ANNUAL REPORT 2013

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Henry Street Settlement opens doors of opportunity to enrich lives and enhance human progress for residents and other New Yorkers through social services, arts and health care programs.

2 2 Message from the Executive Director 3 Message from the TABLE of Board of Directors 4 Highlights of 2013 CONTENTS 6 Changing Lives at Henry Street: Five Real Life Stories 12 Benefits & Galas 14 Financial Report 2013 15 Henry Street Donors 28 Board of Directors and Senior Staff 29 Map of Henry Street Locations

2 1 from the Executive Director from the Board of Directors Do You Believe in Magic? I do — the magic of hard work, not illusion. Henry Street is the embodiment of both tradition and We see “magic” every day at Henry Street — lives transformed by a innovation. The settlement house model — a radical college acceptance, a new home or a first job. Of course, there are social experiment conceived during the Progressive era no tricks to this magic; instead, it’s accomplished with perseverance, — has not only survived, but has thrived, emerging as a dedication, hard work and sometimes even struggle. solution to the Tale of Two Cities inequality articulated At any of our sites, on any day, magic is happening: A preschooler by New York’s new mayor. Henry Street has a 120-year from an immigrant family is learning the alphabet, his first encounter history of innovative programs to help New York’s most with his new language; a teen is studying for the SATs, to be the first vulnerable achieve economic self-sufficiency, narrowing in her family to attend college; a recently widowed senior is enjoying a the gap of economic disparity. hot, nutritious meal and companionship; a family escaping domestic Providing efficacious programs takes money, and violence is being sheltered and counseled, preparing for a brighter 2013 has been one of our most successful

STREET HENRY future; a struggling mother is enrolling in the food stamp program, years in recent memory. We are close to our $12 million PHILIP. T RUEGGER III

so she can feed her family; a young man is learning strategies to Capital Campaign goal, enabling us to enhance our Chairman advance at his job; and a child is engaging her imagination by creating physical plant and acquire an abandoned firehouse to a sculpture. expand vital programs.

from I remain amazed by the profound The year has also brought change. Dale Burch, a transformations I see, changes that dedicated member of the Board of Directors since 1970, redirect the trajectory of the lives of is stepping down after ten years of exemplary leadership so many who come to Henry Street. as board president. She has graciously agreed to serve These positive changes reverberate as honorary president and continue as a board member. in each individual; the ripple effect Dale’s family has a long tradition of Settlement service: expands from our street and into our her mother, Mary Jones, was a board leader for decades, neighborhood, our city and beyond. her brother, Tony Jones, served on the board until his At Henry Street, we have countless death in 2010, and her daughter-in-law, Melissa Burch,

MESSAGES opportunities to perform the “magic” is providing the next generation of leadership as a that helps members of our community board member. lead better, more productive and In addition to Dale, we gratefully acknowledge the happier lives. That is our mission, our contributions of all members of Henry Street’s Board commitment and our promise. I’m of Directors for their leadership and commitment, proud to be a part of an organization DAVID GARZA to the staff and to our funders — all of whom make SCOTT SWID that carries this out every day. Executive Director the important work we do possible. President

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2 DE BLASIO VISITS — AND PRAISES — HENRY STREET Just days before he took office, Mayor Bill de Blasio came to Henry Street to announce his appointment of Gladys Carrión as Commissioner for the Administration for Children’s Services. During his speech, de Blasio had this to say about the Settlement: “ really epitomizes so much of the challenge we face today, but

STREET HENRY Chirlane McCray, Mayor de Blasio and this challenge has been met by the Henry David Garza Street Settlement since 1893. This is one of the

at historic sites in the fight to make sure that the needs of children and families were met, that the needs of low income people were met. THE DASH SNOW INITIATIVE, created by family and friends of the late artist to honor “If you think about the Tale of Two Cities we’re living today in , his legacy, was launched with the hiring of a full-time social worker to provide in previous versions of that reality that this city has faced, Henry Street Settlement services to the families of the Boys & Girls Republic (BGR). Members of the was one of the first to address those inequalities. And the ideas that came out of the Initiative broke bread (and risotto and salad) with Henry Street staff and clients settlement house movement animated the larger progressive movement of 100 years ago, during a celebratory dinner at BGR in October. animated the New Deal. A lot of the key figures in the New Deal, people like Eleanor Roosevelt and Francis Perkins, spent time around the settlement house movement. “And on the Lower East Side today, just as has been true in every year since 1893, JOBS PLUS, a new employment center whether it’s for social services, health care or arts, folks who do not have a lot of for residents of the and resources have turned to Henry Street Settlement.” Houses, opened its doors

IT HAPPENED IT We couldn’t have said it better ourselves, Mr. Mayor. on in March. Nearly 150 individuals have found work through its services.

OPEN HOUSE NY Nearly 200 people toured Henry Street’s historic headquarters Richard S. Abrons, during Open House New York left, Vice Chairman of on October 15, 2013. Henry Street’s Board of Directors, with David Garza, Executive The Henry Street Director, and Nancy Rain Garden, part of Wackstein, Executive the agency’s green Director of United infrastructure initiative, Neighborhood Houses. debuted at 265 Henry HEARTS IN HAND CONFERENCE Street last summer. Rain collected from It was standing room only as more the rooftop of the THE URBAN FAMILY CENTER: 40 Years of Service than 150 members of the community Settlement’s historic attended the Hearts In Hand headquarters is Nearly 200 people — government officials, shelter captured and used to Conference, a heart health workshop workers, advocates for the homeless and others — nourish the gardens for women over 50 co-sponsored by in the adjacent Martin attended the 40th Anniversary Commemoration of Continuum Health Partners. Luther King, Jr., Park. the Urban Family Center (UFC) held on May 21, 2013 at the Abrons Arts Center. When UFC opened, it was the first family shelter in DAVID GARZA, Henry Street Executive Director, was honored by two Lower East Side the nation, housing families in individual apartments organizations — GOLES and the Asian Americans for Equality — for his leadership of and offering comprehensive social services. It has Henry Street in response to and his commitment to social justice. since become a national model for family shelters. 4 5 Looking at Carlos Jimenez today, dressed in a suit, it’s hard to imagine that until recently, he was “just another juvenile wasting my life away on the streets.” Born on the Lower East Side, Carlos was raised by his grandmother until her death three years ago. He was just 16 and the loss of the one stable adult in his life sent him into a downward spiral; he bounced between shelters, group homes and the streets, sometimes selling drugs to survive. He joined a gang and was incarcerated several times for fighting. Last spring, he saw a sign for Jobs Plus, Henry Street’s new employment program for residents of the Jacob Riis and Lillian Wald houses. “I was hesitant, but it was my first step to

STREET HENRY a brighter future,” said Carlos.

