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trauma, as well as significant symptoms of grief. In January 2017, Home Base Southwest Florida will This program is being developed in collaboration host the inaugural Run to Home Base Florida charity with the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors race at the home of Red Sox Spring Training: JetBlue (TAPS), which frequently advises the White House, Park. Just like Home Base’s signature fundraiser at DoD, Congress, and the VA. Fenway, the Run to Home Base Florida will provide the SWFL community an opportunity to cross the Strategic partnerships are the key to making home plate finish line, while giving back to their a national impact, and having important Veterans community and directly supporting our conversations with healthcare leaders across the Home Base program in the area. country is what is going to make a difference in our mission. In 2016, I was honored to speak at a As the calendar flips from 2016 to 2017, Home think tank on the invisible wounds at the George Base will embark upon a $50M Capital Campaign W. Bush Presidential Center. The event was a focused on two specific areas that will build on prelude to an even greater initiative set to launch the incredibly successful programs established by in 2017 between Home Base, the Bush Institute Home Base. First we will build a state-of-the-art and other partners: The Warrior Wellness Alliance. facility to house this program and provide our This alliance is set to connect peer-to-peer veteran clinical team with the best tools available, and networks with best-in-class veteran healthcare then we will endow critical aspects of this program providers, in an overall goal to synchronize efforts to ensure the funds and resources for this care to ensure the best possible outcomes for the brave are available long after the sea of goodwill from men, women and children we serve. We will build these wars recede. The need for care and support on these advances, partnerships, and synergies to is ever present, and the folks who serve on behalf innovate further. of our country have earned our collective care and support when they return home. Together we can Years of experience have taught us that there is guarantee Home Base will continue its work to no “gold standard” for care or an effective model heal these invisible wounds, and in many cases, in place to heal the unseen wounds. To that end, save the lives of those who have sacrificed greatly in 2017, Home Base will continue to eliminate on our behalf. barriers of care for Post-9/11 Veterans, Service Brigadier General Members, and their families by expanding the The 2016 Home Base Annual Report is an accessibility of our Outpatient clinic through opportunity to say thank you while updating Jack Hammond telehealth visits, extended clinical hours and free you on our progress and future initiatives. Our babysitting for those who need child care to attend country and our Nation’s Veterans are counting USA Retired an appointment. We will also extend our clinical on us and, with your support, we are moving Executive Director offerings to include monthly support groups and forward - together. treatment groups for the entire family. Home Base Their Mission is Complete. Ours has Just Begun! A Red Sox Foundation Home Base is an opportunity for our entire and Massachusetts General community to get involved and give back to those Hospital Program who have served and sacrifice for our nation.

1 HOME BASE ANNUAL REPORT 2016 2 INTENSIVE CLINICAL PROGRAM LAUNCH

“Mass General has rich and robust Psychiatry and Rehabilitation programs, and the addition of Home Base’s ICP is another example of the forward thinking treatment and care happening at this hospital.”

–MGH President Peter L. Slavin, MD.

On Friday, April 29, 2016, Home Base, a Red Sox includes roughly 50 hours of individual and group Foundation and Massachusetts General Hospital therapy, stress reduction and resilience training, Program launched a revolutionary new treatment fitness and nutrition, family support and education, option for Post-9/11 Veterans and Service Members integrative therapies such as yoga, art and tai chi, suffering from the invisible wounds of war: the and social activities. Intensive Clinical Program (ICP). Over 130 supporters “The Intensive Clinical Program provides Home were in attendance, including MGH President, Base with yet another world-class treatment Dr. Peter Slavin, Red Sox Chairman Tom Werner, the option that is open to our local Veterans as well Chief of Staff of the United States Army, General as those who live in other parts of the country,” Mark Milley, Wounded Warrior Project Partnerships said Red Sox Chairman Tom Werner. “What would and Programmatic Investments Executive Vice normally take up to a year for a traditional course President Ned Breslin, VA Boston Healthcare of treatment has been condensed into a two-week Systems Director Vincent Ng, and former patient intensive program, allowing Veterans who are Bill Geiger, a U.S. Army Veteran who has benefited dealing with invisible wounds to be put on a path from the program. of success that will compliment their ongoing care “Mass General has rich and robust Psychiatry and in their hometowns.” Rehabilitation programs, and the addition of Home All Post-9/11 Veterans, Service Members and Base’s ICP is another example of the forward Families impacted by post-traumatic stress, thinking treatment and care happening at this traumatic brain injury, depression, anxiety, military hospital,” said MGH President Peter L. Slavin, MD. sexual trauma, co-occurring substance use disorders The ICP is a two-week, outpatient treatment program and other issues associated with service are treated, that combines evidence-based medicine with regardless of discharge status. Food, lodging complementary and alternative medicine in a and transportation expenses are covered for a concentrated fashion. The innovative approach participating Veteran and one accompanying family to healing begins with a comprehensive evaluation, member. In summary, all services associated with which leads to an individualized plan for each the ICP are provided at no cost to the Veteran or patient. Participants then embark on a journey that family member.

