Report Fiscal Year 2024
Who We Serve
Total Youth
Served
3,309
youth and young adults ages 6 to 18.
Race & Ethnicity
We serve youth and young adults ages 6 to 18.
Who We Are
BRONX
JOHN E. GRIMM III CLUBHOUSE
543 East 189th Street
Bronx, NY 10458
Tel: (718) 733-5500
JOEL E. SMILOW CLUBHOUSE
1665 Hoe Avenue
Bronx, NY 10460
Tel: (718) 328-3100
MANHATTAN
PINKERTON CLUBHOUSE
250 Bradhurst Avenue
New York, NY 10039
Tel: (212) 653-1521
BROOKLYN
ELBAUM FAMILY CLUBHOUSE
226 Bristol Street
Brooklyn, NY 11212
THOMAS S. MURPHY CLUBHOUSE
2245 Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11226
Tel: (718) 462-6100
240 Nassau Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Tel: (718) 625-4295
Dear friends,
A Message from the Executive Director
Thank you for reviewing our Annual Report and for being an essential part of the Madison Square Boys & Girls Club community. Your support has been vital to our mission of serving and empowering New York City’s youth, helping us create meaningful impact throughout 2024 and positioning us for continued success.
This year was especially meaningful as we celebrated Madison’s 140th anniversary — a testament to over a century of dedication to creating brighter futures for New York City’s youth. This extraordinary milestone reflects our unwavering commitment to helping generations of young people discover their passions, build confidence and pursue their dreams. Our Clubhouses are more than just buildings — they are incubators of ambition where dreams take flight. Through programs in dance, sports, academics and more, young people develop the skills and resilience they need to transform aspirations into achievements.
2024 was a year of growth and momentum. After several years of financial challenges, we embarked on a promising new chapter. Youth enrollment increased compared to the prior year, reinforcing the vital role Madison plays in providing safe, nurturing spaces for young people to thrive. Our collective efforts have strengthened our programs, ensuring that every child who walks through our doors has the resources and support they need to succeed. As you’ll see in this report, Madison continues to be a launching pad for dreams.
Throughout 2024, we recognized the persistent challenges that shaped our communities — from food insecurity to housing shortages and mental health concerns. Thanks to your generosity, we responded with critical resources, including nutritious meals, academic tools and emotional wellness programs. Building on that foundation, this year marked a period of renewed optimism, innovation and resilience. With your support, we continued to expand opportunities for our members, equipping them with the skills and confidence to build brighter futures.
As we continue to celebrate this extraordinary 140th milestone, we remain steadfast in our commitment to expanding and refining our programs to better serve the evolving needs of New York City’s youth. On behalf of Madison, I want to extend my deepest gratitude to our entire community — your involvement as partners, donors and advocates makes it possible for us to continue being a place where big dreams find their wings.
Here’s to another year of impact, growth and opportunity as we honor Madison’s legacy and work together to empower the next generation to dream big and unlock their full potential.
Sincerely,
Tim McChristian Executive Director Madison Square Boys & Girls Club
Formula for Impact
THE MISSION
of Madison Square Boys & Girls Club is to save and enhance the lives of New York City boys and girls who, by reason of economic or social factors are most in need of its services.
Madison’s work centers on its three priority outcome areas:
Academic Success pages 6-7
Good Character & Citizenship pages 8-9
Healthy Lifestyles pages 10-11
Madison’s programs are grounded in the Formula for Impact , our research-based theory of change and our approach to positive youth development. Youth have the best Club experience when they feel physically and emotionally safe, have fun and a sense of belonging, and receive support and recognition from caring adults who set expectations for them. These values drive everything we do, from our programming to our staffing.
We bring these elements to life in the following ways:
Safe & Friendly Environment.
When young people enter our Clubhouses, they feel welcomed, comfortable being themselves, eager to connect and inspired to be a part of the community. They count on Madison for stability and support as they navigate life’s transitions and challenges.
Open-to-All & Adaptable.
Madison recognizes that every young person is unique, so our structure is flexible to meet diverse needs. For some, Madison serves as a dropin space for occasional fun or help with specific challenges. For others, it becomes a second home — a place to go every day after school to achieve goals like completing homework, building STEM skills, or pursuing a passion for music. Madison welcomes and supports everyone, providing kids and teens with opportunities to explore their interests.
Relationship-Driven &
Staff-Reliant. At its core, Madison is driven by relationships, which are the foundation of its success. Our staff is the cornerstone of our programs, ensuring their impact goes beyond great content. No matter how engaging the activities are, it’s the connections members form with our staff that truly make a difference. Our team is exceptional — highly trained, rooted in the local communities our youth call home, and driven by a genuine care for young people. Many of them were Club kids themselves, giving them a unique ability to relate to and inspire our members.
family within our Clubhouses. Members support one another, with older youth guiding younger ones, creating a culture of shared responsibility and belonging. This close-knit environment ensures that every individual feels valued and connected.
Staff members often become mentors and, in many cases, surrogate parents, providing a level of care that extends far beyond traditional roles. Madison fosters a strong sense of
Fun. Madison’s programs are far from an extension of the school day. Our activities are exciting, and our approach is full of joy. We inspire members to strive for their goals while showing them that hard work can be paired with a positive attitude and play. We emphasize the value of balance — knowing when to focus and when to have fun. Play is at the heart of learning, with curiosity driving skill development and intellectual growth. Madison’s programs empower youth to dream, discover and take charge of their own journeys.
Opportunities & Expectations.
Madison is committed to supporting youth in their journeys of learning and growth, equipping them with the essential tools to develop their academic, social and leadership skills. We empower members to explore their creativity and to make college a reality. Beyond offering opportunities, we believe in setting high expectations for our youth, and encouraging them to push beyond what they think they can achieve.
Acknowledgement & Celebration.
At Madison, every member is seen and valued. We take the time to recognize each person’s thoughts, needs, talents and aspirations. We showcase member’s work, post birthdays on a public wall calendar and display trophies to honor achievements.
Madison provides a comprehensive educational curriculum to enhance school learning. Our Academic Success initiatives cultivate a passion for learning, delivering targeted mentorship, academic assistance, and comprehensive college and career guidance. By offering personalized support, STEM-focused enrichment and year-round programming, we help our members progress from elementary through high school with clear pathways to future success. Our commitment is to transform educational experiences and expand possibilities for every student, ensuring they graduate with confidence and strategic life plans.
Explorers & Juniors
The Juniors Academy
(ages 10 to 12) combines academic support, one-on-one mentoring, and engaging STEM activities to ease the transition to middle school and demystify STEM principles.
