Annual Report 2012

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2 Message from the Executive Director 3 Message from the Board of Directors 4 What Happens Here? One Day at Henry Street 8 Henry Street News 12 Financial Report 2012 13 Henry Street Donors 24 Board of Directors & Senior Staff 25 Map of Henry Street Henry Street Settlement Settlement Locations opens doors of opportunity to enrich lives and enhance human progress for Lower East Side residents and other New Yorkers through social services, arts and health care programs.

265 Henry Street New York, New York 1 10002-4808 212.766.9200 www.henrystreet.org

The cover, by artist Ken Condon, illustrates Henry Street as a beacon for the Lower East Side, every day and during times of crisis, like the recent hurricane. 2 1 MESSAGES

Message from the Executive Director Why is Henry Street as relevant today as it was in 1893? One reason is that we are tireless advocates for our community in every sense of the word, whether ensuring emergency aid in times of crisis or embracing creative ways to fund vital services. When Hurricane Sandy left our neighborhood literally powerless, Message from the Board of Directors we were out in force distributing food, water, blankets and more We’ve weathered an economic recession and more recently the importantly, ensuring that vulnerable community residents were not wrath of Mother Nature, but those challenges have only fortified stranded alone. The storm crystallized one compelling truth: In our resolve to carry out Henry Street’s mission to open doors of times of crisis, the most effective first responders are community-based opportunity. organizations like Henry Street. That’s because we’re on the street With renewed confidence in the importance of the Settlement’s every day, listening to our community and providing the critical work, we are launching an ambitious capital campaign: Open the services they need to lead better lives. Henry Street Settlement has Doors! The Campaign for Henry Street Settlement. We are pleased been a beacon for the city for 120 years; we are shining even brighter to report that more than half of our $12 million goal has already after the storm. been raised. Our innovative spirit and our resolve to identify new sources The essential funds from the campaign will enable the of funding — essential in this competitive climate — transcend Settlement to embrace an exciting project: the acquisition and geography and sometimes take us far from New York City. The reopening of the c. 1854 vacant firehouse adjacent to our historic Jewels of Hope auction — held an ocean away in Switzerland headquarters. The firehouse will provide much-needed (and — raised $1 million for the agency, thanks to the generosity of handicapped-accessible) space to house our expanding programs. philanthropist Lily Safra. Another gift of $1 million — proceeds from The funds will also allow us to elevate systems in many of our an art auction held in Miami, Florida ­— was made to the Settlement existing buildings so that the physical plant reflects the excellent by the Dash Snow Initiative. We are honored and grateful that both standards of our programs and services. Mrs. Safra and the Dash Snow Initiative chose Henry Street as the Henry Street’s Board has always been key to the Settlement’s recipient of their substantial donations. success, beginning in 1893 with Jacob Schiff, an uptown banker Looking ahead, we deepen our commitment to serve our clients, and philanthropist who provided the seed money for the agency. our neighborhood and our city because, while FY 2012 was the We are profoundly grateful for the dedication, commitment highest fundraising year in our illustrious history, the needs of our and generosity of all of the Settlement’s board members, and community remain great. Thanks to the dedication of our Board appreciate the engagement of our funders, partners, supporters of Directors, our funders, our staff, our volunteers and our elected and community members. Together, we will pave the way to a officials, the Settlement is positioned to open doors of opportunity bright future for Henry Street. for those in need every day, well into the next century.

DAVID GARZA DALE J. BURCH PHILIP T. RUEGGER III Executive Director President Chairman 2 3 Early Childhood Education Center WHAT Outdoor play is an important part of childhood — and of the curriculum at our HAPPENS day care center. Some 81 children, ages two One Day in the to four, attend the center, which is open all HERE? year round. Student Laila Curo, 3, when Life of Henry Street asked what she likes about the school, The Settlement is a busy place — actually shouts: “I like my friends!” 17 busy places, as services are delivered from 17 program sites on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. Follow us as we document a typical weekday at Henry Street.

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Good Companions 10 a.m. Senior Center Community Consultation Center Wilma Serrano, 65, is one of 9:00 a.m. dozens of seniors enjoying a Among our many health and freshly cooked lunch at the Good wellness programs is a stress Companions Senior Center. “I’ve Parent Center management workshop with made a lot of new friends here,” “Understanding Your Child’s Behavior,” Pearl Tratner, left, an occupational she says. “The activities, especially a weekly group led by social worker therapy student. Client Alice Ng, the parties, are great, and the Becky Plattus and social work intern 45, says of the workshop, “I always food is awesome!” Serrano, who Teka Robinson, is underway at the Parent learn something new.” Center. “Hearing other parents’ stories lauds the staff for its friendliness, helps me to analyze my own situation,” also has dinner at the center. says participant Stuart Pinney, 39, father of a 10-year-old daughter. 12 noon 1 p.m. Workforce Development Center At the Workforce Development Center, a Jobs Essentials Training class is underway in one classroom; in another, students, including Annie Zheng, 32, attend an ESL class. Zheng, who emigrated here from China seven years ago, says, “This class is improving my English so I can get a job in health care.” 4 5 Our 2 p.m. Programs Health and Wellness Urban Family Center 4:00 p.m. • Neighborhood In the nine months since Vanessa Resource Center Gonzalez, 24, moved into Henry The Boys & Girls Republic • Parent Center Street’s shelter, the staff there, The Boys & Girls Republic (BGR) is a beehive of • State-licensed mental activity when after-school programming begins health clinic (Community including Elise Tavares, employment Consultation Center) and coordinator, above right, have helped Abrons Arts Center and students do their homework, play sports and primary health care clinic her find a job and childcare for her With performances, exhibits and participate in other activities. In the art room, (Health Unlimited) son at the shelter’s day care center. arts training ongoing, creative energy student Tyshawn Clark, 9, says he loves coming • Day treatment program “I’ve come a long way. Everyone is palpable at the Abrons. Thomas to BGR because, “I like doing my homework • HIV family services here has been great and very Benjamin Snap Pryor, curator and and the activities.” In the evening, teens fill the • Supportive housing supportive,” says Gonzalez, who is building, attracted to the extensive sports and residences producer of American Realness, a • Senior Services also being helped in her search for critically acclaimed performance recreation programs. permanent housing. and dance festival held at the Abrons Transitional and theaters in January, expressed his Supportive Housing gratitude: “The Abrons has opened • Shelter and supportive services for homeless the doors for us.” families, single women Upstairs, music instructor Bruce and survivors of Potterton is giving six-year-old Jesse domestic violence Gordon a piano lesson, as Robert La Fosse, Abrons Arts Center/ Director of Education at the Abrons, Performing and looks on. “Jesse loves the lessons,” Visual Arts says his mother Allison Gordon. • Performances by critically “He’s very excited for his piano day.” acclaimed artists in a landmarked theater • Training programs for children and adults in 3 p.m. visual arts, theater, music 5:00 p.m. and dance • Exhibits and Artist-in- Henry Street Youth Center Residence program Students in both the after-school and the Youth and Workforce Expanded Horizons college prep programs fill the Development 301 Henry Street building. On the fourth floor, • Day care, after-school and high school students — including Taisha Pelletier, summer camp programs • College prep, sports 16, Shantae Palmer, 16, and Kay Prudente, 17 — and recreation, and HIV participate in Project Cause (College Achievement prevention programs through Urban Science Exploration). The three • Employment services for friends are all aiming for medical school. Says youth and adults Prudente, “This program allows us to do our own • Computer training and science research paper before college!” access at the ATTAIN lab 6 7 Henry Street Recovers from Hurricane Sandy NEWS

