Annual Report FY22 - Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester

Fiscal Year 2022 Annual Report

Find Out What’s Inside

OUR MISSION

To always welcome and connect young people and families to opportunies that embrace diversity, nurture growth, and inspire success.

Table of Contents

Pages 3-4: Who We Are & Whom We Serve

Page 5-6: Our Community & Family Support

Page 7-8: Early Education & Care

Page 9-10: Healthy Lifestyles & Behavioral Health

Pages 11-12: Academic Success & Fine Arts

Pages 13-14: Summer Programming

Page 15-16: Youth of the Year & Alumni Associaon

Pages 17-18: Camp Northbound & Disney for Kids

Pages 19-20: In Memory of Bob Marr

Pages 21-28: Our Supporters

Pages 29-30: Our Financials

DEAR BGCD FAMILY,

Last May, Bob Scannell celebrated 35 years of leadership at Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester. Over the years, our organization has expanded and grown stronger under Bob’s leadership. Despite the stresses of the COVID-19 pandemic, Bob and his team remained steady and resilient, unwavering in their dedication to our children, families and communities. We are still grappling with many issues of the past two years including mental health and learning loss in our youth, both exacerbated by today’s economic insecurity. Despite these challenges, our organization has been a lifeline to support the children and families of BGCD.

Our values at BGCD are Respect, Innovation, Support, and Equality, which is what you’ll quickly discover when you are welcomed through the doors of our three Clubhouses in Dorchester. I want to thank Bob, Mary, the dedicated staff, and supporters like you who value our commitment to excellence.

I am excited to begin the next phase of work as we expand our footprint in Dorchester and are able to serve even more children. As we say at BGCD, “We are stronger together!”

With gratitude for your continued partnership,

Lee Michael Kennedy Chair, Board of Directors

WHO WE ARE

BGCD offers more than 200 youth and family programs in the areas of education, art, music, career prep, character and leadership development, health and life skills, athletics, aquatics, social recreation, early education & care, summer programs, behavioral health services, and family engagement.

Here is what BGCD members shared when surveyed by the annual BGCA National Youth Outcomes Initiative Member Survey in March 2022:

CARING

99% of members said, “I enjoy coming to the Club.”

SAFETY

BELONGING

OPPORTUNITY

99% of members said, “The adults at this Club care about me.”

97% of members said, “I feel safe being myself at the Club.”

98% of members said, “People at this Club accept me for who I am.”

98% of members said, “I get to explore new things at this Club.”

WHOM WE SERVE

BGCD is committed to representing all members of our diverse community, and our DEI Task Force prioritizes equitable inclusion for all BGCD children, families, staff, volunteers, and board members.

PROJECT BIND

19% of our FY22 members had a disability or an Individualized Education Program (IEP). Our award-winning Project BIND (Boston Inclusion Network for Disabilities) initiative fosters the inclusion of youth of all abilities in programs Club-wide to provide meaningful opportunities for all children to participate and succeed. A unique partnership with the Martin Richard Foundation allows our members to participate in four seasons of Challenger Sports Leagues, Music Therapy, “Tween” Groups, Family Swim, and more.

ETHNICITY

OUR COMMUNITY

89% of our members were youth of color

of our members came from low-income households

42%

84% of our members lived in single-parent households

#WE ARE DORCHESTER

Since 1974, Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester has served the youth of Boston’s largest and most diverse neighborhood through an array of life-changing programs, offered at three strategically placed Clubhouses throughout the city. Currently, we welcome 4,000 youth from over 140 different area schools.

Dorchester has long been a gateway for incoming newcomers, and that tradition continues to this day, contributing to the vibrancy of this vital but underserved community. We are proud to serve and support community members from dozens of different countries of origin, and honor the languages and cultures of each individual child and their families. Other Club families have been here for several generations, and we believe we are stronger because of that blend of new and established.

FAMILY SUPPORT

In 2022, BGCD’s Healthy Meals program provided nearly 80,000 free, nutritious meals and snacks to our youth from urban, low-income households. Due to the increased need in our community with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and children’s inability to access their school meals programs, we supported our families by distributing an additional 300 food boxes during February and April school vacation weeks.