Promoted to the next grade level on time:
94% of Explorers 98% of Juniors and who participated at least three times per week throughout the school year.
93% of Explorers 96% of Juniors and Met or exceeded school attendance averages:
who participated at least three times per week throughout the school year.
The Explorers Academy
(ages 6 to 9) is a framework of educational and recreational activities that enrich classroom learning, and build foundational math and literacy skills.
Teens
Project Graduate
(ages 13 to 18) is a comprehensive college-readiness program offering guidance and specific skill-building opportunities to help teens meet high school graduation requirements and successfully navigate the college application process.
100% of seniors who participated in our annual survey said they applied for post-secondary education.*
100% of participants said they learned how to save for goals and budget effectively in their college lives.
College Success Initiative (CSI)
(ages 18 to 24) serves as an extension of Project Graduate to support Madison alums in their transition to college. Participants receive one-on-one mentoring to help them navigate challenges related to completing financial aid applications, getting academic support, networking and finding part-time jobs.
32
alums participated in the College Success Initiative and 100% persisted and were on track to graduate within 6 years of enrollment.
Workforce Development
(ages 13 to 24) programs focus on career readiness. In partnership with the New York City Department for Youth and Community Development, this program provides youth with paid internship opportunities and a complete career readiness curriculum. Madison aims for teens to explore careers, develop hands-on skills and have meaningful work-based learning experiences.
508
Teens and Young Adults participated in the Summer Youth Employment program in July and August.
33 Teens participated in Workforce Development workshops throughout the school year.
MEMBER ACHIEVEMENTS
92% of members expect to graduate high school.*
94% of seniors took the SAT, ACT or another college entrance exam.
* Madison annually participates in Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s National Youth Outcomes Initiative (NYOI), which measures the degree to which Club members achieve outcomes and provides benchmarks on creating the optimal Club experience for members and implementing the values of positive youth development.
Good Character &
Madison’s Good Character & Citizenship programs instill values, empower personal growth and nurture our youth to become responsible community members. Our programs cultivate engaged citizenship by empowering members to actively contribute to their community and demonstrate strong character. We foster responsibility and mutual respect through diverse service initiatives, including community drives for clothing and books, fundraising walks, peace marches, senior citizen interactions, and mentorship opportunities that connect older and younger members.
Youth of Purpose
(ages 10 to 12 and 13 to 18). Our goal is for members to demonstrate positive behavior and make healthy decisions. Youth of Purpose is offered to build young people’s confidence and increase their mental well-being. This inclusive program welcomes everyone, regardless of gender identity, expression or sexual orientation, and — like all Madison programs — is committed to creating a safe space where everyone feels respected, supported and empowered to be themselves.
138 Juniors and
208 Teens participated.
Youth of the Year
(ages 13 to 18).
Madison’s Youth of the Year program aims for teens to positively influence their Club and community, be role models to younger members and become inspirational speakers, sharing their journeys.
25 members participated.
80% participated in a service project to benefit the Club and community.
Listening Circles
(ages 13 to 18). Madison aims for teens to learn to express themselves effectively, build advocacy skills and feel empowered.
345 members participated.
92% of teens reported they feel accepted for who they are at the Club.*
Positive Action
(ages 6 to 10). We strive for our Explorers to learn how to positively influence their Club and community and participate in the democratic process. Members learn personal empowerment, patience and empathy skills.
Positive Action sessions are offered in small groups to encourage participation, the proactive involvement of all, and personalized staff support.
191 Positive Action sessions were provided with an average of 5-10 Explorers per session.
MEMBER ACHIEVEMENTS
In our annual member survey, members reported that: 95% want to help when they see someone in need.
* Madison annually participates in Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s National Youth Outcomes Initiative (NYOI), which measures the degree to which Club members achieve outcomes and provides benchmarks on creating the optimal Club experience for members and implementing the values of positive youth development.
93% feel they can stand up for what they think is right, even if their friends disagree. 82% reported believing they can make a difference in their community.*
Healthy Lifestyles programming aims for members to adopt a healthy diet, practice healthy lifestyle choices and make a lifelong commitment to fi tness.
Our commitment to our members extends to their influential role of healthy habits established early in life, we strive to cultivate self-care, good nutrition, regular exercise and positive self-esteem. Madison takes a holistic approach
physical and emotional well-being. Acknowledging the to health, emphasizing mental health, and positive selfexpression through recreational and arts programs.
Triple Play: Physical Fitness, Nutrition and Social Recreation
(Explorers, Juniors and Teens).
Goal: Members develop a sense of teamwork, strengthen athletic abilities and pursue a healthy lifestyle.
67%
participated in regular, moderate-to-vigorous physical activity at least three times per week for youth (5-13 years old) and at least once a week for teens (14 and older).
1,850 participated: 377 Explorers and 337 Juniors and
1,136 Teens
MEMBER ACHIEVEMENTS
91% of teens committed to abstaining from lifetime cigarette use and 85% from lifetime alcohol use.* 75%
reported being physically active for at least 60 minutes three days/week.* 69% ate two+ fruits and 65% ate two+ vegetables per day.
Youth Empowerment Program
(ages 14 to 18).
Goal: Members understand how to live healthy lives and contribute to the well-being of their community.
312 members participated. 71%
significantly increased knowledge of risks associated with drug and alcohol use.
53% participated in at least two Positive Alternative activities, demonstrating healthy lifestyles and positive decisionmaking.
* Madison annually participates in Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s National Youth Outcomes Initiative (NYOI), which measures the degree to which Club members achieve outcomes and provides benchmarks on creating the optimal Club experience for members and implementing the values of positive youth development.
Christmas Tree Ball
On December 1, 2023, we rang in the holiday season with friends and supporters at Madison’s 57th annual Christmas Tree Ball, held at the magical Cipriani 42nd Street. The event, featuring dance and vocal performances by Madison members and inspiring stories of triumph from Madison alums, raised over $1 million to support Madison’s mission to uplift and empower kids and teens in New York City. The evening included its signature silent and live auctions, providing guests the chance to win once-in-a-lifetime experiences and prizes.
Mardi Gras
Madison Council’s 5th annual Mardi Gras MAD-squerade was held March 1, 2024, at Tanner Smith’s. A signature cocktail event, the evening featured a silent auction and brought together young professionals from across NYC. Raising nearly $28,000, the event celebrated honoree Andrew Todres for his commitment to serving and empowering kids and teens.
