2017 Annual Report Making a Sustained Commitment

Dear Friends, during their tenure with New York Cares. 30th Anniversary to help ensure that our programs can continue to take root in the New York Cares is in the business And, nearly 500 volunteers received the communities we serve. of planting seeds that President’s Volunteer Service take root and grow into a Award for devoting more Thank you for your continued support. better tomorrow for those 35 than 100 hours to serving our Friends and partners like you help us to we serve. In 2017, our community in 2017, a record grow and sustain our effort to meet the volunteers inducted number for New York Cares. roots in the community into The High Risers pressing community needs of the city grew even deeper. Over two dozen Community we love. Through our sustainable Partners grew into Impact With ongoing appreciation, volunteer programs, Partnerships that leverage 65,000 volunteers met 549,592 our wide array of volunteer the needs of nearly New Yorkers served programs to achieve 550,000 New Yorkers last by our programs outcomes to help them better year – improving education, meet their missions. All our meeting immediate needs, Community Partners received and revitalizing our city’s 33 increased support from New Paul J. Taubman public spaces. projects on average at York Cares, averaging 33 Board President Thirty-five of our volunteers a nonprofit or school projects in 2017, up 17% from were inducted as High 2016 levels. Risers, a new recognition We are grateful for the honoring volunteers who have completed record number of financial supporters Gary Bagley a remarkable 1,000 volunteer projects who made commitments in honor of our Executive Director

Taking Service to New Heights As New York Cares has grown in both breadth and depth, so has the level of commitment from our volunteers. In 2017, we unveiled the wall of High Risers at an induction ceremony, commemorating the first group of volunteers to complete 1,000 New York Cares projects. As part of this new tradition, awardees are added to the wall in the entryway of our office and receive an invitation to the annual New York Cares Gala.

The children took turns walking up front with me to find the next clue in our quest to escape our corn maze scavenger hunt. One of the girls turned to me and said ‘Miss Linda, when I grow up, I want to volunteer and be a Team Leader just like you.’ In the bigger picture of just hanging out with kids and having fun, a seed can be planted without 2006 2013 2015 2017 even realizing it’s happening! Jim Wong Linda Blacken Kwacey Coggins Andrew Ashwell Andrew Lippman Molly Dieterich Trevor Beddoe – Linda Blacken, High Riser 2010 Julia Masi Maria Lippman Anneke Berken Charity Diaz Patrick McGuire Joseph Williger LeNora Carter Adriana Kalapodas Jun Saito Alan Ginsberg Muthu Kuttaiyan 2016 Maria “Ria” Miller 2014 Akeem Bonaparte Maria Negroni 2012 David Camacho Trix Cheung Sylvia Pereli Tim Gibson Ann Darmstaetter Sandra Mamrak Debra Putzer John Robertson Sanam Nowrouzzadeh Jane Rainone Jim Tucker Omari Rose Kristine Sugrim David Warmin

New York Cares | 2017 Annual Report Increasing Impact

Improving Education 45,240 Making up over 40% of our work, New York Cares education children served programs help individuals of all ages learn and succeed on their own terms through one-on-one after-school homework help, recreational 2,700 outings to museums and city landmarks, high-school equivalency teens served exam preparation, mock interviews with job-seekers and more. As New Yorkers sought more opportunities to practice their civic duty 1,134 in a post-election year, New York Cares received heightened interest students served by SAT Prep on programs serving legal residents. We responded with growth in our citizenship programming, by tripling the number of citizenship clinics and serving 60% more individuals in 2017. College Access 237 nonprofits & programs also saw a deeper investment as 10% more schools opted schools served into our three-year, multi-program offerings for their students. SAT Prep In our 20th year of offering NYC’s largest free SAT tutoring program, New York Cares volunteers helped students achieve an average increase of 195 points to their SAT score.

Meeting Immediate Needs 21,010 About half of all New York Cares programs bring support, seniors served companionship and financial stability to homeless or low-income New Yorkers by assisting adults in becoming financially secure, 12,008 socializing with senior citizens, supporting individuals with animals served intellectual or developmental disabilities, caring for animals in shelters, and ensuring vulnerable New Yorkers have a warm coat each 235,943 winter. In 2017, we offered 20% more programs addressing hunger, pantry bags packed and distributed saw an 18.7% increase in volunteers supporting special needs programs, and delivered 248,638 meals to New Yorkers in need. 11,231 Tax Prep In 2017, New York Cares volunteers helped return tax returns filed for $17,078,987 to New Yorkers facing economic hardships. low-income New Yorkers

Revitalizing Public Spaces 59 Filling out the remaining 10% of our programs, New York Cares parks and gardens served volunteers execute strategic projects that revitalize and beautify on Cares Day Spring public schools, recreational facilities, and 30,000 acres of New York City parks, beaches, and community gardens. We work side by side 12,590 hours spent on with the NYC Parks Department and NYC Department of Education environmental projects to give our city spaces the care and attention they deserve. In 2017, we ran 480 environmental projects, a 5.5% increase from the year prior, and mobilized 4,150 volunteers on projects that revive parks 480 environmental projects from harsh winters, keep beaches safe and clean for millions of residents, and apply fresh coats of paint to our concrete jungle. 125 New York Cares Day Spring On a single day, 3,414 volunteers came schools, community, and out to revitalize 59 NYC parks and gardens across all five boroughs. senior centers revitalized 2017 Highlights Cares Day for Schools Winter Wishes Coat Drive 26th year 27th year 29th year 38 Community Partners 142 Community Partners 597 Community Partners 2,506 volunteers 35,000 letters answered 104,164 coats Volunteers planted 5,920 Letters were answered Of the 597 partners daffodil bulbs, and used in record time by 1,086 who received coats for 1,535 gallons of paint individuals and 426 their clients in 2017, for canvas murals, flat- volunteer groups. 15% participated in the painting, and wall murals. program 10 years prior.

New York Cares | 2017 Annual Report Deepening Partnerships Through volunteer-powered programs, coat and holiday gift drives, and volunteer management trainings, New York Cares helps drive the missions of 1,275 nonprofits, schools, and city agencies throughout the five boroughs. Forty-five percent of Community Partners report that they have less than 25 full-time staff members employed and 57.2% operate with a budget of less than $1 million.

* Indicates agencies we work with at multiple sites.

