Horizons Greater Washington2012–2013Annual Report

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Bridging the Way

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The gap in academic performance between low-income and higher-income students in Washington, DC, is one of the highest in the nation. The consequence of this achievement gap is that only 60% of the region’s low-income youth graduate from high school. Only one in three goes to college.

Horizons helps students beat these odds. 100% of Horizons Greater Washington students graduate from high school and 85% go to college. These students are breaking the cycle of poverty. They are productive members of their communities. They make us proud!

HGW provides underserved children access to high-quality academics through

Mission Horizons Greater Washington develops

public-private partnerships between

independent and public school

communities to provide academic, cultural,

and recreational programs designed to

empower economically disadvantaged

students to realize their full potential.

HGW is committed to the development of

the whole child by providing experiences

that build problem-solving skills, foster

awareness of community responsibility,

instill respect for oneself and others, and

encourage a life-long interest in learning.

BoARD oF DiRECToRsBrenda Jews, President

JoAnne Ginsberg, Vice-President

Nalini Rogers, Secretary/Treasurer

Peter Barrett

Manal Corwin

Yve Dinte

Dick Ewing

John King

Jane Korhonen

Michael Lainoff

Thorn Pozen

Ellen Safir

Marjo Talbott

Courtney Weir

sTAFFAsh Blankenship, Development Manager

Jazmin Rodriguez, Program Assistant

Angel Nash, Assistant Site Director,

Maret School

Kiki Sweigert, Site Director, Maret School

Kendra Sun-Alperin, Site Director,

Norwood School

Rachel Levin, Site Director, St. Patrick’s

Episcopal Day School

pARTiCipATing sChoolsIn 2012-2013, Horizons Greater

Washington served 270 students in

DC and MD through partnerships

between three public schools—Bancroft, HD Cooke, and Rock Creek Forest Elementary School—that identified our

students, and three independent schools

—Maret, Norwood, and St. Patrick’s—

that donated their campuses, facilities,

and support staff. Thank you to these

incredible partners, that help us fulfill our

mission.

We are Horizons Greater Washington.

engaging summer programs. This prevents the knowledge and skills acquired during the school year from “going on vacation” between June and September. HGW students significantly advance their reading and math proficiency during the six-week HGW summer program.

Beginning in Kindergarten, HGW blends academics with arts, sports, and cultural enrichment. Research confirms that this is the most effective approach for summer learning programs aimed at closing achievement gaps. HGW encourages students to return for nine consecutive summers in order to benefit from the cumulative gains in skills and abilities that enhance the odds for a lifetime of success.

HGW Students are Breaking the Cycle

Metro DC Low Income Students

Horizons Greater Washington Students

60%

100%

33%

85%

graduate fromhigh school

matriculate to college

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Emily Beckwith Wins Horizons’ Lyn McNaught Teaching Award Horizons Greater Washington is thrilled that Emily Beckwith, Maret Site Teacher, has been named one of three nationwide winners of Horizons National’s Lyn McNaught Teaching Award. The prestigious citation, named after Horizons’ Founding Director Lyn McNaught, celebrates Horizons teachers who exemplify leadership, commitment, educational excellence, and compassion.

During the academic year, Emily is a Physical Education teacher and coach for grades K–12 at Maret. She began working with Horizons five summers ago as a co-teacher in the first grade classroom. She quickly understood how “reading/writing/math” mesh with the whole child and has effectively used her PE background to help students develop large motor skills in tandem with small motor skills. For the past two years, Emily has served as a lead third grade teacher for HGW.

“Emily’s warmth, discipline, and interest in her own ongoing learning, make her classroom a well structured, easy-going learning environments for young learners.”

Students caught in the achievement gap:

Are Six timeS more likely to drop out of high school

Have a 51% CHanCe of being unemployed

Are more likely to drop out of school, costing the nation $260 Billion per year in increased crime, welfare, and healthcare costs, and decreased lifetime earnings

It’s a fact!“I could not have predicted what great progress and success the Horizons Greater Washington students are achieving. To share in this report that so many of our students have completed high school, and that our impact extends to HGW students now enrolled in college, brings me unimaginable pride and joy. Our students are exceptional in so many ways. We expect the world to reinforce this message as our HGW graduates exceed every expectation, lead their peers in their chosen fields, and give back to the community as thriving adults.”

