Asphalt Green's 2012 Annual Report by Asphalt Green

ANNUAL REPORT 2012

Board of Directors Andrew J. Nussbaum CHAIRMAN

Remembering the Past and Building the Brightest Future 2012 has been an incredible year for Asphalt Green — one might call it our Olympic year, thanks to Lia Neal’s victory in the London Games!

Anne Donovan Bodnar VICE-CHAIR

Our successes are a reflection of our past: it’s a good time to remember some key historical milestones. Asphalt Green’s story is one of courage, hard work, and generosity.

Thomas Newman TREASURER

In the late eighties, George and Annette Cross Murphy were significant benefactors, establishing Asphalt Green as a nonprofit to help New Yorkers of all means, ages, and abilities enjoy the health benefits of fitness and recreation. The City’s former Asphalt Plant was opened as Asphalt Green — home to land sports of all kinds, as well as our incredibly popular Summer Day Camp. A regulation soccer field was soon laid, preserving 3.5 acres of open space where none had existed.

Patricia A. Saunders SECRETARY

Peter S. Britell Stewart B. Clifford William S. Eakins Kirsten J. Feldman Dino Fusco Rowdy Gaines Caroline Hribar Samuel J. Jemal Damon Pazzaglini Scott A. Rodeo, MD Bippy M. Siegal Albert L. Zesiger Barrie R. Zesiger Elizabeth Zuppone

Honorary Board Robert R. Cross Franklin L. Murphy, MD Mary Gordon Roberts

Then, in the early nineties, Albert Zesiger worked tirelessly to build Manhattan’s only indoor 50-meter Olympic-standard swimming pool. The AquaCenter opened in 1993, establishing Asphalt Green as a leader in aquatic sports. Knowing inner-city kids lacked access to swimming, we also committed to teaching tens of thousands of public school kids to swim for free through Waterproofing. The tragedy of September 11, 2001 took the lives of two beloved Masters swimmers. Their teammates and families channeled their grief into something selfless by creating the Swim for the Future Scholarship Fund. Over the years, with the generosity of many New Yorkers, Asphalt Green Unified Aquatics (AGUA) has become the most diverse swim team in the country. This summer, Asphalt Green sent five swimmers to the US Olympic Trials: three of them Swim for the Future scholarship recipients. Lia Neal made the women’s 4 × 100 freestyle relay team. She was the only African-American member of the US women’s swim team, and the second African-American woman in USA swimming’s history. Lia won a Bronze medal, also breaking the 17 and under American record. In my ten years as Board Chair, I have never been more energized and proud to lead Asphalt Green. Though we’re facing a major challenge to fight the City’s plan to open a garbage dump next to our campus, we will keep our promise to New York City. That promise is to build champions of all kinds, from fitness members who get in their daily workouts, to kids overcoming fears and learning to swim in Waterproofing, to elite athletes like Lia Neal. Thank you for being part of our journey. Please continue to support Asphalt Green. Together, we can make sure that the futures of Asphalt Green and New York City are bright, bold, and winning. With best wishes for a Happy, Healthy & Fit 2013,

Founders Annette C. Murphy George E. Murphy, MD 1

Andrew J. Nussbaum Chairman of the Board The Nussbaum family surrounds Olympic Bronze Medalist Lia Neal.

What it Takes to Be a Champion At Asphalt Green, we believe everyone can be a champion. Whether you’re a Fitness Center member, a swim or soccer parent, a Triathlon Club competitor, Masters swimmer, or a generous donor to our free Community Programs, you embody “sports and fitness for a lifetime.” That makes you spirited, special, and strong. For New Yorkers who can’t afford Asphalt Green’s fee-based programs, we offer free Community Programs and scholarships. More than 26,000 public school kids are exercising because of Asphalt Green. The kids we serve, our recess coaches and swim instructors who teach with encouragement and care, and the schools who partner with us: they are all champions too. They are embracing exercise, sport, and teamwork as essential parts of the school day. This year, we’re on our way to doubling our Recess Enhancement Program, which provides a safe, fun, and vigorous recess to more than 22,000 kids in 50 public schools from Chinatown to the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens. Waterproofing has nearly doubled as well, thanks to a partnership in the South Bronx. Our Community Sports Leagues have 600 middle school kids playing league-based soccer, flag football, and basketball. The importance of our scholarship programs was highlighted in the most inspiring way at the London 2012 Olympics when Lia Neal — our grandest champion yet — won a Bronze medal. Being a champion takes dedication, courage, and incredibly hard work, especially through setbacks. When Hurricane Sandy devastated our city, and all parks and schools were closed for a week, Asphalt Green’s staff and neighbors responded by rolling up their sleeves. We cleaned up our field and campus, and we were open for business within 48 hours. In the days that followed, we had hundreds of kids and families playing here. Just four days after the storm, we welcomed 870 New Yorkers to one of our free events — Asphalt Screams — for a belated, fitness-filled Halloween. A week later, we were asked by the City to give a group of foster children (whose temporary housing was still without heat and hot water) a place to shower and eat. These kids desperately needed some fun, so we did what we do best: we threw them a pool party and taught them recess games. I hope you enjoy reading our 2012 Annual Report. Thank you for standing with us. In doing so, you champion Asphalt Green’s pursuit of excellence and contribute to a healthier, fitter New York City. With gratitude,

