2023 Annual Report | The Petey Greene Program

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A Note from Our CEO

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The Petey Greene Program at a Glance

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2023 by the Numbers

EVENTS

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2nd Annual 5K Run/Walk for Education Justice

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Going Greene: The Art of Educational Justice

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2023 Justice Education Series

PROGRAMS

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Introducing the Puttkammer Center

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Our College Bridge Program

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Staff Spotlight: Fiona Flynn

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Volunteer Spotlight: Ramiro Hernandez

OUR SUPPORTERS AND COMMUNITY

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Our Team and Financials

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Thank You, Donors and Sponsors!

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A NOTE FROM OUR CEO 2023 was yet another exciting year at the Petey Greene Program with growth at the forefront. We focused on creating a strong, cohesive, and well-oiled leadership team to better equip us to explore expansion of the Petey Greene Program. Our tutoring and college bridge programming was welcomed into new facilities and settings and grew within our existing footprint, while our student body and volunteer network swelled. In addition, the launch of the Puttkammer Center for Educational Justice and Equity at the end of 2023 sets us up for even more growth to come.

Our expansion continued with our events, as we grew our 5K Run/Walk for Educational Justice into Princeton, NJ. We also hosted the first ever Going Greene, a community gathering celebrating the Art of Educational Justice and recognizing the intersection of creative arts and personal achievement amongst system-impacted people.

Finally, we established a PGP Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Council and National Advisory Board Network, both of which will help us expand into our next phases.

Growth only happens with a vision, and throughout 2023, we were hard at work developing a new five-year strategic plan to help the Petey Greene Program pinpoint how we can provide even better services for our students and apply our signature academic tutoring to the growing needs for workforce development and digital literacy supports for system-impacted people.

Amidst all of our aspirations for growth and development, day in and day out we are still focused on what we do best: Providing individualized and high-quality tutoring support to currently and formerly incarcerated students who are working towards a variety of educational goals.

Throughout 2023, I had the opportunity to see the passion of our students, the empathy and dedication of our volunteers, staff and Board of Directors, and witness the generational impact that tutoring and educational support can have on system-impacted individuals searching for a pathway to success. I can tangibly feel that with each tutoring session, workshop presented, and person I meet who has been impacted by the Petey Greene Program, we are one step closer to a world where system impacted people's dreams are within reach and that once elusive educational achievement is not only possible but probable.

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WHAT WE’VE DONE SO FAR AND WHAT GUIDES US Since its founding, the PGP has tutored more than 18,000 students at over 120 tutoring sites in correctional facilities and reentry programs.

We've placed more than 4,000 volunteer tutors and recruited from more than 40 partner universities in seven states and the District of Columbia.

The Petey Greene Program supports the academic goals of incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people through high-quality volunteer tutoring programs, while educating volunteers on the injustice manifest in our carceral system.

We envision a world in which all incarcerated people have access to highquality academic programs, and we strive to inspire our alumni - both students and tutors - to become advocates and take on leadership roles that reimagine the criminal legal system.

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2023 BY THE NUMBERS

1,626

671

STUDENTS

VOLUNTEER PLACEMENTS

536

63

UNIQUE TUTORS

TUTORING SITES

40

32

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

UNIVERSITY PARTNERS

6,842

4,370

VOLUNTEER HOURS

TUTORING SESSIONS

130

1,432

COLLEGE BRIDGE STUDENTS

STUDENTS

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2ND ANNUAL 5K RUN/WALK FOR EDUCATIONAL JUSTICE In October, we hosted our second annual 5K Run/Walk for Education Justice in Boston, Princeton, and virtually for anyone across the country. We had more than 200 runners and walkers join in, fundraise for education justice, and bring awareness to our mission. With their generosity, enthusiasm, and engagement, we raised more than $30,000 to support educational programming for currently and formerly incarcerated learners.

We are so grateful for all of the fundraisers, volunteers, runners and walkers, and generous sponsors including Cason Crane of Explorer Cold Brew, Jacki and Joe Kelly, The Next Semester, and Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy, LLP - without whom this event would not have been possible.

