Report to Our Community 2014-15 Review 2015-16 Update
The Carver Community
77 years of raising expectations, changing lives, and building lifetime achievers! Founded in 1938 as a neighborhood community center, named the 2013-14 “Nonprofit of the Year” by the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce, Carver today is the largest provider of after-school programs for middle and high school students in Norwalk, CT. Carver’s after-school Youth Development Program (YDP) is conducted in the Carver Community Center, in Norwalk’s four middle and two high schools, and in Norwalk’s Side By Side Charter School. Programming led by certified teachers from within each participating school compliments the school day curriculum with project-based and personalized learning. Transportation is provided. Carver conducts an after-school program for K-5 students at the Carver Community Center called CASPER Club. These students follow a personalized learning path with adaptive placement and pacing in activities designed to meet the most rigorous academic standards, including Common Core State Standards. Carver also offers college scholarship funds; conducts five separate summer learning programs, reaching more than 600 low-income young people; winning basketball travel teams; international learning opportunities; parent program, health and wellness programming; spring and fall college tours; food drives; community holiday events; and much more for the benefit of the Norwalk community. .
Governance and Leadership Carver Mission: To help children and youth reach their greatest potential by providing educational, social and recreational programs in a positive, safe and fun environment. Board of Directors Diana Napier, President WorkPlace Inc.
Denise Rawles-Smith Norwalk Community College
Marie Allen, PhD Vice - President Briggs High School
Danielle Robinson, PhD Diageo
Jude Earl Alaba, Treasurer Deloitte LLC
Jack Ryan GE Capital
Valerie Watson, Secretary Patriot National Bank
Jonathan Whitcomb Diserio Martin O’Connor & Castiglion LLP
Simon Sumberg, Esq. Legal Counsel Private Legal Practice
Richard Whitcomb Headmaster Emeritus St. Luke’s School
Wendy Winnick-Baskin Atria Darien - Retired
Executive Director Novelette Peterkin
William Leopold WFL Real Estate Services, LLC
President Emeritus Charles Burns Immediate Past President Janis Curtis
Dear Mission Partners Dear Mission Partners Thanks to you, Carver is meeting the after-school, summer and community goals set forth in our 2015-2020 Strategic Plan. Our children’s dreams and economic future depend on all sectors of our society working together to offer them a positive path forward. This is the promise of the Carver model for change. Our Board of Directors; a committed mayor and superintendent of schools; city agencies; private donors; school administrators, teachers and guidance counselors; program providers; volunteers and parents comprise the Carver community. Carver is far more than the sum of its parts or a patchwork of programs. Together, we are intentionally changing lives and families for generations to come. Carver’s integrated intervention in the lives of economically disadvantaged and academically at risk students operates on the premise that assisting young people during crucial transition years (especially moving into middle school and into high school) helps students stay in school, achieve higher grades, score better on standardized tests, and prepare for college and the workplace. While our community center remains a place of joyful and purposeful activity, you can just as well visit Carver in action at one of Norwalk’s four middle and two high schools and at Side by Side Charter School. Carver is less a destination today than a vital partner in helping the Norwalk community “build lifetime achievers.” Joining our many private donors, the national 21st Century Community Learning Centers and the Connecticut State Department of Education awarded Carver several very competitive multi-year grants, further validating and advancing our work. There are presently 98 Carver students pursuing undergraduate degrees and 4 students pursuing post-graduate degrees at such schools as UCONN, Howard, NYU, Providence College, St. John’s University and New England Law. Since 2005, 100% of Carver students have completed high school on time, 95% of our students immediately go on to college, and 85% of these Carver students earn their college diplomas. Other Carver students pursue careers in professional trades and the military. Graduates look back with pride on their time at Carver. Their younger siblings look forward to Carver with hope and confidence. Our school principals and teachers value Carver. Together, we are providing youth with the support, relationships, experiences, resources, and opportunities they need to become successful and competent adults. And the students themselves make Carver better every day. Their passion, sense of humor, and their recovery from setbacks help show us all the way ahead. Sincerely, Thank you for your vital part in the Carver story. Novelette Peterkin Executive Director
After School
