Report Fiscal Year 2023
Who We Serve
Total Youth Served
School Year
3,060
youth and young adults ages 6 to 18.
Summer 838
members enrolled in summer programming, including work-based learning experience and internship placement.
Ethnicity
We serve youth and young adults ages 6 to 18.
Black or African American Hispanic/ Latinx
Other races/ identify as more than one race 52%28%20%
Who We Are
JOHN E. GRIMM III CLUBHOUSE
JOEL E. SMILOW CLUBHOUSE
THOMAS S. MURPHY CLUBHOUSE NAVY YARD CLUBHOUSE PINKERTON CLUBHOUSE
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
NAVY YARD CLUBHOUSE
240 Nassau Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Tel: (718) 625-4295
Dear friends,
A Message from the Executive Director
Thank you for taking the time to review our Annual Report and for being an integral part of the Madison Square Boys & Girls Club community. Your support is vital to our mission to serve and empower kids and teens in New York City and helped make 2023 another successful year.
We recognize that every young person who walks through our doors is on a unique journey, shaped by the ever-evolving world around them. Recent years have been a testament to our resilience as an organization, a community and our city as a whole. Our commitment to meeting the diverse needs of our members remains steadfast, and we continue to reflect and update our programming to best support the individuals and communities we serve.
This year emphasized the crucial role of support systems, mentorship and opportunities for our members to thrive. Acknowledging Madison’s significant legacy and our responsibility to youth in the post-pandemic era, we continue to work toward meeting the evolving needs of our members. In 2023, our communities faced unprecedented obstacles, ranging from trauma and food insecurity to learning setbacks and growing mental health challenges. Thanks to you, we’ve stepped up to meet these needs. Madison continues to support its communities by providing healthy food and supplies, academic scholarships and workforce development opportunities to both members and alumni and investing in our staff through social-emotional and mental health training.
Our organization has taken significant actions to address our financial challenges, however, despite these challenges, our Formula for Impact persists. Crafting emotionally and physically safe environments for young minds is our top priority. The recruitment of top-tier youth development professionals continues to weave a culture of achievement and belonging at our Clubhouses, ensuring our programs are educational and fulfilling for every member.
As we embark on a new year, we are filled with optimism and ready to put our plans into action. On behalf of Madison, I want to express my deepest gratitude to our entire community for enabling our enduring mission to serve and uplift New York City’s youth. Your involvement as a member, family member, partner or donor is invaluable. We eagerly anticipate the incredible achievements of our members in the coming year, and we hope you will remain by our side, playing a critical role in their inspiring journeys. Together, we will continue building a legacy of empowerment and possibility for the children and teens of this great city.
Sincerely,
Tim McChristian Executive Director Madison Square Boys & Girls Club
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 optimal Club experience when members feel physically and emotionally safe, have fun, receive support and recognition from caring adults who set expectations for them and have a sense of belonging. These elements underlie everything we do and guide any related programming or staffing decision.
Formula for Impact
We bring these elements to life in the following ways:
Safe & Friendly Environment.
When youth walk into our doors, they feel welcomed, at ease to be themselves and inspired to engage with others and be part of the community. They know they can count on Madison to provide a solid and consistent presence in their lives and a source of solace and guidance as they navigate life’s transitions.
Open-to-All & Adaptable.
Beyond our staff, Madison cultivates a familial environment in our Clubhouses. Peers support each other, and older youth help younger ones, creating a shared experience in which everyone feels responsible for one another.
Madison knows that all youth are not the same, so our structure is flexible to allow us to serve youth with different needs differently. For some, Madison is a drop-in place where they come to have fun once in a while or seek help with a specific challenge. For others, Madison is a second home, a place to go every day after school and achieve particular goals, such as getting help with homework, developing STEM skills or having the chance to dance. Madison welcomes and accommodates all. We give kids and teens choices to empower them to engage with what interests them.
Relationship-Driven & Staff-Reliant.
At its core, Madison is sustained by and achieves success because of relationships. Our staff is our secret sauce, making the program viable because no matter how compelling the content is, if members do not connect with the staff, they will not want to participate. Our staff is unique because they are excellently trained, come from local communities our youth can identify with and because they love youth. Many were Club members as children, so they can relate to our members’ experiences. Staff become mentors and, often, surrogate parents to members.
Fun. Madison’s programs are anything but a continuation of school. Our activities are engaging and our attitude is playful. We encourage members to work hard to achieve their goals and show them they can do so with a smile. We teach the importance of balance and that there is a time and place to be serious and a time and place to be goofy and light-hearted. Play is the root cause of learning; curiosity fuels skill development and intellectual growth, so Madison programs encourage youth to imagine and experiment, taking the driver’s seat in realizing their dreams.
Opportunities & Expectations.
Madison seeks to allow youth to learn and grow, develop academic, social, and leadership skills, express their creativity, and make college a reality. Along with opportunity, we set expectations and hold youth accountable so they hold themselves to higher standards and achieve beyond what they think is possible.
Acknowledgement & Celebration.
At Madison, no member goes unnoticed. We acknowledge each individual’s presence, opinion, pain, needs, talents and dreams. We celebrate each member’s contribution and recognize their achievements. We showcase members’ work, post birthdays on a public wall calendar and display trophies to honor our members’ lives and accomplishments.
With the above elements in place, our programs build on our members’ strengths, meet them where they are in their development, and foster within them a sense of belonging, empowerment, usefulness and influence that builds self-confidence and self-esteem.
