2018-2019 Annual Report

EACHING EADINESS CCESSIBILITY URTURING KILLS NDEPENDENCE EAMWORK NTEGRITY PPORTUNITY EXT STEP TODAY. TOMORROW. TODAY. TOMORROW. TOGETHER TOGETHER.

The Children’s Cent

B E V E R LY S C H O O L F O R T

The Children’s Center for Communication B E V E R LY S C H O O L F O R T H E D E A F F O U N D E D I N 1 8 7 6

2018-2019

A N N U A L CCC 2018-19 Annual Report front cover 2.indd 3

R E P O R T 12/12/19 4:18 PM

The Children’s Center for Communication B E V E R LY S C H O O L F O R T H E D E A F F O U N D E D I N 1 8 7 6

2018–2019 ANNUAL REPORT

OUR MISSION The Children’s Center for Communication/ Beverly School for the Deaf seeks to enhance the lives of Deaf and Hearing children and their families living with communication and developmental challenges by providing comprehensive educational and communication-rich programs.

CCC 2018-19 Annual Report front cover 2.indd 4

12/12/19 4:18 PM

A MESSAGE FROM CCCBSD Greetings and thank you for your continued support of our students and programs. There have been many wonderful highlights and accomplishments during the past year with our exceptional CCCBSD faculty leading the way.

This year, we celebrated the opening of our new, two million dollar Life Skills Center, a building designed specifically for vocational and transition work. The facility includes a full-size student kitchen, a smart lab for interactive technology, a STEAM lab for science and

Anthony Fusco, Chairman, Board of Trustees

technology, as well as offices and storage space. We are proud to

and

open this resource for students as we increase hands-on learning and

Dr. Mark Carlson, President/Executive Director, CCCBSD

life-long transition skills, which will lead to new opportunities for our students in the community.

The Institute at CCCBSD began to take shape with Dr. Sarah Brandt and Dr. Amy Szarkowski creating a number of internal and external projects. Some of their many initiatives include promoting research at CCCBSD and incorporating the Distinguished Speaker Series, a monthly academic lecture program.

The Institute will expand our relationships and partnerships in the fields of Deaf Education, Communication Disorders and related disabilities.

The Parent-Infant Program (PIP) developed the Hand-in-Hand Program, a monthly workshop for parents of Deaf children, ages birth to 7. These learning sessions engage parents and caretakers with professional programs, where they learn best practices about raising a Deaf child. Taking place on Saturdays, the program also has staff fluent in ASL to provide full immersion for the children during this time.

Lastly, this past year, I was honored as a recipient of the “Difference Maker 100� award. Recognized by TIAA across the country, the award included a monetary value of $10,000 to our school. Not only was this a humbling honor, but it reinforced the amazing work we accomplish at CCCBSD. Best regards, Dr. Mark Carlson, President/Executive Director

Anthony Fusco, Chairman, Board of Trustees

Dr. Carlson with CCCBSD Student

CCC 2018-19 Annual Report front cover 2.indd 5

12/12/19 4:18 PM

The Children’s Center for Communication B E V E R LY S C H O O L F O R T H E D E A F F O U N D E D I N 1 8 7 6

2018–2019 ANNUAL REPORT

REFLECTIONS Like our students, The Children’s Center for Communication/Beverly School for the Deaf has experienced a period of transition. Just as many of our students have reached an age where they experience more skills and training, our school has reached a stage to offer more space, technology and life skills training to this group of young adults.

With the construction of the Life Skills Center, CCCBSD can now provide the muchneeded educational resources to enhance our students’ knowledge about life skills such as cooking, technology, and more. This new space encompasses all that CCCBSD stands for in its mission “to enhance the lives of deaf and hearing children and their families living with communication and developmental challenges.”

“Transitions in life can offer opportunities for discovery.”