The staff helped him obtain copies of his social security card

at and birth certificate, necessary for employment, and he enrolled Each year, Henry Street touches the lives of 50,000 CARLOS in the GED class there. Carlos earned it two months later, and individuals through a comprehensive array of social so impressed the staff at Jobs Plus, that they hired him as a JIMENEZ: Community Coach. He plans to enroll in college in September. service, arts and health care programs. From an emerging A Life “Henry Street changed my life for the better; all I had to do visual artist to a homeless family seeking shelter to was walk in,” said Carlos. “No matter where my career takes me Transformed in the future, I will always be grateful to Henry Street.” seniors needing nutritious meals, Henry Street provides the programs and services to help people improve their lives, and sometimes even transform them. This is the work we’ve been doing since 1893. On the following pages, you’re invited to read the CHANGING LIVES CHANGING stories of five of the thousands of individuals who have entered the doors at Henry Street. Our Programs Health and Wellness Transitional and Abrons Arts Center/ • Neighborhood Resource Supportive Housing Performing and Visual Arts Center/Parent Center • Shelter and supportive • Cutting-edge performances • Primary health clinic (Health services in four separate by emerging and acclaimed Unlimited) shelters for homeless local and international artists • Mental health clinic families, single adults in three theaters (Community Consultation and survivors of domestic • Contemporary art exhibitions Center) violence and their children in three galleries • Personalized Recovery • Residencies for visual artists, Oriented Services (PROS) Education and Employment curators and performing • Supportive housing • Day care, after-school and artists residences summer camps • Training for children and • Senior Center, Meals on • College prep, tutoring and adults in visual arts, theater, Wheels, NORC (Naturally mentoring music and dance; and Occurring Retirement • Youth sports, recreation and summer arts camps Community), Senior health and wellness programs • StudioLab arts education Companion Program • Employment services for for schools in all five NYC youth and adults boroughs • Customized staffing services • Computer access and training at the ATTAIN lab 6 7 Even as a child, Brie Ruais was “always making things with my hands,” said the 31-year-old ceramicist. Determined to become an artist, she followed her dream to New York City and, with the ink still damp on her MFA degree from , she applied to the AIRspace progam at the Abrons Arts Center. Brie was one of five artists accepted BRIE RUAIS: in 2011 to AIRspace, which offers time-based residencies to Freedom emerging and mid-career artists. The experience not only changed the direction of her artwork, but launched her career. to Create AIRspace freed Brie from the financial burden of renting studio space (and a kiln) and provided the opportunity to create larger and more experimental ceramic sculptures. Because of the community — and the art world connections — available to AIRspace residents, Brie’s work gained exposure. She had pieces in several group shows and, in November 2013, the Nicole Klagsbrun Gallery opened XO, a solo exhibition of 12 of Brie’s ceramic works. “I don’t think I’d be doing the work that I am right now without my experience at the Abrons,” said Brie.

Eighteen months ago, Ms. G and her young daughter fled an abusive home for the safety of a domestic violence shelter. Six months later, she moved into Helen’s House, one of Henry Street’s four shelters, where the comprehensive services she received changed her life. Today, she not only has her GED (earned while participating in the Settlement’s Project Rise program) but with support from MS.: G Henry Street’s Expanded Horizons college access program, she Ready for has been accepted to the City University of New York, where she’ll start classes toward a nursing degree in September. the Future Ms. G, who is employed as a home health aide/personal assistant, is also grateful for the onsite drop-in day care at Helen’s House — a godsend on days when her daughter’s day care center is closed. “That service has enabled me to continue to work,” she said. (Henry Street has full-time day care centers, but both were full when Ms. G arrived, so the staff helped her find another day care center.) “Helen’s House is more than a shelter; it’s a haven,” said Ms. G. “It has changed my life for the better, and I am ready to transition into permanent housing, which the staff is helping me find. “Ten years from now, when I look back at my life, I will be forever grateful to Henry Street Settlement,” she said. 8 9 Chi K Wong and Qi Na Yan are newlyweds who, unlike most modern couples, married first and waited three months before living together. And it could have been much longer, if not for the assistance of Henry Street’s Naturally Occurring Retirement Community (NORC). THE The Wongs met in 2006 when she was his home attendant, WONGS: and fell in love over the next year. They bonded over their shared heritage — both are natives of Hong Kong — and because both Together have sons with special needs. Mrs. Wong was living in Brooklyn at Last with her son and her daughter, a student at Pace University. In order to have her children added to the lease at the apartment they planned to share with her new husband, the couple needed to complete a lot of paperwork. Enter Yi Wang, MSW, a social worker at NORC, who helped the couple through the application process and made sure they had the supplemental documentation they needed. She also provided language interpretation at meetings between the housing manager and the Wongs. Today, the blended family is living happily ever after. “We are very grateful for the help we got from Henry Street,” said Mr. Wong.

Hurricane Sandy hit a lot of people hard — Jose (Joe) Montalvo among them. While working as a first responder, Montalvo was injured moving a heavy piece of equipment. Doctors told him he couldn’t work until he had three herniated disks repaired. Joe was stuck — he had no job, no way to pay rent (nor afford costly back surgery) and was experiencing severe emotional distress. JOSE Then a friend told him about Henry Street’s Project Hope, a program that provides crisis counseling, educational information MONTALVO: and resource linkage to those affected by Hurricane Sandy. From Project Hope helped him negotiate an adjustment to his rent, apply for food stamps, access health insurance and, most Hopelessness importantly, provided him with psychological and emotional support. “I’ve lived here for 52 years — for my whole life — and to Hope never knew there were services like this for people like me,” said Joe. Henry Street’s support did not stop there. The Neighborhood Resource Center helped him apply for worker’s compensation, and provided legal advice and financial counseling. “Thanks to Henry Street, I am ready to face the future. Without their support, I probably would have lost my home and be out on the street,” said Joe. “Now I can focus on the upcoming surgery, spend time with my dog and fully appreciate my home and community.” 10 11 THE ART SHOW THE GALA DINNER DANCE The Art Show celebrated its 25th The Plaza Hotel was a gorgeous spectacle of support for Henry Street as nearly birthday in 2013, raising more 400 of New York’s leaders in business, society, culture and filled the than $1.1 million to support Grand Ballroom for the Gala Dinner Dance on April 4, 2013. Henry Street’s social service, arts The annual event, which raises critical funds to support the Settlement’s and health care programs. The programs, honored Reed Krakoff, President and Executive Creative Director of annual show, organized by the Art Coach and Reed Krakoff; Alexandra Lebenthal, President and Chief Executive Dealers Association of America to Officer of Lebenthal & Company LLC; andCarolina Gonzalez-Bunster, Co-Founder benefit the Settlement, opened on of the Walkabout . March 5, 2013. Accepting his award, Reed Krakoff said when he visited Henry Street, what The dazzling opening-night he witnessed “took my breath away.” He recounted a conversation he had Gala Preview, a “don’t-miss” earlier in the evening with Gina event on New York’s cultural Meggo-Garza, wife of Executive and social calendars, drew a crowd of nearly 2,000, among them Director David Garza. “She told STREET HENRY

philanthropists, business and civic leaders, celebrities and art lovers. me that she loves my work, and Honorary Chairs of the Gala Preview were Agnes Gund, Ronald and I responded that the work I do is at

Jo Carole Lauder, and Lisa and David T. Schiff. Co-chairs were Beth pretty meaningless compared to O. Canavan, Aby Rosen and Samantha Boardman, and Byron and Anita the work your husband does.” Volz Wien. Among the six spectacular silent auction items on view Chairs for the event were during the Preview and the Show’s six-day run, was a drawing by Natalia Gottret Echavarria, Henri Matisse. Kalliope Karella, Angela Mariani, “The 2013 Gala Preview was especially memorable,” said David Melisa Melling, Anna Pinheiro, GALAS Garza, Executive Director of Henry Street. “As we celebrated the Pilar Crespi Robert, Lesley Schulhof show’s 25th anniversary, we were thrilled to welcome both new and and Barbara von Bismarck.