The Youth Development Program (YDP) operates four days a week in Norwalk’s four middle and two comprehensive high schools and in Norwalk’s regional public Side By Side Charter School, and five days a week in the Carver Community Center, at least three hours a day. Students attend YDP at the Carver Community Center from as far away as Stamford and from other Norwalk schools such as All Saints Catholic School. YDP students are recommended to Carver by their guidance counselors and teachers. All sites offer free transportation. The student-to-adult ratio is 10:1. Each day is balanced with academic, enrichment, and health and wellness programming. Led by certified teachers from within each of the participating schools, YDP includes tutoring, instruction in math and science, robotics, literacy, life skills, creative writing, standardized testing preparation, guidance counseling, and (for high school) paid internships and work opportunities. Teachers are involved in curriculum development and we ignite student interest through project-based learning, team-based learning competitions, and by incorporating input from working professionals. Carver’s method pays close attention to the bonding of teachers and students and uses after-school and summer programs to pre-bond students with teachers that they will have later in formal classroom settings. The Carver model includes these crucial strategic components: • Close partnership with Norwalk Public Schools • Academic staffing with certified teachers • Enrichment staffing with outside experts • Project-based learning opportunities built into each program • Local school-by-school curriculum flexibility • Central data collection and student-by-student analysis by Carver • Collaborative assessment and change management • Community funding model • A scalable model for district-wide impact • Cultural grounding with a 77-year history in Norwalk
After School
A data sharing agreement with Norwalk Public Schools helps us to track and organize information and to interpret and act on it. Program attendance is often considered a proxy for quality inasmuch as children “vote with their feet.” Our outside program auditors regard Carver’s 90%+ daily average attendance as being among the state’s very best. CASPER Club is our after-school program for K-5 students conducted at the Carver Community Center Monday through Friday, led by a certified teacher who works collaboratively with Norwalk Public Schools administrators and teachers to monitor student reading levels and overall performance. Lexia Reading Core5 is utilized to provide personalized learning for students of all abilities. CASPER Club promotes parental involvement and narrows the digital divide in the community. “The bottom line is that Carver programs WORK! By lending a holistic focus to all programs and attempting to educate the ‘whole’ child, Carver and Norwalk Pubic Schools are truly personalizing the learning. Each student is receiving carefully selected, computer-based interventions that are closing gaps. Two years of data clearly tells the story that the Carver students are outperforming their Norwalk Public Schools peers and rapidly approaching the District goals in math. We are hoping to now extend this growth to English Language Arts through similar programs.” Craig M. Creller, K-12 Math Instructional Specialist, Norwalk Public Schools, July 2015
Summer Learning
Carver’s Summer Enrichment Programs at the Carver Community Center and at Columbus Magnet School are among the most affordable and high-quality programs available to low-income Norwalk students ages 5 through 13 years old. Our summer literacy program, facilitated by certified teachers, uses Lexia Reading Core 5 software to provide personalized learning for students (5 to 9 years old). Each student follows a personalized learning path, with adaptive placement and pacing in activities designed to meet the most rigorous academic standards, including the Common Core State Standards. This program continues into the school year for kindergarten through 5th grade students enrolled in Carver’s school year CASPER Club program. Summer camp program partners include Girl Scouts, The Center for Contemporary Printmaking, Norwalk Grassroots Tennis and The Norwalk Seaport Association. Noteworthy also are the age appropriate field trips that reinforce learning such as to the Peabody Museum, CT Science Center, Discovery Museum, NBC Studio Tour, Stamford Nature Center, Beardsley Zoo, Bishop Orchards, New York Botanical Gardens and Maritime Aquarium. Fun outings included trips to the beach, Lake Compounce, Playland, My Three Sons, and New Roc City. Carver conducts the Freshman Summer Success Academies each summer at Brien McMahon and Norwalk High Schools for their new students transitioning into the ninth grade. Students from Norwalk’s four feeder middle schools spend five weeks during the summer meaningfully engaged in project-based activities at their new high schools led by their respective ninth grade English, Math, Science, Technology, and History teachers. Trips are all planned to reinforce learning such as to the Tenement Museum, CT Science Center, Discovery Museum and other fascinating destinations. The Wilton Family YMCA offers Carver youth swimming lessons. Carver offers an academic credit recovery summer program for students at Norwalk Pathways Academy at the Richard C. Briggs High School. Students spend half of their day with a Math, Science and English teacher and the other half in a paid internship or job.