Madison offers a comprehensive educational curriculum to enhance school learning. Our Academic Success programs foster a love of learning, providing mentorship, homework help and college and career exploration. We aim to ensure members graduate high school with a future plan by offering personalized support, STEM education and after-school enrichment throughout the school year and during the summer. Madison’s goal is to guide members from elementary to high school graduation with a view of college and career success as viable and achievable goals.
For Explorers & Juniors
The
Explorers Academy
(ages 6 to 9) is a structured framework of educational and recreational activities that enrich classroom learning and build foundational math and literacy skills.
96% of Explorers
92% of Juniors and Met or exceeded school attendance averages:
who participated at least three times per week throughout the school year.
Promoted to the next grade level on time:
95% of Explorers 95% of Juniors and who participated at least three times per week throughout the school year.
The Juniors Academy (ages 10 to 12) combines additional academic support, one-on-one mentoring and engaging STEM activities to ease the transition to middle school and demystify STEM principles.
Academic Success
For Teens
Project Graduate
(ages 13 to 18) is a comprehensive collegereadiness program, offering guidance and specific skillbuilding opportunities to help teens meet high school graduation requirements and successfully navigate the college application process.
88% of participants said they gained greater knowledge of possible careers and the role of education and training in future success.
College Success Initiative (CSI)
95% of seniors who participated in our annual survey* said they applied for post-secondary education.
As self-reported by members in the National Youth Outcomes Initiative Survey, in 2023: 93% of members expect to graduate high school.
80% of members report making mostly A’s & B’s.
94% of participants said they learned how to save for goals and budget effectively in their college lives.
(ages 18 to 24) serves as an extension of Project Graduate to support Madison alumni in their transition to college. Participants receive oneon-one mentoring to help them navigate challenges related to completing financial-aid applications, getting academic support, networking and finding part-time jobs.
73 alumni participated in the College Success Initiative and
100% persisted and were on track to graduate within 6 years.
Workforce Development
(ages 13 to 24) programs focus on career readiness using the Work-Learn-Grow and Career Launch curriculums and partnering with the New York City Department for Youth and Community Development. Madison aims for Teens to explore careers, develop hands-on skills and have meaningful work-based learning experiences.
549 Teens and Young Adults participated in the Summer Youth Employment program in July and August.
119 Teens participated in Workforce Development workshops throughout the school year.
* 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 & Citizenship
Madison’s Good Character & Citizenship programs instill values, empower personal growth and nurture our youth to become responsible community members. With the aim for members to become engaged citizens, be involved in their community and model strong character, our programs inspire a sense of responsibility, respect for others and effective conflict-resolution strategies. Activities include engaging in community service projects like clothing and book drives, fundraising walks, marches for peace, visiting senior citizens and facilitating opportunities for older youth to mentor their younger peers.
MEMBER ACHIEVEMENTS
After participating in various good character & citizenship activities, participants reported that:
90% want to help when they see someone having a problem.
88% feel they can stand up for what they think is right, even if their friends disagree.
83% have done things to help people in their community.
Youth for Purpose
(ages 10 to 12 and 13 to 18). Our goal is that members demonstrate positive behavior and make healthy decisions. Youth for Purpose is offered to build young people’s confidence and increase their mental well-being. It is an inclusive program welcoming everyone, regardless of gender identity, expression or sexual orientation, and — like all Madison programs — is committed to creating a safe and inclusive space where everyone feels respected, supported and empowered to be themselves.
104 Juniors and 150 Teens participated.
Youth of the Year
(ages 13 to 18). Madison aims for teens to positively influence their Club and community, be role models to younger members and become inspirational speakers, sharing their journeys.
100% conducted 10 or more service/volunteer hours.
18 members participated.
100% participated in a service project to benefit the Club and community.
Positive Action
(ages 6 to 10). We aim for Explorers to learn how to positively influence their Club and community and participate in the democratic process. Members learn personal empowerment, patience and kindness skills.
193
Positive Action sessions were provided with an average of 5-10 Explorers per session.
Positive Action sessions are offered in small groups to encourage interaction, participation and proactive involvement of all, with the staff being able to fulfill the needs of each participant to engage in community building.
Listening Circles
(ages 13 to 18). Madison aims for teens to learn to express themselves effectively, build advocacy skills and feel empowered.
140 members participated.
88% feel listened to at the Club.
93% feel accepted for who they are at the Club.
Healthy Lifestyles
Madison’s Healthy Lifestyles programming aims for members to adopt a healthy diet, practice healthy lifestyle choices and make a lifelong commitment to fitness. Our commitment to our members extends to their physical and emotional well-being. Acknowledging the 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 to health, emphasizing mental health and positive self-expression 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.
Youth Empowerment Program
(ages 14 to 18).
Goal: Members understand how to live healthy lives and contribute to the well-being of their community.
63%
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).
MEMBER ACHIEVEMENTS
94% of teens committed to abstaining from lifetime cigarette use and 83% from lifetime alcohol use. 75% reported being physically active for at least 60 minutes three days/week.
351 Explorers and 332 Juniors and 1,215 Teens participated. per day.
59 members participated. 50% completed a community service project.
67% ate two+ fruits and
participated in at least two Positive Alternative activities, demonstrating healthy lifestyles and positive decision-
Mardi Gras
Madison Council’s 4th annual Mardi Gras MAD-squerade was held March 3, 2023, at Tanner Smith’s. A signature cocktail event, the evening featured a silent auction and brought together young professionals from across NYC. Raising nearly $35,000, the event celebrated honorees Sylvia Black and Kharay Kenyatta for their commitment to serving and empowering kids and teens.
