stephen Gaudette Russell Curtis Jaime and Ryan Kim Bob Sommers Melanie Murphy Arnold Kimberly Bratton Sally Corbin James Dykhouse Salma Gaya Dyan and Robert Cutro Megan and Martin King Jacob Sorensen Lora F. Arnold April Breeden Betsy Corey Luis Miguel Echeverri Jessica Geis Catherine and Bob Dame Anna Sinaiko and Joshua Klevens Stevenson Family Charitable Trust Raya Gildor and Kenneth Paul Asquith Herbert Brennan William J. Corkhill Christopher Edouazin Michael Gero Richard Dames Ben Knight Christy Strawbridge Rob Astacio David Brenner Claudia Correa Adam Edwards Vernon Giang Colleen and Keith Danos Matt Korn Maureen and Dr. Patrick Sullivan James Athanasoulas John Bresnahan Wilson Correa Covie Edwards-Pitt Carl J. Giardino Tracy and Bill Daugherty Holly Kortright Thomas Sweeney Lestra Litchfield and Steven Atlas Clare Bretz Chrissy and Darren Corrente Amanda Marie Eisel Rosy Gil Jack Davies Kathy Krumpe Mona and Dave Taliaferro Jens Audenart Roger E. Brinner Juan Cotto Kirk Eland Kristina Gillis Keith Denham Alexandra DeLaite and Thomas Kuo Wesley Tanaka Kathryn Auger Diane and Paul Brissette Jon Paul Couture Nick and Emily Elliot Sandy Gillis

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Joan McPhee and Michael Gilson Terrence Hollingswroth Thomas Knight Brandy McAniff Shelagh O’Brien Beatrice Reilley Thomas P. Smith Denise Wang Christopher Giovanni Jill Holloway Sujatha Koduri Liza and Tim McCahan Colleen O’Connell Renee and Christopher Reilly Catherine Smith Cerina Wanzer Abigail P. and Charles S. Glassenberg Ana Homayoun Richard Kopf Andrea Varano and Matt McCann Brian O’Day Jennifer Remmes Jackie Smith Anne Webber Ellen S. Glazer Jennifer Berryman Horne and Linda Kornahrens Carole McCann Jonathan O’Donnell Stefanie and Edward Ricci William Smith Peter Webel Katherine and Matthew Glendinning Kenneth Horne Laurie and Joseph Kosciuszek Steve McCann Rich O’Leary Janet and Edward Ricci Jill Smith Joan and Matt Weber Michael Glennon Robert Houle Kathy Kountze-Tatum John McCarter Bill O’Neill Sarah Richardson Allison Boehret Soderstrom William Weber Rhonda and Steven Glyman Jim Howard Frank Kozakiewicz Jeanine Mcconaghy Lynne Oldham Dennis Richter Cassandra and Patrick Solomon Angela Weiden Leslie and Stan Mark Godoff Rebecca Hubbard Phyllis Jacobson Kram Sally S. McDaniel Josephine Oleary Dennis Riley Anna and Jack Sommers Barbara V. Weidlich Abby Herzberg and Jesse Goldberg George Hubman Ruth Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McDevitt Gina Oliveri Terri Rinella Gwen Spencer Karin and Ted Wetherill Elizabeth and Gary Goldberg Lauren and Tom Hudson John Krapf William McDowell David Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Rizzo Kerry and Mike Stanchina Catherine Friend White and Alan Goldfarb Charles Hudson Saleel Kulkarni John McEleney Anna Paine Christopher Roberts Diane and Will Stansbury Richard E. White Brian Goldsmith Sheila Hughes Eugene Kunde Gary A. McGaha, Ph.D. Iwona and James Paolucci Pamela Robertson Sandy Stark Bill White Michael Goldstein Karen Hughes Jimmy Kwan Fidelma McGinn Michael Pariano Annette Vallone and Tassos Stathos Holly and William Whitledge Sharon Gordon Ian Hyatt Kristen and Bolt Lamotte Gilbert McGraw Marcela and Matthew Parker Michael Rocchio Matt Stehle Armistead Whitney Debbie Gordon Ahmed Ibrahim Steve Landau Landon McGrew Matt Parrack Diana Rodriguez Sue Stenhouse Jan and Robert Whitsitt Jean Gould Jennifer and Phil Ierardi Stephen Lane Salvador Medina Amy Parsons Steven Rogers