Executive Staff Carol Tweedy EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Jeffrey Dorn CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER

Dr. Paul Weiss CHIEF PROGRAM OFFICER

Bryan Beary AQUATICS DIRECTOR

Nancy J. Belli FITNESS DIRECTOR

Jason Camporese CONTROLLER

Paul Culff YOUTH SPORTS EDUCATION DIRECTOR

Philip Donnelly MEMBERSHIP/ REGISTRATION DIRECTOR

Mitchell Glenn INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTOR

Maura E. Greaney DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

Christina Klapper MARKETING DIRECTOR

David Ludwig COMMUNITY PROGRAMS DIRECTOR

Thomas O’Connor OPERATIONS DIRECTOR

Deborah Piccolini Carol Tweedy Executive Director

FACILITIES DIRECTOR

Jeanne Yoa-Reese HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR

Helen Yu Opposite page: Team members and a volunteer coach from Asphalt Green’s free Community Basketball League. 3

FINANCE DIRECTOR

Talent, Perseverance, and Dedication

Celebrating Hard Work, Not Just Success

Albert and Barrie Zesiger have been major champions of Asphalt Green. The AquaCenter would not exist if it hadn’t been for their tenacity and generosity. When Barrie and Al were asked what it takes to be a champion, their answer was: innate talent, perseverance, and a huge amount of dedication.

Building Olympic swimmers takes far more than dedication in the water. Head Coach of Asphalt Green Unified Aquatics (AGUA), Rachel Stratton-Mills works with her athletes on every level. “Our ultimate goal is swimmers on the Olympic podium, yes, but we also want each athlete to celebrate the hard work, not only the successes.”

Albert and Barrie Zesiger, Board Members and AquaCenter Founders

Al Zesiger’s vision for the AquaCenter — and the many years it took to build it — also required talent, perseverance, and dedication. Barrie said: “Al believed in this so deeply that he never lost hope, even on days when others would have thrown up their hands and said ‘not in my lifetime.’ He got this pool built because he just kept doing his laps — with the City, Asphalt Green’s staff, donors, and the Board.” Al had been a marathoner; exercise was an indispensable part of his life. When his running days had passed, he began searching for a place to swim in New York City. Barrie recalled: “Al quickly learned that the indoor public pools in Manhattan were very small, usually in a basement, or both small and in a basement. They weren’t accessible.” What started as a personal journey for Al soon became about other New Yorkers. Al envisioned a state-of-the-art 50-meter indoor pool with a fitness facility that would serve thousands of New Yorkers regardless of age, ability, and means; and he worked until his dream came true. In addition to incredible fee-based programming, Asphalt Green has taught more than 30,000 children to swim for free. And on the competitive side, in just 20 years, Asphalt Green Unified Aquatics (AGUA) has produced its first Olympian, Lia Neal. 5

Al and Barrie Zesiger have led Asphalt Green to be the organization it is today. Now, “sports and fitness for a lifetime” is a reality for so many New Yorkers.

Asphalt Green Unified Aquatics (AGUA)

Her top teams work out six days a week in the pool and have four additional sessions of “dry land” training with expert fitness trainers in our gym. Lia Neal earned her Bronze Medal in the London 2012 Olympic Games through incredibly hard work, every day. Just as impressive as her splits, her character is something truly noteworthy. “Our swimmers are incredible athletes, and they are wonderful people. Time is a very tangible gauge of progress, so a swimmer can always improve their own best times. AGUA helps swimmers understand that personal bests also include how you handle challenges and failure — lessons that last far beyond the swim season,” said Stratton-Mills.

Recess Teaches Responsibility and Fair Play Principal Farid Reyes, P.S. 103 x, and the Recess Enhancement Program

Asphalt Green’s Recess Enhancement Program (REP) is in 50 public schools throughout the city from Chinatown to the Bronx, and from Brooklyn to Queens. For many kids, recess is spent either looking for trouble or trying to avoid it, when it should be providing 20 of the recommended 60 minutes of daily exercise. At P.S. 103 x in the Bronx, Principal Farid Reyes is one of REP’s biggest champions. The difference at his school is remarkable; kids learn critical thinking and analytical skills at recess that carry over into the classroom. “Students learn to follow directions, understand expectations, make decisions to maximize opportunities for their team, and to use the rules to benefit others.” According to a Hunter College study, REP nearly doubles the rate of vigorous physical activity for students, and incidents of verbal aggression occur four times less frequently in REP schoolyards. But Principal Reyes doesn’t need a study to know that REP is making a difference. “From my window, I can see how the kids are playing and working together. Through games, students learn to ask, ‘What is my responsibility to my classmate?’” Responsibility and cooperation are qualities of a true champion, and values that Principal Reyes brings to P.S. 103 x through REP. 7

Seizing Opportunities

Excellence, Scholarships, and Competition

Rob Betts came to Asphalt Green from the United Kingdom, where he played for a professional soccer club. Rob is used to the demanding schedule and rigorous training required to play at such a high level, and he now brings that discipline to our competitive Green Wave soccer teams.