Bronx Dinner Gala
An evening celebrating the Bronx, the Great Futures Gala was held June 14, 2023, at Villa Barone Manor. Raising over $125,000, the event celebrated Madison’s members in the Bronx, showcasing their storytelling, musical and dance talents. The Bronx Advisory Board was pleased to honor the 2023 Bronx Clubhouse Youth of the Year ambassadors and April Horton, Director of External Affairs and Government Affairs Professional at Verizon, and Gustavo Rivera, New York State Senator representing the 33rd Senate District.
Night Out at Yankee Stadium
On July 21, 2023, Madison supporters and baseball fans gathered for A Night Out at Yankee Stadium in support of Madison. Youth of the Year ambassadors and Members were welcomed onto the field to kick off an exciting event where donors have the opportunity to experience the joy and excitement of attending a professional sporting event. The New York Yankees have been a strong supporter of Madison Square Boys & Girls Club since 2010.
Special Events
Christmas Tree Ball
On December 2, 2022, we rang in the holiday season with friends and supporters at Madison’s 56th 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 alumni, raised over $1.4 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.
Golf Tournament
Madison’s 29th annual Fore the Kids Golf Tournament was held at Baltusrol Golf Club on July 24, 2023. 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 580 guests attended Madison’s 11th annual Youth of the Year Dinner on May 17, 2023, 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 six Youth of the Year inspired supporters and friends of Madison with their stories of personal triumph in the face of extreme adversity. With Presenting Sponsors Wells Fargo and Morgan Stanley, the event raised over $1.7 million to support Madison’s mission and recognized Champion of Youth Honorees Kerry Chandler, former Chief People Officer of Bombas and Board Member of Redfin and Lyra Health; Mandell Crawley, Chief Human Resources Officer of Morgan Stanley; and Wayne Hewett, Member, Board of Directors: Home Depot, Wells Fargo and UPS, and Corporate Champion of Youth Honoree Deloitte.
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…
Through its generous multiyear investment, Amex not only provides financial support but also brings its powerful backing and a shared commitment to empowering youth from underrepresented communities. The Amex team has mobilized a dedicated group of colleagues to participate in various volunteer opportunities, including our Food Pantries, mentorship programs, holiday gift-giving initiatives and college and career panels. Their unwavering commitment extends to scholarships for our graduating seniors, active involvement in special events and representation on our Madison Council and Board. We deeply appreciate the strong bond we have forged and are excited for our continued collaboration.
Garden of Dreams makes magic happen for our members both within our Club walls and beyond. Time and again, the Foundation has demonstrated unwavering loyalty and dedication to our mission. In conjunction with our capital campaign, Garden of Dreams fully refurbished our John E. Grimm III Clubhouse in the Bronx and outfitted all of our Clubhouses with state-of-the-art Notes for Notes recording studios. Garden of Dreams has also unlocked life-changing opportunities for our youth — scholarships, game-day tickets, meeting with sports stars and celebrities and the chance to perform in a talent show at Radio City Music Hall. Thank you for helping our youth
The Grubhub Community Fund has committed to a three-year 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. Grubhub’s support is vital to youth and families who rely on our Clubs, and we are deeply grateful for their generous support.
realize their dreams!
The Power of Partnerships
This long-standing partnership is truly multifaceted, with Invesco representatives serving on our Board and Madison Council and supporting our annual events. Invesco also participates in the Equity Collective, a consortium of asset management firms committed to introducing diverse youth to finance careers. Through our collaboration, Invesco employees mentor our youth, providing resume development, mock interviews and leadership training. Their support ensures the continuation of our high-quality programs, preparing youth for successful futures.
For over 19 steadfast 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 — Christmas Tree Ball, Youth of the Year Dinner and our Fore the Kids Golf Tournament. They provided crucial support during our Building Hope Campaign and critical relief during the COVID-19 pandemic. 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. Their support is truly invaluable.
This year, the Wells Fargo Foundation amplified its commitment to Madison through a substantial grant to bolster our financial literacy programs. This contribution empowers more young people to acquire the skills that pave the way toward workplace readiness, financial stability and lifelong success. At the 2023 Youth of the Year Dinner, we had the privilege of honoring Wayne Hewett, a corporate board member of Wells Fargo, and celebrating his contributions as well as those of the company in ensuring our youth are prepared for great futures. We deeply appreciate Wells Fargo’s representation on our Board, generosity, partnership and belief in our mission.
We are grateful for the opportunity to deepen our partnership with Morgan Stanley over the past several years. Through board representation, Madison Council membership and employee engagement, our collaboration has blossomed. At our 2023 Youth of the Year Dinner, we had the privilege of honoring Boys & Girls Club alum and Morgan Stanley Executive, Mandell Crawley. The company’s remarkably generous investment as a presenting sponsor continues to inspire and uplift our mission, and we remain very grateful.
Madison is immensely grateful for our partnership with the New York Yankees and their foundation. They provide critical programmatic support for our two Bronx sites: the Joel E. Smilow Clubhouse and the John E. Grimm III Clubhouse. During the pandemic, the Yankees supported our Food Pantry program, aiding families in need at a time of growing food insecurity. They also donate a suite annually for our Yankees Fundraiser event and have given our Madison members countless unforgettable experiences, including game tickets, home-plate ceremonies and the chance to meet their heroes on the field.
