BBBS 2019 Annual Report - Final

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THE BRONX

BROOKLYN

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE MADE IN NEW YORK? Founded in 1904, Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC is the nation’s first and our City’s largest youth mentoring organization.

Our unwavering commitment to mentorship has ignited potential for youth across the five boroughs and throughout the country.

Being made in New York means you’ve got the courage, tenacity, grit, and determination to make it through anything. Our Bigs cultivate these essential traits in their Littles, empowering them to become the next generation of leaders. Our “Made in New York” matches connect generations of New Yorkers who are molding the future of our city.

Meet Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC. 2

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Big Sister Charissa and Little Sister Eliana 3

WHY WE EXIST 4

OUR VISION

OUR MISSION

All youth achieve their full potential.

Build and support mentoring relationships to ignite the biggest possible futures for youth.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Letter from our CEO

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Statement of Activities

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Letter from our Board President The Bronx Brooklyn Queens Manhattan

OUR VALUES Believe in the Power of Mentoring

Staten Island Our Impact Our Staff Our Board

Put the Kids First Be Excellent

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Get Involved

LETTER FROM OUR CEO

Big Brothers Big Sisters is part of the fabric of NYC.

There’s truly no place like New York City. Just look at our subway, where people from all walks of life share a tightly crowded space as they travel across the five boroughs. Moments like these highlight the commonalities we share as dedicated and hard-working New Yorkers.

From my early days growing up in our City and throughout my career running youth organizations, I have benefited tremendously from strong mentorship. Without the investment of this caring group of individuals, I would not have realized my full potential. As they say, “if I can make it there, I’ll make it anywhere” and I feel honored to pay it forward as the first female CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC. Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC is our nation’s first and our City’s largest youth mentoring organization. Like our City, we’re a community of diverse, caring, and inspiring individuals. Together, we have the experience, motivation, and compassion to serve our City’s young people by connecting them to committed adult mentors. And like our City, we know how to get things done.

For me, leading an organization whose legacy is grounded in the power of mentoring and activated by the people of our great City is truly a dream come true.

This is our moment to build the next generation of leaders. Together, we will create longer and stronger matches, positioning our Littles for success in college and beyond. Together, we will also continue to launch innovative programs and partnerships, taking our impact even further while honoring our foundation of building and supporting 1-to-1 matches.

Your investment in our City’s youth underscores your belief in their biggest possible futures.

Please join us in our continued efforts to ignite NYC’s potential and make a lasting impact on the youth in our City.

Warm regards,

Alicia D. Guevara Chief Executive Officer

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LETTER FROM OUR BOARD PRESIDENT

As a Big, you get more than you give.

My involvement with Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC began a decade ago when a chance encounter with a Big and Little caused me to re-examine my role within the community and realize my own potential as a mentor. The encounter was brief but powerful. The Little was astonished to learn that I was Latin American and of Dominican descent, fluent in Spanish, and a lawyer at a very large, global, and prestigious firm.

Her genuine surprise about that combination of characteristics made me realize that I needed to do much more to help kids in my community see and realize their full potential.

That pivotal moment prompted me to join my firm’s Workplace Mentoring Program with Big Brothers Big Sisters of New York City and to become a Big. Over the past ten years, I have mentored five extraordinary girls from different parts of the world: Ecuador, Peru, Colombia, Tibet, and Nepal. Despite their cultural differences, varied backgrounds and life stories, my Littles had a lot in common: some doubts and trepidations about the future and their ability to succeed; a strong work ethic; and determination, lying just beneath the surface, to beat the odds.

Over the years, I have had the privilege of learning from them – much more I think than they have learned or gained from me. They learned more about themselves, their extraordinary resilience, and the strength that comes from their experiences. In turn, I learned to listen and to never underestimate the impact that a real, caring human connection can have on the trajectory of a person’s life. I grew with them and my life has been enriched by the experience.

These five girls have now grown into strong, self-assured young women, leveraging the potential that always existed inside of them. One has earned a double Masters degree and is pursuing a successful career in Washington DC. Another is thriving academically in college and has a bright future ahead. The Little I am currently mentoring is already looking ahead to her college applications; her smile brightens any room tenfold.

Witnessing the impact of mentorship firsthand has changed me forever and for the better. As Board President, I am truly proud of the impact we are having, and I look forward to our continued journey ahead as we help more kids across our City to realize their full potential. It is an honor to steward an organization that empowers our City’s next generation of leaders to believe in themselves.

We cannot do this important and impactful work without you. Whether you are looking to start a Workplace Mentoring Program, volunteer to be a Big through our Community-Based Program, or make a financial contribution to our cause, you can take pride knowing it is your participation that brings our impact to life and makes our City better.

With sincere thanks,

Lucy M. Lopez Board President 7

THE BRONX

BROOKLYN

QUEENS

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STATEN ISLAND

MADE IN

THE BRONX Meet our Little Fernando and his Big Adam Fernando was a sophomore in high school when this pair was matched through our Workplace Mentoring Program, but he already knew he wanted to one day have a career in technology.

He just wasn’t sure how to get there.

Adam, Fernando’s Big, became a close ally during the final years of high school. When academic challenges arose, Adam worked closely with Fernando to improve his listening skills and cultivate the value of perseverance. And when Fernando started to consider colleges, Adam pointed him toward those with proven Computer Science programs.

Adam, who’s worked at New York Life for over a decade, has spent this year showing Fernando how to write a thoughtful resume, nail a job interview and give an elevator pitch – skills Fernando will employ once he puts his passion for technology into practice.

