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City Year’s mission is to build democracy through citizen service, civic leadership and social entrepreneurship.

City Year seeks to unite people on the common ground of service, as a way to inspire the active citizenship vital to a strong and vibrant democracy.

V I S I O N

City Year’s c i t i z e n s e r v i c e vision is that one day the most commonly asked question of a young adult will be: “Where are you going to do your service year?”

City Year’s c i v i c l e a d e r s h i p vision is that one day every citizen will have the skills, values and inspiration to be a leader for the common good.

City Year’s s o c i a l e n t r e p r e n e u r s h i p vision is that one day human inventiveness and compassion will be unleashed to solve the pressing social problems of the day.

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Dear Friends,

City Year was founded in 1988 to tap the idealism of young people to meet pressing public needs and to demonstrate that national service works. We believed then, as we do now, that service could be the meeting ground for young people of diverse backgrounds to make a difference in their communities and that service could be a training ground for developing the leaders essential to a strong democracy.

Now, nearly 18 years later, we are humbled by the accomplishments of each class of City Year graduates. Not only have they served more than 13 million hours working with more than 900,000 children and engaging more than 900,000 citizens in service, but also through their efforts on behalf of community and country, they have become leaders for life.

A recent landmark study of City Year alumni reveals that the men and women who served with City Year are much more likely to vote, volunteer, lead others, and be involved in their communities. Statistics are only part of the story. The alumni profiles included in this report – seven of the more than 8,000 City Year alumni – also demonstrate that the impact of a City Year goes far beyond a graduate’s year of service.

In addition to the completion of this important study, we are excited to share with you other major accomplishments of the past year: the launch of our 15th U.S. site in Little Rock, the launch of our first international site in South Africa and the completion of a four-year fundraising campaign to strengthen the organization’s capacities to serve, The City Year Challenge. We thank our donors, more than 5,400 this year, for making all of this possible.

We are so grateful for the unwavering support from our champions, the ongoing dedication of our alumni, and the hard work of our corps and staff. Thank you for your continued commitment to City Year and the citizen service movement.

Yours in service,

Alan Khazei Michael BrownCEO President

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City Year corps members serve full-time in schools, community centers and neighborhoods to address local needs and national priorities.

D E V E L O P I N G YO U N G L E A D E R SCity Year corps members engage more than 3,300 elementary, middle and high school aged youth in service and leadership development activities to promote and inspire lifelong commitments to active citizenship. Participants in the Youth Leadership Corps programs are deployed in diverse teams led by corps members and volunteer team leaders.

Participants 3,340

M a k i n g F r i e n d s a n d a D i f f e r e n c e

A recent study of the Young Heroes and City Heroes programs indicates that:

− More than 95% of Young Heroes said they learned something about their community that they didn’t know before and made friends with people from different backgrounds.

− More than 90% of City Heroes said they were more likely to participate in community service on a regular basis in the next few years.

I M PAC T O F A C I T Y Y E A R

In 2005, 1 , 0 3 4 City Year corps members

Served 7 1 , 0 0 0 youth

Providing 1 . 4 m i l l i o n hours of service and

Engaging 5 8 , 0 0 0 citizens

With the support of 2 9 5 corporate sponsors and 8 9 0 service partners

In 1 5 U.S. cities and Johannesburg, South Africa

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T R A N S F O R M I N G S C H O O L S , I N S P I R I N G S T U D E N T SAt every site, City Year partners with schools, deploying teams of corps members to tutor and mentor students, coordinate extracurricular activities, and organize service and leadership opportunities where they are needed most.

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City Year corps members organize and run Camp City Year, a full-day, school-based educational program for nearly 5,000 elementary school students held during winter and spring vacations. The camps provide a valuable outlet for many working parents and are geared toward creating a safe, structured and positive learning environment for children when they are not in school.

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Evaluations from more than 115 schools served by City Year

reveal that more than 90% of principals with City Year corps members in their classrooms believe corps members “fulfill a critical need for our school.”

“Our goal in Chicago is to make the Chicago Public Schools the best urban public school system in America. I really see City Year in the forefront of this revolution.”

– Arne DuncanCEO

Chicago Public Schools

“Last semester our school was 63rd out of 63 elementary schools in attendance. After one semester we are 18 out of 63. I attribute that gain to City Year.”

– Janet PerezPrincipal

Brackenridge Elementary SchoolSan Antonio

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Through more than 2,000 physical service projects, City Year corps members:

– Revita l ized 435 neighborhoods

– Built 30 playgrounds

– Planted 150 gardens

– Painted 320 murals

B U I L D I N G C O M M U N I T YThroughout the year, corps members lead monthly physical service projects, such as converting a vacant lot into a community garden and replacing graffiti-covered walls with vibrant street murals. These team-based projects make dramatic community transformations possible and offer opportunities for citizens of all backgrounds to join corps members in service.

On October 23, 2004, in Boston and Philadelphia, City Year held Serve-a-thon fundraisers, an annual community event that brings together diverse groups of people for a day of high-impact service. In Boston, more than 2,400 volunteers came together to complete 55 physical service projects throughout Boston and Cambridge, while in Philadelphia more than 800 volunteers came together to refurbish the city’s Kensington neighborhood.

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U2 lead singer Bono visited City Year’s headquarters in Boston, speaking in front of a crowd of 300 guests including the First Lady of California, Maria Shriver. The well-known rock star and anti-poverty activist shared his belief in the power of young people and his commitment to changing the world, especially through the organization DATA (Debt AIDS Trade Africa) that he co-founded with Bobby Shriver.

“When I think of what America should be, this is it, right here. City Year.”

– Bono

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From the Alamo to Boston’s historic Faneuil Hall, from the shadow of the U.S. Capitol to the Rocky Steps in Philadelphia, idealistic corps members raised their right hands and pledged to serve America through a demanding year of full-time citizen service, leadership development and social entrepreneurship.

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Across America, every City Year site recognized the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with a Day On. Thirteen sites also held Young Heroes Opening Day ceremonies, and then spent the afternoon in service to their communities.

This year’s Young Heroes Opening Day marked the 11th year of the program, which is designed for youth in grades six through eight and teaches them how to be active citizens for the rest of their lives.

HIGHLIGHTS OF A CIT Y YEAR

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City Year is a proud member of Voices for National Service, a coalition dedicated to promoting citizenship, patriotism, and service by expanding high-quality opportunities for citizens to serve community and country.

Voices for National Service celebrated the 10th anniversary of AmeriCorps in Washington, D.C. with a 10-hour citizens’ hearing, hosted by more than 100 organizations. A Capitol Hill awards reception followed, sponsored by CSX, and hosted in partnership with the National Association of Service and Conservation Corps. Highlights of the evening event included the acceptance speeches of eight Members of Congress and remarks by Corporation for National and Community Service CEO David Eisner, who accepted an award on behalf of honoree President George W. Bush.

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City Year proudly launched its first international site with 120 young leaders serving in Johannesburg, South Africa. City Year South Africa had been four years in the making, beginning with a call from President Mandela to President Clinton and their idea to champion the development of City Year South Africa as a model national youth service program. With the leadership of Board Co-Chairs Rick Menell and Murphy Morobe, City Year South Africa opened its doors to a diverse group of idealists ready to serve.

C a r e e r S e r v i c e A w a r d : Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD)

C i t i z e n S e r v i c e A w a r d : Jeff Coolidge, Coolidge Family Fund

(awarded posthumously)

D i s t i n g u i s h e d S e r v i c e A w a r d : Senator Christopher Bond (R-MO)Representative James Walsh (R-NY)

N a t i o n a l S e r v i c e L i f e t i m e L e a d e r s h i p A w a r d :

Senator Edward Kennedy (D-MA)Representative Augustus Hawkins

(D-CA; retired)

O u t s t a n d i n g N a t i o n a l S e r v i c e A d v o c a c y A w a r d :

President George W. Bush

Out s tand ing New Member Award : Senator Norm Coleman (R-MN)Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK)Representative Jeb Bradley (R-NH)Representative Chris Van Hollen

(D-MD)

S p e c i a l R e c o g n i t i o n A w a r d : Representative Chris Shays (R-CT)Representative David Price (D-NC)Representative Harold Ford, Jr. (D-TN)Representative Tom Osborne (R-NE)

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City Year sites in 14 communities hosted school vacation camps – providing a safe, fun and educational place for kids to spend their winter and spring vacations. The camps were wholly planned and run by City Year corps members – who recruited more than 4,700 campers, organized 38 different camp locations and programs, engaged more than

1,400 volunteers and raised more than $155,000 in in-kind donations.

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City Year hosted annual spring galas across the country, with headliners including New York City Schools Chancellor Joel Klein, NBC’s Tim Russert, First Lady of California Maria Shriver, Def Jam Records Founder Russell Simmons and UN Foundation Chief Operating Officer Kathy Bushkin.

“What City Year is doing is giving opportunities for children to have shoulders to stand on. You are so vital, so important, and so essential to who we are as a country.”

- Tim RussertAnchor, CNBC & MSNBC; Senior

Vice President and Washington Bureau Chief, NBC News

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Following a successful redesign of the recruitment section of City Year’s web site, the recruitment department launched the first online application for prospective corps members in May. Thanks to the up-to-date information found on the web site and the easily accessible online application, City Year had more than 11,000 electronic leads submitted, with 13% of the total applicant pool completing and submitting their applications online through the last four months of the recruitment season. This new, cost-effective tool eliminates the need for manual data entry by staff and allows self-service access for City Year applicants.

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The 4th annual class of Clinton Democracy Fellows included eight amazing South Africans between the ages of 21 and 35, committed to developing and advancing citizen service programs in their home country.

“For me, the notion of ‘service’ is informed by my understanding that the challenge is no longer so much achieving Democracy as it is strengthening its validity and consolidating the changes we have experienced and that, as urgent as the basic needs of my country are, the necessity of educating people about their Democracy – the idea, the process, the result – has been underestimated.”

- Palesa ShongweCDF 2005

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From May 31 to June 4, 2005 City Year corps, staff, alumni and champions convened in Little Rock, Arkansas for cyzygy ’05 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of AmeriCorps with four days of inspiring events, including a high-impact, transformational day of service.

H i g h l i g h t s i n c l u d e d :• A special evening with civil rights

leader and Congressman John Lewis during which he was awarded City Year’s highest honor, the Lifetime of Idealism Award

• Keynote address by President Clinton and remarks from South African Ambassador to the United States Barbara Masekela at an event highlighting the global citizen service movement and City Year’s recent expansion to South Africa

• Inspiring remarks from City Year Little Rock Board Chair and Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander General Wesley Clark

• An Education in America Forum held at historic Little Rock Central High School moderated by City Year Trustee, Professor and Former United States Ambassador to South Africa James Joseph

• A celebration of City Year’s 15-year partnership with The Timberland Company, during which each City

Year site presented a hand-painted Timberland boot to Timberland’s CEO Jeff Swartz and the many company employees who were in attendance

• A Celebration of 10 Years of AmeriCorps – at which City Year, Inc. Board Chair Eli Segal, Senator Harris Wofford, Shirley Sagawa and AmeriCorps Director Rosie Mauk – all of whom were involved in the founding and growth of AmeriCorps – shared their recollections of the challenges and triumphs of building a federal service initiative and featuring David Eisner, CEO of the Corporation for National and Community Service

• A transformational day of service sponsored by CSX, with 17 service partners and 100 projects conducted simultaneously in Little Rock and North Little Rock

“You are helping to redeem not just the soul of America but the soul of the world...Stay with your dreams. Stay with your hopes. Stay with your aspirations. I say to you, City Year, continue to walk with the wind. Let the spirit of history and the spirit of City Year be your guide.”

-Congressman John Lewis2005 City Year Lifetime of Idealism

Award Recipient

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C o m c a s t L e a d e r s h i p A w a r d sa t c y z y g y

The Comcast Leadership Awards honor outstanding alumni for their continued commitment to service and civic engagement. Following remarks from Comcast Executive Vice President David Cohen and Hispanic Council for Reform and Educational Opportunities President Rebeca Nieves Huffman – both of whom are City Year Trustees – Comcast Leadership Awards were presented to:

C h r i s t o p h e r B r o w n C i t y Y e a r B o s t o n ‘ 0 0for his active service to the City Year alumni network in mentoring corps members and launching the City Year/National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship Incubator – a program designed to introduce corps members to the business tools needed to create new civic ventures.

W y n e s h i a F o x w o r t hC i t y Y e a r G r e a t e r P h i l a d e l p h i a ‘ 9 8 for her eight years of dedicated service and leadership developing one of the largest corps in the City Year network and successfully managing the strategic partnership with the School District of Philadelphia.

S t e v e n G i n s b u r g C i t y Y e a r B o s t o n ‘ 9 5for co-founding HartBeat Ensemble which is Hartford, Connecticut’s only metropolitan-based theatre company and is dedicated to empowering communities through a creative process that combines oral history, youth outreach, education and community participation.

E l i z a G o o d w i n C i t y Y e a r R h o d e I s l a n d ‘ 9 5for her vision and leadership as the Executive Director of the Southside Family School, an alternative K-8 public school in South Minneapolis dedicated to creating a new generation of engaged citizen leaders.

C h r i s t o p h e r M u r p h y C i t y Y e a r B o s t o n ‘ 8 8 for his longstanding commitment to advancing the national service movement and entrepreneurial leadership as the founding Executive Director of City Year Washington, DC.

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“Leaders for life” is not simply the guiding principle of the City Year Alumni Association; it is what the data from one of the largest and most comprehensive studies of national service reveals about the men and women who serve community and country as City Year corps members.

City Year alumni excel on every established major indicator of civic engagement:

• V O T I N G : While fewer than half of 18-40 year olds in America vote, City Year alumni vote at a rate of 71%.

• V O L U N T E E R I N G : Nearly 70% of City Year alumni volunteer 10 hours a month, making them 65% more likely to be engaged in volunteer activities than similarly situated individuals in the national population.

• L E A D E R S H I P : At least 90% of alumni reported that their City Year experience contributed to their ability to lead others.

• D I V E R S I T Y : More than 90% of alumni reported that their City Year experience contributed to their ability to work as part of a team and work with people from diverse backgrounds.

• C I V I C I N V O LV E M E N T : Three-quarters of alumni reported that City Year contributed to their ability to solve problems in their communities.

• M E M B E R S H I P : More than 75% of City Year alumni belong to a community group or civic organization, compared with 29% of similarly situated members of the national population.

• E D U C AT I O N : 81% of alumni completed additional schooling after City Year, including 83% of alumni who came to City Year without a GED or high school diploma.

− “The City Year Experience: Putting Alumni on a Path to Lifelong Civic Engagement,” Policy Studies Associates, Inc., 2005

These important results establish that the skills and values of City Year last a lifetime for corps members of all backgrounds, in addition to providing critical evidence of the ways in which citizen service builds democracy–one child, one corps member, one community, one nation at a time.

LEADERS FOR L IFE

C I T Y Y E A R A L U M N I

Sh aquieta BoydCity Year New York ‘04Hometown: Bronx, New YorkCurrent Position: Student, Baruch College (City University of New York)

Rebeca Nieves HuffmanCity Year Chicago ‘97Hometown: Chicago, IllinoisCurrent Position: President, Hispanic Council for Reform and Educational Options; Alumni Representative, City Year, Inc. Board of Trustees

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ALUMNI PROFILES

“My boss at Fordham Bedford Children’s Services encouraged me to attend an open house hosted by City Year because I was looking for ways to help finance my college education. The moment I heard the testimonies from four corps members at the open house event, I fell in love with the program. As I struggled to make sense of my college choices, financial burdens and future career path, City Year presented an option that turned out to be the right choice for me.

“I currently attend Baruch College on full scholarship, concentrating on black studies and public affairs. When I graduate, I plan to teach for a few years. My ultimate goals are to establish a non-profit within the realm of educational programming and advocacy, and to become the first African-American female Chancellor of New York City’s Department of Education.

“My desire to work in education-focused non-profits, and to eventually start one myself, stems from the lessons I learned at City Year. My corps year taught me about goal setting, service days, planning, and administration – all of which are crucial in non-profit management. I also realized during my time at City Year that I can do a lot more than I originally thought I could, and that teaching can go beyond what happens within a classroom. I want to impact the field of education on a greater level.”

“I heard about City Year through my mentor, who had met several City Year corps members on the subway in Chicago. I had completed two years of college at the time and was looking for an opportunity to serve while continuing to study to become a teacher. City Year was a perfect fit because it allowed me to work with kids and earn an educational scholarship at the same time. Finishing college was really important to me, because I was the first in my family to do so.

“Before City Year, my exposure to the world was limited - I only knew of “traditional” career opportunities, like becoming a doctor, lawyer, or teacher. My City Year experience completely opened my eyes, not just in terms of what kind of opportunities are out there, but most importantly the injustices and inequalities that exist in our current educational system. City Year helped me realize that I wanted to fight to advance and improve educational outcomes for underserved students. “In my current job, I work to increase awareness about the crisis in Latino education. I do a lot of public speaking to inform policy makers, legislators, educators, and school officials about these issues and to try to instill a sense of urgency in tackling these problems through providing low-income, working class families more educational options within and outside the current system.”

Chr is Mur phyCity Year Boston ‘88Hometown: Boston, MassachusettsCurrent Position: Executive Director, City Year Washington, DC

Molly Ol a PinneyCity Year Seattle ‘01Hometown: Dublin, New HampshireCurrent Position: Founder & Executive Director, Global Autism Project; Private Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) Therapist; Student, Columbia University

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“When City Year announced plans for a summer pilot program prior to the summer of 1988, I was a sophomore in college. I heard about City Year through a family friend, and then I saw a City Year brochure that read ‘Do you want to change the world?’ Although I wasn’t sure about my future, that sounded like a good option so I spent the summer in service, mostly renovating homes for the elderly and assisting at community centers. When I returned to school, I was sure of what I wanted to do with my life. I wanted to find ways to deal with the issues I had seen at City Year, and I wanted to work in public service. “After working on Capitol Hill and helping to start up AmeriCorps, I got my law degree and worked for a law firm in Washington, D.C. At the 5th Anniversary Celebration of AmeriCorps, I heard that City Year was planning to start a site in DC. It had been more than ten years since my City Year experience, but I still felt close to the organization. I decided that this was the opportunity for me to get back into public service, and I applied to become the founding Executive Director of City Year Washington DC.

“While my summer as a City Year corps member taught me a lot about the world, my return to the organization has taught me so much more about people and the power that each of us has to make a difference. Everyone has leadership skills, but they don’t all look alike. Part of my job is to figure out how to tap into those skills with everyone. It is an incredibly powerful and rewarding experience for me everyday.”

“I heard about City Year through a lot of friends and acquaintances who served in the corps. They all loved it and encouraged me to check it out. I was a student at Northeastern University at the time, and having been a resident assistant in a dormitory, I noticed that students who had taken a year off before or during college did a lot better academically and socially than those who hadn’t. So, after two years of college, I decided that taking a year off of school would be the best thing for me, and I joined City Year.

“I moved to Ghana to continue providing ABA therapy to an American child I had previously worked with. Once there, I immediately saw the lack of education and resources around autism in the area and saw that there was a social stigma attached to the disorder. City Year taught me that when there’s a problem, specifically a social injustice, you go ahead and find a solution. There’s no question - you just do it. So at age 23, I founded the Global Autism Project, a non-profit organization that seeks to bridge the global gap in the resources and understanding of autism, working specifically with developing countries. I can confidently say that wouldn’t have happened without my City Year experience. I still serve as the director of the organization, while I work to finish my degree in behavioral neuroscience at Columbia to continue my path towards becoming an international behavioral therapist.”

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“After getting my master’s degree in molecular biology, I was torn between going to medical school and getting my Ph.D. I thought it was a great time for me to take a year off and to do something productive at the same time. City Year seemed like a great fit, as it gave me a chance to work with kids, which I’ve always loved to do. As it turned out, my City Year team was responsible for providing drug and HIV prevention education to elementary school students, which matched perfectly with my interest in teaching and medicine.

“The biggest thing I learned from my City Year experience is how to work with a diverse group of people. Before City Year, I mostly dealt with people who were very similar to me – science-oriented and college-educated. During my corps year, I was able to work with people who had different strengths. I learned how to listen, and how to be more patient. These skills are critical for me as I prepare to become a doctor. I had a rotation recently at a neighborhood health center, and I dealt with all types of people there – I realized then how important my City Year experience was to helping me connect with patients.”

“I was finishing up college when City Year announced the summer pilot program in my hometown of Columbia, South Carolina. I enrolled in the pilot program and really enjoyed it because it gave me the opportunity to make some visible positive change in my hometown. In 1994 I became a full-time corps member in Columbia’s founding year, and then brought City Year to San Antonio as a member of the start-up team. My time in San Antonio was really challenging, but so rewarding at the same time – everyone on the team was totally committed to what we were doing in building new relationships and getting our message out into the community.

“As the Director of Community Involvement at Credit Suisse First Boston Foundation, I have a unique opportunity to work with City Year again in a different capacity – as a sponsor of a City Year New York team. Having been a corps member, I know the positive impact my firm can have on the corps member experience by offering training and support. In addition, I know the positive impact corps members can have on the employees at my firm. Our involvement also gives me the chance to continue to spread the message of City Year and foster a partnership between the public and private sectors which will continue to give young adults the opportunity to serve.”

Kulmeet SandhuCity Year Washington, DC ‘03Hometown: Santa Clara, CaliforniaCurrent Position: Medical Student, Boston University

Er ic Will i a msCity Year Columbia ‘95Hometown: Columbia, South CarolinaCurrent Position: Director of Community Involvement, Credit Suisse First Boston Foundation

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“I first came across City Year at a local shelter, where I was volunteering and where City Year had set up an information booth. My interest was piqued, so I picked up some basic information about City Year and the corps. I started volunteering in the San Antonio office, and then I decided to join the corps, especially because I was interested in serving on the disaster relief team. During my first corps year, I spent two months on assignment in Kentucky, where we assisted flood victims by organizing warehouses and supplies, helping with logistics, serving meals, and assessing damage. We were on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and we had to be ready for anything. It was an incredible experience to be out there in the field, learning first-hand how to respond in a national emergency.

“City Year prepared me for the outside world by giving me skills that have proved to be tremendously useful in the corporate sector. My corps experience taught me how to work in teams and how to communicate better with others. I learned to respect other people’s opinions, including my own, and became more confident in speaking my mind, sharing my ideas. The most important lesson I took away from City Year, however, was to be ready for anything. The pace of financial transactions, like City Year, constantly moves in different directions and requires you to be ready for action. I couldn’t have asked for more preparation for this type of work than my service with the City Year Red Cross team. I learned to be ready at a moment’s notice, and I apply that philosophy today to all aspects of my work and my life.”

Ron Z ar ateCity Year San Antonio ’97 & ’98Hometown: San Antonio, TexasCurrent Position: Retirement Plan Services Lead Specialist, Citigroup United States Citibanking Center Division

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MEETING THE CHALLENGE

A Repor t to Stakeholder s

S t r e n g t h e n i n g O u r C a p a c i t i e s t o S e r v e

In 2005, City Year successfully completed The City Year Challenge, a $35 million fundraising campaign designed to provide the resources necessary to implement a four-year strategic plan to help build the organization’s international initiatives. The City Year Challenge was comprised of two parts: a $30 million capacity-building component – supported by a $10 million, two-to-one challenge grant from one of City Year’s longstanding strategic partners, The Atlantic Philanthropies – and a $5 million component to fund the organization’s international work.

We are grateful to the more than 100 donors who contributed nearly $40 million. With this support City Year has already conducted three Evidence of Impact studies, launched its first international site in Johannesburg, South Africa, and built capacity in program development, resource development and external relations, and management and organizational development.

The successful campaign is truly a historic achievement for City Year, made possible by the generous support of The Atlantic Philanthropies and all of the donors who participated in this landmark opportunity to build City Year.

To download a full report visit: www.cityyear.org.

M E E T I N G T H E C H A L L E N G E

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National Leadership Sponsors are the companies - and the people - taking City Year to scale as our closest strategic partners. In addition to their time, ideas and civic passion, National Leadership Sponsors invest at least $1 million in City Year over two years.

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The palpable energy at City Year’s Opening Day ceremonies increased when regional managers from Bank of America announced that the Bank of America Charitable Foundation committed $1 million to become the newest National Leadership Sponsor, City Year’s premier corporate sponsorship.