–Robbie Shel

CCC 2018-19 Annual Report front cover 2.indd 6

12/12/19 4:18 PM

LIFE SKILLS CENTER

CCC 2018-19 Annual Report front cover 2.indd 7

12/12/19 4:18 PM

The Children’s Center for Communication B E V E R LY S C H O O L F O R T H E D E A F F O U N D E D I N 1 8 7 6

2018–2019 ANNUAL REPORT

CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS CCCBSD is sincerely grateful to all the very generous foundations and corporations listed below that have supported us this past year. We are truly honored by your generosity. $10,000 - $50,000 George P. Bishop Foundation, Inc. Institution for Savings TIAA Van Otterloo Family Foundation

$5,000 - $9,999 Doris L. Benz Trust James J. Welch & Co., Inc. Mass Charitable Mechanic Association Michael and Norah Videtta Charitable Trust Nancy Millet Fund Neal Rantoul Foundation North Shore Bank People’s United Community Foundation of Eastern Massachusetts Peterman Architects, Inc. Rogers Family Foundation

$1,000 - $4,999 Cape Ann Savings Bank Clark, Hunt, Ahern, & Embry Coast Maintenance Connolly Brothers GE Employees Good Neighbor Fund George Ramlose Foundation Glovsky & Glovsky Kane’s Flower World

Law Office of Donald M. Greenough Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance Company Richard D. Wilson Community Response Gift Fund Salem Five Heritage Charitable Foundation

$500 - $999 Agganis Construction Alexander & Femino Beverly/Salem Lodge Elks 1309 Brainsell Technologies, LLC CAP Electric, Inc. EBSCO Industries GJ Burns, CPA Meridian Associates New England Homes for the Deaf New England Running Company Sawyer Free Library Sentinel Benefits Group Inc. Simard Construction LLC St. John’s Episcopal Parish Windover Construction, LLC

$250 - $499 Abundance Chiropractic Avalon Associates Gerrior Masonry & Landscape Corporation Marblehead Bank

Massachusetts Elks Association, Inc. McLane Law Firm Odd Fellows of the North Shore Stanetskey Hymanson Memorial Chapel Vadala Real Estate Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf

$249 and Under AmVets Post No. 147 Bay State Door Specialist Cafe Salerno East District Per Association Flaggs Landscaping & Irrigation, Inc. Flatbread of Salem Harborlight House Affordable Assited Living Hayden Systems, Inc. Massachusetts State Grange P of H Montserrat College of Art Sperling Interactive Sterling Insurance Agency Inc Travel Destinations Unlimited Tri-City Sales Inc. Triple T Foundation Trish Massage and Myofascial Release Willie Ross School for the Deaf

INDIVIDUALS CCCBSD is humbled by the continued support of our individual donors over the years.

Your commitment to our mission is vital and your donation has made a lasting impression on our school. $10,000-$50,000

Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Hough Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Ingraham Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maunus

$1,000-$9,999

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Agganis Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bertocci Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Carlson Dr. and Mrs. Mark Carlson

CCC 2018-19 Annual Report front cover 2.indd 8

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Collins Mr. Rick Doucette Dr. and Mrs. David Estep Mr. and Mrs. Len Femino Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hagopian Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Chris Humber Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kane Ms. Ruth Karchenes Mr. and Mrs. Clete Kijek Mr. and Mrs. Darby Kopp

Ms. Donna Malatesta Ms. Caroline Markey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McGillivray Mr. and Mrs. Bart Nuboer Mr. and Mrs. Martin O’Toole Mr. and Mrs. Dick Powers Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sargent Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seamans Mr.& Mrs. Iyue Sung Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sutherland

12/12/19 4:18 PM

INDIVIDUALS (continued) Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tremblay Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wehmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Erik Wilker