Cornelius Stephens Pamela Wiggins Katharine Munro and John Graham Wendy Ingram Tina Rizack and Christopher Langlois Kevin Mee John Parsons Priscilla and Jabes Rojas Christopher Stettler Kern Williams Arianne Graham Marc Irizarry Robert Laronga Anmol Mehra Joe Pasquale Caroline Romano Stacey Stevens Patrick Williams Scott Grandfield Rita Izaquirre Stephen Lasota Rachel and Charles Mellen Hetal Patel Carter Romansky Ian Stewart Heather Wininger Paula and Leonard Granoff Ray Jackson Liam Lavery Bitsy and Brandon Melton Gina Costello and Gyan Pareek Lacy Garcia Roosevelt and Abigail Stewart-Kahn Dan Winter Elizabeth and Evan Granoff Lisa Jackson Justin Lazaro Kate Mendillo Tricia Patrick Jack Roosevelt Toby Stock Kirsten Wolberg Tony Grant Suzanne Jacober Amy Lazarus Helen Menefee Rebekka Paynter Ashley Rose Chuck Stonecipher Joshua Wolf Richard and Dana Green Yovany Jerez Polly Sidwell and Richard A Leblanc Kerri Merriam Ellen and Bob Peck Noah Rosenbaum Eileen Storz-Salino Evelyn and Joel Wolfson Philanthropic Foundation Tamara and Will Johnson Amy Wallace and John Lee Josh Mertz Anna and Brett Peel Richard Rosenow Siri Striar Donna Woodall Benjamin Green Phyllis Johnson Karin Lee Marcia Dworkind and Randolph Peers David Ross Charlene and David Su Jeff Woodford James Gribble Greg Johnson Sophia Lee Charles Merzbacher Patricia and Duane Pellervo John Rouse Ashraf Suliman Ann Woolsey Derek Groothuis Rufus Jones Jr. Jeffrey A. Leerink Ewa and Stephen Metcalf Lucy Campbell Pelsma Gordon Rubenstein David Sung Bryce Word Dan Gross Robin and Tripp Jones Nicole Leffer Alex Michel Harlan Peltz Paul Rubinfeld Andrew William Swanson David Woronov Tim Groves Jacqueline Jones Tina Leighton Jose Millan Deborah Penn Peter Rushton Daniel Sylvia Felicia Woseley Scott Gullick Valerie Jones Chris Leo Ann and Jamie Millard Blythe and Nichlas Penna Patty Russart Tina and Ron Tanemura Christopher Wright Susan and Richard Gulman Jane Jones Tracy Burlock and Amy Miller Barbara Perell Andrew Russell Laura Tayloe Alan Wright Paul M. Gunderson Gerald R. Jordan Mark Leuchtenberger Charlotte Miller James Perencevich William Russo Laura Hodges Taylor and Dan Wright Kenneth Gunn Brenna and Jeff Jordan Ginny Levi Sarah Milo Anel Perez Bilal Saafir Scott Taylor Shannon Wroten Josephine Louie and Chiu-Shien Guo Tara and Reid Jordan Nancy and George Levin Rebecca Minor Stuart Peskin John Sadoff Patrick Taylor Nan Wu Anupama and Apurv Gupta Anthony Joseph Shari Levitan Derek Miranda Evonne and Mark Peters Gabriel Safar Donna and William Templeton Adrienne Yan Jeremy Gwiazda Robert Junkin Arnold Levy Brad Missal Melissa Petersen Ketul Sakhpara Francisco Tezen Randy Yang James Hacunda Chava Kallberg Philip Lewis Rana Mitra Anders Peterson Rob Salmon Aduke Thelwell Wacarra Yeomans Audree Halasz Elaine Chow and Danny Kalmar Jeff Lewis Monisha Mitra Laurie Peterson Jorge Sanchez Cedric Thomas Erin Yu Jan Half Joshua Kanner Charles Leykum Gail Morales Kevin Petrosino Theresa Sanders Theresa Thorley Judith A. Saryan and Karen and Chris Hallberg Richard Kappler II Derek Ligeikis Thomas Moran James Pflasterer Rudelle Sargeant-Franklin Kara Thorvaldsen Victor V. Zarougian Theresa Hamacher Elaine Karpen Max Lin Sara Morgan Patricia Pflum Cory Saunders Charlie Ticotsky Constantine Zavos Bethann Hardison Athena Katsaros David Linsalata Margaret Morin Jennifer Phillips Paul Schaut Stephanie Ting Kevin Zhang Randy Hardy Jeff Katzin Eric Liu Jose Luis Morin Patrick Pierce Fran and Jerry Scher Karen