Community
The George Washington Carver Community Center is a place for many community activities from food drives to holiday celebrations, from sports leagues to career fairs, from summer camp to adult and parent education programs, reaching thousands of people each year young and old. The primary principles that drive all of Carver’s programs are high expectations of our young people with the final goal of graduating high school on-time and college-ready; academic rigor focused on project-based learning and individualized learning; building healthy relationships; student voice and taking responsibility; building community through defined structures of cooperative decision-making; and a youth development approach to instruction that recognizes individual strengths, needs, and learning styles.
Volunteers
When the Great Hurricane of 1938 made landfall the Carver community came together for the first time to help, and that spirit remains alive and well today. Groups and individual volunteers are integrated throughout Carver’s three intense areas of programming: after school, summer and community. Carver receives great support from individuals and groups of volunteers for community events such as Career Fairs, talent contests, student and family awards ceremonies, holiday celebrations, and food drives. Carver’s summer and holiday programs draw many more volunteers. The Fairfield County Sports Commission established its Chelsea Cohen Fitness Academy at the Carver Community Center involving many volunteers. Corporate teams, private schools and others such as GE, Deloitte, St. Luke’s School in New Canaan and Noroton Presbyterian Church produce events for our youth and undertake extensive renovation and cleanup projects.
Child of America Gala
Gala Co-Chairs Mollie and Chris Boyle and Wendy and Richard Baskin, and the Gala Committee organized a wonderfully successful annual gala at Wee Burn Country Club in Darien! Our 2015 Child of America honoree was Dr. Marlen Bodden, a celebrated lawyer at the Legal Aid Society in New York City, the nation’s largest and oldest legal services organization. Dr. Bodden is also the much acclaimed author of The Wedding Gift, which is informed by her deep knowledge of modern and historical slavery, human trafficking, and human rights abuses. Our students and their families, staff and volunteers also joined us in welcoming guests to our annual celebration of “building lifetime achievers!” We began the evening with cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and good fellowship on the picturesque Wee Burn Country Club veranda. We enjoyed a wine tasting, a “Wine Pull” and the silent auction. A fabulous live auction and dinner followed and then fun and fellowship until 11PM! Friday, May 20, 2016 - mark your calendar for the 15th annual Child of America celebration!
Annual Golf Classic
The 2nd Annual Golf Classic committee, Michael Gregorich, Brent Haney, Carol Howe, Janine & Michael Smith, Jon Whitcomb and Richard Whitcomb, created a perfect day for one and all. The golf outing began with a fabulous lunch on the veranda at the historic Country Club of Fairfield. Then our 25 foursomes competed for the joy of the sport, for all manner of prizes, and for the benefit of Carver kids. The golf outing concluded with more contests and then dinner and a silent auction offering chances to play at eight destination golf courses and country clubs.
Alumni, Friends & Connections
Imagine being invited to a dinner with our namesake, George Washington Carver, botanist, inventor, professor, and advisor to American presidents and business leaders of his day. Participating in a stimulating conversation with guests that he invited because he found them intriguing and interested in similar things as others at the table. That’s what our Connections Parties are all about. We gather to connect people and foment discussions about how to advance the Carver mission. As a result of these dinners, vibrant networks and passionate partners help Carver students succeed. Informed and heartfelt financial contributions follow to meet the opportunities discovered and discussed. Erin and Sean Berry hosted our 12th (and oldest) annual Rowayton Connections party at their home with cocktails and dinner generously provided by Atria Darien and Fountainhead Wines of Norwalk. A Westport Connections party was generously hosted by Beth and David Atlas in their spacious and beautiful home. We also welcome individuals, associations, companies and others to create special events that benefit Carver, such as the June 2015 golf outing organized by the Fairfield County Bar Foundation. Carver alumni across our seven decades and across the country keep the many conversations going as well. Look to the Carver website for regular updates from our alumni young and old(er)!