Brenda Jews

President, Horizons Greater Washington

We extend our thanks to our entire faculty and staff, whose extraordinary commitment allows us to transform young lives, summer after summer and on Saturdays throughout the academic year.

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Eleven years ago, a kindergarten student named Rafi Rosario spent his first of many summers at Horizons. Rafi continued at Horizons through eighth grade and returned in 2013 to work as a Horizons Assistant Teacher (HAT) at St. Patrick’s. That wasn’t Rafi’s only important 2013 accomplishment: he graduated from Bell Multicultural High School in June and in September set off to continue his studies at Lincoln University.

His mother, a single parent, raised Rafi. He credits Horizons for “filling in the blanks” that can overwhelm a working parent, such as field trips, art programs, and college tours. Rafi flourished through one-on-one interactions with supportive adults like Kiki Sweigert and Joan Kerrigan, who lent him continuity and support.

Recognizing that reading, writing, and math were instrumental to his Horizons experience, Rafi particularly enjoyed off-site visits to places like Glen Echo and the University of Maryland. “The college trips were especially helpful. No other program took kids to see colleges in middle school. When I started to visit colleges in high school, I knew what to expect. Through Horizons, I had already seen six area colleges,” explains Rafi.

Rafi credits Horizons for helping him succeed in high school, preparing him to take several AP courses, including English. He also came to value the sense of unity, achievement, and finding the “fun” in education that are touchstones of the Horizons experience.

In high school, Rafi played Junior Varsity and Varsity Baseball and launched his own blog, “Ralph’s Week in Sports.” His career goal is to remain involved in sports, as a professional player or journalist.

Rafi applied to several colleges and was accepted by half of them. Clearly, he’s prepared, “I’m excited about the adventures waiting for me in college. And I’m thankful for the opportunities that Horizons provided along the way. Thank you for this wonderful program.”

HoRIzoNS GRADuATE

Rafi Rosario Heads to College

“Horizons gave me so much and I felt like it was a must to come back to the program and give back. I am excited to be able to be a positive role model to these kids from the same background as me and show them all they can accomplish.”

Rafi Rosario

interested in sponsoring a Horizons student? A one-time gift of $30,000 will fully fund a student though all nine years of our program. For more information on sponsoring a Horizons student, contact 202.939.8885 or donate online at horizonsgreaterwashington.org.

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Fair Chance Selects Horizons Greater Washington as 2013 Partner

Thank you, Horizons Alumni!We are so proud of our HGW alumni who came back to serve as HATs (Horizons Assistant Teachers) for summer 2013. our nine alumni HATs were (from left to right): Rafi Rosario, Kenneth Guerrero, Antonella ocana, Thuyen Huynh, Maryam Hassan, Ariela Garcia-Queche, Kelly Reyes, Iliana Contreras and Dahir Hassan.

REGGIE GRANT, a Fair Chance Capacity Building and Training Specialist attends the HGW Spring Benefit.

This spring, Horizons was selected out of a pool of 25 applicants for up to two years’ worth of free coaching and organizational support through the expertise of the nonprofit Fair Chance. Fair Chance’s mission is to strengthen the sustainability of nonprofit organizations that transform the lives of children and youth in underserved communities in Washington, DC. To this end, Fair

Chance annually selects up to 10 community-based organizations and provides them with hundreds of hours of free support to build stable organizational frameworks, robust leadership, and financial sustainability to better serve the community’s young people.

The results of a Fair Chance partnership are impressive: on average, Fair Chance

partners double the number of children and youth they serve and 97% of Fair Chance partners say that the partnership made their organization more stable, efficient and effective. We greatly appreciate the strides we’ve made to date with Fair Chance and are excited to see the results of our partnership culminate in our Fair Chance graduation in Spring 2014.

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For the third consecutive year, HGW’s lead corporate sponsor, Profit Investment Management, hosted a fun-filled, two-day event that raised funds as well awareness for Horizons Greater Washington. The event included a festive kick-off dinner on Sunday, September 29, followed by a golf tournament on Monday, September 30. Among the guests from HGW were Board President Brenda Jews, board member John King, and long-time HGW supporter and Site Director Kiki Sweigart. HGW’s Executive Director, Maria Barry spoke about the organization and its far-reaching impact and HGW graduates Deja Bennett and Taryn Bennett shared their stories. It was a winning event for HGW on many levels: Kiki Sweigart won the tournament’s challenging Closest to the Pin contest. Congratulations!