“I appreciate how much Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester cares about our kids by providing healthy meals at no cost” - BGCD Parent

LIFT (Lifting Individuals & Families Together)

The powerful bond between a child and parent is at the center of BGCD’s LIFT program. As a youth organization, we recognize that the struggles of a family cannot be separated from its children. Our LIFT program offers practical strategies for parents and families to advance their economic independence while supporting their children’s development. 100% of LIFT families set and worked towards family goals.

LIFT was launched with the generous support from the Ullian Institute.

EARLY EDUCATION & CARE

PROGRAM OVERVIEW KEY POINTS

BGCD is unique in that it offers Early Education & Care to infants beginning at two months of age through kindergarten enrollment. Early Education and care is not commonly offered at other Boys & Girls Clubs. The program provides parents with highquality, affordable childcare that supports the academic, social-emotional, and physical development of young children to fully prepare them to successfully enter kindergarten.

• BGCD’s Licensed Childcare Program serves infants, toddlers, preschool and K1

• Trained and knowledgeable staff foster learning in an atmosphere of play

• Extended day programs are offered year-round in Boston Public School K1DS classrooms

• Research-based curriculum aligns with MA standards and guidelines

The programs are licensed by the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care and are accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC).

HEALTHY LIFESTYLES

BGCD encourages Healthy Lifestyles among our youth through programs that promote healthy living, enhance life skills, and build strong nutritional habits. Our programs serve as motivational tools to provide the building blocks of working towards individual goals and making positive life choices.

Our programs include athletics, aquatics, wellness classes, cooking and nutrition classes, and mental health support.

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, BGCD has witnessed a decline in the mental health of our youth, coupled with a decrease in the availability of supportive youth mental health services in our community. In response, we launched BGCD’s Behavioral Health Services program.

A primary partner in providing these services to our members and families is Sevita Health. Together, we developed a program that provides social, emotional, and mental health support through individual, group, and family treatment on-site at our Clubhouses with licensed, highly qualified clinicians.

Our Behavioral Health Services and Sanctuary Space are the perfect complements to our long-running Healthy Lifestyles activities. Both are critical and essential support systems as we work together to help our youth heal.

ACADEMIC SUCCESS

KEY METRICS PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Our Education Programs support youth from kindergarten through high school and include enrichment activities focused on literacy, STEM, and college and career preparation. Throughout the year, the Club offers a variety of services designed to encourage, inspire and help our members develop stronger study skills, improve their academic achievement, and grow into lifelong learners.

• 99% of BGCD 5th to 12th graders are on grade level for their age.

• 95% of BGCD members said they enjoy learning new things.

• 94% of BGCD members expect to graduate high school.

FINE ARTS

We offer a full range of arts programs which allow our members to exercise their creativity while appreciating a wide spectrum of artistic expression. We offer a vast array of programming including visual arts, media arts, music lessons, dance, film and many other activities that keep members engaged, stimulated and eager to come back for more.

We encourage our young artists to incorporate their culture, traditions, experiences, and individual personalities into the work they create, and to celebrate each other’s unique forms of expression.

SUMMER PROGRAMS

Through our daytime Summer Camp program for children ages 5-12, our dedicated staff members engage participants in a combination of educational and fun activities! Members rotate through our core program areas throughout the day and also take field trips to museums, sporting events, theater performances, parks and recreational attractions. Members and staff take part in various theme weeks as well with fun coordinating activities, dress-up days, and more.

SAFE SUMMER STREETS

Our popular Safe Summer Streets program offers teen members ages 13-18 a safe and structured place to spend their summer evenings. Safe Summer Streets began in 1990 to curb escalating youth violence in our community and was the first evening summer program for teens in Boston, winning the national Honor Award for Program Excellence from Boys & Girls Clubs of America. The program runs daily from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. and provides teens with volunteer service and leadership opportunities, sports activities, arts and crafts, nutritious meals, and a ride home when the Club closes.

