2018 Annual Report “PAL is like having a friend you can really count on.”

- 10 year old girl Brooklyn, NY BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT

CHAIRMAN Robert M. Morgenthau Dear Supporters, VICE CHAIRMAN John A. Catsimatidis The year 2018 saw PAL accomplish some of our most important goals, including: continued strengthening of our relationship with the law VICE CHAIRMAN enforcement community for the betterment of children and their Robert J. McGuire families; and providing exciting new learning and growth opportunities for PAL kids throughout the City. With the help of generous donors, PRESIDENT and a skilled and dedicated staff, we reached new heights in 2018. David J. Arena Recent visits to our PAL centers found elementary school children HONORARY PRESIDENT playing chess under the tutelage of chess grandmaster; and a James P. O’Neill basketball skills clinic which included coaches from the New York Knicks, and PAL girls performing STEP with New York Knicks City Dancers and VICE PRESIDENTS the Rockettes. We saw exciting STEM projects in our afterschool Richard A. Bernstein programs culminating in the PAL Science Fair where our young scholars Daniel Rose presented their research and findings to adult judges. Young film makers in Bedford Stuyvesant Brooklyn created their own films which were SECRETARY showcased at a premiere hosted by HBO. A particular highlight was the Charles A. Stillman, Esq. continued growth of our teen performing arts programming which was highlighted by musical performances by an ensemble of police officers Barbara Taylor Bradford and PAL teens performing at two iconic venues: Carnegie Hall and the Christopher L. Canty nationally televised tree lighting ceremony at Rockefeller Center. Tony Danza This is a mere sampling of the tremendous experiences we are providing John R. Greed nearly 20,000 youth throughout the five boroughs. PAL kids are learning, Maurice R. Greenberg competing, performing, and developing as productive young members Stacey Hadash of the workforce, aspiring college students, all while building healthy Stephen E. Kaufman, Esq. relationships with the law enforcement community. I. Dolly Lenz Patrick J. Lynch PAL is over 100 years old, has a solid financial foundation with Danielle Maged outstanding veteran Board leadership and an emerging young and Mitchell B. Modell vibrant cadre of new supporters and advisors. We are grateful to Police Bruce E. Mosler Commissioner James P. O’Neill and the members of the NYPD for their Pamela J. Newman tireless support of PAL and its children. Our talented and dedicated staff, Ronald O. Perelman and our legion of supporters allow us to change the lives of New York Vincent F. Pitta, Esq City children. Thank you for your continued interest and commitment. Howard J. Rubenstein Mitch E. Rudin Bart M. Schwartz, Esq Eric P. Sheinberg Mark Simone Philip Suarez John Zeiler Robert M. Morgenthau David Arena Frederick J. Watts ______Chairman President Executive Director

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Frederick J. Watts 2018 Accomplishments

The Police Athletic League (PAL) is one of New York City’s largest independent youth development not-for-profit organizations working with 20,000 youth a year from age 2 to 21. For one hundred and four years, PAL has successfully inspired countless youth to become productive citizens, employing a simple value: “Police officers helping kids helping communities.” PAL, in partnership with the New York Police Department (NYPD), keeps thousands of children safe and productive all year round.

Early Childhood Education

PAL has been providing early childhood education to New York City families for more than 50 years. Integrating Head Start Programs, Daycare and Universal Pre-Kinder- garten (UPK) programs, PAL’s early childhood education addresses each child’s strengths and needs, giving them a strong cognitive foundation before entering kindergarten. PAL also provides inclusion opportunities for children with disabilities.

PAL Afterschool Programs

PAL afterschool programs are free of charge, provide academic enrichment, build self-esteem, and engage youth in recommended levels of physical activity. PAL afterschool programs, which served 5,623 youth in 2018, made a positive difference in the academic, cultural, physical and social development of kindergarten through 8th-grade students in high crime, low-income communities in all five boroughs. Our programs provide a safe, secure, adult-supervised environment and strong collaboration with local schools and the community. PAL Summer Camps

PAL Summer Camps provided 2,331 children ages 5 to 14 a summer filled with fun activities, character development, and educational growth all free of charge. Over seven weeks, children engaged in a revolving schedule of academic enrichment, arts learning and fun physical fitness activities, including athletic tournaments and sports fundamentals instruction. Field trips and special events add excitement to summer days and introduce campers to cultural resources in and around the City. PAL’s Summer Camps have decreased summer learning loss, and improved, communication skills and self-esteem.