and David Ting Ulyana Zilbermints Sue Hargather Jonathan Kaufman Rhonda and Chuck LoCurto Craig Morrill Jeffrey Pierce Melanie Schnelle Elise and Ian Tjernagel Michael Zodda Brian Harnish Aliki Ioannides and Eric Keating Adam Van Loon Humaira Ghilzai and Jim Morris Michael C. Pierre Jeffrey L. Schwartz Stephanie Condakes Troski and Marissa and Daniel Zwelling Kathie and Phil Harrington Keating Family Fund Linda Lulli Lee Moua Alison Pine Sarah Scorza Greg Torski David Zynn Janice M. Harris John Keller Andrew Lyall Jonathan Moy Jack Piper Angela Scott Elizabeth Tracey Gracie and James Harris Sheri Kelly Glen Macdonald Margaret Muhlfelder Angela Poliskey Teresa Scott Danny Tran Christopher Harris Alida and Mike Kendall Christina and Brad Mace Ann and William Murray Cassandra Ponder Ann Scott William Tremblay Sarah Harrison Keala Kendall David MacKeen Tameca Murray Charlotte Porter Santo Scrofani John Tripp William Harrison Eliza Kennedy Rory MacLysaght Susan Murray Dan Portillo Cyndie and Jonathan Seely Anne Turner Margaret Hart Geoffrey Kent Mary Malmgren Christine Nagaya Shweta Prabhakar Beau Seil Ken Ulbricht Lauren and Bob Hay Tom Kent Michael Mancini Crystal Nagaya Daniel Pracale Ryan Selkis Irene Upshur Daniel Hayes Robert W. Keogh Daniel Manning Isaac Nagiel Morgan Price John Senior George P. Urban Polly Haylon Richard Kerby Michael Mantegari Brenda Nagle Jon Pucker Ken Senus Brad Ursillo Sarah Haylon Bilal Khan Christopher March Eric V. Napoli Michael Pugatch Orit Shaer Nick Usoff Geordie Hebard Daniel Khouri Stephen Margolis Ameet Narayan Arjan Puniani Ricky R. Sharma Julie Valenti Denise Hebner Claire Kiely Mona and Scott Marimow David Nardi In honor of Alex Quince Caryl and Gary Shaw Marywren and Philip C. Vanderwilden Dorothy Held Caroline and Tim King Amy and Ben Markham Kathleen Nash Kathryn A. Rabuzzi Margaret Shaw Christine Veschi Natalie and Ed Henrich Robert King Nancy Marksbury Sam Nathans Daniel Rabuzzi, MD John Shea Cynthia Ward and Paul Vieira Preston Henske Marko Kivisto Liz Maroney Adam Nebeser David Rachleff Nathaniel Shelness C.T. Vivian Eric Hernandez Timothy Kleiman Ivan Marte Stewart Neill Sue Rahr Pamela Shelton John W. Vander Vort Clifton Hicks Matt Klein Matthew Martin Travis Nelson Meg and Chris Ramsden Jemi Shieh DePriest Waddy Kate and John Hiester Lisa Klein Noelle Mastropieri Ellyn Newkirk Rob Ramsey Jeff Silver Dakira Walker Nayef Hijazi Adam Klein Lucy and Ray Mathieu Dimitry Neyshtadt Suher Rasid Susan Simpson Betsy and Knox Walkup Samuel Hill Jonathan Klein Elliot Mattingly Morgan Nguyen Kamille Reaves Tiffany Singleton John Walkup Andrew Hirsch Doug Kline Cayenne Barnes and Marty Maxwell Max Nibert Megan and Casey Recupero Lynn Singleton Jason Waller Linda Hoffmeister Weslee Knapp Rebecca Mayer Thomas Nissley Emily Reeves Eric Singley Chris Walquist Lee H. Hofrichter Kristin and Matthew Knight Emily Anthony and David Maymudes Pedro Noguera Barbara Rehm Michael Sion Chris Walters Rebecca Hoke Sharon Knight Candice L. Maynard Brian Novelline Shari Reichenberg Rocco Caldararo and John Smith Gregory Walton

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Foundations Corporate Public