Little Brother Fernando and Big Brother Adam 8

SEE OUR REACH IN THE BRONX

535 26 MATCHES SERVED

RACE AND ETHNICITY

%

African American/Black

OF OUR LITTLES COME FROM THE BRONX

41.78 %

Multi-Racial

7.37 %

Other

0.57 %

Asian/Pacific Islander

3.02 %

White

0.57 %

Latino/Hispanic

45.18 %

Not Reported

1.51 %

GENDER

21.55 %

FEMALE

57.09

MALE

42.91

%

AGE

4.73 %

19.85 %

% 12.48 %

11.15 %

6.62 % 6.05 % 6.05 % 5.48 %

3.02 % 0% 7

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I joined this program because I wanted to learn.

It blows my mind how much I’ve changed.

- Fernando, age 17

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BIGS IN BLUE Partnering with precincts in Brooklyn, the Bronx and Upper Manhattan, this collaboration with the NYPD creates and fosters positive conversations among police officers and youth. Bigs in Blue has grown exponentially from 1 precinct to 12 precincts in two years. This is a direct result of the program’s inclusion in the NYPD’s Neighborhood Policing strategies, which aims to help officers connect with the communities they serve. Since its inception, the Bigs in Blue program has served 122 youth with 41 officers.

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THE BRONX

BROOKLYN

QUEENS

MANHATTAN

STATEN ISLAND

MADE IN

BROOKLYN Meet our Little Allisson and her Big Reia When Allisson’s mom first learned about our Community-Based Program, she quickly enrolled Allisson’s older sister. As soon as Allisson heard about all the fun her sister was having, she told her mom she wanted to become a Little as well!

From day one, Allisson and her Big Reia clicked. Their bond blossomed through a series of year-round adventures, like ice skating and painting in the winter, and roller skating and swimming in the summer. These outings took Allisson to parts of Brooklyn she’d never seen, expanding her horizons and enhancing her selfconfidence.

Even though they’ve been matched for nearly two years, one thing is clear: there are many more adventures to come.

We go on adventures to places I might have never seen.

- Allisson, age 9

COLLEGE AND CAREER SUCCESS Serving 141 Littles across New York City, the College and Career Success Program provides support for Littles, Bigs, and families to navigate the transition to college and take steps towards achieving career goals. This past year, the average GPA for college Littles in the program was 3.0, with 96% of all students on track to graduate.

In the next year, this program will expand internship opportunities and develop career exploration programs to guide Littles in identifying career pathways.

SEE OUR REACH IN BROOKLYN

572 28 MATCHES SERVED

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OF OUR LITTLES COME FROM BROOKLYN

RACE AND ETHNICITY African American/Black

49.55 %

Multi-Racial

7.84 %

Other

2.14 %

Asian/Pacific Islander

15.51 %

White

1.96 %

Latino/Hispanic

21.39 %

Not Reported

1.60 %

Big Sister Reia and Little Sister Allisson

GENDER

FEMALE

MALE

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50.80

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.18 not recorded

15.86 %

AGE

7.13 % 7.31 % 2.32 %

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9.98 %

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THE BRONX

MADE IN

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MANHATTAN

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Meet our Little Alex and his Big Jason

QUEENS

Alex is a go-getter. At school, he’s a straight-A student and the president of his student government. Outside of school, he volunteers at a nonprofit that inspires kids to get involved in community service.

Jason, Alex’s Big, has always been impressed by these accolades but wanted to make sure Alex wasn’t running the risk of burnout. Looking back on his career at S&P Global, Jason shared stories with Alex about how to stay true to personal and life goals while managing professional commitments.

Alex has found so much inspiration in our Workplace Mentoring Program. Now in his final year of high school, Alex is using Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC as a model for a peer mentorship program he’s launching at his school. Plus, Alex is working with Jason to find a college that reflects his go-getter spirit and embraces his passion for community service.

SEE OUR REACH IN QUEENS

287 14 MATCHES SERVED

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OF OUR LITTLES COME FROM QUEENS

RACE AND ETHNICITY African American/Black Asian/Pacific Islander Latino/Hispanic

22.81 % 26.67 % 37.19 %

Multi-Racial

6.32 %

Other

1.75 %

White

2.82 %

Not Reported

2.46 %

Big Brother Jason and Little Brother Alex

WORKPLACE

With Jason, I’ve had stability in a role model.

It’s something I don’t normally get.

For over 25 years, our Workplace Mentoring Program has provided NYC high school students with the critical skills needed to achieve their full potential through a relationship with an invested career mentor. This year, 65 companies partnered with us, allowing almost 2,000 youth to be served. Across our partners, employees volunteered over 23,000 hours of their time to build career awareness, offer support in the college application process, and invest in the next generation of leaders.

- Alex, age 16

GENDER

FEMALE

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MALE

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6.67 % 6.32 % 5.61 % 5.26 %

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THE BRONX

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MADE IN

MANHATTAN Meet our Little Tiffany and her Big Cyrene

When Tiffany and Cyrene were matched through our community-based program, Tiffany was only 10 years old. Back then, Tiffany struggled with her self-esteem and preferred to stay quiet. Her mom hoped that having a Big in her life would introduce another strong female role model.

Their initial outing was the first time Tiffany left the house without her parents. Cyrene remembers Tiffany squeezing her hand tightly each time they crossed the street. When Cyrene got home that night, she started brainstorming activities that would take Tiffany out of her comfort zone.