Financial Review
2014-2015 Financial Accountability Audited Financials for year ending June 30, 2015 Total Assets: 729,805 Total Revenue: 3,040,389
In-Kind Corporations Individual Special Events Government Foundations
Current Liabilities: 267,446 Total Expenses: 2,884,698 Net Assets: 462,359
Community Fundraising Administrative Summer Afterschool
Our Mission Partners July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015
GUARDIAN ANGELS $20,000 TO $99,999
SPONSORS $10,000 TO $19,999
Anonymous
21st Century Fox America
BeFoundation
Richard and Wendy Winnick Baskin
The Community Fund of Darien
Richard and Alexandra Baudouin
Edward S. Moore Family Foundation
Allen S. Church
Fairfield County Community Foundation
James G. Fitzpatrick
GE Capital Corporation
Goldman, Sachs, & Co.
GE Real Estate
Healthcor Foundation Trust
Horizon Foundation, Inc.
Inner-City Foundation for Charity and Education
New Canaan Community Foundation
Near & Far Aid Association
The Nielsen Company
Norwalk Redevelopment Agency
Norwalk Children's Foundation
Pepperidge Farm
Per and Astrid Heidenreich Family Foundation
Serving All Vessels Equally
CARVER STARS $100,000 AND UP
Ring's End
Suzanne and Baker Vail Small
City of Norwalk
The Serenbetz Family Foundation
Michael and Janine Smith
Connecticut State Department of Education
United Way of Coastal Fairfield County
Jonathan and Rachel Whitcomb
Dalio Foundation
Laurence Weiss
The WRG Foundation
GE Capital, Americas
Xerox Foundation
The Grossman Family Foundation
GUARDIANS $5,000 TO $9,999
Norwalk Public Schools
Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Richard and Barbara Whitcomb Foundation
Our Mission Partners July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015
Beiersdorf
David and Barbara Bell
Christopher and Mollie Boyle
Belvedere Foundation
Daphne Seybolt Culpeper Foundation
Caryn Bienstock
Diageo
Richard and Jean Bollman
First Congregational Church of Darien
Charles and Elizabeth Burns
First County Bank Foundation
Douglas and Sandra Campbell
Richard P. Gabriel
James Carey
Peter and Barbara Godfrey
Shelle Cleveland
The Goodnow Fund
Bill and Barbara Cox
Michael and Karen Gregorich
St. Matthew's Parish
Deloitte & Touche
Heidmar Group
Stone Point Capital
Jim and Elisabeth Ely
Jack and Trish Ryan Family Foundation
Pieter and Yvette Van Dijk
FactSet Research Systems
KPMG
Wilmot Wheeler Foundation
Ruth Freeman Friedman Family Foundation
Lone Pine Foundation Newman's Own Foundation
MENTORS $1,000 TO $4,999
Ken Germann
JoAnn Panella
Jonathan and Rachel Albert
William Gutowitz
William and Mary Pressley
Alex G. Nason Foundation
Brent and Christine Haney
Vincent and Maryann Procaccini
David and Beth Atlas
Robert and Carol Haskell
Timothy and Marlen Rogers
Brian and Jessica Bailey
Michael Hayes
Robert and Sarah Seelert
Bank of America -Merrill Lynch
James and Judy Hendrickson
Bankwell Financial Group
Our Mission Partners July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015
IBM Corporation
Kenneth and Dina Siegel
IBM Employee Services Center
Thomas and Marla Sinchak
John Igneri
Spinnaker Real Estate
Alan and Marsha Ingber
St. Luke's Foundation
J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund
Robert Patrick and Margaret Steele
Aris and Patty Kekedjian
Stolt Nielsen USA
Jason Kelley
Latifa Taylor
King Industries
The Honorable Terrie Wood
Robert and Janis Knorr
The Justice Education Center
Andrew Knuth
The New York Community Trust
Gregory D. Lee
William and Barbara Murphy
Total Renal Care
William and Kristen Leopold
Thomas and Janet O'Connor
UBS Community Affairs
Blandine Lewine
Patriot National Ban
United Church of Rowayton
Dorothea Lyas
Pauline E. Fitzpatrick, Trust
Van Dyk Baler Corp.