$250,000+ The Walter & Elise Haas Fund Vila B. Webber Charitable Trust $50,000+ $5,000 - $9,999 UP TO $5,000 Home Depot ABT Associates James Irvine Foundation The Wilbur and Hilda Glenn Webb Family Foundation American Express Adage Capital Management ABT Associates Inavero, Inc Commonwealth of Massachusets JP Morgan Chase Foundation Family Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Baupost Group, L.L.C. Allure Magazine Accenture IvyLife DC Department of Lone Pine Foundation Yawkey Foundation World Bank BNY Mellon AvalonBay Communities Active Network Jeffries & Company, LLC Employment Services New Options Project Y & H Soda Foundation Boeing Company Ballentine Partners Adecco Group Services JustGive.org Massachusetts Department of New York Life Foundation $10,000 - $49,999 CA Technologies Bank of New York Mellon Akamai Lifespan Transitional Assistance Pathways Fund Alcoa Foundation UP TO $10,000 Goldman Sachs Gives Community Partnership A-List Education Lockheed Martin National Youth Employment Coalition Robin Hood Foundation Amgen Foundation A. Lawrence and Ruth C. Kolbe Fund JPMorgan Chase & Co. Boston Company Asset Alnor Oil Company, Inc Manpower New York City Economic Salesforce.com Foundation Annie E. Casey Foundation Amherst Foundation M. Block and Sons, Inc. Management, LLC Anonymous Manulife Financial Development Corporation Skillworks: Partners for a Bernard E. and Alba Witkin Atlanta Foundation Microsoft The Boston Society for Aon Corporation Mariner Investment Group New York State Office of Temporary Productive Workforce Charitable Foundation Barker Welfare Foundation Senator Investment Group LP Information Management Atrion MathWorks and Disability Assistance State Street Foundation, Inc. Blackstone Charitable Foundation Camp-Younts Foundation State Street Corporation BTIG Bain & Company Mellon Capital Management Pathways Fund Tipping Point Community Carl and Ruth Shapiro Capital Group Companies Vector Class Action Settlement California Pacific Medical Center Barkan Companies MFS Investment Management Rhode Island Department of Education Venture Philanthropy Partners Family Foundation The Clark Charitable Foundation Centerbridge Partners, L.P. Batterymarch Financial Management MGM Resorts San Francisco Office of Economic CF Foundation The Cosette Charitable Fund $25,000 - $49,999 Citizens Bank BB&T Molly Maid and Workforce Develoment $100,000 - $249,999 Chicago Community Trust Crown Family Philanthropies AMG Foundation Commonwealth Limousine Beacon Mutual Moody Aldrich Partners Seattle Youth Employment Program A Better Chicago Coatue Foundation Dennis Family Foundation AT&T Worldwide Beanstalk Nadastra, Inc. Washington State Office of the Governor Abell Foundation Creating IT Futures Foundation Dies Family Foundation Barclays Capital CompTIA Educational Benemax Needham Bank Altman Foundation The David E. Retik Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation CitiGroup Community Relations Foundation Bessemer Trust Company Network Health BlackRock Christopher D. Mello Foundation Fannie Mae Eaton Vance Management The Davis Companies Bethann Management New Boston Business Network Boston Foundation Edwin Gould Foundation Fascitelli Family Foundation Income Research + Management Ernst and Young Blue Cross Blue Shield OTR Global Casey Family Programs Family Alliance Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Kaiser Permanente Fulcrum Equity Partners of Rhode Island PanAgora Asset Management Charles and Helen Schwab Foundation Georgia-Pacific Ford Foundation Newell Rubbermaid Georgia Commerce Bank BNY Mellon Wealth Management Pegasystems, Inc. Holly McGrath and David Bruce Grand Circle Foundation Forest Foundation Watermill Institutional Trading, LLC GSO Capital Partners Boston Financial Data Services Pioneer Investments Invest For Kids Hazard