“We are pleased to join the efforts of City Year and these prestigious companies. At Bank of America, we believe City Year is a prime example of a leadership program that nurtures, rewards and promotes neighborhood excellence by focusing on the recruitment and development of the next generation of community leaders.”− Andrew Plepler, President of the Bank of America Charitable Foundation

The Bank of America Charitable Foundation is focused on investing in communities through support for local non-profits, and for civic and student leaders. The Foundation partners with City Year Greater Philadelphia and City Year Rhode Island, sponsoring Young Heroes teams, and is the national lead partner of the Young Heroes program. Their commitment benefits 14 City Year sites: Boston; Chicago; Cleveland; Columbia; Columbus; Detroit; Greater Philadelphia; Little Rock; New York; Rhode Island; San Antonio; San Jose; Seattle; and Washington, D.C.

“Bank of America’s support for City Year is an extraordinary investment in citizen service and our shared belief that young adults have a vital role to play in meeting the challenges our country faces. As a National Leadership Sponsor, Bank of America is putting its resources and values to work toward strengthening communities and democracy across the United States.”

− Alan Khazei, CEO, City Year, Inc.

Comcast renewed its commitment to City Year with a historic agreement to be a National Leadership Sponsor for three years. Comcast’s support for City Year continues to emphasize leadership development and training of City Year’s corps and staff, providing $2.2 million in funding that benefits all 15 City Year sites in the United States.

The Comcast Foundation, established in 1999, has made long-term investments in numerous non-profits, with an emphasis on literacy and reading, volunteerism and youth leadership as ways to strengthen communities. Comcast is also committed to employee community involvement and dedicates considerable resources to Comcast Cares Day, day of community service that engages 30,000 volunteers in 284 communities in 32 states every year.

“City Year shares our belief that volunteerism is essential to community life and that getting involved in community service is one of the best ways for young people to develop their own strengths and leadership skills. These two issues - volunteerism and youth leadership development - are priorities for Comcast’s involvement and investment in communities all across the country, and our relationship with City Year significantly enhances the impact of these efforts.”

− David Cohen, Executive Vice President, Comcast

Comcast Corporation is the nation’s leading provider of cable, entertainment and communications products and services, with 21.5 million cable customers and 7 million high-speed Internet customers. Comcast combined its extensive reach with its support for City Year by producing public service announcements for City Year’s national recruitment efforts and for individual City Year sites and donating airtime worth an estimated $14 million.

“Comcast has transformed local City Year programs into a national brand of idealism calling America’s youth to serve, lead and grow. By its example, by its leadership and by its generous investment, Comcast has made City Year greater than the sum of its parts. Our partnership is making City Year stronger, more leveraged and more powerful every day,”

− Michael Brown, President, City Year, Inc.

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The Cisco/City Year relationship began in 1993 when San Jose Mayor Susan Hammer introduced City Year co-founder Michael Brown to John Morgridge, then Cisco CEO and current Chairman of the Board, and Barbara Beck, Cisco Senior Vice President of Human Resources. Cisco became a founding sponsor of City Year San Jose/Silicon Valley, sponsoring the first Cisco team and going on to sponsor teams at various other City Year sites. Cisco also has provided City Year with tremendous resources in technology, including assistance in leveraging the Internet to build capacity, as well as a $1 million cash grant to fund the development of powerful e-solutions.

It was a chance viewing of City Year Boston’s 1994 Opening Day that introduced CSX to City Year and provided the initial inspiration for what has become a long-term partnership. Within weeks, the company signed on as a team sponsor. CSX now sponsors teams, Camp City Year and service days across the City Year network. In August 2003, CSX signed on as a National Leadership Sponsor. A major focus of CSX’s partnership with City Year is to leverage City Year’s Care Force® service initiative to directly impact and positively transform at least eight additional communities across the country by engaging CSX employees, customers and community members in a day of service.

I n add i t ion to we lcoming i t s new sponsor s ,

C I T Y Y E A R I S P R O U D TO C A L L T H E S E T H R E E C O M PA N I E S

N AT I O N A L L E A D E R S H I P S P O N S O R S :

In 1989, City Year co-founders Alan Khazei and Michael Brown approached The Timberland Company and Jeffrey Swartz, now CEO, with a practical request. They needed 50 pairs of boots for City Year corps members who were preparing to serve in the neighborhoods of Boston. What began with that donation has since developed into a much deeper partnership: Timberland was the first company to become a National Leadership Sponsor; Swartz served as Chair of City Year’s National Board of Trustees from 1994 to 2002; and the company is now City Year’s Official Outfitter. With City Year, Timberland seeks to redefine what a company and a nonprofit organization can do together.

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“Only a life lived in the service to others is worth living.”

–Albert Einstein

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F I N A N C I A L S

ASSETS 2005 2004

Cash and equivalents $ __ 274,445

Government grants receivable 3,512,161 2,661,600

Contributions receivable, net 15,453,419 10,493,515

Other assets 568,476 525,592

Investments 7,030,501 6,554,421

Equipment and improvements, net 2,505.582 3,127,965

Total assets $ 29,070,139 23,637,538

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Liabilities:

Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 3,254,172 2,784,645

Amounts due under credit facility and note payable 3,538,462 500,000

Total liabilities 6,792,634 3,284,645

Net assets:

Unrestricted 4,812,664 5,326,682

Temporarily restricted 12,933,188 10,506,211

Permanently restricted 4,531,653 4,520,000

Total net assets 22,277,505 20,352,893

Total liabilities and net assets $ 29,070,139 23,637,538

CITY YEAR, INC.Statements of Financial Position

June 30, 2005 and 2004

2004 OPERATING REVENUES

2005 OPERATING REVENUES

2004 EXPENSES

2005 EXPENSES

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2005 2004

Changes in unrestricted net assets:

Operations:

Revenues and other support:

Contributions and private grants $ 22,292,188 22,394,808

Federal grants – Corporation for National and Community

Service 11,045,269 7,059,516

Other government grants 1,998,178 2,785,319

Investment return authorized for operations 274,466 210,986

Other Investment income 29,085 10,525

Net assets released from restrictions 6,211,918 4,230,294

Total operating revenues and other support 41,851,104 36,691,448

Expenses:

Program services 33,254,244 27,431,165

Support services:

Organizational support 4,848,417 5,164,793

Fundraising 3,615,030 3,769,242

Total support services 8,463,447 8,934,035

Total expenses 41,717,691 36,365,200

Increase in unrestricted net assets from operations 133,413 326,248

Nonoperating transactions:

Investment return in excess of amounts authorized for operation 60,128 397,851

Loss on disposal of assets (707,559) —

Increase in unrestricted net assets from nonoperating transactions (647,431) 397,851

Increase in unrestricted net assets (514,018) 724,099

Changes in temporarily restricted net assets:

Contributions 8,400,292 7,679,458

Realized and unrealized gains on permanently restricted investments 238,603 247,773

Net assets released from restrictions (6,211,918) (4,230,294)

Increase in temporarily restricted net assets 2,426,977 3,696,937

Changes in permanently restricted net assets:

Contributions 11,653 3,829

Increase in permanently restricted net assets 11,653 3,829

Increase in net assets 1,924,612 4,424,865

Net assets, beginning of year 20,352,893 15,928,028

Net assets, end of year $ 22,277,505 20,352,893

CITY YEAR, INC.Statements of Activities

Years ended June 30, 2005 and 2004

2005 EXPENSES

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C O N T R I B U TO R S

HEADQUARTERS

AMERICORPS

Corporation for National and Community Service

NATIONAL LEADERSHIP SPONSOR PROGRAM

National Leadership Sponsors are the companies – and the people – taking City Year to scale as our closest strategic partners. In addition to their time, ideas and civic passion, National Leadership Sponsors invest at least $1 million in City Year over two years, including at least $200,000 per year in support of initiatives at City Year Headquarters.

THE CITY YEAR CHALLENGE CAMPAIGN

In 2001, City Year launched a $35 million fundraising campaign to support the four-year implementation of its strategic plan to build 12 capacities for the organization to enhance City Year’s impact, scale, sustainability and leverage, and to expand its international programs.

The cornerstone gift of the campaign was a $10 million challenge grant from The Atlantic Philanthropies, which had to be matched two-to-one, over four years, including at least ten gifts of $1 million or more. City Year is deeply grateful to the people and institutions strengthening our capacities with the following gifts of $1 million or more, over a multiple-year period:

Anonymous (4)The Cisco Systems FoundationHolly DavidsonCorinne and Tim FergusonPaul and Phyllis Fireman Charitable

FoundationHorace W. Goldsmith Foundation

John S. and James L. Knight FoundationJohn and Tashia MorgridgeAnne Lovett and Steve Woodsum

ENDOWMENT

Launched in 1999 as a special initiative in celebration of City Year’s 10th Anniversary, the City Year Endowment is composed of endowed program funds and unspecified endowments gifts. The following donors and foundations have contributed gifts of $1 million to support and sustain the City Year Endowment:

Bain CapitalHolly DavidsonPaul and Phyllis Fireman Charitable

FoundationFleetBoston Financial FoundationThe Swartz FoundationThe Timberland Company

SUPPORTERS

Kresge FoundationF.J. O’Neill Charitable CorporationWilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr,

LLP

HEADQUARTERS/BOSTON

AMERICORPS – BOSTON

Massachusetts Service Alliance

BOSTON TEAM SPONSORS

AnonymousBain & Company Bain Capital Children’s CharitiesBank of America Charitable FoundationHewlett-Packard CompanyJohnson & JohnsonKeySpanMFS Investment Management®The Millipore FoundationPTCSummit PartnersThe Timberland CompanyWestfield Capitol Management

CORPORATE DONORS*Denotes Team Sponsor

$500,000+

The Timberland Company*

$100,000 +

Bank of America Charitable Foundation*Blue Cross Blue Shield of MassachusettsCisco Systems, Inc.ComcastCSX CorporationHewlett-Packard Company*MFS Investment Management®*PepsiCo Foundation

$50,000 – $99,999

Bain & Company*Bain Capital Children’s Charities*Johnson & Johnson*

$10,000 – $49,999

Adage Capital ManagementCitigroup FoundationThe Gillette Company Goldman, Sachs & CompanyGoogleHarvard Pilgrim Health CareHollister AssociatesJP Morgan Chase & CompanyKeySpan*KPMG LLPLoomis Sayles & Company, LPMetLife FoundationThe Monitor Group Nortek, Inc.Old Mutual Asset ManagementPepper Hamilton LLPPrecision CapitalPriceWaterhouseCoopersPTC*Putnam InvestmentsRocket SoftwareWestfield Capital Management*

$5,000 – $9,999

Aviva Life Insurance CompanyEdwards, Angell, Palmer & Dodge LLPWilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr,

LLP

$1,000 – $4,999

B.R. Alexander & Co., Inc.Beacon Hill Garden ClubThe Bulfinch Companies, Inc.Burt EngineeringCisco Employee Charitable Giving

ProgramGoulston & Storrs Philanthropic

AdvisorsInternational Business Machines

CorporationInvestors Bank & Trust CompanyLaw Offices of Jeffrey S. Glassman,

L.L.P.Mass DevelopmentSovereign BankTishman Speyer PropertiesTropp & Company, Inc.

$500 – $999

Boston Private Bank and Trust Company

Honest Tea, Inc.Mystic Scenic Studios, Inc.Shea Brothers, Inc.UPromiseWHDH-TV

FOUNDATIONS*Denotes Team Sponsor

$1,000,000+

AnonymousThe Atlantic Philanthropies, Inc.

$500,000 – $999,999

Anonymous*

$100,000 – $499,999

AnonymousThe Boston FoundationThe Case Foundation

The Paul and Phyllis Fireman Charitable Foundation

The Horace W. Goldsmith FoundationJohn S. and James L. Knight FoundationThe Starr FoundationYawkey Foundation II

$50,000 – $99,999

CityBridge FoundationThe Ellison FoundationGravestar, Inc.The Charles Hayden FoundationThe William Randolph Hearst

FoundationThe Millipore Foundation*Surdna Foundation

$25,000 – $49,999

The Germeshausen FoundationGrousbeck Family FoundationThe Lynch FoundationRockefeller Brothers FundWoodcock Foundation

$10,000 – $24,999

Rodger A. Graef Charitable Foundation

$5,000 – $9,999

AnonymousDorothy Jordan Chadwick Foundation

$1,000 – $4,999

The Lassor and Fanny Agoos Charity Foundation

Helene B. Black Charitable FoundationThe Foundation for an American VisionCorina Higginson TrustThe Anthony Spinazzola Foundation

$500 – $999

Thomas Jefferson Foundation, Inc.

OTHER SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS

$10,000 – $24,999

Boston Public SchoolsCity of BostonUnited Way of Massachusetts Bay

$5,000 – $9,999

Excel Academy Charter School

$1,000 – $4,999

Boston Police DepartmentFay SchoolYouth Service America

$500 – $999

Emmanuel College-Student ActivitiesMuseum of SciencePublic Achievement

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

$1,000,000+

Anita and Joshua Bekenstein

$500,000–$999,999

Anonymous

$100,000 – $499,999

AnonymousHolly Davidson

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Denise Dupre and Mark NunnellyPaul and Sandy EdgerleyCorinne and Tim FergusonLovett-Woodsum Charitable Fund at

the Boston FoundationJohn and Tashia MorgridgeJeffrey Shames

$50,000 – $99,999

AnonymousRichard and Nonnie BurnesJeannie and Jonathan Lavine David and Marion MussaferThe Matthew A. and Susan B.

Weatherbie Foundation

$25,000 – $49,999

AnonymousRichard L. BreadyCatherine and Paul ButtenwieserDavid and Victoria Croll, The Croll

FoundationMannion Family FoundationKristen and Thomas Roberts, The

Roberts Family FoundationRobert and Tona White

$10,000 – $24,999

AnonymousJim and Kristen AtwoodDeborah and Steven BarnesClara Bingham and David MichaelisJudith BoucherBrett and Jacquie BrowchukJulie and Kevin CallaghanKathleen and Robert CollmanAnthony and Deana DiNoviFiona and Stanley DruckenmillerBridgitt and Bruce EvansChristopher and Hilary Gabrieli Michael Gilligan and Anne HelgenCindy and Stephen GormleyBeth and Lawrence GreenbergPeter and Tammy HermannIlene and Richard Jacobs Beth and Michael JonesDawn and Roger KafkerRosabeth Moss Kanter and Barry SteinAdam and Mary Beth KirschPamela KohlbergThe Longtine Charitable Foundation

TrustAlex Macdonald and Maureen StraffordVincent MaiFrederick and Sarah MaynardLinda and P. Andrews McLaneOristaglio Social Responsibility

FoundationMike PehlJonathan and Maggie SeeligEli and Phyllis SegalRobert Segel and Janice ShermanAlan and Susan SolomontRobert and Theresa Wadsworth

$5,000 – $9,999

AnonymousKevin and Tracy CaseyGerald and Kate ChertavianReed and Ronnie ChisholmDavid and Rhonda CohenBrian and Karen ConwayMarian and Michael CroninDiane and Neil ExterBitsey FolgerMarcia and Phil Giudice

Ira and Martha JacksonAlexandra and Josh McCallKristin and Stephen MugfordBrooke and Will MuggiaScott NathanMichael and Natalie SandersEd and Marge ShirleyJoseph F. and Kristine Trustey

$1,000 – $4,999

AnonymousJames and Karen AnsaraGavin BakerPeter BarrettSandy and Susan BergerPaul BoscoBarbara BreslinJay BrewerSierra BrightMichael Brown and Charlotte MaoThe Bushkin Family FoundationMiles Byrne and Karyn WilsonJames and Elizabeth ChandlerDonald ChaseAbby and Peter CoffinStephen Cohen and Carol MattilaAndrew Cohn and Marcia LeavittJ. Linzee CoolidgeCathy Corman and Markus PenzelBonnie and Christopher CovingtonJohn and Wendy CozziRobert Cramer and Molly Rogers

CramerTimothy A. CunninghamMeredith CutlerJessica and William DavisKevin Dennis and Rebecca KelloggCatherine Dickey and Peter SmithDouglass DorrJ. Anthony and Kay DownsJohn DrewBenjamin Esty and Raquel LederNancy and Richard FarrellThomas Feeley and Joan WigginsChristopher D. FletcherThe Frisbie Family FoundationMegan Gadd and Nathan WilsonAnne and David GergenJohn and Maryann GilmartinSara GopenBecky and Michael GossDavid Graves and Peggy KoenigJennifer and Norman GuayGary HalloranBrian HansonEmily and Thomas HaslettAntoine Hatoun and Andrea LevittLucia HendersonDavid and Jacqueline HennesseyMari-Ann and William HoganDavid HunterAnnabelle and John Kellogg Alan Khazei and Vanessa KirschEvangeline and Jordan KirschThe Klarman Family FoundationThe Kurz Family Foundation, Ltd.Elizabeth LempresLawrence and Pamela LenehanIan and Isabelle LoringBruce MacVarishCharles and Elaine MangumR.M. & M.S. Marino Charitable

FoundationJohn and Martha MarshallBill and Susan McClements

Peg McGetrickTammany Hobbs Miracky and William

MirackyElizabeth Shedd Mykrantz Family FundBean and Edward NardiOfer and Shelly NemirovskyJeffrey and Sarah NewtonCathy and Joseph O’DonnellAnne O’Neil and James RicottaEric OlsenGary and Merle OrrenJill and Thomas PappasAstrid PetersonMarta Podasadowski and Vincent

YesenoskyRobert PoorMichael ProulxKenneth and Leslie PuckerLori Platt RappaportDeborah Re and Peter ReinhartWilliam ReJohn ReevesStephen RepkaThomas RiellyNoah RoffmanNancy RouthRisa Shames and Neil Silverston Adrienne Shishko and Joel SklarChitra R. StaleySherman H. Starr FoundationNancy and Ronald StegensSally and William TaylorRobin and Perry TraquinaGwen TregermanLy Weintraub

$500 – $999

Sirajuddin AhmedGeoff AldridgeBeth and Max BardeenMichael BarnesDaniel BelmontChristina and Kelley BenetPamela and William BeruttiDavid and Dorothy BinswangerBrian BoisvertFrancine BoyleMiriam and Morton BrownJeffrey and Webb BrownLauren and Lawrence CalahanDavid and Dorothy CallaghanElizabeth and Ronald CampbellLinda ChinEric ChownBrian CieszynskiAndrew CohenKevin and Regina ConleyBrian and Marguerite CooperMichael Van Cowenhoven, Jr.Michael and Patricia CowhigJohn CsizmarKenneth D’AlessioCharles de Sieyes and Carol WardAaron DeliaEd DexterChristopher DineenJason DonnellyMichael DouvadjianCarol Downs and Charlie RoseDawn and Morris EffronArline and Carleton EngquistAlexander FaaborgDiana Farrell and Scott PearsonMorton and Sharon FeareyMark and Nikki Feldman

Mary M. GallagherGary Gavin-PittDebbie and Keith GelbErin and John GiesserJeffrey and Liz GilbardIlene Greenberg and Michael MaynardDr. Alan Greenfield Harriet Greenfield Jessica Greenfield Diane GrilichesMildred Guberman-KravetzJonathan HochmanDaniel and Elizabeth JickCameron Kerry and Kathy WeinmanFlorence and Richard KoplowJohn T. LamirandeJeffrey LaneElizabeth and William LaskinLeifer Family FundBarbara LuddyJoseph and Kristan MadisonThomas MagnerTheresa MaoEmilio MauroTerence McDermottVeronica McNultyChristopher Meyer and Mary RivetHarrison MillerRebecca MoreiraCarmine MorrealeRossana NigroshJames and Patricia O’ConorKenneth PerroneGary and Margaret PforzheimerTom PoldBrian QuigleyJanet ReChristopher RichEdward and Kathleen RimerRavinder and Rohini SakhujaAnnalee SalcedoMatthew SchnallArnold ShafritzDonald SherakBilly Shore and Rosemary JordanoJohn Sigel and Sally ReidGordon SilverEdwin E. and Katharine T. SmithGary and Lynne SmithJan Smith Leslie and Stanford SmithAlix and Joseph SmullinStephanie SokoloveMarjorie and Paul StanzlerOwen StearnsElizabeth TuckerKevin UllandBrooke and Kathryn WagnerCristy and Robert WalshAndrea and Thomas WardBrice WattersonLee WeberIrene and Lynn WeigelDyann and Peter WirthStanley ZanarottiJonathan Zorn

$100 – $499

AnonymousLuc Aalmans and Abigail ErdmannBurt Adelman and Lydia RogersRachel and Stephen Adler-GoldenKirsten af KlinetebergKamesh AiyerMartha and Walter Alexander

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Glenn AllinShelley AllisonTommy AlterBrian AndersonR. Peter and C. Ann AndersonValerie AshenfelterAndrew AthensHenri and Florence AtkinsRussell AugustinAndrea and Carl AxelrodJami and Matthew AxelrodJanis and Michael AzarelaJulie BaerThomas BarocciD. F. and John BartolomeiDavid Bass and Susan HallSamantha BearsMrs. Teresa R. BeckerMark BehnkeJoy BergenthalLawrence Berkowitz and Ellen CohnJill and Ned BicksCarolee Bier and John VenskusChristopher Bierly and Margaret BoasbergAlfred BigelowHeike Bischoff-Ferrari and Stephen FerrariMoe BlausteinBarry BluestoneRobert and Ann BorahCaroline and Edwin BowdenMarcia BoyleJeffrey and Kristin BradachR. Bradford and Sharon MaltEllen Bradley Valerie Bradley and Lewis SargentichJeanne BradyEverett and Judith BramhallJoanna BreyerEricsson Broadbent and Susan MacraeJeffrey BrownMarcia BrowneChristine Burke Sandra Lopez Burke and Stephen BurkeBarbara and Jeffrey BushSteven CadwellJohn Caldwell and Julia MinerPeter CalkinsAlicia CannonKurt and Stacy CarlsonSusan CarlsonJohn CarneyAlyson CarpenterMichael Carpenter and Elizabeth

MansfieldScott and Susan CarterBob and Carol CashionAudrey and William CaulfieldAlex ChangGeorge Chapman and Margaret LaneMary Jane Checchi and John Culver Mabel ChenJean and John ChildsAlbert M. ChingMax ChmuraJean ClearyRobert Cleary and Patricia RiemitisCarolyn Cohen and Alan DershowitzKathy Cole and Jim GeismanTia ColeJosiane and Stephen CollazoBill CollinsBob ColwellJill Conway and Mark LeahyMark ConwayWilliam Copeland

Wendy CopesBryan and Doreen CostantinoTimothy P. CoughlinMcLane and Tenney CoverMary-Kate CowellAnne CowiePeter CoxeJames and Linda CrawfordL.D. Crews and Katherine GermanEllen and William CrossChristopher and Krista DaveyStuart DaviesBrian Davis and Barbara RandallChristine and Gregory DavisMaria G. DawidoffDavid and Elizabeth DawsonLea DefrancescoJose DepinaJean DevineAmy DiazTracy DicksonPaul DiMarinoDennis DiMauroRichard DonahueDeborah Donahue-Keegan and Kevin

KeeganGovernor Michael and Katherine DukakisStephen Dungan and Pamela WeathersH. T. DyettAndrea EatonBritt and Shari EllisAlexandra England and Charles PrattGretchen EngquistDavid and Rosalie EpsteinNorman and Rosalyn EpsteinDavid and Jennifer ErbeBeverly and Stephen Estes-SmargiassiJohn and Lauren FaheyAnne Fairbank and Joseph MahoneyGiovanni FavilloFerguson Family Susan Finegan and Cordell VasuRobert and Glenda FishmanDavid FitzgeraldMichael FitzgeraldShane Flannelly-KingDoug FolleteGeorge ForsbergHamilton ForsterJohn and Lila FosterSandra FraleyAlan and Deborah FreedmanGustav Freedman and Jacquelyn SandElizabeth and Robert FreemanKaren GageSusan GanzRebecca GelmanKatherine and Stephen GendronNancy GertnerChristopher GiannelliSeth GiteolDevra GoldbergLarry GoldbergAllen and Linda GoorinAllen and Gloria GopenSusan GordonMark GottesmanAllison Graff-WeisnerEliot GreenfieldRob GremleyJoy GrierSeth GrossingerMary G. GurneyMarlene and Samuel HalperinCheryl Hamlin

Robin HanselAnnie and Harry HansonDeanne HarperMolly HartEliot HawkinsJay HershE. Miles HerterEdward and Elaine HinesRuth Hodges and John LeClaireKaren Hoffman and Neil McKittrickMargaret L. and William L. HollandFred HollanderPaul Holtzman and Carol SteikerJames and Tracey HornbyJohn Horst and Barbara WallaceAndrew HungAndrew HussarSusan M. JacksonJeffrey and Nikki JacobsonCaroline JacobyRichard Jakious and Rachel SmullinJames JesseeDrew Johnson Maureen and Stephen JohnsonWinston JonesOwen and Paige KaneEdwin M. Kania, Jr. and Carol Ann