and longstanding supporters, including members of the Schiff family, descendants of philanthropist Jacob Schiff whose financial support created the Settlement in 1893.” UPTOWN | DOWNTOWN BENEFITS THE ABRONS Stars of ’s uptown and downtown performance scenes put on a show-of-shows at A DELI-ICIOUS BENEFIT the Uptown|Downtown benefit on October 14, 2013, at the Abrons Arts Center. Henry Street was the Over 300 attendees, including the event’s beneficiary of a once-in-a- BENEFITS BENEFITS honorary chairman Mikhail Baryshnikov, mingled lifetime Shabbat dinner held and viewed artwork available for purchase at the on May 31, 2013, to celebrate opening cocktail reception. the 125th anniversary of The show featured performances by Kyle Katz’s Deli, another Lower Abraham (who opened with a stunning solo), Joey East Side institution. Arias (who was amazing, despite the fact he had The 200 guests — just arrived from ), Claron McFadden (who foodies, Katz’s aficionados, stole our hearts with her John Cage “Aria”), Ellen Henry Street supporters, Mikhail Baryshnikov, honorary chairman of Uptown l Downtown, Greene (who batted it out of the park with her celebrities and elected with Philippe Petit, who performed. Peter Allen tribute), Philippe Petit (who reminded officials — enjoyed a four- us all what grace is), Jack Ferver, James Whiteside, course tasting menu of Katz’s classics interpreted by top New York chefs and Reid Bartelme (who did whatever it was they did and stole the show), Robert La Fosse Joey Campanaro, Bill Telepan, Danny Bowien and Sarabeth Levine. (whose Isadora Duncan tribute raised her ghost for seven minutes of divinity) and The evening was emceed by Gilbert Gottfried and included remarks by Katz’s Bebe Neuwirth (the lady is all class). owners Alan and Jake Dell, and David Garza, Executive Director of Henry Street. “Thanks to committee members, performers, artists, volunteers, staff and Alan Dell, who took guitar lessons at Henry Street as a child, noted that although attendees, our fundraising goal was met,” said David Garza, Executive Director of the neighborhood has undergone many changes, the one constant has been Henry Street. “Proceeds will help us continue to bring arts to the community.” Henry Street, which has been working behind the scenes to stabilize the lives of those in need. You can read more about these events, and see more pictures, at henrystreet.org. 12 13 $500,000+ Elton John AIDS Foundation Louis and Anne Abrons The Emily Davie and Joseph PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SUPPORT 2012 2013 Foundation, Inc. S. Kornfeld Foundation Contributions–Operating 5,124,940 4,829,467 The Burch Family Reed Krakoff Contributions–Special Campaigns 4,328,682 2,542,231 Foundation Edith and Herbert Lehman Special Events 1,822,885 1,484,446 2013 FY Pilar Crespi Robert & Foundation, Inc. Legacies and Bequests 156,066 94,895 Stephen Robert, Trustees Estate of Jeanne H. Oberman Government Contracts 26,146,519 25,102,601 of the Source of Hope Pete & Becky Ruegger

FY 2013 FY Foundation TOTAL SUPPORT 37,579,092 34,053,640 Rosemary & Michael Ryan Mrs. Lily Safra Marilyn & Jim Simons OTHER REVENUE Larry & Ellen Sosnow Investment Income/(Loss) (355, 034) 1,474,170 $200,000-$499,999

DONORS DONORS Lois & Arthur Stainman Program Activities 1,883,321 1,840,072 Consortium for Worker Education The Harold & Mimi Rental and Other Income 941,696 974,238 Steinberg DB Grant Associates TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE 40,049,075 38,342,120 Scott & Kaki Swid Robin Hood Foundation The Teagle Foundation, Inc. EXPENSES SingleStop USA The Terramar Foundation Social Participation Programs 21,388,135 20,785,441 Tiger Foundation Melanie & Jeffrey Tucker Arts Programs 2,590,879 2,201,033 Youth Programs 5,583,370 5,802,093 $100,000-$199,999 United Neighborhood Houses of New York Employment Training 2,133,925 2,222,147 Children’s Aid Society The UPS Foundation TOTAL PROGRAM EXPENSES 31,696,309 31,010,714 The Clark Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation FINANCIAL REPORT FINANCIAL Management and General 3,584,949 3,935,812 Credit Suisse Americas Foundation Fundraising 482,042 739,380 Hess Foundation, Inc. $25,000-$49,999 Richard & Iris Abrons TOTAL SUPPORT SERVICES 4,066,991 4,675,192 M.A.C. AIDS Fund Allen & Overy LLP TOTAL EXPENSES 35,763,300 35,685,906 Oak Philanthropy (UK) Limited The Alphawood Foundation CHANGE IN NET ASSETS Partners in Preservation American Express BEFORE OTHER ADJUSTMENTS Foundation 4,285,775 2,656,214 The Pinkerton Foundation Other Adjustments: American Gift Fund Starr International Required Minimum Funding – Defined Foundation The Barker Welfare Benefit Pension Plan (2,766,974) 1,177,079 Foundation Pascale Sykes Foundation The Robert Bowne United Way of New York City NET INCREASE (DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS 1,518,801 3,833,293 Foundation The Frances L. & Edwin L. $50,000-$99,999 Cummings Memorial Fund AXA Art Insurance* The Settlement maintains a Defined Benefit Pension Plan The Diller-von Furstenberg which was frozen to new participants as of October 31, 2005. Dale & Robert Burch Family Foundation As of June 30, 2013, the Plan was fully funded in accordance with FJC – A Foundation of Natalia Gottret Echavarria & ERISA requirements. In conformity with Financial Accounting Philanthropic Funds Sebastian Echavarria Standards 158 in accounting for Defined Benefit Plans, the Russell Grinnell The Educational Foundation Settlement recognized reduction of pension expense associated Memorial Trust of America with the Additional Minimum Pension Liability in the amount Charles Hayden Foundation Scott & Evette Ferguson of $1,177,079 for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2013. In the The Heckscher Foundation Fir Tree Partners previous fiscal year the Settlement had recognized an additional for Children pension cost of $2,766,964. These are extraordinary adjustments The Ford Foundation and may not repeat in future years. Lea & Ian D. Highet Goldman Sachs Mary J. Hutchins Suzan Gordon Foundation, Inc.