CAMP NORTHBOUND

Each year, our members finish off an exciting, activity-filled summer with a week at Camp Northbound in Bridgton, Maine! Camp Northbound is a time for kids to spend with friends while engaging in some of their favorite outdoor activities. Members have the chance to relax before they start the new school year. Throughout the week, members enjoy activities such as swimming, arts and crafts, ninja warrior obstacle courses, water tubing and much more, including some friendly competition Blue v. Green in a Color War. With the help from our friends at Camp Micah and the Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation, BGCD provides an unforgettable end to summer with fond memories that carry our members through the school year.

DISNEY FOR KIDS

Each August since 1992, our Disney for Kids program has sent Dorchesterarea kids on all expenses paid trips to the Orlando theme parks: Walt Disney World and Universal Studios. More than 3,000 kids have been on the trip to date. The program is funded by Rodman for Kids, and the many friends and partners who support their efforts. Rodman for Kids is dedicated to continuing Don Rodman’s legacy by providing members of our Club and our partner organizations opportunities and memories that will last a lifetime. Our Club members have an unforgettable experience visiting the different parks.

A trip to Walt Disney World and Universal Studios Florida is not a necessity, but for kids who have never been on a plane or stayed in a hotel, it is lifechanging. By gaining independence, making new friends, and visiting the “Happiest Place on Earth,” kids’ horizons are broadened, friendships are solidified and indelible memories are created.

2022 YOUTH OF THE YEAR

Meet BGCD’s 2022 Youth of the Year, Tina Le!

For the past 47 years, the Club has recognized members who embody our mission. In addition to being BGCD’s Youth of the Year, Tina was selected as one of four finalists for the Massachusetts Youth of the Year competition.

Tina has been a member of Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester for more than 10 years, and her favorite memory was her first day at the Club when she met the late Bruce Seals, a longtime BGCD staff member.

At our recent Alumni Reunion, Tina also had the opportunity to chat with BGCD’s first-ever Youth of the Year from 1976, Billy King!

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

In June 2022, the Club hosted more than 300 alumni and friends for a reunion that featured a basketball tournament in honor of beloved former BGCD staff member, Bruce Seals.

Alums regularly engage on our social media platforms, help raise money for the Rodman Ride for Kids, support holiday food and toy drives, tutor members, and stay actively involved in Club matters. BGCD alumni exemplify the character and leadership we value at BGCD and set a remarkable example for the youth in our programs.

Our Alumni Association includes over 500 former members and is still growing!

IN MEMORIUM

ROBERT L. MARR 1936 - 2022

Dorchester lost one of its most generous and loyal friends on August 7, 2022.

Among Bob’s greatest achievements was founding, along with his brother Dan, the Colonel Daniel Marr Boys Club in Dorchester (later renamed Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester) in 1974.

Bob leaves behind many close friends and associates from his lifetime of work with the Marr Companies, Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester, and the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston. His impact will be forever felt here at BGCD and across our community. Rest in eternal peace, Bob.

2022 FISCAL YEAR – Donors

$250,000 - $999,999

City of Boston - All Departments

EEC Stabilization Funds - ARPA

Liberty Mutual Foundation

Massachusetts Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs

$100,000 - $249,999

The Boston Foundation

Don & Marilyn Rodman Foundation

Jonathan and Jeannie Lavine

Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation

Michael and Linda Corcoran

Peter Hecht

Rodman for Kids

United Way of Mass Bay & Merrimack Valley

$50,000—$99,999

Bank of America Foundation

Boys & Girls Clubs of America

Charles Hayden Foundation

Friedman Family Charitable Fund

J.E. & Z.B. Butler Foundation

Janey Fund Charitable Trust

Josephine & Louise Crane Foundation

Massachusetts Dept. of Elementary & Secondary Education

Robert and Jean Sheridan

Tufts Medical Center

Yawkey Foundation

$25,000—$49,999

Anonymous

Austin Foundation Inc.

Committee to Elect Martin J. Walsh

Cummings Foundation

Harriet Bayley Trust

Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation

Joe and Sarah Cronin

John Hancock MLK Summer Scholars

Joseph and Mary D’Arrigo

Lee Kennedy Co., Inc.

