BBBS of NYC Annual Report 2018

Building leaders is our reason.

2018 ANNUAL REPORT 1

Turning Littles into leaders.

Becoming a leader doesn’t just happen.

It requires consistent meaningful experiences with people who embrace your potential.

That’s where we come in.

purpose integrity pride Building leaders grit impact

resiliency careers potential

Meet Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC

Little Xavier, Big Ben, Little Esther, Big Cymra, Little Breanna, Big Nisha

Our Values Believe in the Power of Mentoring Put the Kids First Be Excellent

Our Vision

That all children achieve success in life.

Contents

06 Learn About our Littles

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Daniel’s Story

Letter from our Executive Leadership

10

17

Sandra’s Story

Our Board & Staff

12

18

Michelle’s Story

Our Supporters

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21

Our Impact

Statement of Activities

22 Looking Forward

BBBS of NYC serves kids seven years and older, across all five boroughs.

Age breakdown

16% Elementary School

Gender breakdown 6

55% 22% 7% Middle School

Female

High School

55 %

College

Male

45%

Where our Littles reside

29 Bronx

28 Manhattan

%

13 Queens

2

Staten Island

%

63

of Littles come from single-parent households.

78

%

28 Brooklyn

%

%

%

of Littles come from households with low-to-moderate income levels.

71

%

%

of Littles have parents/guardians who have not attended college.

35

%

of Littles come from immigrant families, representing nearly 70 nations.

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Community leadership

is Daniel’s reason.

Daniel is a rising leader in his community and shows no signs of slowing down.

A senior at High School for Economics and Finance in Manhattan, he’s preparing a speech to promote his run for student body president. The nerves kick in, so he calls his mentor, Keith, for a pep talk. A week later, Daniel will make another call to Keith – this time to share the news that he won the election.

Keith has been Daniel’s Big for three years. He knows how hard Daniel has worked to get here: leading school clubs, achieving high scores on his SATs, getting selected for competitive programs and internships, and applying to colleges. And Keith has been

by Daniel’s side, every step of the way.

This election is not the first time Daniel has taken initiative to represent his fellow students. During his junior year — one that can be stressful for teens as they begin the college prep process — Daniel had concerns about the amount of homework assigned, particularly to students who took on the additional responsibility of caring for siblings after school. He fought for change as junior class president.

Keith was behind the scenes through it all, providing guidance and even sending Daniel a coloring book to relieve stress when things sometimes seemed overwhelming. But, it was a trip to Ecuador last summer, through a program called Global Glimpse, that really inspired Daniel to become a leader in his community.

He traveled to Ecuador for three weeks to meet with community leaders, perform community service, spend time with the locals, and learn about their culture and way of life. To take the financial burden off of his family, Daniel chose to fundraise the $3,000 necessary for the trip.

“Without Keith and his assistance and motivating words, I would never have pursued the Global Glimpse program. He is the Big that brings up my levels of self confidence.”

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Big Brother Keith, Little Brother Daniel

“

When I’m stressed out, I vent to Keith. He reassures me and helps me stay positive.

- Little Brother Daniel

”

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Succeeding in business

is Sandra’s reason.

On any given day, Sandra is juggling enough responsibilities to keep five people busy. She manages a team of underwriters at the insurance company where she works. She sits on the board of a foundation that helps send underprivileged teenagers to school. She is the founder and CFO of a consulting group that trains companies and institutions on diversity and inclusion in the workplace. She recently completed her MBA while planning her wedding!

Alumni Little Sister Sandra

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It’s a lot — but ­­ Sandra pours enthusiasm into every task, simply because she is living her dream.

Sometimes she pauses to glance at the life she has built and feels tremendous pride and gratitude for a few key people who inspired and guided her along the way.

Sandra was in junior high school when she met her Big, Cathy, a businesswoman in New York City.

She had never met a professional woman before, and the more Cathy showed her the business world, the more Sandra knew this was what she wanted to become.

After a few years of mentorship with Cathy, Sandra received a scholarship to go to boarding school in Massachusetts and then enrolled in Hamilton College. During her eight years away from the city, she met new people and gained exposure to new paths. When she returned to New York, she decided to give back to BBBS of NYC by becoming co-chair of the Latino Bigs affinity group. She held this position from 2012-2014, ensuring Latino Littles had access to positive adult role models.