14 *Underwriting of the Art Show 15 Renate, Hans and Maria Robert & Jane Harrison $5,000-$9,999 Lauren & Andres Santo GIVING Hofmann Trust Family Foundation Domingo Gilbert E. Ahye OPPORTUNITIES Roy Korins Edward D. Herlihy Lesley G. Schulhof American Eagle Outfitters Henry Street relies on the James B. Lee Ayla Hussain Foundation Select Equity Group, Inc. generous contributions The George Link, Jr. Bruce Jackson Anonymous Michael Tiedemann of supporters. Give with Foundation, Inc. Jericho Capital Asset Mary Ann Tighe confidence: the Settlement Milton and Sally Avery Arts The Andrew W. Mellon Management LP Foundation Alice & Tom Tisch spends 88 cents of every Foundation dollar donated on direct The Jerome Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Dean Backer Twoseven Inc. Movado Group, Inc. client service, and has a Robert S. Kaplan Bethel Gospel Assembly UBS Financial Services, Inc. Safe Horizon four-star rating from Kirkland & Ellis LLP Edith C. Blum Foundation, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Walsh, III Navigator. Solon E. Summerfield Leonard Lauder Inc. Foundation, Inc. Wien Family Fund Alexandra Lebenthal & Bulova Stetson Fund Types of Gifts The Thanksgiving Fund Jay Diamond Tita Cahn Trust $2,500-$4,999 Unrestricted Gifts to our Annual Fund help us Tiffany & Co. deliver vital human services to more than 50,000 LF USA William T. & Amy J. Conway Anne Abrons & David Sharpe Wilf Family Foundations individuals each year. George Loening Fund Anonymous Michael Wolkowitz & Restricted Gifts support individual programs, Tim Main The Education, Health, Lamberto Andreotti Hope Holiner and the Arts Foundation such as meals for senior citizens. Melisa Melling The Christopher & Jean Mertz Gilmore Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Rolando Angell Charitable Fund Memorial/Honorarium Gifts in memory or in $10,000-$24,999 Gonzalez-Bunster honor of an individual can be made in any amount The Acorn Foundation for Midway Investors LLC The ASCAP Foundation and for any purpose. Mary W. Harriman Irving Caesar Fund the Arts and Sciences, Inc. Morgan Stanley Foundation Abigail Asher Naming Opportunities (for camp scholarships, The After-School Corporation Edward Pallesen & Marty Marlene Hess & building renovations, theater seats and more) are The Altman Foundation Haessler James D. Zirin David Bolotsky available. Rose M. Badgeley Residuary Frederic S. Papert Donald & Barbara Jonas Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Special Events Ticket sales and contributions to Charitable Trust The Patagonia Foundation The Alice Lawrence Henry Street’s fundraising events (The Art Show, the Stefano Bonfiglio Isabel R. Potter Foundation, Inc. Complete Kits and Gala Dinner Dance and others) provide vital support. Lodging Inc. Braemar Energy Ventures Random House, Inc. Levi Strauss & Co. Consolidated Edison Bequests, gifts made through a will, allow some Melissa and Robert Burch Leo Rosner Foundation Joanne B. Mack donors to make substantial to Henry Street Company of New York, Inc. BTIG LLC The Peg Santvoord Macy’s Foundation without depleting current assets. Catherine Curley Lee Foundation Estate of Abram Calderon Robert F. Mancuso Mr. & Mrs. Charles Assets to Give Cathay Bank Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Horace Mann School De Gunzburg Schwarzman A Gift of Cash is the simplest and most immediate Margaret Hess Chi Angela Mariani John D. Demsey way to support Henry Street. Harry & Laura Slatkin Patricia & Gustavo Cisneros Kate Medina Daniel Dwyer The Seth Sprague A Gift of Long-Term Appreciated Securities is Daniel J. and Edith A. Ehrlich Henry and Lucy Moses The Echo Foundation exempt from capital gains taxes, and the donor is Educational and Charitable Family Foundation Foundation Fund, Inc. Ernst & Young usually entitled to a charitable tax deduction. Congregation Emanu-El Sun Hill Foundation New England Foundation Ethelmere, LLC Donations of goods and services (bicycles, art for the Arts Forest City Ratner Christopher Eykyn & supplies, toys, books, personal hygiene products, TD Securities Companies The New York Merger, Nicholas Maclean musical instruments and office furniture) are always The Laurie M. Tisch Acquisition, and Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver Illumination Fund Stephen Facey & Jay Wegman welcome. & Jacobson LLP Collaboration Fund Isaac H. Tuttle Fund David Paget The Fan Fox and Leslie R. For more information on ways to give, please Jacques and Natasha Samuels Foundation, Inc. Gelman Trust Barbara von Bismarck & Liz & Jeff Peek contact the Department of Development and Thierry W. Despont Francesco & Marina Galesi External Relations at 212.766.9200. Checks may Glenview Capital Anna & Flavio Pinheiro The Andy Warhol Foundation Sarah & Seth Glickenhaus be made payable to Henry Street Settlement, Management for the Visual Arts Vijay Raina 265 Henry Street, New York, NY 10002. Samuel Goldberg & Sons Arne Glimcher Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Aby Rosen & Samantha Donations can also be made on our website, Foundation, Inc. Boardman Agnes Gund www.henrystreet.org. Laurie Weltz Safra National Bank The Harkness Foundation C.J. Wise for Dance Sara Lee Foundation