A special thanks to our other corporate champions:
Donors
ORGANIZATIONS
Gifts $200,000 and above
The Carmel Hill Fund
The Charles Hayden Foundation
Grubhub Community Fund
The Pinkerton Foundation
Wells Fargo Securities
Gifts $100,000 and above
American Express
The Clark Foundation
Hearst Corporation
The Klarich Family Fund
Morgan Stanley
Gifts $50,000 and above
Anonymous
Anonymous
Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Hagedorn Fund
Invesco
New York Yankees Foundation, Inc.
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP
Pfizer, Inc.
Stavros Niarchos Foundation
William E. Simon Foundation, Inc.
Gifts $25,000 and above
Aflac New York—Metro/ Long Island
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
Charles Schwab & Co., Inc
Colgate-Palmolive Company
Deloitte & Touche LLC
Edward John Noble Foundation
Executive Wealth Management
Global
Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson
Goldman Sachs
The Heineman Foundation
The Home Depot Foundation
The Home Depot, Inc.
Kampgrounds of America Foundation
The Knight Family Charitable
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Rothschild & Co.
The UPS Foundation
Misty Copeland Foundation
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 2023 (October 1, 2022 – September 30, 2023).
Todd Goodwin Charitable Trust
The Tomé Foundation
Gifts $2,500 and above
Amsive Digital
Approved Storage & Waste Hauling, Inc.
United Public Adjusters &
William S. Paley Foundation, Inc.
Universal Music Group
Corbin Capital Partners, L.P.
ENT and Allergy Associates, LLP
IDM
Levitt Foundation
Rent-a-Center
Resource Solutions
The William H. Donner
Gifts $1,000 and above
Gifts $5,000 and above
Apollo Management, L.P.
BDT & Company
Bombas
BSE Global
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield
Aon Risk Solutions
Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corp.
Atlantic Development Group
The Burton G. and Anne. C Greenblatt Foundation, Inc.
Capital One
Con Edison
Disney
Ernst & Young LLP
Etsy
Friedman Kaplan Seiler & Adelman LLP
Hewlett Packard
The Hyde and Watson Foundation
Korn Ferry
Lamb Insurance Services
Man Varagon
MUFG
National Grid Foundation
The Permira Foundation
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw
Pitman, LLP
PitCCh In Foundation Inc.
Rite Aid
Rite Aid Healthy Futures
Ropes & Gray LLP
Siebert Williams Shank & Co. LLC
Star Mountain Capital, LLC.
Teneo
Tetrad Digital Integrity, LLC
Bank of America Corporation
Barclays Capital
Brown Advisory
Bulovas Restorations, Inc.
Dove Masterbrand
Dunkin’ Joy in Childhood Foundation
Emblem Health
Home Source Corporation
Jose Marti Alumni Association
Lerner, Arnold & Winston, LLP
Liberty Street Foundation
TIAA
TPG
‘‘The happiness I felt from being at the Club broke down my wall of self-hatred…and built a new one full of love, strength, and resilience.”
KAYLA L., AGE 18, ELBAUM FAMILY CLUBHOUSE
As soon as I walked through the doors, I was greeted with smiles and warmth from staff and fellow members. It was a place where everyone was welcome no matter their background, ethnicity, or social status.”
KAYLA L., AGE 18, ELBAUM FAMILY
CLUBHOUSE
MADIAGNE N., AGE 18, JOEL E. SMILOW CLUBHOUSE
Madison Square Boys & Girls Club
Mr. Victor F. Ganzi
Foundation
David Goldring/The Allen & Lola Goldring Foundation
William M. Lewis, Jr. and Carol Sutton Lewis
Thomas Lister
Fred Lowery
Kenneth & Jacqueline Marlin
Oba McMillan
Walter Owens
The Paganelli Family/ Mt. Carmel Pharmacy
John and Jacqueline Passios
Lisa Shalett
Shurawl Sibblies
Richard Smith and Soon-Young Yoon
Vanessa Touma
Roland and Faye Walton
Anne and John Welsh McNulty
Fleischman/S. Arthur and Dorothy Neufeld Foundation
Endowment
Rashona Spruill
Barbara Alden Taylor
Georgette Tommasino
David Wexler
Al and Patricia Zollar
Gifts $1,000 and above
Anonymous
Portia Alexis
Marsha and Jerry M. Seslowe
Matt and Jen Petersen
Joseph and Lauren Pizza
Jennifer Ross
Kelly Salina
Mitch Scherzer and Andrea Mann
Nanar and Anthony Yoseloff
Gifts $2,500 and above
Anonymous
Michael and Orly Angerthal
Jonathan Barbee
Lear Beyer
Mike Blatchley
John Bonizio
Cecilia and Richard Bonnabeau
Helen Borjas
Greg and Naja Baxter
Nicholas and Debra Tommasino
Jarrett Turner and Margaret Lukens
Daniel and Victoria Waters
Roy and Rebecca Weathers
Gifts $5,000 and above
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Adkins
Rome and Lisa Arnold
Megan Arias
Cesar and Lauren Nutt Bello
Jason Bradburn
Stephanie Brooks
Tom Bouvier
Frank Brown
Lloyd Brown
Brian and Dawn Hoesterey
Justin Kish and Anna Peng
Catherine Marron
Heather and Dan Mosley
Adam and DeAnnie Reeder
Peter Scheman and Amy Montoya
Ken and Jennifer Caramore
John and Jill Coyle
Trevor and Elena Fennell
Ashutosh Garg
Robert Gottesman and Trudy Elbaum
Robert and Sarah Gould
Manuel Kadre
Glenn Kelman
John G Ketterer
John and Donna Krenicki
Beau Lambert
Frederick and Michelle Larsen
Raymond and Carol Macioci
Alaina Browne
Kevin Brown
Jordan Brugg
Lloyd E. Campbell
Kerry Chandler
Michael and Diane Chessin
Michael and Donna Correale
Robert and Dawn Crowley
Casey Dalcher
Lisa D’Angelo
Brian DeBroff
John Emrick
Jamal Epps
T. Kenneth and Ingrid Farrell
Eric Frandson
Maura and Stephen Gallucci
Victoria Ganzi
Myles and Tina Gillespie
Colvin and Sandi Grannum
Mark Chancy
Carlton and Janet Charles
John T. Childs Jr.