Many, many thanks to the young girls whose generous annual support is so important to Horizons Greater Washington! GIRLS ON THE RUN is a youth development program for students in grades 3–8. Last year, the Maret GOTR team of third and fourth graders hosted a bake sale as part of their ongoing service to HGW. Last year’s event, staged outsides DC’s iconic Politics and Prose bookstore, raised over $880; $500 was spent on books for HGW and the balance paid for goggles for the Horizons swim program. Thank you, “GIRLS!”

3rd Annual Golf Classic Spotlights Horizons Greater Washington

Where Would We be Without “GIRLS?”

Subway® Supplies Student LunchesSubway Restaurants partnered with HGW last summer by providing 1,920 lunches to help feed our Norwood campers and staff. Subway Restaurants chose to partner with Horizons because of our work in helping to bridge the gap between lower- and higher-income students. The children and teachers enjoyed Subway’s healthy meals and HGW extends sincere thanks to Subway.

Norwood’s student volunteers were also generous to HGW, raising $825 to purchase new books.

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Look out Hollywood: students from HGW might give you some competition! This year, Horizons National sponsored its first video competition. Each of the 31 Horizon affiliates, nationwide, entered the challenge. And the winner? Horizons Greater Washington!

The video was produced by rising ninth grade students Ahmad Hassan, Jonathan

Fuentes, Taryn Bennett and Deja Bennett. Taylan Tuncata, a Maret School sophomore, assisted as the production manager, working with the creative team thrice weekly for three weeks last summer. The students interviewed other HGW students from Norwood, St. Patrick’s, and Maret as well as many teachers and several parents. Their aim: to show the positive, transformative impact HGW has on students’ lives and what the HGW opportunity means to those enrolled.

The video can be enjoyed on the website.

it is a tremendous honor for a Washington area organization to be chosen as the beneficiary of the prestigious Federal Communications Bar Association Charity Auction. horizons greater Washington was thrilled to join the FCBA Foundation as one of two recipients of the 24th annual auction’s proceeds. generous bidding by the evening’s guests at the November 7, 2013 soiree netted horizons over $100,000. We cannot thank fcBa and its members enough!

Horizons national Video CHallenge

HGW Wins $5K

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Nearly 250 friends of Horizons Greater Washington turned out to support the organization’s mission, students, and teachers at the 2013 FIESTA!, which was held at the Mexican Cultural Institute. Spirited motivational remarks were delivered by keynote speaker Claudio Sanchez, NPR Education Correspondent. The fun-filled evening raised over $159,000.

FIESTA! engaged a Host Committee of more than 30 volunteers including Betsey Turly, Hollis and Neal Dittersdorf, Judy and Kenneth Bacon, Mary and Joseph Morgan, Ellen Teplitz, Hillary and Tom Baltimore, Claudia and Tim Helmig, Maisie and Austin Branson, Sandy and Stewart Bainum, Lindsey and John Akridge, and Mary Pat and Darren Alcus. Essential “people power” was also provided by the 2012–2013 Horizons Councils, chaired last year by Noreen Paul and Roxanne Little (St. Patrick’s) Charis Keitelman (Maret) and Yve Dinte (Norwood).

Party with a Purpose: FIESTA! Gala

SaVe tHe date! may 2, 2014

The 2014 Horizons Greater Washington Gala will be held on May 2, 2014. For sponsorship information, please contact 202-939-8885 or www.horizonsgreaterwashington.org

Special thanks is owed to Michelle Norris of NPR and the FIESTA! sponsors:

Corporate Partner Profit Investment Management

Gold Sponsor Choice Hotels

Faculty Sponsors Mary Pat & Darren Alcus Judy & Kenneth Bacon Brenda & Bill Jews John & Rachel King Jane & Esko Korhonen Thorn & Sharis Pozen Ellen & Peter Safir Time Warner Cable

The impressive—and lengthy—list of Student Level Sponsors can be found on page 14 of this report.

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Being selected for inclusion in the Catalogue for Philanthropy is a milestone achievement for a charity. Almost every non-profit organization in the Washington area is considered for the honor; a mere 365 pass the exacting review process. Since its founding in 2003, the Catalogue has raised nearly $21 million for its member organizations.