Hurricane Sandy wreaked havoc on our community, and containing 10,000 blankets and darkening the neighborhood for more than a week, leaving 20,000 FEMA meals, arrived at the many residents stranded without power in high-rise Settlement headquarters one night. HENRY STREET RECOGNIZED apartment buildings. For our less fortunate neighbors, the Distribution, by Henry Street staff and FOR SANDY RECOVERY EFFORTS storm made an already precarious existence more so. volunteers, commenced the next Executive Director David Garza was Henry Street proved an able first responder; our Meals morning. among 15 downtown leaders to receive on Wheels program, in anticipation of the storm, delivered “The Settlement — with the help of a Manhattan Media OTTY (Our double meals the day before. The day after, staff was on site, our elected officials, staff and volunteers Town Thanks You) award — and one cooking food (on gas stoves) in the agency’s dark kitchens — was proud to respond proactively to of two recognized for Hurricane Sandy and serving it in the public housing courtyard outside our the needs of our community,” said recovery efforts — at a ceremony held senior center. Lines were long, as community residents David Garza, Executive Director of December 12. queued up for warm nourishment. Community Consultation Henry Street. Garza also spoke about Sandy HENRY STREET HENRY Center staff administered medication to clients in need, and The Settlement’s efforts continue via recovery efforts at the Robin Hood senior services staff checked on elderly clients. Residents of a one-year Project Hope grant from the Foundation’s annual Heroes Award our Urban Family Center shelter, taken to city evacuation New York State Office of Mental Health Breakfast, and on a New York 1 news shelters, were visited daily by staff to help ease the disruption to provide outreach, crisis counseling, segment, where he appeared with in their lives. and educational services to those hardest Robin Hood President and CEO Elected officials relied on Henry Street to distribute hit by Hurricane Sandy. Some 25 new Deborah Winshel, pictured above. emergency supplies to cold and hungry neighborhood employees are in the community helping residents. An 18-wheel truck, arranged by State Senator traumatized individuals manage stress Daniel Squadron and State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and connect to community resources. In the News While both NPR and The Wall Street Journal reported on Henry Street’s efforts during the hurricane, many other Settlement people and programs were featured prominently this year – from a story about our iMentoring program in AM New York to a New York Times column about how Executive Director David Garza spends his Fir Tree Partners employees were among the volunteers at Henry Sundays. Stories also Street who went door-to-door to Above: Several loads of blankets en route appeared in The New York deliver blankets to neighborhood from Henry Street to area residential Daily News, Reuters, Crain’s residents. buildings. Left: FEMA meals and water were New York Business, El distributed to community residents from Diario, and on New York 1. tables set up in front of the Settlement.

8 9 Miami Auction Raises $1 Million Jewels for Hope = An auction at Art Basel Miami organized by the Dash Snow Initiative raised $1 Million for Henry Street more than $1 million for Henry Street’s Boys & Girls Republic (BGR). The Thanks to the generosity of philanthropist Lily Safra — Initiative, conceived by close friends of the late artist to honor his legacy, and an auction held in May — Henry Street received a solicited artworks from such luminaries as Jeff Koons, Julian Schnabel, Ryan $1 million gift. Part of Safra’s renowned jewelry McGinley and Dan Colen for the auction. BGR was selected as the beneficiary collection was sold at “Jewels For Hope” at Christie’s because of its location in the Lower East Side neighborhood that was so Geneva in Switzerland, raising nearly $32 million for meaningful to Snow, and his interest in helping vulnerable youth. charity, $1 million of which has been donated to the Serving on the event committee were Jade Berreau, Teddy Liouliakis, Settlement. Yvette Quiazon, Dan Colen, Blair “Henry Street Settlement is an extraordinary Hansen and Jen Brill. organization that helps thousands of people in need David Garza, Henry Street Executive every day,” said Lily Safra. “It is a great privilege to Director, said, “Hundreds of children be able to support them.” and families will benefit from the The gift will support after-school and college prep enhanced social work services made services, health care programs, job readiness training possible by this generous donation.” and more. Philanthropist Lily Safra with a brooch in her From left are Teddy Liouliakis, Jade Berreau, “We are truly grateful to Lily Safra for this generous collection sold in the Yvette Quiazon, Dan Colen and Ryan McGinley. gift that will provide vital resources for our most “Jewels for Hope” auction. vulnerable neighbors,” said David Garza, Executive Director of Henry Street. Henry Street Featured in Museum Exhibit Taking It To the Street Henry Street Settlement and its founder, Lillian Wald, are featured in “Activist PARTY LIKE IT’S 1899 New York,” an exhibit at the Museum of Hundreds of community members enjoyed the City of New York. refreshments, music, dancing and tours Visitors can screen rare 1920s footage of the historic Settlement house on May 6 of Wald at her desk and Settlement at a block party to celebrate founder Lillian workers visiting immigrants in tenement Wald’s 145th birthday. Held as part of the apartments throughout the city. Artifacts Partners in Preservation (PIP) Open House on display include a large brass samovar from the Settlement’s dining room weekend, the event featured a birthday and a silver platter given to Wald on her 70th birthday engraved with signatures cake contest and health screenings. of leading politicians and philanthropists, including Franklin D. and Eleanor Henry Street was awarded $175,000 in Roosevelt, John D. Rockefeller, and Louis and Anne Abrons, whose family supports the PIP competition to make the agency’s the Settlement to this day. headquarters more energy efficient. Left: Revelers at Lillian Wald’s birthday block party, and Henry Street’s favorite Our Elected Officials mascot, Phoebee (inset).