Alice Mahoney
Person to Person
Jeff and Mary Ellen Walsh
The Maurice Goodman Foundation
Steve and Janine Pickhardt
Steve and Sandy Ward
Brian and Kathryn McCormick
R. C. Bigelow
Westport Rotary Club Foundation
Ken and Elena McCoy
Jerry and Bev Ragovoy
Westport Young Woman's League
Morgan Stanley & Co.
Nancy Romberg
Whitcomb-Haney College Placement Plus
Molly Moseley
John and Shona Seifert
Brett Whitton
Our Mission Partners July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015
Joseph and Patricia Cappalonga Community Health Systems Paul and Katherine Curtin Kevin and Jennifer DaSilva Robert and Tracey Duff Robert and Ann Eydt Fairfield County Sports Commission Robert and Georgia Farinholt Fox Hill Builders Roger and Mi-Sun Freeman GE United Way Joseph and Shannon Giandurco Paul and Helene Bartilucci
John and Ingrid Hess
Sturgis and Carolyn Woodberry
Ariana Baudouin
Margaret Honey
Alexander and Karen Zaharoff
David and Diane Boston
Edward and Linda Hortick
John and Joan de Regt
Scott and Gretchen Brooks, III
Ireland-U.S. Council
COACHES $500 TO $999
Jeffrey and Jessica Buda
Stephan Kiratsous
Debo Adegbile
Calvary Baptist Church
Robert and Suzanne Koroshetz
Jennifer Alexander
Dave Campbell
Brian and Alexandra Kreiter
Keith and Virginia Bachman
Robert and Mary Campbell
Kenneth and Heidi Lafreniere
Our Mission Partners July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015
Michael and Lindsay Lawton
Anthony and Victoria Woodruff
Thomas and Wendell Livingston
Johathan and Marnie Zaffino
MBI
Richard and Beth Zucker
Kevin and Susan Perman Pitney Bowes Employees
FRIENDS
R. T. Vanderbilt Holding Company
AT&T United Way
William and Elizabeth Reiss
Harriet Abel
Kenneth Ritt
Patricia B. Adams
Richard and Antoinette Bain
Grace Robinson
James and Terri-Ann Adrian
Bernadette Baker
Rook and Roll
Janet Aley
Robert and Martha Baker
Everett and Sally Schenk
Marie Allen
Lisa C. Baldwin
St. Luke's School
Oliver and Gail Althoff
Thomas and Elizabeth Ball
Harlan and Susan Stone
Thomas and Lynn Anderson
Karry and Bernice Ballard
Chris and Catherine Stroup
William and Margaret Anderson
Bank of America United Way
Simon Sumberg
Anonymous
Mike Barbis
Drs. Norman and Susan Weinberger
Jane C. Antil
Ken and Kristy Barclay
Edward and Melissa Williams
Brian and Ellen Arsenault
Anne and Eric Baurmeister
Alan and Ruth Winnick
Eran and Jane Ashany
Patrick and Julie Begos
David and Deborah Winnick
Association of Fundraising Professionals
Brant and Jamie Behr
Jay and Terry Wood
Michael and Linda Avgerinos
Sonia D. Bell
Our Mission Partners July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015
Adam and Allison Benenson
Justin and Megan Burley
J. Russell and Deborah Chapman
George and Patricia Benington
Joan Byrne
William and Nicole Charney
Geoffrey and Dana Beringer
Reid and Sue Campbell
Tom Chiappetta
Yves and Christine Berliet
Gerald Carlin
Junius R. Clark, III
Robert Biehler
William and Shirley Carlos
Rose Cohen
James and Jodie Bishop
Charles and Susan Carroll
Kevin and Janet Cramer
Jane Bock