After getting her MBA from Fordham University, Sandra quickly began climbing the ranks of the business world. She says one of the best things BBBS of NYC gave her was exposure — to cultures she hadn’t known before, to women in the workplace, to business, and to adults outside of her family or neighborhood.

“I was able to go from being a Little in the program and receiving scholarships, to being an established professional in my field and a board member of a foundation where I’m able to provide scholarships to other students.”

“

It’s a nice stage of life to be in, to be able to finally give back some of the opportunities that were given to me.

- Alumni Little Sister Sandra

”

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Alumni Little Sister Michelle

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Barbara was extroverted and confident — all of the things that I wasn’t. She took care of me and became my person.

She always stood by me.

- Alumni Little Sister Michelle

”

Giving back

is Michelle’s reason.

Michelle was experiencing one of the darkest periods of her life when she was matched with her Big, Barbara, who gave her the love and support she needed to turn her life around.

Michelle was 16 when she was placed in a group home to escape an abusive stepfather. At the home, she encountered more trauma, living with girls who were violent and aggressive.

It was then that Michelle became deeply depressed.

Michelle was soon assigned a therapist, who referred her to BBBS of NYC’s mentoring program, where Michelle met Barbara.

Barbara became Michelle’s staunchest advocate. She provided a refuge from the sadness and loneliness Michelle felt at the group home and loved Michelle without judgment or conditions.

With Barbara’s guidance and support, Michelle became more confident and hopeful, focusing on school. She eventually became the first person in the history of the group home to graduate from high school and pursue higher education.

When considering her major, Michelle thought back to the people who had the most positive impact on her life. In the years that followed, she earned a bachelor’s in social work from SUNY Stony Brook and a master’s in social work from NYU. After counseling children who were victims of abuse for several years, she decided that she wanted to make a difference on a larger scale and went back to school for her law degree.

Now a seasoned lawyer in Florida, Michelle advocates for victims of abuse. But she has never lost ties to New York City or to BBBS. She often returns to speak at group homes for children, hoping to give them the same hope for their future that Barbara — and BBBS of NYC — gave her. And, of course, she has continued to stay in touch with Barbara, her lifelong Big Sister.

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Our Impact

5,928

children served through 1:1 and group mentoring, and career and educational programming.

Little Brother Warren, Big Brother Ben

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98 %

98 %

130,297

of high school seniors graduated.

hours of mentoring provided.

92 %

71 %

2,000 +

were promoted to the next grade.

who graduated high school were accepted into college.

of graduating high schoolers will become the first in their family to attend college.

After

1 year

of mentoring...

hours of education programming and career exploration provided.

80%

of Littles reported developing leadership skills and 82% understood the importance of helping others in their communities.

70%

of Littles who failed at least one core subject stabilized or improved their grade.

Bigs and Littles set SMART * goals to prepare Littles for college and successful futures. After one year of mentoring...

82

%

of academic goals were nearly or fully achieved.

81

%

of professionalism goals were nearly or fully achieved.

* Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Timely

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Letter from our

Executive Leadership Every day, we welcome new Littles into our community with the hopes of igniting their potential.

This compassion and commitment empowered us to widen our reach and deepen our impact in 2018. Still, we have our eye on the future, as we’re introducing a series of innovative programs that expand our focus, enrich our impact, and establish more young leaders.

Bigs in Blue creates mentorship opportunities between NYC officers from local precincts and underserved middle school students, cultivating positive conversations and creating change.

Big Pride connects children in the LGBTQ+ community with thoughtful mentorship. Our partner organizations support LGBTQ+ youth and provide services such as counseling, drop-in sessions, and group discussions.

College Success advises Littles on course enrollment, time management, career readiness, and more – building leadership skills and empowering participants to thrive on campus.

We’re honored to represent an organization that turns passion into action – and turns Littles into leaders. A heartfelt thank you to our donors, whose generosity brings our work to life. With your continued support, we’ll build the next generation of our city’s leaders together.

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Laura Parsons, Psy. D.