16 17 Paul & Dayssi Kanavos Paulo A. Baia Connable Fund Godfrey R. Gill Jessica & Kevin Kearns Kalliope Karella Candace & Michael Barasch Mr. & Mrs. Eduardo Costa Abigail Goodman Anna Marie and Stephen Sidney and Judith Kranes Frances & Ed Barlow Mr. & Mrs. Steve Crown Sally & Michael Gordon Kellen Foundation Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Craig E. Barnett D’Addario & Company, Inc. Amy Gold & Brett Gorvy Keller Williams NYC Marie-Josée & Henry R. Mr. & Mrs. Victor Barnett The Dammann Fund, Inc. Ruth & David Gottesman Karen & Kevin Kennedy LEADERSHIP Kravis Christopher M. Bass Michael De Paola Mr. & Mrs. F. Cecil Grace Rebecca J. Killian GIVING H. Frederick Krimendahl II Tina Kim & Emilia Saint-Amand Jane Bayard Eleanor A. Dejoux Julie Graham LILLIAN WALD SOCIETY Yung Hee Kim Jo Carole & Ronald S. Lauder Allison Berg Beth Rudin DeWoody Anthony D. Grant The Lillian Wald Society Pam & Rob Kindler honors Henry Street Alexia Leuschen Berglass+Associates Mark di Suvero Jonathan Grau Edward & Francine Kittredge Board members who Alexander Ljubich Robin & Ed Berman Lora Drasner Amy & John Griffin contribute $20,000 or Adele Berme Gale & Ira Drukier Mr. & Mrs. Martin Gruss Mr. & Mrs. Marc Klein more to Henry Street Jane & Michael Lockshin in a fiscal year. Laura Bienenfeld Isaac Dunham Leo Guthart William & Rachel Knobler Donald B. Marron Richard S. Abrons Bingham McCutchen LLP Ian Bruce Eichner Mimi and Peter Haas Fund Jeanne & Robert Knox Fergus McCaffrey Dale J. Burch Bloomberg Carol & Roger Einiger Nohra Haime Mr. & Mrs. Fred Kolber Elizabeth & Gregory Myers Melissa R. Burch Jonathan Boos Warren Eisenberg Mr. & Mrs. James Harpel Phyllis L. Kossoff NYU Community Fund Margaret Hess Chi Natasha and Robert Boucai Frederick & Diana Homer Lee Harris Betty & Arthur Kowaloff Our Lady of Peace Church Robert S. Harrison Bowman Dahl Floral & Elghanayan Kristy & Robert Harteveldt Sally & Wynn Kramarsky Procter & Gamble Ian D. Highet Event Design Patricia & Edward Falkenberg Jacob Hearron Jill & Peter Kraus Louise & Leonard Riggio Pilar Crespi Robert Mr. & Mrs. Scott Bremerman Sima Familant Kim M. Heirston Lillian Kraus Decedents Trust Mr. & Mrs. John Roach Philip T. Ruegger III Richard A. Brodie Federation of Protestant Ann & Peter Herbst Jo Laird & Mike Danoff David Rockefeller Welfare Agencies Scott L. Swid Estrellita & Daniel Brodsky Emy & Emil Herzfeld Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin V. Charles and Mildred Jeffrey Feinstein Lambert Jeffrey H. Tucker Schnurmacher Kenneth D. Brody Foundation, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Brosens Frederic Fekkai Anne H. Hess & Ruth & Sid Lapidus Martin & Jean Shafiroff Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Brown Lelia & Esteban Ferrer Craig Kaplan Heather Larrison LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Jerald D. Fessenden Aaron Hicklin Christine Leas & Steve Ellis The Leadership Circle Ilicia P. Silverman Milton and Fannie Brown honors Henry Street Leila & Mickey Straus Family Foundation, Inc. Leslie Finerman & Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hilal James & Betty Lebenthal Board members who Melva Bucksbaum & Sean Goodrich Astrid T. Hill Daniel Lechner contribute $10,000 to $19,999 to Henry Street $1,000-$2,499 Raymond Learsy Alan Finkel Mr. & Mrs. J. Tomilson Hill Mr. & Mrs. Edward Lee in a fiscal year. Diane & Arthur Abbey Di Petroff Butensky Jeanne Donovan Fisher Sue Ann Santos Hoahng Mr. & Mrs. Laurance Leeds Scott D. Ferguson Mr. & Mrs. William R. Barbara & David Caplan Christine & Todd Fisher Bengt R. Holmstrom William & Serena Lese Bruce Jackson Acquavella Christie’s Fresh Healthy Vending, LLC Gary Howe Todd Levin Edward S. Pallesen The Annette and Anthony Jane Carroll & Leo Arnaboldi Hugh Freund BettySue & Jeff Hughes The Leon Levy Foundation Isabel R. Potter Albanese Foundation Linda & Arthur Carter Barbara & Steve Friedman Nancy Humphreys & L&M Arts Michael D. Ryan Shana Alexander Foundation, Andrew Ruth & Lucy & William Friedman Philip Neil Linda Lindenbaum Laurie Weltz Eleanora Kennedy Gabriel J. Catone Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Fuhrman Emily & Jon Hunt Arthur L. Loeb C.J. Wise Marie Evans & Central Construction Baryn S. Futa Stephanie & Tim Ingrassia Michael Wolkowitz Philippe Alexandre Industry Ruth E. D. Lord Mark T. Gallogly & Elizabeth Interpublic Group AllSector Technology Chandra Cirulnick Josephine Lume Group, Inc. B. Strickler Benjamin R. Jacobson Joseph M. Cohen Christina Weiss Lurie Ann & Steven Ames Barbara & Michael Gamson Lisa Jann Barbara & Bertram J. Cohn The Honorable & Mrs. Earle Mr. & Mrs. David Arcara Susan & Sheldon Ganis Aaron Johnson I. Mack Lisa Pevaroff-Cohn & Gannett Foundation Robert Arning Gary D. Cohn Suzanne Nora Johnson Phyllis & William Mack Arlyn & Edward Gardner Dr. & Mrs. Sherrell J. Aston Stephanie & Chase Coleman Adrian & Allison Jones Vincente Madrigal Mr. & Mrs. Dimitri David Garza & Gina JPMA Global Inc. Myriam & Alan Magdovitz Mr. & Mrs. Stuyvesant P. Meggo-Garza Athanasopoulus Comfort Jane and Robert Katz The Maher Family Harold Gelernter Dana Auslander Nancy Malcomson Foundation Foundation Nelsa Gidney Mr. & Mrs. Roy Katzovicz Anthony & Sally Mann 18 19 Mr. & Mrs. David A. Marco Marsha Perelman & Kimberly & Jonathan Martin Z. Margulies Jeffrey Perelman Schulhof Mr. & Mrs. Peter Marino Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Perkins Hannelore & Michael CAPITAL Schulhof Andrew H. & Terri Marks Dara Perlbinder CAMPAIGN Ira Schuman DONORS Matthew Marks Courtney Pettit Emilia & Brian Pfeifler Erica R. & Eric S. Schwartz Open the Doors: The Roth Martin Carole Server Campaign for Henry Street Joan S. Mathews-Perera Connie Anne Phillips Rose-Marie & William has secured more than Christian Mayer Marnie S. Pillsbury $9 million in gifts and Shanahan Walter Maynard, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Poses pledges towards its Anna-Marie & Robert F. Stephen Mazoh The Louis and Harold Price Shapiro $12 million goal, thanks Foundation, Inc. to the generosity of the Scott & Suling Mead Rozita Shay Michele Quinn following: Rendering of the interior of 301 Henry Street. Mr. & Mrs. Keith Meister Diana Wege Sherogan Leah & Allan Rabinowitz Stavros Merjos Gil Shiva Rareform Carting Inc. $2,000,000 $100,000-$199,999 John Morning Metzger-Price Fund, Inc. Sam Siegal Joseph & Carolyn Reece Louis and Anne Abrons Richard S. Abrons Richard H. Neiman Rheda Becker & Ruth & Jerome A. Siegel Foundation, Inc. Evan Reed The Clark Foundation Edward Pallesen & Robert E. Meyerhoff Mr. & Mrs. Stephen B. Siegel Marty Haessler Michael Reifman Scott & Evette Ferguson Microsoft Cody Smith Ilicia P. Silverman $1,000,000+ Stella and Charles Middle Road Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Reimers III Jill Bokor & Sanford Smith The Burch Family Foundation Guttman Foundation Cheryl & Michael Minikes $5,000-$9,999 Bonnie & Richard Reiss Michelle Smith Pilar Crespi Robert & Mr. & Mrs. Ian D. Highet Julie & Edward J. Minskoff Stephen Robert Barbara & David Caplan Braxton Robbason Mary & Ian K.W. Snow Partners in Preservation Mr. & Mrs. Achim Moeller Catherine Curley Lee Deborah Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Jay Snyder Pete & Becky Ruegger Mizuho USA Foundation $500,000-$1,000,000 Bruce Jackson Leslee & David Rogath Mr. & Mrs. Marc Sokol Michael Wolkowitz & Jorge Mora New York City Council Hope Holiner Edith and Herbert Lehman The Benjamin Rosen Family Richard Solway & New York City Department of Foundation, Inc. John Morning Foundation Dr. Tamar Schlick Cultural Affairs $50,000-$99,999 Joanne B. Mack Mr. & Mrs. George B. Giovanna & Dan Joanne & Joe Stein Munroe New York State Assembly Russell Grinnell Angela Mariani Rosenbloom Joan & Michael Steinberg Brooke Neidich New York State Office Memorial Trust Frederic S. Papert Charles & Phyllis Rosenthal Beatrice Stern of Parks, Recreation and M.A.C. AIDS Fund Richard H. & Eileen Neiman Danny Rosenthal Mr. & Mrs. Alan N. Stillman Historic Preservation Isabel R. Potter Rosemary & Michael Ryan Fran Biondi & Jamie Nicholls Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur L. Ross, Jr. Lee & Roger Strong Hess Foundation, Inc. Lesley G. Schulhof Mr. & Mrs. Harry Slatkin Nancy & John Novogrod Mr. & Mrs. Mark Rossi Sulzberger Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Sosnow $1,000-$4,999 Amie & Scott Nuttall Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Rotter Marian S. Heiskell Giving $200,000-$499,999 Fund Lois & Arthur Stainman Laura Bienenfeld Stephen O’Neil Bill & Pam Royall Office of the Borough Stuart Sundlun President of Manhattan Jane & Michael Lockshin Mr. & Mrs. George D. O’Neill Fiona & Eric Rudin Neil S. & Stephanie Landess Robert & Jane Harrison $25,000-$49,999 Anna & Flavio Pinheiro Mr. & Mrs. Terence M. Ira Sachs O’Toole Suslak Family Foundation Natalia Gottret Echavarria & Laurie Weltz Richard Solomon & Sebastian Echavarria Janice C. Oresman Mr. & Mrs. Steven Booth Ferris Foundation Laura Landro Tananbaum Scott & Kaki Swid Roy Korins Florence Paley Upo t $999 Louisa Sarofim David & Peggy Tanner Melanie & Jeffrey Tucker Neil S. Suslak Mr. & Mrs. Jordan M. Pantzer Eulie H. Bayne Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Saper Nicki & Harold Tanner Henrietta C. Ho-Asjoe John & Mary Pappajohn Susan & Stephen Scherr $10,000-$24,999 Patsy & Jeff Tarr Frances L. Primus Anni Luneau & Harry L. and Eleanor A. Fir Tree Partners Christopher Parker David Teiger Random House, Inc. Schick Philanthropic Fund Ann Tenenbaum Suzan Gordon Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Pasciucco Dr. Andrew N. Schiff Carmen & John Thain Kate Medina Robert D. Patton Mr. & Mrs. David T. Schiff Phebe Thorne Douglas L. & Elizabeth Paul Lisa Schiff Peter Tilgner Joseph & Amy Perella Flora Schnall