0–9 Bailey’s Cafe Clinton Hill Branch 1199SEIU Training and Employment Funds Barrier Free Living Coney Island Branch 163rd Street Improvement Council - Bay Improvement Group New Utrecht Branch Scattered Site Housing Program Bedford-Stuyvesant Early Childhood Brooklyn Queens Land Trust* 175 Eldridge Street Tenants Association Development Center Brooklyn School for Career Development 2400 7th Avenue Tenant Association The Bed-Stuy Campaign Against Hunger Brothers Helping Brothers 4 Kids in Need Believer’s Tabernacle of Faith Brownsville Community Residential Center Best Buddies New York Building Your Legacy A Best Friends Animal Society Bushwick Parish United Methodist Church Abbott House Beth Abraham Health Services Bushwick United Housing Development Abyssinian Development Corporation* Bethel Emanuel Temple Fund Corporation* Acacia Network* Bethel Evangelical Church Butterflies Women’s Group Achilles International* Bethsaida SDA Church The Action Center for Education & Big Reuse* C Community Development* Bike New York Cabrini Immigrant Services Actors Theatre Workshop Black Veterans for Social Justice Caldwell Temple Soup Kitchen PATHS* ACTS Community Development Corporation BloomAgainBklyn Calvary United Freewill Baptist Church ADAPT Community Network* BMS Family Health and Wellness Centers CAMBA* Added Value and Herban Solutions Body Sculpt of New York Cardinal McCloskey Services Addicts Rehabilitation Center Fund BOOM!Health* Care for the Homeless Adventist Community Services* Bottomless Closet Carnegie East House African American Planning Commission Bowen Memorial Baptist Church Carter Burden Network - Serenity House Family Residence The Bowery Mission The Cathedral at Greater Faith Church African Center for Community Bowery Residents’ Committee* Cathedral of St. John the Divine Empowerment (ACCE) The Boys’ Club of New York Catholic Charities - Archdiocese of New York* African Refuge Breaking Ground* Center Against Domestic Violence* African Services Committee Breukelen Resident Association Center for Alternative Sentencing and Agape House of Prayer and Praise Bridge Builders Community Partnership Employment Services (CASES) Agape Seventh Day Baptist Church The Bridge, Inc.* Center for Court Innovation* Aguila, Inc. The Bridge to Life Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) AHRC NYC Bridging Access to Care Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation AIDS Center of Queens County Brightspot Center for Urban Community Services (CUCS)* Alcance Nueva Vida Bronx Bringing Back Pentecost The Ali Forney Center Outreach Ministry All Angels Church Broadway Community New York Cares has allowed us Alliance for Positive Change* Bronx Arts Cultural Center Alpha Phi Alpha Senior Citizens Center Bronx Clergy Task Force to have a culinary class, which The AME Zion Church on the Hill Bronx House American Museum of Natural History Community Center we wouldn’t be able to do American Society for the Prevention The Bronx is Blooming of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) Bronx Land Trust* without the volunteers and Team Animal Care Centers of NYC (ACC) Bronx-Lebanon Animal Haven Hospital Center Antioch Baptist Church BronxWorks* Leader. We have been doing Arab-American Family Support Center (AAFSC) Brookdale Family ArchCare* Care Center this for over 10 years now. Ariva Brooklyn Animal Resource Asian Americans for Equality (AAFE)* Coalition (BARC) – Lost Battalion Hall Recreation Center ASPIRA of New York* Brooklyn Boatworks Association for Metroarea Autistic Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy Center of Hope International Children, Inc. (AMAC) Brooklyn Community Services Bread of Life Food Pantry Association to Benefit Children* Brooklyn Cooperative Federal Changing Lives Christian Center Atlantic Terminal Tenants’ Association Credit Union (Bushwick) Child Development Support Corporation Audrey Johnson Day Care Learning Center Brooklyn Faith Feeding Program The Child School Legacy High School Brooklyn Prospect Charter Schools Children of the City Brooklyn Public Library* The Children’s Aid Society* B Central Library Bailey House The Children’s Hopsital at Montefiore

New York Cares | 2017 Annual Report Chinatown Manpower Project Éphèse French Seventh-Day Adventist Church The Guidance Center of Westchester Christ Church United Methodist Espoir Guideposts Christopher J. Clark - Christian Outreach Ministry Evangelistic Communities Outreach Bx The Guild for Exceptional Children Church of God in Christ Jesus Explore Schools of the Apostles’ Faith Exponents H Church of God’s Children Habitat for Humanity - New York City The Church of Saint Mary the Virgin F Haitian-American United for Progress The Church of St. Luke in the Fields Faith Mission Christian Fellowship Church Hakook Church of the Living God Outreach Ministries Family Help Services Hamilton-Madison House* Cienfuegos Foundation Family Support Systems Unlimited Hands On New York City Harvest Far Rockaway Community Church of the Nazarene Harlem United Community AIDS Center Citymeals-On-Wheels The Father’s Heart Ministries Harry Van Arsdale Educational Campus Clinton Housing Development Company Favor Ministries Harvest Fields Community Church Coalition for Hispanic Family Services Fedcap Rehabilitation Services* He Lives Ministries Coalition for the Homeless* Feed My Sheep Community Pantry HeartShare St. Vincent’s Services* Cobble Hill Health Center Fifth Avenue Social Adult Day Care Center Hebron Baptist Church College and Community Fellowship (CCF) The Financial Clinic HELP USA* College University of New York (CUNY) First Baptist Church of Crown Heights Helping Hands Community Food Pantry Columbia University First Jerusalem Baptist Church Helping Others Pursue Excellence (HOPE) Columbus Amsterdam Business Food Bank For New York City* Hempstead Adult and Community Improvement District (BID) Food First* Education Program Communion Fordham Bedford Housing Corporation* Henry Street Settlement* Community Association of Progressive Fordham University Heritage Health and Housing Dominicans (ACDP)* The Fortune Society - LIC Hetrick-Martin Institute Community Concerns Network Fostering Progressive Advocacy Holding Hands Ministries Community Counseling and Mediation (CCM) Foundation (FPA Foundation) Holy Apostles Church - Soup Kitchen Community Health Action of Staten Island Foundation for Letters Holy Cross Church Comunilife Fox House Holy Cross School Concilio Estrella de Jacob Free Arts NYC Holy Ghost Church of God Concrete Safaris The Fresh Air Fund Holy House of Prayer for All People Coney Island Generation Gap Friends of Crown Heights Holyrood Episcopal Church - Friday Consuming Fire Ministries International The Friends of Governors Island Food Fest Soup Kitchen Core Services Group Friends of Kaiser Park Homes for the Homeless* Corona Self Help Center Friends of Van Cortlandt Park Hope for Haiti Council for Economic Education The Friends of Washington Market Park The HopeLine Resource Center for Council of Jewish Organizations of Staten Island Full Effect Gospel Ministries Community Development Covenant House New York Fulton Area Business (FAB) Alliance House of Hope Social Club CREATE, Inc.* House-A-Soldier Creedmoore Psychiatric Center Faith Chapel G Housing and Services, Inc. Culinary Kids Gates of Praise Ministry Housing Works* Cultural Renaissance for Economic Revitalization Gates to Success Howard’s Mission Possible Gay Men’s Health Crisis (GMHC) Hudson Guild - John Lovejoy Elliott Center* D The GB Project Hudson River Park Dare to Dream Christian Ministries Church GCP Outreach Hunts Point Alliance for Children (HPAC) Darou Salam Islamic Center Gertrude Ederle Recreation Center Destiny Resources Gethsemane Garden Baptist Church I Dimension Learning Getting Out and Staying Out Iglesia Christiana Evangelica Directions For Our Youth (DFOY) GiGi’s Playhouse Iglesia El Refugio The Doe Fund* Girl’s Educational and Mentoring Iglesia Pentecostal Senda Antigua Doing It The Wright Way Services (GEMS) Iglesia Sol De Justicia The Domain Companies Giving Alternative Learners UpLifting InTandem The DOME Project Opportunities (GallopNYC)* International Pentecostal City Mission Dominican Sunday Gladiator Sports, Inc.* International Rescue Committee* The Door Global Medical Relief Fund I’RAISE Girls & Boys International DOROT Goddard Riverside Community Center Iris House The Drawing Center God’s Love We Deliver Isabella Geriatric Center DreamStreet Theatre Company Good News Christian Church DreamYard Project Good Shepherd Services* J GOOD+ Foundation Jacob A. Riis Neighborhood Settlement House* E Goodwill Industries of Greater New Jacobi Medical Center Early LIFE* York and Northern New Jersey* Jan Hus Presbyterian Church & Earth Matter NY Gospel Assembly Church Of Neighborhood House East Harlem Asthma Center of Excellence Jesus Christ Apostolic JCC of Staten Island East New York Farms* Grace Opportunity (GO) Project JCHHOMES, Inc. East New York Miracle Ministries Grace Tabernacle COGIC Jerusalem SDA Church East New York United Concerned Citizens Grand Street Guild Residents Association Jesus Outreach Tabernacle Education Clinic, Inc. Grand Street Settlement* Jewish Board of Family and Children’s Services* Educational Alliance* Greater Tabernacle Baptist Church Jewish Community Council of Edwin Gould Services For Children and Families Greater Victory Baptist Church Greater Coney Island El Buen Camino Greater Zion Baptist Church Elmcor Youth and Adult Activities* Greenbelt Conservancy K Elohim Community Development and Outreach Greenhope Services for Women The Kareem D. Sapp Foundation Emerald Isle Immigration Center of New York Greenwich House KEEN New York End Time Ministries GrowNYC* A Key To Success New York