We are looking forward to continuing the momentum on April 13, 2024 in Boston, Philadelphia, Princeton and virtually!

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GOING GREENE: THE ART OF EDUCATIONAL JUSTICE

On November 13, we held Going Greene: The Art of Educational Justice in Philadelphia, PA and virtually with community members across the country. Together, we celebrated the intersection of creative arts and personal achievement and honored pioneers in the field. We were thrilled to present the Community Leadership Award to Jane Golden, Founder and Executive Director of Mural Arts Philadelphia, and the Catalyst of Creativity Awards to Mark Loughney and Luis “Suave” Gonzalez, two prolific and innovative artists who were formerly incarcerated.

The event featured inspiring speeches from our honorees, an exciting art auction featuring works from incarcerated and formerly incarcerated artists, musical performances from Maxie Mandel and Positive Movement Drumline, a collaborative art project sketched by men incarcerated at SCI Chester, and members of the PGP community mixing and mingling! Our first Going Greene community gathering was a special night to remember. We are already counting down the days until our next Going Greene event!

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THE 2023 JUSTICE EDUCATION SERIES The Justice Education Series is designed to achieve our mission of developing justice-oriented citizens and to raise volunteers’ and public awareness of the policies and practices that create mass incarceration and produce the educational experiences of the incarcerated and formerly incarcerated learners that we support. In 2023, we hosted six webinars for our volunteer base and greater audience.

We prioritize the voices and expertise of formerly incarcerated people and other system-impacted people in these conversations. Since the series’ inception, nearly 60% of panelists have been system-impacted people. From these conversations and our other justiceoriented leadership programming, we have developed a reputation for helping our audience expand their knowledge about incarceration, reentry, and education as one pathway to freedom and thriving.

Over 90% of those who attend the webinars report that these events help them understand how to advocate for systemic change. 490 viewers participated in our 2023 webinars.

“I went to the ‘Art as Transformation and Justice’ webinar. It gave me a window into helping a few students that I work with who are particularly interested in art and drawing. Asking them questions about their art has been a successful strategy for getting them engaged, before transitioning back to the topic at hand.”

-Volunteer Tutor in MA

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INTRODUCING THE PUTTKAMMER CENTER FOR EDUCATIONAL JUSTICE AND EQUITY The Puttkammer Center for Educational Justice and Equity aims to identify and promote best practices in the field of carceral and reentry education, with a focus on tutoring, academic support, and college and career readiness programs. Our work builds on the PGP’s expertise and its network of researchers, practitioners, and advocates, while centering the voices and experiences of system-impacted people.

The goal of the Puttkammer Center is to help the PGP grow in a strategic and sustainable way, while serving as a catalyst for research and policy proposals that promote access to high quality education behind and beyond bars.

The Puttkammer Center includes three complementary components:

PROGRAM INCUBATOR TARGETING EXPANSION AND GROWTH The Puttkammer Center will serve as a catalyst to secure funding and develop evidence-based innovative programs that can then be replicated within the Petey Greene Program, with an eye towards expansion across the country.

NATIONAL THINK/ACTION TANK The Puttkammer Center will bring together researchers, practitioners, and system-impacted learners to collect, generate, and disseminate research and policy proposals that advance educational justice and access for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated learners at the precollegiate level.

NATIONAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM The Puttkammer Center will create a community of learning and practice within the PGP through a fellowship program that prioritizes students and scholars impacted by the criminal legal system.

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OUR COLLEGE BRIDGE PROGRAM Our College Bridge Program made great strides in 2023. In addition to continuing to offer math and writing courses in Washington, D.C. and New Jersey, we piloted our first College Bridge program in New York. Within this pilot, we continued to support students who completed the College Bridge program after their release by providing access to technology, referrals to higher education institutions, and ongoing mentoring. We also strengthened our partnership with higher education in prison programs, aligning our curricula to the requirements of their first-year writing and math courses.