20 21 ARTWORKS DONORS Andrew & Ann Tisch Patricia S. Burnham & HENRY STREET SETTLEMENT We are grateful to the The Jonathan M. Tisch William Brock AWARDED NATIONAL ENDOWMENT following artists and galleries Foundation Bridget & Michael Capasso FOR THE HUMANITIES GRANT for their generous support $500-$999 Laurie M. Tisch Constance R. Caplan The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) of the Dash Snow Initiative Delphine Ahl awarded Henry Street a competitive planning grant Barbara & Donald Tober Catherine & Bryan Carey Auction and the Silent Arlene & Alan Alda to bring the Settlement’s venerable history and Auction at the Art Show. Mr. & Mrs. John L. Barbara Alfond George Chauncey legacy to life — both online and onsite — to new Townsend III Rita Ackermann Mr. & Mrs. Julian Allen Katherine Childs audiences through exciting interactive exhibitions. Luhring Augustine Lara & Remy Trafelet Mr. & Mrs. Howard Amron Anne E. Cohen Only seven percent of all applicants nationwide Lizzi Bougatsos Christopher Tsai & André Milton Cohn received funding, and it is especially unusual for Carol Bove Stockamp Anonymous Nancy & Myron Cohn the NEH to award precious humanities dollars to Joe Bradley Diane & Tom Tuft E. Nelson Asiel a social service agency. Cecily Brown Mr. & Mrs. Leon Nancy McCormick Vella Mr. & Mrs. Seymour R. The $57,000 grant is being used to research and Gavin Brown’s Enterprise Askin, Jr. Constantiner plan an illustrated history of the Settlement, an Tom Brydelsky Mr. & Mrs. Gianluigi Paula Cooper & Jack Macrae Vittadini Lisa Austin onsite exhibition, an online exhibition with an Cheim & Read Andrea G. Crane Dan Colen Arthur Wang C. Morgan Babst educational component, a walking tour app (with Wendy M. Cromwell the Tenement Museum and the Museum at the Brian Degraw Michael & Lara Watzky Paul F. Balser Synagogue) and public programs. Larry Deyab Karin & Henry C. Ellie & Edgar Cullman Mr. & Mrs. John S. Weinberg If implementation money is forthcoming next year, Gagosian Gallery Barkhorn III Paul Curnin & Penny Shane Max Weintraub the project — called The House on Henry Street Gardar Eide Einarsson Mr. & Mrs. A. Timothy Baum Marina Forstmann Day James Fuentes Leah & Michael Weisberg — will make its full debut during the Settlement’s Stephanie Bazell Georgia & Michael de Hauser & Wirth Weitz & Luxenberg PC 125th anniversary in 2018. Angela Beckwith Havenon Cheryl Hazan Katharine & Curtis Welling Contemporary Art Elizabeth Belfer Lois & Georges de Menil Hessman Fine Arts Thea Westreich & Scott Delman Ethan Wagner Catherine Burch Belkin & Alex Hubbard Gary Belkin Hamilcar Di Carlo III Jeff Koons Joni Weyl & Sidney Felsen Dr. Rebecka Belldegrun Carol Simon Dorsky Hanna Liden The Kristina and Guy Klara Liden Wildenstein Foundation Lawrence B. Benenson Nancy & Bob Downey Nate Lowman Jeffrey Winik Anna & Dan Benton Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Dubilier Maccarone Wolf Maryles & Associates, Norman S. Benzaquen The Pierre and Tana LLC Hayden Dunbar Matisse Foundation Thomas G. Berger Morton & Anita Wolkowitz Louise D. & Steven J. Daniel Dunn and Amy Scott Mead Gordon Charitable Fund Adam McEwen Virginia & Geoffrey Worden Bergerson Frederick Eberstadt Barry McGee Douglas & Amanda Wurtz Jay H. Bernstein & Jill Katz Ryan McGinley Bernstein Mr. & Mrs. Asher B. Edelman Yolk NY, Inc. Humanities advisors and others involved in creating Jack Pierson Julie L. Bernstein Anne & Joel Ehrenkranz Barbara & David Zalaznick The House on Henry Street project met at the Ratio 3 Gallery David Bershad, Esq. Felice B. Ekelman & Settlement in September 2013. Among them are Richard Prince Jan & Barry Zubrow Joshua Brown, Ph.D., Executive Director, American Jerrold & Joyce Bertner Andrew B. Eckstein Rob Pruitt Henry B. Elsesser Social History Project/Center for Media and Learning, Julian Schnabel Stephen Beyer CUNY Graduate Center; Pennee Bender, Ph.D., Associate Emblem Health Director, American Social History Project/Center for Nikko Sedgwick Mark Bilski Caryl S. Englander Media and Learning, CUNY Graduate Center; Robert Agathe Snow Suzanne & Peter Bobley Fisher, Ph.D., Professor of Social Work and Community Emily Sundblad Donya Bommer Simona Fantinelli Organization, University of Connecticut; Joshua Spencer Sweeny George Farias Freeman, Ph.D., Professor of History, Queens College Team Gallery John & Blair Borthwick and the CUNY Graduate Center; Alan Kraut, Ph.D., Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Fealy Bruce Tolman Mr. & Mrs. Roy J. Bostock University Professor in the Department of History at American University; Katherine Kish Sklar, Ph.D., the Banks Violette Hilary Feshbach The Broad Art Foundation Distinguished Bartle Professor Emerita, Binghamton Stephen Filo & Jane Gould Christopher Wool Angela Brooks University; Judith Trolander, Ph.D., Professor Emerita, David Zwirner, Susan & Arthur Fleischer Jr. Department of History, University of Minnesota; Jack New York Stafford R. & Laura Tisch Aaron I. Fleischman Tchen, Ph.D., Founding Director, Asian/Pacific/American Broumand Institute and Associate Professor of History at New York Mr. & Mrs. David Brown Fleischman Family University; and Morris Vogel, Ph.D., urban historian and Charitable Fund President and CEO of the Tenement Museum. 22 23 Heather Flow Bo J. Joseph Lower Manhattan Cultural Foothold Technology Simone Joseph Council PUBLIC Julien Frydman Stephen Judson M&M Environmental AGENCIES Dorian & Gary Fuhrman Batya Kahane Leola & Robert Macdonald Volunteers, like NEW YORK CITY these individuals Martha Macks-Kahn Frank Gallipoli Claudia Kahn Administration for from Deloitte Merrill & Christopher Mahan Consulting, left, and Danielle & David Ganek Priscilla Bijur Kane & Children’s Services Citi Global Banking, Judith Garson & Gerald Kane Aila Main City Council below, enhance Steven Rappaport Henry Kaufman & Reena Russell & Department for the Aging Henry Street Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Geismar Meryl Unger Alexander Maldutis programs. Department of Cultural Jannie & Campbell Gerrish Robert M. Kaye Matthew J. Mallow & Affairs Ellen Chesler William Glaser Bicky & George Kellner Department of Education Susan R. Malloy Carolyn Glasoe Mitchell J. Kelly Department of Health Claire & Chris Mann and Mental Hygiene Mr. & Mrs. Alan D. Glatt Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Kempner Kim Manocherian Department of Arlene & Mark Goldsmith Homeless Services Leigh Keno Gracie Mansion John W. Good Department of Youth and Ellen Kern Iris Z. Marden Community Development Jim Gordon Janet W. Ketcham Mr. & Mrs. Morris Mark Housing Authority Stephanie & Ronald Gordon William & Kristin King Russell Marlow Human Resources Dawne Marie Grannum Emily-Jane Kirwan Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Administration Perry & Martin Granoff Mason Manhattan Borough Janet Korins & Joseph President’s Office Mrs. S. William Green Kaufman Paul McCabe Stefani Greenfield Mayor’s Fund to Michael Kohn Gallery Liz & David McCreery Advance New York City Judd Grossman Kenneth Koval The McElhone Family New York County District Tanja Grunert George Labalme, Jr. Foundation Attorney’s Office OUR VALUED Nicholas Hall Michael McGinnis VOLUNTEERS Meg Langan & NEW YORK STATE John & Malo Harrison Evan Ladouceur Susan & Mark McKeefry Council on the Arts Henry Street