New York Cares | 2017 Annual Report Keys of the Kingdom Pentecostal Holiness Church N PK 66 – Garden of Learning and Discovery Kids Creative NALEO Educational Fund PK 87 – Rose Hill Pre-K Center – King of Kings Empowerment Ministry National Council of Jewish Women Bedford Park-Fordham North Kingsbridge Heights Community Center The Neighborhood Association for PK 92 – Rose Hill Pre-K Center – Norwood KIPP NYC Inter-Cultural Affairs (NAICA) PS 107 Kips Bay Neighborhood Alliance Network of Angels, Inc. PS 11 – Highbridge New Alternatives for Children PS 154 – Jonathan D. Hyatt L New Alternatives for LGBT Homeless Youth PS 159 – Luis Munoz Marin La Jornada New Beginnings Outreach Ministry Bilingual School LACA State of New York New Covenant Church PS 161 – Ponce De Leon Lantern Community Services* New Creation Christian Church Outreach Center PS 18 – John Peter Zenger School Latino Pastoral Action Center New Hope Community Resource Center PS 214 – The Lorraine Hansberry Academy Leake & Watts Services New Hope Family Worship Center PS 277 – Dr. Evelina Lopez-Antonetty Learning Ally New Hope for All Saints Lutheran Church Children’s Literacy Center Lebu Society In America New Hope Seven Day Adventist Church PS 30 – The Wilton School Legal Aid Society New Horizon Counseling Center PS 311 – Lucero Elementary School L’eglise de Dieu de L’esperance New Jerusalem Church PS 333 – The Longwood Lenox Hill Neighborhood House* The New Jewish Home Academy of Discovery Leviticus Church New Life Church of Staten Island PS 340 Life Center International Ministries New Move of God Pentecostal Church PS 359 – Concourse Village Lighthouse Academies New Settlement Apartments* Elementary School Lincoln Square Business Improvement District New Testament Baptist Church PS 369 – Young Leaders Elementary Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center New Testament Church of God PS 42 – Claremont Community School Little Essentials New York Association for Blind Athletes PS 443 – The Family School Little Sisters of the Assumption New York City Administration PS 449 – Grant Avenue Elementary School Family Health Service for Children’s Services PS 463 – Urban Scholars Living Positive New York City Department for the Aging (DFTA) Community School Lord & King Ministries New York City Department of Cultural Affairs PS 47 – John Randolph Los Redimidos por la Sangre de Jesucristo New York City Department of Education* PS 5 – Port Morris Lott Assisted Living Residence The Bronx PS 57 – Crescent Lower East Side Ecology Center HS 250 – Eximius College Preparatory PS 6 – West Farms Lower East Side Service Center* Academy: A College Board School PS 62 – Inocensio Casanova Lutheran Social Services of New York* HS 259 – Health, Education, and PS 75 – School of Research and Discovery LYFE (Living for the Young Family Research Occupations High School PS 76 – The Bennington School through Education) Program HS 297 – Morris Academy for PS 88 – S. Silverstein Little Collaborative Studies (MACS) Sparrow School M HS 305 – Pablo Neruda Academy PS/IS 461 – Metropolitan Madison Square Boys & Girls Club HS 349 – Bronx River High School Lighthouse Charter School Magnolia Tree Earth Center of PS 352 – The Vida Bogart Students in Temporary Housing Bedford-Stuyvesant School for All Children* – Cauldwell Residence Manhattan Land Trust* HS 353 – World View High School Walton Educational Complex Manna of Life Ministries HS 397 – ELLIS Preparatory Academy Brooklyn Masbia HS 405 – Herbert H. Lehman High School Bushwick United Early Learn – 6 Medgar Evers College HS 418 – Bronx High School Bushwick United Early Learn – 77 Mental Health Providers of Western Queens for the Visual Arts HS 337 – International High Methodist Home for Nursing & Rehabilitation HS 442 – The Celia Cruz Bronx School at Lafayette Metropolitan Baptist Church High School of Music HS 454 – Williamsburg High School Metropolitan Community Church HS 513 – New World High School of Arts and Technology of New York Charities HS 517 – Frederick Douglass HS 462 – John Jay School for Law Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance Academy III Secondary School HS 488 – Brooklyn Preparatory Midnight Run HS 525 – Bronx Leadership High School Mildred W. Fairclough Foundation Academy High School HS 489 – W.E.B. DuBois Mind-Builders Creative Arts Center HS 530 – Longwood Preparatory Academy Academic High School Mission for Christ Ministries HS 546 – Bronx Theatre High School HS 528 – The High School Missionary Church of Christ HS 565 – High School for for Global Citizenship The Misunderstood Youth Development Center Energy and Technology HS 531 – The School for Human Rights Mommy & Daddy’s Little Angel’s HS/IS 324 – Bronx Early College HS 539 – High School for Service OST & Youth Program Academy for Teaching & Learning and Learning at Erasmus Morningside Area Alliance HS/IS 342 – International HS 543 – Science, Technology, and Morningside Center PAZ School for the Liberal Arts Research High School at Erasmus Morris Heights Health Center HS/IS 367 – Archimedes HS 546 – High School for Public Morrisania Baptist Church Academy for Math, Science and Service: Heroes of Tomorrow Mosholu Montefiore Community Center Technology Applications HS 548 – Brooklyn School Mount Horeb Baptist Church IS 117 – Joseph H. Wade of Music and Theatre Mount Neboh Baptist Church IS 131 – Albert Einstein HS 549 – Bushwick School Mount Sinai Health System IS 223 – The Laboratory of For Social Justice Mount Sinai Seventh-Day Adventist Church Finance and Technology HS 558 – Williamsburg High School Mount Vernon Church of God - IS 323 – Bronx Writing Academy for Architecture and Design Good Shepherd Pantry IS 331 – The Bronx School HS 567 – Brooklyn Theatre Mount Vernon Seventh-Day Adventist Church of Young Leaders Arts High School - Community Services Department IS 384 – Entrada Academy HS 572 – Expeditionary Learning Mount Zion Baptist Church IS 448 – Soundview Academy for School for Community Leaders Music for Autism Culture and Scholarship HS 594 – Gotham Professional KIPP Academy Elementary Arts Academy Pathways to Graduation – Bronx HS 615 – Transit Tech Career and