Natalie Planes, a former Olympic contender, has built our gymnastics program into a fierce competitor on the regional stage. Our Green Wave gymnastics teams compete at Levels 4 through 8 of the USAG Junior Olympic Program and at other sanctioned meets. The boys’ program is producing athletes like Willy, who’s been training since age 4. Now 10, Willy wins every local meet, and he placed third in his level at States last year.

Community Sports Leagues and Green Wave Soccer

Rob also oversees our free Community Sports Leagues (CSL) soccer program for middle school kids who cannot afford fee-based programs. “Our CSL players didn’t grow up playing soccer, so we help them develop skills and foster a passion for the sport.” Six students from Rob’s CSL teams earned scholarships to play on Green Wave teams. Young, deserving athletes get a start on teams with their classmates, learning discipline, teamwork, and skills. After playing a full season and learning the game, the most dedicated and enthusiastic players are given the chance to excel in Green Wave’s competitive environment. Green Wave champions an inclusive, supportive athletic community for kids, giving everyone a chance to enjoy soccer at its finest.

Natalie Planes and Green Wave Gymnastics

With support from our generous donors, Asphalt Green is giving young athletes a chance to become star gymnasts with Green Wave. Scholarships enable children like Janasia and Jaheim to develop their skills and compete at the highest levels. Siblings, they commute to Asphalt Green from Harlem to practice. Everyone can get a start in gymnastics at Asphalt Green. Each year, our gymnastics academy program serves almost 1,000 children of all ages and abilities.

Overcoming Adversity and Moving Forward

A Fighting Spirit

Neil Cook’s very first job out of college was as a swim instructor. After spending 30 years as a Wall Street computer systems analyst, he came to Asphalt Green. A Triathlon Coach, he’s also leading our new Adaptive Swim Program for Veterans.

Shannon Gilden was a dancer for many years. Ballet was “the love of my life,” she says. No one can dance ballet forever, though, and saying goodbye to it was incredibly difficult. But Shannon has fought even greater challenges; she is also a leukemia survivor. Now in remission, she feels healthier than ever, and she credits Asphalt Green swim instructor Dmitriy Bushuev with introducing her to a new love: swimming.

Adaptive Swim for Veterans

Every Saturday, physically-challenged veterans meet with Neil to learn, and in some cases re-learn, how to swim. “I don’t focus on the challenges because I don’t want to take them to a place where they are focused on difficulties. My job is to move them forward.” Adaptive Swim for Veterans champions those who have sacrificed for our freedom. “We’re helping people do things they did not think they could do. We’re broadening the quality of their lives and experiences by empowering them through swimming,” says Cook.

Shannon Gilden, Swim and Fitness Member

There was a period when Shannon lost sight of fitness completely. Her doctor suggested that she lose weight to take the stress off her joints, and recommended swimming for low-impact exercise. Shannon never learned to swim as a child, so she had no idea that, as an adult, she would have an intense fear of the water. “It took me 2 ½ years years to master freestyle and breaststroke. Neither Dmitriy nor I will ever forget the day when, in Lane 1, I let go of the wall,” she says. Shannon comes to Asphalt Green every day. “I’m getting stronger and happier with each swim,” she says, “and though it will never replace dancing, it gives me just as much joy.”

Camp Inspires Teamwork and Friendship Summer Day Camp

Asphalt Green’s Summer Day Camp is designed to meet the unique age-appropriate physical, mental, behavioral, and social milestones of every camper. Through instruction in swim, sports, gymnastics, yoga, martial arts, arts and crafts, and more, campers at Asphalt Green learn new skills and acquire an appreciation for health and fitness that will remain with them beyond the summer months. It is no wonder children walk away saying Asphalt Green’s Summer Day Camp was “the best summer of my life!” Oriana Cerrud has a long history with Asphalt Green. As a child, she learned to swim and attended camp here. Now a high school junior, she spends her summer breaks working as a Summer Day Camp Junior Counselor. Oriana says that one of the most important things that Summer Day Camp provides is the opportunity for kids to learn new sports and make friends through games. “Summer Day Camp encourages teamwork and community,” says Oriana. In 2013, Asphalt Green will celebrate 25 years of Summer Day Camp.