Their subsequent outings were a success! Before you knew it, Tiffany was able to navigate the subway system, ask for directions, and order food – all on her own. But this match isn’t done yet. Cyrene continues to encourage Tiffany to become even more brave and confident, so she’s planning to enroll her in a self-defense class.

Cyrene made me brave.

- Tiffany, age 12

NEW AMERICAN PROGRAM The New American Program (NAP) ensures the power of mentoring is available to first- and secondgeneration immigrant youth. This year, 186 matches were served across New York City. The program aims to support these youth in building social capital in their local communities and celebrating their heritage. Littles in this program report increased academic self-confidence and advancement in social-emotional learning.

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Little Sister Tiffany and Big Sister Cyrene

SEE OUR REACH IN MANHATTAN

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RACE AND ETHNICITY African American/Black

MATCHES SERVED

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%

34.39 %

13.40 %

Multi-Racial Other

0.18 %

Asian/Pacific Islander

11.99 %

White

4.23 %

Latino/Hispanic

35.10 %

Not Reported

0.71 %

OF OUR LITTLES COME FROM MANHATTAN

GENDER

FEMALE

51.32

MALE

48.68 %

%

14.64 % 11.29 %

10.76 %

9.17 % 9.35 %

14.11 %

8.82 %

7.41 %

AGE

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5.29 % 2.12 %

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THE BRONX

BROOKLYN

QUEENS

MANHATTAN

STATEN ISLAND

MADE IN

STATEN ISLAND Meet our Little Breana and her Big Nisha The oldest of her siblings, Breana has never had a big sister of her own to look up to.

Her mom saw Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC’s Community-Based Program as a chance to fill this gap.

Nisha constantly reminds Breana to open up about her mistakes so she can learn from them. Breana takes these words of wisdom with her everywhere she goes, viewing each challenge as an opportunity to grow.

Breana has even brought the value of open communication to her house, where she encourages her younger siblings to share their struggles so they can work together to discover solutions.

SEE OUR REACH IN STATEN ISLAND

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MATCHES SERVED

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%

OF OUR LITTLES COME FROM STATEN ISLAND

RACE AND ETHNICITY African American/Black Asian/Pacific Islander Latino/Hispanic

36.96 %

Multi-Racial

21.74 %

Other

0%

13.04 %

White

6.52 %

21.47 %

Not Reported

0%

Nisha has all the things I’d hope for in a big sister.

- Breana, age 12

LONGER & STRONGER Our City-wide Longer Stronger initiative is focused on increasing the match length between Bigs and Littles, as the consistent mentorship of a caring adult results in greater academic achievement and develops grit in our youth. Matches are encouraged to set S.M.A.R.T. goals and work closely with BBBS of NYC staff to monitor progress, celebrate wins, and ignite the full potential of the Littles. In the last 3 years, our Community-Based match length increased by almost 40% and our average match length increased by nearly 30%.

Big Sister Nisha and Little Sister Breana

GENDER 19.57 %

FEMALE

50

MALE

50

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17.39 %

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13.04 % 10.87 %

AGE

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4.35 %

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

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% 97

% 93

% 72

122,250

% 90

% 82

of all Littles were promoted to the next grade

hours of mentoring were provided

of all Littles were accepted into college

of all Littles reported increased self-confidence to try something new

of our College and Career Success Littles have a primary guardian who has not obtained a college degree

of all Littles noted greater comfort in forging new relationships with their peers

AFTER ONE YEAR...

76 % 75 % 78 %

of all Littles reported developing leadership skills

understood the importance of helping others

said their Bigs helped them want to have a career

S.M.A.R.T. GOALS 82% of academic goals were nearly or fully achieved. 84% of relationship goals were nearly or fully achieved.

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OUR STAFF EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT TEAM

ADMINISTRATION

CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE

Alicia Guevara Chief Executive Officer

Michael Coughlin Chief Program Officer

Tiffany Cheng Communications Associate

Janet Adkins Enrollment Manager

Elliot Berger Chief Development Officer

Jeffrey Elgart Chief Corporate Officer

Lasha Edmundson Human Resources Manager

Molly Gallagher Enrollment Coordinator

Charles Bozian Chief Administrative Officer

Jayne Ward Chief of Staff

Abraham Ricart Operations Assistant

Lissette Hernandez Family Care Coordinator

Kate Robinson Receptionist

Jennifer Kundla Associate Director

Rowena Taylor Director of Human Resources

Alexandra Lorditch Volunteer Experience Manager

COMMUNITY-BASED DEPARTMENT Julia Antuzzi Associate Program Manager

Joanna Lund-Pops Senior Program Manager

Dia Primus-Dawson Associate Program Manager

Danielle Brockmann Special Events Manager

Lorena Genao Associate Program Manager

Brianne Manley Senior Program Manager

Emily Rivera Ortiz Associate Program Manager

Louisa Chu Intern

Lisamarie Gordils Associate Director

Justine Mulhall Associate Program Manager

Alison Rose Associate Program Manager

Janine Hansen Development Associate

Jessica Henry Associate Program Manager

Diana Palomรก Associate Program Manager

Priya Singh Associate Director

Lauren Herman Special Events Manager

Hee Jeong Kim Associate Program Manager

Yucheng Pan Program Manager

Hanna Suh Program Manager

Asim Khan Senior Grants Writer

Shenelle Laborde Associate Program Manager

Janai Pellot Associate Program Manager

Bridgette Thomas Program Support Specialist

Maria Loja-Barahona Vice President of the Community-Based Program and Child Safety