PAL PLAYSTREETS

Since 1914, PAL PLAYSTREETS has fearlessly helped communities take back their streets by providing opportunities for children to engage in organized physical activities, learn valuable lessons from caring mentors, and access helpful resources in their com- munities. PAL PLAYSTREETS are free and operate in communities in all five boroughs of New York City. A PAL PLAYSTREET is a public space in a park, on a city street, or in a New York City Housing Authority facility, that PAL turns into a summer drop-in camp for youth with trained staff, sports and recreation equip- ment, and fun activities. Seventeen PAL PLAYSTREETS achieved a variety of impacts on over 1,300 New York City Youth, including positive engagement with NYPD, exposure to visual and performing arts, improved fitness outcomes, and social-emotional skill development.

Summer Youth Employment Program

Each summer, in partnership with the Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD), PAL provides youth, ages 14-24 with employment opportunities throughout New York City. The Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) provides six weeks of paid employment during July and August. Entry level jobs give youth work experience in either public or private sector worksites. In addition to the six weeks of paid employment, participants attend workshops on job readiness, career exploration, and financial literacy. For many, these jobs are their first experience in the workforce. PAL served 1,598 youth throughout the city. 2018 Accomplishments (continued) PAL Cops & Kids Sports

In partnership with the New York Police Department (NYPD), PAL runs its signature Cops & Kids Sports program that facilitates positive relationships between young people and law enforcement professionals. PAL Cops & Kids Sports worked with 3,500 youth and 400 police officers in 43 police precincts in all 5 boroughs of New York City in 2018.

PAL Cops & Kids Sports program connects volunteer officers as coaches and mentors to young athletes in high crime, low-income communities across New York City. Studies show that the PAL model works. The evidence indicates that when police officers and youth engage in meaningful activities, they understand that their similarities outnumber their differences, leading to interactions that are more respectful. PAL Cops & Kids Sports has a variety of positive impacts on New York City youth:

• Improved relations between law enforcement and community • Increased healthy habits among youth • Improved life skills (including teamwork, cooperation, and resilience) • Decreased juvenile court involvement.

PAL improves relations between police officers and youth by preventing young people in at-risk communities from participating in unhealthy behaviors; keeping youth actively involved in sports; and fostering teamwork with police officers.

The National Crime Prevention Council recognizes PAL Cops & Kids Sports service model as a “Best Practice” for community crime prevention.

PAL Teen Programs

PAL Teen Centers provide academic enrichment, build self-confidence, and engage youth in physical activity. Teen centers provide safe havens where teenagers can connect with positive role models, and develop skills for success in school, work, and life. With a successful transition to college or the workforce as the goal, PAL Teen Centers also provide a myriad of services that, assist high school seniors such as college trips and workforce development activities. During 2018, PAL had 11 Teen Centers throughout New York City. PAL’s College Access Program

PAL’s College Access Program (CAP) is for high school juniors and seniors attending PAL youth centers. The program helps them overcome barriers to college access and provides positive youth development while gaining valuable career preparation through targeted internships. CAP aims to not only encourage students to enroll in higher education, but to prepare young people for success in school and the workplace, teaching lessons that participants will remember long Youth Link after graduation. CAP boasts an on-time high school graduation rate Established in 2004, Youth Link began as a mandated anti-recidivism of 91%, which is significantly higher program, providing Family Court-involved youth with counseling, than the NYC rate of 74%. tutoring, and social-emotional support to help them successfully exit the juvenile justice system and reconnect to their school, employment, CAP prepares at-risk youth to families, and communities. achieve their dreams of higher education and meaningful careers. Over the years, it became evident that a singular focus on court-in- PAL will help youth complete high volved youth excluded other youth who faced high-risk factors and school ready to transition to college barriers to success. Other teens who participate in sports programs at and career through academic PAL routinely ask if they could “join” Youth Link – not realizing it is a support, college trips, targeted in- mandated program for court-involved youth. ternships/externships, and job and life skills workshops. To support all high-risk youth, not just those who are currently in trouble with the law, PAL has redefined the program to encompass any at-risk youth growing up facing daunting challenges; which includes homelessness, foster care, truancy, and any other youth having experienced significant childhood obstacles and trauma. Using the same interventions that have been so successful with court-in- volved youth, PAL now operates Youth Link as a “Vulnerable Youth Program,” providing counseling and support to set youth on a course for future success.