Erin Scanlon

Jon May

Board Chairman

Board President

Interim Executive Director

Board members enjoying BBBS of NYC’s Walk for the Kids event

Our Board & Staff Senior Leadership

Officers

Trustees

Trustees Emeriti

Jon May Interim Executive Director

Laura Parsons, Psy.D. Chairman

Anthony Abenante

Richard T. Anderson

Joseph S. Allerhand

Philip F. Bleser

Edward L. Gardner Chairman Emeritus

Matt Borstein

Francis Carling

Erin Scanlon President

Craig Clay

Lucy Lopez Executive Vice President

W. Don Cornwell

Elliot Berger Chief Development Officer Charles Bozian Chief Administrative Officer Michael Coughlin Chief Program Officer Jeff Elgart Chief Corporate Officer Gerri Thomas Chief Communications Officer

Gerald L. Hassell Vice Chairman Adalbert von Gontard, Jr. Vice Chairman Jonathan Bram Vice President

Affinity Groups

Paul N. Glickman Vice President

Asian Mentoring Committee Jenny Mai

Thomas R. Grossman Vice President

Big Pride Chris Porras, Danny Walton Bigs United Brittany Gilmore, David Hamilton Latino Bigs Elba Arango Young Professionals Committee Ben Smithee, Lindsey Brown

Kenneth J. Knuckles Vice President

Greg Braca Michael Conway Reuben S. Daniels Diane D’Erasmo John Dowd

Robert L. Frome Peter J. Holzer Steve Moore Robert Moss Peter Pollack Rudolph J. Santoro

Steven M. Durels

Spyros Skouras

Jonathan (Jody) Durst

Marva Smalls

Bill Edwards

Tawana Tibbs

David W. Florence

Lawrence J. Toal

Roger S. Goodell

Beverly Benz Treuille

Jared L. Landaw Andrew Lipman Dan Massoni Barbara Mendelson Daniel R. Milberg Sky Milch

Judy A. Weill Thomas G. Wyman

Advisory Council Luis F. Barragan

Katherine C. Linder Vice President

Christopher Neidow

Yvonne Liu Vice President

Abby Parsonnet

Jon May Vice President

James Rapp

Lee J. Miner

Michael Rodriguez

Susan Moultrie

Charles G. Posternak Vice President

David Rosewater

Joyce Mullins-Jackson

Marsha P. Roth

Trevor Mundt

John E. Waldron Vice President

Diego Scotti

Michael Rosenthal

Philip Seskin

James Warner

Ash Gupta Treasurer Sheila Wolf Freiman Secretary Daniel J. McSwiggan General Counsel

Anthony Orso Steve Pozycki

Kate Snow J Michael Stanley

Mark A. DeRugeriis Martin Freiman Philip L. Milstein

Cheryle A. Wills

Sy Sternberg Frederick O. Terrell Glen Weiss

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Our Supporters Corporate & Foundation Supporters Chairman’s Circle

$100,000+

American Express Bloomberg Philanthropies BNY Mellon Charles R. and Winifred R. Weber Foundation The Clark Foundation Credit Suisse Goldman Sachs & Co. The Liu Foundation Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. TD Bank

Champions

$50,000-$99,999 Allran Electric of NY LLC CBRE CBS Television Network Cravath, Swaine & Moore Deloitte & Touche LLP Gorjana Gray Foundation The Hagedorn Fund JLL Moody’s Foundation National Football League Oath PepsiCo, Inc. Phase 3 Interiors Verizon Foundation William E. Simon Foundation, Inc.

Leaders

$20,000-$49,999 Allen & Overy LLP Alliance Building Services AlphaSights The Barker Welfare Foundation Big Brothers Big Sisters of America BlackRock Brookfield Property Group LLC Cahill Gordon & Reindel LLP Cantor Fitzgerald Securities Charities Aid Foundation of America - Nike Ever Higher Fund Charles A. Frueauff Foundation Citigroup, Inc. Cleary, Gotlieb, Steen & Hamilton Consolidated Edison, Inc. Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. Dash Financial Technologies LLC Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP Debevoise & Plimpton LLP Donnelley Financial Solutions The Durst Organization, Inc. Emmet, Marvin & Martin, LLP Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP FTI Consulting, Inc. George Lucas Family Foundation Greenberg Traurig, LLP Himan Brown Charitable Trust The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Indus Capital Partners, LLC Infor (US), Inc. Jewish Communal Fund JPMorgan Chase Kirkland & Ellis LLP Korean American Community Foundation, Inc.

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KPMG LLP Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP Latham & Watkins LLP Legg Mason & Co., LLC Lyrical Asset Management LP McKinsey & Company Merrill Lynch Morgan Stanley The Morrison & Foerster Foundation Morrison & Foerster LLP Mount Sinai Health System New Line Structures & Development LLC New York Life Foundation Newmark Knight Frank The Nielsen Company Northrop Grumman Corporation One Jeanswear Group OPI Construction Pfizer Inc. Promontory Financial Group PwC The Related Companies, LP REP Hudson Yards Richmond County Savings Foundation Rockefeller Group International, Inc. Rudin Management Co., Inc. RXR Realty Save the Starfish Foundation The Seskin Family Fund Simpson Thacher & Bartlett SJP Properties Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP SL Green Realty Corp.