3 HOME BASE ANNUAL REPORT 2016 4 said Bill Geiger, a Veteran Patient. “What I did not Idid “What Geiger, aVeteran Patient. Bill said treatment,” this about different be what could myself, to thought Iinitially Network, Care Warrior the and about HomeBase learned Ifirst “When Atlanta. in Center’s Program Veterans Medical University Emory and Chicago, in Home Program Center’s Road Medical University Rush Angeles; Los in Mend Program Operation of California University the include Network Care Warrior in involved centers medical academic Other support.” and care away from turned is member no Veteran or family helpto ensure center programs medical academic leading other the and Home Base with partner to proud is “WWP Project. Wounded Warrior President, Vice Executive Investments Programmatic and Partnerships Breslin, Ned said effort,” ateam requires today Veterans wounded our serving “Treating and period. athree-year over WWP from $15.7 million receive will Home Base which of grant, challenge million a$100 constitutes Network Care Warrior care. rehabilitation and health mental individualized world-class, with families their and Veterans wounded connecting network care medical academic first-of-its-kind a Network, Care Warrior in participate to selected one of four was Home Base announced 2015, WWP In (WWP). Project Wounded the Warrior by Base Home to awarded grant atransformative by part in supported is Program Clinical The Intensive treatment.” and healing care, proper it with most need when they families their and warriors wounded help our these like “Programs of Staff. Chief Army Milley, A. Mark General said exist,” Home Base like programs know to meaningful extremely “It is

realize is how much the treatment I received at “The VA is proud to have signed a historic Home Base would impact me and my family. I have Memorandum of Agreement with Warrior Care been struggling with invisible wounds of war since Network earlier this year that will allow us to Service Members, 2003. My family has dealt with the impact of my achieve an effective and state-of-the art public wounds every day, but the treatment at Home Base private-partnership for the benefit of our Veterans Veterans and has dramatically reduced the number of days they and their families across the nation.” says Vincent have to sit back and watch me struggle.” Ng, Director, VA Boston. Families interested

“Home Base is a National Center of Excellence. Home Base is staffed by MGH clinicians, ranked in Home Base’s We are the first and largest private-sector clinic number one in the nation by U.S. News and World Intensive Clinical in the nation dedicated to healing the invisible Report. The clinicians, nutrition and fitness teams wounds,” said Brigadier General (ret.) Jack Hammond, at Home Base are trained in military culture and Program can Executive Director, Home Base. “The addition of specialize in treating the invisible wounds. Post-9/11 our Intensive Clinical Program is a meaningful Veterans & Blue Star Family members serve as learn more: step forward in changing the landscape of care patient navigators. The Intensive Clinical Program homebase.org/ICP for Veterans and their Families. This effort would is designed to deliver world-class care in a not be possible without the generous support of comfortable, healing setting to the men and 617-724-5202 Wounded Warrior Project, and the collaboration of woman who need it the most. the MGH, the VA, and the other academic medical centers involved in the Warrior Care Network.”