PAL believes that youth come equipped with the survival skills to overcome obstacles to positive youth development – they just need support getting there.

“If it wasn’t for PAL, I am not sure where I would be.”

- 17 year old young man Bronx, NY 2018 PAL IMPACT Financials 2018HIGHLIGHTS Revenues 77% Government Contracts - $22,841 19% Contributions - $5,566

2% Rental Income and Fees - $620

2% In-Kind Gifts - $664

0% Investments ($105) Total Support - $29,586

Expenses 39% Center Operations - $11,123 31% Child Care - $8,866

10% Teen Programs - $2,741

5% Sports and Recreation - $1,366

85% Total Program Services - $24,096

5% Development - $1,350

10% Management and General $3,006 Total Expense $28,452 Change in Net Assets Without Donor Restrictions $1,134

Assets Liabilities and Net Assets

Cash and Cash Equivalents $887 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $931

Investments 6,844 Accrued Salaries and Benefits 1,297

Due from Government Agencies 4,749 Advances from Government Agencies 3,717

Contributions and Accounts Receivable 646 Deferred Revenue 7,016

Prepaid Expenses and Other Assets 420 Note Payable 1 ,097

Property, Plant and Equipment 14,079 Other Payables 58

Total Assets $27,625 Total Liabilities $14,116

Net Assets Without Donor Restrictions $12,823

Net Assets With Donor Restrictions 686

Total Net Assets $13,509

Total Net Assets and Liabilities $27,625

* Amounts in 000’s The Police Athletic League, Inc.’s financial statements are audited on an annual basis by Marks Paneth LLP. The financial highlights for the year ended December 31, 2018 are derived from information contained in the audited financial statements. The complete audit is available upon request from the Director of Finance at 341/2 E 12th St, NY NY 10003 2018 Fundraising Events

Legal Professional Luncheon | April 12, 2018 Superstar Dinner | October 2, 2018

Hon. Michael B. Mukasey of Debevoise & Plimpton LLP Timothy Michael Cardinal Dolan, the Archbishop of and Alexandra A.E. Shapiro of Shapiro Arato LLP were New York, was honored at PAL’s 46th Annual Superstar presented with The Robert M. Morgenthau Award at PAL’s Dinner at The Plaza Hotel. Brian Moynihan chaired, 20th Annual Legal Profession Luncheon. Held at The Pierre along with Honorary-Chairs Maurice Greenberg and Hotel, event Chairs were Evan T. Barr, Bart M. Schwartz and Ronald O. Perelman. Emceed by Mark Simone, The Charles A. Stillman. The Legal Profession Luncheon raised Superstar Dinner raised more than $1.2 million. over $475,000.

Bart M. Schwartz (Event Chair), Vincent F. PAL Guests and Matthew L. Biben Pitta and James R. Devita Timothy Michael Cardinal Dolan William J. Bratton, Robert J. McGuire, Commission- (Honoree), Hon. Robert M. er James P. O’Neill and Raymond W. Kelly Morgenthau and Kat Knox

Hon. Michael B. Mukasey (Event Honoree), Hon. Richard M. Weinberg, Benjamin Hon. Robert M. Morgenthau and Alexan- Brafman and Gary P. Naftalis dra A.E. Shapiro (Event Honoree) Mark Lepselter, Christopher L. Canty, Maurice and Corinne Greenberg Bart Scott

Tony Danza and the Stars of Tomorrow | June 28, 2018

PAL Board Member Tony Danza performed alongside members of PAL’s Teen Acting Program, a program Danza helped launch, at the Gerald W. Lynch Theatre. More than $145,000 was raised to support the Teen Acting Program.