Rachael Pelton Associate Program Manager

Chenyang Jessie Xin Associate Program Manager

Elizabeth Lee Vice President of Philanthropy

Lauren Prague Director of CommunityBased Program

Tinghe Yao Associate Program Manager

OUTREACH

QUALITY ASSURANCE

WORKPLACE MENTORING DEPARTMENT

Julie Brown Community Outreach Coordinator

Leo Ching Associate Director

Emily Bader Senior Program Manager

Taylor Healey Associate Program Manager

Valerie Stark-Trimarco Vice President of Program Compliance

Lori Bethea Administrative Manager

Varsha Jagjit Associate Program Manager

Morgan Bowers Associate Program Manager

Ariana Kippins Associate Program Manager

Arely Calpeno Associate Director

Rachel Kraun Associate Director

Elizabeth Grella Program Manager

Rachel Marks Associate Director

Aaron Frager Community Outreach Coordinator Angelo Iudici Community Outreach Coordinator

TRAINING Jordan Card Senior Program Manager

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DEVELOPMENT

OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS Nicole Padilla Intake Coordinator Kaely Phelps Associate Director Adam Schroeder Vice President of Center for Excellence

Chairmen Emeriti Edward L. Gardner Laura Parsons, Psy.D. Co-Chairmen Jonathan Bram Jon May President Lucy Lopez Immediate Past President Erin Scanlon

EDUCATION INITIATIVE Shelby Miuzzo Director of College Success

FINANCE Fazla Chowdhury Staff Accountant Lizzy Roberts Vice President Controller

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Executive Vice President Barbara Mendelson

Treasurer Ash Gupta

Vice Chairmen Gerald L. Hassell Adalbert von Gontard, Jr.

Secretary Philip Seskin

Vice Presidents Paul N. Glickman Kenneth J. Knuckles Katherine C. Linder Yvonne Liu Charles G. Posternak John E. Waldron

General Counsel Daniel J. McSwiggan

TRUSTEES Anthony Abenante Joseph S. Allerhand Anshell J. Boggs Matt Borstein Greg Braca Craig Clay Michael Conway W. Don Cornwell Diane D’Erasmo John M. Dowd Steven M. Durels Jonathan (Jody) Durst

Bill Edwards Catherine Feng David W. Florence Roger S. Goodell Susan Hinkson Jared L. Landaw Andrew Lipman Dan Massoni Daniel R. Milberg Sky Milch Anthony Orso Abby Parsonnet

Steven Pozycki James Rapp Michael Rodriguez David Rosewater Marsha P. Roth Diego Scotti Ben Smithee Kate Snow J Michael Stanley Sy Sternberg Adam Tejpaul Sheila Wolf Freiman

Robert Moss Peter Pollack Rudolph J. Santoro Spyros Skouras Marva Smalls Tawana Tibbs

Frederick O. Terrell Lawrence J. Toal Beverly Benz Treuille Judy A. Weill Glen Weiss Thomas G. Wyman

Damon Cocklin Technology Manager Juan Perez Director of Technology

Elaine Randolph Program Manager Siobhan Sammon Associate Program Manager Kaye Schacter Associate Director

TRUSTEES EMERITI Richard T. Anderson Philip F. Bleser Francis Carling Reuben Daniels Robert L. Frome Peter Holzer Steve Moore

Cherranda Smith Senior Program Manager

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Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC would not be able to ignite the biggest possible future for NYC youth without our network of support. It is in the fabric and make-up of New York City to cultivate, celebrate, and foster the strong communities that we have built. Our city is organized by a matrix of neighborhoods and we are only one subway ride away from our next destination. Get involved through various channels of engagement.

Become a Corporate Partner

Interested in Governance

By donating to BBBS of NYC, you are contributing to the cost of supporting our matches, academic support for our Littles, and comprehensive screenings for potential Bigs, and continuing our volunteer outreach and recruitment efforts to bring more mentors to NYC youth.

For more information, reach out to getinvolved@bigsnyc.org.

Bring the power of mentoring to your office through BBBS of NYC’s Workplace Mentoring Program. For more information, email getinvolved@bigsnyc.org.

Leverage your expertise and the power of your network in service of our mission and join the Board of Trustees.

By providing oversight, governance, and counsel to our organization, you can support BBBS of NYC in deepening our impact across the five boroughs. Our Board is comprised of business leaders from across New York’s top companies and industries.

Reach out to getinvolved@bigsnyc.org to learn more.

Join an Affinity Group

Asian Mentoring Committee (AMC)

We serve all NYC youth.

Looking to bring the power of mentoring to an NYC youth?

Enroll them as a Little by contacting us at 212.686.2042 or getinvolved@bigsnyc.org.

BBBS of NYC affinity groups serve to expand our outreach to targeted communities. They play a huge role in supporting our agency initiatives, as well as recruitment and fundraising efforts. Join our network of volunteers (general volunteers, Bigs, Littles and staff) to support their efforts! For more information, contact our recruitment team at getinvolved@bigsnyc.org.

The AMC is a group of Asian volunteers who support the agency, generate funds, and help grow mentor interest to support our Asian Littles and the New American Program.

Latino Bigs

Big Pride

Young Professional Committee (YPC)

Latino Bigs provides Latino Littles in NYC with Bigs of similar cultural backgrounds and programs that foster their shared heritage.

Founded in 2018, Big Pride provides LGBTQ youth with supportive mentors, programming, and resources.

YPC supports recruitment and fundraising efforts through various programs, including their signature annual event Big Night Out. For more information, email getinvolved@bigsnyc.org.