5 HOME BASE ANNUAL REPORT 2016 6 Louisa Sylvia, PhD, Director,and Wellness Health Paula K. Rauch, MD, Founding Director, Family Program Bonnie Y. Ohye, PhD, Director, Family Program Mireya Nadal, MD, MedicalDirector Karianne Kraus, SeniorDirector, Development Grant Iverson, PhD, AssociateDirector, Traumatic Brain Injury Margaret Harvey, PsyD, Director, Intensive ClinicalProgram Elizabeth Goetter, PhD, Director, OutpatientClinic Amy Fitzpatrick, MBA, MSW, Administrative Director Kristen StantonChadwick, Director,Communications andPublic Affairs Bill Davidson, Director, Veteran Outreach andPeer Support Louis Chow, PhD, AssociateDirector ofEducation Eric Bui, MD, PhD, Associate Director ofResearch Ross D. Zafonte, DO, Chiefof Traumatic Brain Injury, HealthandFitness Programs Naomi Michele Simon, MD, MSc, ChiefMedicalOfficer Michael Allard, Brigadier General (ret.)Jack Hammond, ExecutiveDirector HOME BASE LEADERSHIP Gena Borson,Executive Director David Friedman, Senior Vice President andSpecialCounsel RED SOX FOUNDATION LEADERSHIP Greg Fricchione, MD, AssociateChiefofPsychiatry Joy Rosen,Vice President Behavior Health Jerry Rosenbaum, MD, Psychiatry-in-Chief MGH LEADERSHIP Tom Werner, Chairman,BostonRedSox andRedSox Foundation Peter Slavin, MD, President, Massachusetts General Hospital David Ginsberg,Vice Chairman,Fenway SportsGroup Jack Connors, Jr., ChairmanEmeritus, HillHoliday, Partners HealthCare BOARD OFOVERSEERS LEADERSHIP Chief Operating Officer Medal ofHonorRecipientKyle White Lee Woodruff Laurence J. Ronan, MD Lt. General (ret.)James Peake, MD John Parrish, MD Medal ofHonorRecipientRyan Pitts First Lady Michelle Obama Victoria ReggieKennedy Ambassador Caroline BouvierKennedy General (ret.)Frederick M. Franks, Jr. President GeorgeH.W. Bush HONORARY DIRECTOR ANDSENIORADVISORS Home Base’s Leadership Council is the chief volunteer group of community leaders who share a belief in providing support and help for Veterans and Military Families. This select group of LEADERSHIP individuals are leaders and philanthropists who have a unique opportunity to join both Mass COUNCIL General and the Red Sox Foundation in a common effort to advance the mission of Home Base and heal the invisible wounds for Veterans, Service Members and their Families.

Christopher R. Anderson, President, Massachusetts High Tech Council Nancy Kelleher, Pyramid Hotel Group

Patricia Aube, CEO, Acumen Consultants Stacey Lucchino, Boston Red Sox

Gov. John E. Baldacci, Senior Advisor, Pierce Atwood, LLP, Former Governor of Maine Donna Murphy, Global CEO, Havas Health & You

Steve Brackett, Co-founder and Managing Partner, Ironside Capital Group, LLC Dr. James Peake, President, CGI Federal, Former United States Secretary of

Jim Brett, President and CEO, New England Council Veterans Affairs, Lt. General (ret.) and former Surgeon General, U.S. Army

John Casey, Executive Vice President, General Dynamics Richard Powers, III, Managing Director (retired), Morgan Stanley Smith Barney

Patricia Aube, CEO, Founder, Acumen Consultants, LLC Jerome R. Rossi, Senior Executive Vice President and Group President (retired), The TJX Companies Jack Connors, Retired, Partners Health Care (Chairman), Hill, Holliday, Connors, Cosmopulos (Founder) Michael Salter, Retired, EMC

Don Dion, President and Founder, Dion Money Management Marian Salzman, CEO, Havas Worldwide PR North America

Michael Douvadjian, SVP, Investments of The Douvadjian Group, Scott Schoen, Senior Advisor, Thomas H. Lee Partners UBS Wealth Management Peter Slavin, MD, President, Massachusetts General Hospital

Bill Fine, President and General Manager, WCVB-TV Channel 5 Peter Smyth, Chairman and CEO, Greater Media, Inc.