Tony Danza PAL’s Cops & Kids Chorus Marilu Henner and Tony Danza Business Luncheons Real Estate & Construction John A. Catsimatidis, and Mutual Luncheon of America, hosted 12 Business November 8, 2018 Luncheons where professionals gathered to hear influential leaders The New York Building examine the country’s most sig- Congress was honored nificant issues. Speakers included at PAL’s 13th Annual Real Eric L. Adams, Geoffrey Berman, Shari M. Reimer and Bruce E. Mosler Carlo A. Scissura and Frederick J. Watts Estate & Construction Andrew Byford, Timothy Michael Luncheon at The Plaza. Cardinal Dolan, Letitia James, Peter J. Davoren, Chaired Corey Johnson, Betsy McCaughey, the event, which raised Michael McMahon, James P. over $465,000. O’Neill, Governor David A. Pater- son, Senator Charles E. Schumer and Madeline Singas. The Lun- cheons raised over $300,000.

Terence Mullin and Joseph Paradise Peter J. Davoren (Event Chair), Nelson Blitz Jr. and Stephen M. Soviero

Generosity 5K Run/Walk November 13, 2018

More than 20 people, including many PAL staff

M. Boo Grace and Paul J. Lountzis members and supporters, participated in the fourth annual 5K run/walk to ben- efit PAL. The multi-charity event was held at Riverside Park and raised $16,000. Jenna Wechsler Frederick J. Watts and PAL Runners

Women of the Year Luncheon

Hashim Garrett, Mary Sliwa, Governor David December 13, 2018 A. Paterson and Karen E. Burke PAL’s 30th Annual Women of the Year Luncheon at The Pierre Hotel honored:

Honorable Barbara S. Jones (Event Chair) and Margo and John A. Catsimatidis Lucida Plummer of Betsy Seidman J.P. Morgan, Somers Farkas, and Andrea Catsimatidis of Red Ira Gomberg, Richard A. Bernstein and Martin Apple Group. The E. Weisberg Honorable Barbara S. Jones chaired the event, which raised over $375,000.

Demi Small, Jewel Victor, Genesis Brown, Lucida Plummer (Honoree), Somers Detective Vickie Bedore, Tofunmi Olabode Farkas (Honoree) and Andrea Catsimatidis (Honoree) Tony Danza, Mark Simone and Eric Adams 2018 CONTRIBUTORS