Knutsen Kania Thomas KeaneJames KeefeThomas KellerLinda KellyDavid and Virginia KendallDeborah and Edmund KenealyAnn KenneyAlison and Ron KermischJudith KiddPeter KimKevin B. KnappAllan and Nancy KoglmeierRichard KorzeniewskiWilla KuhAnita and John KuhnCynthia M. LabaJoanne LabelleMiriam LahageCarolyn Lamb and Jonathan RuemanLinda LamkinPaul and Susan LapointeBette and Kenneth LaveryShawn LaymonW. Brewster Lee, III and Vicky WestKirk LefflerMarcia E. Leikin, M.D.Donald LevinstoneAnn LevisonDavid and Karin LevyAshley and John LinellCynthia LingleyMichael LiptonJulia LivingstonJenna LogueLongtine Charitable TrustSarah LopezElizabeth LoringC. Kenneth LoveAber LynchJoyce LyonsSuzanne LyonsRichard LysiakAndrew MacLeodNancy MannMary Beth and Stephen MapesAlan and Sheryl MarcusChristos Markos

Lawrence MarksCorrie MartinGeorge and Patricia MartinMark MattaDebra MaxfieldJoan McArdleJack and Melissa McBrideJohn McCarthySharon McCarthy and James WareDanika McClenahanSean McDevittMiriam McLeanSean McLoughlinBrenden J. McMahonJennifer and Russell McNairEllen MeyersCarol and Daniel MilewichLeslie and Vinnie MiliMichael and Rachel MillerSandra MinerJohn MonetteBenjamin MooreStephen and Terri MorteJeanne and Scot MossKirk and Lydia MoulBen and Frances MoyerJudith MuggiaSteven P. MuscovitzAaron MysliwiecMary and Sherif NadaWilliam NathanAllison NetzerBrian NortonClare and Geoffrey NunesLillian Jen and David O’ConnorJoe O’LearyBarbara and David O’NeilAndrew and Linda OryDavid PantanoDavid and Shirley ParishCharles PaulDaniel and Nicole PayneEllen and Thomas PayzantNathan PelsmaFaith and James PelusiPatricia PepperLinda and William PerryGregg and Julie PetersmeyerNancy and Robert PhiferJoseph Pickering and Mimi Pickering

DavisChris and Lindsay PikeRobert PomeroyFrances PrattMichael PrattGeorge and Kathy PriestEllen and Robert RaceDenise and Rod RandallJason RaposoArthur and Patricia Ravicz Michael RaviczJames RaySteven Reckhow and Sylvia WheelerBrian and Kimberly ReddSally ReidJohn ReillyAnnette RichardDaniel and Frances RileyNatalia-Elisa RodriguezHenry and Susan RomaineBernice RosenwaldPaul L. Ross, Jr. and Tabitha RossDeganit RubenJohn RussoJonathan Ryder

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Matthew RynaskiPeter SachsPatricia Saint PierreNicolas SamperThomas and Laura SanderKulmeet SandhuErnest SarasonRichard and Christen SardanoBenjamin and Meredith ScarletJessica and Paul SchendelGloria SchmidCatherine and Robert SchneiderAndrew Schneider-MunozRuth SchockenKarl and Katie SchoettleKurt and Susan SchwartzEileen SearsJanice and John SeelerDenise and Howard SegalJean SeigleJames SheldonMargaret E. ShropshireDavid SilvermanJoy SilversteinHarvy SimkovitsMark SimonElizabeth SimondsJudith SizerTheda and William SkocpolMark and Paula SlovenkaiEdwin SmolevitzRobert Snuggs and Janet KasslerMark and Sarah SnydermanNancy SouletteHelen SpauldingKimberley SpensleyCatherine SreckovichBilly StarrErin StaudtJody StegensStacey StevensJames and Linda StewartCarol StonerToni StrasslerLee SullivanSara SwansonAnn SzerlipSandra M. ThompsonCornelia and Joseph TierneyConrad ToddMichael and Nancy TookePaul ThorntonGeorge and Lenore TravisGeoffrey W. TubaMarshall TulleyJulia VanVivian VaudreuilChristopher and Mary VellturoJanet VohsElizabeth von Goeler Katherine and William WaddillGary WallenAnne and Seth WardGerard Garnett Ward and Lorraine

WardMary WardKyle WedbergScott WegrzynJanice WeissMurray WheelerEsther WilliamsCharles and Mary Sue WillieRobert and Sandy WongChristina WoodJohn and Linda Woodard

Neal and Susan YanofskyStephen YostCynthia and Wayne ZafftJoyce Zakim

IN-KIND DONORS

$1,000,000

The Timberland Company

$500,000–$999,999

Microsoft

$100,000–$499,999

KPMGMBTA

$25,000–$49,999

Gourmet CaterersLittle Rock Convention and Visitor’s

Bureau

$5,000–$9,999

Bain CapitalHasbro, Inc. MFS Property ManagementDan Stapleton/Middlehouse Productions

$1,000–$4,999

Bacardi USACDS InternationalJennifer D. CogswellFinish EditorialFossil, Inc. Handsome Brothers MusicJeco MusicLunchpail ProductionsMasciarelli Wine CompanyRandom House Random House AudioSayersSoundtrackWells Diary, Inc. Wizards of the Coast

$500–$999

Crossroads for KidsDark Horse ComicsMichael GreenHarpoon BreweryJim Harrison PhotographySuperior Typing ServicesTrends International

$100–$499

21st Century VisionsBoston Emergency Medical ServicesThe CDM CompanyDel Rey/Lucas BooksDomino’s Edwards, Angell, Palmer & Dodge LLPMasterfoods USAMello Smello, LLCWhiskey’s

CHICAGO

AMERICORPS

Illinois Commission on Volunteerism and Community Service

National Association of Service and Conservation Corps

TEAM SPONSORS

The Alter GroupComcast

CSX CorporationDeloitteEquity Residential Properties TrustJoseph Freed & Associates, Inc.The Northern Trust Company

CORPORATE DONORS*Denotes Team Sponsor

$100,000+

The Alter Group*

$50,000 – $99,999

Comcast*CSX Corporation*Deloitte*Joseph Freed & Associates, Inc.*The Northern Trust Company*

$25,000 – $49,999

Bank of America Charitable FoundationEquity Residential Properties Trust*

$10,000 – $24,999

LaSalle BankMadison Dearborn PartnersThe Mollie Goodman TrustMetLife FoundationNorthern Trust CompanyStarcom Mediavest Group/The

Americas

$5,000 – $9,999

Aon FoundationAriel Capital Management, LLCAsh, Anos, Freedman & Logan, LLCBank of America Charitable FoundationEdgewater Management, Inc.Fund Management Services, LLCLevenfeld PearlsteinMotorola, Inc./Edward ZanderSterling PartnersTranswestern Investment Co. LLC

$1,000 – $4,999

ABT ElectronicsCentury Business Services, Inc.Christopher B. Burke Engineering,

LTD.Courtroom Television Network, LLCEnvironmental Systems Design, Inc.Lifetime Entertainment ServicesLoop Ventures, LLCMayer, Brown, Rowe & MawMcDonalds CorporationMesirow FinancialMichael Best & Friedrich LLPMTV NetworksNational Basketball AssociationNBC UniversalPiper RudnickThe Private Bank and Trust CompanyScripps Financial Service CenterSheridan & PearlmanThompson, Ventulett, Stainback &

Associates, Inc.US BankThe Weather Channel, Inc.

$500 – $999

Advanced Personnel, Inc.Alter Asset ManagementBaxter International, Inc.Beermann, Swerdlove, Woloshin,

Barezky, Becker, Genin & LondonThe Millard Group, Inc.PJH & Associates

The Timberland Company

FOUNDATIONS

$500,000 – $999,999

The Chicago Community Trust

$50,000 – $99,999

Urban Family and Community Centers

$10,000 – $24,999

John & Jacolyn Bucksbaum Charitable Fund

$5,000 – $9,999

Arie and Ida Crown Memorial

$1,000 – $4,999

Adducci Family foundationStephen W. & Susan M. Baird

FoundationFrancis Beidler FoundationCarney Family FoundationCellini Family FundThe Robert R. McCormick Tribune

FoundationMorrow Charitable Trust

$500 – $999

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Foundation

Forty Acres Investment GroupSol & Celia Hammerman FoundationZell Family Foundation

OTHER SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS

$100,000 – $999,999

Chicago Public Schools

$10,000 – $24,999

Anton Dvorak Math & Science Technology

Jacques Marquette SchoolJulia Ward Howe Elementary McCutcheon Elementary SchoolPaul Revere Elementary Richard J. Daley AcademyWilliam H. Ryder Math and Science

Specialty School

$1,000 – $4,999

A & E Television NetworksViacom Television Stations

$500 – $999

Young President’s Organization

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

$25,000 – $49,999

Jim Kastenholtz and Jennifer Steans

$10,000 – $24,999

Ellen and Michael AlterDeborah and Stephen QuazzoGlen and Trish Tullman

$5,000 – $9,999

Laurence FreedSherry McFall and Kenneth PorrelloWilliam OsbornBetsy and Mark Westhoff

$1,000 – $4,999

Alicia and Brian BergLeslie Bluhm and David HelfandDoug Crocker and Cindy McHugh

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Leonard Gail and Robin SteansDaniel and Vicki KriserJessica and Mats LederhausenStanley NitzbergJuliette and Steve PlonskerLeo Smith and Heather SteansJeff and Terese Surges

$500 – $999

Aubrey BrackmanDavid and Ellen CarmellJ. Laurence Costin, Jr.Art and Susan FogelJohn and Patti HellerJanet and Robert HelmanHoward Klapman and Laura Alter

KlapmanAndrew and Jill KrauklisPeter Kupferberg and Ellen RakietenJanet and Richard MorrowJohn and Lois SachsJeffrey and Lori Samaras

$100 – $499

Lisa AdkinsLinda AlperinBarry BatsonJill Levy BelconisDavid BellErin BellAlice and Lawrence BlumIris and Steve BorowskyJoe BoscoLinda BrennanJulie and Steve BrewerPatricia BurnsEllen Carnahan and William DanielsChip CherryJames and Judy ClarkJohn and Judith ColettaDoug CookJohn Driscoll and Vicky Reising-DriscollNanine and Norris EberBonna and Donald EdelmanTheodore and Catherine FosdickMarcia and Thomas FraermanCharles FrankLewis and Rhoda FreyerKalee and Samuel GouldBrent and Mary GreeneHoward and Rebecca GrillScott GrossmanMelissa HamannBrett HunsakerPatricia HurstonDavid and Julie JacobsonBrian Jensen and Lisa RahangdaleEric JossMarietta and Robert KahlLisa and Robert KarlerJim KellyCarolyn KingRonda Korzon and Gary KromelowMary MarnellPhyllis MartinAdam MeekLee MitchellSamuel MontgomeryJ. Clifford MoosGloria and Michael MorisonGreg NiederArlene and Robert NovakLarry Pachter and Sandy StarkmanPerry PeroSteve Rapaport

Charles and Linda Huff RedmanMichael and Nancy ReinsdorfRon RimkusCeil and Gary RothbartBrenda RussellDavid SchwartzBrad SerotJoan SessionsLeo J. Sheridan, III and Martha

SheridanAnne and Ronald SiegelWarren E. Silver Attorney At LawDan SpaethAmy SteinIrving Stenn, Jr.Andrew and Kimberly StephensBarbara and Randolph ThomasLisa and Steve TomlinsonGeraldine and Mitch TysonMatt WardJanet Yoder

IN-KIND DONORS

$50,000 – $99,999

Chicago Transit AuthorityJoseph J. Freed & Associates

$25,000 – $49,999

Deloitte ConsultingTimberland

$1,000 – $4,999

Roosevelt University

$500 – $999

Chipotle Home DepotCarolyn A. King Lake Shore Alumnae Club of Pi Beta

PhiSouthtown Paint & Wallpaper

$100 – $499

Dominick’s Finer FoodsHooter’sMoo & Oink Morrison’s Pizza and Restaurant Pit Stop 500Pizza Hut

CLEVELAND

AMERICORPS

Ohio Community Service Council

TEAM SPONSORS

Cavs Charities: A Fund of the Robert R. McCormick Tribune Foundation

CSX CorporationCuyahooga County Board of

CommissionersRPM International, Inc.United Way of Greater Cleveland

CORPORATE DONORS*Denotes Team Sponsor

$50,000 – $99,999

CSX Corporation*ComcastRPM International, Inc.*

$25,000 – $49,999

Eaton CorporationForest City Enterprises, Inc.

KeyCorpNational City Corporation

$10,000 – $24,999

The Cleveland Browns Foundation Home Depot

$5,000 – $9,999

Bank of America Charitable FoundationDominion East Ohio GasMedical Mutual of OhioRR Donnelley Financial

$1,000 – $4,999

Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLPCavaliers/Gund Arena CompanyCharter One BankCiulla, Smith, and DaleThe Cleveland BrownsThe Cleveland Clinic FoundationDavis & Young Co., LPADevelopers Diversified Realty

CorporationErnst & YoungFedeli GroupFifth Third BankGiant EagleGreater Cleveland PartnershipHahn Loeser + ParksHMS HostsHuntington National BankInvacare CorporationJo-Ann Stores, Inc.Jones DayKent State UniversityMargaret W. Wong & Associates Co.,

LPAThe Plain DealerPorter, Wright, Morris & Arthur, LLPSBC CommunicationsSquire, Sanders & Dempsey, LLPStarbucks CoffeeTaft, Stettinius, and HollisterTurner ConstructionUlmer & Berne LLPWeisman, Kennedy and Berris, LPAWeltman, Weinberg & Reis Co., LPAWestern Reserve Partners LLC

$500 – $999

Clear Channel CommunicationsWKYC-TV

FOUNDATIONS*Denotes Team Sponsor

$50,000 – $99,999

Cavs Charities: A Fund of the Robert R. McCormick Tribune Foundation*

The Cleveland Foundation

$25,000 – $49,999

Eva L. & Joseph M. Bruening Foundation

The George Gund FoundationMt. Sinai Health Care Foundation

$10,000 – $24,999

The Abington FoundationThe Edward and Betty Sloat FoundationThe Thomas C. and Sandra S. Sullivan

FoundationRaymond John Wean FoundationThe Thomas H. White Foundation

$5,000 – $9,999

The Murphy Family Foundation

$1,000 – $4,999

Samuel H. and Marie Miller FoundationThe F.J. O’Neill Charitable FoundationRonald McDonald House Charities of

Northeastern Ohio

OTHER SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS*Denotes Team Sponsor

$100,000+

City of ClevelandCuyahoga County Board of

Commissioners*

$50,000 – $99,999

City Department of Public HealthUnited Way of Greater Cleveland*

$10,000 – $24,999

Cleveland Municipal School DistrictCuyahoga County Board of Health

$1,000 – $4,999

The Center for Community SolutionsCleveland State UniversityCuyahoga Community CollegeJewish Community Federation of

Cleveland

$500 – $999

Case Western Reserve University

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

$5,000 – $9,999

Evan CornsAnn and Robert W. Gillespie, Jr.

$1,000 – $4,999

David Abbott and Jan RollerBarbara Byrd-Bennett Louise and William KeatingDavid Landever and Keely O’BryanAnne and James SchoffShelley SeifertBarbara and Frank SullivanTom Sullivan, Sr.Pam and William Summers

$500 – $999

John BodellCatherine Keating and Charles KingKevin MethenyRaymond MurphyKathleen ObertThe Honorable Dan A. Polster and

Deborah Coleman

$100 – $499

Barbara and Bruce AkersTerry BishopAnne and Francis BlaschkaCharles BoltonCouncilman Joe CimpermanNancy CroninCharlie CrowleyAnthea DanielsElectra and George DanielsDonna and James FarleyMegan and Mike FrothinghamFrancine and Robert ImmermanCongresswoman Stephanie Tubbs JonesJohn McDonaldEric and Jane NordPat and William PapenbrockJennifer Scofield

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Marie SmithTheresa SokolowskiEllen and Harold TicktinCarla Tricarichi

IN-KIND DONORS

$50,000 – $99,999

Regional Transit Authority

$1,000 – $4,999

American & MooreAmerican Red Cross - Greater Cleveland

ChapterCavaliers/Gund Arena CompanyNational Conference for Community

and JusticeThe Plain Dealer

$500 – $999

Conflict Resolution Center of the Northeast

ICI Paints North AmericaTop #832

$100 – $499

CVSCWRUEinstein Bros BagelsFitworksJo-Ann Stores, Inc.Joe’s Pizza and DeliOSU ExtensionPepsi AmericaPizza Pan

COLUMBIA

AMERICORPS

South Carolina Commission on National and Community Service

TEAM SPONSORS

Citigroup CSX Corporation

CORPORATE DONORS* Denotes Team Sponsor

$50,000 – $99,999

CSX Corporation*

$10,000 – $25,000

The Academy of Columbia FoundationBank of America Charitable FoundationBlue Cross Blue ShieldCitigroup*First CitizensMcGuire WoodsNelson, Mullins, Riley & Scarborough

$5,000 – $9,999

Allstate FoundationBellSouthBurns, White & HicktonFulcher, Hagler, Reed, Hanks & Harper

Attorneys at LawGallivan, White & Boyd, P.A.Millberg, Gordon & Stewart, P.L.L.C

$1,000 – $4,999

Edens & Avant Real Estate ServicesEllis, Lawhorne & Sims, P.A.Food Lion FoundationMcAngus Goudelock & CouriePalmetto Citizens Credit Union

Palmetto Health AllianceSCANASouthland Log HomesTurner Padget Graham & LaneyWal-Mart Forest Drive

$500 – $999

Bank of America Charitable FoundationFirst Community BankIntertape Polymer GroupMichelinPalmer Memorial ChapelR.L. Bryan

OTHER SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS

$25,000 – $49,999

City of Columbia

$1,000 – $4,999

Cultural Council of Richland & Lexington Counties

Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox ChurchJunior League of ColumbiaPalmetto PrideUnited Way of The MidlandsUniversity of South Carolina

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

$1,000 – $4,999

Keith Babcock and Jacquelyn DickmanJonathan and Yolanda CunninghamDavid DukesElizabeth Jones and J. Mark JonesGail and Stephen MorrisonKevin Riddett

$500 – $999

George and Mary Cauthen

$100 – $499

Arlene and Stuart AndrewsChristopher DanielsGus DixonAmy and Elliott EppsCarl EppsJames C. Gray, Jr.Kevin HallBarbara and Stuart HamiltonSue HarperBernard F. Hawkins, Jr. and Kim

HawkinsMichael HogueDon and Melanie KristnikJim LehmanAndrea and Edward MullinsZoe NettlesMarie-louise RamsdaleEllen SchlaeferR. B. ShawCotesworth SimonsBill SimpsonWilliam SimpsonJoanne C. Suggs, Ph.D.Judith Wrenn

IN-KIND DONORS

$25,000 – $49,999

Anonymous

$5,000 – $9,999

Time Warner Cable

$1,000 – $4,999

Alltell

Coca-ColaColumbia Parks and RecreationSarah Nance Cultural Arts Center

$500 – $999

Aaron F. JohnsonPretty Penny ProductionsRichland One Afterschool Programs

$100 – $499

Benedict College CDCCingular WirelessCuston Art DesignThe Dispatch NewsNelson Preferred PaintingOtis SpunkmeyerDawn PompeiiRising HighSticky FingersTio’sJason WaiteWendy’s

COLUMBUSAMERICORPS

Corporation for National and Community Service

Ohio Community Service Council

TEAM SPONSORSAbercrombie & FitchHonda of America Mfg., Inc. Ingram-White Castle FoundationNational CityNationwide The Siemer Family Foundation

CORPORATE DONORS* Denotes Team Sponsor

$50,000 – $99,999

Abercrombie & Fitch*Cardinal Health, Inc.*National City*

$25,000 – $49,999

Honda of America Mfg., Inc.*Nationwide*

$10,000 – $24,999

Advanced Drainage SystemsContinental Real Estate CompanyHuntington National Bank

$5,000 – $9,999

AON Risk Services, Inc.Bank of America Charitable FoundationBMW Financial ServicesBob Evans FarmsBricker & EcklerCalfee, Halter & Griswold LLPCrane Plastics CompanyFifth Third BankStrathman & Associates, Inc.United Healthcare of Ohio, Inc.

$1,000 – $4,999

American Electric Power, Inc.Anonymous Bank OneButler Wick Trust CompanyCameron Mitchell RestaurantsDeloitte & Touche, LLPDonatos PizzeriaErnst & YoungThe Limited, Inc.

Red Capital GroupRenny Tyson Co., LPASBCSquire, Sanders & DempseyState FarmThe Timberland CompanyTime Warner CommunicationsTriple Crown PublicationsUS BankVorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP

$500 – $999

Accelerated Moving & StorageA.R. Hutchins & Associates, LtdCrabbe, Brown & James LLPSignature Control Systems LLCSmith BarneyStonehenge Holdings, Inc.

FOUNDATIONS* Denotes Team Sponsor

$50,000 – $99,999

The Siemer Family Foundation*

$10,000 – $24,999

The Columbus FoundationEnglish Family FoundationIngram-White Castle Foundation* The Harry C. Moores Foundation

$5,000 – $9,999

Paul G. Duke FoundationThe Reinberger Foundation

$1,000 – $4,999

Columbus Medical Association Foundation

$500 – $999

The KnowledgeWorks FoundationMichael John Lager Foundation

OTHER SUPORTING ORGANIZATIONS

$100,000+

City of Columbus

$25,000 – $49,999

United Way of Central Ohio

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

$10,000 – $24,999

Gordon & Laura Troup

$5,000 – $9,999

Gary & Judy Glaser

$1,000 – $4,999

Mel and Stephanie CarterWilliam CoursonJamie Crane and Timothy MillerMichael HigginsBeth and Douglas MorganElizabeth MykrantzKelly and Tom O’HaraDonald and Thekla ShackelfordAnthony and Hope SharrettGayle Shibano-Van MarterJanet and Mark SturgeonBrett and Paul TingleyPriscilla and Renny TysonKaren WashbushDavid and Toni Weiss

$500 – $999

Liz and Luis Alcalde

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Elizabeth CraneBriana CribeyerGregory DanielsJohn DeGruttolaJames and Leslie FinnJoy and Mike GonsiorowskiJulie and Kurt LewisBeverly Oddi and David K. Oddi, IIIBoyce Safford, III and Toshia SaffordAlan and Torri Warner

$100 – $499

Obinna Adams-Johns and Orvell JohnsJames and Kimberly BaichJeff CabotJohn CarneyCathy Chapin and John KobackerJoseph and Linda ChlapatyDavid CicconeKathleen and Phillip CicconeLiz ConnollyMonique CottonBriana CribeyerNita and Steve DimlerRegina and Stan DrzewieckiMike EndresJodie EngleSteven FarrellJanet GeorgeDeedee and Herb GlimcherCheryl GriceWendy HanselGeorge and Jeannetta HollimanAlicia HoltslanderCity Councilmember Mary Jo HudsonFrank and Melissa IngwersenDale and Jan JenningsCharles and Yvonne JonesClark and Rosy KelloggCarolyn KingRichard KirkendallDaniel and Margaret KoonsMelissa and Paul LacroixAlbert and Kathy LucasParker MacDonellDoris MahaffeyJoy and Tony MasonValarie McDanielMichaela McGinnJudy and Rob MeyerDoctor Valeriana MoellerJason Moore and Jamison PackAmy and Bob Morgan Kevin MullenCarson PetersonAnn and Thomas PooleAnne Powell-RileyDan Prond and Melissa Reynolds-ProndFaye and Ike ReynoldsMarylou and Robert SchmidtMary and Jon SeidelmannLindsay SestileAnthony and Hope SharettRay and Suzanne ShealyJessica SheltonJason and Nicole SmithJoan Southworth and Press Southworth,

IIIErnest SullivanLoretta TatumLynda ThackerElizabeth UpchurchBonita WarrenWendy WeilerBecky and Lee Wendel

Diana WesthoffKathy and Tom WoodsCornelius and Les Wright

IN-KIND DONORS

$25,000 – $49,999

Central Ohio Transit Authority

$10,000 – $24,999

Eddie BauerWWCD 101 FM

$1,000 – $4,999

Cameron Mitchell RestaurantsAnthony and Stephanie Celebreeze Franklin Park ConservatoryGrandview Mercantile RevueGreater Columbus Convention CenterMagic MountainMedia Library Schottenstein’s WCMH NBC 4YMCA Camp Kern

$500 – $999

Elmers Products, Inc. Reynolds Travel Ryder Transportation Randy Wilcox

$100 – $499

Abercrombie & FitchAdvance PrintingArbonne InternationalDani AuslanderEmma BarnettBauble Bee Design LLCMaurice BlakeBonefish GrillBraddocks Bravo Development, Inc. CAPACATCOColumbus Blue Jacket FoundationThe Columbus CrewColumbus Museum of ArtCreative PaintsDSWEmbassy Suites DublinFunnyBone Comedy ClubJanet GeorgeGraphic T’sKevin GriffithThe Hilton - ColumbusHound Dog’s Three Degree PizzaThe Jazz Arts GroupJob NewsThe King Art ComplexL&B Positive RappersMarengo InstituteGrant Marlier Tom O’Hara Paramount Kings IslandPeanut Butter & Jam/Carol MiliganCarson PetersonPittsburgh PaintsSam’s ClubRenee SartainJon and Mary Seidelmann Shadowbox CabaretSherwin WilliamsSpeak Our LanguageStarbucks CoffeeBrett and Paul TingleyPriscilla and Renny Tyson

Victoria’s Bed and BreakfastDavid and Toni WeissWings of FlightAnn WitherowWOW Family Fun Center

DETROIT

AMERICORPS

Michigan Community Service Commission

TEAM SPONSORS

Bank One MichiganComerica Charitable FoundationDTE Energy FoundationFord Motor Company FundHenry Ford Health System/Health

Alliance PlanThe Jewish Community of Metropolitan

DetroitThe Jewish Federation of Metropolitan

DetroitThe Jewish Fund The United Jewish Foundation

CORPORATE DONORS*Denotes Team Sponsor

$100,000+

Bank One Michigan* Comerica Charitable Foundation*Ford Motor Company Fund*Henry Ford Health System/Health

Alliance Plan*

$50,000 – $99,999

DTE Energy Foundation*Comcast

$25,000 – $49,999

Charter One Bank

$10,000 – $24,999

Comcast Midwest Region

$5,000 – $9,999

Comerica, Inc.