Sterling National Bank Two Lights Foundation Inc. Viacom International, Inc./MTV Networks/Nickelodeon Visa, Inc. Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP WellCare Willis Foundation

Pillars

$10,000-$19,999

Acore Capital Alston & Bird LLP Amergy Electric American Eagle Outfitters Foundation AmTrust Title Anchin, Block & Anchin Ariel Investments, LLC Bleu Blanc Rouge Foundation BRF Aggressive LLC Bryan Cave LLP BTIG, LLC Capital One Cassin & Cassin LLP Chapman and Cutler LLP Charles River Associates Chatham Financial Cipriani USA Inc. Clifford Chance US LLP Clyde & Rena Holland Family Office, LLC Consulting & Testing Services, Inc. Continental Marble Inc. Debra and Kenneth Caplan Foundation Dentons Desmarais LLP Deutsche Bank DiFazio Electric Inc. The Donaldson Organization

For the year ended June 30, 2018

Eastdil Secured, LLC The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation Edrington Americas Epstein Becker Borsody & Green P.C. Ernst & Young, LLP Fidelity National Title Insurance Company FIMF, Inc. First Data Corporation GTIS Partners H2 Capital Partners Haynes and Boone LLP Hilton Hotels Corporation Hospital for Special Surgery Hudson Painting Associates The Hyde and Watson Foundation Innisfree M & A Incorporated JAD Corporation of America The Jana Foundation Joele Frank, Wilkinson Brimmer Katcher The John L. and Sue Ann Weinberg Foundation Joyce and George Wein Foundation Julie & Frank Cohen Family Foundation Kekst and Company, Incorporated Kelley Drye & Warren LLP Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, PC Korn Ferry International KPF Foundation Laurence and Sandi Gluck Charitable Foundation Loffredo Brooks Architects, PC M & T Bank MacKenzie Partners, Inc. Madison Realty Capital The Margaret & Daniel Loeb - Third Point Foundation Marie Fauth Charitable Fund Mark43, Inc. Medialink LLC Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy Milberg Factors, Inc. MJR Foundation LLC/ Marc J. Rowan New York Life Insurance Co. Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP PDI Penso Advisors LLC Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP Platinum Maintenance Services Corp.

The Port Authority of NY & NJ Proskauer Rose LLP Protiviti Inc. Providence Equity Partners LLC Prudential Insurance Company Raymond James RFR Holding LLC Rialto Capital Advisors, LLC Rose M. Badgeley Residuary Charitable Trust Ryan Specialty Group, LLC Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation Inc. Sarah I. Schieffelin Residuary Trust Savills Studley, Inc. Schindler Elevator Corporation Sony Corporation of America Stagecoach Partners, LLC Standard Industries Starwood Property Trust Stawski Partners Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP The Sue and Eugene Mercy, Jr. Foundation

T&M Protection Resources Temasek Holdings Tener Consulting Services LLC The Topper Foundation Total Quality Fire & Security Inc. Tri-Star Construction Corp.

Turner Construction Co. Ultra GC Inc. Vanbarton Group Vineyard Vines, LLC Vornado Realty Trust Watermill Trading Webster Bank The Wendy’s Company Whip Fundraising White & Case Winston & Strawn LLP Anonymous (1)

Partners

$5,000-$9,999 26 Dot Two, LLC Air Stream Air Conditioning Corporation AMC Networks Arbor Realty SR, Inc. Assured Guaranty Corp.

Bank Hapoalim BDO USA, LLP Belvedere Property Management LLC Benchmark Builders, Inc. Benjamin Maintenance Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossman LLP The Blackstone Group Brookbridge Consulting Services, Inc. Buzzfeed The Capital Group Companies The Capital Markets Company Carter, Ledyard & Milburn CCNY Construction Inc. Charitable Foundation in honor of Linda Lou Charles S. Keene Foundation Citizens Icon Management LLC CLSA Comcast Corporation CVS Corporation Discovery Communications Dontzin Nagy & Fleissig LLP Eastern Advisors Capital Group, LLC eBay Foundation The Edward and Dorothy Perkins Foundation EisnerAmper LLP Elkus Manfredi Architects, LTD. Emigrant Bank Empire State Realty Trust EvensonBest LLC Exec-Comm LLC Friedman LLP G III Apparel Group, Ltd. GEICO Cares Gladstein Family Foundation Halstead Property Development Marketing, LLC Harbour Mechanical Corp.