COMMUNITY DAY A perfect autumn day marked Henry Street’s Community Day 2012, held on October 21 at the Abrons Arts Center. Hundreds were treated to live music by Henry Street was pleased to host our local elected officials at many Settlement events. From left The Wiyos, refreshments, raffle prizes, are U.S. Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez, State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, State Senator face painting and temporary tattoos. Daniel Squadron, State Assembly Member Brian Kavanagh, and City Council Members Margaret Chin and Rosie Mendez. Right: A scene from Community Day 2012. 10 11 FY2012 Financial Report Donors FY2012 PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SUPPORT 2011 2012 $500,000+ Charles Hayden Foundation Contributions 1,757,542 2,575,632 Louis and Anne Abrons The Heckscher Foundation Foundations 3,432,172 6,877,990 Foundation, Inc. for Children Special Events 1,418,235 1,822,885 The Burch Family Mary J. Hutchins Legacies and Bequests 2,046 156,066 Foundation Foundation, Inc. Government Contracts 28,873,639 26,146,519 Pilar Crespi Robert & Mr. & Mrs. Philippe Laffont TOTAL SUPPORT 35,483,634 37,579,092 Stephen Robert, Trustees of Edith and Herbert Lehman Source of Hope Foundation Foundation, Inc. OTHER REVENUE Mrs. Lily Safra Marilyn & Jim Simons Investment Income/(Loss) 3,158,813 (355, 034) Alice & Tom Tisch Program Activities 1,533,546 1,883,321 $200,000-$499,999 The UPS Foundation Rental and Other Income 970,412 941,696 Microsoft The Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE 41,146,405 40,049,075 Robin Hood Foundation SingleStop USA $25,000-$49,999 EXPENSES Starr International Allen & Overy LLP Social Participation Programs 24,547,596 21,388,135 Foundation Arts Programs 2,358,379 2,590,879 Tiger Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Edgar D. Aronson Youth Programs 5,470,146 5,583,370 Employment Training 2,122,956 2,133,925 $100,000-$199,999 Altman Foundation Anncox Foundation, Inc. The Robert Bowne TOTAL PROGRAM EXPENSES 34,499,077 31,696,309 Foundation The Clark Foundation BTIG LLC Management and General 3,594,314 3,584,949 Credit Suisse Americas Fundraising 443,493 482,042 Foundation Margaret Chi M.A.C. AIDS Fund The Diller-von Furstenberg TOTAL SUPPORT SERVICES 4,037,807 4,066,991 Family Foundation Oak Philanthropy (UK) TOTAL EXPENSES 38,536,884 35,763,300 Limited Scott & Evette Ferguson The Pinkerton Foundation FJC - A Foundation of Philanthropic Funds CHANGE IN NET ASSETS Estate of Meyer Smolen Hess Foundation, Inc. BEFORE OTHER ADJUSTMENTS 2,609,521 4,285,775 The Harold & Mimi Other Adjustments: Steinberg Charitable Trust Renate, Hans and Maria Hofmann Trust Required Minimum Funding – Defined Pascale Sykes Foundation Benefit Pension Plan 762,250 (2,766,974) The George Link, Jr. The Xerox Foundation Foundation, Inc. NET INCREASE (DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS 3,371,771 1,518,801 The Andrew W. Mellon $50,000-$99,999 Foundation American Express The Carl and Lily The Settlement maintains a Defined Benefit Pension Plan which was frozen to new Foundation Pforzheimer Foundation, Inc. 1 participants as of October 31, 2005. As of June 30, 2012, the Plan was fully funded in AXA Art Insurance Pete & Becky Ruegger accordance with ERISA requirements. In conformity with Financial Accounting Dale & Robert Burch The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Standards 158 in accounting for Defined Benefit Plans, the Settlement recognized an Mr. & Mrs. Gustavo Cisneros Samuels Foundation, Inc. additional cost of pension expense associated with the Additional Minimum Pension Liability in the amount of $2,766,974 for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2012. In the Open Society Foundations Sanpalo Investments previous fiscal year the Settlement had recognized a reduction in pension cost of $762,250. and Fund for The City of Corporation These are extraordinary adjustments and may not repeat in future years. New York Simpson Thacher & Suzan Gordon Bartlett LLP Russell Grinnell Memorial The Teagle Foundation, Inc. Trust Michael Tiedemann