In 2023, through the College Bridge Program, we:

TAUGHT 130 COLLEGE BRIDGE STUDENTS ACROSS 4 4 IN 3 FACILITIES PGP REGIONS (Washington D.C., New Jersey and New York)

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STAFF SPOTLIGHT:

FIONA FLYNN, PHILADELPHIA DIVISON MANAGER In September 2023, Fiona Flynn, our Philadelphia Division Manager, was surprised with the Volunteer of the Year award for her work at the Federal Detention Center (FDC) in Philadelphia. She shares the following narrative about the event and experience. Congratulations, Fiona!

On September 27th, 2023, I had the privilege of attending a "volunteer appreciation dinner" at the Federal Detention Center (FDC) in Philadelphia. Our partnership with FDC dates back to 2015, and despite my personal involvement there for just over a year, I can confidently state that the facility's unwavering dedication to its students has been evident since our initial meeting to establish tutoring services.

To my surprise, FDC had a special recognition for the "Volunteer of the Year," and I was shocked and humbled to hear my name announced by the Supervisor of Education, Schenettia Evans. In her heartfelt speech, Ms. Evans acknowledged not only my broad orchestration of volunteer tutoring over multiple semesters but the specific coordination of eight different volunteers spanning from Fall 2022 to Spring 2023, resulting in an unprecedented turnaround—over 12 students earning their GEDs! She also emphasized my separate volunteer presence within the facility, as I dedicated Tuesday mornings throughout the spring 2023 semester to be a volunteer tutor myself in order to further support the students at FDC. While I felt deeply honored to receive this award, I made sure to express my immense gratitude to the FDC education department for being fervent GED test administrators, fellow PGP volunteers for their equally passionate commitment to education justice, and, most importantly, the students for showing up to each tutoring session extremely motivated and excited to learn. I viewed this Volunteer of the Year Award as a tribute to the Petey Greene Program as a whole—an acknowledgment not only of the impactful work we are collectively undertaking, but of where we can go from here.

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VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT: MEET RAMIRO I have been a volunteer tutor with the Petey Greene Program since my freshman year at Swarthmore College. During my first semester of tutoring, I sometimes questioned whether I was really making a difference by tutoring these students, and whether my actions really had the power to create change in a world where it is so easy to drown yourself in the injustices people experience on any given day.

As tutoring ended for the semester, I found myself looking forward to the correctional facility’s graduation ceremony.

Several of our students were graduating with either a GED, a flagger certificate, or an air conditioning technician certification, and I was excited to see them walk proudly across that stage to receive their diplomas. I looked around at the people sitting in the audience. I saw mothers, sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles, grandparents, and friends all throughout the room.

I saw their eyes tear up as the person they were there for was called up to the stage.

I stood and yelled my lungs out each time one of our students was called. The graduates were able to hug their guests for a few seconds as they walked back to their seats, and I could feel the love and the pain in each embrace. I felt an immense sense of pride and happiness knowing that their hard work had paid off.

For a short moment, the inner turmoil that had plagued my mind for weeks was calmed. In the chaos of bodies that occurs after every ceremony, one of my students came up to one of my fellow tutors and me. His words will remain ingrained in my mind until the day I die: “I couldn’t invite my daughters to come because they weren’t in the area, so I wasn’t expecting anyone to be here for me. I got so happy the moment I saw you two, and I just want to thank you all for the hope you guys have given me every time you come to tutor.”

As the graduation ceremony at SCI-Chester came to a close, I began to really see the power of education as a way towards freedom. I thought of the times when my students would share the drawings they created or poetry they wrote and I was struck by their talent. I could see they had talent they were never able to explore.

Education, to me, is about creating the space where students have the resources and the abundance to actually explore the talents they have.

Ramiro graduated from Swarthmore College in May 2023. He was involved with the Petey Greene Program through each of his undergraduate semesters. He is now pursuing a Master’s of Education at Harvard University.