Special Events
Golf Tournament
Madison’s 30th annual Fore the Kids Golf Tournament was held at Baltusrol Golf Club on August 12, 2024. Over 100 golfers turned out to support Madison and enjoy a day of golf followed by dinner and an exciting live auction overlooking the course at sunset.
Youth of the Year
Over 400 guests attended Madison’s 12th annual Youth of the Year Dinner on May 15, 2024, at Pier Sixty, Chelsea Piers. The evening honored Youth of the Year ambassadors from each Clubhouse, celebrating our members for their outstanding achievements, demonstrated leadership and academic success. Our five Youth of the Year inspired supporters and friends of Madison with their stories of personal triumph in the face of extreme adversity. The event raised nearly $1 million to support Madison’s mission and recognized Champion of Youth Honorees: Aflac, Carver Federal Savings Bank, and Jeffrey Idler, Principal at Capital Partners, Brown Brothers Harriman; Co-Trustee of the Kathy and Jeffrey Idler Foundation; and Trustee of The DeMarco Foundation.
The Power of
These caring corporate citizens have partnered with us to find innovative ways to help our young people reach their full potential. We thank them for their ongoing support and commitment to furthering our mission. Thank you to…
Alloy generously supports our Navy Yard Clubhouse in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, enabling Madison to provide vital programs and services to the youth and families of the community. Their support makes a meaningful impact by ensuring our youth have the resources they need in our core areas of Academic Success, Healthy Lifestyles, and Good Character and Citizenship. We are deeply grateful for Alloy’s partnership,
Madison is deeply grateful for Aflac’s support and commitment to our mission. Aflac volunteers have been there whenever needed, from our summer carnivals to college panels. Aflac’s support of our signature events, along with their representation on our Board and Madison Council, has further strengthened our organization. We were especially proud to showcase Aflac’s partnership as the Corporate Honoree at our Youth of the Year Dinner this year. Their generous support has made a significant impact on the youth and families who rely on our Clubs.
Thank you, Aflac!
generous support has Alloy’s partnership, which also includes support for our annual Christmas Tree Ball. space—set to be venue for youth to and discover the joy are deeply grateful for their support of Madison and
The Brooklyn Nets and New York Liberty Foundation share a longstanding relationship with Madison and commitment to uplifting Brooklyn communities. Their partnership offers basketball clinics, game tickets for youth and families, player appearances, and the exciting refurbishment of the Thomas S. Murphy Clubhouse basketball court and gymnasium. With the support of The Brooklyn Nets and New York Liberty Foundation, the new unveiled in 2025—will provide a beautiful venue for youth to stay active, have fun, and discover the joy of teamwork, fostering champions on and off the court. We Brooklyn youth.
Partnerships
The Grubhub Community Fund committed to a threeyear investment that bolsters Madison’s mission, particularly our Healthy Lifestyles programming. Thanks to their substantial support, our Clubhouse kitchens have become vibrant centers of activity. Our members learn cooking skills, explore kid-friendly recipes and acquire the knowledge to establish lifelong healthy habits.
opportunities for our youth, including
Garden of Dreams truly brings magic to our members, both within our Club walls and beyond. We remain grateful for their refurbishment of our John E. Grimm III Clubhouse in the Bronx and for equipping all our Clubhouses with cutting-edge Note for Notes recording studios, where our youth can explore their creativity by learning instruments, recording music and podcasts, mixing, and more. They have also opened doors to unforgettable scholarships, game tickets, meetings with sports stars and opportunity to perform
Grubhub’s partnership is vital to youth and families who rely on our Clubs, and we are deeply grateful for their generous support.
For a remarkable 20 years, Hearst has stood shoulderto-shoulder with Madison, unwavering in their commitment to our mission. Year after year, they have supported our hallmark fundraising events — the Christmas Tree Ball, Youth of the Year Dinner and Fore the Kids Golf Tournament. Hearst’s ongoing generosity, active involvement, and Board representation have truly amplified our impact and bolstered our ability to provide the best facilities, programs, and services for the youth we serve. We are especially grateful for how consistently they support Madison’s youth.
Madison is immensely grateful for our partnership with the Yankees and their foundation. In addition to their critical support for our Bronx programs, they have provided Madison members with countless unforgettable experiences, including game tickets, home-plate ceremonies, and opportunities to meet players on the field. We are thankful for their unwavering commitment to the Bronx and our youth. Go Yankees!
Radio City Music Hall. Thank you for helping
with sports stars and celebrities, and the in a talent show at our youth realize their dreams.
Thanks to Wells Fargo’s incredible generosity, Madison has expanded its financial literacy programs, empowering more youth in our communities with critical financial skills for lifelong stability. From our youngest members to our teens, our youth have learned age-appropriate skills to help them save, spend wisely, and navigate financial challenges. Wells Fargo’s partnership includes volunteerism to enhance our programs, support of our Youth of the Year dinner, and representation on our Board and Madison Council. Together, we are shaping brighter futures for New York City’s youth.
A special thanks to our other corporate champions:
Donors
ORGANIZATIONS
Gifts $200,000 and above
Alloy Development
BSE Global
The Carmel Hill Fund
The Charles Hayden Foundation
The Pinkerton Foundation
Wells Fargo Securities
Gifts $100,000 and above
Grubhub Community Fund
Hearst Corporation
Stavros Niarchos Foundation
The Clark Foundation
William E. Simon Foundation, Inc.
William S. Paley Foundation, Inc.
Gifts $50,000 and above
Aflac New York -
Metro/Long Island
Carol and Edmund Blake Foundation
Hagedorn Fund
John J. McDonnell and Margaret T. O’Brien Foundation
New York Yankees Foundation, Inc.
PricewaterhouseCoopers
The Frances L. & Edwin L. Cummings Memorial Fund
The Klarich Family Fund
TPG
Gifts $25,000 and above
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
Charles Schwab & Co., Inc
Coca-Cola Company
Colgate-Palmolive Company
Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson
Howden RE
Man Varagon
Point72 Asset Management
Rothschild & Co.
Ruane, Cunniff & Goldfarb LP
The Heineman Foundation
The Joseph and Carolyn DeMarco Foundation
The Keith Haring Foundation
The New York Community Trust
Truist
Madison** gratefully acknowledges the following donors who provided essential support to further our mission to help save and enhance the lives of New York City youth during Fiscal Year 2024 (October 1, 2023 - September 30, 2024).
Gifts $10,000 and above
A&E Television Networks, LLC
Alvarez & Marsal
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield
BDT & Company
Brown Advisory
Carver Federal Savings Bank
Citigroup
Cleveland H. Dodge Foundation, Inc.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc.