100,000 and up Altus Family Foundation, Inc. Max J. & Winnie S. Rosenshein Carmen and Joel R. Anderson Bank of America, N.A. ArchCare, Continuing Care Foundation Cauldwell Wingate Ronald O. Perelman/Harland Community of the Archdiocese McGuireWoods LLP Company, LLC Clarke Holdings Corp of NY John P. Middleton Joan G. Cooney Mark Simone/Manoogian Simone Ballard Spahr LLP Edward J. Minskoff Dechert LLP Foundation Amelia and Richard A. Bernstein Morvillo Abramowitz Grand Iason Douglas L. DiPasquale The Starr Foundation The Barker Welfare Foundation & Anello PC DLA Piper LLP US The Bertha and Isaac Liberman National Football League Eugene M. Lang $50,000 - $99,999 - Foundation Inc. Nederlander of New York, Inc. Foundation 21st Century Fox Blavatnick Family Foundation Nelson & Claudia Peltz Family Lisa M. Friel, Esq. The Achelis & Bodman Foundation Bloomingdale’s Foundation M. “Boo” Grace Bloomberg L.P. Bracewell LLP New York Plumbing Heating & Greenberg Traurig LLP Eric P. Sheinberg Foundation Brookfield Properties Cooling Corporation Hafetz & Necheles LLP ExpandED Schools Cantor Fitzgerald Relief Fund The Offield Family Foundation The Hilaria and Alec Baldwin Hearst Charter Communications, Inc. Yoko Ono Foundation JPMorgan Chase & Company Chris Canty Foundation Paul J. Isaac Fund James F. Volpe Electrical New York Yankees Foundation Irwin B. Cohen Pitta Bishop & Del Giorno LLC Contracting Corporation The Staten Island Foundation Cooley LLP Pitta LLP The James S. & Merryl H. Tisch Turner Construction Company Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. Ropes & Gray LLP Foundation Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz Daniel & Joanna S. Rose Fund, Inc. James J. Roth Joseph & Sophia Abeles Tony Danza Howard J. Rubenstein Foundation, Inc. 25,000 - 49,999 Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP May and Samuel Rudin Family Rob Kenneally Aon Foundation Deloitte, LLP Foundation, Inc. Rikki J. Klieman Apollo Management Diane and Dorothy Brooks Savills Studley, Inc. Kramer, Dillof, Livingston & Moore AR and JR Peacock Trusts Foundation Shapiro Arato LLP Rachel Kropa David Arena/The Arena Family Disney Worldwide Services, Inc. The Shubert Foundation Lankler Siffert & Wohl LLP Foundation Douglas Elliman AAF Silverstein Properties, Inc. Latham & Watkins LLP Boies Schiller Flexner LLP Dow Jones & Company, Inc. The Sidney, Milton Levine Lee LLP Charles C. Cahn, Jr. Fidelity National Title Insurance & Leoma Simon Foundation George E. Lewis CBRE, Inc. Company Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Lily Palmer Fry Memorial Trust Debevoise & Plimpton LLP Firequench, Inc. & Flom LLP Paul J. Lountzis/Lountzis Asset Wesley Edens Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer Richard L. Soloway & Management, LLC Fisher Brothers Foundation Inc. US LLP Donna A. Soloway Marilyn & Jeffrey Katzenberg Carl C. Icahn Foundation Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Smith Villazor LLP Foundation John A. Reisenbach Foundation Jacobson LLP Charles A. Stillman, Esq. Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP Gage Spencer & Fleming LLP StoneTurn Group McLaughlin & Stern, LLP The Ronald & Jo Carole Lauder Gensler Striano Electric Co., Inc. Philip and Iliana Mindlin Foundation GFP Real Estate Structure Tone Edward Moldaver The Lily Auchincloss Foundation Gotham Government Relations Charles W. Sullivan Mutual of America Foundation MacDonald - Peterson Foundation and Communications LLC The Blackstone Group Navigant Consulting, Inc. MetLife Foundation Granny B & P Foundation Vornado Realty Trust Michael P. Neamonitakis Mutual of America Life Insurance William Talbott Hillman Walden Macht & Haran LLP New Water Street Corporation Company Foundation Frederick J. Watts and New York Athletic Club Athletes The New York Mets Foundation, Inc. HLMH, Inc. Celia A. Colbert Fund, Inc. The Paul E. Singer Foundation Blake Hunter Weitz & Luxenberg, PC New York Building Congress Ronald O. Perelman/The Perelman Ike, Molly & Steven Elias Foundation Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. New York City Police Family Foundation Inc. John Osborn/The John Barbour John S. Zeiler Foundation, Inc. Pfizer, Inc. Osborn Fund Zone Culinaire New York Community Bank Red Apple Group The Honorable Barbara S. Jones New York Football Giants, Inc. Estate of Marian Sameth Jones Lang LaSalle Brokerage, Inc. $5,000 - 9,999 Henry E. Niles Foundation Mr. Anthony Scaramucci Josephine Lawrence Hopkins ABM Industries James M. Orphanides Bart M. Schwartz, Esq., / Foundation Peter Ackerman Park Jensen Bennett LLP Guidepost Solutions LLC Marina and Stephen E. Kaufman The Acorn Foundation For the Patricia M. Hynes and Roy L. Marjorie and George E. Shea, III Kobre & Kim LLP Arts & Sciences, Inc. Reardon Foundation St. Francis Food Pantries and Shelters The Kovner Foundation American Express Company Patrolmen’s Benevolent Tishman Speyer Vasili Krishnamurti American Media, Inc. Association of the City United Refining Company L&L Holding Company, LLC Angelo Family Charitable of New York United Way of New York City Kenneth G. Langone Foundation Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton Unity Electric Co., Inc. Raymond Leotta Anonymous & Garrison LLP Lewis Baach Kaufmann Milton & Sally Avery Arts Arnold and Madaleine Penner 10,000 - 24,999 Middlemiss Foundation Petrillo Klein & Boxer LLP AHBA, Inc. Marie-Josée & Henry R. Kravis Jill E. Barad The PNC Financial Services Mariette P. Allen Foundation, Inc. Beatrice Snyder Foundation Group Inc. 2018 CONTRIBUTORS