$500-$999

Mr. and Mrs. Amory Aldrich Ms. Claire Calandra Mr. and Mrs. David Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coppola Mrs. Jean Downer Mr. and Mrs. Jay Duchin Ms. Ellen Finneran Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foster Mr. and Mrs. Paul Freedberg Mr. and Mrs. Tom Friel Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fusco Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. David Hough Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson Mrs. Ellen Kallman Dr. and Mrs. Michael Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. David Loring Mr. and Mrs. Erik Majeskey Mr. Mark Malatesta, Jr. Ms. Jane McNally Mr. and Mrs. Joel Monell Dr. Clare Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Dick Southwick Mr. John Spanks Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thibeau Mrs. Stefani Timmons Mr. Richard Weiss and Ms. Barbara McLaughlin Mrs. Cyndi White Wiedenman Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wilson

$250-$499

Mr. Thomas Arlauskas Mr. Randolph Barton Mr. and Mrs. Richard Booth Mr. and Mrs. Rick Brandt Ms. Sharon Clark Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Clark Ms. Kate Corrigan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis Mr. and Mrs. George Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Fox Mr. Christopher Gambale Mr. and Mrs. Craig Gorton Dr. Neuman and Mr. Hammond Mr. Alex Harrington and Ms. Colleen Fitzgerald Ms. Sarah Harrington Ms. Suzanne Jobski Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kenney Mr. and Mrs. John Kervin Ms. Jean-Marie Leydon Ms. Diane Leydon Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Lussier Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lynch Mrs. Marian McDonald Ms. Ashley O’Brien Ms. Kayla Provenzano Mr. and Mrs. Randy Sabino Ms. Katie Schreiner

CCC 2018-19 Annual Report front cover 2.indd 9

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Mert Shea Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sweetnam Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tarricone Mr. and Mrs. Gary Walker Mr. and Mrs. James Warner Dr. William Waters Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson

$100-$249

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Barstow Mr. and Mrs. Michael Batty Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Jared Berk-Silverman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bogan Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bogiages Ms. Cindy Bonnano Ms. Jeana Bottari Ms. Whitney Bright Mr. and Mrs. Neil Brody Mr. and Mrs. Jason Caruso Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cohen Committee to Elect Joan Lovely Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coppola Mr. and Mrs. Patrick and Nichola Coppolla Mr. and Mrs. Brian Corbin Ms. Adrienne Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeFranco Mrs. Carol Dempsey Mr. Joseph Desmond Mr. and Mrs. Steve Florio Ms. Janice Forsstrom Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gately Mr. Robert Gillis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Glovsky Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Jack Good Ms. Hannah Greenough Ms. Leah Hough Mrs. Robyn Kanter Ms. Kiara Kauler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelly Ms. Jennifer Kuta Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lambert Ms. Ellen Lane Ms. Christina LaRock Mr. and Mrs. William Lawliss Mr. and Mrs. Carl Majeskey Ms. Bianca Malatesta Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Massey Mr. and Mrs. Michael McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Klein Mr. Gregy Murray Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Nelson, Jr. Ms. Mackenzie Newell Ms. Lori Ostrowski Mr. Juan Pedrosa Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson Mrs. Dana Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pizzi Powers Family Ms. Polly Raimo Mr. and Mrs. Phuc Tran Ms. Jessica Schenkel Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard Snider

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Soltys Mr. Jack Sprince Mrs. Amy Szarkowski Ms. Jodi Thibeau Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thoreson Mr. and Mrs. Allan Vaughan Ms. Cecily Vaughan Ms. Leslie Ward Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Bennetts Mr. and Mrs. Mike Welch Mrs. Roberta Weller Mr. William R. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John Winchester Mrs. Mary Wylie