Deloitte & Touche LLC
Disney
Edward John Noble Foundation
Ernst & Young LLP
ESPN
Friedman Kaplan Seiler & Adelman LLP
Goldman Sachs
Invesco
John Gallin & Son, Inc.
Korn Ferry
MUFG
Overseas Military Sales Corp
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP
Ropes & Gray LLP
Star Mountain Capital, LLC.
The Hyde and Watson Foundation
The Burton G. and Anne C. Greenblatt Foundation, Inc.
The National Grid Foundation
The William H. Donner Foundation, Inc.
The Rite Aid Foundation
Universal Music Group
United Public Adjusters & Appraisers, Inc.
US Bank
Venable LLP
Gifts $5,000 and above
Altice
Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corp.
Chatham Imports
D. A. Davidson
Investment Banking
Digital Remedy
Henry E. Niles Foundation
Jefferies Company
Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC)
Mutual of America
Nannette Empey Bryan Foundation
National Basketball Association
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pitman, LLP
PitCCh In Foundation Inc.
Sidney & Judith Kranes Charitable Trust
Smashburger
STEM Educational Institute
The Charlpeg Foundation
The M&T Charitable Foundation
The Weaver and Tidwell
Private Foundation
Todd Goodwin Charitable Trust
Gifts $2,500 and above
Ares Management
Dollar General Literacy Foundation
HG Realtor Foundation
Levitt Foundation
Gifts $1,000 and above
ABM Industries
AMG Quickserve LLC
Brookfield Properties
Bulovas Restorations, Inc.
CCS Fundraising
Jose Marti Alumni Association
MBD Community Housing Corp.
Markel Corporation
Microsoft Corporation
NBC Universal
Polsinelli Real Estate
The Laura B. Vogler Foundation, Inc.
WE Communications
Zubatkin Owner Representation
Gifts $200 and above
Davis Polk & Wardwell
Guggenheim Partners
Stop & Shop
The PepsiCo Foundation, Inc.
Vista Equity Partners
**These generous donations to Madison reflect contributions to both Madison Square Boys & Girls Club as well as Madison Square Boys & Girls Club Foundation.
‘‘
For the past 11 years, the Clubhouse has been my space to learn, grow and discover my passion. In the dance studio and the music room, I found my talents and my voice.”
CHRISTOPHER C., AGE 17, JOHN E. GRIMM III CLUBHOUSE
‘‘This stability the Club has provided me is allowing me to see that my dreams truly can be a reality if I work hard, practice healthy habits and stay true to myself no matter what.”
KAYLA L., AGE 17, ELBAUM FAMILY CLUBHOUSE
INDIVIDUALS
Gifts $100,000 and above
Leo and Nicole Arnaboldi III
Leo Arnaboldi II and Jane Carroll
Steven* and Judy Elbaum
Mr. Victor F. Ganzi
Michael and Rosann Geltzeiler
Myles and Kim Gillespie
David Goldring/The Allen & Lola Goldring Foundation
Robert Gottesman and Trudy Elbaum
Ann and John E. Grimm III Foundation
Brian and Dawn Hoesterey
Heather and Dan Mosley
Thomas S. Murphy Sr.*
Walter Owens
Adam and DeAnnie Reeder
Mitchell Scherzer and Andrea Mann
Marsha and Jerry M. Seslowe
Nathan and Carole Sleeper
Gifts $50,000 and above
Carolene and Richard Eaddy
David Fields and Caroline Salas-Humara
Joseph Gantz and Paula Blumenfeld
Eric and Nina Frandson
John and Sherry Gelb
Stuart and Deborah Lempert
Kenneth & Jacqueline Marlin
Oba McMillan
Steven Miyao and Sienna Farris
Mr. Richard and Mrs. Danya Porter
John and Elizabeth Starr
Nick and Emilianne Rudd
Peter Scheman and Amy Montoya
Thalia Smith
Vanessa Touma
Jeff and Lisa Volling
Gifts $10,000 and above
Rome and Lisa Arnold
Constance A. Curran
Donald C. Devine
Sarah Estwick
T. Kenneth and Ingrid Farrell
Linda and Patrick S. Gallagher
Katherine K. Goldsmith
Tom and Jillian Daniels
Gifts $25,000 and above
Anonymous
Barry and Barbara Bregman
Glessner B. Childs*
Daniel T. Donnelly
Trevor and Elena Fennell
William and Lynda Glavin
Joseph and Lauren Pizza
Ricardo and Kelli Mora
Kharay Kenyatta
Ann P. Kern
Justin Kish and Anna Peng
William M. Lewis, Jr. and Carol Sutton Lewis
John and Stephanie Lutz
James Martin
Karen and Tom Murphy
Erek and Claire Nimphius
Paolo Pellegrini
Simone Robinson-Barnett
Kelly Salina
Lisa Shalett
Shurawl Sibblies
Andrew and Laura Todres
William and Kathryn Tyree
Gifts $5,000 and above
Sid and Delphine Ahl
Raymond Anderson Faye Brannen
Ernest and Marilyn Businelli
Mr. Frank J. Capaccio Jr./ Commercial Risk Services
Jennifer Foley
James and Kristin Fulton
Alexander Gaudieri
Scott Gellman
Teresa Gendron
Robert and Sarah Gould
Kristina and Earl Hunt
John G. Ketterer III
Michael and Jill Lamoretti
Henry Lewand
Garrett and Mary Moran
Timothy Oberweger
Philip Rogers
Sunil and Stefanie Savkar
Patrick and Maria Schaible
Richard Smith and Soon-Young Yoon
John and Adele Talty
Barbara Alden Taylor
Jeff Timmers
Nyema Tubman
Roy and Rebecca Weathers
Cecilia and Richard Bonnabeau
Ken Browar
Michael and Diane Chessin
Myles and Tina Gillespie
Colvin and Sandi Grannum
James and Nicola Grant
Mo Haghbin
Anne and John Welsh McNulty
Fleischman/S. Arthur and Dorothy Neufeld Foundation Endowment
Nanar and Anthony Yoseloff
Al and Patricia Zollar
Gifts $2,500 and above
Megan Arias
*Deceased
Sharon and William Jacob
Michael and Suzanne Kosnitzky
Charles A. Ludgate
Michael Maltaghati
Art Matin
Jack Momeyer
James Neisloss
Kevin and Heather Neznek
John Orsini
Aubrey Phillibert
Mauro and Linda Romita
Jan Schwartz
Katherine Scosta
Hailey Scott
Mark Somerstein
Thomas B. Tyree
Roland and Faye Walton
Jeff and Jessie Wechsler
Gifts $1,000 and above
Anonymous
Michael and Orly Angerthal
Noel Archard
Byron Athans
Jake Avdiev
Jonathan Barbee
Cesar and Lauren Nutt Bello
Alex and Paul Bregman
James Broner
Stephanie Brooks
Kevin Brown
Derrick and Diane Butts
Scott Carlson
Tiffani and Reginald Chambers
Janet Charles
Carlton and Janet Charles
Clifford and Stephanie Cone
Leslie Corwin
Raymond and Barbara Dalio Cranston Darris
Robert Deffenbaugh
Anthony and Ingrid DeLuca
William Donovan
Mary Drucker and Steven Kennedy
Barbara Ellis
Benjamin Finestone
James Fisher
Kirsten Flicker
Frank and Camille Fortino
Todd Freebern
Patrick and Talia Gadson
Jason Garcia
The Honorable Bruce S. Gelb and Mrs. Gelb*
Mark Glatzhofer
Aaron Hagedorn and Katarina Maxianova
Patrick Hardie
Clint and Amy Harris
Karen Huie
Sandra Hurse
Michelle and Edward James
Alex Johnson
Rachel and Michael Kay
Anne and Ryan Kealy
Sean Keane
Izzet Kebudi
David and Laura Kleinhandler
Nancy L. Knight
Marc La Vorgna
Frederick and Michelle Larsen
Virginia Lee
Creighton W. Lee Sr.
