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Building Today for Brighter Futures Tomorrow TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2023 PIER SIXTY, NYC

Building Today...

for Brighter Futures Tomorrow

SO THAT 3 , 5 0 0 CHILDREN CAN STAY SAFE FROM ABUSE AND NEGLECT AND THRIVE IN THE COMMUNITY.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2023

PIER SIXTY • NYC

HONORING

Roger Lynch

Chief Executive Officer

Condé Nast

DINNER CHAIRS

Michael D. Fricklas

Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary

Advance Ynon Kreiz

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Mattel, Inc.

SPECIAL GUEST ARTIST

WELCOME TO THE

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MISSION STATEMENT

New Alternatives for Children, Inc. (NAC) was founded on the belief that all children have the right to be nurtured within a safe and permanent family.

NAC’s mission is to provide innovative high quality services in support of birth, foster, and adoptive families caring primarily for medically complex children, which includes children with severe physical disabilities, emotional and behavioral challenges, and developmental disabilities. NAC’s services enable children to remain in or to be returned to their families whenever possible or to be adopted by loving families. Working with children whose birth families live in poverty, NAC’s continuum of services ensures that children’s physical, social, educational, recreational, medical, and mental healthcare needs are met.

By supporting families NAC prevents lengthy stays in foster care, hospitals, or other institutions. NAC builds on family strengths, provides opportunities, and assists all family members in reaching for and achieving their potential.

Opening Doors to Children with Special Healthcare Needs

EVENING PROGRAM

825 7th Avenue, New York, NY 10019

Tel 212.696.1550 | www.NacKidsCan.org

EMCEE

Jessica Cruel

Editor-in-Chief, Allure

6:00 Cocktails & Silent Auction

7:00 First Course & Welcoming Remarks

Jessica Cruel, Emcee

David Sorkin, Board President

Arlene Goldsmith, Executive Director

7:30 Main Course

7:45 NAC Video

8:00 Live Auction & Paddle Raise

Lydia Fenet, Auctioneer

8:15 Guest Musical Performance

Jon Batiste

8:45 Honoree Presentation

Roger Lynch

Award Presented by Michael D. Fricklas

9:00 Dessert

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NAC’S LEADERS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

David J. Sorkin

President

Vivian Farah

Jonathan A. Knee

Vice Presidents

Mark H. FitzPatrick Treasurer

Fern June Khan, MSW

Secretary

Elizabeth S. Pforzheimer

Founding President

Robert L. Friedman

President Emeritus

Steven C. Amato

Terri D. Austin, Esq.

Bryan R. Beller

Marian A. Bott, Ed.D

Hazel M. Carter

Lisa G. Clyde

Ashley Davis

Pascal Desroches

Adam F. Epstein

Nancy J. Felsten

Jill Sabin Garner, RN

Susan G. Gevertz

Joseph R. Ianniello

Ronald Iervolino

Mark N. Kaplan, Esq.

Michelle Kim

Robert D. Marcus

Adam L. Miller

Thomas Newman

Laura Parsons, Psy.D.

Allison D. Penn, Esq.

Jennifer Perkins

Eugene A. Pinover

Samuel Ramos

Glenn Rufrano

Robert B. Schumer

Meryl Sherman

Taryn Siglain

Thomas C. Uger

Nicole Washington

LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

Virginia Aaron

Diane Abbey

Dale G. Berger

John R. Cannell, Esq.

MESSAGE FROM NAC’S LEADERS

Thomas K. Duane

Alan R. Fleischman, MD

David Fox

Matthew Gilroy

Margaret Grey, Dr. P.H.

Carol Gutman

K.D. Hendricks-Muñoz, MD

Louis G. Maloof

Andrew P. Mezey, MD, MS

Barbara R. Rauch, L.C.S.W

Lorraine Tregde, MPA

Arlene Goldsmith, LCSW, PhD. Executive Director

Dear Friends,

It is with great pleasure that we welcome you to New Alternatives for Children’s NAC KIDS CAN Gala.

As we gather for this inspiring event, we are reminded that we are here for a very important purpose – to help ensure that the medically complex children and families served by NAC can and do achieve brighter and better futures. We believe that every child who walks through our door can succeed in reaching their potential and achieve their life goals. Time and again we have witnessed children faced with major obstacles thrive when they have the right support system.

This year marks an important segment of growth at NAC. We are proud to celebrate the building of our new 60,000 sq. ft. headquarters at 825 7th Avenue in Manhattan. We have moved into our new home and look forward to welcoming you to our Open House in early December. With this new home, we are laying the groundwork to ensure that we continue our vital and life-changing work for years to come.