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2023 AND 2024 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Alec Decker, President Jacki Kelly, Vice President Peter Gates, Treasurer Beth Brett, Secretary Jeffrey Abramowitz Cason Crane

Yusuf Dahl Lee Gladden Muriel Goode-Trufant David J. Harding Clare Herceg Kimberly Jeffries-Leonard Daniel Kowalski

Grace Li Gabriel Malone-O’Meally George H. McLaughlin II Charles W. Puttkammer Cordelia Puttkammer Richard O. Scribner Irwin W. Silverberg Sixto Sime Martha S. Staniford Ray Tebout

NATIONAL STAFF

Jeffrey Abramowitz, JD, Chief Executive Officer Chiara Benetollo, Executive Director, The Puttkammer Center for Educational Justice and Equity Darnell Burtin, Executive Director of Business Development and Philanthropy Emma Sindelar, Executive Director of Operations Sarah Hirshorn, Communications Manager Anna Kraft, Development Manager Emma Morrissey, Director of Curriculum and Training Lynwood Patrick, Director of Finance and Administration Derek Pieper, Director of Grants Charla Saunders, Executive Assistant Meg Tavares, Development and Operations Coordinator Margaretta Wilcox, Director of Regions

2023 FINANCIAL REPORT Fee for Service 9%

Other 5% Administrative 25%

Foundations and Corporations 17%

Government 27%

2023 Revenue

Program 75%

Individuals 42%

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13 I choose to give to The Petey Greene Program because of its tremendous impact and potential.

We provide people disadvantaged by the legal system with access to tutors while giving college students and community members the firsthand experience to more deeply understand the potential that can be achieved by investing in them. By having these life changing experiences that often cross socio-economic and other differences, I can envision a world with more compassionate policy makers, lawyers, educators, and citizens - the kind of world that I want my children and grandchildren to live in.

- Jacki Kelly, PGP Board Member and Donor

THANK YOU, DONORS! Thanks to the generous support of donors like you, we continue to support the educational journeys of incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people by providing the high-quality, individualized tutoring and academic support that every learner needs to achieve their educational goals. $100,000 AND ABOVE Educational Ventures Cordelia and Charles Puttkammer

$50,000 - $99,000 Heinz Endowments Ichigo Charitable Fund Elizabeth H. and James S. McDonnell III Fund Pittsburgh Foundation Silverberg Family Foundation

$10,000 - $49,000 American Eagle Outfitters Foundation Elizabeth and Barets O. Benjamin Charitable Foundation Gardiner Howland Shaw Foundation George H and Estelle M. Sands Foundation Hyde and Watson Foundation IAC Charitable Robert Kartheiser Jacki and Joe Kelly Lazard Foundation Charlotte and George McLaughlin New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Nordson Corporation Foundation Patricia Kind Family Foundation Philadelphia Foundation Rolander Family Foundation

$5,000 - $9,999 Jeffrey Abramowitz Melanie and John Clarke Elliot Creager Curtis McGraw Foundation Dollar General Literacy Foundation Epic Charitable Fund

Christopher Eisgruber and Lori Martin Explorer Coffee Brew Gates Family Charitable Fund Aline and William Haynes Henry E. Niles Foundation Mary and Rich Jacobson Mark and Jane Wilf Family Foundation Nora Roberts Foundation Mary and Joseph Nye Judith and Gerald Porter William Reller Smith Richardson Foundation Martha Staniford and Matthew Myers

$1,000 -$4,999 Air Products Anne and Jeffrey Dalke Family Charitable Fund Quin and Doris Barrett Charitable Fund Michael Bernstein Bristol Myers Squibb Matching Gift Program Capital Group Companies Charitable Giving Program Church & Dwight Co. Inc. Alexander Decker Vivian and Eric Denardo Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation Henry Doll Emmanuel Baptist Church Tanice and Dudley Fitzpatrick Fiona Flynn Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy, LLP David Harding Amanda Harris Harvard / MIT Cooperative Society Foundation Brian Hegarty Ari Hoffman Dr. Marvin Hoffman Daniel Kowalski Carol Kuhlthau Landon and Sarah Jones Family Fund

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Grace Li Lopez Family Fund Amelia Lord Nolan McClain Network for Good New York Bar Foundation NYU Community Fund PLUS Foundation Eleanor Roberts Karen Rynne Schaeder / Batterman Family Fund Inez and Richard Scribner Shapiro Family Foundation Sherbrooke Family Charitable Trust Sixto Sime Barbara and William Trimble Jr. Trinity Church of Princeton Jennifer Ward and Alix Fequiere Martha and James Wickenden Susan Wilson