Jonathan and Casey Levin
Paul Lonergan
Mark Loughridge
Olivia and William Lowden
Frank Malpigli
Steve and Nancy Manket
Sara Martin
Andrea McChristian
Thomas Meyers
Marcus Mitchell
Kendra Moore
Elaine Murphy
Keith Murray
Matthew and Anne O’Donoghue
Alix Olavarria
Susan and Michael Todres
Robert Tucker
Allyson Wallace
Charles and Rhonda Washington
Sarah E. Bolke
Elizabeth Boyd
Felicia Branagan
Jerry Britton
Roger and Joanne Paganelli
Caroline Pelham
Julie Picquet
Toby Rappaport
Miriam Reeder
Kurt and Michelle Roderich
Christopher Romano
Janet C. Ross
Leigh and Barin Rovzar
James Sacks
Paul Sauchelli
Michael Schler and Joan McClure
Christopher Scovotti
Kristopher Shaw
Scott and Roger Smith
Alison Snow
David Sobol
Tom Sommerfield
Marsha Sterling
Robert Taylor
Jolie Wehrung
Jordan and Kathy Wertlieb
Tracie Winbigler
Heather Zimmermann
Gifts $250 and above
David Acker
Katherine Aguilar
Dharshini Anderson
William Appiah
Jessie April
Lisa Ascolese
Lorraine Badurski
Rachel Bell
Josh Berkowitz
Katrin Berman
Beth and Steven Berns
Kathy Berryman
Bruce Birns
Sylvia Black
Regina and Scott Buckley
Nora Burke
Sharon Burke
Marissa Carberry
Sasha Carbone
Marco and Arielle Casas
John Cetra
Upasna Chakravarty
Nigel Chamblin
John T. Childs Jr.
Robin Chiu
Roger G. Coley
Don Cornwell
Elizabeth Costas
Martha Cuadrado
Nicola Curling Harris
Michael Czirjak
Jade and Sarah Daniels
John D’Antonio
Carl and Nancy de Brito
Stephanie Dedecker
Edward and Laura Deicke
Alirio DeMeireles
Michael DeVito
Dan Diasio
Clare Diaz
Chris Dorment
Albert and Carol Dowden
Jack and Liz Doyle
Freddie Dunau
Deborah Eaddy
Melissa Eisenstat
Camillia Ellis
James Erlanger
Felice Farber
Harry Farley
Joseph Fazio
Maria Fernanda Yglesias
Larry Feuerman
Carlos Fleming
Chiara Formenti-Ujlaki
Mark and Sala Friedman
Tom Gallin
Natalie Gatbonton
Jennifer Geltzeiler
Jane Gilday
Darnell Gilet
Santiago Gilfond
Max Glinn
Siddarth Gorantla
Alan Grad
Dianne Grant
Max and Amelia Gross
Noah Grossman
Abigail Gupta
Sandra Gurijala
Sarah Guss
David Harris
Jason Hartman
Michelle Holder
Peter and Janine Hucke
Vincent and Rose Hufford
Alfred and Denise Hurley
Angelina Ilchenko
Elizabeth Imperial
Anthony Izzo
Ava Jacobsen
Crystal Johnson
Ross Kamovitch
Hannah Karzmer
Ron Keating
Thomas W. Keesee
Matt Kehrl
Samuel and Judith Kellner
Scott Kelly
Coleman Kennedy
James Kennedy
Angela Kim
Cynthia Kim
Derek Kleinman
Landin and Alex Petersen
Frederick Petty
Julia Pfohl
Carl Philips
Kate and Pete Ciafone
Sarina Ramakrishnan
David and Cheryl Rappaport
Sarah Rende
Kiran Rijhsinghani
Scorpio Rogers
Brendan Roth
Jack Rowan
Antonio and Michele
Sacconaghi
Daniel Sage
Steve Santo
Craig and Karen Samson
Anthony Sardone
Hassan Sayed
Patrick Scott
Howard and Suzanne Seitz
Abigail Singer
Derek and Kate Kleinow
Marylu Loria
Isabella Luciano
Michael and Donna Maccaro
William and Susan Mahoney
Javier and Suyen Maldonado
John M. Marchi
Jakob Martino
Christine Mayer
Melissa and Scott McBride
Ryan and Elska McChristian
Angela McCray
Ian McGinley
Jason McMurrough
Mary McQuillen
Dave Mendelowitz
Xanthi Meneve
Brody Merrill
Edward Tucker Miller
Sonia Minetti-Sengos
Michael Mojtahedi
Meghan and Matt Muller
Mary Mulligan
Desire Mumford
Matthew Muney
Joseph Naclerio
Chrystin Nevarez
Samantha Ng
Jacqueline Okere
MENTOR CIRCLE
Stan and Amy Sheft
Derron Slonecker
Charles and Shirlene Smith
Kiyong Song
Danielle Stamos
James Stankiewicz
Andrew Steele
Kimberly Steward
Gaby Sulzberger
Tamás Széll and Sabeena Prescod
Amaury and Jeanette Tindel
Danielle Todd
Stephen Todres
Dan Vernon
Craig Warnke
David Warnke
Alexis Weber
Courtney Weiss
Riceal Wells
Brian White
Members of the Madison Mentor Circle are essential to the success of our organization. Donations cover our annual operating costs and directly support our programs that boost our priority outcome areas: Academic Success, Healthy Lifestyles and Good Character & Citizenship.