Oriana Cerrud, fellow counselors, and the Teddy 6 group participated in the annual Coins for Campers scholarship drive. 13

Keeping Fit at Any Age Special Programs for Seniors

Seniors have special fitness needs to remain strong, agile, and active. Asphalt Green is proud to serve 300 New York City seniors for free every year. Our seniors prove fitness really can be for a lifetime. Twice a week, seniors from our long-standing partner, Union Settlement, look forward to participating in specially-designed classes focusing on agility, dynamic balance, strength, and flexibility. They also utilize our commercial machines with the help of our trainers. A majority of participating seniors consistently score at or above average for their age groups in fitness tests, demonstrating that regular training brings great results. In 2012, we also hosted Senior Summer at the Thomas Jefferson Park pool in East Harlem for eight weeks on the hottest summer mornings. Working with Asphalt Green fitness experts, seniors up to 87 years-old improved their fitness through water exercise — and had a great deal of fun. The joy of fitness was also present at Senior Field Day with the Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center in September. Volunteers from Ernst & Young joined our coaches and got 50 seniors practicing Tai Chi, dancing, and playing volleyball on our field. 15

Giving Back and Going the Distance Kyoko Kobayashi, Masters Swimmer and Donor Kyoko Kobayashi, a Masters swimmer, quickly realized that Asphalt Green is more than a beautiful pool. Kyoko travels from Astoria, Queens, and often arrives early for her 7:30 p.m. practice. Catching up on her work — financial translating — in the pool stands, she noticed the AGUA teams practicing. When Kyoko learned about the Swim for the Future Scholarship Fund, she made a generous contribution. “I wanted to support this excellence by giving back. I believe in these kids. At Asphalt Green, and through swimming, they realize opportunities they would not have had.”

Gilles Chaladon, Masters Swimmer and Big Swim Volunteer Since 2004, Gilles has been training with Masters. In the spring, he gives his time to help Waterproofing students prepare for their first big race at Asphalt Green’s Big Swim. Waterproofing teaches second graders to swim during their school day. Children who have never been in a pool before become deep water competent in a single school year. For Gilles, it’s a way to be of service and help others learn to love the water.

Fleur Sohtz, Tri Club Member and Fundraiser Asphalt Green has been a huge part of Fleur’s life. As a high school athlete in Brooklyn, it was where she became New York City Champion in two key swimming events. It is also the place she returned for triathlon training after spending five years in London. In August of 2012, Fleur dedicated her key race — the Alcatraz Sharkfest — to fundraising for Waterproofing in the South Bronx. In just a few months, she raised more than $10,000 to teach public school kids to swim for free.

Also pictured are AGUA swimmers Michael Domagala, Latrell Evans, and David Diaz. Michael broke the 200 freestyle National Age Group Record (Boys 15–16), Latrell graduated from Waterproofing in 2006, and David volunteers with both AGUA and Waterproofing while he prepares for college.

By the Numbers in Fiscal Year 2012

1,205,079 703,493 169,409

hours of fitness and play off campus

visits to our campus for fee-based programs and fitness

hours of free programs on campus

3,195

members exercised regularly in our state-of-the-art Fitness Center and pool

1,457

New Yorkers attended free community events: The Big Swim®, Asphalt Screams, and Recess Enhancement Program Field Day

165

Scholarships offered for Summer Day Camp and Swim for the Future

Free Programming in School Year 2012 - 2013

22,500 2,615 600 300 17

children at 50 schools benefiting from our Recess Enhancement Program from Chinatown to the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens children learning to swim through Waterproofing, including more than 600 students at New Settlement Community campus in the South Bronx middle school students from eight different Harlem schools learning teamwork and building confidence in our Community Sports Leagues seniors keeping fit through free programs designed especially for older adults

Asphalt Green Financial Statements year ended June 30, 2012

Statements of Financial Position June 30, 2012 June 30, 2011

ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents $ 7,045,743 $ Investments 8,260,565 Contributions and grants receivable, net 1,122,313 Prepaid expenses and other assets 446,474 Property and equipment, net 17,887,436 $ 34,762,531 $

5,447,940 9,310,600 1,814,946 563,305 20,681,101 37,817,892

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Liabilities: Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 1,060,661 $ 1,454,188 Deferred membership dues and unearned fees 4,663,081 3,976,344 Working capital advance 223,406 Refundable advance 500,000 500,000 Loans payable 368,229 1,499,479 $ 6,815,377 $ 7,430,011 Commitments and contingency Net assets: Unrestricted $ 21,815,165 $ 23,978,602 Temporarily restricted 3,653,926 3,968,432 Permanently restricted 2,478,063 2,440,847 $ 27,947,154 $ 30,387,881

$ 34,762,531

$ 37,817,892

Statement of Activities June 30, 2012 June 30, 2011 Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total Total