$999 - $100 Juan Acevedo Adrian Adams Agnew International Ruby Aidun Amazon Smile Andrew and Carol Golden Fund Emel Åžensezgin Ellen Bachmannhuff Baldwin-Sieck Family Fund Jacob Barlow Joe Barrett and Shaina Watrous Noah Barth Joan Bartl and Walt McRee Sarah Batcheler Bergner & Harris Charitable Fund Stacy Berns

14 I’ve been an enthusiastic supporter of the Petey Greene Program ever since I first volunteered as a PGP tutor in college. Working with people in the carceral system, I was able to see firsthand how powerful support like the tutoring PGP provides can be.

There is still so much more to do to combat the system injustice and inequalities in our carceral and criminal justice systems, and the PGP is leading the way in bringing high quality educational support to people in prison. The work the PGP does is truly transformative and improves outcomes for both individuals and society as a whole.

- Cason Crane, PGP Board Member and Donor

THANK YOU, DONORS! $999 - $100 Toni Besselaar Blackrock Kelly Blumenthal Peggy Blumenthal Duschia Bodet Mary and William Borders Deborah Brailas Irene Branche Beth and Adam Brett Bridgewood Fieldwater Foundation Cody Bright Bromley Family Fund Jock and Jytte Brooks Holly Brookstein Ruth and Paul Brown Bryn Mawr College Darnell Burtin Joseph Caramanno Charlotte Cerf Julie Cerf Madhumita Chakrabartti Charles Chapin Beth and Ron Chapman Dr. Celia and Bernard Chazelle Carol Cinotti Patrick CoatarPeter Doug and Barbara Cobb Jennifer Coburn John Colborn Narses Colmenares David Crane Jenny and Jonathan Crumiller Martha Cummings and David Harper Yusuf Dahl Patricia Daley Michael Deenihan Steven Digsby Dodge & Cox Donald and Susan Wilson Fund Sarah Downs Angela Duckworth Karen Dunn Johnny Dwyer Grace and Robert Easton Judith Feldmann Patricia Fiorella Damany Fisher Julia Fleischner Jacquelynne Flynn Stephen Flynn Andrea Francis Ada Frederick Noah Freedman David Fulcomer Maryellen Fullerton and Thomas Roberts

Charles Gay Kylie Getz James Gilbert Lee Gladden and Ann Damsgaard Marsha Goldberg Jane Golden and Tony Heriza Muriel Goode-Trufant and Rev. Anthony Trufant Matthew Gottlieb Elizabeth Grumbach Nicholas Grumbach Corie Hammers Margaret Harris Carol and H. James Herring Blanche and George Hess Margaret Hobson and Fred Diehl Jennifer Hoffman and Mark Hirshorn Willam Hoffman Pat Holmes Michael Huggins Michael Hughes Thomas Hughes Olivia Ireland Caitlin Ivester Julia Jacobson Thora Jacobson Esther and C. William Jansing Jerry S. Goren and Julia S. Coley Foundation Fund John D. Wallace, Jr. Memorial Fund Alexandra Jones Joyce and Fred Sparling Family Foundation Kathryn Faber Charitable Fund Adria and Stanley Katz John Keleher Sean Kelley Sean Kelly Jillian Kempton Mary Kenney Nadeem Khan Michelle and Charlie King Christine and Richard Kitto Glen Konstantin Nina Kornstein Diana and John Kriz Ruth Kunstadter Joanna Kuzdra Laborers International Union N.A. Local 332 Ulissa Lawrence Alexander Lee James Lehman Jr Leita and William Hamill Family Foundation, Inc. Elizabeth Lester George Lester Libin Li Marc Liebowitz Dee Dee Lopez Lisa Lord