Jackie and John Colbert
Jason Colin
Emilio Collins
David Cote
Theodore and Marian Craver
Anthony DeLuca
Jerri DeVard
Silvio Dimeglio
Paul Donato
John Downing
Jack and Liz Doyle
Andrew Eaddy
Jonathan and Terri Evans
Frank and Camille Fortino
Sandra Gurijala
Clint Harrison
Susan Johnson
Domenico Fortuna
Helena and Bill Foulkes
Gary and Joan Fox
Commercial Risk Services
Sheila Creasy*
Constance A. Curran
Daniel T. Donnelly
Bill Hult
Michael Maltaghati
Philip and Lina Maltaghati
Taylor Mancini
Coleman Kennedy
Dan Kluger
Patrick and Talia Gadson
Teresa Gendron
Linda Gooden
Bianca Kugblenu
James Martin
Tim McChristian and Deborah Steer
Carolene and Richard Eaddy
Jillian Jones and Thomas Daniels
Ricardo and Kelli Mora
*Deceased
Stuart and Deborah Lempert
Robbin Mele Gaudieri*/
The Community Foundation of Herkimer & Oneida Counties, Inc.
Thomas and Emily Michaud
John Orsini
Fred Piccirillo
Mr. Richard and Mrs. Danya Porter
Rosemarie Rodriguez
Mrs. Arthur Ross
Patrick and Maria Schaible
Robert Green
Michelle Lee
Raymond Leyden
Charles A. Ludgate
Steven Miyao and Sienna Farris
Daniel and Josephine Molino
Malaika Myers
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Parrett
Richard Payne and Mary Stafford
Mauro and Linda Romita
Josh Rosenbaum
Katherine Scosta
Allyn Shaw
Shepard Grinker
Mo Haghbin
Andrew and Susan Hirsch
Karen Huie
Sharon and William Jacob
Gloria James
Todd Johnson
Fred Joseph
Alex Kennelley
Adam Kudelka
Marc La Vorgna
Jonathan Levin
Henry Lewand
Luoping Liu
Robert Longo
Mark Loughridge
Elena Luca
John and Stephanie Lutz
Brian Madden
Christopher Manimbo
Steve and Nancy Manket
Michael and Rosemary Marcaccio
Charlie Margiotta
Art Matin
Andrea McChristian
John Meyers
Mark Morley
Maria Morris
Christian Muirhead
Elaine Murphy
Kate Neisloss
Justin and Denielle Nunez
Matthew and Anne O’Donoghue
Ian Orefice
Janet Paganelli
Nicholas Paganelli
Regina Paganelli
Andrew Parlen
Landin Petersen
Frederick Petty
Julie Picquet
Michael and Abby Pillari
James Pollaci
Michael T. Pugh
Mark Pustorino
Toby Rappaport
Susan Reid
Alicin Reidy-Williamson
Cameron Rice
Tangela Richter
Kurt and Michelle Roderich
Dana Romita
Samuel Rosenberg
Nick and Emilianne Rudd
Bridget Salice
The Sargent Family
Paul Sauchelli
Thomas Sauermilch and Ida Barak
Sunil and Stefanie Savkar
Charlene Scenna
Michael Schler and Joan McClure
Hailey Scott
Nathan and Carole Sleeper
Tom Sommerfield
Tamás Széll and Sabeena Prescod
Frank Taylor
Conor Tochilin
Andrew and Laura Todres
Jennifer Tommasino
Nonita Verma and Mick Beekhuizen
Charles and Rhonda Washington
Carrie Weprin
David Zucker
Gifts $250 and above
Clifford Accime
Peter Akwaboah
Joseph Albano and Elizabeth Ray
Gerard Arpey
Zeshan Ashfaque
Lorraine Badurski
Tom Baluk
Brett and Karen Baris
Diane Berardi
Brett Berger
Josh Berkowitz
Mike Bermingham
Beth and Steven Berns
Kathy Berryman
Salvatore L. Biancardi
John Bilas
Bruce Birns
Samuel Bloustein
Eric Bogard
Liza Bower
Elizabeth Boyd
Matt Brandt
Keith Bremer
James Brown
Frank Burke
Andrew and Michele Capaccio
Ana Caraballo Ramos
Zach Carter
John Cetra
Stephen Chasanoff
Monica Chase
Robert Childs
Robin Chiu
Sarah Clansky
Karen Clark
Karen L. Cohen
Adam Cook
Danielle Correale
Sofia Cox
Jennifer Craddock
Vaughn Crowe
Benedicte Crudgington
Christina Dalton
Rick Day
Robert Deffenbaugh
Edward and Laura Deicke
Amy Dellipaoli
John DeWitt
Raymond Dorcely
Lauren Dorment
Denise Dorn
Freddie Dunau
David and Michelle Ebersman
Melissa Eisenstat
Latif Elam
Dana Erdfarb
Jihad Essop
Ekene Ezulike