Harvest Management HFF Hillmann Consulting, LLC Horizon Media HSBC Hudson Pacific Properties Hugh O’Kane Electrical Company, Inc. IBM Employee Services Center

IDB Bank Innovant Jack Resnick & Sons, Inc. JCDecaux North America JVS Restoration Inc. Kasowitz Family Foundation, Inc. Kliegerman Associates Lacor Mechanical Systems, Inc. Laura J. Niles Foundation Lazard Freres & Co. Leonard and Judy Lauder Fund Lotus Bakeries The Madison Square Garden Co. Major League Baseball Charities, Inc. The Martha Mertz Foundation, Inc. May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation Metropolitan Commercial Bank The Miami Foundation Modern Office Systems, LLC Morrow Sodali MSA Security Nakash Family Foundation National Basketball Association New York Mets New York Plumbing, Heating & Cooling Corp.

NYC Foundation Okapi Partners Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP PAL Environmental Safety Corp.

Pavarini McGovern LLC PBC USA Pershing Square Capital Management, L.P. Pircher Nichols & Meeks PLM Foundation Pritchard Industries, Inc. Rainbow Media Holdings The Richard & Iris Abrons Foundation, Inc. RNC Industries Rosenthal & Rosenthal Inc. Ross Aronstam & Moritz LLP RSM US LLP Santander Bank Foundation SecurAmerica Seyfarth Shaw LLP Sidley Austin Brown & Wood LLP Siebert Cisneros Shank & Co. LLC Silverstein Properties, Inc. The Smithee Group St. Vincent De Paul Foundation Structure Tone, Inc. Suffolk Cares Charitable Foundation, Inc. The Switzer Group, Inc. The Theodore H. Barth Foundation TIG Advisors LLC Tito’s Handmade Vodka Tulla Contracting Corporation Venable Foundation Ventas Charitable Foundation Vidaris Inc. Waldorf Demolition Wells Fargo Bank WeWork The Wilson and Lili Ervin Charitable Fund

Mentors

$2,000-$4,999

AKF Group LLC Bank of America BankUnited Bateman Group Bet Yosef Foundation The Billy Garfield Scholarship Fund The Camuto Group CapCo Centerview Partners LLC Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi, PC

Cirocco and Ozzimo, Inc. CIT Commercial Services Citizens Bank City National Bank Clear Thinking Group ClearBridge Advisors Columbia Filters, Inc. Comlinkdata Comprehensive Health Management Computershare Cyruli Shanks Hart & Zizmor LLP Davood & Tamara Zar Family Foundation Deupree Family Foundation Directions Studio LLC Eagan Family Foundation, Inc. Earthshare NYC East West Bank EDM USA, Inc. Environmental Building Solutions, LLC Fabbrica Firecom, Inc. Firecraft of New York, Inc. Fred Alger Management, Inc. GenServe Inc. Gensler Geodis The Gershwind Foundation Godsell Construction Corp Goldman Harris LLC Gordon H. Smith Corporation Greenberg, Trager & Herbst, LLP Greenlight Capital Inc. Hahn & Hessen LLP Hartz Mountain Industries, Inc. The Ideal Supply Co. Investors Bank IUOE Local Union 94 Jassin Consulting Group The John and Kathleen Schreiber Fund JSCS (Jam Sewer Cleaning Service Inc) K & S Industrial Corporation Kaplan Law Group Kasirer Consulting Key Food Kowitz Family Foundation Lafayette Glass Company The Landis Group Lee & Associates NYC The Litwin Foundation Loeb & Loeb LLP LSC Communications M & S Mechanical Manhattan Associates Mazars USA LLP M-E Vogel Taylor Engineers P.C. Merchant Factors Corp.

Meridian Capital Group, LLC MG Engineering D.P.C. Milo Kleinberg Design Associates, Inc. Moelis & Company Charitable Fund Moody’s Analytics Mosto Technologies Inc. Mutual of America Life Insurance Company The New York Community Trust Nixon Peabody LLP Open Society Institute Otis Elevator Company Pace Cares Corp Paratus Group II, Inc. Park Madison Partners Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Tyler LLP Pioneer Acquistions, LLC PMX Agency The Pratt Family Foundation Rizzo Group Robert M. Currey & Associates, Inc. RPE Solutions Schneider Electric/Square D Foundation

Scopia Capital Management LLC Scotia Capital The Sloman Foundation Smart Source, LLP Société Générale Americas The Stein Family Charitable Foundation Stewart Title Insurance Company Stran & Co. Ted Moudis Associates TIDM Corp.