$1,000 – $4,999

Blue Cross Blue Shield of MichiganCompuware CorporationDaimlerChrysler Corporation FundDetroit Free PressMGM Grand Detroit CasinoMichigan First Credit UnionPentastar AviationPepsi Bottling Group, TheSinai-Grace HospitalStandard Federal BankThe Taubman CompanyUHY Advisors MI, Inc.

$500 – $999

Bob Maxey FordBurlington PropertiesGallagher Benefit ServicesNew Center Community Mental Health

Services

FOUNDATIONS* Denotes Team Sponsor

$100,000+

The Jewish Community of Metropolitan Detroit*

The Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit

The Jewish FundThe United Jewish Foundation

$50,000 – $99,999

Hudson-Webber FoundationMcGregor Fund

$10,000 – $24,999

Detroit Lions CharitiesThe Kresge FoundationMasco Corporation Charitable Trust

$5,000 – $9,999

Bank of America Charitable Foundation

$1,000 – $4,999

Detroit Youth FoundationLawrence P. Doss Scholarship FundThe Skillman FoundationUPS Foundation, Inc.

OTHER SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS

$25,000 – $49,999

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) - City of Detroit

$10,000 – $24,999

The Greening of DetroitMichigan Area Health Education Center

$5,000 – $9,999

Youth Sports and Recreation Commission

$1,000 – $4,999

ACCESS Communities in Schools of DetroitDetroit Riverfront Conservancy, Inc.Lawrence Technological UniversityNew Detroit - The CoalitionWayne State University – School of

Business Administration

$500 – $999

Hartford Memorial Baptist ChurchSER Metro Detroit

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

$10,000 – $24,999

Tarik and Helen DaoudGail and Lois Warden

$5,000 – $9,999

Sarah McClelland

$1,000 – $4,999

Maggie and Robert AlleseeCharlie AndersonPenny Bailer Richard BaksRichard BartusJohn DanielsDonna and James FitzgeraldLinda ForteLiz Kanter GroskindDiane Marshall and John E. Marshall,

IIIAl and Faye Alexander NelsonDavid and Andrea PageNancy SchlichtingHarriet and Walter Watkins

$500 – $999

C. David and Susan Campbell

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Reggie DanielLawrence GivensRichard KughnPhillip McKennaCheryl and Reuben MundayJohn ParentMarlies ParentiPaul PiperRebecca Salminen-Witt and Gregory

WittLaura and Thomas Trudeau

$100 – $499

Lourdes Andaya N. Charles Anderson Thomas Angott The Honorable Dennis W. Archer, Jr.Natalie Baeckeroot Harold and Penny Blumenstein Tamara Bryant Kenneth S. Burnley, Ph.D. Nicole Byrd Juliann and Kyle Caldwell John Carter Kathleen Conway Amy Courter Mary Kay Crain Rick David Ed Deeb Judith Doss Walter Douglas Eugene Driker James Duffy Mary Fleming Ana Gabriel Karl D. GregoryRicardo Guzman Douglas Halladay Sue Hamilton-Smith Kimberly Haranczak Mary D. and Joseph G. HernandezMichallene Hooper Ira Jaffe Diane and Lawrence Jones Liz Kanter Groskind Joanne and Justin Klimko King-Jung Lam Beverly Lee Katherine Lee Dwight Levins David Baker LewisHenry and Mamie Lim Dina and Robert Lisak Daniel Little Florine Mark-Ross Alyssa R. Martina Allison McElroy Anne MervenneRobert Meza and Carolyn Williams

Meza Kathleen Morici Anna Moss Rex Nelson Bruce Nyberg Eunice PeekNate Shapiro Krystal Smith Rosecile Smith Barbara McKeand Stevenson Samuel H. Thomas, Jr. Lindsay Thornhill Alicia Villarreal Richard Warren Chris Wathen JoAnn Watson

John Ziraldo

IN-KIND DONORS

$100,000+

Henry Ford Health System

$5,000 – $9,999

Blue Cross Blue Shield of MichiganComcast – Midwest Region

$1,000 – $4,999

Compuware CorporationGleaners Community Food Bank, Inc.ICI Delux PaintsKeller Middle SchoolSears HardwareBen Teitel Charitable TrustUniversity of Detroit Mercy

$500 – $999

Penny BailerD.E. McNabb

$100 – $499

100 Black Men of Metro DetroitAcademy of the AmericasAl Long FordAlternatives for GirlsArab American National MuseumArab Chaldean Community CouncilArab Community Center for Economic

and Social Services (ACCESS)Arts & ScrapsBank One MichiganBelle Island Floriculture UnitBelle Isle Botanical SocietyBerry Elementary SchoolBethune AcademyBoys & Girls Clubs of Southeastern

MichiganBoys Hope Girls Hope of DetroitBridging CommunitiesBurger King CorporationBusy Bee HardwareCamp Cavell – YWCA of Metro DetroitCapuchin Soup KitchenCasa de UnidadThe Children’s CenterChildren’s Center of Wayne CountyChildren’s Hospital of MichiganCity of DetroitCity of Detroit Office of the MayorCity of Detroit Recreation DepartmentCleveland Middle SchoolCoalition on Temporary ShelterCoffey Middle SchoolComcast - Midwest RegionCommunities in Schools of DetroitCommunity Health and Social Services

Center (CHASS)COTS (Coalition on Temporary Shelter)Council on Asian Pacific AmericansCovenant HouseBrad CromwellDetroit Lions AcademyDetroit Public Schools – Children’s

MuseumDetroit Public Television – WTVS

Channel 56Detroit Rescue MissionDetroit Rescue Mission MinistryDetroit Science CenterDetroit SummerDetroit Urban LeagueDomino’s Pizza

Dress for SuccessEastern Michigan UniversityEinstein Bros. BagelsElias DonutsFarmer Jack SupermarketFirst StepFocus HOPEFood Farm MarketFord Motor CompanyForgotten HarvestGenesis Lutheran ChurchGreater Grace Temple ChurchGreening of DetroitGuyton Elementary SchoolHabitat for Humanity Operations

CenterHabitat for Humanity RestoreThe Heat and Warmth Fund (THAW)Henry Ford AcademyHenry Ford Health SystemHerman’s BakeryHolden Boys & Girls ClubHoliday Market of Royal OakHollywood MarketHoly Cross Baptist ChurchHome DepotHomes for Black ChildrenHope Baptist CenterHowe Elementary SchoolHumane Society of Metro DetroitHungry Howie’s PizzaInjury Free CoalitionInternational Institute of Metro DetroitJDAB SubwayJefferson East Business AssociationJewish Community CenterJewish Community CouncilJewish FundJoy Middle SchoolKalamazoo CollegeKeith Elementary SchoolKeller Middle SchoolKiwanis Book ClubKmart CorporationLaSEDLatino Family ServicesLighthouse Emergency ServicesLittle Caesars PizzaLutheran Child and Family ServicesMatrix TheatreMcDonald’s CorporationMeijer, Inc.Michigan Metro Girl Scout CouncilMichigan State UniversityMiller Canfield Paddock & StoneKathleen MoriciMotor City Blight BustersMotown Historical MuseumNAACP – Detroit ChapterNative American Cultural CenterNew Detroit, Inc.Nichols Elementary SchoolOffice of the CEO of Detroit Public

SchoolsOffice DepotOpen Door Rescue MissionPapa Romano’sPepsi Bottling GroupPizza HutProject LinusRevival TabernacleRoberto Clemente Learning AcademyRonald McDonald HouseRoyal Oak ManorSaint Aloysius Church

Saint Aloysius Community CenterSaint Leo’s Soup KitchenSaint Peter’s ChurchSaint Rene’s ChurchSalina Elementary SchoolSalvation Army Harbor LightSam’s ClubScholastic Book FairsSheridan HouseSimon HouseSouthfield GoodfellowsSubwayTaft Middle SchoolTarget CorporationThink DetroitThe Timberland CompanyToys “R” UsTrue Love Christian MinistriesUnited Way Community ServicesUniversity of Detroit Mercy, Leadership

Development InstituteUniversity of MichiganUniversity of Michigan DearbornWayne County Community CollegeWayne State University - Upward

BoundWDET-FM, 101.9Western International High SchoolWestern Michigan UniversityWhite Castle System, Inc.White Elementary SchoolThe Wooster CompanyWTVS-TV, Channel 56YMCA, Camp CopneconicYouth Sports & Recreation Commission YWCA of Metro Detroit

LITTLE ROCK

AMERICORPS

Corporation for National and Community Service

TEAM SPONSORS

City of Little RockEntergy ArkansasLamar Advertising

CORPORATE DONORS*Denotes Team Sponsor

$50,000 – $99,999

ComcastEntergy Arkansas*Lamar Advertising*

$10,000 – $24,999

Baptist Health SystemNess Sechrest SEI Investments

$5,000 – $9,999

AristotleSBC Arkansas

$1,000 – $4,999

Moore Stephens Frost, PLLCStarbucks Coffee Company

$500 – $999

Twin City Bank

FOUNDATIONS

$5,000 – $9,999

Arkansas Community Foundation

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$500 – $999

The William J. Clinton Presidential Foundation

OTHER SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS*Denotes Team Sponsor

$50,000 – $99,9999

City of Little Rock*

$25,000 – $49,999

City of North Little RockLittle Rock School District

$10,000 – $24,999

North Little Rock School District

$5,000 – $9,999

Arkansas Department of Economic Development

$500 – $999

Poplar Street Middle School PTA

INDIVIDUALS

$50,000 – $99,999

Harold and Judy Tenenbaum

$10,000 – $24,999

Wallace Fowler Douglas HorneRichard Mays, Sr.

$5,000 – $9,999

William BowenBill ClarkWesley K. ClarkBeth and Michael CoulsonCorinne and Tim FergusonJohn P. GaudinMark NicholsDonna and Thomas “Mack” McLarty,

III Nancy SalzmanElizabeth Vale

$1,000–$4,999

Tom Gibbens

$500 – $999

Mark MiddletonBruce T. Moore

$100 – $499

Shannon ButlerNate CoulterPat LileJo LuckDebbie MilamDavid MooreVanessa Pace-Hampton Janice and Mike Wilson

IN-KIND DONORS

$50,000–$99,999

The William Jefferson Clinton Presidential Foundation

$1,000–$4,999

Arkansas Rice DepotCafé 42

$100–$499

Arkansas Foodbank NetworkDominos PizzaIron Skillet

Office Depot

NEW HAMPSHIRE

AMERICORPS

Volunteer NH!

TEAM SPONSORS

Citizens Bank FoundationThe Timberland Company

CORPORATE DONORS*Denotes Team Sponsor

$50,000 – $99,999

Citizens Bank Foundation* ComcastThe Timberland Company*

$10,000 – $24,999

Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Carey & Giampa Realtors

$1,000 – $4,999

AAA of Northern New EnglandAMR Research, Inc.APEX Information Management

ConsultantsBedford Village InnBenthien AssociatesBJ’s Wholesale ClubCeridianCoca-Cola Bottling Company of

Northern New England, Inc.CRS Retail SystemsThe Dupont GroupFidelity Investments GSI CommerceHeinemann Hilb, Rogal & HobbsJanitech, Inc.Lonza Biologics Inc.Margaritas Mexican RestaurantMorgan StanleyMortgage Financial, Inc.Pax World Management CorporationPierce Atwood ConsultingPiscataqua Savings BankPortsmouth Regional HospitalReach the BeachShaheen & Gordon, PASiena Construction CorporationUNI-GRAPHIC, INC.The Verizon Foundation Waveland International, LLC

$500 – $999

Exeter HospitalFat Cod Plantscape, LLCOOCL (USA) Inc.

FOUNDATIONS

$5,000 – $9,999

Fanny and Svante Knistrom FoundationTOSA Foundation

$1,000 – $4,999

MacDonald Family Foundation Nashua Community FoundationYouth Service America

OTHER SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS

$25,000 – $49,999

Rockingham County Department of Human Services

$10,000 – $24,999

The City of ManchesterHillsborough County Department of

Health and Human ServicesManchester Community Resource

Center

$5,000 – $9,999

Strafford County Department of Health and Human Services

$500 – $999

City of NashuaRotary Club of HamptonSeabrook School District CORE PTO

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

$10,000 – $24,999

James and Stephanie Purtell

$5,000 – $9,999

Anonymous Donna and Scott BriggsLarry and Paula KlaneKenneth and Leslie PuckerNoel Rix

$1,000 – $4,999

David and Margaret AllenMichael BeanKrista and Troy BrownAndrea and Jon CarnevaleCarolyn CaseyDouglas and Kimberly ClarkBruce and Christine CrockettBarry Fussell and Jane PalmerJanet and Thomas J. GiovannielloCarlton and Maxine GravesJudith and Walter HavensteinElizabeth and Kevin HoffmanBruce and Tari JohnsonJames R. Kennedy, Jr. and Mara

KennedyStephen W. Kidder, Sr. and Judith

MaloneLeslie Kiliper and Thomas F. Lucas, IVGerhard and Jutta KlementKathryn and Tim KokinAngela Lawrence and Leigh PeakeJoel MaiolaChristine and John McCuneBrian and Lorraine McKeonBonnie and Robert MonahanKerry MoynihanJulie and Michael MyersSherrill NixonJohn O’DonnellBryan and Heidi OdumKatharine PaineAndrea and Michael PragerEdward Jay Rennicks Dawne SchermerhornJodi and Marc SchneiderLisa ScottScott and Carin SharpGary and Toni SmithJohn SununuAnn and Carden WelshDanette and Stephen Wineberg

Linda and Terry Zych

$500 – $999

Alexandra and James AllenLori and Richard AshoohCarroll and Maureen BarrowsPatrick CareyDeborah and Kenneth ClarkKaren and Timothy DiazCarlos EnriquezJohn and Laurie FitzgeraldCharles and Jaye GoodwinAlan and Linnea HalleeAndrew JickKelly Kingsbury and Ryan RoskillyArne MayKathleen OgdenJack RobinsonStefany Shaheen and Craig WelchHolly and Mica StarkBernadette and Mark TrittonLisa WardWilliam Zeliff

$100 – $499

Celina Adams and Cameron Wake Kathleen and Todd AllgierTracy Allgier-Baker and Paul BakerKate AnatoneJim and Pam BalfanzKimberly BartlettKaren BelangerDavid BellElizabeth and Gilbert BironNancy BlakeMark and Melissa BlakelyIrene and Victor BlanchetCheryl BoulangerTeresa and Thomas BowenKevin and Patricia BretonShawana BrownSusan BrownMichael and Tammy BudlongMarjorie BurdetteAlfred and Susanne ButtiglieriJacqueline and John CahillSusan CalegariCynthia CangiamillaDenise ChapmanSheila Chase and Steven Chase, Sr.Noelle ChichesterPaul Chussil and Kelly MoranGeoffrey and Martha Fuller ClarkAngela and Patrick ClossonDeborah ConeryFrederick and Nancy CoonsLynne CostaJoy CrawfordJames and Mary DolanDennis and Sharon DonnermeyerJaye and Patrick DuffyClark DumontTim DupreCecile and Sylvio DupuisJeffrey EvansThomas FarrellyElizabeth and Mark FicheraChristine FieldsAnthony and Wendy FormichelliJulie FosterJohn FouhyBarbara and Robert FoxJim and Robin GiampaElizabeth GrahamJeanne and Steven Grill

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Donna and Stephen HackleyGaron and Nanette HalliburtonMolly HartMark HarveyDawn and Michael HeffronKathaleen and Thomas HenkleMichael HickeyMary Jo and Patrick HougtonLisa HuntingtonDavid HureauPhilip Jackson and Lesa ScottPaul JacobsonRichard D. Jenkinson, IIIBeverly and Frank JillsonAmanda Lees Johnson and John

JohnsonDerek and Jessica KaneBelinda and Kerim KayaKathleen KelleyCara KellyPatrick Kirby and Dana LevyCourtney and Jay LodicoJames MacGregorAnnamarie and Tony MartinCorrie MartinGlenn and Patricia McKenzieAnn and Normand MercierJoanne MilesDebra and Stanley MillerKate MillerJon MooreAnthony MorseLeo and Patti MullinMariann and Scott MurphyGage MyottChristine and Thomas NewberryPawn NitichanSean O’RourkeDon PalmerAnne and David ParkSharon PetersonErle PierceMartin PihlRay PinardJonathan PuckerJuana ReyesLina ReyesFrancis RichmondEmily RobinsonJohn RodisMichael and Tamera SaalSylvester SauerMichelle and Roy J. Small, Jr.Jeffrey and Melissa SnyderBrad SpiegelJeffrey and Tamara StanwoodAlison and Hank StebbinsJanet and O. Robert StevensBruce and Laurie TaylorFrank ThibeaultCatherine TolandMichael and Judith TyndallChristie UnderwoodMelanie and William WalshWilliam WatersJacquelyne and Russell WeatherspoonBobbi Welch and Ronald J. Welch, Jr.Alice and Tom WhiteJason WhiteheadFrances and Richard WinnegDiane and John WoodsJohn and Stephanie WrightJoyce Wright

IN-KIND DONORS

$25,000 – $49,999

Sanger Communications The Timberland Company

$1,000 – $4,999

Benjamin Moore & Co. Bill Truslow PhotographyPizza HutPortsmouth BrewerySign A RamaVermillion, Inc. Wentworth by the Sea

$100 – $499

Anderson Computer @ the Coffee ShopApplebee’s Blue Dolphin Screen PrintingCoca-ColaDominosDos AmigosDunkin DonutsFairgrounds Elementary SchoolHome DepotLyons CoffeeMe and Ollie’s BakeryMoe’s Sandwich ShopMt. Pleasant Elementary SchoolMuddy River SmokehousePapa Johns Dr. Richard A. Porzio Quizno’s Robert’s GourmetStacy’s Pita ChipsSunset Heights Elementary SchoolWholly Scrap

NEW YORK

AMERICORPS

Corporation for National and Community Service

TEAM SPONSORS

Bain & CompanyCisco Systems, Inc.Citigroup The Timberland Company

CORPORATE DONORS*Denotes Team Sponsor

$100,000+

Bain & Company* Cisco Systems, Inc.*Citigroup*The Timberland Company*

$50,000 – $99,999

MetLife Foundation

$25,000 – $49,999

Bank of America Charitable FoundationGrey WorldwideKeySpan Foundation MJM Creative Services, Inc.

$10,000 – $24,999

Bernstein, Litowitz, Berger, and Grossmann

Con EdisonDavis Polk and WardwellDeutsche Bank Securities Inc.KeySpan New Line Cinema

Odell Associates, LLCPepsiCo FoundationYahoo!

$5,000 – $9,999

AviatoursBlank RomeColumbia HouseGoldman Sachs & Co.Proskauer Rose LLPReed Smith LLPRR DonnellySaratoga Gaming and RacewaySmith Barney

$1,000 – $4,999

CD 101.9 Smooth Jazz Foundation/Emmis Communications

Hip Hop Has Heart, Inc. /Emmis Communications

Kiss Cares Foundation, Inc. /Emmis Communications

National Basketball AssociationPorter Novelli

$500 – $999

Alliance Capital Management LP - New York

Chocolate City Music LLCLehman Brothers, Inc.Princeton Review Products, LLC.

FOUNDATIONS

$100,000+

Anonymous

$50,000 – $99,999

Louis and Anne Abrons Foundation, Inc.

The Horace W. Goldsmith FoundationThe Charles Hayden FoundationPinkerton Foundation

$25,000 – $49,999

Apfelbaum Family FoundationCarnegie Corporation of New YorkThe Marc Haas FoundationIF Hummingbird Foundation, Inc.Rita J. and Stanley H. Kaplan Family

Foundation

$10,000 – $24,999

Dyson FoundationThe Alfred Meyer FoundationStrypemonde Foundation

$5,000 – $9,999

Bloomberg Sisters FoundationF 3 FoundationKayne Foundation

$1,000 – $4,999

City Parks FoundationEugene and Emily Grant Family

FoundationMCJ FoundationSeinfeld Family FoundationThe Aber D. Unger Foundation, Inc.

$500 – $999

The Bernheim Foundation, Inc.Lynford Family Charitable TrustMetropolitan Philanthropic FundThe Jean L. Troubh and Raymond S.

Troubh Fund

OTHER SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS

$100,000+

The City of New York

$10,000 – $24,999

New York City Council

$5,000 – $9,999

New York City Board of Education/PS 48

$500 – $999

Common Cents New York, Inc.P.S. 50 School FundUnited Negro College Fund, Inc.