Alexandra and Daniel Fallon
Joseph Fazio
Orrin Feingold
Daniel Finnegan
Kathleen Francis
Bill French
Mark Friedman
Bayo Gbowu
Caroline Gillespie
Jack Gillespie
Daniel Gilpin
Jesse Glaser
Kara Goski
Ronald Greenberg
Noah Grossman
Jon Gruenberg
Alan Guarino
Kim and Dozene Guishard
Sarah Guss
Tom Hackett
James Haddad
Larry Harnett
Benjamin Harris
Matthew Hayes
Mona Hayes
Josh Hayward
Janae Henderson
Justin Herridge
Emily Hickey
Alia Hiller
Anna Hjalmarsdottir
Dawn M. Holloway
Aaron and Katie Hood
Tim Hsia
Peter and Janine Hucke
Kristina Hunt
Jaime and Myah Moore Irick
Jameel Jiwani
Cheryl Kaba
Myles Kahn
Anne and Ryan Kealy
Terence Keegan
Michael Keenan
Ann P. Kern
Christopher Kim
Cassidy Kinney
Jane Kirby
Derek Kleinman
Derek and Kate Kleinow
Diane Knox
Erin Korte
Michael Lamberg
Jimmy Lau
George Leace
Claire Lee
Jennifer Lee
Samuel Lee
Shennell Leighton
Charles Lekkas
Nicole Libardo
Ms. Maggie Lloyd
Thomas Lloyd
Derrick Lovett
Olivia and William Lowden
Christopher Lucy
Brian Lynch
Joneth Mancini
Tyler Manning
Albert Marano
John M. Marchi
Daniel Marsili
Jakob Martino
Pedro Matias
Zach Mattheus
Katarina and Aaron Maxianova
Jack McCambridge
Jessica McCann
Ryan and Elska McChristian
Ian McGinley
Colleen McGinn
Philip W. McNeal
Mary McQuillen
Jeffrey Melnick
Dave Mendelowitz
Brody Merrill
Diane Meyers
Edward Tucker Miller
Lan Ming
Michael Mojtahedi
Emerson Moore
Greg Morano
Dmitriy Muchnik
Michael Mure
Aron C. Myers
Samantha Ng
Sumit Nihalani
Rina Niles
Kimberly Noa
Charles Noski
Robert and Elizabeth Ollwerther
Thomas Padilla
Dina Paek
Chris Paganelli
Julie and Nick Pappalardo
Melissa Park
Melissa Parres
Aditi Patel
Hannah Pearce
Kendall and Derrick Perkins
Adrian Perry
Julia Pfohl
Maureen Porter
Elizabeth Pulis
Emily Rabens
Anastasia Radloff
Felix Ramirez
Jay Rao
Miriam Reeder
Charlie Riceman
*Deceased
Stephen Richard
Rebecca Ringle Kamarei
Christopher Romano
Adam Rothkrug
Jon Rubinstein and Suzanne Ponomarenko
James Sacks
Craig and Karen Samson
Tucker Sargent
Hassan Sayed
Neil Schloss
Chris Schulz
Jan Schwartz
Howard and Suzanne Seitz
John Shalhoub
Tara Sheehan
Savannah Shepard
Christiana Shi
Robert Simmelkjaer
Caroline Smith
Julie Smith
Alison Snow
Kiyong Song
Jon Spivey
Allyson Stevenson
Rick Strait
Wyatt Swanson
Linda Tanz
Colleen Tierney
Roddy and Christina Tilt
James and Karen Timko
Amaury and Jeanette Tindel
Danielle Todd
Max Traber
Quinton Urcheck
John Varmon
Richard Wagner
Brandon Walker
Mary Walker Goza
John Walker-Turner
Michael Watt
Stephen Weissman
Stephen Whitter and Analisa Torres
Grant Wilbeck
Kareem Williams
Nicole Williams
Nikki Willner
Tucker Willsie
Molly Wilson
Tracie Winbigler
Jordan Wyton
Susan Yates
Linda Zukauckas
MENTOR CIRCLE
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
Greg and Naja Baxter
Ernest and Marilyn Businelli
Daniel T. Donnelly
Steven and Judy Elbaum
Joseph Gantz and Paula Blumenfeldt
John and Sherry Gelb
William and Lynda Glavin
David Goldring/The Allen & Lola Goldring Foundation
Ann and John E. Grimm
Foundation
Kenneth & Jacqueline Marlin
Catherine Marron
Mitch Scherzer and Andrea Mann
Marsha and Jerry M. Seslowe
Partner ($10,000+)
Irene and William Beck
Mr. Frank J. Capaccio Jr./ Commercial Risk Services
Constance A. Curran
Oba McMillan
Ricardo and Kelli Mora
Mr. Richard and Mrs. Danya Porter
Kelly Salina
Patron ($5,000+)
Rome and Lisa Arnold
Robert Gottesman and Trudy Elbaum
Robert and Sarah Gould
Kharay Kenyatta
John G Ketterer
Robbin Mele Gaudieri*/ The Community Foundation of Herkimer & Oneida Counties, Inc.