Marr Charitable Foundation

Martin Richard Foundation

New Balance Foundation

Office of Food & Nutrition Programs

Paul and Jane Panariello

Schrafft Charitable Trust

State Street Foundation

Suffolk Cares Charitable Foundation

TJX Foundation

Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

$10,000—$24,999

Akamai Foundation

Andrew Dupee

Ballybreen Drumaville

Charitable Foundation

Bob F. Hatch

Boston Afterschool & Beyond

Boston State Community Trust

Brian and Tracey Driscoll

Corcoran Jennison Companies

David and Jacqueline Hughes

DCU for Kids Foundation

Deirdre Karle and John Hanlon

Dominic J. Ruscetta Trust

Doug Flutie, Jr. Foundation for Autism

Empower

eternalHealth

EVO Real Estate Group

Feeney Brothers Utility Services

Filene Foundation

Frank Reed & Margaret Peters Fund

Gannon Family Fund

Gerry J. Jr. and Joanne Morrissey

Granite City Electric Supply Company

The Ireland Funds

John W. III and Brigette DiNicola

Jonathan C. and Kristen Keith

The Kelliher Corbett Group at Morgan Stanley

Marr Companies

Massachusetts Dept. of Conservation & Recreation

McIntosh Foundation

Morningside Foundation

Nicholas and Tanya Laidlaw

Nirvana Health

Orville W. Forte Charitable Foundation

P&G Gillette Foundation

Pamela Everhart

Philanthropy MA/The Summer Fund

Robert and Karen Hale

Robin and Susan Monleon

Rockland Trust Charitable Foundation

RODE Architects, Inc.

S & F Concrete

Steven Crowe

Sullivan & McLaughlin Companies, Inc.

TD Charitable Foundation

Voya Foundation

William and Colinda Cole-French

$5,000—$9,999

Allen & Gerritsen

Alliant Insurance Services, Inc.

Bassick | Forbes Global Properties

Bernie Regan

Brodigan and Gardiner, LLP

Bruce Ginsberg

Burnieika Family Fund

Bushrod Campbell & Adah Hall Fund

Cambridge Savings Charitable Foundation

City of Boston Credit Union

Douglas May

Dwight and Maureen Peterson

East Boston Savings Bank

East West Mortgage

Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation

Eric Navales

Gaston Electric Company, Inc.

Gilbane Building Company

Gratis Foundation

H. Levenbaum Insurance

Hologic, Inc.

HYM Investment Group

James and Emily Hunsicker

Joe and Cindy Wickwire Family Fund

John Moriarty & Associates, Inc.

Katherine Craven

Katherine and Graham Foster

Massport Charitable Giving Program

Michael Sheehan

Music & Youth Initiative

National Grid Employee Giving Campaign

Needham Bank

People’s United Community Foundation

RISE Construction Management

Roger Gill

Scott and Colleen Carpenter

State Street Matching Gift Program

Stephen Affanato

T.G. Gallagher, Inc.

Target Foundation

Thomas Anthony Pappas Foundation

Thomas and Jen Weldon

Turner Construction Company

United Way of Greater Atlanta

$2,500—$4,999

Anonymous

Aisling Kerr

Anna’s Taqueria

Bill and Liz Weber

Brian Acton

Brian and Robin Potter

Bruce and Mercedes Rodman

Charles Cox Charitable Trust

Charlie Brodigan

CMJ Management

Commonwealth Kitchen

D Andrew Boch

David Marr, Jr. and Ms. Tessa

Olson Jr.

DBA Beantown Athletics

Dick’s Sporting Good Community Program

Eric Robinson

FMC Ice Sports

Friends of Bill Brett

Henry E. Niles Foundation

Housing Opportunities

Unlimited

Howard Cohen

Joseph J. and Gayle Corcoran

John Connolly

John Hanlon

Johnny Erickson

Julia Whitney

Kean Foundation, Inc

Kerr and Hillary Mone

Kevin Deabler

Life Instrument Corporation

Loomis Sayles & Co.