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

$100,000+

Anonymous

$25,000 – $99,999

Dale and Max BergerAnne and John A. Herrmann, Jr.Jill and Ken IscolCarol and Larry Zicklin

$10,000 – $24,999

AnonymousAnonymousBarbara and David CaplanNick Grouf Jon Grouf and Gianna NazarroDoug HirschKimora Lee and Russell Simmons Robert G. Markey, Jr. Richard SchlesingerGeoff Wharton

$5,000 – $9,999

Andi and Tom BernsteinJudi HannanLinda and Bill KayeJack Lew and Ruth SchwartzLisa and Richard PerryFern PortnoyCarole and Michael RothAnne and Bernard Spitzer

$1,000 – $4,999

Arthur AinsbergKevin AspellMitch BaumeisterDaniel and Melissa BergerPaul CantorJohn CatsimatidisBertram CohnJonathan CuneoGari and Ira DanskyBruce DenkerJames Donohue and Carol MagerIrwin EttingerTony GeldermanAlice Geller and Scott LevineMaxine and Ted GellerEric GertlerCarolyn and Richard GlicksteinDebra Ellen Glickstein Robert GoldsteinMartin and Susan GoldsteinJeff HorowitzMichelle and Chad JohnsonDavid KottDavid Lowenfeld and Sally Mendelsohn Marge Magner

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Dagny MaidmanDouglas and Marie McKeigeStephanie MudickLouis PerlmutterArthur SelkowitzKenneth and Meryl ShermanGerald and Robin SilkJonathan SmithHillary SobelHelen and Morton SweigAlan and Barbara WashkowitzSamuel WeinbergAlan Zients, M.D. and Ronda Shaw

Zients

$500 – $999

Jason ApfelbaumAnthony BeareArlene BernsteinBeatrice BroadwaterBruce BrofmanStephen Landesman BrownAviva BuddDavid ChazenAnne and Sean CoffeyPaul CurninCatherine DouglassFaith and Howard DruckerDavid ElbaumPeter FeigAnthony and Cheryl FerraraDeborah and Robert FirstNancy FisherFred FoxFrederick FriedmanRobert GansNancy GreenStanley GrossmanEdward GrossmannShreyas GuptaJudith and Leonard HaberAlan HruskaMartin and Nancy KaminskyRobert and Terri KaplanNancy KayeDrew KettererRobert and Sally KoslowDaniel and Vicki Kriser Michael LeeJoseph and Juanita Leff Kristy McBrideMelanie MorrisJoyce and Lee NeibartBlair and Lynda NicholasDavid NierenbergBetty PforzheimerGenie PrincipeRoy ReardonErik SandstedtAlan and Mary SchulmanBarry SchwartzLarry SilfenSteven SingerDavid StickneyJoe TabaccoJeff TahlerSam WeinburgSuzanne and Hugh WeismanSherry WienerJeffrey and Mary Zients

$100 – $499

Alan AlbertJoan AlbertClaudia and Erik Asgeirsson

Larry Band and Janet Nezhad Helen and William BeekmanNancy BeerBrian and Erin BergerAndrew BloomPamela BolenRob BrevettiBarbara BrodyFrancie CamperMeredith Koslow CohenDaniel ConroyCarol Downs and Charlie RoseEllie and Harry FleischJo Ann FoleyDiana FortunaGeoffrey GoldsteinRonni Stahl GrinottGillian and Jason HabermanIrving HandelsmanRichard and Sandra JacobyBrian KeoghVirginia KienlyHenry and Julia KinstlingerEdgar and Eileen KoernerBrad and Kari KriserJung Kyu LeePatricia LevinsonKenneth LiebmanLance LiebmanNancy and Paul LippeLee LippeRon LitowitzBarbara MarcusJoan McCabeDaniel MirmanSusan MorrisAlan MoskowitzJudith and John NewboldAbe OberlinChristopher OsgoodBruce and Harriet RabbDavid Ramaley and Mithra Irani

RamaleyJudith Rios Liz RobbinsRichard RoseMarjorie RosenbergAnthony RossabiMark RubinskyAntonio and Michele SacconaghiLeigh Fisher SavarLindsay SheaJustin and Nicole StraitGordon StrauseAnn TrainorSilda WallAbigail WaughCarl WeisbrodGrant Winthrop

IN-KIND DONORS

$10,000 – $24,999

Scholastic, Inc.

$1,000 – $4,999

Olive Garden

$500 – $999

Kinkos

$100 – $499

Hilton New YorkTaco Bell

GREATER PHILADELPHIA

AMERICORPS

PennSERVE: The Governor’s Office of Citizen Service

TEAM SPONSORS

AND1 Bank of America Charitable FoundationBerwind CorporationComcast David’s BridalDrinker Biddle & Reath LLPEagles Youth PartnershipFirstrust Bank GlaxoSmithKline Glenmede Trust CompanyLincoln Financial Group FoundationPep Boys Sneaker VillaSunoco, Inc.Verizon Foundation Wachovia Foundation Wolf, Block, Schorr and Solis-Cohen

LLP

CORPORATE DONORS* Denotes Team Sponsor

$100,000+

David’s Bridal*

$50,000 – $99,999

Bank of America Charitable Foundation*

Comcast*Firstrust Bank*Wachovia Foundation*

$25,000 – $49,999

AND1*Berwind Corporation*CSX TransportationDavis Polk & WardwellDrinker Biddle & Reath LLP*Eagles Youth Partnership*GlaxoSmithKline* Glenmede Trust Company*Lincoln Financial Group Foundation*Pep Boys*Sneaker Villa*Sunoco, Inc. *Wolf, Block, Schorr and Solis-Cohen

LLP*

$10,000 – $24,999

Citizens BankPhiladelphia EaglesVerizon Foundation* White & Case LLPWillkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

$5,000 – $9,999

Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll LLPBlank Rome LLPCanada Dry Delaware Valley Bottling

CompanyCole, Raywid & Braverman LLPDaroff Design, Inc. PECO EnergyKane Reece Associates, Inc.Merck & Co., Inc.Morgan Stanley Pennsylvania Convention Center

Authority

Pepper Hamilton LLPPepsiCo FoundationPNC BankSEI InvestmentsThe Timberland Company

$1,000 – $4,999

521 Management Group, IncThe Abernathy MacGregor GroupACE INAAir Products & Chemicals, Inc.Allied SecurityThe Amoore GroupAqua PennsylvaniaAramarkArnold & Porter LLPBehr Capital PartnersBrooks Kushman P.C.Brown & Partners, Inc.Brownstein Hyatt & Farber, P.C.Bryan Cave LLPCard & Associates, LLCCentral City ToyotaColeman Legal Cozen O’ConnorDeloitteDow Lohnes & Albertson PLLCEastern ConnectionFishman and Tobin, Inc.Fox Rothschild LLPGreenberg GluskerHangley Aronchik Segal & PudlinHealth PartnersHoward Fisher AssociatesIndependence Blue CrossJP Morgan Chase & Co.Kelley Drye & Warren LLPKlehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzburg &

Ellers LLPKlett Rooney Lieber & SchorlingKPMG LLPLiberty Property TrustM, LLCMarsh USA, Inc.Mayer, Brown, Rowe & MawMayer Leadership GroupMercer Human Resource ConsultingMorgan, Lewis & BockiusMorris, Nichols, Arsht & TunnellObermayer Rebmann Maxwell &

Hippel LLPPhiladelphia PhilliesPiper RudnickPost & SchellPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPQuadrangle Group, LLCQVC, Inc.Right Management ConsultantsRyan, Phillips, Utrecht, & MacKinnonSafeguard Scientifics, Inc.SAP America, Inc.Saul Ewing LLPThe Scullin Group, Inc.SEPTASeyfarth Shaw LLPShepardson Stern + KamiskySkadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom

LLPS.O.M.A. ComputerSnell & Wilmer LLPSovereign BankStryker, Tams & Dill LLPTelAmerica MediaToday’s Graphics Inc.Toll Brothers, Inc.

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WYSPYork Paper Company

$500 – $999

Arden GroupChubb Group of Insurance CompaniesDiversified SearchManko, Gold, Katcher & Fox LLPPSC Charitable TrustSchnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP

FOUNDATIONS

$50,000 – $99,999

The Philadelphia Foundation

$25,000 – $49,999

Annie E. Casey FoundationThe Bronstein Foundation The Germeshausen Foundation

$10,000 – $24,999

Connelly FoundationLumpkin Family Foundation

$5,000 – $9,999

Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation

$1,000 – $4,999

The Barra FoundationThe Jacobi Family Trust The Paulits FoundationRaymond & Ruth Perelman

Community FoundationCharley and Peggy Roach CharitiesRoss Family FundThe Ryan Family FundTasty Baking Foundation

OTHER SUPPORING ORGANIZATIONS

$500,000+

School District of Philadelphia

$50,000 – $99,999

Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development

$10,000 – $24,999

Allegheny West FoundationHarding Middle SchoolShaw Middle SchoolStarfinder FoundationTaylor Elementary SchoolVisitation School

$5,000 – $9,999

Centro Nueva CreacionUnited Way of Southeastern

PennsylvaniaYoung Entrepreneurs Organization

$1,000 – $4,999

Friends of Barbara Hafer

$500 – $999

Ben Franklin High SchoolGreater Philadelphia Chamber of

CommerceLaSalle UniversityWHYY

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

$10,000 – $24,999

Helaine and Joe BannerArthur and Janice Block

Anne and Ronald Krancer

$5,000 – $9,999

Eve and Kenneth KlothenBob LipinskiJohn McCarthyRobert MurphyRonald RubinHarry SpivakJohn Streep

$1,000 – $4,999

Philip BehrStuart BreretonLaurada ByersDominick CapassoAndrew CauffmanRichard ChanceFrank ColeJoseph CoxNicholas DeLucaRichard Dilsheimer and Barbara

EberleinKen DubersteinVic FernandesNorman GoldbergerWalter HansellMinnie and Sean HolleranCharlene JonesVictor KalmanDarryl KauffmanKaren Keating and Neil Mara Michelle KoenigSteve LenahanBob MallonHeather MargolisRick and Sharon MosenkisMichael MoultonRalph MullerBrian NorrisPat OakesDoreen and Terrence O’ConnellPaula PernickDon and Michele RiceAndrew RudolphJohn SantanielloNick SaponaraJordan SchwartzGreg ShellyEdward SpanglerCheryl StrozzieriDonald and Linda ThompsonAnthony and Elizabeth ValeMark WielandSenator Harris Wofford

$500 – $999

Ann BaruchHoward BlumFred and Sylvia BlumeFred BowenTom DrakefordGretchen FahrenbruchGeorge JenkinsLois and Paul KimbolMichael KirkChristopher KovolskiRobert LascalaJeff and Melissa LittleHerman and Marciene MattlemanDonna MayforthRon and Suzanne NaplesR. Shaun O’DonnellRobert PalmerSharon Pinkenson and Joseph WeissA. E. Piscopo

Leslie and Andrew PriceEdwin RiveraJohn RocheRichard SperryMaria and Thomas Spinner, Jr.Mark SwierczewskiJohn and Tracey VispoliDan Wofford

$100 – $499

Kenneth and Patricia AckermanJoseph AndolinaMichael and Molly AndolinaClarence ArmbristerJohn ArmstrongSarah AustrianLinda and Mark BalawejderMikki and Ralph BannerKevin BargonKelly and Neil BatiancilaJohn Beilenson William BradyMr. and Mrs. James M. BriggsMr. and Mrs. James M. Buck IIIGregory CabilingRebecca CampbellBarbara CaplanRex CarneyAngelo Cataldi, Jr.Harry CookMatilda CorleyMichael CovoneJana CurtisChristopher and Leslie DebbasMarcelino DelarosaEdward DenverGeorge DeveneyJames Dolan, Jr.David EisenbergSaam FarhangHappy FernandezShane FinneranDana FiordalisoJoe and Marilyn FiordalisoJoseph Fiordaliso and Hannah

PenningtonWyneshia FoxworthAnn and Richard FrankelRaine GiercykCarol and Donald GleklenKaren and Philip GlickAndrew GoldmanDavid GoldsteinDava GuerinMary Louise HarrisMr. and Mrs. Robert HauptfuhrerChris HayesDaniel HerbstSteve HermanMelanie HopkinsLarry HutchinsonTed KaczynskiMarianne and Mark KeatingChris KeenanMr. and Mrs. David KeiserCandace KennedyJames KilroyFrank KirkPhillip KooMichelle LaiTed LafairKeith LevinRay MamrakJack MartinSean McDermott

The Honorable Theodore A. McKee and Ana Pujols-McKee

Sean McNeeleyMike MiernickiMatthew MillanBen Mittelman and Michele SchwartzSiobhan MoranRandy MyerMichael A. NutterJames OConnellDonald PalmerLamont PetersonPeter RedpathBeth and Bruce RosnerFran SchanneThe Schloss FamilyNancy Beth SheerrLisa SloanDonette and Terry SmootIan SwainDonald and Melody ThompsonGeraldine TrappTim WarnerKyle WedbergAlicia and Denean WilliamsGeorge and Leigh WoodRichard Woosnam

IN-KIND DONORS

$100,000+

SEPTA

$1,000 – $4,999

Phil BehrBoys and Girls Club of Nicetown

$100 – $499

Art Institute of PhiladelphiaDeMarco’s Italian SpecialtiesTower RecordsWawa

RHODE ISLAND

AMERICORPS

Rhode Island Service Alliance

TEAM SPONSORS

Bank of America Charitable FoundationBankNewport CVS/pharmacy Charitable Trust, Inc.Hasbro Charitable Trust, Inc.Textron, Inc.

CORPORATE DONORS*Denotes Team Sponsor

$50,000 – $99,999

CVS/pharmacy Charitable Trust, Inc.*

$25,000 – $49,999

Bank of America Charitable Foundation*

BankNewport* Hasbro Charitable Trust, Inc.*Textron, Inc.*

$10,000 – $24,999

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Rhode IslandCollette VacationsCox Communications, Inc.CVS Charity Classic, Inc. Keyspan LNG GP, LLCMetLife FoundationThe Providence Journal Company

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$5,000 – $9,999

National Grid Nortek, Inc.Teknor Apex Texas Instruments Inc. Verizon Foundation

$1,000 – $4,999

AAA of Southern New EnglandAdvertising Ventures Inc.Amica Mutual Insurance Company Bank Rhode IslandBoston Billiard ClubCB Richard EllisCitizens Financial Group, Inc. Corporate Fulfillment SystemsGTECH CorporationPawtucket Credit UnionSovereign BankWomen & Infants Hospital of Rhode

Island

$500 – $999

Barrington Print & Copy, LLCBelvoir Properties, Inc.Commonwealth VenturesDimeo Construction CompanyEdwards Angell Palmer & Dodge, LLPFriends of Patrick J. Kennedy, Inc.Gilbane Building CompanyGreater Providence Chamber of

CommerceThe Insco GroupMetLife Auto & HomeMoses Afonso Jackvony, LtdNixon Peabody LLPPatridge, Snow & Hahn LLPPawtucket Red SoxSansiveri, Kimball & McNamee, L.L.P.

FOUNDATIONS

$10,000 – $24,999

Hazard Family Foundation

$5,000 – $9,999

John Clarke TrustJune Rockwell Levy Foundation, Inc.Roosa Family Foundation

$1,000 – $4,999

The Champlin FoundationsHaffenreffer Family FundHolland Family Fund Newport Showhouse GuildThe Rhode Island FoundationSharpe Family FoundationThe John & Happy White Foundation

$500 – $999

The A.J. DeBlois Family FoundationThe Prospect Hill Foundation

OTHER SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS

$10,000 – 24,999

State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations

$5,000 – $9,999

City of NewportCity of WoonsocketCVS Highlander Charter SchoolThe Education PartnershipMetropolitan Regional Career and

Technical Center

Thompson Middle School

$1,000 – $4,999

Dexter DonationSullivan School Family Center and

Child Opportunity ZoneUnited Way of Rhode Island

$500 – $999

City of WarwickJohnson and Wales UniversityRhode Island CollegeUniversity of Rhode Island

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

$5,000 – $9,999

Cheryl and Richard BreadyMerle and Stanley Goldstein Barbara and Jerrold Lavine

$1,000 – $4,999

Guy AbelsonJoan and Richard AbramsAlden and Emily Anderson Erin and Malcolm ChaceGlenn and Mary Jane CreamerAllen and Rhoda FlaxmanElizabeth and Thomas GoddardAlan and Vivien HassenfeldHope and Michael HudnerCraig and Sarah RichardsonCate and William RobertsSandra and Sheldon Whitehouse

$500 – $999

Curt Beckwith and Susanna RhodesLawrence E. BrownMatthew BrownLisa ChurchvilleChristopher and Heather CrosbyJohn and Pam CummingsJudith and Murray DanforthCharles FrancisRobert GaudreauCristie HanawayMichael HoranBernard JackvonyKeith and Lynne KellyGerald LavalleeBeverly and Herbert MalinJohn and Sara McConnellElisabeth and Robert McGregorF. Paul and Nancy MooneyJoseph R. Paolino

$100 – $499

Elizabeth AkinAmabel and William AllenKarley AusielloRobert BarrowJohn BennettMartha and Oliver BennettJoseph BerettaTom BirdRobert BorahBernard and Heidi BounnanoChris BrowneDaniel and Elizabeth BryantPhyllis BurkeLee BurnesonBernard and Lucille BushBrant CarletonCathy CiaroSabra CicillineRichard ContiBarbara and John Cottam

Jeffrey and Karen DavisRosemary DeCroce and Jonathan

MovsonBart Dunbar and Lisa LewisCharles and Nancy DunnJosh and Julie FentonLainy FershBonnie and Linton Fluck, IIIGary FrishmanDelphine GabbayDeborah GarnickBarbara GoldsteinMichael GoldsteinAdria GoodsonElizabeth and Evan GranoffCarol GrantDonna and Paul GricusJohn and Mary Ellen GrosvenorMelissa GulaKristen Haffenreffer and John E.

Moran, III Gloria HallCarolyn Hallinan and David Rauktys Casby Harrison Dean HoltChristine IulianoThomas KellyJeff and Kristin LehoullierLewis LipsittJohn LombardiMargaret LopezMichelle Grove Lynch and Ryan Lynch Gayle and Roger MandleNirmal ManerikarLouis MariorenziFrank McGonagleJulie McGwinJohn McNameeDennis MurphyKimberly NelsonDonna NevilleLaura Gassner OttingMary Ellen and Steven PanziniChad Olcott and Laura PochopMario RicciardelliArthur RobbinsStephen RobbinsAndre RogovinMark RyanGeorge SageNereyda SalinasBeth SchapiraHarold and Janet SchofieldGeorge Schuellein and Susan Shea-

SchuelleinYvonne SeggermanChris ShabanMarilyn ShriverMary Sloane and Andrew Wallerstein Alan StanzlerAllan SteinTom StockerHoward and Kimberly SuttonShiv TaskerCatherine and Robert TaylorRobert TobiasMitch TysonMike WalkerPhilip WeinsteinJohn WempleCaroline WilcoxLaura WilkinsonLauren and Sam Zurier

IN-KIND DONORS

$10,000 – $24,999

Clear Channel RadioNBC 10

$5,000–$9,999

Citadel Broadcasting

$1,000–$4,999

Panera Bread

$500–$999

Adler’s HardwareAu Bon PainDaily BreadDominos PizzaMarriott ProvidenceStarbucksWalden Books

$100–$499

90.7 WXIN/RI College Radio Audobon Society of Rhode IslandBarney’s BagelCaserta PizzeriaDr. ChanDr. Russel Chin and AssociatesLaura ClarkeChristopher Dodge Bed & BreakfastAnna ColaiaceD’AngelosDMP Dental CenterDunkin DonutsElizabeth DurnanEastern Mountain SportsGourmet PizzaI Made Agus WinengunMark’s DeliMcDonaldsOceanside CateringPapa John’sPDQ PrintingPhillipesProvidence Cookie CoPrym Dritz CorpRhode Island Coalition for the

HomelessRhode Island GymAgusto RojasSam’s ClubSew Nice FabricsShaw’s SupermarketSmart Street AssociatesSubwayTrinity Repertory TheaterUrban KitchenVeterans’ Memorial Resident CouncilEric WallaceWalmartSally Wilson

SAN ANTONIO

AMERICORPS

OneStar National Service Commission

TEAM SPONSOR

H-E-B Grocery Company

CORPORATE DONORS*Denotes Team Sponsor

$100,000+

H-E-B Grocery Company*

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$25,000 – $49,999

Bank of America Charitable Foundation

$10,000 – $24,999

MetLife FoundationSan Antonio Area Foundation

$5,000 – $9,999

Argonaut Group Inc.USAA Federal Savings BankWells Fargo Bank

$1,000 – $4,999

Arnold Oil Company of Austin, Inc.Cal-Tex Protective Coatings,

IncorporatedCavender Cadillac CompanyCavender ToyotaClear Channel CommunicationsEnterprise Rent-A-Car Company of

TexasFiesta San Antonio Commision, Inc.Frost National BankGrande CommunicationsG. W. Mitchell & Sons, Inc.Harcourt Assessment Inc.KCILiberty PropertiesOppenheimer, Blend, Harrison and TateSan Antonio Express-NewsSaturn of San AntonioTesoro Petroleum CorporationToyota Motor Credit CorporationZachry Construction Corporation

$500 – $999

Alamo Advisors, LPAmerican Financial & Auto Services,

Inc.Beldon Roofing CompanyBroadway BankCavender AudiDickson Consulting Group LLCHolbrook LiquorsKENS-TVKimberly Clark FoundationPresidio TitleRadioShack CorporationSan Antonio Federal Credit UnionSecurity Service Federal Credit UnionTrader Publishing CompanyWOAI TV

FOUNDATIONS

$25,000 – $49,999

Goldsbury Foundation

$10,000 – $24,999

San Antonio Area Foundation

$5,000 – $9,999

Dora Freedman Levit Fund for PeopleUSAA Foundation - A Charitable Trust

OTHER SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS

$50,000 – $99,999

San Antonio Independent School District

$10,000 – $24,999

City of San AntonioCity of San Antonio Dept. Housing &

Community Development

$500 – $999

St. Paul Area Development Corporation

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

$1,000 – $4,999

Greg KingJames and Laura LifshutzReginald and Vanessa NicholsGraham Weston

$500 – $999

Michael AndrewsDominic F. Antonelli, Jr.Charles CheeverHarry KuperArline and Gary PattersonKay and Stephen Whitesell

$100 – $499

Theresa AmayaA. E. Brandt, Sr.Earl BullockRick and Suzanne CavenderArthur and Tertia EmersonBrooke EnvickJim EskinGilbert GarciaMario GarzaPeggy and Richard KaramMichael and Sara KarcherDr. LaJoyce LawtonRick LittletonCynthia and Tom MarshallDana McGinnisSue MerrellMichael MontemayorRichard and Stella NelsonRussell NoeDreama PerryMonica ReyesRussell RinklinJoe and Martha RiveraJackie and Jay StanleyColonel Lynn Wakefield and Linda

Wakefield

IN-KIND DONORS

$25,000 – $49,999

Wells Fargo

$10,000 – $24,999

VIA Metropolitan Transit

$1,000 – $4,999

Art Center EnterprisesYMCA

$100 – $499

Big Apple BagelsClaude Black Community Center

SAN JOSÉ/SILICON VALLEY

AMERICORPS

California Service Corps

TEAM SPONSORS

Adobe Systems, Inc.Applied Materials, Inc.Comerica Bank – CaliforniaHewlett-Packard CompanySynopsys, Inc.