Become a Big

Donate

Sign up to serve as a mentor to impact the life of a Little. Our Bigs volunteer 4 hours a month to bring impactful programming to their Littles that bring them one step closer to achieving their S.M.A.R.T. goals. For more information, contact our recruitment team at getinvolved@bigsnyc.org.

Refer a Little

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Bigs United Bigs United helps support recruitment efforts to bring more African American mentors to our Littles and programs to expand fundraising efforts.

OUR SUPPORTERS

Leadership team and volunteers at the Big-Little Challenge

Individual Supporters

$20,000 - $29,999 $10,000 - $19,999

$30,000+ Claire and Anthony Abenante Randi Schatz and Joseph Allerhand Heather and Matthew Borstein Greg Braca Susan and Jonathan D. Bram Vincent A. Carbonell Michael John Conway Saundra and W. Don Cornwell Michelle and David W. Florence Arlyn and Edward L. Gardner Deborah and Paul N. Glickman

Jane Skinner Goodell and Roger S. Goodell Agnes and Gerald L. Hassell Lucy Lopez and Ray Garcia Coleen and Daniel Massoni Juliana and Jonathan P. May Kathleen and Dale F. Maycen Jacqueline and Daniel J. McSwiggan Barbara Mendelson and David Brody Sky Milch Amanda and Anthony Orso Laura and Richard Parsons

$5,000 - $9,999 Staci and John Barber Rupal Bhansali Anshell Boggs Jennifer Chalsty FX de Mallmann Jennie and Richard De Scherer Kurt Eichler David P. Eisman Sheryl Kaye Shelly and Howard Kivell Bill Koenigsberg Andrew S. Lipman

Elaine and Steven Pozycki Mary and David Rosewater Caridad and Edward Ruggiero Erin and Brendan Scanlon Janey Whiteside and Diego Scotti Victoria and Philip Seskin Kate Snow and Chris Bro Laurie and Sy Sternberg Anja and Adam Tejpaul Tawana M. Tibbs and Bruce S. Gordon Amanda and John E. Waldron

Sonja and James Bartlett Rona and Jeffrey Citrin Christine and Craig Clay Lisa and Steven Durels Faye Premer and Bill Edwards Leslie and Mark Godridge Susan Hinkson and Francis Carling Ann and Peter Pollack Jonelle Procope and Frederick O. Terrell David M. Solomon / Goldman Sachs Gives Sheryl and Daniel Tishman Anonymous (2)

Arthur G. Altschul Jr. Beatrice Busch and Adalbert von Gontard III Jennifer and Reuben Daniels Diane D’Erasmo Katarina and Philip DiDio John Dowd Catherine Feng and Day H. Yi Sheila Wolf Freiman and Martin Freiman Dennis Friedrich Anita and Ash Gupta Mellody L. Hobson Peter J. and Carol L. Holzer Elizabeth A. Klemmer Katherine and Mark Linder

Brandon Marvin Angelo Michael May Vincent J. McBride Brian McCarthy Ted Moudis Padraig Murphy Lori and Michael Nash Britt O’Rourke Jourdana Phillips Lisa and Stephen Plavin Jonathan Pollack John Reinsberg

$2,500 - $4,999 Laura and Scott Malkin Claudia Rose and Ted C. Morehouse Patricia Padian Cameron Papp Charles & Nancy Posternak William Shanahan Benjamin Smithee Kelley and J. Michael Stanley David S. Stolzar Raymond Svider Ray Wood Anonymous (1)

John F. Barrett Elliot Berger and Karen Athanassiades Toni Bernstein Bonnie and Scott Boilen Saurav Chatterjee Gary Chropuvka Robert Cuzzi Elizabeth B. Dater Eric Feuerstein William Getreuer Patricia and Bernard Goldstein

Thomas R. Grossman Brett Hickey Tim Johnson Greg Karcich Jane Kurz Klemmer and Tim Klemmer Lorraine and Kenneth J. Knuckles Jamie Kush Kristin Lawless Wyna Liu Sal Maglietta

Jeffrey Fliegel LouAnn and Robert Frome Davis Fry Sarah A. Gately Leslie Giordano and Greg Biancone Ruth E. Gitlin Karen and Timothy Goodell Brenda Hall Andrea Handy Kristy and Robert Harteveldt Rhonda and Stratton R. Heath, III Gary D. Herwitz Kevin Hyman Thomas Jacobs Marsha Janke Seth Kaplan Elizabeth Karalius

David Kaufman Michael Kearney Gagan Khanna Steven D. Klein Tomer Klein Andrew J. Klemmer Charles Komar Daniel Krasna Christina and Jared L. Landaw Dean Landis Anthony Landoli Marta Jo Lawrence Nina Lesavoy Evelyn and Stanley Lobel Lisa J. Lombardi Emilia Lopez Frank Marino Ahmad Masud

Kim and Bob McClelland Wei Mei Frederick Menowitz Robin and Stephen Moore Scott Morello Joseph Murphy Malik Murray Priscilla Natkins and Seth Novatt Susan and John Neely Nesta J. Nelson Michael D. North Joao Ogawa Carl Oliveri Lida Orzeck Tami Rash Michael Reed Matilde Reyes

Leni and Peter May Daniel R. Milberg Eric Miller Jyothsna Natauri JoAnne and Christopher C. Neidow Thomas J. Niedermeyer, Jr. Nora and James Orphanides Abby Parsonnet Marsha P. and Steve L. Roth Marie and Adalbert von Gontard, Jr. George T. Wein Lise and Jeffrey Wilks Anonymous (2)