Macy’s Foundation

Mary Brown

Mary Doherty Cahill

Mary Sheehan

Massachusetts Convention Center Authority

Michael and Beth O’Brien

Michael Tyrrell

Mike Baldwin

Mutual of America

Paul Zurlo

Perspective Group LLC

The Philip and Tammy Murphy Family Foundation

Portside Real Estate

Regional Resources Energy Group

2022 FISCAL YEAR – Donors continued

Ruth Bello-Serret

Safety Insurance Company

Charitable Gift Fund

Scott Flickinger

Seaport Hotel & World Trade Center

Seth Klarman

Taylor Weeks

Tim Ranzetta

$1,000—$2,499

Anonymous

99 Restaurant

Adam Sarbaugh

Aimee Southworth

Alan Rouleau

Amanda Issler

Anand and Kiren Annigeri

Andrew Marconi

Bailey Foundation Trust

Bernie and Alex Haffey

Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital - Milton

Bill and Denise Richard

Bob & Lori Ruland Giving Fund

Bob and Cece O’Leary

BR+A Charitable Foundation

Brendan M. McDonald

Brian and Stephanie Falahee

Brian Mulkerrin

Brittany Elizabeth

Brittany Witherell

Bruce Hain

Carney Family Charitable Foundation

Chris and Patty Lamb

Coleman Feeney

Comcast Corporation

Concordia Family Fund

Cranshaw Construction

Daniel F. and Dianne Cook

Darryl and Patti Elliott

David and June Rokoff

David Marr

Dot Joyce

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Durant

Dr. Elizabeth Cronin

EBS Capstone Insurance Agency

Ed Meltzer

Edward Chapman

Eileen Cotter

Elizabeth Keeley Esq.

Elliott Physical Therapy

Forbes House Museum

Friends of the Club

Friends of Danny G. Campbell

Howard and Michele Kessler

HUB International New England

Ian and Maria Gold

Jack and Nicole Corbett

Jack Connors

James Hurley

James O’Sullivan

Jamie Gaines

JDC Demolition Company, Inc.

Jeremiah Toomey

Jill Werner

Jim Gallagher

Jon W. and Lillian Cronin

Joyce Strategies

Kathryn Corcoran

Kathy Barrett

Katie Smith

KDALY Communications LLC

Keith and Amy Barnett

Kelly Gately

Kevin and Susan Joyce

Charitable Fund

Kevin J. Joyce Attorney at Law

Kurt Johnson

Lauren Loschiavo

Laurence Miller

Lee M. Sr. and Mary Beth Kennedy

Louis Antonellis

LPL Financial

Lucy’s Tavern

MAC Giving Fund

Marcy Jackson

Margaret O’Sullivan

Marie St. Fleur

Mary Casey Forry Foundation, Inc.

Max & Madaline Broude

Charitable Foundation

Michael LeBlanc

Mike Joyce

Mike Massaro

Mike Rath

Neil and Kelly Scott

New England Patriots

Charitable Foundation

Northern Trust Company

Owen McConville and Katherine Merra

Paul and Kim Mahoney

Paul and Tricia Chapple

Prime Buchholz

Related Beal

Robert and Judith T. Norton

Robert and Mary Scannell

Robert F. Hunsicker Foundation

Robert F. White

Robert F. White Associates Inc

Roderick Ireland

Rorrie Mellor

Sean and Kaitlin Kay

Shawn and Anala Guertin

SNAVE Foundation

Stephen and Lisa Fitzgibbons

Stephen M. and Julie Driscoll

Stephen M. and Therese

Fitzgerald, PhD, MSW

Stephen P. and Cindy Marr

2022 FISCAL YEAR – Donors continued

Stephen Wessling

Steve and Celina Brunelli

Steve and Andrea MacDonald

Sullivan Insurance Inc

T.J. McCartney, Inc

The Bowery Bar

The Glynn Family Foundation

The Mourad Youth Foundation, Inc.