CORPORATE DONORS* Denotes Team Sponsor

$100,000+

Adobe Systems, Inc.*

$50,000 – $99,999

Applied Materials, Inc.*Comcast FoundationHewlett-Packard Company*Synopsys, Inc.*

$25,000 – $ 49,999

Bank of America Charitable FoundationChevronComerica Bank – California*

$10,000 – $24,999

Cadence Design SystemsWells Fargo Bank

$5,000 – $9,999

IBM

$1,000 – $4,999

Abbott Diabetes CareAdaptec, Inc.Apple Computer, Inc.Cisco SystemsFish & Richardson P.C./David SalisburyLockheed Martin

$500 – $999

PRx Inc. Strategic Marketing Communications

The Timberland Company

FOUNDATIONS

$25,000 – $49,999

Sobrato Foundation

$10,000 – $24,999

TOSA Foundation/John Morgridge

$1,000 – $4,999

Community Foundation Silicon Valley

$500 – $999

Saal Foundation

OTHER SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS

$100,000+

City of San Jose

$10,000 – $24,999

Anne Darling ElementaryK. R. Smith Elementary SchoolSan Jose Unified School District

$5,000 – $9,999

Alum Rock Union Elementary School District

Santa Clara County Office of Education/Columbia Middle School

$1,000 – $4,999

Arbuckle Elementary SchoolO’Connor HospitalSan Jose State UniversityValley Medical Center Foundation

$500 – $999

City of Sunnyvale/Columbia Middle School

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

$10,000 – $24,999

John and Tashia Morgridge

$1,000 – $4,999

Barbara and Mark BeckGeorge Duran and Joe PonMary Ellen and Michael FoxNancy and Richard FeldsteinPam Gerber and Suzanne SlonimBill Gould/San Jose Unified School

DistrictJoan and Michael HackworthPhilip and Susan Hammer Lorna HoKathleen King and Mark StarkSharon Matthews and James TabaszStephanie MillsErin Stein

$500 – $999

Bruce Fram and Ann Marie Jasse Don GagliardiCarl and Leslee GuardinoJohn and Linda HerschbachEdwin and Sharon McCauleyPenny and Richard NielsenSherri SagerPatrick Tehan

$100 – $499

Elizabeth AdamsBrian AflagueKaren AlterLee AndersonAylin BellLarry and Susan BranmanMark and Marleen BrodskyNeilson BuchananLeona ButlerMaryles CastoCindy Chavez and Michael PotterKen Chizinsky and Debra FeldsteinDean ChuDyanne and Michael ComptonSheila CouchCatherine CrockerBob DesaiRosemary DesierviRod Diridon, Jr.Dan and Merrily DooreLauren Dutton and Glen TrippJohn and Marilyn Edwards in honor of

Kathleen EdwardsAnne EhresmanElaine ElkinHunter ElkinsFrancine and Verne FreemanDebbie GiordanoAnn and Don GralnekTeresa Guerroro-DaleyWilliam HadayaDonna and Philip HartleyJohn and Linda HendersonLaura Henderson and Jason SilvaTina HerrenKhiem HoangVeronica KarnigLaurie KarzenAlicia and John KowalchikJanet and Jeffrey LaraLaurent LargenteGreg LarsonFrank LicoMark and Roberta Linsky

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Alana MauryVangie MaynardJohn McCluggage and Alexandra

UrbanowskiJames and Lynda MorleyGene and Kathryn NeriKathy and Mark NiebauerArlene and Richard NoodlemanChidori OkuboDon and Patie OverallMarguerite PadovaniPaul and Lisa PereiraAnn and Nico PeruzziJulia PonCynthia and Randall PondJane PrzybyszDan PulcranoMaideh RadpourJean RileyDavid and Marilyn RowlandGary RummelhoffDave and Nancy SandrettoHermelinda SapienMonica SarkarLela SarnatJohn and Rachel SarveyJanet and Victor SchachterLila and Ronald SchmidtCate and Jeffrey SchroederMichael and Mimi SecorLaurie SeidlerJoan SherlockSabrina ShinJason SilvaWiggsy SivertsenDorothy SloanLaurie SmithDiane SolingerLinda SpeizerRobert StonemanJo Ann SyvertsonEmily and Jim ThurberNenad TrifunovicLaura UdallJoe Van BeekCouncilmember Forrest WilliamsJeffrey WilliamsMark WilliamsCarol and Terry WinogradMelissa and Ron WoodMarlene ZakaiMary Zellem

IN-KIND DONORS

$50,000 – $99,999

Valley Transportation Authority

$10,000 – $24,999

Chris Holmes/Tech Media ProductionsThe Mercury NewsNBC 11

SEATTLE/KING COUNTY

AMERICORPS

Corporation for National and Community Service

TEAM SPONSORS

Adobe Systems, Inc.The Amgen FoundationCasey Family Programs

CORPORATE DONORS* Denotes Team Sponsor

$100,000+

Adobe Systems, Inc.*

$50,000 – $99,999

Comcast

$25,000 – $49,999

The Amgen Foundation*Bank of America Charitable Foundation

$10,000 – $24,999

Accenture LLPMicrosoft CorporationSafeco Insurance

$5,000 – $9,999

The Boeing CompanyHitachi ConsultingMotorola, Inc.Muckleshoot CasinoUS Bancorp FoundationWashington Mutual

$1,000 – $4,999

Deloitte & Touche LLPHeller Ehrman LLPKauri InvestmentsLake Partners Strategy ConsultantsPreston Gates & Ellis LLPSiemens MobileT-Mobile USA

$500 – $999

DML Insurance ServicesThe Timberland Company

FOUNDATIONS* Denotes Team Sponsor

$100,000+

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

$50,000 – $99,999

Medina Foundation

$25,000 – $49,999

Casey Family Programs*

$10,000 – $24,999

Apex FoundationSatterberg Foundation

$5,000 – $9,999

Anonymous Barton Family FoundationFloyd and Delores Jones FoundationNorthwest Children’s Fund

$1,000 – $4,999

The Henry M. Jackson FoundationThe William P. and Susan H. Vititoe

Charitable Foundation

OTHER SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS

$5,000 – $9,999

B.F. Day Elementary SchoolNorthwest Education Loan AssociationTeam READWing Luke Elementary School

$1,000 – $4,999

King County Employee Charitable Campaign

Port of Seattle

SOAR Opportunity FundWashington Roundtable

$500 – $999

New FuturesVirginia Mason Medical Center

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

$5,000 – $9,999

Dave and Shelley MalcolmGaelynn and Mike McGavickJon and Judy Runstad

$1,000 – $4,999

Robyn and Todd AchillesReuven and Wendy CarlyleJeffrey Coopersmith and Lisa ErlangerBill and Lee EllisRollin FatlandGwen and Rich GlewScott HarrisonAmy HoodMary HsueMike HughesAllen and Nettie IsraelJessie IsraelLawrence IsraelSusan Kim and Dan WilliamsAaron and Stephanie KornblumThe Koss FundLoren LanderholmDale and Patti LauerMark and Mary LedburyDarnell MalcolmConnie Mao and Richard TongDavid and Helen MarriottGeorge and Lois MengMaura O’NeillLaura Ospanik and Stephen RobbinsGinger and Shawn PlasterJim and Rebecca PotterDavid and Hillary QuinnYom SenegorEric and Yolanda SmithKelly and Mark SmithCraig and Jennifer ThomasIan and Kathryn ThompsonBrian and Rhonda VowinkelBob and Juanita WattJennifer Wells and Sally HulsmanKara WesthusingWhitney WilliamsDrew Wolff and Noelle CooperBenjamin and Julie Wolff

$500 – $999

Alex and Ellen AlbenKim AndersonJoe and Karyn BarerHolly Barker and Bill ShermanJudy Bigelow and Emily StorkDebbie BirdJames BoydenColin and Sarah BryarBrady and Judy ChaseJames and Teresa DalentaPeter DaneloAmy DedoyardPeter DonnellyMyron HendryScott JamesSara JonesDaniel and Grace KalishAnn KellyJan Kendle

Kris KleinDaniel KressStacy Lawson and Steven SarkowskySteve LeahyStevie and Lyman LegtersJames and Lara LyonsJohn and Katherine MadridBrian MarcinekKate McKinneyBill and Nancy MoorePenny and Richard NielsenJason PalmerKathryn Remijan and Hank VigilKathy and Michael RisseRaj and Shivam Mallick ShahAlan and Leigh ShallowayCarl and Laura ShawAndrew SherrardBernadette and Robert StarinJanet TurpenTom Van BronkhorstCathy Wallach and Michael HatchJoseph Yencich

$100 – $499

Pam AdkinsCathy AllenThomas AllenBruce and Lisa AllenbaughChristi and William AllisonTheodore AngelisKent AngierGillian ApfelJanis Avery and Mary KabrickLinda AyersSandee BakerNancy BarceloAmy BarkerErin and Jonathan BeckerHerbert and Shirley BridgeBill BroadheadHeidi BrooksDavid BrothertonAngie and Doug BrownFred and Senya BulacanPenny BurkhalterTeri BurnettShaya CalvoAdam Carroll and Yoko MiyashitaAmy and Charlie CarterGigi and Kevin CarterMatt CarvalhoShauna CauseyBaris Cetinok and Nicole von KaenelKim ChadwickSusan CharlesDian and Nicholas ChaseGeoffrey ChickMerrily and Pete ChickMarcus CourtneySteve CroneyCrissa CuginiCarolyn and John CunninghamJoan Baker DarbyJohn DavisMarietta DavisRuth DickeyJohn DietrichBarnaby DowPaul DowlingBrooke and Will DoyleCouncilmember Jan DragoGavin Dry and Kara McCullochCouncilmember Reagan DunnTom and Lori Eastman

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Darren Ebert and Jessica EmersonGretchen EichingerChristianne and Tom EldredPaul ElliottEdward EngKris EngskovBruce FlorsheimJim and Judi FrankMike GalgonJonathan GallagherFrederic and Heather GertmenianCouncilmember Jean GoddenBrad and Michelle GoldbergPaulo GomesCheryl GordonThomas GoresBeverly and John GormanTessa GormanSenator Slade Gorton and Sally GortonMarie GunnBrian HaleMaxine and Peter HenningArvid and Julia HokansonTeddy and Walter HoweRuthann HowellKaren HudesmanMatthew HudsonBob and Linda HughesMike Humphries and Judith RalstonPatricia HuntingtonRachel IngrumPaul IsakiMax IsraelPeter JacksonJohn and Katherine JamesJoseph JohnsonLaurie JohnsonStephen and Suzanne KalishJay KantorWendy KearnsCleo and Mary KelleyEron and Kathleen KellyDeborah Kerdeman and David TarshesLynn KirchenbergDustin KnievelCarr KruegerLinda LanhamKim LarsenTom LeesonSarah LeungDebra LevinEugene and Sari LipitzSuzanne LittlePatricia LoeraHelen LordDiane and Nicholas LovejoyRobert MahonGary MaiselTodd MarkerGillian MarsdenJohanna MayArthur MazzolaSusan McCloskeyEric and Lucy MeyerLina MillerLinda MitchellKeith MyersLaurie Nichols and Robert Williams Daniel NiederJane NishitaTim NowlisRoger NyhusJoseph Olchefske and Judy BunnelAngelina OngLori Otto

David OvertonFrank PaganelliColin PalmerMichael ParhamSylvia Duff PetoRepresentative Eric PettigrewMichael PiepkornTom PierceJudy PigottJennifer and Tim PorterAllen and Laura PuckettEllen Punyon and Rick SalingSheriff Sue RahrBob and Lisa RatliffeLisa RayJordon RobertsIsaac RuizBruce SalardBettye SalterRebecca SanchezJames SchoneJames SchwartzMarni SenekerScott ShapiroLinda ShepherdEric ShieldsFrank SickingerKay SigmundLeslie SilvermanGary SmithIan SmithTanya SmithMartin SnoeyMary Anne and Tony SpartosJayne and Warren SpectorDavid SpencerRichard SpoonemoreMolly StearnsAngelica and Marvin StoreyBeth StroskySitirith SuwanvichitBryndel SwiftTom TeigenJena ThorntonTory ToltonMichael TrailEric UmmelJoel VanEttaJan WacholzEllen WallachTravis WarrenKaren WatersAaron WeingeistEileen WesleyDavid WilliamsKate WilsonJohn WilsonMichael WrennKimberly Zipp

IN-KIND DONORS

$25,000 – $49,999

King County Metro Transit

$1,000 – $4,999

Casey Family ProgramsParty CityThe Philippian GroupThrifty Car RentalThe Urban Enterprise CenterWindows to the World

$500 – $999

American Red CrossSeattle Vocational Institute

StarbucksStatements Tile and Marble

$100 – $499

Abracadabra PrintingCity People’s MercantileCostcoDaltileDelridge Community CenterDominosFirst Church of the NazareneGwen Ford Garfield Community CenterKawabe Memorial HouseMad PizzaMcClendon HardwareBrooke Nielsen Noah’s New York BagelsOregon Tile and MarbleOrion CenterPizza TimeREIRenton BBQSafeco InsuranceSafewaySeattle Center, Center HouseSeattle Girls’ SchoolShoreline Sherwin-WilliamsSpace NeedleTile for LessTom General ConstructionTreehouseUniversity FitnessWWCCR 1260 Radio

SOUTH AFRICA

TEAM SPONSORS

African Rainbow Minerals (ARM)Citigroup FoundationCoca-Cola South Africa (Pty) LtdEdcon JP Morgan FoundationStandard BankThe Timberland CompanyXstrata

CORPORATE DONORS* Denotes Team Sponsor

$100,000+

Edcon*

$50,000–$99,999

African Rainbow Minerals (ARM)*Anglo-American Chairman’s FundCitigroup Foundation*Coca-Cola South Africa (Pty) Ltd*Standard Bank*Xstata*

$25,000–$49,999

Global Environment FundThe Timberland Company*

FOUNDATIONS* Denotes Team Sponsor

$100,000+

Claude Leon Foundation

$50,000–$75,000

Woodcock Foundation

$25,000–$49,999

JP Morgan Foundation*Charles Stewart Mott Foundation

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

$50,000–$99,999

Amy and David CohenJeffrey and Mary Zients

$25,000–$49,999

Stephen Ross

$1,000–$4,999

Ambassador James A. Joseph and Mary Braxton Joseph

$500–$999

Peter Maggs

$100 – $499

Deborah and John FrenchElizabeth LoringArleen and Edward Paquette

IN-KIND DONORS

$50,000–$99,999

Erasibo

$10,000–$24,999

Equator

$5,000–$9,999

KPMG, SAPrimedia

$1,000–$4,999

Jack’s Paint

WASHINGTON, DC

AMERICORPS* Denotes Team Sponsor

Serve DC*

TEAM SPONSORS

America OnlineThe Case FoundationCityBridge FoundationServe DC

CORPORATE DONORS* Denotes Team Sponsor

$100,000 +

America Online*

$50,000 – $99,999

CareFirstComcast

$25,000 – $49,999

Bank of America Charitable FoundationGeneral Atlantic Partners

$10,000 – $24,999

CSX CorporationDiscovery CommunicationsHill & KnowltonMicrosoftUS News & World Report

$5,000 – $9,999

Bernstein ManagementBlank RomeChlopak, Leonard, Schechter &

AssociatesCPS Human Resource ServicesThe Glover Park GroupHorning Brothers CorporationThe Timberland Company

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$1,000 – $4,999

Arnold & PorterBristol-Myers Squibb CompanyCapital OneDistrict of Columbia Housing AuthorityHogan & HartsonThe John Buck Company The Washington PostWilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr

FOUNDATIONS* Denotes Team Sponsor

$100,000 +

The Case Foundation*CityBridge Foundation*

$25,000 – $49,999

Fannie Mae Foundation

$10,000 – $24,999

Clark Charitable FoundationFreddie Mac FoundationKirstein Family FoundationUN Foundation

$5,000 – $9,999

Bill & Melinda Gates FoundationMead Family FoundationCollis Warner Foundation

$1,000 – $4,999

The Dovey Family FoundationThe Henry FoundationCorina Higginson TrustKiplinger FoundationJudy and Josh Weston Philanthropic

Fund

OTHER ORGANIZATIONS

$100,000 +

Metro Teen AIDS

$50,000 – $99,999

District of Columbia

$500 – $999

Combined Federal Campaign National Capital Area

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

$10,000 – $24,999

David GangMiles Gilburne and Nina ZoltCal and Jeff LeonardDana and Mario MorinoMissy and Michael YoungMortimer Zuckerman

$5,000 – $9,999

Daniel AbrahamSandy and Susan BergerJosh and Lisa BernsteinDavid and Katherine BradleyJack Davies and Lynne WilliamsBob DeutschJoni and Wally DoolinJoe and Lynne HorningJeffrey and Mary Zients

$1,000 – $4,999

Diane and Paul BegalaAngel Braestrup and Mark SpaldingIan Cameron and Susan RiceMarque ChamblissBeth and Ron Dozoretz

Cori Flam and Brad Meltzer Christy and John GallowayKathleen and Terence GoldenRichard HanlonJane Lang and Paul SprengerMike McCurryKenneth and Marianne NovackCurt PetersenJohn and Terry PetersenMiles and Nancy RubinCarol and Tom WheelerFrank and Melissa WilliamsSenator Harris Wofford

$500 – $999

Bruce Andrews and Didem NisanciFrank BertrandNeal and Sharyn GlickfieldDennis and Lin KelleherVictoria MorterAndrew RosenbergJames and Marcia RosenheimShirley Sagawa Barbara WashburnTim Zimmerman

$100 – $499

Paul and Sally AmorusoLisa AramonyJudith Bartnoff and Gene SoferDana BazelonGraham BullockEd and Ruth CogenRodger Citron and Andrea CohenSteven CulbertsonJames and Nirmala DurganaJohn Gomperts and Katherine KleinDesmond Hogan and Melinda HolmesJudith ImpellAlexander and Hilary JoelLauren JonesJames JosephDeborah JospinLaurie Kohn and Chris MurphyCathy LangePatricia and Randell LewisJenny LurayMichael MadnickLouise McIlhenny and Hugh

RiddlebergerLois RhodesCynthea and Thomas RiesenbergMarguerite SalleeDavid SohnDouglas WilsonGretchen and Jeremy Zucker

IN-KIND DONORS

$5,000 – $9,999

Capital Area Food BankNational Park Service

$1,000 – $4,999

Bernie AmusementsGrady Environmental ServicesWhole Foods

$500 – $999

Pizzeria ParadisoStarbucksStrosniders Hardware

$100 – $499

Best BuyBuca di BeppoThe Catering Company of Washington

Charlie’s PizzaChipotleCooper HardwareCorporate Executive BoardJessie Dikerson Dominicks Fun 4 HoursDrink More WaterGiant FoodHome DepotHonest TeaHootersJo-Ann StoresLittle Bits ShopPaparazzi’sPizza HutPizzeria UnoQuiznosSherwin WilliamsSmitty’s HardwareStaplesTargetTrue Value HardwareWal-MartWawa Food MarketYarns International

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“Everybody can be great because everybody can serve. You don’t have to have a college degree to serve. You don’t have to make your subject and your verb agree to serve. You don’t have to know about Plato and Aristotle to serve. You don’t have to know Einstein’s theory of relativity to serve. You don’t have to know the second theory of thermodynamics in physics to serve. You only need a heart full of grace, a soul generated by love.”

– Martin Luther King, Jr.“The Drum Major Instinct”

Delivered at Ebenezer Baptist ChurchAtlanta, Georgia

February 4, 1968

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B O A R D S

CITY YEAR, INC.

CHAIR

Eli SegalEntrepreneur and Founding CEO AmeriCorps and the Welfare-to-Work

Partnership

VICE CHAIR

Ilene Jacobs Executive Vice President, Human

Resources (retired)Fidelity Investments

MEMBERS

Kristen Atwood Founding Staff MemberCity Year, Inc.

Joe BannerPresident and COOPhiladelphia Eagles

Michael Brown PresidentCity Year, Inc.

Kathy BushkinCOOUnited Nations Foundation

David L. CohenExecutive Vice PresidentComcast

David GergenEditor-at-LargeUS News and World ReportProfessor of Public Service and Director

of the Center for Public LeadershipJohn F. Kennedy School of GovernmentHarvard University

Col. Robert L. Gordon IIIDirector of American PoliticsDepartment of Social ScienceUnited States Military Academy at West

Point

Rebeca Nieves HuffmanAlumna (1997-1998)City Year ChicagoPresident & CEOHispanic Council for Reform and

Educational Options

Ambassador James JosephU.S. Ambassador to South Africa (1996

– 1999)Executive DirectorUnited States – Southern Africa Center

for Leadership and Public ValuesProfessor of the Practice of Public Policy

StudiesDuke University

Rosabeth Moss KanterErnest L. Arbuckle Professor of Business

AdministrationHarvard Business School

Alan Khazei CEOCity Year, Inc.

Rick MenellDeputy ChairmanAfrican Rainbow Minerals

Jeffrey L. ShamesExecutive in ResidenceMIT Sloan School of ManagementChairman (retired)MFS Investment Management®

Bill Shore Founder and Executive DirectorShare Our Strength

Secretary Rodney SlaterU.S. Secretary of Transportation (1997

– 2001)PartnerPatton Boggs, LLP

Jeffrey SwartzPresident and CEOThe Timberland Company

Michael J. WardChairman, President & CEOCSX Corporation

Tom Ward, Clerk pro tem Senior PartnerWilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr

Steve Woodsum Founding Managing PartnerSummit Partners

Tae YooVice President of Corporate AffairsCisco Systems, Inc.

BOSTON

CHAIR

Corinne Ferguson

MEMBERS

William BeruttiSenior Vice President, Corporate

DevelopmentPTC

Kevin CaseySenior Vice President, New England

RegionComcast

Phil GiudiceSenior FellowThe Center for Effective Philanthropy

John D. Hamilton, Jr. PartnerWilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr,

LLP

Larry Harris, Jr. President and Co-FounderUnited Leaders

Larry Harris, Jr.ConsultantMonitor Group

Michael Kineavy Chief of Policy and PlanningMayor’s Office

Jonathan LavineManaging Director Bain Capital, LLC

Josh McCallChief Executive OfficerJack Morton Worldwide

David MussaferManaging DirectorAdvent International

John ReillySenior Vice President –

Communications MFS Investment Management®

Dr. Ravinder SakhujaPresident & CEOUtilityNet

Annalee SalcedoAlumna 1995-1996City Year BostonTeacherCity on a Hill Charter School

Ed ShirleyPresident, Commercial Operations

International Gillette

Nickolas StavropoulosPresidentKeySpan Energy Delivery Brooke D. WagnerSenior DirectorCitigate Financial Intelligence

Dr. Bak Fun WongPrincipalQuincy Upper School

CHICAGO

CHAIR

Les ConeySenior Managing DirectorAon GroupStrategic Account Management

MEMBERS

Michael J. AlterPresidentThe Alter Group

Allegra E. BierySenior Vice-PresidentThe Northern Trust Company

Sue Blomberg

Dorval R. Carter, Jr.Executive Vice PresidentManagement & PerformanceChicago Transit Authority

Lisa J. CunninghamSenior Vice PresidentLaSalle Bank

Larry FreedPresidentJoseph J. Freed & Associates, Inc.

Nick GiulianoManaging DirectorThe Private Bank and Trust Co.

Drew HorowitzPresident and General ManagerBonneville Chicago Radio Group

Daniel A. KaufmanPartnerMichael Best & Friedrich

Bruce LedermanVice PresidentLenox Advisors, Inc.

Tom LivingstonResident Vice President of State

RelationsCSX Transportation

Phyllis Lockett President and CEONew Schools for Chicago

Hosanna Mahaley-JohnsonChief of Staff for Chief Executive OfficeChicago Public Schools

James N. Perry, Jr.Managing DirectorMadison Dearborn Partners, Inc.

Norman PetersonAssistant to the DirectorArgonne National Laboratory

Ken PorrelloManaging DirectorDeloitte Consulting

Stephen R. QuazzoCEO & Managing DirectorTranswestern Investment Co.

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Jonathan ReinsdorfManaging MemberStonegate Development Partners, LLC

Brenda RussellDirectorIllinois Department of Employment

Security

Joe StackhouseSenior Vice PresidentComcast

Jennifer SteansPresidentFinancial Investments Corporation

Trish TullmanLeadership Circle Member

ASSOCIATE BOARD CHAIR

Scott GrossmanMergers and AcquisitionsHarris Nesbitt Corporation

CLEVELAND

CHAIR

Robert W. Gillespie, Jr.Chairman EmeritusKeyCorp

BOARD MEMBERS

Andrew AgatiSquire, Sanders & Dempsey

Bruce AkersMayorPepper Pike

John BodellRR Donnelley Financial

Deborah ColemanHahn, Loeser & Parks, LLP

Nancy CroninNon-Profit Consultant

Anthea DanielsCalfee, Halter & Griswold, LLP

Rasool JacksonCleveland Municipal School District

Len KomoroskiPresidentCavaliers/Gund Arena

David LandeverWeisman, Kennedy and Berris, Co. LPA

Kevin MethenyClear Channel Radio

Kathleen ObertCEOEdward Howard & Co.

Diana RileyRPM International Inc.

Shelley SeifertExecutive Vice PresidentNational City

Shirley StinemanDirector of Community AffairsPlain Dealer

Tom SullivanChairmanRPM International Inc.

Ellen TicktinThe Ticktin Group

Lance TysonDale Carnegie Training

Eliza WingPresident & CEOcleveland.com

Nick ZimmersRegional Vice PresidentCSX Transportation

COLUMBIA

CO-CHAIRS

David E. Dukes, Esq.Managing PartnerNelson, Mullins, Riley & Scarborough,

LLP

Brett FrantzExecutive Vice PresidentFirst Citizens Bank

MEMBERS

Kerry L. AbelDirector, Richland Co. School District

OneAfter School Programs

Henri Etta BaskinsRegional Director, External AffairsBellSouth

Barbara BetheaDirector of Marketing and Community

RelationsWACH FOX 57

Brenda B. BranicFrontline Performance LeaderAllstate Insurance Company

Elizabeth “Edie” BurrittAssociate DirectorThe Healing Species

Yolanda CunninghamSC District Air Industrial Engineering

ManagerUnited Parcel Service

Matt MacGillivraySenior Vice PresidentBank of America

Gloria WiseBusiness Intake and Docketing

CoordinatorNelson, Mullins, Riley & Scarborough,

LLP

COLUMBUS

CO-CHAIRS

Douglas MorganPartner Calfee, Halter & Griswold, LLPDavid Weiss Area Executive, Senior Vice President National City

MEMBERS

Maurice BlakeDirector of Pupil ServicesColumbus Public Schools

Mel CarterSenior Vice President, Membership

ServicesColumbus Chamber of Commerce

William CoursonSenior Vice PresidentButler Wick

James E. FinnManaging DirectorAON Risk Services, Inc.