Total Fire Protection, Inc. TPG Architecture Twin Resources Inc. UBS Urban Foundation Engineering, LLC Valley National Bank Van Deusen & Associates Ventas Realty Limited Partnership Versatile Services, LLC Voya Financial Inc. Walton Street Capital, LLC Waste Connections, Inc. White Oak Commercial Finance, LLC Winston Brothers, Inc. The Zankel Fund Anonymous (1)

Friends

$1,000-$1,999 Akerman LLP Aon Corporation Architectural Windows and Glass Inc. Arthur Allen Carpet Installations Assured Environments Baird Foundation, Inc. Best Plumbing Specialties Inc. The Botta Family Charitable Fund Brian & Joelle Kelly Family Foundation Bright Funds Foundation Cape Cod Foundation The Castlewood Group Chipotle Cigna CoMetrics Partners LLC Cornick, Garber & Sandler, LLP Corporate Fuel Partners LLC Cove Property Group Customers Bank Desimone Consulting Engineering Group, LLC The Dwight Fund ECM - Energy Management Services E-Green Recycling Management, LLC E-J Electric Installation Co. Environmental Maintenance Contractors Estee Lauder Companies Flushing Bank Gap Inc. Grassi CPA’s H&L Electric Harbor Group International Harold Levinson Associates, Inc. Herald Square Properties Management LLC Hilldun Corporation Hortley G. Leblang Charitable Foundation Hunton & Williams LLP I Buss & Allan Uniform Co. Inc. Insight Advisory Partners, LLC J. Crew J.J. Basics, LLC Joseph Neto & Associates, Inc. Julius Roehrs Company Kelly & Hayes Electrical Supply of L.I. Knight Electrical Services Corp.

Koeppel Nissan, Inc. Levin Capital Strategies, LP Linklaters LLP LM Cohen & Company Loancore Capital, LLC LT Apparel Madison Capital Manhattan Painting & Decorating Corp.

Mann Charitable Foundation The MCJ Amelior Foundation MdeAS Architects Metzger-Price Fund, Inc. MMG Advisors, Inc. Nancy Packes Inc. The NCC NY LLC Newman, Tannenbaum, Helpern, Syracuse & Hirschtritt, LLP NY Commercial Bank P. E. Stone, Inc. Perfection Carpet Care & Maintenance, Inc. Plantus LTD. Platzer, Swergold, Karlin, Levine, Goldberg & Jaslow LLP Play For Your Cause Prestige Restoration & Maintenance, LLC Quality King Dist., Inc. Rick’s Painting & Decorating Corp.

Roberta and Richard David Family Foundation Inc. Sills Cummis & Gross P.C. Site Safety LLC SSM Design LLP Standard Fire Suppression Strauss Paper Co. Inc. T.F. Nugent Tannenbaum Helpern Syracuse & Hirschtritt LLP Tone House Fitness New York, LLC Truist Union County Plate Glass Co. USA Outerwear, LLC View the Space Voya Foundation Weickert Industries, Inc. Anonymous (1)

Individual Supporters Visionary Leaders & Event Chairs

$30,000+ Claire and Anthony Abenante Randi Schatz and Joseph Allerhand Heather and Matthew Borstein Greg Braca Susan and Jonathan D. Bram Ashley Cheun Christine and Craig Clay Michael John Conway Saundra and W. Don Cornwell Diane D’Erasmo Lisa and Steven Durels Faye Premer and Bill Edwards Michelle and David W. Florence Sheila Wolf Freiman and Martin Freiman Arlyn and Edward L. Gardner Sarah A. Gately Deborah and Paul N. Glickman Jane Skinner Goodell and Roger S. Goodell Joe Gunn Anita and Ash Gupta Agnes and Gerald L. Hassell Jared and Christina Landaw Andrew S. Lipman Yvonne and Arthur Liu Lucy Lopez and Ray Garcia