Join the Mentor Circle by visiting: www.madisonsquarefoundation.org/mentor-circle
Visionary ($20,000+)
Anonymous
Leo Arnaboldi II and Jane Carroll
Daniel T. Donnelly
William and Lynda Glavin
Ann and John E. Grimm III
Foundation
Stephanie Brooks
Raymond and Barbara Dalio
Anthony and Ingrid DeLuca
Barbara Ellis
Todd Freebern
David Goldring/The Allen & Lola Goldring Foundation
Robert and Elizabeth Ollwerther
Nicole Onorato
Aditi Patel
Kendall and Derrick Perkins
Jarrod Perry
Stephen Whitter and Analisa Torres
Chase Wickenheiser
Grant Wilbeck
Nikki Willner
Tucker Willsie
Benjamin Wirthlin
Todd Wood
Emerick Woods
Susan Yates
Carolyn Ye
Stephen and Katie Zachensky
Sandra Zeuner
Eli Zinman
Linda Zukauckas
Ricardo and Kelli Mora
Karen and Tom Murphy
Partner ($10,000+)
Kharay Kenyatta
Ann P. Kern
Oba McMillan
Kelly Salina
Lisa Shalett
Patron ($5,000+)
Ernest and Marilyn Businelli
Mr. Frank J. Capaccio Jr./ Commercial Risk Services
Alexander Gaudieri
Scott Gellman
Robert and Sarah Gould
John G. Ketterer III
Kenneth & Jacqueline Marlin
Nyema Tubman
Mentor ($1,000+)
Anonymous
Megan Arias
James Broner
Robert Gottesman and Trudy Elbaum
Sandra Hurse
Nancy L. Knight
Mark Loughridge
Charles A. Ludgate
Andrea McChristian
Thomas Meyers
Marcus Mitchell
Jack Momeyer
Elaine Murphy
Erek and Claire Nimphius
Alix Olavarria
Roger and Joanne Paganelli
Kurt and Michelle Roderich
Janet C. Ross
Paul Sauchelli
Michael Schler and Joan McClure
Tom Sommerfield
Robert Taylor
Robert Tucker
Roland and Faye Walton
Charles and Rhonda Washington
Jeff and Jessie Wechsler
MADISON COUNCIL
As an emerging generation of supporters and leaders, Madison Council members take part in various volunteer engagements, networking and fundraising events. Each member is a Madison ambassador and strives to raise awareness of the organization and its mission. Young professionals are invited to join the Council and lend their time, talent and treasure to support Madison’s mission to empower and provide opportunities for kids and teens in New York City.
For additional information, visit: madisonsquarefoundation.org/madison-council
Champion Members
Megan Arias
Sylvia Black
Carolina Bosch
Alex Bregman
Marco Carlacci
Navin Durgaprasad
Jacob B. Gantz
Scott Gellman
Myles Gillespie
Matthew Hayes
Jillian Jones
Scott Kelly
Claire Lee
Jonathan Levin
Robert Longo
Edward Crockett
Benedicte Crudgington
Chandler Cutchin
Vanessa Davis
Ariela Pizza
Kelly Salina
Katherine Scosta
Wyatt Swanson
Andrew Todres
Nonita Verma
Lisa Volling
Jeff Wechsler
MVP Members
Josh Berkowitz
Sarah E. Bolke
Sayo Kamara
Kharay Kenyatta
Lauren Ketterer
Kelly LeGaye
Henry Lewand
Elena Luca
Taylor Mancini
James Martin
Andrea McChristian
Kate Neisloss
Sau Ching Ng
Landin Petersen
Dorothy-Ann Phillip
Faye Brannen
Olivia Lowden
Robert Deffenbaugh
James Devine
Mary Drucker
Andrew Eaddy
Maria Fernanda Yglesias
Kirsten Flicker
Daniel Gaide
Jesse Glaser
Chloe Godin
Brooke Haley
Crystal Johnson
Ryan Kealy
Brendan Maghini
Sabrina Mesa
Edward Miller
Meghan Muller
Matthew Muney
Melissa Parres
Caroline Pelham
James Sacks
Danielle Stamos
Andrew Steele
Tamás Széll
Danielle Todd
Audrey Vernick
Victoria Vilches
Alexis Weber
Kyle M. Williams
Mavis J. Xu
All-Star Members
Matthew Adler
Brett Albinson
Zaid Aldoori
Jennifer Bakry
Hannah Bao
Jonathan Barbee
Stefanie Batavia
William Brame
Natalie Brendsel
James B. Buchness
Roberto Celestin
Myles Christian
Kristen Conti
Shauna Copeland
Lauren Dee
Michael DeVito
Aury Diaz
Stephanie Dollentas
Melissa Dorsett-Kluttz
Deborah Eaddy
Harry Farley
Amy Fertig
Zachary Flicker
Kristen Fortino
Michael Frey
Amanda Fritz
Jennifer Geltzeiler
Zorela Georgescu
Max Glinn
Mack Graham
Amanda Griffieth
Noah Grossman
Nailah Gumbs Fahie
Abigail Gupta
Sarah Guss
Alex H. Henderson
Douglas Howard
Angelina Ilchenko
Ava Jacobsen
Daphney Jean-Louis
Jacqueline Kalil
Ross Kamovitch
Jamie Kawwas
Matthew Kehrl
Seunghyun Kim
Derek Kleinman
Joseph Krigsfeld
Jacob Lezell
Iris Lin
Matthew Lowe
Isabella Luciano
John Mackey
Sarah Mahmoud
Albert Marano
Jakob Martino
Nicholas Martone
Melissa McBride
Angela McCray
Mary McQuillen
Izaak Mendelson
Ian Merry
Taylor Messiter
Justin Miller
Jessica Minarolli
Meagan Moran
Joseph Naclerio
Alisha Nagarkar
Kimberly Noa
Yinghan Pan
Sharon Pang
Morgan Patterson
Trisha Pedone
Dilan Perera
Alicia Price
Elizabeth Pulis
Emily Rabens
Sarina Ramakrishnan
Tymeson Reilly
Brenna Rhone
Kiran Rijhsinghani
Danielle Rodriguez
Isabel Ross
Brendan Roth
Jack Rowan
Timothy Sansone
Nick Santisteban
Lucas Sayre
Katherine Scherling
Ashley Schoenfeld
Hailey Scott
Iris Selleg
Tyler Sharinn
William Shufelt
Sam Slater
Kiyong Song
Kirby Sykes
Joshua Sylvan
Baillie T
Caira Telesford
Francesca Touma
Jacee Unrah
Ryan Van Dijk
Sofia Vittoria
John Walker-Turner
Chase Wickenheiser
Jane Widder
Lucy Wilson
Benjamin Wirthlin
Charles Woods
Carolyn Ye
Hannah Zhang
IN HONOR/MEMORIAL GIFTS
In Honor of Adam and DeAnnie Reeder
Frederick and Michelle Larsen
Scott Carlson
In Honor of Adam Reeder
Anonymous
Craig Warnke
David Warnke
Jean Gottesman
Kate and Pete Ciafone
Marsha Sterling
Miriam Reeder
The Team at CW Advisors
In Honor of Agnes and Emilio Gautier
The Heineman Foundation
In Honor of Andrea Mann and Mitch Scherzer
James Broner