Revenue and public support: Program service revenue $14,706,004 $14,706,004 $13,579,336 Special Events (net of direct benefit to donors of $13,455 in 2012 and $9,685 in 2011) 460,921 460,921 485,129 Investment (loss) income (113,864) $ (716,757) $ 37,216 (793,405) 2,587,382 Management fee revenue 140,726 140,726 149,424 Contributions (including in-kind goods and services of $169,199 in 2012 and $16,181 in 2011) 880,471 893,964 1,774,435 1,327,550 Revenue from government grants 214,825 45,000 259,825 1,830,250 Total revenue and public support before release of restrictions 16,289,083 222,207 37,216 16,548,506 19,959,071 Reclassification of accumulated endowment earnings 0 Transfer of underwater endowment (179,112) 179,112 0 Net assets released from restrictions 715,825 (715,825) 0 0 Total revenue and public support 16,825,796 (314,506) 37,216 16,548,506 19,959,071 Expenses: Program services 15,336,529 15,336,529 Supporting services: Management and general 3,104,050 3,104,050 Fund-raising 548,654 548,654 Total supporting services 3,652,704 3,652,704 T otal expenses 18,989,233 18,989,233 Change in net assets before AGBPC pre-opening activity (2,163,437) (314,506) 37,216 (2,440,727) AGBPC Pre-Opening Activity - Revenue 1,337,554 1,337,554 AGBPC Pre-Opening Activity - Expenses Program services 857,303 857,303 Management and general 480,251 480,251 AGBPC Pre-Opening Activity - Total expenses 1,337,554 1,337,554

14,419,490 2,597,652 550,749 3,148,401 17,567,891 2,391,180

Change in net assets after AGBPC pre-opening activity (2,163,437) (314,506) 37,216 (2,440,727) 2,391,180 Net Assets - July 1 23,978,602 3,968,432 2,440,847 30,387,881 27,996,701 Net Assets - June 30 $ 2 1,815,165 $ 3,653,926 $ 2,478,063 $ 2 7,947,154 $30,387,881

With gratitude to all our supporters… $500,000+

$5,000+

Dormitory Authority State of New York/ State Senator Liz Krueger George E. & Annette Cross Murphy Charitable Fund

The After School Corporation The Barker Welfare Foundation The Carson Family Charitable Trust Jeanne Donovan Fisher Sandy & Burton Freeman Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP Samuel J. Jemal Wendy Keys & Donald Pels L.A.W. Foundation, Inc. Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz

Anonymous Adolph & Ruth Schnurmacher Foundation, Inc. Brick Presbyterian Church CityParks Foundation Con Edison Credit Suisse Americas Foundation Kirsten J. Feldman & Hugh Frater Gail & Roy G. Geronemus Elizabeth & Mark Gormley Allison & Jed Hart Hospital for Special Surgery IAC Steven Klinsky The Litwin Foundation Nelson Air Device Paul, Hastings, Janofsky, & Walker LLP Emily & Damon Pazzaglini Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of New York, Inc. Meredith & Eliot Rubenzahl Jackie & Bippy M. Siegal Trachsel Family Foundation Roberta & Arnold Ursaner USA Swimming Ante Vucic Susan & Carl Webster

$15,000+

$1,000+

Nealy & Stewart B. Clifford NYC Council Member Daniel Gardonick Goldman Sachs & Co. Caroline Hribar Joshua & Marjorie Harris Family Foundation, Inc. Amanda & Thomas L. Lister Marti P. Murray Darcy & Andrew J. Nussbaum The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Patricia & Paul Saunders Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Cheryl Whaley & Eric Aboaf

Patrick F. Adams Advent Software, Inc. Alexander W. Casdin Foundation Anonymous (2) Anthony Knerr & Associates Christina & Eric Michael Anton Aquatic Development Group, Inc. Arnhold Foundation, Inc. The Arthur Loeb Foundation Agnieszka & Witold Balaban Bruce Bensley Christine Beshar Dr. Jennifer N. Brazil Andrea & Peter Britell (C) Systems, LLC Veronique & Jean-Francois Christory Mary Ann Crawford Christa D’Alimonte & Flint Hobart Lena Diab & Salah Saabneh Roberta & Gandolfo DiBlasi Suzanne & Matthew B. Donohoe Susan & Jeffrey Dorn Marcia Dunn & Jonathan Sobel The Dwight School Elite Service Group LLC Elizabeth Economy & David Wah EisnerAmper LLP Rosemary Fanelli & Richard L. Hymes Alexia & Henry Fernandez Marie & John Fisher

$200,000+ City of New York Department of Parks & Recreation Valerie H. Delacorte Trust

$50,000+ FJC – A Foundation of Philanthropic Funds Barrie R. & Albert L. Zesiger

$25,000+

10,000+ Bloomberg Anne Donovan Bodnar & James Bodnar Deutsche Bank The Gordon Fund The Hyde & Watson Foundation Kenneth Martin & Christine Hepburn Foundation NYC Council Member G. Oliver Koppell Morgan Stanley PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Samantha Schreiber & Thomas Newman Jennifer M. Shotwell Elizabeth & Michael Zuppone