Horizons Greater Washington is honored to be one of the Catalogue’s select members for 2012-2013. The publication is a valuable guide to charitable giving, connecting worthy organizations with generous philanthropists. But there’s more! The Catalogue’s staff works closely with its members, to educate and empower the charities at no cost.

Students, teachers, staff: these are the backbones of Horizons Greater Washington. But the extra energy, enthusiasm, and impetus for our programs come from the dedicated Horizons Councils at Norwood, St. Patrick’s, and Maret. Horizon’s welcomes your involvement! Please contact the following people to learn more about how you can become involved.

Maret: Sally Sloan, ssloan20008@yahoo.com

Norwood: Yve Dinte, yvedinte@gmail.com

St. Patrick’s Episcopal Day School: Noreen Paul, ncpaul8800@hotmail.com

HGW Featured in 2012–2013 Catalogue for Philanthropy

School Councils: the Springboards for Our Success

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Financial ContributorsEven with the vital contribution of campus facilities from Maret, Norwood, and St Patrick’s Episcopal Day School, the Horizons program costs approximately $3,000 per student, per year. We would not be able to reach the number of students we reach, or serve them as well as we do, without the generous support of our donors. To each and every one of you, a heartfelt “Thank you.”

2012-2013 FouNDERS 2000 SoCIETyGifts of $25,000 & more

AnonymousMr. & Mrs. Stewart Bainum, Jr.Commonweal Foundation Fund of The

Community FoundationDC Children and Youth Investment TrustGovernment of the District of ColumbiaHattie M. Strong FoundationHiman Brown Charitable TrustHorizons National Student Enrichment

Program, Inc.Profit Investment Management

CoLLABoRATIoN SoCIETyGifts of $10,000–$24,999

Choice Hotels InternationalFoundation for Maryland’s FutureHarman Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. William JewsJohn Edward Fowler Memorial FoundationMr. & Mrs. John P. KingMr. Esko Korhonen & Ms. Jane KorhonenMr. Michael Lainoff &

Ms. Kathryn B. KincaidRichard E. and Nancy P. Marriott

Foundation, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Weir

PARTNERS IN SuCCESS SoCIETyGifts of $5,000–$9,999

Mr. & Mrs. Darren AlcusMr. & Ms. Kenneth J. BaconMr. & Ms. Bruce BainumMr. & Mrs. Paul DinteMr. & Mrs. Robert N. EcclesMr. Cecil E. FlamerMr. & Mrs. Benjamin GinsbergMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey KeitelmanMs. Joan KerriganMr. & Ms. Steve ClarkePitney Bowes Foundation, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Thorn PozenMr. & Mrs. Christopher RogersMr. & Mrs. Peter SafirTime Warner Cable

EDuCATIoN To LEAD CLuBGifts of $2,500–$4,999

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas BaltimoreMs. Joanne S. BarkerMr. & Ms. David BradleyDr. Wilfried Busse & Ms. Barbara BainumCityBridge FoundationMr. & Mrs. Peter ClareClark-Winchcole FoundationMr. & Mrs. Eric CorwinMr. & Mrs. Neal DittersdorfMr. & Mrs. Thomas DupreeRalph & Louie DweckMr. & Mrs. George FerrisNeal R. Gross & Ava GrossMr. & Mrs. Tim HelmigIntersections, IncMs. Haley KaufmanMs. Mary Kwak & Mr. Simon JohnsonLatham & WatkinsMr. & Mrs. Daryl A. LibowMr. Mark London & Ms. Dania FitzgeraldMr. Alexander LynchMr. & Mrs. Mike McNamaraMental Wellness OrganizationMr. Thomas Monahan & Ms. Sharon MarcilMr. Harold Rosen & Ms. Susan WedlanSt. Patrick’s Episcopal Day SchoolMr. & Mrs. T. Reed StephensThe Community Foundation of

the National Capital RegionMs. Nancy Van Duyne

FACuLTy CLuBGifts of $1,000–$2,499

Mr. & Mrs. Austin BransonUnited Way of New York CityMs. Roberta BainumMr. Peter Barrett & Ms. Katherine EpesMr. & Mrs. Bill BeckerMr. Michael Beriss & Ms. Jean CarlsonMr. Ian Cameron &

The Honorable Susan RiceMr. Daniel Covitz & Ms. Susan WertheimerMr. & Mrs. John DonovanMr. T. Vernon Drew & Ms. Leslie AucoinMr. & Ms. Squire GalbreathMr. David A. LiptonMaret Parents AssociationMaret SchoolMr. & Mrs. David E. MitchellMr. Ralph NelsonMr. Pier Augusto Novelli &

Ms. Christine Worrell

the horizons fiscal year is october 1, 2012–september 30, 2013.