Steve and Allison Cary
Laura Cramer
Constance Boll
Raymond Cashen
Renita Crawford
Jay and Tina Boll
Debra Castelluccio
Samuel Harris Crawford
Cheryl A. Bonomo
Lindsay and Janis Curtis
Hope Boone
Andy and Carmen D'Alessio
Ethel Boykin
Anthony Daddino
Steven Brabham
Timothy Dagit
Arline Bradley
Eric Dalrymple
Richard and Martha Bradt
Reverend Albert and Robin A. Dancy
Sandy Bria
Pamela Davis
Lisa Brinton
Stephen De Lange
Laurine Browder
Karen DeSantis
Timothy and Jennifer Buckman
Janine Deering
Lynne Burgess
Holly D. Delany-Cole
Our Mission Partners July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015
Deutsche Bank Matching Gift Program
John and Danielle Fujioka
John and Stephanie Devita
Carolyn Fuller
Daniel and Robyn DiBlasio
Charlene Fuller
Michael and Amy Diamond
Jeff Fuller
Ronald and Carolyn Dominici
Lloyd Fuller
Doug Dooley
Richard Fuller, Jr.
Thomas and Elizabeth Doughty
Terry and Elaine Fuller
Daniel and Susan Drake
Kimberly Gaddy
Charles and Emily Dreas, III
Elizabeth V. Gibbs
Sean and Alexandra Duffy
William and Marilyn Gibney Roger and Marty Gilbert
Harrison and Lisa Dunne Laure E. Dunne
Linda Fergus
John Gill
Deborah D. Edwards
James Fieber
Shirley Gilliams
Jean Ely
Michael and Jenny Field
Mary Gimpel
Elizabeth English
Brian and Susanna Filanowski
Joshua Goldfein
Sandra Ennor
Rebecca Fitzpatrick
Ken Goldman
Mark and Ninette Enrique
Kathleen Flaherty
James and Debra Goll
Joann Esposito
Fred and Betsy Afragola Frame Advisors
Good Sports Solutions
Bebz Eydt
William and Ruth Freeman
Emily and Robert Grabowski
Donald and Geraldine Fager
Michael and Valerie Frost
Grace Baptist Church
Our Mission Partners July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015
Nelson and Beth Griggs
Willie and Sarah Herring
Barchwell and Maryann Jones
Dr. Saloma B. Grose
James and Alvia Hilliard
Arne and Helen de Keijzer
Jon and Lisa Haas
Charles Hinnant
John Keller
Charles and Julia Hoffman, III
Hugh and Vasso Kelly
Bob and Cynthia Hogan
Dick and Beverly Kelsey
Michael and Claudine Holmes
Keogh, Burkhart & Vetter
Richard and Heather Hopkins
Ian and Tracy King
Glenn and Melinda Houck
William and Sarah Klein
David and Sara Hunt
Timothy and Jessica Knowles
John and Anda Hutchins
Neal and Catherine Konstantin
Saul and Elissa Hyatt
Charles and Jill Koons
Jeffrey and Debra Hyman
George and Karen Korner
Integrated Marketing Service
Mark and Victoria Kramer
Lisa Ives
Beatrice Krawiecki
Charles Halasz
David B. Jackson
Kenneth and Deborah Lang
Deborah Hanton
Max and Suzie Jellinek
Jennifer Langdon
Brian P. and Erin Hebb
Amy Jimenez
Robert and Leslie Lawrence
John and Nidy Hendrickson
Debbie-Bell Johnson
Gary and Katherine Leeds
H. Frazier and Victoria Herbert
Donald and Diane Johnson
Susan Lenci
Jesse Hermann
Seth and Lisa Johnson
Alice Levin
Our Mission Partners July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015
Marlene Loper
Greg and Cecilia McCall
New England Insurance Services
Taryn Luciani
Edward and Kerry McFarlin
Robert C. Newman
Valerie E. Lyons
Clifton McKnight, Sr.