Marcena Love LT and LM Gregory Charitable Fund Kimberly Lucas Mr. Donald MacQueen Sharon Mason Virgina Mason Rosemary and Jon Masters Jim Matesanz Matteo Family Charitable Fund Suzy McCarthy Tania and Sam McCleery Sheila McElwee Laura and Marc McKenna McKinsey Ellen Meyer Shorb Shelley Meyers Dara Milner Jake Milner Milton and Mildred Rosen Foundation Leonard Mintel IV Stephanie Mitesser Roger Mohamed Kate and David Montgomery John Morrissey Priscilla Muhlenkamp Therese Mullaney Kevin Mullen Stuart Munro Rosalind and Arnold Mytelka Peter Neuwirth Michael Nolan Samuel Olshin Andrew Ortega Jane Pearce Mary and Bob Pickens Danielle and Henry Platt Jennifer Porges Posner-Wallace Foundation Caleb Powers Eric Pryor Purnell Family Fund Dan Rhoton RKT NJ, LLC Gerard Robinson Peter Robinson Edmund Roche-Kelly Allan Rodgers Caroline Rogers Donna and Richard Rosenberg Martha and Robert Rosenberg Tom Rosshirt Sandie's Giving Account Sarvary Charitable Trust Mary Sauerland Samuel Scaggs

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THANK YOU, DONORS! $999 - $100 Schindewolf Romano Family Foundation Pat and Jim Schroeder Ruth and David Scott Susan Segal V. Eugene Shahan Phyllis and Richard Sharlin Pavel Shibayev Donna and Gerald Silverberg Molly and Todd Simonds Mack Sokul Miriam Sosnick Marcia and Bernard Sosnick Marvelous Spraggins Bridget St. Clair Victoria Stabile Julie Stapen Stephen Adler and Sarah Brett-Smith Fund Constance Stubbs Caren Sturges Virginia Sutton Dr. Sarah Tahamont Nicole Tate Meg Tavares Ray Tebout Thomas Thomas Donna Thompson Katie Poole and Ward Tomlinson Daphne Townsend David Tsiang John Ueng-McHale Mark Ungar University of Pennsylvania PGP Campus Group Conor Vance Maura and Timothy Vance Erik VanZant Carolyn Vidmar Rebecca Wagner Sarah Walzer and John Barrett Judith and Michael Walzer Dawn Waters Katerina Watson Kevin Watson Devon Welsh Ann Whalen Karen White Ashley Wright Walter Xu Yield Giving Open Call Fund

$1 - $99 3M Community Giving Match Tricia Adicoff-Paris Emma Adler Susan Allen Joshua Amato Sam Arnold Shani Audain Tyler Austin Christine Avots Meredith Ayers Kodi Bagwell Michelangelo Ball Van Zee Kelsie Becklin Lindsay Bedford Susan and Michael Bennett Jalen Benson Isabella Bergloff Kelli Bergmann

Emily Bernstein Meghan Bernstein Calli Bilchik Jacqueline Bilder Mary and Walter Bliss Aaron Blumberg Olivia Bollo Stephanie Braddock Dr. Emily Brearley Ryan Breisch Emily Breitenecker Anne Kahn Laura Brennan Susan Britt Tammy Brodie Asha Brundage-Moore Larson Burak Casey Bush Skyler Byrne-Slepicka Shae Cali Tammy Callender Leah Campbell Jennifer Carlson-Pietraszek Molly Cecil Jason Cerf Mathew Cerf Abby Chapman Mary Beth Charters Lyle Cherneff Katie Chun Laura Ciolkowski Woody Clift Virginia Coakley Leah Cohen Robert Collie Kaitlyn Connors Jason Conway DeAnza Cook Rachael Cooper Meg Corbett Meghan Coughlin Byron Creque Marjorie Crowell Malika Cruickshank Hannah Cuesta Leah D'Sa Kristen Daley Deja Daniel Ryan Darling Brian Day David Delvalle Brett Diehl Daisha Duffin Allison Edgar Jacob Edmister Gonzalo Escajadillo Dave Evans Jordan Evans Marilyn Fagles Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation Lea Fischer Diane Flagler Kimberly Flynn Sandra Foley Michael Foley Kyle Foor Ethan Forde Maggie Fortin Madelyn Foster Jim Freeley Gwen Freeley Reginald Gaines Victoria Garner Samantha Gebb Ed Gelernt Samantha Getz Alissa Getz Tyler Getz