12 1 Underwriting of 24th Annual Art Show 13 Tiffany & Co. The Jerome Foundation Milton and Sally Avery Arts Wien Family Fund Melanie & Jeffrey Tucker Robert S. Kaplan Foundation C.J. Wise Isaac H. Tuttle Fund Kasowitz, Benson, Torres & Anna & Dean Backer James D. Wolfensohn Michael Wolkowitz & Friedman LLP Santiago Barberi-Gonzalez Hope Holiner Kirkland & Ellis LLP Lawrence B. Benenson $2,500-$4,999 Marie-Josée & Henry R. Barbara von Bismarck Diane & Arthur Abbey Kravis $10,000-$24,999 Beatriz & Allan Brewer- Adil Abdulali Leonard A. Lauder Carias Richard & Iris Abrons Gilbert E. Ahye Illustration from the 1928 annual report. annual 1928 the from Illustration Foundation Angela Mariani Louise and Ardè Bulova Fund Arlene & Alan Alda Anonymous Mertz Gilmore Foundation Tita Cahn Trust Giving Opportunities American Chai Trust Assurant Foundation Midway Investors LLC Barbara & David Caplan Henry Street Settlement relies on the The ASCAP Foundation Rose M. Badgeley Residuary generous contributions of supporters to Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & Cathay Bank Foundation Irving Caesar Fund Charitable Trust McCloy LLP deliver its services. Last year, Henry Street The Steven A. and Kathleen & Roland The Barker Welfare spent 89 percent of its budget in direct Edward Pallesen & Marty Alexandra M. Cohen Augustine Foundation Haessler Foundation service. The agency has a four-star rating Joan Davidson & Edith C. Blum Foundation, Inc. Frederic S. Papert Charles Coleman from Charity Navigator. Neil Barsky Braemar Energy Ventures Isabel R. Potter Mr. & Mrs. Eduardo Costa Anna & Dan Benton TYPES OF GIFTS Veronica Bulgari & David Rockefeller Phyllis S. & James G. Thomas G. Berger Stephan Haimo Coulter Unrestricted Gifts to our Annual Fund help Leo Rosner Foundation David Bolotsky Melissa & Robert L. Burch East Sea Shipping Co. Ltd us deliver vital human services to more than Rosemary & Michael Ryan Maria Bueno Estate of Abram Calderon Jane B. & Michael D. Eisner 50,000 individuals each year. Alejandro Santo Domingo Bull’s Head Foundation, Inc. Adriana Cisneros Charles Evans Restricted Gifts can be made to support The Peg Santvoord Joseph M. Cohen individual programs, such as meals for seniors. Cisneros Group of Foundation Perry & Martin Granoff Companies Consolidated Edison Memorial/Honorarium Gifts in memory or Lesley G. Schulhof Abel G. Halpern Company of New York, Inc. CME Group Community The Seinfeld Family Marlene Hess & James D. in honor of an individual can be made in any Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Munir Dauhajre amount and for any purpose. Foundation Zirin Catherine Curley Lee The Max and Victoria Naming Opportunities are available to recognize Harry & Laura Slatkin Kirsch Foundation Dreyfus Foundation, Inc. Thierry Despont Holdings Ltd. a donor’s contribution to Henry Street. The Seth Sprague Natalia Gottret & Sebastian Daniel J. and Edith A. Educational and Charitable Sidney and Judith Kranes Echavarria Corporate Matching Gifts Many companies Ehrlich Family Foundation Foundation Charitable Trust participate in a matching gift program, and Susan & Leonard Feinstein Congregation Emanu-El Scott L. Swid Walter Maynard, Jr. will match any gift made by an employee. Stephen Facey & Fir Tree Partners TD Securities Kate Medina Jay Wegman Bequests, gifts made through a will, allow Forest City Ratner Companies The Thanksgiving Fund J. Mendel some donors to make substantial donations to Gannett Foundation Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver Town Residential Morgan Stanley Foundation Arlyn & Edward Gardner Henry Street without depleting current assets. & Jacobson LLP Univision John Morning Sarah & Seth Glickenhaus Glenview Capital Communications, Inc. ASSETS TO GIVE Henry and Lucy Moses Agnes Gund Management, LLC Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP A Gift of Cash is the simplest and most Fund, Inc. The Harkness Foundation Samuel Goldberg & Sons Max Weintraub The Pace Gallery immediate way to support Henry Street. Foundation, Inc. for Dance Laurie Weltz David Paget A Gift of Long-Term Appreciated Securities is Goldman Sachs Gives Kim M. Heirston exempt from capital gains taxes, and the donor Wilmington Trust FSB Mr. & Mrs. Derald Mr. & Mrs. J. Tomilson Hill Haas Foundation Ruttenberg is usually entitled to a charitable tax deduction. Mary W. Harriman Gary Howe $5,000-$9,999 Jacqueline & Mortimer Donald Jonas For more information on ways to give, please Foundation Sackler Richard S. Abrons Vernon E. Jordan contact the Department of Development at Robert & Jane Harrison Lois & Arthur Stainman 212.766.9200 or [email protected]. Family Foundation Anne Abrons & David Kalliope Karella Sharpe Ricardo Steinbruch Checks may be made payable to Lea & Ian Highet Mr. & Mrs. Ronald S. Lauder American Eagle Outfitters Tiger Management LLC Henry Street Settlement, 265 Henry Street, Annalu Ponti & Geoffrey R. Jane & Michael Lockshin New York, NY 10002. Donations can also be Hoguet Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Tisch Joanne Mack made through our website, www.henrystreet.org. Bruce Jackson The Christopher & Jean UBS Financial Services, Inc. Angell Charitable Fund Donald B. Marron 14 15 Donald Mullen Abigail Asher Guillermo Cisneros Beverly & Howard Frank Leadership Giving New York Life Foundation Helen-Mae & Seymour Closeouts