New York Cares | 2017 Annual Report Technical Education High School PS 599 – The Brooklyn Landmark PS 375 – Mosaic Preparatory Academy HS 639 – Brooklyn Lab School Elementary School PS 38 – Roberto Clemente HS 643 – Brooklyn Democracy Academy PS 627 – Brighter Choice PS 46 – Arthur Tappan HS 656 – Brooklyn High School of the Arts Community School PS 50 – Vito Marcantonio HS 670 – Benjamin Banneker Academy PS 67 – Charles A. Dorsey PS 64 – The Robert Simon School for Community Development PS 742 – Empower Charter School PS 75 – Emily Dickinson HS 684 – Millennium Brooklyn High School PS 770 – The New American Academy PS 76 – A. Philip Randolph HS 707 – Brooklyn Prospect PS 771 PS 8 – Luis Belliard Charter School PS 81 – Thaddeus Stevens PS 811 – Mickey Mantle School HS 745 – Brooklyn Institute for Liberal Arts PS 92 – Adrian Hegeman PS/IS 366 – Washington Heights Academy HS/IS 382 – Academy for College PS/IS 30 – Mary White Ovington School PS/MS 149 – Sojourner Truth Preparation and Career Exploration PS/IS 323 PS/MS 96 – Joseph C. Lanzetta HS/IS 730 – Summit Academy Manhattan St. Jean Baptiste High School Charter School Community School District 5 Queens IS 292 – Margaret S. Douglas Future Leaders Institute Charter School HS 236 – International High IS 303 – Herbert S. Eisenberg HS 279 – Opportunity Charter School School For Health Sciences IS 354 – The School of Integrated Learning HS 294 – Essex Street Academy PS 256 IS 484 – Ronald Edmonds HS 298 – Pace High School HS 258 – Energy Tech High School Learning Center II HS 313 – The James Baldwin School: HS 264 – Academy of Finance IS 62 – Ditmas A School for Expeditionary Learning and Enterprise IS 664 – Brooklyn Environmental HS 394 – Emma Lazarus High School HS 296 – Pan American Exploration School HS 400 – High School for International High School IS 71 – Juan Morel Campos Environmental Studies HS 299 – Bard High School Early College II Secondary School HS 409 – Coalition School HS 301 – Academy for Careers IS 722 – New Heights Middle School for Social Change in Television and Film Mott Hall Bridges Academy HS 420 – High School for Health HS 310 – Queens Collegiate: MS 582 – The Upper Academy Professions and Human Services A College Board School Pathways to Graduation – HS 448 – University HS 326 – Cambria Heights Linden Learning Center Neighborhood High School Academy for New Literacies Pathways to Graduation – Yroads HS 459 – Manhattan HS 328 – High School for PS 124 – Silas B. Dutcher International High School Community Leadership PS 130 – The Parkside (Lower School) HS 463 – High School for Media HS 351 – Rockaway Collegiate High School PS 133 – William A. Butler and Communications PS 4* PS 138 – The Core Knowledge HS 509 – Marta Valle High School HS 495 – Bayside High School Efficacy School HS 515 – Lower East Side HS 550 – High School for PS 147 – The Isaac Remsen School Preparatory High School Arts and Business PS 156 – Waverly School of the Arts HS 545 – High School for Dual HS 600 – Queens Vocational PS 158 – Warwick Language and Asian Studies and Technical High School PS 181 HS 560 – City-As-School HS 744 – Voyages Prepatory High School PS 184 – Newport HS 570 – Satellite Academy High School HS/IS 286 – The Young Women’s PS 194 – Raoul Wallenberg HS 580 – Richard R. Green Leadership School of Astoria PS 196 – Ten Eyck School High School of Teaching IS 217 – Robert A. Van Wyck School PS 21 – Crispus Attucks HS 630 – Art and Design High School IS 287 – The Emerson School PS 213 – New Lots HS 860 – Frederick Douglass MS 53 – Brian Piccolo PS 230 – Doris L. Cohen (Lower School) Academy II Secondary School PS 104 – The Bays Water PS 230 – Doris L. Cohen (Upper School) IS 330 – Girls Preparatory Charter PS 111 – Jacob Blackwell PS 24 – The Dual Language School School of New York Middle School PS 123 for International Studies MS 104 – Simon Baruch Middle School PS 13 – Clement C. Moore PS 243 – The Weeksville School MS 319 – Maria Teresa PS 143 – Louis Armstrong PS 272 – Curtis Estabrook MS 324 – Patria Mirabal PS 160 – Walter Francis Bishop PS 274 – Kosciusko MS 933 – City Knoll Middle School PS 17 – Henry David Thoreau PS 290 – Juan Morel Campos PS 11 – William T. Harris PS 183 – Dr. Richard R. Green PS 297 – Abraham Stockton PS 111 – Adolph S. Ochs PS 19 – Marino Jeantet PS 298 – Dr. Betty Shabazz PS 123 – Mahalia Jackson PS 197 – The Ocean School PS 305 – Dr. Peter Ray Elementary School PS 20 – John Bowne PS 307 – Daniel Hale Williams PS 124 – Yung Wing PS 205 – The Alexander PS 309 – The George E. Wibecan PS 140 – Nathan Straus Graham Bell School Preparatory Academy PS 145 – The Bloomingdale School PS 211 – Elm Tree Elementary PS 325 K- The Fresh Creek School PS 15 – Roberto Clemente PS 234 PS 328 – Phyllis Wheatley PS 161 – Pedro Albizu Campos PS 253 PS 335 – Granville T. Woods PS 163 – Alfred E. Smith PS 306 – New York City PS 361 – East Flatbush Early PS 171 – Patrick Henry Academy for Discovery Childhood School PS 175 – Henry H Garnet PS 330 PS 38 – The Pacific PS 185 – Early Childhood Discovery PS 354 – The STEM Institute of Queens PS 399 – Stanley Eugene Clark and Design Magnet School PS 60 – Woodhaven PS 4* PS 188 – The Island School PS 65 – The Raymond York PS 40 – George W. Carver PS 194 – Countee Cullen Elementary School PS 503 – The School of Discovery PS 2 – Meyer London PS 721 – John F. Kennedy Jr. School PS 506 – The School of PS 20 – Anna Silver PS 85 – Judge Charles Vallone Journalism & Technology PS 208 – Alain L. Locke Magnet School PS 86 PS 53 for Environmental Stewardship PS 92 – Harry T. Stewart Sr. PS 557 – Brooklyn Gardens PS 30 – Rafael Hernandez Staten Island Elementary School – Langston Hughes HS 440 – New Dorp High School PS 56 – Lewis H. Latimer PS 33 – Chelsea Prep HS 450 – Curtis High School PS 59 – William Floyd PS 37 – River East Elementary PS 10 – Fort Hill Collaborative