None of this would be possible without the support of all of our friends here tonight. We are proud to be honoring one such friend, Roger Lynch , for his extraordinary commitment and generosity to NAC children. We extend an extra special thank you to our Dinner Co-Chairs

Michael Fricklas and Ynon Kreiz for helping to make this evening a spectacular success, as well as, to Jessica Cruel and Jon Batiste for lending their talent in support of NAC kids.

BENEFIT COMMITTEE

Jennifer & Benjamin Adams

Terri Austin

Megan & Bryan Beller

Lisa & Jeff Clyde

Yvette & Pascal Desroches

Andra & John Ehrenkranz

Tracy Elstein & David Togut

Vivian & Roger Farah

Barbara & Robert Friedman

Jill & Charles Garner

Susan & John Gevertz

Arlene & Mark Goldsmith

Caitlin & Scott Goldsmith

Carol & Steve Gutman

Helen Haje

Jennifer & Joseph Ianniello

Trish & Ron Iervolino

Mark Kaplan

Mrs. Louis Lipschitz

Chaille Maddox & Jonathan Knee

Wendy & Rob Marcus

Elizabeth & Carl Pforzheimer

Eugene Pinover

Jane Polin

Mary & Glenn Rufrano

Caryn Schacht & David Fox

Samantha Schreiber & Thomas Newman

Meryl & Kenneth Sherman

Stacy & Farrell Slater

Amy & David Sorkin

Gloria Tarigo

As we look to the future and all that is possible, we thank you again for your commitment to making a difference in the lives of NAC children today, tomorrow and for many tomorrows to come. With much appreciation,

David Sorkin President, Board of Directors

Arlene Goldsmith, LCSW, PhD

Executive Director David Sorkin

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Arlene Goldsmith, LCSW, PHD

HOROREE

Roger Lynch Chief Executive Officer Condé Nast

Roger Lynch is the CEO of Condé Nast, a global media company producing the highest quality content with a footprint of more than 1 billion consumers in 32 markets worldwide on all platforms available today, including print, digital, video and social. The company’s portfolio includes many of the world’s most respected and influential brands including Vogue, Vanity Fair, Glamour, Self, GQ, The New Yorker, Condé Nast Traveler, Allure, AD, Bon Appétit, and Wired, among others.

Upon joining in 2019, Lynch undertook the ambitious task of merging the Condé Nast businesses into one global company for the first time in its over 100-year history. He continues to lead a digital-first transformation strategy that will double both video and consumer revenue programs over the next several years. In committing to a 25% increased investment in content and journalism, he is transforming the company’s publishing operations by creating globally integrated content teams across its most iconic brands. To date, these efforts have resulted in global audience growth, in addition to double digit revenue growth driven by the expansion of technology-based capabilities.

Lynch currently serves on the Board of Directors of Condé Nast, Mattel, Inc., and the Partnership for New York City. He is also a member of the Champions of Change Coalition, the Board of Overseers of the Tuck School at Dartmouth College and the Board of Councilors of the Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences at the University of Southern California. He received his Master of Business Administration with the highest distinction from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College and his Bachelor of Science in Physics from the University of Southern California.

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DINNER CO-CHAIR DINNER CO-CHAIR

Michael D. Fricklas Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary Advance

Michael D. Fricklas became Chief Legal Officer and Secretary of Advance in April 2018. From 1993 to 2017, he was one of the top executives at Viacom, for 19 years as EVP, General Counsel and Secretary, reporting to the CEO.

Mr. Fricklas received a B.S.E.E. from the University of Colorado’s College of Engineering and Applied Sciences in 1981 and a J.D., magna cum laude, from Boston University School of Law in 1984.

Mr. Fricklas’s practice started in Silicon Valley, representing technology companies in a variety of financing transactions and in technology licensing.

Since then, his career has focused on the intersection of copyright and technology, corporate governance, mergers & acquisitions, and large law department management.

Mr. Fricklas is currently a member of the American Bar Association’s Task Force on Artificial Intelligence and the Law. He is a member of the Board of Trustees of Boston University, secretary and member of the board of Jazz at Lincoln Center, and co-chair of the UJA entertainment and media group. He also serves as a member of New York’s Permanent Commission on Access to Justice, and as a member of the Board of Counsellors of Equal Justice Works. He is past president of the Association of General Counsel.