Raising our Horizons Fund

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Mr. & Ms. Stuart M. PapeMr. & Mrs. John PaulMr. Frank Pietrantonio &

Ms. Diane L. MooneyPolitics and Prose BookstoreMr. & Mrs. Andrew RayMr. & Mrs. RodocanachiMr. & Mrs. Richard RosettiMr. & Mrs. David E. ShiffrinMs. Karen ShoosMs. Sally Sloan & Mr. Thomas HentoffMr. & Ms. Richard SpiglerThe JAKE FoundationMr. & Mrs. Patrick TurleyMr. Joseph WalkerWertheimer FoundationMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. Zients

HATS CLuBGifts of $250–$999

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C. AddisonMr. & Ms. John E Akridge, IVMs. Caryn AlagnoMr. Matt Alion-BlocherMr. Robert Alter & Ms. Alfreda AntonucciMs. Jenny BackusMr. & Mrs. Matthew BallengerMr. & Ms. Dan BarryMr. Dan Naatz & Ms. Cindy Boyle NaatzMr. & Mrs. Nick BradenMr. & Mrs. Thomas BradyMr. & Mrs. John BuchananMrs. Debra L. Clawson-JacksonMr. & Mrs. Daniel L. ComasMr. & Mrs. Michael DawsonDr. & Mrs. Stephen SmithMr. David Daniel &

Ms. Sally DunkelbergerMr. & Mrs. Michael DurneyMr. & Mrs. Richard EwingMr. Steven Farina & Ms. Ann RakestrawMr. Thomas Fishbein &

Mrs. Veronica Gomez-LoboMr. & Mrs. Ira A. FishmanMr. Ari Fitzgerald & Ms. Maria CarmonaMr. Richard Gervase & Mr. Stuart DeleryMr. & Ms. Alan GilbertMs. Mary Cornelia GinnMr. Jeffrey Goldstein &

Dr. Nancy GoldsteinMr. Neil M. Goodman &

Ms. Emily WhitingMr. & Ms. William GourgeyMr. Alan Gourley & Ms. Sarah BrownMr. & Mrs. Burton GrayMr. David Haartz & Ms. Marilyn FingerhutMr. & Mrs. Keith Hennessey

Mr. Christopher Hornig & Ms. Nancy Garruba

Mr. & Ms. Richard A. HoustounMr. & Mrs. Patrick HoyeMr. & Mrs. Douglas JonesMr. Steve Jones & Mrs. Tomi Fadeyi-JonesMs. Robin Kane & Ms. Melissa LavinsonMs. Abbe KaufmannMr. & Mrs. R. Bruce Keiner, Jr.The Honorable & Mrs. Joseph KelliherMr. Fernando LaguardaMr. Michael LangMr. Larry Harris & Ms. Maryanne LavanMr. & Mrs. Trevor LeeMr. & Mrs. Terry F. LenznerRev. & Mrs. Luis LeónMr. & Ms. James LoweMr. & Ms. Ned MandelMr. George Marcou & Ms. Karen BarkerDr. Alan Matsumoto & Ms. Susan MoritaMr. & Mrs. Michael MazzuchiMs. Andrea MeditchMr. & Ms. Hans MillerMr. & Mrs. Joseph Morgan, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Philip D. MorrisonMr. Robert Mudge & Dr. Ingrid CreppellMs. Katherine NixMr. Andre Bhatia & Ms. Irene PantelisMr. & Mrs. Nicholas PerrinsMr. & Ms. Robert PincusMr. Laurence Platt & Ms. Clare HerintonMr. & Mrs. Keith PowellMr. & Mrs. Craig PrimisMr. Scott ProvinseMr. Todd Purdum & Ms. Dee Dee MyersMr. & Mrs. Michael Putzel Mr. & Ms. Marc ReitmanMr. & Mrs. David ReznickMr. & Mrs. Steven S. RosenthalMr. & Mrs. Gideon RoyMr. & Ms. Edward Jay RubensteinMr. Lewis Sachs & Mrs. Whitney SachsMs. Ariana SavramisDr. & Mrs. Peter G. SavramisMr. & Mrs. Dave SchickMr. Walter B. Slocombe &