Gary GlaserRetired ChairmanNational City

Joy GonsiorowskiCommunity Volunteer

Douglas J. HaynesAttorney & Counselor at Law

Holly HollingsworthReporter/Anchor WCMH/NBC 4

E. W. IngramPresidentWhite Castle

Orvell JohnsVice President, Government & Public

BankingBank One

Yvonne P. JonesExternal CoachFranklin County Educational Council

Tom O’HaraExecutive Vice President of Trade and

Treasury DevelopmentHuntington National Bank

Terracina PavkovState and Local Tax ConsultantErnst & Young, LLP

Michael P. ScottPresident Talisman Capital

Mary SeidelmannSpecial Events CoordinatorJuvenile Diabetes Research Foundation

– Mid-Ohio Chapter

Lindsay SestileAssociatePorter, Wright, Morris & Arthur LLP

Hope SharettAssociate Bricker & Eckler, LLP

Gayle Shibano Van MarterAssociate Vice PresidentNationwide

Alphonso Simmons, Ph.D.Vice President Columbus State Community College

Mark Sturgeon CFO & Senior Vice President of

FinanceAdvanced Drainage Systems

Paul TingleyManaging PrincipalStaubach Company, Columbus

Corporate Services

Gordon TroupPresident, Nuclear Pharmacy ServicesCardinal Health

Les WrightVice President Development and Health Initiatives WSMG – Z103

DETROIT

CHAIR

Gail L. WardenPresident EmeritusHenry Ford Health System

VICE-CHAIR

N. Charles AndersonPresident and CEODetroit Urban League, Inc.

MEMBERS

Ismael AhmedExecutive DirectorArab Community Center for Economic

and Social Services (ACCESS)

C. David Campbell PresidentMcGregor Fund

Robert D. CharlesChief Executive OfficerNorth Star Advisors, LLC

Linda ForteSenior Vice PresidentComerica Incorporated

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Ana GabrielVice President, Corporate AffairsMidwest RegionComcast

Larry GivensPresidentBlackmond Givens Group, Inc.Ricardo GuzmanExecutive DirectorCommunity Health & Social Services

Elliott S. HallPartnerDykema Gossett PLLCDiana JonesVice President of Community AffairsBlue Cross/Blue Shield of Michigan

John E. Marshall III President and CEOThe Kresge Foundation

Sarah McClellandHead, Specialized IndustriesBank One Michigan

Reuben MundaySenior PartnerLewis & Munday, PC

David K. Page ChairmanThe Jewish FundPartnerHonigman Miller Schwartz & Cohn

Paul J. Piper Executive AssistantOffice of the CEODetroit Public Schools

Nancy M. SchlichtingPresident and CEOHenry Ford Health System

Samuel H. Thomas, Jr.President and CEOStar Development & Financial

Corporation

Reverend Edgar VannPastorSecond Ebenezer Baptist Church

Ms. Alicia VillarrealExecutive DirectorLatino Family Services

Rebecca Salminen Witt Executive DirectorThe Greening of Detroit

FOUNDING BOARD MEMBERS EMERITUS

1999 titles & organizations

Marcie BroganManaging PartnerBrogan & Partners

Joseph J. Buttigieg III Vice-ChairmanComerica Incorporated

Virgil Carr (deceased)CEOUnited Way Community Services

Tarik S. DaoudChairmanAl Long Ford

Maggie DeSantisCEO Warren Conner Development

Corporation

W. Frank FountainPresidentDaimlerChrysler Corporation Fund

Alan Frank PresidentWDIV-TV, Channel 4

Liz Kanter GroskindFounder and PresidentVolunteer Impact

N. Noreen KeatingCEOLighthouse of Oakland County

Mary KramerEditor and Associate PublisherCRAIN’s Detroit Business

Heath MeriwetherPublisherDetroit Free Press

Robert NaftalyCOOBlue Cross and Blue Shield of Michigan

Rex NelsonProgram OfficerThe Pistons Palace Foundation

Scott RomneySenior PartnerHonigman Miller Schwartz & Cohn,

PC

David SmydraGroup ExecutiveOffice of the MayorCity of Detroit

Martha SmydraPresidentOakland County Community College

Walter C. Watkins, Jr.PresidentBank One Michigan

DESIGNATED CORPORATE REPRESENTATIVES

Marilyn French HubbardCorporate Vice President of

Organization & Community Partnerships

Henry Ford Health System

Laura TrudeauSenior Program OfficerThe Kresge Foundation

LITTLE ROCK

CO-CHAIRS

General Wesley Clark

Lt. Governor Win RockefellerArkansas

MEMBERS

Bruce BennettAttorney &ConsultantThe Brock-Chad Group

L. Elizabeth BowlesPresidentAristotle.net, Inc.

Shannon ButlerDeputy DirectorWJC Presidential Foundation

Patty CrinerRealtor Janet Jones Company

Bryan DayDirector, Parks & RecreationCity of Little Rock

Melinda FaubelDirector of External AffairsSBC Arkansas

John P. GaudinPresident & CEOGaudin & Associates

Tom GibbensVice President and General ManagerLamar Advertising

Pat LilePresident and CEOArkansas Community Foundation

Debbie MilamDirector, Volunteers in Public Schools

Little Rock School District

Bruce T. MooreCity ManagerCity of Little Rock

Steve NawojczykDirector of Youth ServicesCity of North Little Rock

Terry PeeplesDirector, Community RelationsBaptist Health Medical Center

Darren PetersManager, System Governmental Affairs Entergy Corporation

Stephanie StreettExecutive DirectorWJC Presidential Foundation

Judy TenenbaumThe Tenenbaum Foundation

Mike WilsonVice President, Government AffairsComcast

NEW HAMPSHIRE

CHAIR

Lawrence KlaneUSW Vice President of SalesThe Timberland Company

MEMBERS

Maureen BarrowsChairman of the Board Rockingham County Commissioners

Scott BriggsBriggs Properties

Brigadier General Kenneth ClarkAjutant GeneralNew Hampshire national Guard

Patrick ClossonAttorney at LawMcLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton,

P.A.

Christine V. Crockett (Retired)Vice President, Human ResourcesAerofil Technology, Inc.

Wendy FormichelliMarketing Project ManagerLonza Biologies

Elizabeth GrahamDirector of Government and

Community RelationsComcast, New England Region

Thane W. HarrisonAlumnus 2002-2004City Year New Hampshire

Elizabeth HoffmanSenior AssociateBerkshire Partners

David Hureau Alumnus 1997-1998City Year BostonStudentHarvard University

Lillye Ramos SpoonerDirector of OperationsGreater Manchester Aids Project

Steve SangerSanger Communications

Mica StarkManaging DirectorNew Hampshire Institute of PoliticsSaint Anselm College

Russell WeatherspoonDean of Residential LifePhilips Exeter Academy

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NEW YORK

CO-CHAIRS

Jill Iscol, Ed.DExecutive Director and PresidentIF Hummingbird Foundation

Jack LewExecutive Vice President & Clinical

Professor of Public AdministrationNew York University

MEMBERS

Kevin AspellManager of Service Account

ManagementCisco Systems, Inc.

Tom Bernstein President Chelsea Piers

Richard BueryFounder and PresidentGroundwork, Inc.

David CaplanDeanCity Year New York

The Honorable Hillary Rodham Clinton*

SenatorThe United States Senate*Honorary Co-Chair

Eric GertlerChief Executive OfficerBlackBook Media Co.

The Honorable Eric Gioia*Council MemberNew York City Council*Honorary Member

Anne HerrmannBoard MemberBreakthrough CollaborativeMount Sinai Hospital

Bibb HubbardDirector, Government and Legislative

AffairsScholastic, Inc.

Robert G. Markey, Jr. Director & PartnerBain & Company

Stephanie MudickExecutive Vice President & Chief

Administrative Officer, Global Consumer Group

Citigroup

Wallace P. Parker, Jr. President KeySpan Energy & Customer Relations

Group

Carl WeisbrodPresidentAlliance for Downtown New York

GREATER PHILADELPHIA

CO-CHAIRS

Joe BannerPresident & Chief Operating OfficerPhiladelphia Eagles

Phil BehrManaging Partner Behr Capital Partners

MEMBERS

Timothy J. AbellExecutive Vice President, Chief

Lending Officer, Director of Cash Management

Firstrust Bank

John BeilensonPresidentStrategic Communications & Planning

Arthur BlockSenior Vice-President, General Counsel,

& SecretaryComcast Corporation

Fred BlumeManaging Partner and CEOBlank Rome

Ms. Luz Cardenas Cardenas, Grant & Negron

Joe CoxHeadmasterThe Haverford School

Kevin DowV.P. of Community AffairsWachovia Corporation

Jay GilbertCo-FounderAND1

Marla Green (on sabbatical) Mary G. GreggInternational Awards Consultant

Mark A. HarrellProgram DirectorMen United for a Better Philadelphia

Frances M. JonesAssistant General ManagerGovernment AffairsSEPTA

Mr. Thomas KaneySenior Vice President, Human ResourcesGlaxoSmithKline

Sam KatzWynnefield Capital Advisers, Inc.

Karen KeatingSenior Corporate CounselSafeguard Scientifics, Inc.

Eve KlothenDirector Pro Bono Program & Public Interest

ActivitiesRutgers School of Law

Jason LutzPresidentSneaker Villa

Marciene MattlemanPresidentASAP - After School Activities

Partnerships

Leslie G. Mayer, Ph.D.President & CEOMayer Leadership Group

Honorable Theodore A. McKeeU.S. Court of Appeals3rd Circuit

Honorable Michael A. NutterCity Council of Philadelphia

Natalye PaquinChief Operating OfficerSchool District of Philadelphia

Don RicePartnerRice Capital

Mr. Jared SadlowskiVP Real Estate and Distribution ServicesSneaker Villa

Richard S. Sperry PresidentR.S. Sperry & AssociatesDonald L. Thompson

Elizabeth ValeExecutive Director, Investment

ManagementMorgan Stanley

Kyle WedbergDeputy Chief Financial OfficerSchool District of Philadelphia

Mr. David WilliamsPrincipalFinancial Advisory ServicesDeloitte

RHODE ISLAND

CHAIR

Alden AndersonVice PresidentCB Richard Ellis

MEMBERS

Guy Abelson Guy Abelson Events

Larry BrownCPAOmni Development Corporation

Karen DavisVice President, Community RelationsHasbro, Inc.

Rhoda FlaxmanProfessor of English and Dean of

College Writing ProgramsBrown University

Kristin LehoullierConsultant

Mary LimaMortgage OriginatorBankNewport

Kristen Haffenreffer MoranExecutive DirectorRhode Islanders Sponsoring Education

Mary Ellen PanziniDirector of Community ServicesThe Providence Journal Company

Susanna RhodesDirector of State RelationsClarendon Group

Cate M. RobertsDirector, Diversity & Community

AffairsTextron, Inc.

Stephen RosaPresident & CCOAdvertising Ventures, Inc.

Harry SterlingSenior Vice PresidentBank of America Charitable

Management Services

Manuel J. Vales, IVSenior Vice President, Commercial Real

Estate DepartmentSovereign Bank

John WempleScience Teacher

Caroline WilcoxProfessor of MarketingProvidence College

George ZainyehDistrict DirectorOffice of Congressman Patrick J.

Kennedy

SAN ANTONIO

CHAIR

Rick CavenderPresidentSaturn of San Antonio

MEMBERS

Gogi Dickson, Ph.D.Consultant Dickson Consulting Group, LLC

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Tertia EmersonFounder San Antonio Neighborhood Resource

Center

Rev. Buckner Fanning, Ed.D.PresidentBuckner Fanning Evangelistic

Association

Greg Flores Director of Legislative AffairsH-E-B Grocery Company

Jon Johnson, Ph.D.PresidentTeam Leadership Results

Peggy KaramKaram Law Firm

James LifshutzPresidentLiberty Properties

Jane MaconPartnerFulbright & Jaworski, LLP

Sue MerrellTravel AgentSeven Seasons Travel

Michael MolakExecutive Vice PresidentPlains Capital Bank

Angelica PadronAlumna 1998-1999City Year San AntonioGuest Services RepresentativeSan Antonio Marriott River Center

Arline Patterson (Retired)Education Consultant TX Lutheran University

Joe RiveraSan Antonio Independent School

District Administrator (Retired)

Colonel Tony Rivera (Retired)Community Volunteer

James W. Russell, Jr.Managing Director of Asset ProtectionSBC

Les SachanowiczAttorneyBexar County

Eric SwellanderVice President Commercial LendingBroadway National Bank

Colonel Lawrence Wellisch (Retired)Chief of OperationsAir Intelligence Agency

Stephen WhitesellSuperintendentSan Antonio Missions National

Historical Parks

SAN JOSÉ/SILICON VALLEY

CHAIR

Carl GuardinoPresident & CEOSilicon Valley Leadership Group

MEMBERS

Erin BrennockManager, Community Relations &

Government AffairsSynopsys, Inc.

Nora CamposCouncil Member, District 5City of San José

Terry ChristensenProfessor, Political Science San Jose State University

Bill ErlendsonAssistant Superintendent & Director of

External AffairsSan Jose Unified School District

Eddie GarciaDirector of Government AffairsComcast South Bay

Lorna M. HoPrincipalLMH Enterprises

Shawna HolmesSenior Manager, US Public AffairsHewlett-Packard Company

Lisa JensenUniversity Neighborhoods Coalition

Vangie MaynardVice President, Western DivisionComerica Bank

Stephanie MillsSenior Program ManagerCisco Systems, Inc. Joe PonManaging Director, Global Corporate

AffairsApplied Materials, Inc.

Steve PremingerCommunity Services DirectorUnion Community Resources

SEATTLE/KING COUNTY

CO-CHAIRS

Reuven M. CarlyleCEOWashington2, Inc.

Whitney WilliamsPrincipalwilliamsworks

MEMBERS

Todd AchillesDirector, Handset Product ManagementT-Mobile USA

Debbie BirdBusiness Development ManagerSafeco Insurance

Jeffrey CoopersmithPrincipalCoopersmith Health Law Group

Kris EngskovDirector of Public PolicyStarbucks Coffee Company

Jessie IsraelCommunications Specialist, Public

Affairs UnitDepartment of Natural Resources and

Parks, King County

Jan KendleHuman Resources Director, Pacific

NorthwestDeloitte Services, LP

Susan Kim, MDDermatologistLake Washington Dermatology

Lyman LegtersExecutive DirectorCasey Family Programs, Seattle Division

Shelley MalcolmCommunity Volunteer

Shawn PlasterSenior ManagerAccenture

Len RozekSenior Vice PresidentComcast Communications, Inc.

Raj ShahDeputy Director, Policy and FinanceSenior EconomistBill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Bill ShermanDeputy Prosecuting AttorneyKing County

Tom Van BronkhorstLegislative Aide to Councilmember Jean

GoddenCity of Seattle

Rhonda VowinkelPresident360 Fitness

Catherine WallachResearch CoordinatorSmall Schools Project, CESNW

Jennifer WellsVice PresidentHitachi Consulting

Drew WolffFirst Vice PresidentWashington Mutual

COUNCIL OF CHAMPIONS

The Honorable Bobbe Bridge Supreme Court JusticeWashington State Supreme Court

The Honorable Booth GardnerFormer Washington State GovernorNorthwest Strategies

Keith D. GrinsteinChairmanCoinstar

Bob RatliffeSenior Vice PresidentKennedy Associates Real Estate Counsel

The Honorable Ron SimsExecutiveKing County

Patty Stonesifer Co-Chair & PresidentBill & Melinda Gates Foundation

James A. WashamPresidentKeyBank, South Puget Sound District

SOUTH AFRICA

CO-CHAIRS

Rick MenellDeputy ChairmanAfrican Rainbow Minerals

Murphy MorobeHead of Communications in The

Presidency

MEMBERS

Ambassador James JosephU.S. Ambassador to South Africa (1996

– 1999)Executive DirectorUnited States – Southern Africa Center

for Leadership and Public ValuesProfessor of the Practice of Public Policy

StudiesDuke University

Alan KhazeiCEO City Year, Inc.

Kedibone Letlaka-RennertChairpersonPhambili Strategies & Solutions

Adnaan MiaMedical Doctor

Eric MolobiExecutive ChairmanKagiso Trust Investments

Eli SegalEntrepreneur and Founding CEOAmeriCorps and the Welfare-to-Work

Partnership

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Mary ZientsChairperson of the Board Urban Alliance Foundation

WASHINGTON, DC

CHAIR

Michael KellyExecutive DirectorDC Housing Authority

MEMBERS

Donald A. BaerSenior Executive Vice PresidentDiscovery Communications

Susan BergerEvers & Co. Real Estate

Kathy BushkinCOOUnited Nations Foundation

Kevin ChavousSonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal LLP

Bob DeutschCommunity Investment ManagerCisco Systems, Inc.

John GallowayPresidentAtlantic Media Company

Kerry KnottVice President, Government AffairsComcast

Gena PirtleGlobal Corporate Philanthropy

ManagerCisco Systems, Inc.

Jena vander VeldenAlumna 2001-2002City Year Seattle/King CountyThe Chesapeake Center

Bianca WhiteAlumna 2002-2003City Year Washington, DCFairfax Public Schools

Melissa WilliamsDirectorProject COMPASS

Senator Harris Wofford

Missy Young

“I have walked that long road to freedom. I have tried not to falter; I have made missteps along the way. But I have discovered the secret that after climbing a great hill, one only finds that there are many more hills to climb. I have taken a moment here to rest, to steal a view of the glorious vista that surrounds me, to look back on the distance I have come. But I can rest only for a moment, for with freedom come responsibilities, and I dare not linger, for my long walk is not ended.”

- Nelson MandelaThe Long Walk to Freedom:

The Autobiography of Nelson Mandela

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Flagship Service Partners commit to a full-year partnership with City Year to support long-term service investments in schools and communities.

Signature Service Partners join City Year to support short-term service projects, often one-day physical transformations of neighborhood parks, playgrounds and schools.

BOSTON

FLAGSHIP SERVICE

Alliance for Inclusion and Prevention at Washington Irving Middle School

Area IV Youth Center Bates Community Learning Center/

Boys and Girls ClubBELL FoundationBird Street Community CenterBoston Housing Authority Boston Public Schools Boston Schoolyard InitiativeBoys and Girls Club of Greater BostonCambridge Youth ProgramsChinatown YMCADennis C. Haley Elementary SchoolDonald McKay Elementary SchoolEarthworksEast Boston Social Centers - Boston

Youth NetworkEast Boston YMCA Eliot Educational CenterEllis Memorial After SchoolExcel AcademyFair FoodsFletcher Maynard AcademyFletcher Maynard Academy-Extended

DayFrisoli Youth CenterHenry Dearborn Middle SchoolHigh Point VillageHugh R. O’Donnell Elementary SchoolJames P. Timilty Middle SchoolJames W. Hennigan Elementary SchoolJohn Marshall Elementary SchoolJohn W. McCormack Middle SchoolJoseph P. Manning Elementary SchoolJosiah Quincy Elementary SchoolJosiah Quincy Upper SchoolLenox/Camden Housing Development Leon de Juda - Victory GenerationsLouis Aggasiz Elementary SchoolMarshall Community CenterMartin Luther King, Jr. Middle School

After SchoolMassachusetts Department of

Conservation & RecreationMattahunt Community CenterMattahunt Community Learning

Center/Boys & Girls ClubMildred Avenue Community CenterMildred Avenue Middle SchoolMoore Youth CenterNew Arrivals Program at Umana Barnes

Middle School New Boston Pilot Middle SchoolNew England SCORES at Marshall

Community CenterNew England SCORES at Mattahunt

Community CenterRed Oak After School Program

Roxbury YMCA at James M. Curley Elementary School

Saint Peters Bowdoin Street After School Program

Spontaneous CelebrationsTenacity at New Boston Pilot Middle

SchoolUmana Barnes Middle SchoolUnited South End Settlement HouseVine Street Community CenterWashington Beech Housing

Development Washington Irving Middle SchoolWilliam Barton Rogers Middle SchoolWilliam E. Russel Elementary School

SIGNATURE SERVICE

Action for Boston Community Development (ABCD) - Dorchester Neighborhood Service Center

Agassiz Community Center, CambridgeAmerican Red Cross of Massachusetts

BayAvon Walk for Breast CancerBlack Ministerial AllianceBoomerangs Boston Area Rape Crisis CenterBoston Redevelopment AuthorityBoston Rescue MissionBowdoin Street Health CenterBread and JamsBromley Health Housing DevelopmentCambridge and Sommerville Program

for Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation (CASPAR)

Cambridge Housing Authority Cambridge Senior CenterCambridge Transitional HousingChelsea Community GardenCity of Boston Parks and Recreation

DepartmentCity of Cambridge Department of

Public Works Codman Health CenterCodman Square Health CenterCommittee to End Elder HomelessnessCommunity ServingsCradles to CrayonsDepartment of Conservation and

RecreationDonald McKay Elementary SchoolDorchester Mattapan Neighborhood

CouncilDudley Street Neighborhood InitiativeEast Boston Greenway CouncilEdward Everett Elementary SchoolElizabeth Stone HouseEsplanade AssociationEthosFranklin Field Development Franklin Hill Development Freedom HouseFresh Pond ReservationGolden Age Chinese CenterGreater Boston Food BankGrove Hall Community CenterHale HouseHaley HouseHarvard Yard Child Care Center

High Point Village Community CenterHorace Mann SchoolHorizons HousingHyde/Jackson Square Main StreetsJames F. Condon ElementaryJohn W. McCormick MiddleJorge Hernandez Cultural CenterJosiah Quincy Upper SchoolKit Clark Senior CenterLee AcademyMadison Park VillageMargaret Fuller HouseMarion Manor Nursing HomeMcKinley SchoolMichael J. Perkins Elementary SchoolNathan Hale Elementary SchoolNewtowne Court Nuestra CommunidadOld Colony Housing Development Pisani CenterProject RIGHTRogerson HouseRoslindale Community CenterRoslindale Congregational Church Food

PantrySaint Mary Star of the Sea SchoolSaint Stephens ChurchSalvation Army Second Church of the Nazarene,

DorchesterShattuck ShelterSolutions at WorkSpontaneous CelebrationsSportsman’s Tennis ClubSpringhouseTeen Alternatives ProgramVietnamese American Initiative for

Development, Inc. (Viet-AID)Vine Street Community CenterWestminster CourtYoung Acheivers for Science and

Mathematics Pilot SchoolYWCA

CHICAGO

FLAGSHIP SERVICE

Anton Dvorak Elementary SchoolJacques Marquette Elementary SchoolJohn T. McCutcheon Elementary SchoolJulia Ward Howe Elementary SchoolPaul Revere Elementary SchoolRichard J. Daley Elementary SchoolWilliam H. Ryder Elementary School

SIGNATURE SERVICE

Arab American Action NetworkAuburn-Gresham Community GardenBack of the Yards Neighborhood

CouncilBig Picture High SchoolCasa Central – La PosadaChicago CaresChicago Police DepartmentChicago Public LibraryCook Elementary SchoolCornell Square ParkCornerstone Community Outreach

Douglas ParkFoss ParkFoster ParkGlen Flora Elementary SchoolIllinois Department on AgingInspiration CorporationJack Benny Middle SchoolJunior Achievement of ChicagoLake County Forest PreserveLake Shore ParkLISC/Chicago – New Communities

ProgramMayor Daley’s KidStart YouthNet

Region 4National Aids FundNorth Illinois Food BankPeace Action – ChicagoProject YES!Salvation ArmySouthwest Youth CollaborativeStreet-Level Youth MediaUnited Way

CLEVELAND

FLAGSHIP SERVICE

American Red Cross – Greater Cleveland Chapter

Charles Dickens SchoolCleveland Department of Public HealthCleveland Municipal School DistrictDike Montessori SchoolJoseph Landis School Kentucky School

SIGNATURE SERVICE

AIDS Task ForceAM McGreggor HomeBotanical GardenCamp BurtonCatholic Charities Migration and

Refuge ServiceCenter for Community SolutionsChristian Family Outreach CenterCity MissionCity of ClevelandCleveland FoodbankCleveland Homeless Legal Assistance

Program at Westside Catholic CenterCleveland Metroparks at Bedford

ReservationCleveland Public Library for the Blind

and Physically HandicappedCleveland Sports CommissionCleveland State UniversityCogswell HallDancing WheelsDension ElementaryDomestic Violence CenterDress For SuccessEarth Day CoalitionEast Clark Elementary SchoolEliza Bryant VillageEspiranza Inc.Euclid Animal ShelterFairhill Center for AgingGirl Scouts of Lake ErieHabitat for Humanity

S E R V I C E PA R T N E R S

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Health Space MuseumHealthy CMHAHiram HouseHispanic Youth CenterHospice of the Western ReserveInterAct ClevelandJones Rd. Congregational ChurchJunior AchievementKamm’s Corner DevelopmentMurtis H. Taylor SchoolNational Conference for Community

and JusticeNear West TheatreNEOCHOhio Boys TownOhio City Bicycle Co-OpOSU ExtensionPark East SynagogueRecovery ResourcesRSVP Ronald McDonald HouseSaint Herman’s House of HospitalitySaint Malachi CenterSalvation Army Coats for KidsSenior Legal ClinicSlavic Village DevelopmentSummer Sprouts ProgramUnited Cerebral PalsyUnited Church of ChristUniversity SettlementWCPNWoodland Distribution CenterWorld Class Events ManagementYMCAYouth Development Center