is grateful to the more than 1,400 Sanford Heller Alice & Nahum Lainer Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Department of Health individuals who donated time and expertise McMurray Maryellen Herringer Peter & Elizabeth Laino Department of Labor to the Settlement last year. Many volunteered Grete Meilman through one of our 41 partner companies and Mr. & Mrs. Frederick D. Hill Nanette L. Laitman Department of State organizations, including: Allen & Overy, American Ralph & Rose Hittman Helen & James Lally Neal Meltzer Education Department Express, AOL, Brown Brothers Harriman, CAIS, Henrietta C. Ho-Asjoe Sheila & Bill Lambert Robin & Roger Meltzer Office for the Aging Calvin Klein, Citi Global Banking, Citishare Mary Hoeveler Barbara & Richard S. Lane Verona Middleton-Jeter Office of Children and Corporation, CME Group, COACH, Consolidated Rhona Hoffman Tiffany & Claus Moller Family Services Edison Company of New York, Credit Suisse, Susan & Paul LaRosa Moody’s Corporation Office of Mental Health Goldman Sachs, Deloitte Consulting, dunnhumby, The Holliday Foundation Stephen S. & Wendy Lehman Lash Mr. & Mrs. Saul Morgenstern Office of Temporary and Federal Protestant Welfare Agencies, Fir Tree Elliot Horowitz Disability Assistance Partners, GrowNYC, Hill+Knowlton Strategies, Jane Lee Sarah Mudge Mark Hughes State University of iN DEMAND, Keller Williams NYC, Macy’s, Victoria A. Hughes Susan & Arthur Leeds Marian & Edward Mulé New York Madison College, Moody’s, Microsoft, Mizuho Mr. & Mrs. Richard LeFrak Lydia & Eric Muller Bank, Morgan Stanley, New York Cares, New Laura Hunt FEDERAL York Life, Pace University, PIMCO Foundation, Benjamin Hunter Ethan Leidinger Mr. & Mrs. Charles Murphy Corporation for National SJL Attorney Search, Soho House New York, Fredericka Hunter Mr. & Mrs. Mark Levenfus Edward Tyler Nahem and Community Services Thrive Capital, Trevor Day School, UBS, United Matthew & Severa Hurlock Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. National Endowment Neighborhood Houses, United Parcel Service, Neidich for the Arts Natalie & Russ Hutchinson Ann S. & Thomas M. Lewyn United Way of New York City, Wells Fargo, and National Endowment Sueyun Locks The Netter Foundation, Inc. the Women’s Leadership Council. Mr. & Mrs. Justin Israel for the Humanities Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Newman Ann Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Loeb US Department of David & Janet Newman Susan & Steve Jacobson Mr. & Mrs. James Loeffler Agriculture Robert O’Leary Paul Johnson Daniel Long Claire & Peter M. Odell 24 25 THEY SAID “I DO” TO GIVING Mr. & Mrs. Alan Patricof Nancy Schwartz A LEGACY OF LOVE Two couples who married in 2013 shared their The Honorable Kibbie F. Kenneth H. Schweber Stan Brooks, the longtime love with Henry Street by asking guests to honor Payne Kambiz & Nazgol Shahbazi 1010 WINS reporter, was the happy occasion by making a to Edward Pincover Lawrence A. Shar beloved by his colleagues the Settlement. Max Pine & Lois Mander Laurence Shopmaker and, according to Mayor Victor Pisante Michael Bloomberg, Barbara Kanter and Patty & Howard Silverstein “liked and respected by Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Pizzuti Michael Simon, who wed J.L. Simonds a particularly difficult in October at Park Avenue Steven Platzman Mr. & Mrs. Diego Simonian group . . . all the former Autumn, chose Henry Jeff Port The Sirus Fund mayors that he covered.” Street as the recipient Bloomberg made his Caroline Ramo Amanda Snyder of their wedding gifts remarks in December Laura Rapp after looking at several Christine Stanton when he named the radio charities. The couple Gil Raviv Jimmy Steindecker section of the City Hall — she’s Chief Financial Isabella del Frate Rayburn Pat Steir press room The Stan Officer at Milgo Industrial, Joshua Rechnitz Brooks Radio Room. and he’s General Counsel, Harry Stendhal Stan succumbed to lung Secretary and Chief Elinor Myers Rees Robert Stilin cancer just days later, Barbara Kanter and Regulatory Officer at the Olivier Renaud-Clement Michael W. Stout Michael Simon but his legacy will live International Securities Deborah Rennels Edward Taffet on in New York City and Exchange — wanted to find a charity that was Lynn and Stan Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Matthew at the Settlement. He meaningful to them. Both are interested in New Lynne Tarnopol Richardson and his wife Lynn left a York City, community and music, and a visit to Mr. & Mrs. Lenard Tessler Kate Robinson $10,000 gift to Henry Street, where the couple first the Settlement convinced them that Henry Street Roxana & Robert Tetenbaum met in 1952. Last May, their three sons surprised was a perfect fit. They made a generous donation Lolita & Simon Roosevelt Thomson Reuters Stan and Lynn with a 60th anniversary party at Henry themselves, which was followed by many from their Mrs. Alexandre Rosenberg Samuel J. Tilden Street. Sadly, Lynn died suddenly a few weeks later. wedding guests. Meryl Rosofsky Democratic Club The Settlement is grateful for their generous gift, Elsa & Marvin Ross- Jack Tilton Greifinger and also that the couple had the opportunity to share Eileen Toback one last dance at Henry Street, surrounded by family Sara Wolkowitz has a long history with Henry Street. Neil Rubler Her father, Michael, has been a board member since Barbara Toll and friends, to celebrate their milestone anniversary. Julia & Joshua Ruch 1996, her grandmother attended performances in Polly & John Tucker Jennifer Russell the 1930s at the Settlement and, as a 10-year-old, Elizabeth & Gary Unger Sara accompanied her father to the Settlement Win & Mary Rutherfurd Diane W. Upright when he was making a film, an experience that led Mr. & Mrs. Baird Walker to both her love of Henry Street and her career as Ryan Jennifer Utley a filmmaker. Once she introduced her fiancé Chris Jacqueline & Mortimer Pierre van Wayenberge Moore — a former actor who is now Senior Manager Sackler Robin Vousden Wigmore Foundation Every effort has been made of Digital Marketing at JPMorgan Chase — to Henry Gillian Salama-Caro Olivier Vrankenne Maria Wildemuth to ensure the accuracy of this Street, the Settlement listing which reflects donations seemed a natural for In Memory of Carol Goldberg Peter & Jennifer Wallace Rachel & Jonathan Wilf Salomon received and intended for their charity wedding Mr. & Mrs. Douglas A. Zygmut and Audrey Wilf FY2013. If your name has been registry. The couple Mara & Ricky Sandler Warner III Foundation misprinted or omitted, please married in August at Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Kenneth E. & Rita Warner Beth Copeland Williams accept our apologies and notify the Lighthouse at Schaps Briant Washburn Lisa & David Wolf the Development Department Chelsea Piers. Barbara & Gunther Mr. & Mrs. Larry Wasser Dr. Michael C. Wolf at 212.766.9200 or Schlessinger [email protected]. Christine Wasserstein The Fifth Avenue Janet Schneiderman Susan Wasserstein & Presbyterian Church Sara Wolkowitz and Jean A. & Raymond V.J. George Sard Women’s Association Schrag Chris Moore Christina Weltz, M.D. Candace Worth Chara Schreyer Jason Whiting Andrew W. Young Mr. & Mrs. Charles Schwab The Barrie and DeeDee Anita Zabludowicz Barbara Schwartz Vincent Zembruzski 26 27 LOCATIONS HENRY STREET