Nassir Ghaemi Molly Gibson John Gifford Andira Gilliam Nashea Glover Jorge Golowasch Google Brian Gordon Jessica Gratz Brian Groendyke Michelle Grutzendler Rasa Guarnaccia Charlie Guerra Claire Guest Veronica Habashy David Habenstreit Jane Hanson Lily Harkins Aziza Hawthorne John Heimerdinger Joanne Hemenway Debbie Henke Thanayi Henry Carol Hersh Rachel Hirshorn Cory Spice Holding Mike Hollingshead Caren Hunter Instrumentl Annie Jean-Baptiste Kimberlee Johnson Neil Joyce Elliot Jung Michael Kalin Emily Kelly Karen Kelly Sue Kemalian Myles Kenny Jennifer Kim Shelley Klein Mary Konsolaki Anna Kraft Carolyn Lapine Paul Lazarescu Debi Lee Robin Lee Jason Lee Mara Levine Noah Levinson Mickey Lewis Celia Litovsky Nick Lochrie Daniel Loehr Bonnell Lombardi Natalie Long Ian Lopez Donna Loughney Mark Loughney William Lundin Elizabeth Lynch Ayanna Lyons Catherine Macris Samantha Macriss Sara Mailander Stacey Mandel Juliet Marhamati Sonia Martinez Alden Mauck Christelle MBAH Ally McCarthy Coralyn McCauley Carrie McGivern Mary Delaney McGuire Mary McKenna Phoebe McMahon Tanya Menezes Mercer Digital Printing Edward Terhune Miller II

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Gabriel Molnar Montclair Women's Club Scott Morris Emma Morrissey Juniper Moscow Katherine Moynihan Christopher Mueller Julia Murphy Milena Musto Melissa Myers Sydney and Lee Neuwirth Michael Nguyen Alex Okpoyo Benjamin Oseroff Jacqueline Pedrinelli Paula Pelosi Simone Perry Lizabeth Piel Jason Poli Barbara Reeder Mary Regan Ann Ricksecker Marco Rivas Bianca Rivera Malcolm and Cindy Roberts Jose Rodriguez Sanchez Miguel Rothe Carole Rowlinson Xavier Rozas Lorenzo Ruiz Cecilia Saint-Denis Elisa Saint-Denis Athena Sarafides Joanne Schilk Bierman Jason Schupbach Jane Scott Kristen Severi Krish Shah Lotus Shareef-Trudeau Arrum Shin Tristan Silfverskiold Juana Simbron Ethan Sims Emma Sindelar David Smith Samantha Smith Daphne Soares Riley Soehnlein Stella Sommers Pamela Spence Siena Stanten Julia Steiner Tess Stevens Christine Stodolski Rakima Stokes Isha Strasser Cody Stuhltrager Lynne Sullivan Molly Sullivan Shaina Swain Gill Tan Emma Tonies Ariadna Torras Natasha Turkmani Janae VanBurch Cassandra Velazquez Carrie Ventura Christina Vincent Kim Vu Margaret Wang Gabrielle Weatherbee Ken Weinstein Charlie Weyhrich Benjamin Wheeler Becca Whitaker Carlie White Charles Whitt Margaretta Wilcox Maggie Witham Laura Yamartino Jennifer Youk Camille Zapata Torcato Zina Naomi Zucker

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THANK YOU, SPONSORS! American Eagle Outfitters Foundation | Bridgewood Fieldwater Foundation | Curtis McGraw Foundation Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation | Educational Ventures Elizabeth and Barets O. Benjamin Charitable Foundation | Emmanuel Baptist Church Gardiner Howland Shaw Foundation | Harvard / MIT Cooperative Society Foundation Henry E. Niles Foundation | The Hyde and Watson Foundation | IAC Charitable | Mercer Digital Printing | Nora Roberts Foundation | The Pittsburgh Foundation | The Philadelphia Foundation | PLUS Foundation Rolander Family Foundation | Shapiro Family Foundation | Smith Richardson Foundation Jane and Mark Wilf Family Foundation | Donald and Susan Wilson Foundation

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