Neal Finnegan, Citizens Bank of Massachusetts (retired), Managing Partner, Kathy Spier, Co-owner, Maystar Realty Corporation Clover Capital & Consulting Jean Tempel, Founder and Managing Partner, First Light Capital Daniel Foley, CEO, Curate Partners Tom Werner, Chairman, Boston Red Sox Fred Franks, US Army General (retired) Lee Woodruff, Author, Journalist, CBS This Morning David Ginsberg, Vice Chairman, Fenway Sports Group Paula Zavrl, Adage Capital Management, L.P. James Hoyes, President (retired), EMD Serono

Patricia Jacobs, President, AT&T New England

7 HOME BASE ANNUAL REPORT 2016 8 Michele Jalbert, Founder, EffectiveCollaborative Advocates Bob Haarde, RegionalDirector, AT&T Communications Corporation Carl Guild, President andChiefExecutive Officer, Technical Jamie Grossman, Community Volunteer,Philanthropist Lu Goncalves-Getty, Director, Community Investment, BAE Systems Paula Goldfarb, GlobalCauseMarketing Manager, New Balance Patrick Flavin, AVP Director of Workforce Initiatives, The TJX Companies, Inc. Todd Faber, Principal, TheFaber Group, LLC Chris Evans, AccountExecutive, Winslow Technology Group, LLC Joseph M. Donovan, ManagingDirector, NelsonMullinsRiley &Scarborough LLP Helen (Ellen)Cunniff, Retired, RegionalPresident, BDLifeSciences Tom Crohan, SeniorDirector, Corporate Responsibility, John Hancock Seth M. Burr, Partner, Labur Professional Staffing Laura Brown, Community Volunteer,Philanthropist Technologies, Raytheon Christopher Bencal, BusinessDevelopment Executive, Advanced William Bachman, Instructor, BostonUniversity MetLife Military Veterans Network, MetLife Dan Arkins, wounds heal to invisible the forefforts Veterans, Members Families. and their Service recommendations on support to Home that and businesses may individuals wish their Base in Home Members community and work the providing Base. on awareness Alliance building within community who acommon share mission provide to counsel and philanthropic support to Home Base’s and White Red Blue of body Alliance adiverse is leaders New the England from Regional Director, Disability and Absence Management;Co-Chair, Jim Vallee, Kevin Thurston, John Stadtler, Partner, PwCFinancial ServicesPractice, PricewaterhouseCoopers John Serafini, Director ofNationalLabs, AlliedMinds Industries, Inc. Grant Rowland, Director –Mergers & Acquisitions, HarmanInternational Bill W.Rose, Ryan and Amy Pitts, Raytheon, MedalofHonorrecipient Eric Philippi,Director/Client Advisor, Managing Deutsche Bank Derek O’Brien, AssociateCreative Director, Digitas Alex Monahan, Transaction Advisory Services, RSMUSLLP Douglas J. Miller, Retired, Executive Officer, StateStreet Rob McDonald, Partner, RSMUSLLP Brendan Mahoney,Funds SeniorVicePresident, American Tom Lyons, Director, Community Services, MassHousing Darrin M. Lang, Partner, Labur Professional Staffing Brian Kirk, Director, AtlanticPower Corporation Test International Bob Kinder, Senior Vice President ofInternationalOperations, Drop Counsel, NixonPeabody Retired Financial Advisor, UBS BLUE ALLIANCE RED HITE SIGNATURE EVENTS

RUN TO HOME BASE The annual Run to Home Base presented by New public, can cheer the runners and support our Service Balance is a unique 9K fundraising run and 2.5 Members, Veterans and their Families from the mile walk through scenic Boston ending with a stands inside Fenway and enjoy food, entertainment photo finish as participants cross home plate at and family activities in the concourses. During its Fenway. The event honors our Veterans and their first six years, the Run to Home Base has raised Families and is a primary source of funding for over $13 million to support Home Base. Home Base. Each year, the Run brings together The Run to Home Base generated $1.8 million in more than 2,500 runners and walkers, including 2016 thanks to the 2,000 participants who crossed 500 actively serving personnel. Family members Fenway Park’s home plate on July 23rd. and friends of runners, as well as members of the MISSION: GRATITUDE