Ms. Ellen SeidmanMr. Walid Khuri & Dr. Eleanor Smith-KhuriMr. & Mrs. Arne SorensonMr. & Mrs. Daniel SpectorMr. & Ms. Samuel SterrettMr. & Ms. Alexander H. StoddardMr. Alan Strasser & Ms. Patricia HartgeT. Rowe Price FoundationMs. Marjo Talbott & Mr. Mark VershbowMr. & Mrs. Steven TeplitzMr. & Mrs. Mark TercekDr. & Ms. Vinod Thomas

BeCome a HoriZonS Corporate SponSorhorizons greater Washington welcomes the opportunity to partner with your corporation. among the many benefits for your organization:

• Extend the reputation of your corporation locally and nationally by aligning with horizons and its national mission

• Involve your employees and their families in customized community service opportunities

• Expand your corporation’s visibility in the philanthropic community

• Promote your corporation through cause marketing, brand recognition and events

for more information on how your company can align with horizons greater Washington, contact ash Blankenship at 202.939.8885.

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Mr. Nathan Tibbits & Ms. Suzanne GeorgeMr. Michael L. Waldman & Ms. Linda CoeMr. & Mrs. Darwin WalkerMr. & Mrs. Joseph WallaceMr. & Mrs. Bill WaltersWhitton-Spector FoundationMr. Joel Wiginton & Ms. Brenda CostelloMr. & Mrs. Michael A. WilliamsMr. Kinsey Wilson & Ms. Katherine TouartMr. & Ms. Hisao Yatsuhashi

GIFTS To HoRIzoNSMr. & Mrs. Jim AbdoMs. Kim AlfonsoMr. Montez AndersonMs. Montina AndersonMs. Susan AnenbergMr. & Mrs. Marcel V. ScoffierMrs. Lynne C. AstrichMr. Phillip AzerMr. & Mrs. George BalboaMr. & Mrs. Stuart Alan BarrMs. Caroline BoiardiMr. Dwight Bostwick & Ms. Carolyn LernerMs. Mary BrennanMr. & Ms. Stan BrodskyMs. Alexis BrownMr. & Mrs. Robert G. BurrowsMs. Margery ByersMr. & Mrs. Michael CantacuzeneMr. & Ms. Daniel Judge CarneyMs. Jen CongdonDr. Claire CooneyMr. & Mrs. Bruce CorwinMr. & Mrs. Donald CravenMr. & Mrs. Simon G. DavidsonMs. Karla Dobinski & Ms. Alexa Freeman

Dr. Judith DoccaMr. & Ms. Robert DoveMr. & Ms. Mikel FrazeeMr. & Mrs. Nicholas M. EvansMs. Arlene FeitFidelity Charitable Gift FundDr. & Mrs. Douglas FormanMr. & Ms. Chrisopher FortuneMs. Lee Foster-CrowderMr. Daniel Freedman &

Ms. Mary Anne HessMr. Matthew FruminMr. & Mrs. Narendra GantiMr. & Mrs. John Erik GarrDr. & Ms. Bruce Gary GellinMr. Richard Gittleman &

Ms. Lauren GreenbergerMs. Jacqueline GriffithsMr. Michael F. Hager &

Ms. Jennifer HowardMs. Xiomara HallMr. James Halpert & Ms. Karen KornbluhMr. & Mrs. HammerMr. & Mrs. Mark HansanMr. & Ms. Austin SchlickMr. & Mrs. Charles B. HarrisonMr. Caldwell Harrop & Ms. Susan SpockMr. & Mrs. Mark A. HellerMr. & Mrs. HelsingMr. Donald HirschfeldMr. & Mrs. Travis HollandMr. & Mrs. Patrick HolleyDr. Nakul Jerath & Ms. Sareena JerathMr. Scott Johnson & Ms. Gael O’SullivanMr. & Mrs. Hunter JohnstonMr. David Keto & Ms. Beth TomaselloMr. & Mrs. James KincaidMr. & Mrs. Leonard Kin