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Juliana and Jonathan P. May Kathleen and Dale F. Maycen Jacqueline and Daniel J. McSwiggan Barbara Mendelson and David Brody Robin and Steve Moore Amelia and Adebayo Ogunlesi Amanda and Anthony Orso Abby Parsonnet Laura and Richard Parsons Nancy and Charles Posternak Elaine and Steven Pozycki Margaret and Frank Pusinelli James Rapp Michael Rodriguez Mary and David Rosewater Marsha P. and Steve L. Roth Erin and Brendan Scanlon Janey Whiteside and Diego Scotti Victoria and Philip Seskin Marva A. Smalls Kelley and J. Michael Stanley Laurie and Sy Sternberg Jonelle Procope and Frederick O. Terrell Tawana M. Tibbs and Bruce S. Gordon Marie and Adalbert von Gontard, Jr. Amanda and John E. Waldron Staci and Glen J. Weiss Caroline and Jacob Werner Anonymous (1)

Miracle Makers

$20,000-$29,999 Sonja and James Bartlett Jack Kopnisky Carol Sutton Lewis and William M. Lewis, Jr. Ann and Peter Pollack Kate Snow and Chris Bro Lise and Jeffrey Wilks

Memory Makers

$10,000-$19,999 Hector Batista Marianne Brown Neil Clark Stephanie and John Connaughton Jennifer and Reuben Daniels Kelvin L. Davis Sherry and B. Cort Delaney Nick DeMartini David P. Eisman Denise and Matthew R. Gibson Thomas Grossman Sal Guerrera Mellody L. Hobson Peter J. and Carol L. Holzer George Lewis Gwen Libstag Katherine and Mark Linder Peter J. Lyon Coleen and Daniel Massoni Nadeem Meghji Carolyn and Gene Mercy Daniel R. Milberg Ian Murray Shep Murray Jyothsna Natauri JoAnne and Christopher C. Neidow Susan and Donald E. Newhouse Thomas J. Niedermeyer, Jr. Joan Sarnoff Aline and Tom Shapiro Mary and David Solomon Lou Switzer Sheryl and Daniel Tishman Robert S. Tucker Christopher Williams Paul K. Yi Anonymous (2)

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Friendship Makers

Match Makers

$5,000-$9,999

$1,000-$2,499

Laura Angel-Lalanne Michael Aryeh Marianne and Philip F. Bleser Mike Casey Annmarie Cassano-Raneri David A. Friedland Heller Goldberg Tim Johnson Brian Kim Bill Koenigsberg Paul Lamas Thomas H. Lee Linda Lou Qahir Madhany Jon Meltzer Cheryl and Philip Milstein Lori and Michael Nash Cameron Papp Lisa and Stephen Plavin Jonathan Pollack Robert Raimo Charles Rizzo Elise Schroeder James Shannon Benjamin Smithee Barbara and Lari Stanton Margaret Sung and Michael J. Schmidtberger Robert J. Sweeney Gregory Taxin Cynthia and David Wassong Anonymous (2)

Debra and Peter Abitante Mariam Amirkhanashvili Benjamin Barry Alex Benisatto Matt Bergman Toni Bernstein Emily Berry Robert Birch Jordan Bolebrunch Beatrice Busch and Adalbert von Gontard, III Charles Cahn, Jr. James Capalino Michael Capasso Susan Hinkson and Francis Carling Mona Carlton Joan and Robert Catell Thomas Cesare Michael Chae Jennifer Chalsty Daniel Chesner Stephen Choe Elizabeth S. Cohen Frank Coiro Ann and Michael Conry Sara Darehshori and Ronald S. Rolfe Larry Davis Mara Davis Vincent DeGiaimo Robert Dehney Danie DeSa Nicole DonVito Mihir Doshi Dane Dowell Nancy R. Druckman Joanne and Edward A. Froelich LouAnn and Robert Frome Annette and Gennaro J. Fulvio Roy Furman Matt Galati Mark Gibson Leslie Giordano and Greg Biancone Sarah and Leonard Girardi Laurence Glickstein Michelle Goldman Judith and Frank Greenberg Michelle Halperin Rhonda and Stratton R. Heath, III Mike Holbert Dan Irom Ian Karlsson Suri Kasirer David Kaufman Andrew J. Klemmer Elizabeth A. Klemmer Jane Klemmer Lorraine and Kenneth J. Knuckles Lynda Kommel-Browne Albert Laboz Terry Lamantia Sabrina and Matthew J. LeBlanc Dominic Lepore Christine and Glenn Lesko Evelyn and Stanley Lobel Lisa J. Lombardi Dominick Magnan Philip Maletta Michael Mansfield Frank Marino Christopher Marshall James Massey Joanne and Norman Matthews Luke Mauro Leni and Peter May Jeffrey McLane Eric C. Medow Nathan Miller Gerard Milligan Nicholas Montesano Lori and David Moore Padraig Murphy