Express Inc. Hugh Freund LILLIAN WALD SOCIETY LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Askin NYU Community Fund Barbara & Bertram J. Cohn Josabeth & Paul Fribourg The Lillian Wald Society The Leadership Circle Elizabeth & Douglas L. Paul Barbara Baird Nancy Malcomson Barbara & Steve Friedman honors Henry Street Board honors Henry Street Carlos & Ana Maria Perez Mr. & Mrs. Michael Connable Fund Glenn Fuhrman members who contribute Board members who Balmuth Random House, Inc. Claire Conway The Furth Family Foundation $20,000 or more to Henry contribute $10,000 to Frances & Ed Barlow Street in a fiscal year. $19,999 to Henry Street Louise & Leonard Riggio Paul Curnin & Penny Shane Baryn S. Futa Mr. & Mrs. Victor Barnett in a fiscal year. Jerome Robbins Foundation Robert Cutajar Mr. & Mrs. Francesco Richard S. Abrons Angela Vallot & Davos Financial Advisors, LLC Galesi Dale J. Burch Catherine Curley Lee Dr. & Mrs. Leon Root James Basker Belinda Diacui Badcock & Barbara & Michael Gamson Melissa R. Burch Ian D. Highet Nancy Rosen Christopher Bass Bruce Jackson Carlos De Brito Susan & Sheldon Ganis Margaret Chi David & Heifara Rutgers Mr. & Mrs. Sid R. Bass Scott D. Ferguson Angela Mariani Roth Matilde De Farach David Garza & Jane Bayard James De Givenchy Gina Meggo-Garza Robert S. Harrison Frederic S. Papert Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Saper Isabel R. Potter Francesca Beale Michael De Paola Nelsa Gidney & Edward S. Pallesen Harry L. and Eleanor A. Pilar Crespi Robert Lesley G. Schulhof Schick Philanthropic Fund Allison Berg Andres Pan De Sordaluce Jordan Ringel Robin & Ed Berman Regina Glocker Philip T. Ruegger III Harry & Laura Slatkin Charles and Mildred Michael Dejana Laurie Weltz Schnurmacher Foundation, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Beys Emma Goergen Michael D. Ryan John D. Demsey Scott L. Swid Michael Wolkowitz Inc. Bingham McCutchen LLP Mr. & Mrs. John A. Golden Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin J. Jeffrey H. Tucker Select Equity Group, Inc. Bloomberg Denihan Mr. & Mrs. Budd S. Anonymous (1) Ilicia Silverman Blum & Poe Jasmina Denner Goldman Jay Snyder Roy J. Bostock Mr. & Mrs. Feroz Dewan Mr. & Mrs. Jay Goldsmith Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Joseph Goldsmith Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Botta Beth Rudin DeWoody Anne H. Hess & Robert M. Kaye Sosnow Henry Goodman The Broad Art Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Jonas Craig Kaplan Jessica & Kevin Kearns The Speyer Family Dovydenas Sally & Michael Gordon Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Foundation Estrellita & Daniel Brodsky John Keenen Kathleen M. Doyle Ruth & David Gottesman Heyman Leila & Mickey Straus Jeffrey Brotman Valerie Fontaine Kempner Jacqueline & Rodman Drake Anthony D. Grant Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hilal Solon E. Summerfield Marlane Melican & Yung Hee Kim Nicholas Brountas Gale & Ira Drukier Jon & Mindy Gray Family Jason Hirschorn Foundation, Inc. Ann & Gilbert Kinney The Milton V. Brown Elizabeth & Brian Duffy Foundation Sue Ann Santos Hoahng Neil S. & Stephanie Mr. & Mrs. Marc Klein Foundation Daniel Dwyer Marilyn R. Greene Mr. & Mrs. Franklin W. Landess Suslak Jeanne & Robert Knox Christopher Buccini The Brenda Earl Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Gregory Hobbs IV Nicki & Harold Tanner Fred Kolber Melva Bucksbaum & Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John A. Griffin Mr. & Mrs. Warren Hoge Turrell Fund Daniel L. Kong Raymond Learsy Anne & Joel Ehrenkranz Mr. & Mrs. Martin Gruss Margot & Stephen Holland Wallerstein Foundation for Janet Korins & Joseph Ken Carbone Carol & Roger Einiger Leo Guthart The Holliday Foundation Geriatric Life Improvement Kaufman John H. Carley Warren Eisenberg Kathy & Steven Guttman Joan & George Hornig Roberta & Stephen R. Roy Korins & Gillian Jane C. Carroll Weiner Emblem Health Mimi and Peter Haas Fund Elliot Horowitz Zackham Linda & Arthur Carter Caryl S. Englander Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Hall Mark J. Horowitz Phyllis L. Kossoff $1,000-$2,499 Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Ernst & Young Toni Hanson David and Francie Horvitz Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Kowaloff Li-Hsia Wang & Henry L. Cashin Family Foundation, Inc. Ethelmere LLC Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Mr. & Mrs. Werner H. Abrons Gabriel Catone Christopher Eykyn & Harteveldt BettySue & Jeff Hughes Kramarsky Mr. & Mrs. William R. Central Construction Nicholas Maclean William & Maria E. Maury Nancy Humphreys & Jill & Peter Kraus Acquavella Industry Haseltine Philip Neil Patricia & Edward Emilia Saint-Amand & Lisa Airan Frank Chervenak, M.D. Falkenberg Timothy D. Haynes Tracey Jacobs Fred Krimendahl The Annette and Anthony Mr. Adam D. Chinn Lelia & Esteban Ferrer Marian Heiskell Giving Fund Benjamin R. Jacobson Julia & Diego Kuschnir Albanese Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Henry Joseph Fichera Ann & Peter Herbst Suzanne Nora Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Shelley & Jonathan D. Allen Christensen Eric Fisher Hermes Corporativo, S.A. Joan & Ernest Kalman Lambert Susan Almrud Heidi Holterbosch & Jeanne Donovan Fisher de C.V. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Kanavos Sheila & Bill Lambert Mr. & Mrs. Steven Ames Pietro Cicognani Emy & Emil Herzfeld Mr. & Mrs. Warren B. Barbara & Richard S. Lane Albertina Cisneros Wendy Flanagan & Anonymous Chris O’Malley Foundation, Inc. Kanders 16 17 Lansdowne Fund Mr. & Mrs. Claus Moller Adam R. Rose Elizabeth B. Strickler & June Noble Larkin Moody’s Corporation Giovanna & Dan Mark T. Gollogly Marta Jo Lawrence Elizabeth Moore Rosenbloom Lee & Roger Strong Alexandra Lebenthal & Marian & Edward Mulé Charles Rosenthal Sulzberger Foundation Jay Diamond Vanessa & Mark Mulroney Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Steven Tananbaum Rotter Jiyeun Lee Mr. & Mrs. George B. Patsy & Jeff Tarr Sangyeup Lee Munroe Mr. & Mrs. Miles Rubin TD Charitable Foundation Thomas H. Lee Ali Namvar Anthony L. & Diane L. David Teiger Rutgers Anthony Leeds Stefano Natella Kathy & Andrew Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Baird Walker Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lehrman Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Carl H. Neiman Tiedemann The Leon Levy Foundation Marielle & Edmond Safra Linda & Samuel Lindenbaum Fran Biondi & Mary C. Tiedemann Jamie Nicholls Victoria Love Salnikoff Mr. & Mrs. Roger Lipton Bara Tisch Robert Niehaus Mr. & Mrs. Julio Mario Loeb & Troper LLP Santo Domingo, Sr. Jamie Tisch Amie & Schott Nuttall Open the Doors! Arthur L. Loeb Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Scherr The Jonathan M. Tisch Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Nye Foundation Ruth E. D. Lord Dr. Andrew N. Schiff The Campaign for Stephen D. Oestreich, Esq. Laurie M. Tisch Basilio Lukis Mr. & Mrs. David T. Schiff Henry Street Settlement Mr. & Mrs. George D. Barbara & Donald Tober Josephine Lume Lisa A. Schiff Henry Street has launched a $12 million O’Neill B.J. Topol The Honorable & Mrs. Earle Andrew Ong Kelly Schmidt capital campaign to keep our doors open for I. Mack Mr. & Mrs. John L. the thousands of New Yorkers who depend on Gisela & Carlos Padula Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Schorr IV Townsend III Phyllis & William Mack us right now — and for generations to come. Florence Paley Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Mr. & Mrs. Remy Trafelet Myriam & Alan Magdovitz Schulhof Campaign funds will be used to open the Pamela & Edward Pantzer John Trammell Nancy A. Magoon Mr. & Mrs. Thomas vacant firehouse adjacent to our 265 Henry John Pappajohn Truist Street headquarters as the Neighborhood The Maher Family Foundation Schulhof Anni Luneau & Mr. & Mrs. Charles Schwab UBS Investment Bank Resource Center; preserve and retrofit our Susan R. Malloy Christopher Parker Erica R. & Eric S. Schwartz Anne-Gaelie & Christophe c. 1830 national landmark headquarters; Mr. & Mrs. David A. Marco Liz & Jeff Peek Van de Weghe renovate our 301 Henry Street youth building; Stephen Schwarzman Martin Z. Margulies Donald Pels Jean & Guido Van update our Abrons Arts Center’s exterior, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Marino Carole Server Hauwermeiren reenvision public use of its gallery and Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Clara Markowicz Perella Kambiz & Nazgol Shahbazi Mr. & Mrs. Gianluigi amphitheater, and make improvements to the Helene Marks Early Start William A. Perlmuth Rose-Marie & William Vittadini landmark Playhouse; create a building reserve Foundation Shanahan Christine Wasserstein fund to address critical ongoing capital needs; Max Pine Matthew Marks Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. David Wassong and invest in human resources, technology Anna & Flavio Pinheiro Shapiro Atalanti Martinou George Weiksner & and programs to enhance staff performance Mr. & Mrs. Richard Plepler Larry Shapiro Joan S. Mathews-Perera Nicholas Weiksner and service delivery. Plowshares Coffee, LLC Gil Shiva “The Campaign for Henry Street allows Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey McDermott Leah & Michael Weisberg Gabriela Poler-Buzali David L. Shuman us to preserve our past, keeps us relevant Edward McKeaney Katharine & Curtis Welling Fred Poses Stephanie & Fred Shuman and competitive in today’s challenging Mr. & Mrs. Kirk McKeown Barbara & William Wenzel Spencer R. Potts Stephen B. Siegel environment and positions us for future Scott Mead The Barrie and DeeDee The Louis and Harold Price Ruth & Jerome A. Siegel Wigmore Foundation growth and progress,”said David Garza, Richard Meier Foundation, Inc. Executive Director of Henry Street. Howard Sloane The Kristina and Guy Stavros Merjos William Newby Raiford Donations of $1,000 or more will be Jill Bokor & Sanford Smith Wildenstein Foundation Metzger-Price Fund, Inc. Isabella del Frate Rayburn acknowledged in a prominent display in Cody Smith Isabel B. Wilson Rheda Becker & Robert E. Mr. & Mrs. William P. the Settlement’s landmark lobby. Naming Leslie Smolan Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey F. Meyerhoff Rayner Worden opportunities are also available. Joanne & Joe Stein For more information, or to make a Cheryl & Michael Minikes Joe Reece Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Wurtz Joan & Michael Steinberg gift, please call 212.766.9200 or visit Julie & Edward J. Minskoff Bonnie & Richard Reiss Barbara & David Zalaznick Robert Stilin www.henrystreet.org/openthedoors Mizuho Corporate Bank Jennifer Roach Irene Zingg