Ynon Kreiz

Chairman

Mattel, Inc.

and Chief Executive Officer

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GUEST ARTIST

Jon Batiste

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EMCEE

Jessica Cruel Editor-in-Chief, Allure

Jessica Cruel is the editor-in-chief of Allure, where she leads the development of multiplatform editorial content for digital, social, and video platforms, including the Readers’ Choice Awards and Best of Beauty Awards franchises. Cruel joined Allure in 2019, first as features director and, more recently, served as the title’s content director. In 2021, Cruel spearheaded The Melanin Edit, a new Allure platform exploring all things relating to Black beauty, skincare and wellness.

Prior to joining Allure, Jessica served as deputy beauty director at Refinery29 and has also held editorial roles at SELF and Popsugar. Throughout her decade-long career in the beauty media industry, she has extended her experience to hosting podcasts, speaking at events and appearing in live television segments.

A graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with degrees in multimedia journalism and sociology. Jessica currently resides in Newark, New Jersey.

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for Brighter Futures Tomorrow Building Today...

CELEBRATING THE OPENING OF NAC’S NEW HEADQUARTERS AT 825 7TH AVENUE

Our new Home features:

• 60,000 sq. ft. on 3 Newly Built Floors

• 76 Offices plus 64 Open Plan Work Stations

• 2 Playrooms designed with a Basketball Court, Puppet Theatre and built-in Sensory Activities

• 5 Family Visiting Rooms; 2 Tutoring Rooms and a Library

• 36 Mental Health Therapy Rooms, including an Art Therapy, Music Therapy & Sensory Room

• 10 Medical Offices

• 5 Conference Rooms & 5 Small Meeting Rooms

• 2,300 sq. ft. Lounge and Outdoor Terrace connected by a Wheelchair Ramp

What we are doing:

• Changing more lives, by ensuring that over 3,500 children with medical complexities are supported, safe, cared for, and have the tools to succeed.

• Growing our Vivian & Roger Farah Comprehensive Healthcare Center by 81% to provide both healing and growth to double the amount of NAC Kids.

• Providing a safe and nurturing space where even more children and parents can bond and stay together.

• Ensuring hundreds more youth in foster care receive the academic and career support they need to reach their potential.

• Keeping 2,000 + children safe from abuse and neglect out of hospitals, and living permanently with families of their own.

Thank you for joining us in building successful futures for thousands of NAC kids.

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NAC PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

NAC is a leader in the child welfare field for children with special medical needs. The breadth and quality of our care keeps children safe from abuse and neglect and assures that they are living in permanent and nurturing families of their own.

NAC IS A PLACE...

Where every sick child gets the CARE they need.

Where every abused child gets the PROTECTION they need.

Where every neglected child grows up in a LOVING HOME

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3,512 PROGRAMS AND SERVICES STAFF MEMBERS CHILDREN RECEIVE SERVICES

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We provide an integrated program of health and social services to assure that every family member is supported toward stability and independence. NAC families have the ability to defy odds, and NAC children have the potential to excel in school, graduate from college, find a job, and live independently.

Special Medical Child Welfare & Aftercare Programs

• Preventive Services (of abuse and neglect)

• Foster Care & Adoption

• Partners In Parenting (PIP) Post Preventive Program

• Post Legal Adoption Network (PLAN)

• Family Permanency Center

Health & Special Services

• Article 28 Medical Clinic

• Article 31 Mental Health Clinic

• Building Blocks: Nurturing Parent-Child Bonding

• Peter Haje Center for Autism

• Healthy@ Home

• Champions for Children’s Health Home

Interdisciplinary Program Support Services

• Educational Services & Advocacy

• Early Childhood Services

• College Bound Program

• Parent Education Classes

• Preparing Youth for Adulthood

• Art Therapy

• Music Therapy

• Pet-Assisted Therapy

• Mentoring & Tutoring

• Support Groups

• Vocational Support & Advocacy

• Recreational Programs

• Safe Haven LBGTQI Program

• Transportation Services

• Emergency Family Assistance

• Food, Clothing & Toy Bank

NAC’s services are delivered by a team of on-site professionals – from master’s level Social Workers to Nurses, Pediatricians, Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Education Specialists and many more – who work together to ensure that our children and families receive the highest quality, and most compassionate care possible. NAC’s team approach makes all the difference. When families feel supported, they are better able to support and nurture their children.