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Philip T. Ruegger III Anna P. Pinheiro LOWER Chairman Frances L. Primus MANHATTAN EAST SENIOR STAFF SIDE Richard S. Abrons Michael D. Ryan East 6th St. Vice Chairman Lesley Schulhof Administration 172 Scott L. Swid Ilicia P. Silverman David Garza Executive Director President Harry Slatkin 1 HENRY STREET Headquarters Josephine Lume 265 Henry Street Vice Presidents Neil S. Suslak 162 BROOKLYN

Chief Financial Officer C Avenue Anne Abrons C.J. Wise East 3rd St. D Avenue 2 Neighborhood Resource Center Ian D. Highet Michael Wolkowitz Diane Rubin 14 15 The Parent Center Frederic S. Papert Chief Program Officer Health Care Access Program Honorary Directors Pilar Crespi Robert Renee Epps 281 East Broadway Lorraine K. Albritton Chief Officer for Facilities East Houston St. 122 Michael A. Steinberg 13 3 Youth Services Headquarters Christopher C. Angell and Operations Jeffrey H. Tucker ATTAIN Computer Lab Nancy P. Aronson Jeremy Reiss Day Care Center

Jane R. Lockshin Dr. Baruch Julio Colón Deputy Development Officer, Stanton St. Treasurer 301 Henry Street Helen R. Hauge Public Policy and External Relations 4 Helen’s House Laurie Weltz Walter Maynard, Jr. Secretary Ellen Schneiderman 5 Youth Employment George B. Munroe Rivington St. Deputy Development Officer, 367 Madison Street

Robert S. Harrison Clinton St. Clinton

Douglas L. Paul St. Suffolk Norfolk St. Norfolk Special Events and Individual St. Essex 6 Home Planning Workshop John Morning Max Pine Giving Honorary Chairmen 359 Madison Street Isabel R. Potter Susan LaRosa 11 Williamsburg Bridge Dale J. Burch 7 Naturally Occurring HENRY STREET HENRY Mary Louise Reid Deputy Officer, Marketing Delancey St. Retirement Community Honorary President Andrew N. Schiff and Communications Senior Companion Program Broome St.

at Directors Laura Slatkin 351 Madison Street

Programs 10 St. Willett

Laurence I. Sosnow St. Pitt Gilbert E. Ahye Abrons Arts Center/ 8 Good Companions Senior Center Phebe Thorne Grand St. 2 n Meals o Wheels Melissa R. Burch Performing and Visual Arts 4 3 334 Madison Street Margaret Chi Advisory Directors Jay Wegman 1 Catherine Curley Lee Artistic Director 5 9 Community Consultation Center Scott Bremerman 27 6 Montgomery St. Health Unlimited Sebastian Echavarria Deputy Program Officer Clinton St. Henry St. STAFF Alan Glatt East Broadway 8 Scott D. Ferguson The Unlimited Boutique Eva Jeanbart-Lorenzotti Education and Employment Madison St. 40 Montgomery Street Sue Ann Santos Hoahng William P. Rayner Gregory Rideout 10 Abrons Arts Center

and Henrietta C. Ho-Asjoe Elizabeth F.G. Reid Deputy Program Officer 29 466 Bruce Jackson David Garza Roy M. Korins Health and Wellness 11 Workforce Development Center Executive Director Kristin Hertel 99 Joanne Mack Deputy Program Officer Robert F. Mancuso 12 Urban Family Center Janet Fischer Producedy b the Department 13 Urban Family School Angela Mariani Chief Administrator of External Relations

BOARD BOARD Kathryn B. Medina Senior Services Editor/Writer: Susan LaRosa 14 Third Street Women’s Residence Richard Neiman Design: Melanie Roberts.Design Henry Street Settlement is proud 15 Third Street Supportive Transitional and to be an active member of the Edward S. Pallesen Credits: H. Spencer Young: cover, inside Housing Residence Supportive Housing front cover, p. 2 & 3 (bottom)p. 6, p. 15; United Neighborhood Houses of 290 East Third Street Geniria Armstrong David Grossman: p. 2, 3, 7, 8, 10, 11; New York (UNH). Rob Bennett, p. 4 (top); Catherine Gibbons, 16 Workforce Development Deputy Program Officer p. 4 (bottom left), p. 12 (top); Ellen Followsn u o FACEBOOK, TWITTER, Welcome Center/Jobs Plus Schneiderman, p. 4 (bottom right); INSTAGRAM AND YOUTUBE 24 Avenue D Franco Pedicini, p. 5 (top); Allison Rowe, (facebook.com/HenryStreetSettlement) p. 5 (bottom left); Kasia Gladki, p. 5 (twitter.com/henrystreet) 17 Boys & Girls Republic (bottom right); Paul LaRosa, p. 9; Richard 888 East Sixth Street Koek, p. 12 (bottom); David DuPuy, p. 13 (instagram.com/henrystreetsettlement) (top); Alex Escalante, p. 13 (bottom); (youtube.com/henrystsettlement). Nikko Sedgwick, Uncle Splits the Programs are also offered at 22 local Difference, p. 22; Allison Schrag, p. 24. public school sites and organizations. 28 29