In Honor of Andrew Todres
Beth Curtiss
David Kornhauser
Emily Weissler
Susan and Michael Todres
In Honor of Barry Bregman
Ann P. Kern
Craig and Karen Samson
Alan Grad
Anne and John Welsh McNulty
Carl Philips
Garrett and Mary Moran
Michael and Orly Angerthal
Paul Sauchelli
Reena Patel
Teresa Gendron
Tracie Winbigler
In Honor of Ivan Smith
Ann P. Kern
In Honor of Jack Weiner
Amy Santucci
Carol Whitton
In Honor of Jeff Idler
Myles and Kim Gillespie
Lara Fitch
Lisa Mougin
Richard Hetu
In Honor of Tim McChristian
Ryan and Elska McChristian
In Honor of Tom Meyers
Angela Kim
William and Kathryn Tyree
In Honor of Jillian Jones
In Honor of Cleo Dixon Coles
Robert Hartman
In Honor of Danielle Stamos
Marie Allen
In Honor of David Fields
Aditi Patel
Anthony Keating
Dan Diasio
Hannah Karzmer
Zachary McClain
David E. Shaw, Ph.D.
In Honor of Barry and Barbara Bregman
Anonymous
In Honor of David Goldring
David Acker
In Honor of Frank Fortino
Michael and Maureen Toth
In Honor of the Gillespie Family
The Joseph and Carolyn
DeMarco Foundation
In Honor of the Golf Team
Salina Muellich
In Honor of Irving Harris
James Erlanger
Eli Zinman
In Honor of John Gelb
Melissa Eisenstat
In Honor of Katie McDonough
Steve and Nancy Manket
In Honor of Kharay Kenyatta
Goldman Sachs
In Honor of Mitch Scherzer
Don Cornwell
In Honor of Rome Arnold
Antonio and Michele Sacconagh
In Honor of Roxanne Spillett
David and Laura Kleinhandler
In Honor of Steven Miyao
Anonymous
Arrun Kapoor
Chris and Kristin Pernicano
Daniel Sage
Josh Sturtevant and Belinda Lopez Sturtevant
In Honor of Trevor Fennell
Brian White
Elizabeth Imperial
Ian McGinley
Larry Feuerman
In Memory of Edmund Blake
Edward and Electra Freedgood
In Memory of Eleanor DiBernardo
Christine Cervoni
Nancy A. DiBernardo and John P. Conroy
In Memory of George Gillespie III
Janet C. Ross
Laurie Dien and Alan Yaillen
In Memory of Hugh Knora
Ernest and Marilyn Businelli
Richard and Geraldine Brunken
In Memory of Madam
C.O.A. Sofola
Toks Sofola
In Memory of Ted Remsen
Colleen Bartlett
LIFETIME GIVING
Donors reaching a cumulative giving level of $100,000 or more receive special recognition as having demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to our mission. We are profoundly grateful for their dedication and unwavering support over the years. Their transformative philanthropy has left an indelible impact, helping countless youth receive the services they need. It is our privilege to honor these donors as esteemed partners in our mission.
Visionary
($1,000,000+ Giving)
Anonymous
Leo Arnaboldi II and Jane Carroll
Joan Colello
Mr. Victor F. Ganzi
The Honorable Bruce S. Gelb and Mrs. Gelb*
Michael and Rosann Geltzeiler
Eileen* and George J. Gillespie III*
Myles and Kim Gillespie
Ann and John E. Grimm III Foundation
Nion McEvoy and Leslie Berriman
Thomas S. Murphy Sr.*
Marsha and Jerry M. Seslowe
Nathan and Carole Sleeper
Mr. and Mrs. Joel* E. Smilow
Partner ($1500,000+ Giving)
Anonymous
Leo and Nicole Arnaboldi III
Warren Buffett
*Deceased
Glessner B. Childs*
Daniel T. Donnelly
Andreas C. Dracopoulos Family
Steven* and Judy Elbaum
William E. Flaherty*
Joseph Gantz and Paula Blumenfeld
William and Lynda Glavin
David Goldring/The Allen & Lola Goldring Foundation
Katherine K. Goldsmith
Robert Gottesman and Trudy Elbaum
Brian and Dawn Hoesterey
Kenneth & Jacqueline Marlin
Heather and Dan Mosley
Adam and DeAnnie Reeder
Julian Robertson*
Nicholas and Debra Tommasino
Fleischman/S. Arthur and Dorothy Neufeld Foundation Endowment
Patron ($250,000+ Giving)
Anonymous
Michael and Laura Aronstein
Michelle and John Binnie
Carol* and Edmund* Blake
Barry and Barbara Bregman
Donald C. Devine
Ruby B. Fleming*
Mindy and Thomas Fortin
John and Sherry Gelb
Jacqueline and Todd Goodwin
Charitable Trust
Robert W. Johnson and Suzanne Johnson
John G. Ketterer III
Oba McMillan
Karen and Tom Murphy
The Paganelli Family/ Mt. Carmel Pharmacy
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Parrett
Matt and Jen Petersen
Mauro and Linda Romita
Janet C. Ross
Joy* and William* Ruane
Mitchell Scherzer and Andrea Mann
John and Elizabeth Starr
Barbara Alden Taylor
Bill Uhrig and Anastasia Vournas
Mentor ($100,000+Giving)
Gina Marie Bruzzichesi
Doris Buffett*
James E. and Diane W. Burke
Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Frank J. Capaccio Jr./ Commercial Risk Services
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cox
Michael and Babette DeFelice
Carolene and Richard Eaddy
William and Beth Feehan
David Fields and Caroline Salas-Humara
Liz and Keith Fleischman
Jessica Forbes
Frank and Camille Fortino
Linda and Patrick S. Gallagher
Christine and James Gray
Nick and Shauna Graziano
Frederick and Ann Hammer
Sharon and William Jacob
Ricardo and Kelli Mora
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Kilroy/ Progressive Home Health Services
Joshua and Cara Lamberg
Stuart and Deborah Lempert
William M. Lewis, Jr. and Carol Sutton Lewis
Carol and John R.* Loomis
Mr. Frank Lopez-Balboa and Mrs. Carolynn Rockafellow
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Maisano
Donald B.* and Catherine Marron
A. Edward Gottesman/ Patricia J. Matson
Robbin Mele Gaudieri*/The Community Foundation of Herkimer & Oneida Counties, Inc.