The Rice Family Foundation Britton Family Foundation Harvard Wealth Strategy and The Honorable Robert M. Anthony T. Rinaldi The Broadway Association Management Morgenthau Andrew Rubenstein James L. Brooks Kyle H. Haug Morrison & Foerster LLP RXR Realty Brown & Brown of Garden City, Inc. Ryan Hayward and Linnea Wilson Sara E. Moss, Esq. Lawrence Sarf Karen E. Burke, M.D., Ph.D Hayward Joseph T. Mullen, Sr. Sav-On Sewer & Drain Inc. John J. Cafaro HBO Charlotte H. Nelson Selendy & Gay PLLC Jane Carmody Mark R. Hellerer, Esq. NYS SEFA Joseph A. Spinelli Peter Casolaro Herald Hotel Associates, L.P. Sharyn O’Halloran, Ph.D. Peter Stefanou Kenneth Chan Ellen R. Herman Mr. Justin Olson STV Group Diana T. Childress Richard H. Hochman Opear Holdings, Inc. The Sudler Foundation Philip K. Chung Richard W. Hulbert OPI Construction The Garcia Family Fund Mary H. Clark Humanist Trust Alfred Paliani Three L. Brothers Corporation Lenore Cohen Mark R. Imowitz Michael G. Pappas United Building Maintenance Drs. Barry S. and Barbara Coller Insight Investment David A. Paterson Corporation Isabel E. Collins The Irving T. Bush Foundation, Inc. Petro Home Services Windels Marx Lane & Ellen F. Covas Paul J. Isaac The Philip & Lynn Straus Fdn, Inc. Mittendorf, LLP Covington & Burling LLP IUOE Local 15 Platinum Maintenance Youth Foundation, Inc. Edward F. Cox, Esq. Jack Resnick & Sons, Inc. Plumbers Local Union No.1 The Cozen O’Connor JAD Corporation of America Premier Event Management Inc. $1,000 - $4,999 Foundation JC Construction Management Michael F. Puntillo 1185 Comedy, Inc. Cream-O-Land Corp. Raich Ende Malter & Co. LLP Melvyn Aaronson Martha Cuadrado JC Elite Construction The Randolph Foundation Barbara Abeles Nicholas D’Agostino Jobco Realty & Construction, Inc. Rapid Armored Corporation Lawrence E. Abelman, Esq. William W. Darrow, Jr. The John A. Hartford Foundation David Rappa Michael Abiuso Neil Davidowitz John L. Loeb, Jr. Foundation Edward A. Rial, Esq. Accel Entertainment J. Morton Davis James P. Johnis Colleen A. Roche Louis and Joyce Adolfsen De Feis, O’Connell & Rose, P.C. JPMorgan Chase Foundation Mr. Saul B. Rosenthal Arthur L. Aidala, Esq. Decoda, Inc. Kauff McGuire & Margolis LLP Philip J. Roth, CMT Alan L. and Barbara S. Jacobs Michael J. Demetriou Thomas J. Kavaler, Esq. Mitchell E. Rudin Philanthropic Fund Detectives’ Endowment Peter R. Kemmerer Brian D. Rusk Laurence G. Allen Association, Inc. John J. Kenney, Esq. Ruth H. Ryer The Allison Maher Stern Shelley Diaz Barry W. Kissane Jack Saltz Foundation Frank P. DiPrima Meredith E. Kotler, Esq. The Sandra