9 HOME BASE ANNUAL REPORT 2016 10 attendees and raised over $1 million. over raised and attendees military 600 over and partners corporate donors, Base including Home guests 2,000 by attended was event Walsh. The Mayor and Baker Charlie Marty Governor Tom Werner, Ginsberg, David Jack Connors, Slavin, Dr. Peter providedby were Remarks Beach Boys. The by aperformance and Pitts Ryan Sgt. of Honor Recipient Staff Medal speaker, guest Congressional featured and Price Randy by emceed was evening The Families. their and that England supports in New Veterans concert benefit largest the is University. Gratitude Mission: Boston at Arena at event Gratitude annual Agganis Mission: Monday,On 7, November 4th the Home hosted Base

in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. New and Massachusetts in callers from phone donations receive and bank phone the support to time their volunteered supporters Home Base 60 than More wounds. invisible the heal to mission its and Home Base for $160,000 arecord-breaking raised program The two-hour Hampshire. New in on WMUR also year, this and new Boston, in ABC-affiliate the on WCVB, Special Special TV Day Veterans annual second 2016 for in the in tuned Thousands DAYVETERANS SPECIAL TV COMMUNITY EVENTS

5th Annual Home Base Outing and Home Base Golf Outing at Pocasset

Family Day at Kensington Golf Club The 3rd Annual Home Base Golf Outing at Pocasset Golf Club was held on May 23, 2016. Hosted by Home Base Red, White & Blue Alliance members Darrin Over 100 golfers and community members came out in support of Home Lang and Seth Burr, event proceeds provide care for Post-9/11 Veterans, Service Base at the 5th Annual Home Base Outing and Family Day at Kensington Members and their Families. Since its inception in 2014, the Home Base Golf Golf and Country Club on March 12, 2016. Led by Home Base Honorary Outing has raised over $130,000 for Home Base and those we serve. Director General (ret.) Fred Franks, the event included an 18-hole golf outing, family-friendly pool activities and brief speaking remarks from Home Base leadership. In 2016, the outing raised over $110,000 in support of Home Base’s efforts in Southwest Florida.

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11 HOME BASE ANNUAL REPORT 2016 12 instruction, the event includes live acoustic music, acoustic includes event live the instruction, National Army. and Guard yoga to addition In Force, Air the in who Easton served from veteran a Dwyer, Danny and MacDonald Bill instructors taught Jacqui creator class event by and Bonwell includes event ayoga The serve. we Families Post-9/11 the and Veterans Members, and Service of Home support Base in $80,000 over raised has Home Yoga Base 2012,Since the Benefit for Veterans YogathonhOMbase services offered to Veterans Home to Base. through offered services body and mind many one is well-being, ofand the health to and emotional physical for benefits its country. Yoga, of their recognized is which service in lives who their lost of veterans memory in lighting candle and call aroll meditation, a guided

Texas. Many runners had a direct connection to Home Base. Home Base. to connection adirect had runners Many Texas. and Louisiana including states– 7different from 16 had The runners team raised. $49,000 over date, with to team fundraising successful most the was team year’s 2016.6, This on November NYCMarathon 2016the TCS of line finish the crossed and sneakers up their laced team Marathon NYC Home Base’s consecutive 5th 2016 NYC TCS Marathon Team No Shave November

On November 30, 2016, over 50 local police officers gathered at Boston’s Transit Police Headquarters to participate in the closing ceremony of the 2nd Annual First Responder No Shave November. Representing 21 police departments from across Massachusetts, these traditionally clean-shaven officers put down their razors and pledged funds in support of Home Base for the month of November. Spearheaded by MBTA Transit Police Officer Kurt Power, an Army Veteran, Purple Heart recipient and former Home Base patient, this year’s No Shave November raised $50,000 for Home Base.