Linda and Richard Schaps Ellen Schoninger and Efraim Grinberg Andrew W. Schulman Richard Stehl Katherine Klemmer Terry and Samuel Thomas Terry Jr. Fred Wistow Anonymous (1)

$1,000 - $2,499 Kathleen and Matthew Baldwin Leslie and Andrew Blauner Mary Anne and Charles Bobrinskoy Nancy and Jim Bowman Jennifer Busch Rowena Carreon Frank Carroll, III Elizabeth S. Cohen Charles Copeland Sara Darehshori and Ronald Rolfe Dayle Davison Stephen Desimone Dane Dowell Andrew Draznin Michael E. Fein Joseph Ferrone

Bradley Robins Noreen and Neal Rosenberg Gary Rozier Shawn A. Rubin Nicholas Russo Sarah Saltzberg Zach Samton Meredith Sanandres David Sanford Michele Scaringella Corey Scavo Scott Schaevitz David Schnurman Steven Seif Daniel Shannon Andrew Singer Bonnie M. and Robert J. Stapleton

Allan Starr Michael Stein Scott Stokes Moshe Sukenik Richard Sutton Ed Swiecki Suzan Tillotson Jinia Tracey Beverly Benz and Antoine G. Treuille Loraine and John Tsavaris Daniel Tulloch Gerard Weir Caroline and Dan Werther Xin Yuan Victor Zimmermann Anonymous (10)

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Corporate & Foundation Supporters

$100,000+

$50,000 - $99,999 $20,000 - $49,999

American Express Big Brothers Big Sisters of America Bloomberg Philanthropies Charles R. and Winifred R. Weber Foundation Credit Suisse TD Bank Verizon Foundation

CBS Television Network Deloitte & Touche LLP Emmet, Marvin & Martin, LLP The Hagedorn Fund Moody’s Analytics Mount Sinai Health System National Football League New York City Police Foundation, Inc. PepsiCo, Inc. U.S. Bank National Association

Adobe Foundation Alliance Building Services Bank of America The Bank of Nova Scotia BNY Mellon Brookfield Property Group LLC Bryan Cave LLP CBRE Charities Aid Foundation of America - Nike Ever Higher Charles A. Frueauff Foundation Citi Consolidated Edison, Inc. Dash Financial Technologies LLC Deutsche Bank Donnelley Financial Solutions The Durst Organization, Inc. The Elmer & Mamdouha Bobst Foundation Empire State Realty Trust ESPN

Fidelity National Title Insurance Company Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP FTI Consulting, Inc. Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, LLP Gray Foundation Greenberg Traurig, LLP Himan Brown Charitable Trust Indus Capital Partners, LLC Infor (US), Inc. JLL JP Morgan Chase & Co. Kirkland & Ellis LLP KPMG LLP Kushner Properties Latham & Watkins LLP Legg Mason & Co., LLC LexisNexis McKinsey & Company Moody’s Investor Service Morgan Stanley

Morrison & Foerster LLP The Morrison & Foerster Foundation NBC Universal Newmark Knight Frank New York Life Foundation The Nielsen Company Northrop Grumman Corporation Oath Inc. One Jeanswear Group OPI Construction Pfizer Inc. Proskauer Rose LLP PwC The Related Companies, LP REP Hudson Yards RFR Holding LLC Rockefeller Group International, Inc. RXR Realty S&P Global Foundation The Silverstein Drobner Family Trust

SJP Properties Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP SL Green Realty Corp.

Sony Corporation of America SR Capital, LLC Suffolk Cares Charitable Foundation, Inc. The Sunshine Foundation Swig Equities, LLC TD Securities Underwriting Hope Fund, Inc. The Witkoff Group LLC Tullett Prebon (Americas) Holdings Inc. Two Lights Foundation Inc. Viacom International, Inc. Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Wells Fargo William E. Simon Foundation, Inc. Willis Foundation Anonymous (1)

Capalino + Company The Capital Markets Company Charles S. Keene Foundation Comcast Corporation Continental Marble Inc. Cumming Construction Management, Inc. Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP Debevoise & Plimpton LLP Desmarais LLP Eastdil Secured, LLC The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation Encore Capital Fiduciary Trust International First Data Corporation Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer US LLP George Comfort & Sons, Inc.

Gordon Brothers Grosvenor Holdings LLC Hackman Capital Holland & Knight LLP Hospital For Special Surgery The Hyde and Watson Foundation Innisfree M & A Incorporated The Jana Foundation Jeff Sutton Charity Fund JLL Joele Frank, Wilkinson Brimmer Katcher The John L. and Sue Ann Weinberg Foundation Kelley Drye & Warren LLP KPF Foundation Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP L & L Holding Company, LLC Lend Lease

M&T Bank Marie Fauth Charitable Fund Mr. & Mrs. Cort Delany Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center MetLife Foundation Metropolitan Commercial Bank Milberg Factors, Inc. Millennium Partners Moritt Hock & Hamroff LLP Mulligan Security Corp.

Nakash Family Foundation New York Football Giants, Inc. The New York Jets Foundation, Inc. New York Life Insurance Co. OMI Management US Limited Partnership PBC USA Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

Platinum Terrazzo Providence Equity Partners LLC Rabobank Reonomy Rialto Capital Advisors, LLC Rose M. Badgeley Charitable Trust Rosenberg & Estis, P.C. Rudin Management Company, Inc. Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation Inc. Sarah I. Schieffelin Residuary Trust Savills Studley, Inc. Schindler Elevator Corporation Schonfeld Strategic Advisors LLC Seyfarth Shaw LLP Situs LLC Starwood Property Trust

Stawski Partners Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP The Sue and Eugene Mercy, Jr. Foundation Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Thomas H. Lee Management Company, LLC. The Topper Foundation Tri-Star Construction Corp.