Thomas A. Gannon

Thomas J. Jr. and Rebecca Kenney

Tom and Kelly Fitzgerald

Tom Sparrenberger

USI Insurance Services, LLC

Veronique Riethuisen

Wegmans Chestnut Hill

Willa Bodman

William and Donna Gavin

William J. Jr. and Constance O’Brien

2022 FISCAL YEAR – In-Kind Donors

1855 Bar à vin

Abby Park

Aimee Southworth

Barbell 88

Barry’s Bootcamp

Bill Whitlock

Blithewold Mansion, Gardens & Arboretum

Boston After School & Beyond

Boston Beer Company

Boston Common Frog Pond

Boston Harbor Distillery

Boston Marriott Copley Place

Boston Philharmonic Orchestra

Boston Red Sox

Brandon Wahlberg

Brian & Tracey Driscoll

Bruce Rodman

Building Trades Employers’ Association

Burtons Grill & Bar

Cedar Grove Gardens

Charles River Canoe & Kayak

Charles Riverboat Co., Inc.

Chiara

Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street

City of Boston Parks Department

Commonwealth Kitchen

Community Rowing, Inc.

Coppersmith Restaurant

Cosmica

Dell EMC

Dependable Cleaners

Dianne Kelly

Dick’s Sporting Goods

Dominic Trupiano

Elizabeth Keeley

Emily Southworth

EVO Real Estate Group

Feeney Brothers Utility Services

Form Creative

Frank & Today Baker

Frost & Found

George Wright Golf Course

Glynn Hospitality Group

Great Spaces Real Estate, LLC

Harmon Golf Club

Harpoon Brewery

Harp & Bard Restaurant

Hojoko

Home Depot

Hub Glass Services, Inc

Hy-Line Cruises

IBEW Local 103

International Tennis Hall of Fame

I.U.P.A.T. District Council #35

Jake n JOES Sports Grille

James Hobin

Jen & Tom Weldon

Jess Wiliams

Joanne Morrissey

Johnathan Keith and Shelley Hoon Keith

John Joyce

Joseph Corcoran

Julie Ryan Photography

Karen Major

KBK Sports

Kendra Scott

Kevin Chapman

Kim O’Brien

King Arthur Flour

Kristen Daly

Laborers International Union of North America, Local 223th Am

Lee Kennedy Co., Inc.

Lee Michael & Maura Kennedy

Lenore Hamilton

Linda & Michael Corcoran

Lower Mills Tavern

Maine Forest Yurts

Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation

2022 FISCAL YEAR – In-Kind Donors Continued

Martin Richard Foundation

Marshfield Country Club

Maureen Ford Photography

Maureen & Dwight Peterson

Maureen Trifone

Miacomet Golf Course

Murphy Electric & Industrial Control, LLC

Nancy Woods

Newport Marriott

Nick Katsiroubas Bros

Normandy Farms

North Country Rivers

Novara

Ocean Edge Resort & Spa

Ooni

Operation Progress

Paul & Tricia Chapple

Paul & Jane Panareillo

Peabody Essex Museum

Phillips Chocolates

Pine Hills Golf Club

Pine Oaks Golf Course

Presidents Golf Course

Ray Bourque

Robert Bouchard

RocknRoller German AMC Community

Rodman for Kids

Rushleigh Cottage

Ryan Woods

Sacconnesset Country Club

SalterieOne

Seaport Hotel - Boston

Select Demo Services

Soul Cycle Dedham

Steel & Rye

Stephen Doyle

Sweet Teez Bakery

TD Bank

TD Garden

T.G. Gallagher, Inc.