COLUMBIA

FLAGSHIP SERVICE

AC Moore Elementary SchoolBrennen Elementary SchoolBurnside Elementary SchoolBurton-Pack Elementary SchoolCarver-Lyon Elementary SchoolCity of Columbia Forestry &

BeautificationCommunities In Schools of the

MidlandsE.E. Taylor Elementary SchoolE.L. Wright Middle SchoolForest Heights Elementary SchoolGadsden Elementary SchoolHarbison West Elementary SchoolH.B. Rhame Elementary SchoolHopkins Elementary SchoolHyatt Park Elementary SchoolL.E.E.R. (Latinos Educated Empowered

Renewed) After School ProgramMill Creek Elementary SchoolPine Grove Elementary SchoolRichland County School District OneSouth Kilbourne Elementary

SIGNATURE SERVICE

American Red CrossBeth and Lou Holtz Winter ShelterCamp DiscoveryCaughman Road Elementary SchoolCentral Midlands RTACity of Columbia Parks and Recreation Columbia Urban LeagueCongaree National ParkCooperative MinistriesDelta Life Development Center

Denny Terrace Community CenterDent Middle SchoolE.L. Wright Middle SchoolForest Heights Elementary SchoolGallery 701Goodwill IndustriesGrace Christian MinistryHabitat for Humanity – Habitat StoreHarvest Hope Food BankHeartworks MinistryHoly Trinity Greek Orthodox ChurchHyatt Park Neighborhood AssociationJunior League of ColumbiaLexington Extended CareLogan Elementary SchoolLRADACMeals on WheelsPrevent Child Abuse SCProject PetRidgewood Barony Community

CouncilRosewood Community CouncilRosewood Elementary SchoolSt. Martin’s de Porres Catholic SchoolThe Salvation ArmySandel Elementary SchoolSenior ResourcesSC Department of Juvenile JusticeSchool District 5 of Lexington and

Richland CountiesSoutheast Middle SchoolStill HopesTucker Dowdy Nursing CenterUnited Way of the MidlandsUniversity of South Carolina, Office of

Community Service ProgramsYMCA Family Center

COLUMBUS

FLAGSHIP SERVICE

Boys’ and Girls’ Club of ColumbusHeyl Avenue Elementary SchoolLiterature Based Alternative School at

Hubbard ElementaryOhio Avenue Elementary School St. Steven’s Community HouseSecond Avenue Elementary SchoolStrategies Against Violence Everywhere

(SAVESNet)Windsor Academy Alternative

Elementary School

SIGNATURE SERVICE

American Addition Civic AssociationAmethyst, IncArea Six Special OlympicsBest Foot Forward Clothing StoreBrandi’s MarketBusiness Cards Today – Ohio PrintingCapital UniversityCD101Checkfree CorporationChipotle Mexican GrillCity of ColumbusClintonville-Beechwold Community

Resource CenterColumbus CompactColumbus Department of Housing

Mobile Tool LibraryColumbus Housing PartnershipColumbus Literacy CouncilColumbus Metropolitan Area

Community Action Organization

Columbus Recreation and Parks Department

Directions for Youth and FamiliesDirections for Youth and Families

– Short Stop Donatos, Inc.Downtown Kiwanis ClubEddie Bauer WarehouseFifth Avenue Elementary SchoolFinance FundFirst Class EventsFirstLINKFranklin County Children’s Services

Holiday Wish ProgramFranklin Park Conservatory – Growing

to GreenFriends of the SciotoGabor Klein ManagementGirl Scouts of AmericaGlen Echo Neighborhood AssociationGodman GuildGood Neighbor’s CommitteeGoodwillGreater Columbus Arts CouncilGreater Linden Development

CorporationHarper EngravingHeartland Nursing HomeHighlights for ChildrenHuckleberry HouseInChord CommunicationsIndianola Elementary SchoolJohnson Park Middle SchoolJP Morgan ChaseKeep Columbus BeautifulKing Arts ComplexLowe’s Home Improvement WarehouseLutheran Social Services Faith Mission Maryland Elementary SchoolMonroe Middle SchoolMontrose Elementary SchoolNationwide InsuranceNative American Indian Center of

Central OhioNeil Avenue Baptist ChurchOhio Department of Natural ResourcesOhio State University Community

ConnectionOperation FeedProject GRADQuarters From KidsRiverside Elementary School (Dublin)St. Raphael’s Home for the AgedScots Lawncare, Inc.Sherwin Williams PaintsSouth High School Urban Academy

Community GardenSunrise Assisted LivingTwin Valley Behavioral HealthcareUnited Methodist Free StoreUnited Negro College FundUnited Way of Central OhioUPN Columbus WWHO-TV 53U.S. Naval ReserveVolunteers of AmericaVorys, Staer, Seymour, and Pease LLPWhetstone Garden and Care CenterWindsor Academy Elementary SchoolYoung Men’s Christian Association--

Camp Kern

DETROIT

FLAGSHIP SERVICE

Academy of the AmericasBerry Elementary SchoolCleveland Middle SchoolDetroit Lions AcademyHenry Ford AcademyKeller Middle SchoolRoberto Clemente Learning AcademySalina Elementary SchoolWhite Elementary School

SIGNATURE SERVICE

100 Black Men – Safe NightACC (Arab American Chaldean

Council)ACCESS (Arab Community Center for

Economic and Social Services)Affirmations Lesbian & Gay

Community CenterArts N ScrapsBelle Isle Botanical SocietyBethune AcademyBoy Scouts of AmericaBoys and Girls ClubBoys Hope Girls Hope of DetroitBridging Communities Building with BooksCamp Cavell – YWCA of Metro DetroitCapuchin Soup KitchenCasa de UnidadCHASSThe Children’s CenterChildren’s Hospital of MichiganCity of Detroit, Department of

TransportationCity of Detroit, Office of the MayorCity of Detroit, Recreation DepartmentCleveland Middle SchoolCoffey Middle SchoolComcast Cares DayCommunities in Schools of DetroitCOTS (Coalition on Temporary Shelter)Council on Asian Pacific AmericansCovenant HouseDetroit Indian Education and Cultural

CenterDetroit Public Schools – Children’s

MuseumDetroit Public TelevisionDetroit Rescue MissionDetroit Riverfront ConservancyDress for SuccessFirst StepFloriculture Unit on Belle IsleFocus:HOPEGirls Scouts of Metro DetroitGleaners Food BankGreater Downtown PartnershipGreening of DetroitHabitat for Humanity Operations

CenterHabitat for Humanity RestoreHenry Ford Health SystemHomes for Black ChildrenHumane Society of Southeastern

MichiganInjury Free Coalition – Children’s

HospitalJefferson East Business AssociationJoy Middle SchoolKeith ElementaryKiwanis Club #1: Books for Kids Project

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La SED Senior CenterLighthouse of Oakland CountyLutheran Child and Family ServicesMatrix TheatreMichigan Coalition for Children and

FamiliesMoran Jefferson Nursing HomeMotor City Blight BustersMotown Historical MuseumNAACP – Detroit ChapterNative American Cultural CenterNeighborhood Service OrganizationNew DetroitOpen Door RescueProject LinusPuppet Art TheaterRevival TabernacleRonald McDonald HouseRoyal Oak ManorSaint Aloysius ChurchSaint Aloysius Community CenterSaint Leo’s Soup KitchenSaint Peter’s ChurchSaint Rene’s ChurchSalina Elementary SchoolSalvation Army Harbor LightSheridan HouseSimon HouseSouthfield GoodfellowsSouthwest Solutions Counseling

ServicesTaft Middle SchoolTHAW (The Heat and Warmth Fund)Think DetroitTrue Love Christian MinistriesUnity ChapelUniversity of Detroit MercyUpward BoundUrban OptionsVanguard Community Development

CorporationVistas Nuevas Head StartVolunteer Accounting Service TeamWestern International High SchoolYouth Sports and Recreation

Commission

LITTLE ROCK

FLAGSHIP SERVICE

Baseline Elementary SchoolChicot Elementary SchoolGeyer Springs Elementary SchoolMeadowcliff Elementary SchoolNorth Heights Elementary SchoolPikeview Elementary SchoolPoplar Street Middle School

SIGNATURE SERVICE

4-H CenterBale Elementary SchoolBlack Community DevelopersCentennial ParkFlorence Crittendon House Friends of the Old MillFuture-NetGreenbriar Adult Care FacilityJewish FederationLittle Rock MarathonLittle Rock Parks & Recreation Little Rock Parks & Recreation: Urban

Forestry DivisionLittle Rock Racial & Diversity

Commission

NCCJNorth Heights Community CenterNorth Little Rock Boys and Girls ClubNorth Little Rock Parks and RecreationParkview High SchoolRice Depot Food BankRonald McDonald HouseSt. Frances HouseSouthwest Middle SchoolWilliam Jefferson Clinton Presidential

Foundation

NEW HAMPSHIRE

FLAGSHIP SERVICE

Academy of Learning and TechnologyBig Brothers Big Sisters of Greater

Manchester Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater

SeacoastBig Brothers Big Sisters of NashuaHillside Middle SchoolSeabrook Middle SchoolSomersworth High SchoolSomersworth Middle SchoolVolunteer Action Center, United Way of

the Greater Seacoast

SIGNATURE SERVICE

American Heart AssociationAudubon SocietyBlue Ocean SocietyCamp BereaChildren’s WorkshopCity of ManchesterCity of Nashua Parks and Recreation

DepartmentCity of PortsmouthCity of Portsmouth Welfare DepartmentCocheco Valley Humane SocietyCourtyard ApartmentsDover Housing AuthorityEducational Farm at Joppa HillEPONA Epping High SchoolEpping Middle SchoolEthel’s Tree of LifeExchange CityFair TideFairgrounds Elementary School, NashuaGirls Inc.IMEC (International Medical

Equipment Collaborative)Main St. Inc., SomersworthMalley Farm Boys Home, SomersworthManchester Area Red CrossManchester Mental HealthManchester Police Athletic League

(MPAL)Mayor’s Task Force on Youth, NashuaMeals on WheelsMt. Pleasant Elementary School,

NashuaNashua Area Interfaith CouncilNesenkeag FarmNew Hampshire Food BankNew HeightsNew Horizons Soup KitchenNorth Hampton Youth AssociationOur HousePortsmouth Middle SchoolRails to TrailsReach the BeachRochester School District

Salvation ArmySeabrook Elementary SchoolSeabrook Middle SchoolStrawbery Banke MuseumSunset Heights Elementary School,

NashuaTown of Hampton FallsTown of NewmarketUrban ForestryYMCA Camp Lincoln

NEW YORK

FLAGSHIP SERVICE

ACCIÓN AcademyBronx Preparatory SchoolChildren’s Aid SocietyGood WillGroundworkPhipps CDCThe Point Community Development

CenterUniversity SettlementPS 48 - Joseph R. Drake School PS 50 - Vito Marc Antonio School PS 111 - Jacob Blackwell School PS 137 - John Bernstein School PS 149 - The Danny Kaye School PS 194 - Countee Cullen

SIGNATURE SERVICE

Bain and CompanyBaruch CollegeBernstein, Litowitz, Berger &

Grossmann LLPBoys and Girls ClubChildren for ChildrenCisco SystemsCitigroupClara Barton School (CS 50)Council Member Eric Gioia East New York Family AcademyEast River Development AllianceFriends of Queensbridge ParkGoldman Sachs Grey WorldwideHansborough Recreation CenterHarlem Children’s Zone (HCZ)Henry Street SettlementHunts Point ParkJackie Robinson Recreation CenterKeySpan LaGuardia Community CollegeMayor’s Volunteer CenterMJM Creative ServicesMorningside ParkMOTC [Manhattan Occupational

Training Center]Mullally Park / CES 90Murray PlaygroundNew York Parks DepartmentNew York UniversityPelham Bay ParkPepsiCoQueensbridge ParkSt. Mary’s ParkSarah Roosevelt ParkSustainable South BronxThe Timberland CompanyThomas Jefferson ParkTompkins Square Park

GREATER PHILADELPHIA

FLAGSHIP SERVICE

Bartram High SchoolBen Franklin High SchoolCentro Nuevo Creacion Fels High SchoolFrankford High SchoolFurness High SchoolHarding Middle SchoolKensington High SchoolMastbaum High SchoolOlney High SchoolOverbrook High SchoolShaw Middle School South Philadelphia High SchoolStarfinder Foundation Strawberry Mansion High SchoolTaylor Elementary School T.M. Pierce Elementary SchoolUniversity City High SchoolVisitation BVM School

SIGNATURE SERVICE

After-school All-StarsAllegheny West FoundationBartram BeaconBelmont ParksideBest Buddies PennsylvaniaThe Boys and Girls Club of NicetownCardinal Bevilaqua Community CenterCarnell ElementaryCarousel HouseThe Church of the AdvocateCovenant HouseCramp Elementary SchoolEast Park Revitalization AllianceEdith R RudolphyEliza Shirley HouseFairmount Park CommissionFrankford BeaconH.A. BrownHELP PhiladelphiaHMS SchoolHoly Trinity ChurchHouse of FriendsInglis HouseJourney HomeKearsley Retirement Community CenterThe Korean Community CenterLiberty Court/Genesis EldercareMann Center for the ElderlyMLK Recreation CenterNational Liberty Museum New Cavalry ChapelNorthern Liberties Neighborhood

AssociationPhilabundancePhiladelphia CaresPhiladelphia Department of RecreationPhiladelphia GreenResidence for the BlindRivera Recreation CenterRussell Byers Charter SchoolSacred Heart ManorSaunders HouseSenior Care of Center CitySpecial OlympicsSprings at the Logan ViewStanton Elementary SchoolStapeley Nursing HomeSunday Breakfast AssociationThomas F. Donatucci LibraryUnited Communities

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Vare Beacon Middle SchoolWildland Refuge CenterWillard ElementaryYouth Golf & Academics Program

RHODE ISLAND

FLAGSHIP SERVICE

CVS/Highlander Charter SchoolGoff Community SchoolThe Metropolitan Regional Career and

Technical CenterNewport Community School at

Thompson Middle SchoolOlneyville Community SchoolSocial Street Elementary SchoolSullivan Family CenterWoonsocket Middle School

SIGNATURE SERVICE

AIDS Project Rhode IslandAIDS Quilt Rhode IslandAll Saints ParishARC of Northern Rhode IslandAudubon Society of Rhode IslandBaldwin Elementary SchoolBlackstone ParkBig NazoBoys and Girls Club of NewportBoys and Girls Club of PawtucketChildren’s Friend’s ServicesChildren’s Museum (RI)Crossroads Rhode IslandDICEDr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community

Center Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary

SchoolElmhurst CareFederal Hill HouseGroundworks ProvidenceHallworth HouseHuman Services Mall at Thompson

Middle SchoolLISCLucy’s Hearth Homeless Shelter for

Women & ChildrenMake-a-Wish FoundationMathewson Street ChurchNewport Community PoliceNewport County Chamber of

CommerceNewport Dinner TrainOcean State Environmental Education

CollaborativePawtucket Citizens Development

CorporationPawtucket Congregational ChurchPawtucket Neighborhood AlliancePawtucket Public WorksProject OneProvidence Preservation SocietyProvidence Rescue MissionRhode Island Coalition for the

HomelessRhode Island Resource RecoverySt. Peter’s Lutheran ChurchSave the BaySexual Assault and Trauma Resource

CenterSojourner HouseVolunteer Center of Rhode IslandWanskuck Boys & Girls ClubWanskuck Library

Woodlawn Community CenterWoodlawn Community Development

CorporationWoonsocket Housing AuthorityWoonsocket Neighborhood

Development CorporationYouth Pride, Inc.YWCA

SAN ANTONIO

FLAGSHIP SERVICE

Cameron AcademyCarroll AcademyGates AcademyMiller AcademyM.L. King Academy

SIGNATURE SERVICE

AnAntonian College PreparatoryCamp S.A.M.M.Christian Senior Services City of San Antonio Neighborhood

Action Team City of San Antonio’s Martin Luther

King, Jr. CommissionDiscovery ToysEdison High SchoolElf Louise Fox Tech High SchoolHolmes High SchoolInternational School of the AmericasJefferson High SchoolJefferson United Methodist ChurchJohn Jay High SchoolJudson Senior High SchoolKeep San Antonio Beautiful KIPP: Aspire Academy Laredos UnidosMeals on WheelsMemorial High SchoolMorningside ManorNeighborhood Action DepartmentO’Connor High SchoolProvidence High SchoolRonald McDonald House (Lewis St)Saint Mary’s HallSt. Paul Area Community Development

CorporationSaints Peter and Joseph’s Children Home San Antonio Children’s ShelterSan Antonio Cultural Arts CenterSan Antonio Downtown Rotary ClubSan Antonio Metropolitan MinistriesSan Antonio Missions National

Historical ParksSan Antonio Parks and Recreation

DepartmentSeton HomeSouth San Antonio High SchoolSouth San Antonio High School West

CampusSouthside High SchoolSouthwest High SchoolTaft High SchoolYMCA Hill Country

SAN JOSÉ/SILICON VALLEY

FLAGSHIP SERVICE

Anne Darling Elementary SchoolArbuckle Elementary SchoolColumbia Middle School and

Neighborhood CenterEmpire Gardens Elementary SchoolEscuela Popular Accelerated Family

Learning CenterK. R. Smith Elementary SchoolLearning in an Urban Community with

High Achievement (L.U.C.H.A.)Lowell Elementary SchoolRogers Middle SchoolSan Antonio Elementary School

SIGNATURE SERVICE

Alma Community CenterBill Wilson CenterBoys and Girls Clubs of Silicon ValleyCity of San José Anti-Litter and Anti-

Graffiti ProgramCity of San José Dept. of Parks,

Recreation, and Neighborhood Services

Emma Prusch Farm ParkGuadalupe River Parks and GardensMayfair Community GardensMexican American Community Services

Agency (MACSA)National Conference for Community

and JusticeNotre Dame High SchoolOutward Bound WestPublic Allies Silicon ValleyResource Area for Teachers (RAFT)The Restorative Justice ProgramSacred Heart Community ServiceSan José Conservation CorpsSan José LEARNSSan José State UniversitySecond Harvest Food BankStrong Neighborhoods InitiativeSupport Network for Battered WomenTeach For AmericaThird Street Community CenterYMCA

SEATTLE/KING COUNTY

FLAGSHIP SERVICE

BF Day Elementary SchoolCasey Family ProgramsCentral Area Youth AssociationDenny Middle SchoolHighline School DistrictNew FuturesSeattle School DistrictTeam ReadTreehouse for KidsWing Luke Elementary SchoolWorkSource RentonYMCA - Independent Living Program

SIGNATURE SERVICE

2V/Act African American AcademyAIDS Memorial QuiltAki Kurose Middle SchoolAlternative School #1Asa Mercer Middle SchoolBF Day Elementary SchoolBurien Parks and RecreationCampus CompactCascade Middle SchoolCascade People’s CenterCasey Family ProgramsCenter for Wooden Boats

Children’s HospitalCity of Burien-Community ParkConcord Elementary SchoolDelridge Neighborhood Development

AssociationDenny Middle SchoolDigital BridgeDowntown Emergency Service CenterDunlap Elementary SchoolEarthCorpsEast Galer Greenspace ProjectEl Centro de La RazaEmergency Feeding ProgramEmerson Elementary SchoolFamily Services Baby BoutiqueFamilyWorks Food BankThe Food Bank at Saint Mary’sFreeway ParkFremont Peak ParkFremont Public AssociationFriends of Interlaken ParkGarfield Community CenterHabitat for Humanity of East King

CountyHamilton Middle SchoolHammond HouseHill Top Red Apple MarketJoan Leonard HouseJubilee Women’s CenterKawabe Memorial HouseLa-Ba Te-Yah United Indians Youth

HomeLambert HouseLeon Sullivan Health CenterLettuce LinkLifelong AIDS AllianceMadison Middle SchoolMadrona K-8Magnuson Environmental Stewardship

AllianceMara FarmsMarket TimeMcClure Middle SchoolMercer Island Parks and Recreation

DepartmentMETRO Metrocenter YMCAMultifaith WorksNational Campaign to Prevent School

ViolenceNorth Seattle Rehabilitation FacilityNorthwest HarvestOperation ShoeboxOrion Center - YouthCarePacific Middle SchoolPathfinder Middle SchoolPioneer ParkQuarters From KidsRainier Beach High SchoolRainier Community CenterRavenna ParkRed Cross of SeattleRosehedge Roxhill Elementary SchoolRuth Dykeman Children’s CenterSafeco InsuranceSafeway – OthelloSafeway – Rainier BeachSanislo Elementary SchoolScrappy Inner City P-PatchSeahawks Middle SchoolSeattle Children’s HospitalSeattle Girls SchoolSeattle Parks and Recreation

Department

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Seattle Parks and Recreation Department - Trails Program

Seattle Public UtilitiesService For PeaceShowalter Middle SchoolSouth Lake High SchoolStevens Elementary SchoolSylvester Middle SchoolToo Hot for DogsTOPS – The Option Program at SewardTreehouse for KidsUnited Way of King CountyUniversity HouseVan Asselt Community CenterWashington Middle SchoolWestlake PlazaWhite Center Food BankWhitman Middle SchoolWhitworth Elementary SchoolWorkSource RentonYouthBuild

SOUTH AFRICA

Freedom Primary SchoolGoudpark Primary SchoolJohn Mitchell Primary SchoolLeihlo Primary SchoolLekang Primary SchoolMetropolitan Evangelical ServicesMoetapele Primary SchoolSoweto Kliptown YouthTshebadisanong Primary SchoolYeoville Community School

WASHINGTON, DC

FLAGSHIP SERVICE

Adams Elementary SchoolAiton Elementary SchoolAmerican Red CrossAmidon Elementary SchoolAnacostia High SchoolApple Early LearningBallou High SchoolBeacon HouseBell Multicultural High SchoolBenning Elementary SchoolBrookland Elementary SchoolCoolidge High SchoolDavis Elementary SchoolDC Preparatory Academy PCSEastern High SchoolEmery Elementary SchoolFletcher-Johnson Education CenterFor Love of Children Gage Eckington Elementary SchoolGarrison Elementary SchoolGibbs Elementary SchoolHart Middle SchoolH.D. Cooke Elementary SchoolHyde Elementary School - Rising StarsJ.O. Wilson Elementary SchoolKetcham Elementary SchoolMaury Elementary SchoolMaya Angelou Public Charter High

SchoolMcGogney Elementary SchoolMeridian Public Charter SchoolMerritt Extended Elementary SchoolMetro Teen AidsMiner Elementary SchoolNalle Elementary SchoolPark View Elementary School

Patterson Elementary SchoolRoss Elementary SchoolSavoy Elementary SchoolSchool Without WallsScott Montgomery Elementary SchoolShaw Junior High SchoolSmothers Elementary SchoolSousa Middle SchoolStuart-Hobson Middle SchoolThurgood Marshall Elementary SchoolTuner Elementary SchoolTuring the PageVan Ness Elementary SchoolWashington Math, Science, & Tech PCSWilson High SchoolYoung Ladies of Tomorrow

SIGNATURE SERVICE

Arts & Technology Academy PCSBenning-Stoddard Recreation CenterCommunity for Creative Non-ViolenceDC Center for Therapeutic RecreationDC Central KitchenFood & FriendsThe Holiday ProjectJefferson Junior High SchoolLatin American Youth CenterNational Park ServiceSharp-Leadenhall Community Center

“Love cannot remain by itself – it has no meaning. Love has to be put into action and that action is service”

- Mother Teresa

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“Each time a man stands up for an ideal, or acts to improve the lot of others, or strikes out against injustice, he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope, and crossing each other from a million different centers of energy and daring, those ripples build a current which can sweep down the mightiest walls of oppression and resistance.”

– Robert F. KennedyDay of Affirmation Address

University of CapetownCapetown, South Africa

June 6, 1966

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200 Domain Drive Stratham, NH 03885p. 603.773.1607

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2221 Chestnut Street, 2nd FloorPhiladelphia, PA 19103p: 215.988.2118

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116 Paseo de San Antonio San José, CA 95112p. 408.907.6500

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918 U Street, NW, 2nd FloorWashington, DC 20001p. 202.776.7780