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DONOR PROFILE

CATHY MORTON AND DON DION: ENGAGING WITH HEAD AND HEART

Cathy Morton and Don Dion have been longtime Red Sox fans. on its strategic goals. He and Cathy became vigorous advocates: And they’re committed supporters of Massachusetts General talking to friends and colleagues about Home Base’s one-of-a-kind Hospital (MGH), where Cathy’s brother and Don’s father each program of care; hosting group dinners to spread the word about received extraordinary care for life-threatening diseases. So, the unique needs it addresses; introducing local leaders and six years ago, it was natural for them to be intrigued by a new philanthropists to the men and women who benefit from the program jointly founded by the team and the hospital. What organization’s services. “We’ve found very receptive audiences,” they didn’t expect was how deeply they’d connect with Home Cathy says. “They immediately understand that this is a vital Base’s mission and people. program, with tangible benefit for veterans and their families.”

“From the outset, we were really impressed by the doctors and One reason those audiences are so receptive is that they recognize staff at Home Base,” recalls Don, a New England native who now the strength and sincerity of Don’s and Cathy’s dedication to runs a Naples, Florida-based hedge fund. “They have a profound Home Base. It’s a commitment of head and heart—and of wallet, respect for what veterans and their families have experienced; too. For years, they’ve made annual gifts to support Home Base’s and a clear understanding of the challenges they face.” core operations. And they’ve provided longer term resources through a bequest in their estate plan. “That really resonated with us because we’re very thankful for the men and women who put their wellbeing on the line for Recently, the couple made one of the first major gifts to Home all of us,” Cathy explains. “Of late, we’ve also gained a more Base’s new Capital Campaign supporting state-of-the-art facilities personal appreciation for Home Base: my son has joined ROTC, and a nationwide system of care. “It’s essential that men, women, and we want to know that he could find world-class care, should and families throughout the country have access to the unique he ever need it.” program of care and unrivalled expertise that Home Base offers,” Don says. “Truthfully, that will only happen if philanthropically The couple have developed an ardent and multifaceted inclined people come forward to support this amazing—and relationship with Home Base. Don became a member of the amazingly important—group of caregivers.” organization’s Leadership Council, providing insight and guidance “Home Base’s mission is a long-term effort,” notes Cathy. “Our greatest hope is to inspire others to provide the resources that CATHY MORTON AND make that long-term work possible.” DON DION