New York Cares | 2017 Annual Report Elementary School Theodore Roosevelt Park The Pearls and Ivy Foundation of Queens, Inc. PS 20 – Port Richmond Tompkins Square Park People’s United Methodist Church PS 45 – John Tyler University Woods Park Perfect Peace Ministry Youth Outreach New York City Department of Homeless Services* Von King Park Perfecting Faith Church 30th Street Bellevue Men’s Shelter West Bronx Recreation Center Phipps Houses Group* Atlantic Armory Shelter Williamsbridge Oval Park - Afterschool Center Pibly Residential Programs Auburn Family Residence Williamsbridge Oval Park - Senior Center Play Rugby USA Tilden Hall Residence New York City Department of Probation Police Athletic League New York City Department of New York City Department of Sanitation Positive Beginnings, Inc.* Parks and Recreation* New York City Department of Transportation Poughkeepsie Seventh-Day Adventist Church Alfred E. Smith Recreation Center New York City Housing Authority* Power Chapel Allen Street Mall New York City Office of Emergency Management PowerMyLearning ARROW Community Center New York City Rescue Mission Praxis Housing Initiatives* Asser Levy Recreation Center New York City Seventh Day Baptist Church Prayer Temple Church Astoria Park New York City Street Consortium - Trees New York Pregnancy Center of NY Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum The New York City Urban Debate League Presbyterian Senior Services (PSS)* Brookville Park New York Common Pantry Project EATS* Brownsville Recreation Center The New York Foundling Hospital Project FIND* Chelsea Recreation Center New York Hall of Science Project Harmony - JD Wilson Garden Claremont Park New York Junior Tennis & Learning Project Hope Charities Coffey Park New York Public Library (NYPL)* Project Renewal Crotona Park 67th Street Branch Project Sunshine Cunningham Park 96th Street Branch Prospect Heights Educational Campus Devoe Park Allerton Branch Public Prep Network Dongan Playground Bloomingdale Branch Publicolor Flushing Meadows Corona Park Columbus Branch Puerto Rican Family Institute Forest Park Countee Cullen Branch Pure Gospel Miracle Revival Center Fort Greene Park George Bruce Branch Fort Tryon Park High Bridge Branch Q Franz Sigel Park Jerome Park Branch Queens Community House GreenThumb Mosholu Branch Queens County Farm Museum Bissel Gardens Muhlenberg Branch Queens Library* Drew Gardens Webster Branch Arverne Branch Edgecombe Ave/Sugar Hill Garden Yorkville Branch Broadway Branch Floral Vineyard Community Garden New York State Department of Far Rockaway Branch Green Oasis Community Garden Environmental Conservation* Jackson Heights Branch Harlem Rose Garden New York State Office of Parks, Recreation Long Island City Adult Learning Center Herbal Garden and Historic Preservation* Woodside Branch Jerry and the Senior Gents of E.N.Y. New York State Senate* Land Restoration Project Compound New York Therapeutic Communities (NYTC) R New Vision Garden New York University Medical Center Ramon Velez Recovery Center Padre Plaza Success Garden NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital* Randall’s Island Park Alliance* Riverside Valley Community Niño de la Caridad Foundation Rauschenbusch Metro Ministries Garden - Jenny’s Garden Non Sectarian Church of God Reaching-Out Community Services The Shiloh Garden The North Bronx Seventh-Day Adventist Church Reading Partners Union Street Garden and North East Bronx Day Care Real Life Church Community Development North Western Human Services Real Word Ministries William A. Harris Garden Northeast Brooklyn Housing Red Hook Conservancy Hamilton Fish Recreation Center Development Corporation Refuge Citadel of Hope Outreach Department Hansborough Recreation Center Northeastern Conference Adventist Refuge House of Prayer For All People* Highbridge Recreation Center Community Services Center Regional Economic Community Highland Park Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation Action Program (RECAP) Inwood Hill Park NYC H2O Replications Jackie Robinson Recreation Center NYC Health + Hospitals Corporation (HHC)* Rescuing Leftover Cuisine John V. Lindsay East River Park Reshaping Our Youth And Adult Lives Kosciuszko Pool O Resident Association of Lafayette Gardens Lincoln Terrace Park Odyssey House Restfull Nights Organization Lost Battalion Hall Recreation Center Omega Chi Chapter of Chi Eta Phi Sorority Restoration Worship Temple Merriam Playground Only Make Believe Resurrection and Life Church Morningside Park Open Arms Circle - Adult Day Care Center The River Fund New York Mosholu Parkway Open Door Child Care Center Riverbay Fund Mullaly Park Operation HOPE The Riverside Premier Rehab and Healing Center Nostrand Playground Operation Jersey Cares Rochdale Village Senior Center NYC Parks Citywide Aquatics Division Operation: Quiet Comfort Rock of Salvation (Roca de Salvacion) Church Owen Dolen Recreation Center Opportunities For A Better Tomorrow Room To Grow Pelham Bay Park The Osborne Association Row New York Pelham Fritz Recreation Center - OST Program Our Lady of Grace Church RPGA Studio Prospect Park Rutgers Community Center Queens Recreation for NYC P Parks and Recreation Paradise Adult Day Care Riverside Park S Paradise Transitional Housing Safe Horizon* Sara D. Roosevelt Park Partnership with Children* Salem United Methodist Church Seward Park Pathways to Graduation* Salt and Sea Mission St. Mary’s Park Pathways to Leadership The Salvation Army of Greater New York* St. Mary’s Recreation Center