Under $100

Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Alonso Mr. Ray Amirault Ms. Helen Amore Mr. and Mrs. William Barthelmes Ms. Cassie Black Mr. and Mrs. Dave Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cashman Ms. Janice Coughlin Ms. Katie Dollard Ms. Jessica Dupont Ms. Carla Femino Mr. and Mrs. Peter Foss Mr. and Mrs. Alan Fox Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gabriel Rabbi and Mrs. Myron Geller Ms. Alexandria Gullage Ms. Claudia Hennessey Ms. Jean Hennessey Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jason Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones Ms. Marion Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kauler Ms. Maureen Kelly Ms. Mia Klein Ms. Michelle Lambert Mrs. Agnes Loring Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mackinnon Ms. Erika Majeskey Ms. Marissa McCormack Ms. Cathy McGloughlin Ms. Aiden McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Glen McLeod Ms. Katherine Moretti Mrs. Stella Nahatis Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nelson Ms. Tracey Nygren Ms. Kristen Oconnor Ms. Karen O’Keefe Ms. Deborah Osborne Mrs. Jill Page Ms. Jean Marie Procious Ms. Madyson Rynne Ms. Diane Gilliland Ms. Ann Smith Mr. Bayard Stern Mr. and Mrs. Michael Taft Mr. Chris Vigliotta Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Wood

12/12/19 4:18 PM

The Children’s Center for Communication B E V E R LY S C H O O L F O R T H E D E A F F O U N D E D I N 1 8 7 6

2018–2019 ANNUAL REPORT

COMMUNITY PARTNERS Thank you to all the companies and individuals who have made an in-kind donation, such as gift baskets, wheelchairs and physical therapy equipment as well as donations to our Soiree and Lone Gull.

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Agganis AG Paintball Art Supplies Wholesale Attitash Mountain Back Bay Ringers Bancroft & Co Bertucci’s Best Friends Pet Hotel Black Swan Country Club Blue Man Group Mrs. Bobbie Weller Boston By Foot Boston Duck Tour CAP Electric, Inc. Cardi’s Furniture Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Natale Carpinelli Cataldo Ambulance Charles River Canoe and Kayak Cheesecake Factory Children’s Museum of NH Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo Conway Scenic Railroad Dave and Busters Discovery Museum Dolphin Fleet Whale Watch of Provincetown Edible Arrangements of Beverly Mrs. Ellen Kallman Essex River Cruises & Charters Fitness Together Beverly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gately

CCC 2018-19 Annual Report front cover 2.indd 10

Gloucester Cinema Mr. and Mrs. Erik Gold Great Wolf Lodge New England Hamilton Wenham School of Dance Harrow’s Chicken Pie’s Hawthorne Hotel Holly Ridge Golf Club Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hooley Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Hough Huntington Theatre Company Hy-Line Cruises Improv Asylum Boston Institute of Contemporary Art Boston Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kane John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum Kane’s Flower World Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McGillivray Kowloon Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Len Femino Leonhard’s Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lynch Mr. Mark Malatesta Jr. Manchester Community Center Rental Massachusetts Bay Lines Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Matthews Monkey Joes - Danvers Mount Sunapee Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nelson New England Aquarium

Nippo Lake Golf Club North Shore Music Theatre Old Sturbridge Village Pats Peak Peabody Essex Museum Phat Cat’s Bistro Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pizzi Plimouth Plantation Portsmouth Gas Light Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra Mr. Robert Bogan Rochester Country Club Saco Bound Salem Trolley Salem Waterfront Hotel & Suites Salem Witch Museum Shea’s Riverside Restaurant & Bar Sky Zone Danvers Sun N Air Golf/Cherry Farm Creamery The Butterfly Place The Cabot Performing Arts Center The House of Seven Gables The Salem Inn The Village Restaurant Water Country Waters Edge Resort Winfrey’s Fudge & Chocolates York’s Wild Kingdom Zorvino Vineyards

12/12/19 4:18 PM

PARENT INFANT PROGRAM (PIP)

The Parent Infant Program (PIP) is an early intervention and education service for families of children from birth to age three. Our program serves children diagnosed with Deafness, hearing loss and other physical, developmental, or communication-based disabilities. Through PIP, we provide families with information and guidance to make informed choices for their child’s hearing and communication needs.

Our PIP staff recognizes that the most important learning environment for young children is at home.