Turner Construction Co. Ultra General Consulting Vanbarton Group LLC View the Space Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Vornado Realty Trust Webster Bank The Wendy’s Company White & Case The Willams Capital Group, L.P. Anonymous (4)

Cravath, Swaine & Moore eBay Foundation The Edward and Dorothy Perkins Foundation Eightfold Real Estate Capital, L.P. Exec-Comm LLC Extell Development Company Fabbrica Friedman Alpren & Green LLP Gladstein Family Foundation Global Holdings Management Group (US) Inc. Goldman Sachs & Co. Harvest Management Horizon Media HSBC Bank Hunter Roberts Construction Company

Hyannis Port Research, Inc. IBM Employee Services Center IDB Bank Indemand LLC IUOE Local Union 94 Jack Resnick & Sons, Inc. Junto Capital Kekst and Company, Incorporated Korn Ferry International Lacor Mechanical Systems, Inc. Laura J. Niles Foundation Louis and Anne Abrons Foundation, Inc. The Martha Mertz Foundation, Inc. Marva Smalls Endowment of Coastal Community Foundation of SC

May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation Mazars USA LLP Medialink LLC The Miami Foundation Morrow Sodali MSA Security Nahla Capital The NASDAQ Stock Market, Inc. National Basketball Association New York Mets One Clipboard Inc. DBA Splash PAL Environmental Safety Corp.

Paul Marshall Charitable Foundation PLM Foundation

Rosenthal & Rosenthal Inc. Ross Aronstam & Moritz LLP RSM US LLP Santander Bank Silverstein Properties, Inc. SL Green Family Foundation Spotlight Advisors St. Vincent De Paul Foundation Sterling National Bank Tai Ping Carpets Americas, Inc. The Theodore H. Barth Foundation Tito’s Handmade Vodka UBS Venable Foundation Anonymous (1)

$10,000 - $19,999 ABM Industries Inc. Acore Capital Adam D. White Charitable Fund Allen & Overy LLP Amergy Electric American Eagle Outfitters Foundation American International Group, Inc. Anchin, Block & Anchin Apollo Global Management Ariel Investments, LLC Arnold & Porter LLP Bank of Baroda Bank of China BankUnited Barclays (New York) Bleu Blanc Rouge Foundation The Boston Consulting Group, Inc.

$5,000 - $9,999 3i Infrastructure AMC Networks American Contract Bridge League Charity Foundation Corp.

Arbor Realty SR, Inc. Bank Hapoalim Bank Leumi USA Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossman LLP The Billy Garfield Scholarship Fund Capital One Carter, Ledyard & Milburn Cassin & Cassin LLP CBS Interactive CIT Comprehensive Health Management Computershare

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$2,000 - $4,999 AKF Group LLC AmTrust Title Archetype Consultants, Inc. Arthur Allen Carpet Installations Assured Environments Avison Young USA Inc. Bateman Group BDO USA, LLP Black Bear Asset Management BlackRock Bluefish Capital BMS, LLC BRF Aggressive LLC Bridgehampton National Bank Brookbridge Consulting Services, Inc. Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales, LLC The Charles Howe Charitable Fund Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi, PC

Citizens Bank City National Bank Columbia Filters, Inc. The Conestoga Road Foundation Consulting & Testing Services, Inc. Crown Acquisitions, Inc. Cyruli Shanks Hart & Zizmor LLP Deupree Family Foundation Dewey Pegno & Kramarsky LLP DiFazio Power & Electric Inc. Discovery Communications DivcoWest DNA Controlled Inspection Eagan Family Foundation, Inc. Earthshare NYC The Echo Design Group, Inc. EDM USA, Inc. EisnerAmper LLP EnergyWatch LLC Environmental Building Solutions, LLC

Esther Koven Fdn. Inc. Faith Colish Fund Farrell Fritz, P.C. Firecraft of New York, Inc. First American Title Insurance Co. of New York Flushing Bank Fred Alger Management, Inc. GenServe Inc. Gensler Godsell Construction Corp Gordon H. Smith Corporation The Gould-Shenfeld Foundation Harbor Group International Harris Beach PLLC Hillmann Consulting, LLC Hines Interests LP- East Region Horizon Healthcare Staffing Corp.

Hugh O’Kane Electrical Company, Inc. JSCS (Jam Sewer Cleaning Service Inc)

JVS Restoration Inc. Kasirer Consulting Kasowitz Family Foundation, Inc. Kelly & Hayes Electrical Supply of L.I. Kowitz Family Foundation The Landis Group Levin Capital Strategies, LP The Litwin Foundation Loeb & Loeb LLP Loffredo Brooks Architects, PC Lorelli Associates LS Power Development Manhattan Painting & Decorating Corp.

Merchant Factors Corp.

MG Engineering D.P.C. MidOcean Credit Fund Management LP Milo Kleinberg Design Associates, Inc. National Elevator Cab & Door Corp.

New York Life Investment Management LLC New York Stock Exchange, Inc. Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP Open Society Institute Otis Elevator Company Paratus Group II, Inc. Park Madison Partners Partners Group Pathway Capital Corp.