Family Foundation Foundation To Be Named Later WCG Management L.P. Hewlett Packard Boston Trust & Investment ProTech Systems Group, Inc. J. Bulow Campbell Foundation Imlay Foundation Fremont Group Foundation ICAP Energy LLC Management Company Red Hat, Inc. Lloyd A. Fry Foundation J.E. and Z.B. Butler Foundation Gap Foundation $10,000 - $24,999 Janney Montgomery Scott, LLC Business Control Systems Robert Half Technologies Passport Foundation Jackson and Irene Golden 1989 Georgia Center For Nonprofits Acumen Solutions VA Javlin Capital C.E. Allen Lithographing Studley Peery Foundation Charitable Trust Georgia Power Foundation Advent International KPMG Trade Plant, Inc. Symantec Pinkerton Foundation Janey Fund Charitable Trust Hartford Foundation for Public Giving American Tower Corporation Latham & Watkins Cadence Capital Management Taylor, Duane, Barton and Gilman Price Family Foundation John and Mary Franklin Foundation, Inc. Homestead Foundation, Inc. Atalaya Capital Management LP Loomis Sayles and Company Capital One Services, LLC TemPositions Group Rhode Island Foundation Leon Lowenstein Foundation Horwitz Family Memorial Foundation Bain Capital, LLC Lord Abbett and Company Carlyle Group TisBest Philanthrophy United Way of Rhode Island Mabel A. Horne Fund Jewish Communal Fund Bloomberg LP Morgan Stanley Smith Barney CBIZ Tofias & Mayer Trilogy International Mariposa Foundation Longfield Family Foundation CLSA Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc. Hoffman McCann P.C. Partners, LLC $50,000 - $99,999 Mary Allen Lindsey Branan Foundation Mattlin Foundation Covidien NEPC Chartis Insurance United Business Media Amelia Peabody Foundation McCormick Foundation McGladrey Charitable Foundation Cresa Partners Chicago New York Life Retirement City College of San Francisco Valassis Apple Pickers Foundatio The Michelle and Robert Friend Foundation Moeller Foundation Inc. Deltek, Inc. Plan Services City of Boston VisionIT Capital One Foundation Moccasin Lake Foundation Morrison Family Foundation Deutsche Bank The Parthenon Group The Clorox Company Foundation Westfield Capital Management Courts Foundation Morgens West Foundation National Philanthropic Trust Fidelity Investments Pfizer The Coca-Cola Company Weston Golf Club David, Helen, and Moriah Fund Nellie Mae Education Foundation Genuine Parts Company Putnam Investments Cox Communications Wilmington Trust Marian Woodward Fund The Morris and Gwendolyn Nye-Pyle Foundation Goldman Sachs Quality Technology Services Cuban Revolution Zynga The Economic Club of Washington DC Cafritz Foundation One Family, Inc. Google Sankaty Advisors LLC CustomInk.com FAO Schwarz Family Foundation Noyce Foundation Partners of ‘63 Grosvenor Capital Management L.P. SAP America DLA Piper Finnegan Family Foundation NYSE Euronext Foundation Paul Glaser Foundation GTECH Sanford C. Bernstein & Co., LLC The Dow Chemical Company George T. Lewis, Jr. 2001 Foundation Open Door Education Foundation Points of Light Institute Hasbro Scripps Networks Interactive DRW Holdings Germeshausen Foundation OSA Foundation Reebok Foundation HighBrook Investment Sidley Austin LLP Eliassen Group Ira W. DeCamp Foundation Paul and Edith Babson Foundation Richard and Nancy P Marriott Management The Society For Information Embrace Home Loans Joyce Foundation People’s United Community Foundation Family Foundation ICAP LLC Management EQ Investment Advisors, LLC Lovett-Woodsum Foundation PricewaterhouseCoopers Robert and Arlene Kogod Marsh & McLennan