Mr. Bradford Koles, Jr. & Dr. Lee Kiechel Koles

Ms. Sheila KrumholzMr. & Mrs. Calvin LaRocheMr. Thomas Lenard & Ms. Judith DennyMrs. Rachel Levin & Mr. Mike BucklerMr. & Mrs. Martin J. LewinMr. & Ms. Steven BennettMr. & Mrs. Arnold Paul LutzkerMr. Patrick MahanyMs. Claudine MaloneDr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. MarkovitzMs. Katherine MathisMs. Megan McAndrewsMr. Patrick McManaman &

Ms. Mary PetersMr. & Ms. Laurence MeyerMr. Joel L. Michaels & Ms. Jennifer RusselMs. Karen P. MiddletonMr. & Mrs. Clayton MitchellMr. Jeff Myers & Ms. Lin LiuMs. Mary R. NashNational Cathedral SchoolMr. & Mrs. Michael NolanDr. Dennis S. O’LearyMs. Eser Ozdeger & Mr. Tim Schaffer Mr. & Mrs. Sandy ParnesMr. & Mrs. Marc PearlMr. Daniel O. R. PerezMr. H.T. Than & Ms. Kim-Quyen PhamMs. Anna PietrantonioDr. Jorge Pinzon &

Ms. Claudia M. CastanedaMs. Cynthia P. PomeroyMr. Jim Popkin & Ms. Robin GoldmanMs. Cynthia PriceMr. & Mrs. Steven PutnamMr. & Mrs. Tom Raffa

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Ms. Janet ResnickMr. William L. RiceMr. Marcus Rosenbaum &

Ms. Lyn IngersollMrs. Susan RosenbaumMs. Gina SacripantiMr. & Mrs. Richard A. SauberDr. & Ms. David H. SchneiderMr. Christopher M. Schroeder &

Ms. Alexandra H. CoburnMr. Timothy Shriver & Ms. Linda PotterMr. & Mrs. Alexander W. SierckMr. & Mrs. Rob SilvaMr. Daniel Silverman Ms. Shannon SmallMs. Lori SotoSt. Patrick’s Gifts for GoodsMs. Laura StackMr. & Mrs. Scott StraussMr. Scott TomlinsonMs. Brittany TouchonDr. & Mrs. Steven L. TuckMr. & Ms. Peter YeoMs. Karolyn WallaceMr. & Ms. F. Joseph WarinMr. & Ms. Franklin WassmerMs. Rachel H. Wilder & Mr. Philip LermanWilliam J. & Dorothy K. O’Neill

FoundationMr. Jon Wiseman & Ms. Shelley BronfmanMr. David Yockel

FIESTA DoNoRSCoRPoRATE SPoNSoRProfit Investment Management

GoLD SPoNSoRChoice Hotels

FACuLTy SPoNSoRSMary Pat & Darren AlcusJudy & Kenneth BaconBrenda & Bill JewsJohn & Rachel KingJane & Esko KorhonenThorn & Sharis PozenEllen & Peter Safir Time Warner Cable

invest in Student achievementChecks made payable to Horizons Greater Washington may be mailed to Development Manager Ash Blankenship: Horizons Greater Washington 3000 Cathedral Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20008.

You may also make a gift of securities by contacting Ash Blankenship at 202.939.8885 to request the DTC#.

Teacher Salaries & Benefits

Salaries & Benefits Admin.

Food Program

Academic Program

Transportation

Special Events

Admin. Operating Costs

Reserves

Foundations and Corporations

Individual Contributions

Events Income

DC Free Summer Meals

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2012–2013 REVENuE: $714,535 2012–2013 EXPENSES: $714,535

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STuDENT LEVEL DoNoRSJoanne S. BarkerCityBridge FoundationPeter & Teresa ClareRalph & Louie DweckCecil E. FlamerClaudia & Tim HelmigIntersections, IncHaley KaufmanCharis & Jeffrey R. KeitelmanMary Kwak & Simon JohnsonMichael A. Lainoff & Kathyn KincaidLatham & WatkinsAlexander LynchLesley & Mike McNamaraMerrill LynchMexican Cultural InstituteNicole & David MitchellThomas Monahan & Sharon MarcilRoxanne Little & Robert PincusNalini & Chris RogersHarold S. Rosen & Susan WedlanKimberly & T. Reed StephensNancy Van Duyne