NAC Serves Children with Significant Medical Conditions

• Autism

• Cerebral Palsy

• Spina Bifida

• Renal Failure

• Muscular Dystrophy

• Traumatic Brain Injury

• Heart Disease

• Diabetes

• Asthma

• Sickle Cell Anemia

• Cancer

• HIV/AIDS

• Burn Victims

• Developmental Disabilities

• Osteogenesis Imperfecta

• Blood & Genetic Disorders

• Failure to Thrive

• Seizure Disorders

Hispanic: 43% African American: 38% Manhattan: 22% Bronx: 43%

NAC CHILDREN by Ethnicity

NAC FAMILIES by Geography

Multi-racial: 14%

Other: 8%

Brooklyn: 16%

Staten Island: 3%

CHILDREN

Age 6–12 years old: 41%

NAC

Queens: 8%

2% 13–21 years old: 39% 22+ years old: 1% 0-5 years old: 19%

Caucasian: 3% Asian:

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NAC JUNIOR BOARD

We are looking for young leaders with unique talent, passion, and commitment to join the NAC Junior Board! As a Junior Board Member, you will have the opportunity to work with other dynamic young professionals to think big about innovative ways to fundraise, advocate, and volunteer to help support NAC’s mission.

Why Join the NAC Junior Board:

• Giving back – help to change NAC kids’ lives directly through fundraising and exclusive volunteer events throughout the year.

• Networking - meet, mingle, and work with other like-minded young professionals throughout New York City

• Entrepreneurial and leadership opportunity - network and collaborate with NAC’s Board of Directors and learn what it takes to serve on a Board of Directors.

• Utilize and strengthen skills - participate in activities such as public speaking, fundraising, events, social media, advocacy, corporate engagement, and marketing.

VOLUNTEER & CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Join the NAC family and give back directly to children and families in need in our community. Every year, NAC works with over 300 individuals and 75+ company and corporate partners to deliver real help and hope to children with special medical needs.

Join us an individual volunteer or corporate partner for any of the below opportunities:

• Corporate Giving Drive – Give to a NAC child directly by organizing a company giving drive! Current drives include a Holiday Toy Drive, Book Drive, Winter Coat Drive, and School Supply Drive. Our NAC team makes it easy by setting up an Amazon Wish List that can be distributed to employees.

• Corporate Volunteer Day – participate in a NAC recreation event or help to sponsor a special event for NAC kids. Corporate-sponsored events can take on a variety of shapes and forms – go bowling with NAC kids; host a financial literacy or resume building workshop; spend the day at the zoo, a boat ride around NYC, or a softball game in Central Park with NAC kids. We leave it open to the interests and creativity of your team.

• Tutoring & Mentoring – By becoming a tutor or mentor to a NAC youth, you will get the opportunity to work one-on-one with a child and help shape their future.

• Recreation & Special Events – NAC has over 50 groups, recreational events, and holiday parties throughout the year for NAC kids. There is always something fun going on, and we need your help to make it the best day ever for NAC kids. Join us for trick or treating on Halloween, making heart cookies on Cupid’s Day, apple picking in the fall, or helping NAC kids go for the gold at the NAC Kids Olympics. There are plenty of opportunities to become involved.

If you are interested in partnering on a giving drive or volunteer opportunity, please contact NAC’s Director of Volunteers and Community Relations, Bobbi Nathanson at BNathanson@NacKidsCan.org or 212-696-1550.

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NAC KIDS CAN 40TH ANNIVERSARY GALA

Wednesday, October 19, 2022 l Pier Sixty, NYC

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CONTRIBUTORS

New Alternatives for Children would like to thank the following individuals and companies for their generous contributions to the NAC Kids Can Gala Benefit:

SUCCEED CIRCLE

Laura & Frank Baker

Barbara & Bob Freidman

Amy & David Sorkin

Sidley Austin, LLP

Siris Capital

INSPIRE CIRCLE

The Marcus Family Foundation

Owl Rock Capital Partners

Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP

LEAD CIRCLE

Joseph Bae & Janice Lee

Allison & David Blitzer

Marian & Richard Bott

Lisa & Jeff Clyde

Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP

Debevoise & Plimpton LLP

Deloitte

Vivian & Roger Farah

Nancy Felsten & David Fishman

Greenberg Traurig, LLP

Grey Group

Jennifer & Joseph Ianniello

Jurate Kazickas & Roger Altman

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

KPMG LLP

Chaille Maddox & Jonathan Knee

Amie & Scott Nuttall

Laura & Richard Parsons

Betty & Carl Pforzheimer

Pamela Seymon & Robert Schumer

Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP

Sycamore Partners

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

ZMC

ACHIEVE CIRCLE

Diane & Arthur Abbey

Advance

BNP Paribas

Betty Ann & Jack Cannell

Aryeh Bourkoff

CAPTRUST

Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP

Davis + Gilbert, LLP

Deutsche Bank

Rebecca & Adam Epstein

Evercore

Fiserv, Inc.