Southern Company Feingold O’Keeffe Capital Marcled Foundation Charitable Foundation Family Foundation Companies, Inc. Splunk First Republic Bank In Boston New York Community Trust Randleigh Foundation Trust Sovereign Santander Neustar STAG Industrial Future State New York Women’s Foundation RealNetworks Foundation Staples Foundation Nomura Group Standish GeekWire O. Wayne Rollins Foundation Rich Foundation, Inc. Stardust Foundation Northern Virginia State Street Global Advisors Global Payments The Philanthropic Initiative The Rockdale Foundation TIFF Advisory Services Community College Summit Partners Goodwin Procter Richard Salomon Safeco Foundation United Way of Massachusetts Bay Partners HealthCare Thomas H. Lee Partners Harvard Management Company Family Foundation San Francisco Foundation United Way of NYC PricewaterhouseCoopers W.B.Mason HDI - Atlanta S.D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation Sand Hill Foundation United Way of the Bay Area Randstad American HQ The Seattle Foundation Sartain Lanier Family Foundation, Inc. Washington Women’s Foundation SunTrust Bank of Georgia The Senator Foundation Schrafft Charitable Trust Yelp Foundation TechServe Alliance The Starfish Group Share Fund Textron Tides Foundation Sheng-Yen Lu Foundation Tudor Foundation, Inc. The Tull Charitable Foundation Silicon Valley Community Foundation UBS Union Square Fund TowerBrook Foundation W. W. Grainger W. Clement and United Way of King County Weil, Gotshal & Manges Jessie V. Stone Foundation The Walther Foundation Wells Fargo Bank of Georgia

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National Board Members Trustees Emeriti Jeb Bush Thomas Ryan Former Governor of Florida Former Chairman, CVS Caremark Corporation; Paul Salem (Chair) Garrett Moran Eileen Brown Operating Partner, Advent International Co-Founder and Senior Immediate Past Senior Managing Founder and Chancellor, Kenneth Chenault Managing Director, Providence Director and COO of Private Equity, Cambridge College Chairman and CEO, American Express Ruth Simmons Equity Partners Current Senior Advisor, The Former President, Brown University Blackstone Group Andrea Feingold Dick Parsons Tim Dibble (Immediate Past Co-Founder and Investment Former Chairman, Citigroup Inc. Chair and Treasurer) Pedro Noguera Principal, Feingold O’Keeffe General Partner, Alta Equity Peter L. Agnew Professor of Capital Michael Powell Partners Education, NYU and Executive President & Chief Executive Officer of the National Cable Director, NYU Metropolitan Center David Ford & Telecommunications Association; Former Chairman of Peter Handrinos (Secretary) for Urban Education Former Executive Director, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Partner, Latham & Watkins Smith Family Foundation Gail Snowden John Bradley Chief Executive Officer, Freedom Jim Pallotta Global Group Head of Human House Inc. Chairman and Managing Resources, UBS Director, Raptor Capital NATIONAL SENIOR LEADERSHIP TEAM Kerry Sullivan Management Gerald Chertavian President, Bank of America Founder and CEO, Year Up Charitable Foundation Diane Schueneman Gerald Chertavian William Lehman Former Senior Vice President, Founder and CEO National Director, Corporate Engagement Shanique Davis Robert G. Templin, Jr. Head of Global Infrastructure Junior Systems Engineer, President, Northern Virginia Solutions, Merrill Lynch Noel Anderson Sue Meehan Affiliated Computer Services, Community College (NOVA) National Senior Director of