Laurie & Kenneth Freeman Drs. Christine Frissora & Scott Rodeo Anita Pamintuan Fusco & Dino Fusco FX Concepts LLC Goldman Sachs & Co. Matching Program Mina Greenstein Janet Harris & David Kornacker Eugenie C. & Horace Havemeyer III Kathryn & Jack Howard Sari & Steven Irgang J.A. Faccibene & Associates Diane Jaffee & David O’Brien Jay Greenwald Foundation Jessica Kahn & Scott Bieker Peter Kaufman Catherine & John Kayola Melissa Kerns Stacey Kinnamon Koeppel Auto Group Angela & Steven Kumble Langwater Foundation LeadDog Marketing Group, Inc Lend Lease (US) Construction LMB, Inc. Everton Lewis Tara & Jeff Liddle Kamie & Richard Lightburn Lionel M. Levey Family Charitable Trust Margaret Mellon Hitchcock Foundation Metropolitan Planning & Management Metzger-Price Fund, Inc. Madge & Martin Miller Thea & Henry Minello William Murray National Environmental Chemical Corp. New York Life Foundation Andrew Nicoletta Novo Nordisk, Inc. Gloria & Peter Nussbaum Jean & Bernard Nussbaum Paula J. Olsiewski & Dr. John Healey Jerilyn & Brian Perman Laurie & Mario Pisano Betsy & Robert Pitts Valerie Rifkin Ellen & Kenneth Roman Meg & David Roth Katherine Sayer Anne & Steven Schneider Amy Sherman Elizabeth & David M. Sherman Alex & Michael Shuman Julia & Rob Siegel Gavin D. Solotar Kate & Andy Spade Ellen Stafford-Sigg & Daniel Sigg Andrew Suzman Leesa & Michael Suzman Hugh J. Tilney

Timmy’s by the River Dr. Ira Titunik Carol Tweedy & Joseph Antonuccio Deborah van Eck Edward Wallace Lee & Raymond Wareham Pam Wasserstein & Adam J. Shapiro Thomas Westfall Laura Wilkes Stacy & Steven Wolfe Yorkville Youth Athletic Association, Inc.

$500+ Jared Abbruzzese Jan Aronson Azure Carole & Bruce Blueweiss Genevieve Boutin & Spyros Demetriou Susan & Richard Braddock Katherine M. Bristor, Esq. Angela & Jacob Buchdahl Champion Vending Janet Coleman Coyle Family Lois & John D’Alimonte Dorothy Davies & Jeremy Kramer Deloitte Philip Deutch D.E.W. Graphics Ann Brookman Dey Elayne Duke Deborah & John Evangelakos Margaret & Robert Fagenson Anthony Fingleton Maria Fisher-Timson & Kevin Timson Hope & Michael Fitzgerald Lester Friedman Nicolas Gikakis Lisa & Edward Gilligan Golden Construction Development Co., Inc James Grady Jeffrey Halpert Colleen Hardcastle Cynthia Hess Drs. Claudia Holland & Richard Crane Honeywell, Inc. Robert Horton Houlihan-Parnes Realtors, LLC Patricia Huntington Joanne Irgang Thomas Kahn Daniel Kaufman Lotta & Brent Kinetz Karin Kingsley Sua & Dr. Lane Krevitt Stacy & Tom Kuhn The Landtek Group, Inc. Ralph Levene

Carrie & Richard Lipsey Stephanie Lofgren & Craig H. Stinebaugh Helen Macfarlane April Marshall & Steven Clausen Dorrit Morley Julie K. Nacos Thelma Newman John Norton Nicole & Bruce Paisner Hao Pan Perri Peltz & Eric Ruttenberg Cecile A. Perrin Kyle Petersen Ruchi & Keith Pinniger Joseph Rebello Marsha & Steve Roth Beth & David Rothenberg Pamela Seymon & Robert Schumer Mari & Daniel Simkowitz Merry & Richard Slone Sharon M. Snyder Sol & Margaret Berger Foundation Charles Spetka Miriam & Jorge Suarez John Read Taylor, Jr. TD Bank Donna & John B. Trammell Henry van Dyke & G. Bruce Knecht Carla & Roland Villacorta Steven Weishoff John Welsh III Karen E. Wendelken & Michael Hartigan Catherine Yu-Mark & Henry Mark

$100+ Jo Ann Aaronson Danal Abrams Wendi Adams Admore Hardware & Lock Co., Inc. ADSPACEink Adventure Scuba Allied Barton Anaconda Sports Aramark Uniform Services, Inc. Nancy & Benjamin Aryeh Asphalt Green Triathlon Club Atlantic Tomorrow’s Office Australian Physio/Therapy Experts Jean Barber Richard Barsam BCD Travel Lorie Beers Veronica & William J. Beirne Ju-Lie & Alexander Bell Marilyn Bell Nancy Belli Heather Bellini Diane Benke