New York Cares | 2017 Annual Report Salvation Church of God T V Samaritan Hands Center Tabernacle of Prayer for All People Village Care of New York Samaritan Village* Tabernacle of Victory Deliverance Church Village Temple Sammon Build Center - Families in Transition Tender Care Human Services (TCHS) Vineyard International Christian Ministries Sanctuary for Families Thessalonia Baptist Church VIP Community Services* Sauti Yetu Center for African Women Tiberian Baptist Church VISIONS / Services for the Blind SCAN New York* Tompkins Houses Residents Association and Visually Impaired* Schervier Nursing Care Center Transportation Alternatives Visiting Nurse Service of New York (VNSNY) SCO Family of Services* Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church VOCAL-NY Sean Casey Animal Rescue Trinity Tabernacle of Gravesend Volunteers of America of Greater New York* Second Chance Resources Group Trinity’s Services and Food for the Homeless SelfHelp Community Services* Triple R Garden W Senior Citizens on Our Minds Trippinz Care Mission Wakefield SDA Church Services for the Underserved* True Gospel Tabernacle Church Walt Whitman Tenants Association Sesame Flyers International True Light Universal Bible Church of God Washington Heights CORNER Project The Sharing Community True Worship Church We Care Community Outreach Sheltering Arms* Turning Point Brooklyn We Care New York, Inc. Sisters With Purpose Twin Parks Tenant Association We Stay Nos Quedamos South Asian Youth Action Two Bridges Neighborhood Council We The Kids Foundation South East Bronx Neighborhood Center Tzu Chi Foundation We W.I.L.L Thru Sports South Jamaica Center for Children and Parents Wendy Hilliard Gymnastics Foundation Special Olympics of New York U West Harlem Group Assistance Sports and Arts In Schools Foundation* Ujima Community Working Together West Side Campaign Against Hunger St. Ann’s Corner of Harm Reduction Unidad de Iglesias Pentecostales de las Tinieblas West Side Little League St. Ann’s Episcopal Church Union Grove Baptist Church Missionary Ministry West Side Soccer League St. Bartholomew’s Church Union Settlement Association* Westhab St. John’s Bread & Life Unitarian Church of All Souls Wheeling Forward St. Luke’s Roosevelt Hospital Center United Church of Jesus Christ White Rock Baptist Church St. Mark Church of Christ Soup Kitchen United Clergy Task Force William F. Ryan Community Health Center St. Michael’s Church United Coalition Association Women for Afghan Women St. Nicks Alliance* United Community Centers Women In Need* St. Peter’s Church United Family Fellowship Women’s Housing and Economic St. Samuel’s Cathedral Church of God United House of Strength Development Corporation (WHEDCo) Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center* United Methodist Church of the Village Women’s Prison Association State University of New York (SUNY) - Albany* United Way of Greater St. Louis Wonderful Life Adult Day Care Statement Arts United Yes We Can, Unidos Si Se Puede Woodside on the Move Stein Senior Center Uniting Through Love, Inc. Woodycrest Center for Human Development Storefront Academy South Bronx Unity Faith Outreach Word of Life Christian Fellowship International Street LIFE Ministries University Community Social Services Working in Support of Education (w!se) StreetWise Partners University of the Streets World Impact International Ministries Stretching Far and Wide Global Ministries University Settlement Society of New York World Vision’s U.S. Programs Stuyvesant Cove Park - Solar One Urban Dove The Worship House and Outreach Ministries Sumner Houses Tenant Association Urban Justice Center Sunny Isles Publishing Urban Pathways* Sunnyside Community Services* X, Y Urban Strategies* Xavier Mission* Sunset Park Community Church Urban Upbound The YMCA of Greater New York* Sychar French Seventh-Day Adventist Church Young Scholar Group Daycare The Youth Farm