Our educational team works with families to help navigate specialists, including audiologists, speech and language pathologists, as well as cochlear implant, medical and early intervention professionals. Our home visits offer a solid foundation for the child and family in their environment and educate them about hearing loss, Deaf Culture, and modeling strategies. Our on-campus playgroups for babies, toddlers and preschoolers are fun, interactive classes designed to build and strengthen language and communication skills through play, music, and activities with both hearing and Deaf peers. Another important focus of our program is preparing families for the transition out of PIP. We help educate parents and build their confidence to advocate for their children as they enter the educational system.

A recent initiative coordinated by the PIP program is the Hand in Hand educational series for parents and caregivers of children, birth to age 7, who are hard of hearing or Deaf. This monthly program offers an array of guest speakers pertinent to the field of Deaf studies. Free and open to the public, parents and caregivers are given the opportunity to relax and learn about important topics while their children enjoy structured play.

Taking place on Saturdays, the program also has staff fluent in ASL to provide full immersion for the children during this time.

CCC 2018-19 Annual Report front cover 2.indd 11

12/12/19 4:18 PM

The Children’s Center for Communication

2018–2019 ANNUAL REPORT

B E V E R LY S C H O O L F O R T H E D E A F F O U N D E D I N 1 8 7 6

OUR THANKS TO OUR 2018 LONE GULL SPONSORS!

LONE GULL 2018

Event Sponsor: Institution for Savings

The 2018 Lone Gull 10K took off on a newly certified course for the 11th running of this popular race at Good Harbor Beach. A USATF Grand Prix Series race, the Lone Gull attracted many of New England’s runners vying for the win. It was a beautiful day for running and the competition was intense among the elite runners. The men’s race was once again competitive with the top runners finishing in seconds under 30 minutes. The women’s division was competitive as well with 2 runners finishing in under 34 minutes. Jordan Mann of Providence, Rhode Island (29:37) and Hilary Dionne of Charlestown, MA (34:23) took first place in their divisions. Breakfast, as always, was a great hit, and runners of all abilities enjoyed another spectacular day. The race raised over $28,000 for CCCBSD’s programs and curriculum support.

Alexander & Femino Avalon Associates, Inc Cape Ann Savings Bank Clark, Hunt, Ahern and Embry Coast Maintenance Supply Mr. and Mrs. Len Femino Gerrior Masonry and Landscape GJ Burns CPA, LLC Glovsky and Glovsky Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harrington Ms. Leah Hough Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Hough Kane’s Flower World The Law Offices of Donald M. Greenough MGH Corrigan Minehan Heart Center New England Homes for the Deaf New England Running Company North Shore Bank Salem Five Charitable Foundation Sawyer Free Library Sentinel Benefits & Financial Group Telamon/Amplified Vadala Real Estate Wiedenman Family Windover Construction

SPRING SOIREE 2019 TODAY. TOMORROW. TOGETHER. 21ST ANNUAL SPRING SOIREE BENEFIT AUCTION SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 2019

The 21st Annual Spring Soiree was an incredible evening with guests enjoying the Centennial Room at the Peabody Marriott to bid on the many silent auction items. This year’s theme, Transition, tells the story of our students, ages 14-22, who are readying for the world outside of CCCBSD. Whether taking a trip to the grocery store to learn shopping and paying for groceries or an afternoon of bowling with friends, our students are exposed to many experiences that will help them for years to come. We are grateful to all our supporters; corporate and individual sponsors, advertisers, parents and staff who helped make the Soiree such a success. Overall, the event raised over $100,000, including $51,000 towards our new Life Skills Center. Our thanks.