Jeffrey Bennett Drs. Ellin Berman & Michael Sheffery Fritz Beshar & Peter Lehner John G. Betz Nathalie Blachere Kathi Black Marissa & Richard Blackett Laurie & Robert Bliss Vivian Bliss Jack Blittner Laurie Block & Mike Wargotz Charna F. Bloom Alicia Bochi Ingrid & Grove Borgmann Danielle & Chris Boyles Debra Bradley Donald Brant, Jr. Barbara Brenner Saul R. Bresch Marie Bresnahan The Broadsheet, Inc. Heleen Brody-Lang & Dr. Jeffrey Lang Graham Brown Richard Brown Terryl Brown Lori Buchbinder & Raymond McDaniel Javan T. Bunch Lynne Burke Sally Butler Corinna & Kevin Byrne Chris Cahill Donald Caputo Neil J. Caraccio Nancy & Ronald E. Carr Michael Carr-Smith Consuelo Carson Richard Casson Aruna Chandra Joan & Norman Chase Kejun Chen Kenneth J. Chertoff Carolyn & Mario Cibelli Vickery & Colin Clark Allison Coley Patricia Connolly Stacie & Eugene Corcoran Corner Café & Bakery Gabrielle & Stephen Cornick Dr. Hayley Cort Jacqueline Cosme Claudia Costa Andrew Cott Kevin Couch Cecile & Lionel Crassier Ellen Cromack Noel Cueto Kimberly Daly Katherine & Costa Darras

Christine & Benoit Dauchez Karina Davies Delizia92 Dell Direct Giving Campaign Denise A. De Rosa-Farag Allyson & Ron DeMatteo Design Your Own, Inc. Destination DC Colin Devine Larry Diamond Erin & Chris Barth Dibuono Jeff Doane Ricci & Michael Doctrow Leslie Dodson Ashley & Stephen Dolan Ruth Anne Dreisbach Bill Driscoll Mark Driscoll Nancy & Michael Druckman Dr. Lewis Drusin Dr. Anne & Laurent Dulout Bethany & Patrick Duthie East Side Eatery Karen & John Einsidler Susan & John Eley Catherine Eltringham Andrew Embiricos Cyndi Esders Emilie Esders The Fairmont Copley Plaza Falcon Printing Graphics, Inc. Dr. Ira Feirstein Douglas Fenton Marcela & Sebastian Ferreira Pat & Jim Fingeroth Susan Finkbeiner Christina Fisher Nina Fisher Laura FitzRandolph A. Gary Flagler Haskel Fleishaker Aimee & Mike Florin Daisy & Kenneth Florin Muffy Flouret David Fowler Daniel Foxx Fredrick Goldman, Inc. Alice & Lawrence Friedland Linda Friedman Sally Friedman Rowdy Gaines Tom Gallagher Dara Genesi Gensler MarieAnne Giardina-Beckett, MD John Caleb Gibbons Simon Gilkes Faith R. Glazier

Adam Goldberg Eugene R. Goldberg Theresa & Keith Goldberg Mary Golden & Ken Handal Michael Goldman Goldman Copeland Associates, PC Goldman Sachs Community TeamWorks Mark Goldstein Beatriz & Adam Gordon Monika Graves Maura Greaney Erjena & Jeffrey Greaves Charles Greenberg Judith Greenberg Sister Patricia Griffith Kenneth Grogan Dr. Richard Grose David Grover Wassila Guiga-Lofti Cory Hagopian Daria & Jim Haines Peter Halloran Sheri & Michael Halsband Jonathan Hamel Jacki & Christopher G. Hamilton Maura A. Hanlon-Grossi Ronna Harel Ann E. Harrison & Vicente A. Madrigal David Hatz Marcie Hawley Joan E. Heath Hollis Heimbouch Caroline Helmuth Tina Henderson Susan & Elliott Hershman John Hervey Virginia Hilfiger Marcia Hill Jeannette Ho Deanna Holden Michele Hootstein Eileen & Robert Horton ICCS & Co., LLC Carole & Scott Irgang Sarah K. Jacoby Stacey Jaffe Sandeep Jain Michelle Gilman Jasen Anne Marie Johns Thomas Juliana Kathleen & Michael Kahn Eri Kang & Akira Eguchi Joan Kashuba & George Gosen Sheila Kastner Dr. Jane Katz Monica Keany Hansoo Kim Susan K. Kim