New York Cares | 2017 Annual Report Funding the Mission

Thanks to the generosity of a multitude of corporate, ION Trading Christopher French The Weissman Family William Janetschek FXFOWLE Foundation foundation, government, and individual supporters, New York Kirkland & Ellis LLP Gus Garcia Willis Towers Watson Cares spent 2017 furthering funder dollars by deepening our Mr. and Mrs. Marc Generator Media Joel Wojnilower Kirschner + Analytics Xerox Corporation investment to meet pressing needs in New York City. Louis and Anne Abrons Meg Goble Foundation, Inc. Leslie Gruss 30th Anniversary Circle Arielle and Ian Madover Drs. Elizabeth and Platinum Member Investors The Frances L. and Edwin L. The Glastenbury The MCJ Amelior James Hale Anonymous (1) $150,000+ Cummings Memorial Fund Foundation Foundation Halstead Property Aundrea and James Barclays Neuberger Berman, LLC Carol and Michael Graham Millennium Management Hidrock Properties L. Amine Bloomberg Philanthropies The Price Family Veronica Bulgari and Mizuho Americas Hilton New York Hotel Jo-Anne Williams and Citi Foundation Stephan Haimo New York City Council: Elise Hubsher Richard Bilotti The Clark Foundation The SJS Charitable Trust Innisfree M&A Incorporated NYC Cleanup Initiative Sophia Hudson Marni and William Cohen Credit Suisse Americas UM John A. Reisenbach OnDeck Hudson Bay Capital Kathryn Sallnow Foundation Robert Walsh Foundation Perella Weinberg Partners IBM Corporation and Neil Dhar Morgan Stanley The Wasily Family KPMG Performics Joele Frank, Wilkinson Andra and John B. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Foundation Macquarie Group PineBridge Investments Brimmer Katcher Ehrenkranz J. Taubman Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Foundation The Robert and Joyce Pamela and Robert Kindler Gail and Walter Harris Marsh & McLennan Gold Donors Menschel Family Susan Kohlmann Himan Brown Ground Breakers Companies, Inc. Foundation Mahmoud Mamdani Charitable Trust $125,000–$149,999 $25,000–$34,999 McKinsey & Company, Inc. The Rockefeller Group Rabin Martin Kathy Behrens and Anonymous (1) HSBC Bank USA, N.A. myGoodDeed.org Steven Rubenstein May and Samuel Rudin Gerry O’Reilly Adolph and Ruth PricewaterhouseCoopers New York City Council: Nancy Sands Family Foundation, Inc. Julie Turaj and Robert Pohly Schnurmacher LLP A Greener NYC Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP McGraw-Hill Education Nancy Sands Foundation OMERS Phil Seskin Milbank, Tweed, Lori and Lawrence Spiegel Jo-Anne Williams and Founders’ Club Kathy Behrens and SHoP Architects Hadley & McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Richard Bilotti $100,000–$124,999 Gerry O’Reilly Sony Corporation Milo Kleinberg Design J. Taubman The Blackstone Group L.P. Anonymous (1) Marianne and Ed Petrosky of America Associates Inc. BNP Paribas JPMorgan Chase & Co. Sara and Tami Luhby Lori and Lawrence Spiegel Nadine Mirchandani Gold Member Colgate-Palmolive National Basketball and Edward Purce Diane Straus The Nasdaq Stock Helen and John Ellis Company Association Rialto Capital Jeanne Straus Market, Inc. Carol and Michael Graham Credit Agricole Corporate The NYS State Commission Management, LLC Varinda Missett and Gabriella Nawi Howard Wolfson & Investment Bank on National & Community Riverside Risk Advisors LLC Eric Straus New York City Council: Janet Zagorin Davis, Polk & Wardwell LLP Service: Volunteer / Joyce and Chris Frost Tides Foundation Parks Equity Initiative Diane and Dorothy Silver Member Generation Fund Robert W. Johnson IV Tishman Speyer Newmark Grubb Brooks Foundation Rene Brinkley Sidley Austin Charitable Trust Properties, Inc Knight Frank Donald A. Pels Nicole Chalmers Silicon Valley Bank The Travelers Joselyn Cruz and Charitable Trust Elizabeth Rabii Cribbs Chairman’s Club SoulCycle Companies, Inc. Adam Oestreich Etsy, Inc. and Derek Cribbs $75,000–$99,999 Straus News U.S. Bank Foundation OppenheimerFunds, Inc. J.Crew Jennifer Danoff 21st Century Fox Warburg Pincus Verizon Foundation Candido Perez Loews Corporation Lisa and Brett Ersoff Aundrea and Viacom Inc. PKF O’Connor Davies LLP Mary J. Hutchins Bronze Donors Riverside Risk Advisors LLC James L. Amine WisdomTree Asset Providence Equity Partners Foundation / Joyce and Chris Frost Andra and John B. $10,000–$14,999 Management, Inc. Ratliff Charitable MasterCard Anonymous (1) Kristine and Matthew Gaier Ehrenkranz Howard Wolfson Foundation Mazars USA LLP Eric Altmann Gus Garcia First Eagle Investment Avison Young. Terrence Roberts K. Don Cornwell and Anthem BCBS Meg Goble Management, LLC Linda and Lawrence Cydnee Murray-Cornwell Philip S. Armstrong Todd Hollander GE Management Patron Donors Rodman Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Gary Bagley and David Lees Debra Putzer Development Institute $5,000–$9,999 Rolex Watch USA Wharton & Garrison LLP Emily Baldwin and Sard Verbinnen & Co. - Crotonville Anonymous (3) Patrick Ryan Pfizer Inc. Frederico Padilha Joshua Silver Himan Brown Keats Aiken Sard Verbinnen & Co. The Robert G. and Ellen The Bert & Sandra Charitable Trust Analysis Group Economics Judith and Martin Scherzer S. Gutenstein Family Wasserman In-Kind Supporters The Moody’s Foundation BankUnited Schoology Foundation Inc. Foundation, Inc. 21st Century Fox Julie Turaj and Robert Pohly Berkshire Capital Carla Schwartz S&P Global Kevin Blauch Adler Windows UBS Securities Adam Shapiro, Jana Shutterstock Stephen Blum Captivate Network Eve Birnbaum Pasquel de Shapiro Silver Lake Technology BuzzFeed Facebook President’s Circle Blank Rome LLP and Max Shapiro Associates Kate Straus and Blair Caple FlatRate Moving $50,000–$74,999 Jeffrey Boutilier Alex and Michael Shuman Skadden, Arps, Slate, Michael Chae GroupM American Express Company Breakthru Beverage Group Joshua Silver Meagher & Flom LLP Charles C. Cahn, Jr. Halstead Property Bank of America Bruce Menin Simpson Thacher & Bartlett SMBC Global Charles and Mildred Helpsy Capital One Foundation Buckingham Capital LLP/ Robert E. Spatt Foundation, Inc. Schnurmacher Junkluggers Delta Air Lines, Inc. Management Inc. SJL Attorney Search, LLC Thomson Reuters Foundation Kinetic Worldwide Deutsche Bank Carnegie Corporation Snap, Inc Time Warner Clayton, Dubilier LinkNYC Evercore Partners CBRE Tailwind Capital UJA Federation of New York & Rice, Inc. Masana Gap Inc. CBS The Honorable Annabel Wachtell, Lipton, Marni and William Cohen OUTFRONT Media, Inc. The Goldman Sachs C-III Capital Partners, LLC Palma: New York Rosen & Katz The Dalton School Salesforce.org Group, Inc. Elizabeth Rabii Cribbs City Council WebMD Deloitte Simpson Thacher Gray Foundation & Derek Cribbs The Honorable Ydanis Xaxis DNB ASA & Bartlett LLP Gail and Walter Harris Cushman & Wakefield Rodriguez: New Janet Zagorin Eli Lilly and Company Straus News L’Oréal USA Delos Living LLC York City Council Helen Ellis Vornado Realty Trust Office of the Mayor: Jessica Zoob and John Tomfohr Silver Donors Equity Office WBLS 107.5 FM NYC Service Rob Donahue Trilantic Capital Partners Robert Garrett Xaxis Simpson Thacher $15,000–$24,999 Grace and Mark Doramus Troutman Sanders LLP Anonymous (2) GCM Grosvenor & Bartlett LLP Dream Hotel Group TZP Group LLC American Eagle Outfitters Geller & Company Duval & Stachenfeld LLP Venable LLP Platinum Donors Ares Management, LLC Google Dynamic Resources VSA Partners BMO Capital Markets Grubman Compton $35,000–$49,999 Enterprise Holdings The Walt Disney Company Capital One AllianceBernstein L.P. Foundation Foundation Christie’s Centerview Partners HBO Ernst & Young LLP Clifford Chance US LLP Gifts recorded as of 12/31/17 and Citrin Cooperman Head Family Charitable Fareportal Con Edison are typically compiled annually. & Company Foundation First Republic Bank The Depository Trust & Kathryn Sallnow HealthCor Partners FIS Clearing Corporation New York Cares is deeply grateful to all of our annual and Neil Dhar Management, L.P. Force Brands LLC Martin Elling donors, many of whom are not listed here due to Discovery Communications Jeff Hendren Fred Alger Factset Research ESPN Iconix Brand Group Management, Inc. limited space. For a full list of donors please visit our Systems, Inc. Inditex USA website www.newyorkcares.org/about/supporters.