Atlas Bass and Edythe American Foundation DMF Company Arthur Kremer Esq. & Sol G. Atlas Fund, Inc. Anderson Kill Doar Rieck Kaley & Mack Arnold N. Kriss, Esq. Brian P. Sanvidge, CFE Frank J. Anelante, Jr. The Edward S. Gordon Foundation William F. Kuntz, II Save the Starfish Foundation Anonymous Eiseman Levine Lehrhaupt Connie and Andrew Lawler S. Andrew and Kiki Schaffer Jennifer Arena & Kakoyiannis, P.C. Andrew M. Lawler, P.C. Ayall Schanzer Thomas A. Arena, Esq. EisnerAmper LLP The Law Offices of Kenneth R. Harry Schlachter Arnhold Foundation, Inc. Anne K. S. Embry Feinberg PC Joseph W. Schmidt Jordan Arnold A. Esteban & Company, Inc. George Lence Marie D. Schwartz George Arzt Exact Capital Group LLC W. Gary and Melinda Littlepage Thomas Sculco Robert Bach Arnold Fisher Bernard London Sedina, LLC Veronica C. Baker The Flora F. Morrell Charitable Trust The Lois E and Neil J Gagnon Elizabeth Seidman Bank Leumi USA The Fox Family Foundation Foundation, Inc. Sercarz & Riopelle LLP Bank of New York Mellon Freeh Group International Paul and Kelly Lountzis /Lountzis Samuel W. Seymour, Esq. Barbara and Donald Tober Solutions, LLC Asset Management, LLC Isaac Shapiro, Esq. Foundation Stephen C. Freidheim Matthew Lux Signature Bank BBVA Compass Robert W. Garthwait, Jr. John and Susanne Manley Edward J. Silverman and BDO USA, LLP Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP Mardi Gras Festival Amy Dombro Garrard R. Beeney, Esq. The Gilder Foundation Productions Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP Henry C. Beinstein Rosalind and Eugene J. Glaser Maspeth Federal Savings Richard Sokolow, Esq. Robert and Ellen Belson Goldin Associates LLC Mazur Family Foundation Sound Refrigeration & Air Albert J. Berger Alexis Gonzalez Robert J. McGuire Conditioning, Inc. Berkeley Research Group Grandstand Sports & Medical Center Neighborhood Ronald C. Spurga Daniel Berman Memorabilia, Inc. Fund State Troopers NCO Association The Bialkin Family Foundation The Grantsmanship Center Metzger-Price Fund, Inc. of New Jersey Jeffry A. Borror Ronald Greenberg Michael Klein Foundation Ernest F. Steiner Brafman & Associates, P.C. Bill Grous Michael and Kerry Miller Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Bridgewood Fieldwater Mr. Lawrence Gubler Mr. Scott D. Miller Incorporated Foundation Jeffrey Gural Stephen and Evalyn Milman Strang Hayes Holding Corp. Tara Brindisi Theodore S. Hammer Milrose Consultants, Inc. Audrey Strauss, Esq. Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Ben and Hilary Harris Mitchell B. Modell Philip Suarez 2018 CONTRIBUTORS