15 HOME BASE ANNUAL REPORT 2016 DONORS 16 Project Wounded Warrior Supporters Suite Home Base Foundation Sox Red NESN Foundation Balance New Tempel C. Jean Ms. Club &Country Golf at Kensington Outing Golf Home Base Worldwide Health Havas Inc. Foundation, Charitable Union Credit Federal Hanscom Foundation House Fisher Foundation Family Ferri Foundation Family Dion Systems BAE Anonymous $100,000+ Tom Werner Tegan John Snook Kathleen and Scott O’Neil Cathy and Sean O’Hanley Karen and Ron Morrison Nancy and Charlie McCauley Sheila and Mike Leary Mary and Kevin Kelly Art Gross Liz and Phill Fleiss Peter and Sara Connors Eileen and Jack Connolly Dick and Marie Ann Burgio Sam Sox Red Boston Aramark Atchinson Mickey and Bob Alperin Krista and Steve TJ’s Team TJ’s Farms Touchstone Globe The Boston Inc. Foundation, of America The Bank Wounded for Warriors Sudbury University Hampshire New Southern on Tudor Harbor Boston Inn Wharf Residence Club Golf at Pocasset Outing Golf Home Base at Pelican’s Outing Nest Golf Home Base F. Hathaway Ms. Jade Foundation MetLife Foundation Keel Dynamics General AT&T, Inc. Connors Jack Mr. Mrs. and $50,000-$99,999 WAAF Inc. Companies, The TJX Foundation Street The Highland Salutes Suburban Foundation Family Spier Gala Florida Southwest L.P. Group Care Health Shields November NoShave Responder First Annual 2nd Foundation Boston RSM Marathon TCS NYC Schoen A. W. Scott Nancy and Adams Kelleher M. Richard and S. Nancy Crane-Spier P.Mr. Kathryn Gregory Ms. and Spier Smyth H. Peter Mr. Mrs. and Lucchino Lawrence Mr. Mrs. and T.Mr. Dr. and Phillip Gross Generation Greatest Next the Honoring Bank Community Florida Fund Memorial Hines S. Derek Lieutenant First Council Union Credit Defense Bruce David and Holly Pack Quack Tours Duck Boston $25,000-$49,999 Sugarbush Solutions Daymark Corporation Communications Technical Inc. Communications, Seven Sonic 2016 On Soldier MCA England New NeuroRestorative Iraq for Re-Rack Ginsberg I. Mr. and David Margosian Laura Ms. Ms. Ellen Cunniff Hanson A. Barbara Ms. Dunford Kathryn Ms. and Dunford Mr. Michael F. Susan Ms. and Morgan Mr. B.Scott Joseph B.Wheeler Thomas Mr. Mrs. and III O’Hanley Ronald Mr. Mrs. and J. Marino Robert Mr. Mrs. and IV Jewell, Pliny Mr. Mrs. and J. Meehan Michael Mr. Mrs. and Tompkins G. Joseph Mr. Mrs. and Bankhead M. John Mr. Mrs. and Inc. Foundation, Charitable MJW MetLife Lab Kaspersky Troops Furtado’s Janice For Heroes Huskies Association Veterans Palm Heritage Care Health Pilgrim Harvard Inc. Media, Greater Foundation Charitable Bench Granite Yogathon hOMbase Annual 5th J.Father John Unni Union Credit Federal Digital Foundation Corvias Network Financial Commonwealth J. Walsh Martin Elect to Committee Bachman E. Jane Mrs. and Bachman A. William Col. Corrigan Gerald E. and Minehan Cathy Casey’s Cross Carol Meyrowitz Inc. Wealth Advisors Capital For TheCachats Troops -2016 Club BoSox BGLLC GJH Team $10,000-$24,999 Team Kil Lee Coast Chapter MOAA Team Michael Hogan Smith Foundation, Inc. Team NESN Lee Mish FY2016 The Ruth Lilly Philanthropic LeeEllen H. Jones Revocable Trust Home Base Program Financials Foundation Marianne M Peckham The TJX Foundation, Inc. Mike Tierney VPNE Parking Solutions Minnesota Life Insurance Company WCVB-T V Mr. and Dr. Robert Place Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Shaw FY16 Act Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Zavrl Wilson’s Walking for Vets Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Jones Third Party Revenue 303,381 WMUR Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Farrington Mr. and Ms. Gerard P. Richer Contributions 11,730,868 $5,000-$9,999 Mr. Craig M. Overlander Government Contracts 2,365,429 Action for Boston Community Mr. John P. Siebart Development, Inc. Mr. Joseph Petrowski Investment Income 8,804 Amanda Hume Mr. Mark DeVoe Mr. Michael Ludwig API Group, Inc. Total Revenue 14,408,482 Awesome Blossoms Mr. Peter Wilson Band of Bramleys Mr. Ralph R. Cioffi Biogen Foundation Mr. Robert J. O’Brien Boston Duck Tours Mr. Robert W. Rose Sub-total Program Costs 9,290,136 Mr. Stuart A. MacLean Breakfast at Tiffany’s Indirect Costs Building #19 Foundation Mr. Thomas F. Norton 2,008,516 Call A Cab Mr. Thomas G. Kilgore Christopher Lanctot Museum of Science Total Program Costs 11,298,652 Cindy Brown North Shore Community College Cousin Brothers Veterans Patricia and Louis Mautino Dan Arkins Bataan Memorial Sub-total Gain/(Loss) from Operations 3,109,830 Death March Pelican Solutions, Inc. David MacDonald RBC Wealth Management Cash Balance 1,728,510 Deignan Red Sox Team 9 Security Leads the Way! Dominic A. Taverna Total Gain/(Loss) from Operations 4,838,340 Dr. Noel M. Tichy and Ms. Patricia Sole Mates A. Stacey Team 3/75 Dragon Runners TEAM 972 47 Brand/Twin Enterprises Team Brendan Finlay In-Kind Support 1,574,806 GE Veterans Network - Boston TEAM BURRITO Greg Schmall Memorial Golf Team Havas Tournament Team Home Base Guerin Austin Team Patin Hawks for Heroes The Michael T. Sherman Foundation LABUR, LLC Transit Police Veteran’s Day Cut-a-Thon We Run for Heroes

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