SWIMMING PooL DoNoRSEmbassy of SwitzerlandGeorge Washington UniversityMr. & Mrs. Kenneth BaconMr. Tom Hentoff & Ms. Sally SloanMr. & Mrs. Terry LenznerMr. & Mrs. Nicholas PerrinsMr. & Mrs. Craig PrimisMr. & Mrs. Joe Wallace

GIFTS IN-KINDMr. & Mrs. Stewart Bainum Jr.Mrs. Adelaide BarrettBlackSalt RestaurantCalleva Outdoor AdventuresCapitol Movement, Inc.Coca-Cola Enterprises Bottling CompanyMembers of the Federal Communications

Bar AssociationMr. & Mrs. Paul DinteMrs. Nicole FisherMr. & Mrs. Robert FleishmanMr. & Mrs. John G. FroemmingGirl Scout Troup 4110

Glen Echo Park Partnerships for Arts & Culture, Inc.

Ms. Ursula HimaliMr. Michael F. Hager &

Ms. Jennifer HowardMs. Ann KayMr. & Mrs. Joseph KelliherMr. & Ms. LeMoneMaret SchoolMaret School Girls on the RunMaret School Girls on TrackMr. & Mrs. MathisMrs. Karen MelcharMrs. Mary MorganThe Mountain School Inc. Norwood SchoolNorwood School Girls on the RunPalisades LibraryParker’s Exxon

Mrs. Noreen PaulPlay-Well LEGO ProgramPolitics and Prose BookstoreMrs. Julie RayRidgewells CateringMr. Jonah ReinhardMrs. Mittie RooneySafeway MacArthur BoulevardMs. Kate SandakMrs. Hilary ShawSkatequest Ice Skating RinkSubwaySt. Patrick’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Patrick’s Episcopal Day SchoolSt. Patrick’s Episcopal Day School

Summer CampMrs. Ellen TeplitzTales2GoYoung Playwrights’ Theater

Grant a WiSH!Every summer, Horizons has an extensive wish list. We need new fiction and non-fiction books, as well as computers, arts and crafts supplies, beach towels and swimsuits. Call 202.939.8885 to find out how you can help.

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HoRIzoNS CouNCIL

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Charis Keitelman, ChairJudy BaconSandy BainumJean CarlsonAnne ChristmanHollis DittersdorfDania FitzgeraldRichard GervaseJoan KerriganSareena JerathGennet PurcellNalini RogersAbigail SchickRuth SorensonSusan WedlanSally Dunkelberger,

Dev. Director

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Yve Dinte, ChairLynne AstrichHillary BaltimoreElizabeth DupreeTomi Fadeyi-JonesRobin HammerClaudia HelmigLeslie McNamaraNicole Mitchell Kimberly StephensPatrick Mahany, Dev. Director

ST. PATRICK’S

Roxanne Little, Co-ChairNoreen Paul, Co-ChairLindsey AkridgeJulie AnbenderAmy CampbellKaren KelliherJamie LilyMary MorganGinger PapeJulie RayAntoinette RodocanachiMittie RooneyEllen TeplitzScott Tomlinson, Dev. Director

Horizons Council, Faculty & Staff, and Summer VolunteersFACuLTy AND STAFFTiffany AldosariMaria BarryErica BatesEmily BeckwithMonica BernalCaroline BoiardiMirna BonillaBen BostwickTimothy BoykinMegan BurleighWendy BurrJack ChristmanChristopher ComasIliana ContrerasAlison CrossNoelani DavisMarta Del CidMeghan DinardiMatthew DittersdorfPhyllis EdwardsMatt EganAbby FralinAnne FreemanArmstead GaliberRobbie GillKenneth GuerreroDahir HassanMaryam HassanHugo HentoffSarah HoranThuyen HuynhLindsay KaginDanya KattanRachel LevinJulia LiptonEmma ListerGina LorenzettiKaren MannEmily MarstellerMegan McAndrewsAndrea MillerRobert MirchinJoseph MorganShannon MorganThomas NaatzAngel NashShagarrian NewcombAntonella OcanaKatherine OrlandoDebra PakalukChristina PalancaJulie PfliegerLaura Petersen

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