People’s United Community Foundation Platzer, Swergold, Karlin, Levine, Goldberg & Jaslow LLP Plaza Construction The Pratt Family Foundation Prime Finance Pritchard Industries, Inc. Pulsd Inc. Ralph S. Gindi Family Foundation Riemer & Braunstein LLP

Schneider Electric/Square D Foundation The Sloman Foundation Sole & Separate Property Spin Design, Inc. Stewart Title Insurance Company Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation T&M Protection Resources Temasek Holdings Total Quality Fire & Security Inc. Truist Turnbridge Equities Twin Resources Inc. United Elevator Consultants, Inc. Versatile Services, LLC Waldorf Demolition Walton Street Capital, LLC Winston Brothers, Inc. Anonymous (1)

Davood & Tamara Zar Family Foundation Desimone Consulting Engineering Group, LLC Die Hard Extermination Directions Studio LLC DTM Inc. East West Bank E-Green Recycling Management, LLC E-J Electric Installation Co. First Quality First Response, LLC

Galasso Trucking George Lucas Family Foundation Getzler, Henrich & Associates Harold L. Wyman Foundation The Hedaya Capital Group, Inc. Hermes of Paris Inc. Hudson’s Bay Company The Ideal Supply Co. Insight Advisory Partners, LLC J.J. Basics, LLC

Jassin Consulting Group Joseph Neto & Associates, Inc. Julius Roehrs Company Knoll Loancore Capital, LLC M&T Charitable Foundation The Marino Organization, Inc. The MCJ Amelior Foundation Meridian Capital Group, LLC Metzger-Price Fund, Inc. The Milana Family Foundation, Inc.

MMG Advisors, Inc. Mosto Technologies Inc. Nantam Capital The NCC NY LLC Nelson Net Return Asset Management LLC Ocean West Capital Partners Okapi Partners Rachel and Jonathan D. Albert Tzedakah Fund Rivkin Radler LLP Royal Abstract of New York LLC

Signature Bank Societe Generale Americas Sterling Equities Strauss Paper Co. Inc. T.F. Nugent Tone House Fitness New York, LLC USA Outerwear, LLC Valley National Bank Anonymous (2)

Big Little Challenge

Golf Outing

Lucy Lopez, Co-Chair

Michael Conway, Chair

Tournament of Champions Pong

Jon May, Co-Chair

Anthony Abenante

Kate Snow

Dan Massoni

Casino Jazz Night

Gridiron Games

Kitty Linder

Paul Glickman, Chair

Jared Landaw, Chair

Adam Tejpaul

$1,000 - $1,999 Abatement Unlimited Inc. Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Becton Family Foundation Best Plumbing Specialties, Inc. Borah, Goldstein, Altschuler, Nahins, & Goidel, P.C. Bright Funds Foundation C.W. Greene, Inc. Chaves Perlowitz Luftig LLP Customers Bank Daiwa Capital Markets America Inc.

GOVERNMENT FUNDING

EVENT COMMITTEES

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention

Council Member Laurie A. Cumbo

Accountants & Bankers Reception

New York City Department of Youth & Community Development

Council Member Corey Johnson

Diane D’Erasmo, Co-Chair

Council Member Ben Kallos

The New York City Council

Council Member Mark Levine

Abby Parsonnet, Co-Chair

The New York City Council Brooklyn Delegation

Council Member Bill Perkins

Michael Stanley, Co-Chair

Council Member Alicka Ampry-Samuels

Council Member Keith Powers

Council Member Joseph C. Borelli

Council Member Carlina Rivera

AMC Night Market

Steve Durels

Council Member Fernando Cabrera

Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez

Kristen Eng, Co-Chair

Jody Durst

Denny Mai, Co-Chair

Council Member Margaret S. Chin

Greg Braca Daniel Milberg

Matt Borstein

Thomas Grossman

Joe Allerhand James Rapp David Rosewater

Andy Lipman, Co-Chair Phil Seskin, Co-Chair Susan Hinkson

Young Professionals Committee’s BIG Night Out

Ben Smithee

Lindsey Brown, Vice President

Anthony Orso

Sidewalks of New York

Madelaine Czufin, Co-Chair

Steve Pozycki

Edward Gardner, Co-Chair

Sarah Gately, Co-Chair

Bill Edwards

BBBS of NYC Road Runners

Michael Rodriguez

Marsha Roth, Chair

Glen Weiss

Tawana Tibbs, Co-Chair Jon Bram Laura Parsons

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STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES REVENUE AND OTHER SUPPORT

UNRESTRICTED

TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED

TOTAL

Private grants and contributions

$ 2,437,756

$ 228,850

$ 266,606

Special events, net

$ 4,617,039

$ 4,617,039

Government grants and contracts

$ 1,246,051

$ 1,246,051

Bequest

$ 1,051,220

$ 1,051,220

$ 56,400

$ 56,400

$ 488,818

$ 488,818

$ (328,437)

$ (328,437.00)

In-kind services

Interest and dividends

Net realized and unrealized gains (losses) on investments

Net assets released from restrictions

Total revenue and other support

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$ (151,871)

$ (151,871)

$ 9,720,718

$ 76,979

TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED

$ 9,797,697

EXPENSES

UNRESTRICTED

Program

$ 8,307,727

$ 8,307,727

Management and general

$ 1,226,507

$ 1,226,507

Fundraising

$ 1,465,370

$ 1,465,370

Total expenses

$10,999,604

$ 10,999,604

Net assets

$ 15,509,388

$ 673,297

TOTAL

$ 16,182,685

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