OUR THANKS TO THE 2019 SOIREE SPONSORS! Event Sponsors: Institution for Savings and Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Ingraham Agganis Construction Alexander & Femino Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sutherland Mr. Randolph P. Barton Brenner Facility Management CAP Electric Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Carlson Dr. and Mrs. Mark Carlson Ms. Sharon Clark Coast Maintenance Supply

CCC 2018-19 Annual Report front cover 2.indd 12

Connolly Construction EBSCO Dr. David Estep Glovsky and Glovsky J.F. Bart Nuboer and Janet Schmitz James J. Welch & Co, Inc. Kane’s Flower World Ms. Ruth A. Karchenes Mr. and Mrs. Clete Kijek Mr. and Mrs. David Loring

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Erik Majeskey Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. O’Toole Ms. Jane McNally Meridian Associates North Shore Bank Peterman Architects Dr. Clare Rosen Salem Five Charitable Foundation

Sentinel Benefits & Financial Group Simard Construction Mr. and Mrs. Iyue Sung Telamon/Amplified The Law Offices of Donald M. Greenough Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tremblay Wehmeyer Family

12/12/19 4:18 PM

FINANCIAL REPORT FROM THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER, SHARON MCGILLIVRAY This past year we made continued investment in our campus and student learning space. In addition to amazing individual student achievements, it was one of financial success for CCCBSD. Our campus Master Plan continues to evolve with the opening of our new two million dollar, state-of-the-art Life Skills Center. This new structure is being used to enhance the educational opportunities and lifelong learning for CCCBSD students fourteen and older. We are pleased with our revenue from operations and thankful for our Board of Trustees and our donors who consistently and generously support our efforts.

Sharon McGillivray, Chief Financial Officer

CCC 2018-19 Annual Report front cover 2.indd 13

Our IRS Form 990 and audited Financial Statement are available upon request.

12/12/19 4:19 PM

The Children’s Center for Communication B E V E R LY S C H O O L F O R T H E D E A F F O U N D E D I N 1 8 7 6

2018–2019 ANNUAL REPORT

THE MIRACLE LEAGUE OF THE NORTH SHORE The Miracle League of the North Shore is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization that gives children with any type of challenge a chance to play baseball as part of a team in an organized league at no charge. Miracle League teams play on the school’s custom-designed, handicap-accessible rubberized turf field that accommodates wheelchairs and other assistive devices. Miracle League uses a “buddy” system - pairing each player with an able-bodied peer. The result is a bond that is fun and exciting for all participants.

Each year, as the fall season ends, CCCBSD teams up with ASL Sports to put together a Halloween Spooktacular event for Miracle League attendees. Players show up dressed in costumes and participate in a variety of activities and games.

It is a fun-filled way to wrap up the season.

Games are played in May/June and September/October. If you’re interested in becoming a volunteer or know a child who would like to play in 2020, contact CCCBSD at playball@cccbsd.org or visit www.cccbsd.org for more information.

We look forward to a great season. Let’s Play Ball!

CCC 2018-19 Annual Report front cover 2.indd 14

12/12/19 4:19 PM

OFFICERS, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, AND TRUSTEES FISCAL YEAR 2019 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND OFFICERS Anthony Fusco, President • Partner/Attorney, Glovsky & Glovsky David Carlson, Vice-President • Investment Broker, UBS Financial Services David Morency, Treasurer • Vice President, The Druker Company, Ltd. Sharon Clark, Secretary • Retired BSD Principal Erik Majeskey • Alumnus Scott Price • Managing Director, First Republic Securities Company, LLC

TRUSTEES Jay Duchin • Owner, Duchin Productions, Inc. Leonard Femino • Partner/Attorney, Alexander & Femino Thomas Gately • Attorney, The Danvers Law Offices John Hall • Retired, Salem Five Bank Alex Harrington • Attorney, Morrison Mahoney Bill Harrington • Owner, Coast Maintenance Supply Robin Hough • Program Coordinator, Parent-Infant/Toddler Program Dr. Timothy Hough • Owner, Commonwealth Radiology Jeff Kane • Owner, Kane’s Flower World Alison Kenney • Owner, KPR Communications Rebecca Lindsay • CCC Parent, Gordon College Ambassador Robert Maunus • Retired, NE Biolabs Joel Monnell • Retired Educator Martin L. O’Toole • Teacher, Andover High School Richard G. Powers • Account Executive, Burgin, Platner and Hurley