Elizabeth & Mark FitzPatrick

Ronda & Matthew Gilroy

L&L Holding Company

Tobey Lipschitz

Mintz

Moelis & Company

Allison Penn & Armin Harris

Mary & Glenn Rufrano

Samantha Schreiber & Thomas Newman

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP

Travelers

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Bonnie & Tom Uger

Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz

JOSIE, WHO HAS BRITTLE BONE DISEASE, GRADUATED HIGH SCHOOL AS HER CLASS VALEDICTORIAN AND IS ATTENDING COLLEGE FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS FALL. SHE WANTS TO BE A JOURNALIST.

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SO THAT EVERY CHILD HAS THE OPPORTUNITY TO REACH THEIR POTENTIAL

THRIVE CIRCLE

Abernathy MacGregor

JoAnne & Malcolm Davis

Cheryl & Blair Effron

Carol Freidenberg

Goldman Sachs Gives at the request of Mike & Krista Nickols

The Grossman Charitable Fund

Jeff Hess

Sonia & Gaurav Kapadia

Sydney & Robert Kindler

Latham & Watkins, LLP

Joanne & Norman Matthews

Mary & Garrett Moran

Susan & John Gevertz

Sara Moss & Michael Gould

N.J. & Llewellyn Nicholas

Elaine & Simon Parisier

Eugene Pinover

Jill & Tom Robey

Ropes & Gray, LLP

Mary Shannon & Dwight Scott

Michelle & Matthew Serra

Meryl & Kenneth Sherman

Wendy & Matthew Siegel

John Utendahl

Patricia Waldeck & Victor Goldberg

Amy & John Weinberg

Scott Wilson

BELIEVE CIRCLE

Jennifer & Ben Adams

Helen & Elliot Adler

Michael Appelbaum

BellCast Partners

Nomi Bergman

Allison Berwitz

Kathe & Morris Brown

Joanne & Leonard Brumberg

Clearbridge Compensation Group LLC

Stacey & Gene Davis

Ilene & Richard Dolins

Tracy Elstein & David Togut

Allegra & John Erickson

Shlomit & Jonathan Feldman

Margaret FitzPatrick

Linda & Alan Fleischman

Susan Godorov & Rick Trock

Melissa & Brian Goldman

Arlene & Mark Goldsmith

Caitlin & Scott Goldsmith

Candy & Richard Goldstein

Herta Gordon

Iris & Frederick Green

Karen & Bruce Greenwald

Ryan Gregory

Marilyn & Irwin Haberman

Deron Haley

Craig Holleman

Jan & Tom Hough

Marc Katz

Kate Kaufman & Karen Sommerfield

Alice Kestenbaum

Fern & Ismail Khan

Ajay Khare

Brian Kline

Cheryl & Andrew Lazarus

Justine & John Leguizamo

Lesley Levey

Christina Lewis

James Lynch

Mynette & Richard Marcus

Jacquelyn & Steven Miron

Ronald Oleet

Marilyn & Arthur Penn

Julia Pershan & Jon Cohen

Annie Pforzheimer & Ivan Fadul

Mary & Gary Pforzheimer

Zelie & Andrew Pforzheimer

Katharine & Joseph Plummer

Vikki & Michael Price

Evan Ratner

Barbara Rauch

Carol Robinson

Sally Rogers

Judi Ross

Angela & Marc Ross

Jonathan Satovsky

Jodi & Michael Schuman

Alan & Carol Shalom

Harriet Sobol

Lisa & Robert Spatt

Laura & Peter Strauss

The Stuart Family Foundation

Jena & Rob Tell

Anne & Peter Thomas

Jaison Thomas

Christopher Turner

Sharon Weinberg & Jeffrey Zimmerman

The Zelnick/Belzberg

Charitable Trust as of XXXX

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YOU FOR

We hope you will join us in building successful futures for NAC kids.

SUPPORTING

THANK

THE GALA

Building Today...

for Brighter

Futures Tomorrow

SO THAT NO CHILD EVER HAS TO GROW UP IN A HOSPITAL AGAIN…

NATALIA IS LIVING AT HOME AND THRIVING AFTER SPENDING THE FIRST 9 Y E A R S OF HER LIFE IN A HOSPITAL.