18 19 The Art Show Philippa Calnan Stephen Friedman Batya Kahane & Ruth & Sid Lapidus Calvin Klein Lucy & William Friedman Daniel Jusidman Stephen Lash A dazzling array of spectacular art and spectacular Eli A. Kallet people — philanthropists, business and civic leaders Constance R. Caplan Donald Garlikov Philippe Laumont Valentina Castellani Bruce Geismar Priscilla Bijur Kane & Christine Leas & Steve Ellis and art lovers — filled the Park Avenue Armory on Gerald Kane CBS Studios Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Fernando Gentil Mr. & Mrs. James A. March 6, 2012, for the 24th Annual Art Show Gala Jane Lisman Katz Preview. The Art Show, organized by the Art Dealers Leslie Coddington Jannie & Campbell Gerrish Lebenthal Jane and Robert Katz Susan & Arthur Leeds Association of America to benefit Henry Street’s Anne Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Alan D. Glatt Foundation social service, arts and health care programs, raised Pierre LeFort Glenda Dankner Cohen Charlynn & Warren Goins Sam Keller more than $1.25 million. Gala Preview honorary Laura Lehmann Cathryn Ann Collins Arlene & Mark Goldsmith Bicky & George Kellner chairs were Agnes Gund and Adam Sheffer. Janine Samuel F. Lek Brooke & Kristen Connell John W. Good Mitchell J. Kelly and J. Tomilson Hill, Alexandra Lebenthal, Aby Michael A. Lerner Corporate Synergies Rachel Goodman Ellen Kern Rosen and Samantha Boardman, and Byron and Group, Inc Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Michael Anita Volz Wien co-chaired the elegant evening. Jim Gordon Bibi Khan Stuart Cotton Levine Amy Gold & Brett Gorvy Tina Kim Andrea G. Crane John Levin Rachel C. Goulding Adam Kimmel Wendy M. Cromwell Todd Levin Julie Graham Henry L. King Mary Cronson Ann S. & Thomas M. Mrs. S. William Green Emily-Jane Kirwan Lewyn Edgar M. Cullman, Jr. Ann Guite Susan & Robert Klein Melissa Little Marina Forstmann Day Travis Hansson William & Rachel Knobler Michael Loeb Mr. & Mrs. Charles De Deborah Harris Gunzburg Philip A. Konort M&M Environmental Sanford Heller Georgia & Michael de Evelyn Kranes Kossak Leola & Robert Macdonald Havenon Maryellen Herringer George Labalme, Jr. Martha Macks-Kahn Maria De Madariaga Ronnie Heyman Meg Langan & Evan Macy’s Foundation Lois & Georges de Menil Frederick D. Hill Ladouceur Susan Magrino Agency $500-$999 Catherine Burch Belkin & Deloitte & Touche, LLP Astrid T. Hill Alice & Nahum Lainer Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Gary Belkin Sarah Aibel Mr. & Mrs. Anand Desai William T. Hillman Elizabeth & Peter Laino Mahan Jay H. Bernstein Marie Evans & Phil Hamilcar Di Carlo III Henrietta C. Ho-Asjoe Helen & James Lally Aila Main Julie L. Bernstein Alexandre Rona Dollinger Mary Hoeveler David Bershad, Esq. Alpargatas USA, Inc. Andrew Douglass Rachael Horovitz Jewelle Bickford Cetie Nippert Ames Mr. & Mrs. Francois Drouin Rebecca Todd & Andrew Camille Bidermann-Roizen Hruska Mr. & Mrs. Howard Amron Matthew J.W. Drutt Mr. & Mrs. Jerry B. Black Benjamin Hunter Enrica & Fabrizio Arengi- Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Bentivoglio Michael Black Dubilier Fredericka Hunter E. Nelson Asiel Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Blau Lonti Ebers Stephanie & Tim Ingrassia James Ayer Suzanne & Peter Bobley Frederick Eberstadt Susan Isaacs & Elkan Abramowitz Paulo A. Baia Suzanne Deal Booth Jonathan Farkas Mr. & Mrs. Justin Israel Gala Dinner Dance Andrew Ballard Mr. Richard A. Brodie Alfred Feinman Steven Jacobson Karin & Henry C. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Brosens Dr. David S. Feldman The stars aligned on April 3 as hundreds of Henry Barkhorn III Cathy Hull & Neil Janovic Dr. Stafford R. Broumand Jerald D. Fessenden Street supporters filled Gotham Hall for the 2012 Gala Erica Barrish Brian Johnson Jonathan S. Brown Drew Figdor Dinner Dance. Sascha Bauer Joannes Joosten & Honorees were Michael Tiedemann, Chief Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Brown Thomas M. Finkelpearl Susan S. & Benjamin Baxt Brunhilde Vergouwen Investment Officer of Tiedemann Wealth Management Paul Stephen Buongiorno Susan & Arthur Fleischer, Jr. Jane M. Beebe Analyst Philanthropy and Chief Executive Officer of TIG Advisors, LLC, Vigdis & Gavin Burke Aaron I. Fleischman Committee of JPMorgan Maria Bell and Adriana Cisneros, Vice Chairman and Director Patricia S. Burnham & Foothold Technology Chase & Co. Sandra Belmont, MD William Brock of Strategy of The Cisneros Group of Companies. Freedman Art Stephen Judson Microsoft received the Corporate Leadership Award. Louise D. & Steven J. Daniel Burns Mr. & Mrs. Mark Freedman Mr. & Mrs. Peter Juhas The sold-out event featured an exciting live auction Bergerson Jennifer Cacioppo conducted by celebrity auctioneer Simon de Pury. 20 21 FY2012 Spiros Maliagros Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Mr. & Mrs. Andrew C. Steve A. Shane Public Agencies Matthew Mallow Myers Right Lawrence A. Shar NEW YORK CITY Robert F. Mancuso Edward Tyler Nahem Ken Roberts Dina Shaulov Administration for Children’s Services Danielle Mandelbaum & Pheobe Taubman & Eddie & Robin Roffman Rozita Shay City Council Craig Nerenberg Charitable Gift Fund Department for the Aging Drew D. Anderman Laurence Shopmaker Mr. & Mrs. Scott Nevin Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Department of Cultural Affairs Claire & Chris Mann John Sigmund Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Newman Roman Department of Education James S. Marcus Patty & Howard Silverstein Claire & Peter M. Odell Mr. & Mrs. Simon Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Iris Z. Marden Roosevelt J.L. Simonds Department of Homeless Services Douglas Oliver Susan Mark Mrs. Alexandre Rosenberg Douglas Simons Department of Youth and Community Stephen O’Neil Andrew H. Marks Janet C. Ross The Sirus Fund Development Janice C. Oresman Housing Authority Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur L. Ross Amanda Snyder Mason Our Lady of Peace Church Human Resources Administration Nina Soberman Elsa & Marvin Ross- Manhattan Borough President’s Office MBL Fund Jane Overman & Paul Greifinger Weltchek Lynne Tarnopol Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City Paul McCabe Mr. & Mrs. Mark Rossi Pam & Vince Pagano Ellen & Bill Taubman New York County District Attorney’s Office Liz & David McCreery Julia & Joshua Ruch Mr. & Mrs. Jordan M. Michal Tavrovsky The McElhone Family Fiona & Eric Rudin NEW YORK STATE Foundation Pantzer Lynn & Glen Tobias Council on the Arts Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Russell Nion McEvoy Michael Parkes Stephen Tobias Department of Health Jennifer Russell Michael McGinnis Liz Parks Christopher Tsai & André Stockamp Department of Labor Win & Mary Rutherfurd Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Robert D. Patton Polly & John Tucker Department of State McMurray William R. Peelle, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ramy Saad Mr. & Mrs. Gary Unger Education Department Mike Meagher Courtney Pettit Josh Sandbulte Diane W. Upright State Office for the Aging State Office of Children and Family Services Dr. & Mrs. Frederick Betty & Carl Pforzheimer Albert Sanfard Robin Vousden Office of Mental Health Meiselman Penny Pilkington Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Saul Gregg A. Walker Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance Mrs. Stanley R. Miller Marnie S. Pillsbury Barbara & Gunther Mr. & Mrs. Douglas A. Warner III Schlessinger State University of New York Anne Milling Ronald Pizzuti Mr. & Mrs. Larry Wasser Flora Schnall Achim Moeller/Moeller Cynthia Hazen Polsky & Susan Wasserstein & George Sard FEDERAL Fine Arts Leon Polsky Jean A. & Raymond V.J. Corporation for National and Schrag Victoria Weeks Joyce Moss Michele Quinn Community Services Nancy Schwartz Jessica Weiss & Joseph Ainsberg National Endowment for the Arts Mr. & Mrs. Eric Muller Leah & Allan Rabinowitz Karen D. Seitz Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Welch National Trust for Historic Preservation Barbara Munves & Deborah Rennels Alfred Feinman Jelena Seng Leanne Wells US Department of Agriculture Frank E. Richardson J. Lawrence Werther, M.D. US Department of Housing and Thea Westreich Urban Development Joni Weyl & Sidney Felsen Our Valued Volunteers Karen Whitford Other Partners Henry Street is grateful to the more than 1,900 Joyce Williams The After-School New York City individuals who donated time and expertise John Zaro Corporation Employment & Children’s Aid Training Coalition to the Settlement last year. Many came as part Mary Zlot of the 46 corporations and organizations that Society Pro Hoops sent employees to volunteer, including Allen Consortium for The Police Athletic & Overy LLP, American Express, Citi Global Worker Education League Banking, Credit Suisse, Deloitte, Deutsche Federation of Safe Horizon Every effort has been made to ensure the Bank, Digitas, Fir Tree Partners, CTW Protestant Welfare Seedco accuracy of this listing which reflects Agencies Goldman Sachs, M.A.C. AIDS Fund, Macy’s, Single Stop donations received and intended for FY2012. Human Services Microsoft Corporation, Moody’s, Morgan If your name has been misprinted or omitted, United Neighborhood Volunteers, like this Credit Suisse Council Stanley, New York Cares, Russell Reynolds please accept our apologies and notify the Houses of New York employee, provide one-on-one homework Microsoft Associates, UBS, United Parcel Service and help to after-school students, among Development Department at 212.766.9200 United Way of New United Way of New York City. other valuable contributions. or [email protected]. York City 22 23 Senior Staff East 6th St. Henry Street LOWER MANHATTAN EAST 172 ADMINISTRATION SIDE Locations David Garza 1 Henry Street Headquarters Executive Director 265 Henry Street 162 Avenue A Josephine Lume Avenue B Avenue C Avenue 2 Neighborhood Resource Center