Kenton J. King Vickie & Jonathan Kobak Edward Kopelowitz Melodee Kornacker Jillian Kornfeld Jay A. Kranis Jill Krawski Robert Kreider Penny Kronengold Karen A. Kulpik & Michael D’Aquila Vivian & Chris Kunzler Lucy & Dennis Kuo Cassandra LaChance Denise & Paul Lachman Stephanie & Bradley Ladden Wendy Lamb Yuntao & Edmund Lan Carol & Alfred Landess Jane Dickler Lebow Sang Lee Judy & Edwin Deane Leonard Maryann & Raymond Leung Dana Levine Maxine Levy-Minieri & Dennis Minieri Cathleen Lienhard Royston Lim Kristin Lionti Melissa & Kenneth Litman Bernard Lock Long Island Gym Equipment Company Lovable Labels, Inc. Doreen Lum Amanda Luskin Sean Lutchmansingh Morgan MacDonald Macy’s Marc Magee John Maibach Robin Maley Mona Manahi Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP Dr. Ralph Manfredi Manny’s on Second Mansion Restaurant Marcello Tile, Inc. Claudia Marks Linda & Stephen Marks Elizabeth Marnul Carla & Paul Martin Dr. Lisa Martin Connor May Elise Mazzetti Beth McCally Carolyn & Stephen P. McCandless Heather McCrory

Debbie McHugh Julian & Ken McKenna Neal Mesnick Dr. Jordan Metzl Milburn Flooring Mills Theodore N. Mirvis Modell’s Mary & David M. Morris Stephen Muhlbach Arun Muralidhar James Nelson Robert Nelson Richard Neustadter New York Palace Hotel Elise Newman & Noah Morgan Francis Newman Jeanette & Kin Ng Gwen Nichols & Jordan Rost Tina Niedzwiecki & Darrin Pel Nutrition Energy Lesley Oelsner Peggy Ogden David Ogilvie Suzanne & David Oliver Stephanie Olson Robert Padilla Elena & Michael Patterson Debra & Nathaniel Paull Ashley & David Pertsemlidis Vanessa Peters Pfizer Inc. Coles H. Phinizy, Jr. Tebogo Phiri Deborah Piccolini Andrew N. Pierce Cheryl & Neil Pinchuk Dr. Martin Saul Pine Peter Pollina Mike Powell Cindy Power & Rich McKinney Precor Quality Waste Services Corp. Gwen & Michael Rawlings Kim Reardon Michele Reing R.G. Vanderweil Engineers, LLP Donna Richards Elyse & Ambrose Richardson Janice & Richard Roberts Elizabeth & Gary A. Rosen Kim & Richard Rosenbaum Yonina Rosenbaum Peta Roubin Daniel Sachs Safety Building Cleaning Corp.

Julia Sands Kathleen B. Sarg Jeff Sargen Karla Sarsekeyva Mary Schachne Nancy & Henry Schacht Dr. Elaine Schattner Dr. Mark Schattner Victoria Schonfeld & Victor Friedman Victoria Schreiber Harvey Schussler Anne & Bruce Schwartz Shanda & Jonathan Scibilia Mr. & Mrs. Robert Seehausen Dr. Gabrielle Shapiro Michael Sharp Julia Shepard Maria & Peter Sherry Dr. Carolyn Sicher Ryan Sieroty Harry Silver William Skutch Alan Smith Curtis L. Smith, Jr. Gracie & Craig Smith Soft Serve Fruit Co. LLC Fleur Sohtz Laurel Southworth & Andrew Susser Timothy Speedy Margot & Hoyt Spelman The Spence School Daniel Spring Susan W. Stachelberg Candi & Philip Stamm Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center, Inc. Benjamin F. Stapleton III Andrea Stavroulakis Diane Steg Trish & Seth Stern Leeann Stevenson & Andrew John Muratore Barbara Strobert Jaymie Sullivan & Joseph Kramar Lawrence Tabb Karen Tan Nadia & Yuli Tartakovsky Nicole & Wayne Taub Anne Cote Taylor Paul C. Thomas Tiffany & Co. Scott Tobin Amy Trapp Cynthia Trevor & Dominic D’Andrea Diane Tsakalakis Urban Athletics Aldo Uva

Amanda & Peter Van den Dool Josefina D. Vasquez Sonia & Scott Viglianti Kathryn & John Voltz Maryann Wainstock Lizabeth B. Weaver Kimberly Webb Michelle & Christopher Webb Molly & Peter Weinberger Judith & Aaron Weingarten Judy & Jerrold Weinstein Ellen Welsh Christy Wensley Mary Beth A. Wetzelberger Mark Williams Dr. Gilbert Wise Deirdre Wright Katherine & Timothy Wright Paula Wynne & Gary Holtsten Jeanne Yoa-Reese YOUTHINKWELL LLC Joslin Zeplin-Paradise Jingwen Zheng Mark Zibner Virginia Zimmer Mary Ann & Robert Zimmerman Jane Zimmy & Ronald M. Neumann

In-Kind $1,000+ Big Apple Circus Deloitte Consulting LLP Eli’s Vinegar Factory Upper East Side Courtyard Marriott WABC Paul Weiss, Ph.D.

Due to space limitations we have included only those gifts totaling $100 or more and received July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012. Asphalt Green is a tax-exempt organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. Federal Tax I.D. 13-6533158

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Asphalt Green is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to assisting individuals of all ages and backgrounds achieve health through a lifetime of sports and fitness. Community service is at the core of our origin and at the heart of our mission.

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