Program Chief Operating Officer (Year Up National Capital Joseph Smialowski Region Alumna, ’08) Managing Director, Citigroup Greg Walton Shawn Jacqueline Bohen Lisette Nieves Desktop Support Specialist, National Director for Strategic Growth and Impact National Director of Strategic Program Pilots Lisa Jackson Massachusetts Institute of Technology Richard Smith Partner, New Profit Inc. (Year Up Boston Alumnus, ’07) Co-Chair, Smith Family Scott Donohue Sandra Stark Foundation Senior Leadership Advisor National Site Director Melodie Mayberry-Stewart Shirley Marcus Allen * Senior Director of Global Partner, Venture Philanthropy Partners Pamela Trefler Strategies, MidAmerica Founder and Chair, Consulting Group Carol Thompson Cole * Trefler Foundation President and CEO, Venture Rod McCowan Philanthropy Partners Craig Underwood CEO, Paideia Systems Group; Founder and CEO, Sports EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS Former Partner, New Profit Inc. Kim Tanner ** Loyalty International Inc. Senior Program Officer, The Jenesis Group Alan Anderson Meghan Hughes Executive Director, Chicago Executive Director, Providence

Jay Banfield Casey Recupero Executive Director, Bay Area Executive Director, Boston

Lisa Chin Ronda Harris Thompson Executive Director, Puget Sound Executive Director, National Capital Region

We are honored to have 100% of our 2012 Board giving to the organization Alicia Guevara [Open] * Venture Philanthropy Partners Representative on the National Board Executive Director, New York Executive Director, Atlanta ** Jenesis Group Representative on the National Board

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Year Up National Office Year Up National Capital Region Year Up Professional Training Corps 133 Federal Street 1560 Wilson Boulevard (PTC) Locations 11th Floor Suite 350 Boston, MA 02110 Arlington, VA 22209 Year Up PTC Baltimore 617-542-1533 703-312-9327 Baltimore City Community College 2901 Liberty Heights Avenue Year Up Atlanta Year Up New York Room 231B 730 Peachtree Street NE Manhattan location: Baltimore, MD 21215 Suite 900 55 Exchange Place 410-462-8446 Atlanta, GA 30308 Suite 403 404-249-0300 New York, NY 10005 Year Up PTC Miami 212-785-3340 Miami Dade College – Wolfson Campus Year Up Bay Area 25 NE 2nd Street San Francisco location: Brooklyn location: Building 5, Room 5512 210 Spear Street 9 Dekalb Avenue Miami, FL 33132 San Francisco, CA 94105 Fifth Floor 305-237-7200 415-512-7588 Brooklyn, NY 11201 347-296-0210 Silicon Valley location: 100 West San Fernando Street Year Up Providence San Jose, CA 95113 40 Fountain Street 408-283-9553 7th Floor Providence, RI 02903 Year Up Boston 401-421-7819 93 Summer Street 5th Floor Year Up Puget Sound Boston, MA 02110 2607 2nd Avenue 617-542-1533 Seattle, WA 98121 206-441-4465 PHOTO NOTES Year Up Chicago 223 West Jackson Boulevard Suite 400 Chicago, IL 60606 Front Cover: Kiara Santos, Year Up Boston, Class of July 2011 312-726-5300

PHOTO CREDITS

Cover: Photo by Lauren Joseph Page 1: Photo by Kathleen Rose Page 2: Photo by Kim Fuller Page 4: Photo by Shannon Finney Photography Page 6: Photo by Matt Cronkite Page 8: Photo by Lauren Joseph Page 10: Photo by Kat Goduco Photography + Concepts Page 12-13: Photo by Kat Rose Page 14: Photo by Clinton Global Initiative Page 16: Photo by Justin Steele Page 18: Photo by Marshall Photography Page 20: Photo by Yvonne Albinowski Page 22: Photo by Carlos Llano, Miami Dade College

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