East 3rd St. D Avenue Board of Directors Chief Financial Officer The Parent Center 14 15 Diane Rubin BROOKLYN Health Care Access Program Philip T. Ruegger III Edward S. Pallesen 281 East Broadway Chief Program Officer Chairman Anna P. Pinheiro Renee Epps East Houston St. 122 3 Youth Services Headquarters Richard S. Abrons Isabel R. Potter 13 ATTAIN Computer Lab Vice chairman Frances L. Primus Chief Officer for Facilities Day Care Center and Operations

William P. Rayner 301 Henry Street Dale J. Burch Dr. Baruch Stanton St. President Michael D. Ryan PROGRAMS 4 Helen’s House Lesley Schulhof Vice Presidents Abrons Arts Center/ 5 Youth Employment Ilicia P. Silverman Performing and Visual Arts 367 Madison Street Anne Abrons Rivington St.

Harry Slatkin Jay Wegman 6 Home Planning Workshop Clinton St. Clinton

Ian D. Highet St. Suffolk Norfolk St. Norfolk Neil S. Suslak Artistic Director St. Essex 359 Madison Street Frederic S. Papert C.J. Wise Deputy Program Officer 7 Naturally Occurring Douglas L. Paul Williamsburg Bridge Michael Wolkowitz 11 Retirement Community Pilar Crespi Robert Health and Wellness Delancey St. Senior Companion Program Michael A. Steinberg Honorary Directors Larraine Ahto 351 Madison Street Broome St. Scott L. Swid Lorraine K. Albritton Chief Officer for 8 Good Companions Senior Center

Christopher C. Angell Planning and Integration

Jeffrey H. Tucker St. Willett Meals on wheels Pitt St. Pitt 10 Nancy P. Aronson Deputy Program Officer 334 Madison Street Jane R. Lockshin Grand St. Julio Colón Janet Fischer 24 9 Community Consultation Center Treasurer 2 3 Helen R. Hauge Chief Administrator Health Unlimited 1 5 Laurie Weltz Senior Services 27 6 The Unlimited Boutique Walter Maynard, Jr. Montgomery St. Secretary Clinton St. East Broadway Henry St. 40 Montgomery Street George B. Munroe Transitional and 8 Robert S. Harrison Max Pine Madison St. 10 Abrons Arts Center Supportive Housing 466 Grand Street John Morning Mary Louise Reid Geniria Armstrong Honorary Chairmen Andrew N. Schiff Deputy Program Officer 29 11 Workforce Development Center 99 Essex Street Directors Laura Slatkin Youth and Workforce 12 Urban Family Center Gilbert E. Ahye Lawrence I. Sosnow Development Phebe Thorne Eulie H. Bayne Gregory Rideout 13 Urban Family School Melissa R. Burch Advisory Directors Deputy Program Officer 14 Third Street Women’s Residence Margaret Chi Scott Bremerman 15 Third Street Supportive Catherine Curley Lee Deborah A. DeCotis Housing Residence Sebastian Echavarria Lydia Fenet 290 East Third Street Scott D. Ferguson Alan Glatt 16 Workforce Development Sue Ann Santos Hoahng Liz Ho-Bagley Welcome Center Henrietta C. Ho-Asjoe Jobs-Plus Eva Jeanbart-Lorenzotti 24 Avenue D Bruce Jackson Elizabeth F.G. Reid Henry Street Settlement is Roy M. Korins proud to be an active member 17 Boys & Girls Republic Keith Solomon 888 East Sixth Street Joanne Mack of the United Neighborhood Robert F. Mancuso David Garza Houses of New York (UNH). Executive Director Angela Mariani Kathryn B. Medina Follow us on FACEBOOK, TWITTER, Richard Neiman INSTAGRAM AND YOUTUBE (facebook.com/HenryStreetSettlement) (twitter.com/henrystreet) Produced by the Department Cover illustration: Ken Condon; Photo Credits: David Grossman: p. 2, p. 3 right, p. 4-6, p. 7 (all but bottom left); Tony Jones Photos: p. 3 left; of External Relations Ian Douglas: p. 7, bottom left; Rob Bennett: p. 8 bottom left; p. 9 bottom right; Zach Bommer, p. 9 top left; David X. Prutting/BFAnyc.com: p. (instagram.com/henrystreetsettlement) Editor/Writer: Susan LaRosa 10 top; Courtesy of the Museum of the City of New York: p. 10 center; Alex Escalante: p. 10 bottom (Squadron and Chin), p. 11 bottom right; (youtube.com/henrystsettlement). Design: Melanie Roberts.Design Sari Weintraub: p. 10 bottom (Silver and Kavanagh); LA Rose: p. 11 center; Ken Wittenberg: p. 20; David Dupuy: p. 21 24 25