The Beehive

The Gloucester Stage Company

The Koji Club

The Marr Companies

The New England Patriots Foundation

The Preservation Society of Newport County

The Steamship Authority

The Toy Chest at The Nutshell

The View Restaurant & Tavern

Thermo Fisher Scientific

Thomas Gannon

Timothy Wilson

Time & Cait Whalen

Tom Fitzgerald

Trillium Brewing Company

Valtran Mobile Storage

Walpole Catholic Collaborative

Wendy Callahan

Willowbend Country Club

Winifred Cotter

XV Beacon Hotel

Yale Appliance

Zoo New England

2022 FISCAL YEAR – Tribute Gifts

IN HONOR OF

Kitaro Allioth

Anonymous

Boston Bike Polo

Alexander Kado

John Fields

Shawn Tyler

Stephen Darnell

Eoin Cannon

Anonymous

Emily Lipman & Christi Conkling

Daniel Gray

JP Cotton

Greg Fortier

Laura & Steve Durant

Jacqueline Durant

Chad Hassey

Ann Drinan

Mike Joyce

Grace Hebard

This

Charlie Rheault

Rebecca Provost

Ashley Somerville

Anonymous

Bianca Urciuoli

Anonymous

IN MEMORY OF

Danny G. Campbell

The Friends of Danny G. Campbell

Frank P. Castelnovo

Annie Castelnovo-McMullen

William Cotter

Anonymous

Annmarie Grant

Conor McDonald

Donna Donati

Erie Contreras

Joyce Strategies

Margaret and John Gannon

Margaret Cahill

Matthew Rowe

Michael Laudone

Patrick Dorant

Sandra Adams

Thomas Gannon

Helen Danilecki

Jeanne Harrison

Martin Corry

Patrick McCarron

Helen L. Drinan

Tobin and Margaret Harvey

Donna Driscoll

Charles Cox Charitable Trust

Brian Doherty

Lawrence and Donna Bodony

Linda Keith

Johnathan Keith

George Kelly

Margaret Shaw

Danny Manning

Anonymous

Anna Flyn

Anne Finn

Dierdre Manning Scarna

Dorchester Girl Friends

John Graham

Margaret Doherty

Martin Doherty

Patrick Manning

Richard Christiano

list includes only donations made “In Honor” or “In Memory” of someone.

2022 FISCAL YEAR – Tribute Gifts Continued

Matthew McDonald

Mary Meeken

John J. McMahon

Anne Fancelli

Brendan and Dorothy Egan

Charlene Murphy

Dennis Mahoney

Emmett and Barbara McTeague

Glenne and Donna Bodony

Joe and Cindy Wickwire Family Fund

Judi and James Forti

Kathleen Mesches

Kathy and Bob Conroy

Patricia McMahon

Robert and Dorothy Dunford

The Philip and Tammy Murphy Family Foundation

Priscilla Paquette

David Jolicoeur

Martin Richard

Janet Forbes

Bruce Seals

Robert Hohler

Margaret Thomas

Martha Henderson

Vincent Wayne Tran

Annette Tran

BOARD OF DIRECTORS & BOARD OF ADVISORS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Lee Michael Kennedy, Chair

Robert A. Scannell, Jr., President & CEO

David E. Hughes, Vice Chair

Daniel F. Marr, III, Clerk

Robert Hatch, Treasurer

Maureen A. Peterson, Immediate Past Chair

Tome Barros

Larry Bird

Joseph J. Brodigan, Esq.

T.J. Burnieika

Scott Carpenter

Derica Carty

Kevin Chapman

Jack Corbett

Jennifer Corcoran

Katherine Craven

Tony Dang

Joseph D’Arrigo

John W. DiNicola, II

Therese Fitzgerald, PhD, MSW

Linda Dorcena Forry

Paul Gannon

Andrew Graff

Marcy Jackson

Elizabeth Keeley, Esq.

BOARD OF ADVISORS

James D. Blue, II

James T. Brett

Michael Brodigan

Gregory A. Connly, Esq.

Brian Driscoll

Dr. Stephen Durant

Paul F. Evans, Jr.

Jonathan C. Keith

Lee M. Kennedy, Sr.

Senam Kumahia

Hon. Stephen F. Lynch

Jeffrey T. Marr

Stephen P. Marr

David Marr, Sr.

Sean McDonough

Kerr Mone

Gerald J. Morrissey, Jr.

Michael O’Brien

Jane Panariello

Robert K. Sheridan

Aimee Southworth

Marie St. Fleur

Lynda Thomas

Carmelo Travieso

Mark Wahlberg

Kimberley Lewis Williams

William Gardiner, Esq.

Maciej Godlewski

Chet E. Homer, III

Barry T. Hynes

Brendan McDonough

Robin Monleon

June Rokoff

Larry Wahlstrom

Nancy S. Woods

2022 FISCAL YEAR – Financials

REVENUE FY 2022 EXPENSES FY 2022