New York Cares | 2017 Annual Report Stating the Financials Expenses Public Support and Revenue

Program Services 83% Corporations & Foundations 46%

Other Income 1%

Government 2% Management & General 6% Special Events 15% Donated Goods & Services 21% Fundraising 11% Individuals 15%

Statement of Financial Position Statement of Activities September 30, 2017 Year Ended September 30, 2017 Assets Public support and revenue: Cash and cash equivalents $ 908,405 Contributions and grants: Pledges receivable, net 1,410,067 Foundations $ 659,750 Investments 4,107,063 Corporations 4,429,438 Prepaid expenses 282,477 Government 262,225 Restricted cash and cash equivalent 218,116 Individuals 1,696,397 Property and equipment, net 215,721 Special events 1,617,072 $ 7,141,849 Investment income, net 69,692 Earned revenue 63,100 Liabilities and Net Assets Other income 17,112 Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 380,310 Public support and revenue before donated goods and Refundable advances 63,016 services 8,814,786 Deferred rent obligation 462,672 Donated goods and services 2,341,408 Total liabilities 905,998 Total public support and revenue before net assets 11,156,194 released from restrictions Net assets: Net assets released from restrictions 0 Net assets without donor restrictions: Undesignated, available for general operations 1,611,791 Total public support and revenue 11,156,194 Board-designated endowment fund 3,403,407

Total net assets without donor restrictions 5,015,198 Expenses: Program services 9,188,349 Net assets with donor restrictions 1,220,653 Management and general 712,588

Total net assets 6,235,851 Fund-raising 1,260,811 $ 7,141,849 Total expenses 11,161,748

Other changes: Net realized and unrealized gains (losses) on investments 96,283

New York Cares, Inc. (Tax ID Number: 13-3444193) — This information Change in net assets 90,729 has been excerpted from our audited 2017 Financial Statements Net assets – beginning of year 6,145,122 conducted by our independent accountants EisnerAmper LLP. For a complete copy of our audited Financial Statements, visit www. newyorkcares.org or write to New York State Attorney General’s Charities Net assets – September 30, 2017 $ 6,235,851 Bureau, Attn: FOIL Officer, 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271

New York Cares | 2017 Annual Report Board of Directors

President Board Members Paul J. Taubman James L. Amine, CEO of Investment Chairman and CEO, PJT Partners Inc. Banking and Capital Markets, Member of the Executive Vice President Board, Credit Suisse Kathy Behrens Rene Brinkley, Brand President, Social Responsibility Marketing Manager, CNBC and Player Programs, National Audrey Choi, Chief Marketing Basketball Association Officer and Chief Sustainability Vice President Officer, Morgan Stanley John B. Ehrenkranz K. Don Cornwell, Partner, Chief Investment Officer, PJT Partners Inc. Ehrenkranz Partners L.P. Michael Graham, Senior Managing Director & Country Head - USA, Vice President - President Emeritus OMERS Private Equity USA Gail B. Harris Julie Turaj Retired Partner, Simpson Robert Walsh, Chief Financial Thacher & Bartlett Officer, Evercore Partners Senior Advisor Vice President Howard Wolfson, to Mayor Mike Bloomberg, David A. Lehman Managing Director, Goldman Sachs Bloomberg Philanthropies Vice President Honorary Board Members Janet Zagorin Edward Adler Richard Bilotti Secretary Cheryl Cohen Effron Joyce Frost Ken Giddon Former New York Cares Executive Directors Ariel Zwang, Kathy Behrens, Partner, Riverside Risk Advisors LLC Sheldon Hirshon, ESQ Paul Donahue and Ken Adams, along with current Executive Director Robert Levitan Gary Bagley, recognize Co-Founder, Board Member and Honoree Co-Treasurer David Rabin Jeanne Straus, second from left, at the New York Cares Winter Benefit Neil K. Dhar Michael Schlein at the Plaza Hotel December 4, 2017. Photo by Ryan Kyungroc Kim. Partner, Head of Financial Services, PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLP As of 05/30/18. Co-Treasurer Affiliations for identification Jeanne Straus purposes only. President, Straus News, Our Town, West Side Spirit, Our Town Downtown

Senior Staff

Gary Bagley Jennifer Beirne David DeLuca Ed Lada Executive Director Chief Development Officer Chief Program Officer Chief Finance & Operations Officer

Rising Leaders Council

The Rising Leaders Council is a Leadership Event & Fundraising Co-Chair Corporate Engagement group of 40 young professionals Co-President Ashton McLeod Sandra Will who spearhead volunteer projects Thomas Murray and raise funds in support of New Event & Fundraising Co-Chair Friends Committee Liaison York Cares. Co-President Charlotte Savino Laura Humphrey Melody Serafino Membership & Social Finance Chair Engagement Chair Gus Garcia Elyse Cromer

New York Cares, Inc. 65 Broadway, 19th floor New York Cares meets pressing New York, NY 10006 (212) 228-5000 community needs by mobilizing caring newyorkcares.org [email protected] New Yorkers in volunteer service.