Steven Miyao and Sienna Farris
John M. Montgomery*
Robert and Dina Nemeth
Kevin and Meg O’Callaghan
Mary E. O’Neil*
Walter Owens
John and Jacqueline Passios
David and Karen Pecker
Joseph and Lauren Pizza
Milena and Ron Porter
Amber & CC Sabathia/ PitCCh In Foundation
Peter Scheman and Amy Montoya
Peter Serpico
Allison M. Shure
Sanjay and Preeti Swani
Vanessa Touma
Jeff and Lisa Volling
Laura and Gregg Wallace
Roy and Rebecca Weathers
Elizabeth and Jonathan Wood
Nanar and Anthony Yoseloff
Madison Legacy Society
We are profoundly grateful to all of our visionary supporters who have invested in Madison’s future through a planned or deferred gift. Their extraordinary compassion provides the foundation on which our Clubhouses will continue empowering generations of youth to come. Their generosity leaves an indelible, lasting impact.
William and Irene Beck
Ernest and Marilyn Businelli
Glessner B. Childs*
Joan Colello
Sheila Creasy*
Florence E. Denholm*
Ruby B. Fleming*
Jack E. Grimm, III*
Irving Harris*
Jacqueline Kohn
David McKenna
Mark McKinney
John H. Starr
Barbara Alden Taylor
Doug Williams*
If you have included Madison Square Boys & Girls Club Foundation in your estate plans, we would greatly appreciate if you would let us know so we can recognize your intention and ensure it is allocated according to your wishes. Anonymous and/or unexpected gifts may be less helpful because they cannot be included in our planning.
For additional information on this or other ways to create your legacy, please visit madisonsquarefoundation.org/ planned-giving . If you have included Madison Square Boys & Girls Club Foundation in your will or would like to learn about joining the Madison Legacy Society, please contact Anna Phewa, Senior Director of Individual Donor Partnerships, at aphewa@madisonsquarefoundation.org .
‘‘ Never underestimate the power of dreams and the influence of the human spirit. We are all the same in this notion: The potential for greatness lives within each of us.”
— WILMA RUDOLPH
Madison Square Boys & Girls Club is a founding member of Boys & Girls Club of America, and we wish to express our deepest gratitude for this strong, ongoing partnership.
We are also grateful to have received major support from the following public agencies:
New York City Department of Youth and Community Development, Out of School Time Program
•
Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Office of Juvenile Prevention, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Program
•
The State of New York, Department of Health; Child and Adult Care Food Program; New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services; New York State Office of Children and Family Services
•
New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance •
New York State Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation
We are also grateful to our New Markets Tax Credit financing partners:
Empowerment Reinvestment Fund
Nonprofi t Finance Fund
NYC Economic Development Corporation PNC Bank
*Deceased
Madison Square Boys & Girls Club Foundation Board Of Trustees
Chairperson
John Starr
Additional Trustees
Richard Eaddy
Joe Gantz
Oba McMillan
Secretary/Treasurer
Patrick S. Gallagher
Executive Officer
Executive Director
Salina Muellich
Madison Square Boys & Girls Club Board Of Directors
Reflective as of July 31, 2024
Chairman
Steven Elbaum*
Co-Presidents
Leo P. Arnaboldi III
David Fields
Treasurer
Mitchell Scherzer
Secretary
Steven Miyao
Board of Directors
Leo P. Arnaboldi III
Barry Bregman
Kate Pilcher Ciafone
Donald C. Devine
Ahtis Davis-Cloyd
Richard Eaddy
Steven Elbaum*
Trevor Fennell
David Fields
Eric Frandson
Joseph Gantz
David J. Goldring
Myles Gillespie
Brian Hoesterey
Kristina I. Hunt
Stuart Lempert
Kenneth B. Marlin
Oba McMillan
Steven Miyao
Daniel L. Mosley
Erek Nimphius
Walter Owens
Richard Porter
Adam L. Reeder
Nick Rudd
Mitchell Scherzer
Peter Scheman
Jerry M. Seslowe
Ivan Smith
Thalia Smith
Barbara A. Taylor
Vanessa Touma
Roy Weathers
Directors Emeritus
Leo P. Arnaboldi, Jr.
Albert R. Dowden
Bruce Gelb
William F. Glavin, Jr.
Michael Geltzeiler
William G. Parrett
Nicholas F. Tommasino
Executive Officers
Executive Director
Tim McChristian
Chief Operating Officer
Steven Melton
Chief Financial Officer
Jeffrey Dold
MADISON MEMORIAM
Steven Salomon Elbaum
Madison Square Boys & Girls Club mourns the loss of Steven Salomon Elbaum, an extraordinary leader, friend and advocate for youth. Steven joined the Madison Board in March 2019, serving on the Brooklyn Advisory Board, on the Board of Directors (2019-2025), and most recently as Chairman of the Board (2023-2025). His impact on our organization was profound, setting a standard of excellence and compassion that will forever be woven into the fabric of our institution.
Alongside his family, Steven co-founded the Elbaum Family Clubhouse in Brownsville, Brooklyn — his childhood neighborhood — a lasting testament to his vision of empowering young people and creating opportunities for future generations. His profound impact, generosity and unwavering commitment to Madison’s mission will forever be remembered. We extend our deepest condolences to Steven’s family and loved ones.
our deepest condolences to Steven’s family and loved ones.
FINANCIALS
(Fiscal Year October 1, 2023 - September 30, 2024)
CHANGES IN NET ASSETS
‘‘
I’ve been a member of the Clubhouse for nine years, and my time here has taught me the importance of community and how to be a strong and caring leader.”
BIANCA C., AGE 17, THOMAS S. MURPHY CLUBHOUSE