Stuart F. Sucherman Daniel J. Castleman Nellya Benjamin Rosenberg Ms. Mary A. Sullivan Al E. Cepeda Esther Koven Marc J. Rosenberg The Tang Fund CHA Consulting Inc. Arthur R. Kramer Arthur Rosenfield Valentine J. Taubner, Jr. John D. Cline Evan Krutoy Ruskin Moscou Faltischek, P.C. Jack Taylor Mrs. Gerald M. Clum Mortimer J. Lacher Elliot G. Sagor, Esq. Margaretta Taylor Katharine Cobb Kishore Lall Susan Isaacs & Elkan Abramowitz Charles S. Temel Jay Cohen Wendy Lamb Charitable Fund The Dr. Theodore A. Atlas Collegiate Church Corporation Lucy Jane Lang Henry and Susan Salzhauer Foundation, Inc. Amy F. Collins Connie Lawler Percy F. Savage Theodosiou & Rosenbaum Patrick W. Condren The Samuel J. & Ethel LeFrak SCAF Family Fund Xiaowan Tian Mr. Rafael A. Cora Cintron Charitable Trust Ellen Scarborough Tripifoods Todd Cosenza, Esq. Pedro Leitao Deborah Scesney Union Settlement Association, Inc. Jerry Crowley Lewis and Sharon Korman Robert T. Schmidt, Esq. United Metro Energy Corp. Thomas A. D’Auria Foundation Richard L. Schneider Ida and John Van Lindt Ellen Clarke De Saint Phalle and Armand and Jean Lindenbaum Cheryl M. Schwartz Raul Vasquez Pierre De Saint Phalle Charles Linehan Blair S. Scribner Mary A. Vetri Frederick J. Dorchak Alex Lipman, Esq. Alan D. Seget Martha T. Wallau Michael T. Dougherty Sharon H. Loeb The Shapiro Family Foundation Walter W. Farley & Eileen Maione Stephen J. Douglass Mark Loughlin SL Green Realty Corp. Farley Fund Douglaston Development Zachary P. Lountzis David S. Slackman Gail P. Wasserman Carey R. Dunne, Esq. Kathryn A. Lu Catherine Smith Mehl Lois L. Weinroth Henry P. Euler William J. Lucadamo Joseph and Irene Sollano Weintraub Family Foundation Joseph Fafian Jr. Margaret E. Lynaugh Ourania B. Soumas Edward W. Wheeler Richard E. Farley, Esq. Jane Lytle Michael P. Stafford, Esq. The Wilf Family Foundation Farrell Fritz, P.C. Jessica L. Margolis, Esq. John C. Stratakis, Esq. Emma Zingone Damir Fatovic Merrie S. Martinson Strong Foundation of New York John D. Feerick, Esq. Heather E. Mason Susan Channing Trust $500 - $999 Ira M. Feinberg, Esq. E. Patricia Masterson John K. Sweeney Judith Ann Abrams Janice M. Figueroa Randy M. Mastro, Esq. Lawrence Swiger Peter Adelman Nancy Fisher Marion M. Maybank Tarter Krinsky & Drogin LLP Alanjo Financial & Investment LLC Friends of Robert M. Morgenthau Elizabeth McCaughey Robert E. Taylor Amsterdam Hospitality LLC Roy D. Fugazy Joan McGuire Kathleen Tell Margaret Anadu Sharon L. and William C. Gallagher Anne Hearst H. McInerney Rachel B B. Tiven, Esq. Drew Anderman Gap Foundation Mehler Law PLLC The Tow Foundation Anonymous Arthur Garfunkel John C. Mesloh Timothy J. Trainor Margot Armbruster Robert W. Gelfman Metropolitan Commercial Bank Cyrus R. Vance, Jr. Jan Aronson Brad Glassman Kenneth R. Meyers Federico E. Virella, Jr. Edwin Artuz Greater Jamaica Development The Michael S. Feldberg-Ruth Paul Vizcarrondo, Jr. Michael J. Ashworth Corporation Lazarus Charitable Trust Carolyn L. Wanning John H. Asiel Francis J. Greenburger Steven Miller Justin S. Weddle Michele Ateyeh Greystone Foundation Moses L. Parshelsky Foundation Lawrence Weiner James A. Attwood, Jr. John H. Gross, Esq. Mrs. Susan Murphy Ann B. Weisbrod Barbara and Michael Bivona Loomis J. Grossman Musical Theater Center Andrea Likwornik Weiss, Esq. Family Fund Michael J. Grudberg, Esq. Nelson Air Device Corp. William E. Simon Foundation Edith L. Bartley HAB BANK James Nesland Catherine L. and Thomas A. Frederick H. Batrus Jonathan Heimbach Network For Good Wornom Benjamin Baxt Joanna C. Hendon, Esq. Richard G. Neumeier Elise A. Yablonski, Esq. Paul R. Beirne Hoops In The Sun Northeast High School Leonardo G. Zangani Raymond E. Bell, Jr. Anthony J. Horan George Pantelidis Robert P. Zimmerman The Benevity Community Dr. Stephen W. Hornyak Peter A. Pappas Impact Fund Dr. Margaret Hostetter Jane W. Parver, Esq. 2018 5K Run/Walk Biaggi & Biaggi Rita L. Houlihan Jeffrey Pash Michael Acosta F. Gordon Bitter HSBC Bank USA, N.A. Peckar & Abramson, P.C. Thomas Alessandro Lewis Black Bradley and Susan Huke Teresa E. Pesce Rose Altman Barbara Taylor Bradford OBE and May F. James Jean Paul Plumez Tracey Apedo Robert Bradford Harry Jho Sally Pritchard Marc Arcuri William J. Bratton Ian G. John, Esq. Mary N. Reda Roberto Ayala Bridge & Tunnel Officers Chris D. Johnson Reed Smith, LLP Laura Badger Benevolent Association Marianne Johnson Republic Jet Center, LLC Patricia Bailey David E. Brodsky, Esq. Cliff Jordan Lee S. Richards, III Horace Barker Robert B. Buehler, Esq. Sheila Kaplan Richard V. Rikert Jenna Bergamo David J. Burney Leona Kern Ira D. Riklis Caryn Bernstein Zachary W. Carter, Esq. Donald G. Kilpatrick Robert Romano Michael Blackburn 2018 CONTRIBUTORS

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