Frank Newsome
Walter and Lynn Maginnis
Peter McLean
Shirley Nichols
Sharon Maigm
Lawson and Amy McWhorter
Bill and Julie Nightingale
Andrew and Susan Mais
Dennis and Nancy Meany
Norwalk Mall Management-GGPLP Real Estate
David and Elizabeth Mettler
Sean and Bernadette O'Sullivan
Andrew and Martha Meyerson
Suzanne Okie
Jeffrey and Susanne Miller
John and Courtney Oldrin
Douglas and Allison Milne
John and Helen Ong
Kevin and JoAnne Morley
Philip Oppenheimer
Gabe and Jennifer Morrow
Herman and Anita Osborne
Matt and Kate Motley
Liza Paglialunga
Carol Mueller
Jeannette Pascarelli
Willie Mullins
Michael Pedraja
Peter Mundheim
Christine Penberthy
Richard and D. L. Munger
Brenda Penn-Williams
Gerard and Angela Murray
Robert and Meghan Pennington
Rosa Murray
Doug Peoples
Norbert and E. Diana Napier
Robin Peoples
New Canaan High School Activity Fund
Polly Perkins-Johnson
Arden and Marla Majewski Melissa Maniscalco Matthew and Jennifer Manley Mark and Lexie Maruszewski John David and Julia Massenill
Our Mission Partners July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015
Alysia Rogers Brent and Jennifer Rosenthal Ivan Ross Rotary Club of Darien Rowayton Fire Department Russ Jones Robert M. Sachs Albert Sackey Suzanne Salomon Mark and Jody Sattler Anita Schmidt Diane Peters
Manuel and Nadine Schultz
Steve and Laura Petricone
Alisha PriceJody Pul
James and Melissa Petropoulos
Ann Purcell
Elizabeth Piasecki
Pauline Randall
Fred and Renee Pierre-Louis
Lewis Rawles
Thomas and Ann Piper, III
Denise Rawles-SmithPatricia Redway
Walter N. Plaut
John Reynolds
Argery and Peter Poulos
James and Margaret Riley
Stephen and Linda Prentiss
Harry Rilling
Jessica Preston
J. Brooks and Sarah Ritchey
Frederick Schweizer John and Kathleen Seiden Catherine J. Seton Julie Signore Arthur Simmons Elliott and Marguerite Sisson Roger and Marcia Smith J. Alexander and Katherine Sparkman
Our Mission Partners July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015
Kyle and Christina Vahle Gigiann Van Dyke Richard and Joanne Van Steen Catherine Vaughn James and Alison Von Klemperer Steve and Susan Wallerstein Kevin and Kathy Walsh Valerie Watson Denelle Waynick Dustin Webber Johnnie Mae Weldon Palmer and Julia Sparkman, Jr.
Molly Swanberg
Charles and Camille Spaulding
T.A.N.G.O.
St. Matthews Episcopal
The Brennan Family Fund
Joseph and Marilou Stadler
Marc and Barbara Thorne
Thomas and Susan Stanford
Frank and Joanna Toscano
George Steinberg
Charmaine Tourse
Russell and Tracey Stidolph
George and Diana Tsimoyianis
Irwin Stillman
Dale and Kathleen Tubbs
Robert and Gail Storm
United Way of Central & Northeastern CT
Mark and Ronelle Swagerty
Utay Family Foundation
Wells Fargo United Way Tim and Margot West Carl and Barbara Westhelle Mary-Ann Weston Terry Wettergreen Rev. Dr. Joseph F. Whalen, Jr. White Mountains Capital James and Joan Whitehead Robert and Elizabeth Gay Whitney
Our Mission Partners July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015
Tonya Williams-Peterson Randal and Lois Willie Paul and Carla Wolters Walter and Alicia Wood Darlene Wrentz Carol Wrigley Kathy Wynn Allen Yale Nathaniel and Mary Yordon Eric and Claudia Zelle
The Carver Foundation of Norwalk, Inc. 7 Academy Street Norwalk, CT 06850 203-838-4305 www.carvercenterct.org