Dream Makers

$2,500-$4,999 Roswitha and AJ Agarwal Andy Anderson Karen Athanassiades and Elliot Berger Stephen B. Brodeur Nick Brown Barry Cohen Elizabeth B. Dater Vivian Donnelley Robin D’Souza Scott Eisen Susan C. Frunzi and David E. Wachtel Leslie J. and Johanna Garfield William Getreurer Rocco Giannetti Patricia and Bernard Goldstein Chris Graham Sheena Hafez Olivia Hamlet Heather Harris Nikki Horvilleur Katherine Klemmer Terry and Samuel Terry Jamie Kush Dean Lanza Wesley LePatner Michael Levine Todd Lippman Amanda Liverpool-Cummins Kathleen McCarthy Claudia Rose and Ted C. Morehouse Ari Paul Michael Rafferty Prasath Raman John Reinsberg Anne Rivera Vivian Saunders Andrew W. Schulman Amy and Jeffrey Silverman David S. Stolzar Crystal Veras Mel Walker Anonymous (3)

Gwendolyn Myles-Chisholm and Leroy Chisholm Susan Narang Susan and John Neely Michael Neuman Mark Nevins Jim Newfrock Michael D. North Oye Odewunmi Kathy O’Donnell Jeff Ohlstein Britt O’Rourke Catharine and John J. O’Rourke Lida Orzeck Jean O’Shea Richard O’Toole Shalin Patel Robert Pedersen Melissa Pianko David L. Picket Martin Pollack Catherine and William Rahm Jaclyn Ranere David Reavy Marcelo Renzi Matilda Reyes Karen and Lewis Rice Alan Rosen Shawn A. Rubin Zach Samton Barbara and John Samuelson Meredith Sanandres David Sanford Michele Scaringella Jacob Schrader Jessica Serafin Benjamin Sherlund Marquett B. Smith Steve Song Nedim Soylemez Bonnie M. and Robert J. Stapleton Ed Swiecki Andrea Watt and Bob Teitelbaum Suzan Tillotson Christopher Torrente Beverly Benz and Antoine G. Treuille Joan Tucker Rachael Tucker Nana Uemura Lyncean Ung Kate Wadman Simon Wasserberger John Wauters Peter A. Weidman Danielle Whistler Julie Whitaker Ellen Carter Wiesenthal Erin Zimberg Omar Zoheri Anonymous (8)

Government Funding Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention NYS Department of Health NYS Office of Children and Family Services The New York City Council The New York City Council Brooklyn Delegation Council Member Joseph C. Borelli Council Member Fernando Cabrera Council Member Margaret S. Chin Council Member Laurie A. Cumbo Council Member Corey Johnson Council Member Ben Kallos Council Member Bill Perkins Former Council Member Daniel Garodnick

Statement of Activities Revenue and other support

For the year ended June 30, 2018

Unrestricted

Temporarily Restricted

TOTAL

Private grants and contributions

$2,571,080

$219,876

$2,790,956

Special events, net

$4,887,626

$4,887,626

Government grants and contracts

$1,439,199

$1,439,199

Interest and dividends

$1,125,245

$1,125,245

Net realized and unrealized gains

($429,783)

($429,783)

(losses) on investments

Net assets released from restrictions

Total revenue and other support

Expenses

$164,500

($164,500)

$9,757,867

$55,376

$9,813,243

Unrestricted

Temporarily Restricted

TOTAL

Program

$7,682,056

$7,682,056

Management and general

$1,203,445

$1,203,445

Fundraising

$1,425,903

$1,425,903

Total expenses

$10,311,404

$10,311,404

Net assets

$16,788,274

$596,318

$17,384,592

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Passion & Purpose Watching Littles like Daniel, Sandra, and Michelle become leaders proves the power of mentorship.

Their resilience and growth fill us with pride and keep us inspired to do more.

We’ll continue to strengthen our programming, empowering more Littles to rise above difficult circumstances and become the leaders we need in our community.

Littles at BBBS of NYC’s Academic Recognition Ceremony

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Together, let’s ignite every NYC child’s potential.

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