Mrs. Arthur Ross
Mentor ($1,000+)
Anonymous
Megan Arias
Jonathan Barbee
Stephanie Brooks
Alaina Browne
Eric Frandson
Robert Longo
Mark Loughridge
Charles A. Ludgate
Steve and Nancy Manket
Art Matin
Andrea McChristian
Elaine Murphy
Andrew Parlen
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Parrett
Michael and Abby Pillari
James Pollaci
Toby Rappaport
Kurt and Michelle Roderich
Samuel Rosenberg
Thomas Sauermilch and Ida Barak
Michael Schler and Joan McClure
Hailey Scott
Tom Sommerfield
Barbara Alden Taylor
Andrew and Laura Todres
Nonita Verma and Mick Beekhuizen
Charles and Rhonda
Washington
Carrie Weprin
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
Jonathan Barbee
Sylvia Black
Carolina Bosch
Alex Bregman
Marco Carlacci
Navin Durgaprasad
Jacob B. Gantz
Myles Gillespie
Matthew Hayes
Jillian Jones
Sayo Kamara
Kharay Kenyatta
Lauren Ketterer
Kelly LeGaye
Elena Luca
Taylor Mancini
James Martin
Andrea McChristian
Sau Ching Ng
Erek Nimphius
Landin Petersen
Ariela Pizza
James Reynolds
Kelly Salina
Andrew Todres
Nonita Verma
Lisa Volling
Jeff Wechsler
MVP Members
Marco A. Casas
James Devine
Andrew Eaddy
Daniel Gaide
Jesse Glaser
Chloe Godin
Sarah Guss
Brooke Haley
Ryan Kealy
Scott Kelly
Claire Lee
Henry Lewand
Robert Longo
Brendan Maghini
Tyler Manning
Sabrina Mesa
Kate Neisloss
Melissa Parres
Hailey Scott
Kiyong Song
Wyatt Swanson
Tamás Széll
Danielle Todd
Audrey Vernick
Victoria Vilches
Kyle M. Williams
Mavis J. Xu
All-Star Members
Matthew Adler
Brett Albinson
Zaid Aldoori
Michael Alvaranga
Adejire Bademosi
Jennifer Bakry
Hannah Bao
Brett Berger
Josh Berkowitz
William Brame
Natalie Brendsel
James B. Buchness
Sophia Carr
Roberto Celestin
Myles Christian
Kristen Conti
Shauna Copeland
Edward Crockett
Benedicte Crudgington
Chandler Cutchin
Vanessa Davis
Josue De Paz
Lauren Dee
Michael DeVito
Aury Diaz
Stephanie Dollentas
Olivia Lowden
Matthew Lowe
John Mackey
Sarah Mahmoud
Albert Marano
Jakob Martino
Nicholas Martone
Alex Masters
Melissa McBride
Mary McQuillen
Izaak Mendelson
Ian Merry
Taylor Messiter
Justin Miller
Jessica Minarolli
Matthew Muney
Alisha Nagarkar
Kimberly Noa
Yinghan Pan
Sharon Pang
Morgan Patterson
Trisha Pedone
Alicia Price
Melissa Dorsett-Kluttz
Amy Fertig
Kirsten Flicker
Zachary Flicker
Kristen Fortino
Michael Frey
Jennifer Geltzeiler
Zorela Georgescu
Mack Graham
Amanda Griffieth
Noah Grossman
Nailah Gumbs Fahie
Abigail Gupta
Alex H. Henderson
Alia Hiller
Douglas Howard
Angelina Ilchenko
Daphney Jean-Louis
Crystal Johnson
Jacqueline Kalil
Jamie Kawwas
Matthew Kehrl
Seunghyun Kim
Derek Kleinman
Joseph Krigsfeld
Jacob Lezell
Iris Lin
Elizabeth Pulis
Emily Rabens
Sarina Ramakrishnan
Brenna Rhone
Kiran Rijhsinghani
Sofia Rinvil
Danielle Rodriguez
Isabel Ross
Timothy Sansone
Nick Santisteban
Lucas Sayre
Katherine Scherling
William Shufelt
Abigail Singer
Sam Slater
Danielle Stamos
Kirby Sykes
Joshua Sylvan
Baillie T
Caira Telesford
Francesca Touma
John Walker-Turner
Alexis Weber
Lucy Wilson
Hannah Zhang
IN HONOR/MEMORIAL GIFTS
In Honor of Berry Bregman via FJC
Ann P. Kern
In Honor of Steven Miyao
Brandon Walker
In Honor of Barbara Taylor
Christine Heyworth
In Honor of Edward C. James
Debra A. James
In Honor of Kristian Woerner
Emily Hickey
In Honor of Hugh Knora
Ernest Businelli
In Honor of Adam and DeAnnie Reeder
Frederick R. Larsen
In Honor of Kharay Kenyatta
Goldman Sachs
In Honor of Agnes and Emilio Gautier
The Heineman Foundation
In Honor of Brian Hoesterey via Bright Funds Foundation
Karen Clark
In Honor of John Gelb
Melissa Eisenstat
In Honor of Adam Reeder via Fidelity
Miriam Reeder
In Honor of Barry Bregman via Schloss Family Foundation
Neil Schloss
In Honor of Mauro Romita
Robert W. Gottesman
In Honor of Sayo Kamara
Stephen Chasanoff
In Memory of Charles Washington III
Charles W. Washington
In Memory of Eleonora DiBernardo
Christine Cervoni
In Memory of Eleonora DiBernardo, Thomas S. Murphy, and John E. Grimm
Franco DiBernardo
In Memory of James Simmons Jr.