SENIOR STAFF Dr. Mark Carlson • President/Executive Director Sharon McGillivray • Chief Financial Officer Stefani Timmons • Chief Operating Officer Dr. David Estep • Chief Program Officer Jessica Fox • BSD Program Director Kristen Humber • CCC Program Director Robin Hough • Program Coordinator, Parent-Infant/Toddler Program Jocelyn Clark • BSD Education Director Rachel Barstow • CCC Education Director Jane McNally • Director of Development

CCC 2018-19 Annual Report front cover 2.indd 15

12/12/19 4:19 PM

The Children’s Center for Communication B E V E R LY S C H O O L F O R T H E D E A F F O U N D E D I N 1 8 7 6

2018–2019 ANNUAL REPORT

SIGNIFICANT MILESTONES FISCAL YEAR 2018-2019 • Planning for CCCBSD’s new strategic plan • Completion of Life Skills Center

• New Trustees Bob Maunus and Alison Kenney

• Expanded opportunities for students in the community for work and training

• “TIAA Difference Maker 100”

Gaining Independence: CCCBSD Student Faith Continues to Improve Life Skills Last year we introduced you to Faith, a bubbly, curious and friendly 18-year-old who loves to dance, take selfies and spend time with friends at CCCBSD. In our new Life Skills Center, Faith and her friends have increased their daily living skills with various activities, including cooking. Faith’s teacher, Ms. Gugliotta, shares that Faith has increased her overall independence throughout school. She continues to develop her vocational skills, with a special interest in fashion! We are so proud of Faith and her progress!

CCC 2018-19 Annual Report front cover 2.indd 16

12/12/19 4:19 PM

DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Fundraising continues to develop as our school population grows with new students, new parents and new connections. Funds raised from the Annual Fund, the Spring Soiree and the Lone Gull directly support programs at CCCBSD. We share our stories, challenges and successes on social media, our website, and through events.

Tours of the school are frequent and allow us the opportunity to show visitors our students and our school.

Foundation support continues to grow and grant writing is an integral part of the fundraising budget. We are grateful for the support we receive from a variety of local and national foundations. This support allows us to purchase ‘extras’ that give our students the latest technology, improved curriculum, the best equipment, and an exceptional overall school experience.

MONTHLY GIVING • An Easy Way to Support Our Students!

You can make a difference every month! Go to www.cccbsd.org and click on the GIVE NOW button and choose an amount and frequency that fits best within your budget and goals. CCCBSD offers the opportunity to make contributions automatically through a credit card and every donation is tax-deductible.

HOW CAN YOU MAKE A DIFFERENCE? IT IS EASY AND MAKES A BIG IMPACT. • Support the yearly Spring Soiree Auction and dinner and the Lone Gull 10K as a sponsor or attendee.

• Make a donation to the Annual Fund.

For more information about these options, please contact Jane McNally, janemcnally@cccbsd.org.

OPTIONS TO DONATE CCCBSD is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit institution

• Make a donation by check (payable to CCCBSD) • Use our secure online service to charge your donation to your credit card • Make a donation of stocks or securities Please call the Development Office for more information.

• Double your gift through your employer’s Matching Gift Program.

Check with your Human Resources Department for guidelines.

• Naming opportunities are available at various giving levels (Pledges can be made and paid over 4 years)

• For many alumni and friends of CCCBSD, a charitable bequest is the easiest and best way to make a gift to the school. Please call the Development Office to discuss these options.

CCC 2018-19 Annual Report front cover 2.indd 17

12/12/19 4:19 PM

The Children’s Center for Communication B E V E R LY S C H O O L F O R T H E D E A F F O U N D E D I N 1 8 7 6

Where Communication Comes First – Since 1876

6 Echo Avenue • Beverly MA 01915 T: 978.927.7070 • VP: 978.338.4861 • F: 978.927.6536 www.cccbsd.org

CCC 2018-19 Annual Report front cover 2.indd 2

12/12/19 4:18 PM