James H. Simmons
In Memory of George Gillespie
Janet C. Ross
In Memory of David G. Chapman
Karen D. Chapman
In Memory of George J. Gillespie, III
Laurie R. Dien
In Memory of Eleonora DiBernardo, Thomas S. Murphy, and John E. Grimm
Nancy A. DiBernardo
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 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
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
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
Liz and Keith Fleischman
Jessica Forbes
Frank and Camille Fortino
Linda and Patrick S. Gallagher
John and Sherry Gelb
Christine and James Gray
Nick and Shauna Graziano
A. Edward Gottesman/ Patricia J. Matson
Oba McMillan
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*
John and Jacqueline Passios
David and Karen Pecker
Ann and John E. Grimm 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 ($500,000+ Giving)
Anonymous
Leo and Nicole Arnaboldi III
Warren Buffett
Glessner B. Childs*
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
The Honorable Marty and Jamie Markowitz
Kenneth & Jacqueline Marlin
Barry and Barbara Bregman
Donald C. Devine
Daniel T. Donnelly
Mathieu Eugene
Ruby B. Fleming*
Mindy and Thomas Fortin
Jacqueline and Todd Goodwin Charitable Trust
Robert W. Johnson and Suzanne Johnson
Frederick and Ann Hammer
Sharon and William Jacob
John G. Ketterer
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Kilroy/ Progressive Home Health Services
Joshua and Cara Lamberg
Carol and John R.* Loomis
Mr. Frank Lopez-Balboa and Mrs. Carolynn Rockafellow
Milena and Ron Porter
Amber & CC Sabathia/PitCCh
In Foundation
Peter Scheman and Amy Montoya
Peter Serpico
Allison M. Shure
Sanjay and Preeti Swani
Barbara Alden Taylor
Vanessa Touma
Karen and Tom Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Maisano
The Paganelli Family/ Mt. Carmel Pharmacy
Mr. Donald B.* and Catherine Marron
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Parrett
Matt and Jen Petersen
Mauro and Linda Romita
Mrs. Arthur Ross
Joy* and William* Ruane
Mitch Scherzer and Andrea Mann
John and Elizabeth Starr
Bill Uhrig and Anastasia Vournas
Mentor ($100,000+ Giving)
Gina Marie Bruzzichesi
Doris Buffett*
James E. and Diane W. Burke Foundation, Inc.
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
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.
‘‘ It takes a noble person to plant a seed and grow a tree that will one day provide shade to those whom one may never meet.”
— D. ELTON TRUEBLOOD
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:
Madison Square Boys & Girls Club Foundation Board Of Trustees
Chairperson
John Starr
Additional Trustees
Richard Eaddy
Secretary/Treasurer
Patrick S. Gallagher
Executive Officer
Executive Director
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
Nonprofit Finance Fund
NYC Economic Development Corporation PNC Bank
Oba McMillan
Joseph Gantz
Donald C. Devine
Joseph Gantz
Oba McMillan
Steven Miyao
Matthew Petersen
Mitchell Scherzer
Directors Emeritus
Albert R. Dowden
William E. Flaherty
Bruce Gelb
Michael Geltzeiler
William F. Glavin Jr.
William G. Parrett
Nicholas F. Tommasino
Members of the Corporation
Leo P. Arnaboldi III
Leo P. Arnaboldi, Jr.
Barry Bregman
Donald C. Devine
Albert R. Dowden
Richard Eaddy
Steve Elbaum
T. Kenneth Farrell
Trevor Fennell
Derek Ferguson
David Fields
William E. Flaherty
Frank Fortino
Eric Frandson
Patrick Gadson
Daniel L. Mosley
Walter Owens
William G. Parrett
Matthew Petersen
Richard Porter
Michael Pugh
Adam L. Reeder
Nick Rudd
In October 2023, Madison Square Boys & Girls Club lost a remarkable friend and Board of Trustees Member, Robbin Mele Gaudieri.
Peter Scheman
Mitchell Scherzer
Peter Serpico
Jerry M. Seslowe
Lisa Shalett
Nathan Sleeper
Thalia Smith
Barbara A. Taylor
Nicholas F. Tommasino
Vanessa Touma
Jarrett Turner
Jeffrey Volling
Roy Weathers
Mrs. Mele Gaudieri joined Madison’s Board of Trustees in 1970 and served until her passing. She was dedicated to Madison’s mission for more than five decades, leaving a tremendous legacy of generosity and kindness. She remained a constant and joyous presence at many Christmas Tree Balls over her 53-year tenure.
Mrs. Mele Gaudieri will be dearly missed by the Madison family, yet her legacy lives on in the amazing potential in NYC youth. Our deepest sympathies go to her family and friends. We will continue to celebrate her life and honor her legacy through our important work.
*Deceased
Robbin Mele Gaudieri
MADISON MEMORIAM
FINANCIALS
(Fiscal Year October 1, 2022 – September 30, 2023)
OTHER CHANGES IN NET ASSETS
‘‘Without the Club, I wouldn’t know half the things I know now, nor would I be the person I am continuously growing into. My experience has allowed me to bring out the best version of myself.”
SAVANNAH
K., AGE
17,
NAVY YARD CLUBHOUSE
