Rosie's Place Annual Report FY20

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ROSIE’S PLACE Annual Report 2020

ROSIE’S PLACE IS PLEASED TO HAVE THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS SERVE ON ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND LEADERSHIP COUNCIL FOR FY2021.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jacquie Anderson, Chair Cherise Bransfield, Vice Chair Tracy Brown Jenaro Cardona-Fox Christina Gordon Jason Hwang Lynn Kaplan Joseph Kringdon, Clerk Nancy Leaming Michele May, Treasurer Ann Milner Leemarie Mosca, President/CEO Deborah Pasculano Mari Perez-Alers, Vice Chair Kelly Race Isabelle Stillger

LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

Carolyn and Rob Blanks Holly and Richard Bonomo Helen Burnham and George Jacobs Marc and Elise Busny Sara Campbell Carol Chandor and Anthony DiSciullo Judith Engle Clifford April Evans Pam Feingold Larry and Atsuko Fish Peter and Eleanor Frechette Susan M. Galer Linda and Joseph Hooley Robert D. Indresano Erin O’Connor Kent and Patrick Kent Gloria and Allen Larson Sharon Ireland Lewis Samuel and Eileen Liang

Kim and Michael Lombard Mary-Alice Loring Andrew Maggiore and Jeremy Hayes Lisa and Andy Majewski Kristen and John Maxwell Bobby and Jeff Morgenstern Robert J. Murray and Christa Balzer Phil Ortins Margaret Pinkham and Michael Anderson Diana Pisciotta Sandra Poole and David Meeker Allison K. Ryder and David B. Jones Christina and Robert Suh Judy and Philip Tedeschi Ann Marie Viglione and Joe Jutras Richard and Sally Weitzen Susan Wornick

Dear Friends, This pandemic has brought on so much change in our lives but the one thing that remains a constant is the community’s embrace of Rosie’s Place. We are grateful every day for your solidarity.

Never before in our 46-year history has this mission been as critical as it is today. And never before has it been tested in the ways that it has been over the past seven months. In March, for all of us, the world became a lot more frightening, and the charge upon Rosie’s Place, to keep our doors open and our guests safe, became much more significant.

While the manner in which we offer our help today may look different than it did before the pandemic, we remain a lifeline for the women who turn to us. We adapted every program and support we offer to allow for maximum safety without sacrificing quality. From the health screening at our front doors, to enhanced hygiene and cleaning procedures, to a strict adherence to masking and testing protocols, we examined and reimagined every interaction and experience to ensure guest and staff health.

We established a remote call center so that our staff—who work with guests on wide ranging issues from back rent and utility arrearages to mental health support, legal advice, and job and housing search—are able to help women with whatever they need from wherever they are when they call us.

So that women like Yvonne can access transformative, tangible help that is also convenient. A busy single mother with three children enrolled in remote schooling, we first heard from Yvonne when her hours were reduced at work. She can’t afford her rent now and is worried about how she’ll keep the lights and heat on this winter. Rosie’s Place sees women like Yvonne every day and we’re determined to help each of them.

To do this, we ramped up our advocacy efforts, and quickly pivoted our services. We added money to our budget to meet the needs that only continue to grow. In March, we relocated our food pantry outdoors. Within weeks we saw that hunger was skyrocketing and in response we doubled our capacity—so that 250 women now visit us each day. That’s thousands more women over the past seven months than we saw in all of 2019.

Meals in our dining room are served socially distanced and are available throughout the day and to-go. Whenever a woman comes to us, a hearty meal awaits her. We’ve always recognized that hunger can exist in more than just the body; the soul too requires nourishment—and while current conditions prohibit gathering in the ways we once did, there is still music and art and laughter and joy and genuine connection that is forged with the women who spend their days with us.

Women like Grace, who until just last month was staying in our Overnight shelter. Grace is an elderly woman who we first met four years ago. When she began working with us, she found a fresh start, which led her to permanent housing. Grace was one of 20 women whose typical three-week stay we extended indefinitely during the pandemic. In this way we can help the women in this program find lasting solutions and also keep them safe, so they don’t face the dangers of close contact with hundreds of other homeless individuals on the streets or in shelters. To date, not one of our overnight guests has tested positive for COVID-19.

And we do all of this—and more—without sacrificing any of our core philosophies. Advice without judgement, welcome without restrictions, respectful care and compassion—these values are the bedrock of all we offer. And we truly couldn’t do all that we do without you. You stand beside us. Because you believe, as we do, that our guests deserve safety. They deserve security, opportunity, and above all dignity. You carry hope in your heart and you ignite it through your actions. And for this we’ll be forever grateful.

In solidarity,

Leemarie Mosca Jacquie Anderson President/CEO Board Chair

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SANCTUARY Homeless women spend their days figuring out where they will sleep that night and their nights worrying about how they will make it through tomorrow. Rosie’s Place’s Overnight Program provides not only emergency shelter for 20 women for three weeks but sanctuary as well. Guests arrive feeling fearful and weary but soon find the security of a safe bed, welcoming staff and support for what they may do next. From July 1, 2019 through March 15, 2020, our Overnight Program provided 375 stays to more than 200 women.

When the COVID-19 pandemic struck Boston in March, we extended indefinitely the stays of the women sheltering with us. In this way we’ve been able to offer continuity and safety for women whose already uncertain futures were upended by the onset of the virus. Comprehensive housing search plans have been developed for each guest with Housing Search Specialists, who will work with them to overcome hurdles such as past evictions and credit problems. Should guests secure other housing and move out, we have established quarantine and testing procedures to ensure new guests are safely introduced to the existing community. We strive to make our shelter a healthy and comfortable place to stay. To counter the challenges created by social distancing and stay-at-home recommendations, we provide iPads, books and activities to our guests to keep them engaged and entertained. We also offer our guests the services of our mental health clinicians for both in-person and over-the-phone sessions.

Our Wellness Center is staffed by a collaborative of volunteer doctors, nurses and medical students from Regis College, Health Care Without Walls and Boston Healthcare for the Homeless Program. Marking its 25th year of service in FY2020, our Wellness Center is often the only place where women are able to receive medical attention or advice, due to systemic barriers to care for poor people. In nearly 2,500 guest visits through March, Wellness Center staff provided wideranging health care services, including routine vital signs checking, monitoring of guests’ chronic illness, immunizations, pregnancy testing, dental referrals and addiction services.

Following the onset of the pandemic, our Wellness Center services transformed into medical screenings for each guest who visits our facility. Our partner Health Care Without Walls helps us to screen guests for fever, cough and other COVID-19 symptoms. With their expertise, we are able to keep up-to-date health logs for contact tracing and, should any coronavirus symptoms be discovered, are able to refer guests to nearby medical services for testing or treatment. Additionally, our Wellness Center partners provide daily medical outreach and twice-weekly general health services to our vulnerable guests. Since March, nearly 1,000 health screens are conducted weekly.

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SECURITY Our guests have always struggled with hunger. Before the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, 9% of Massachusetts households experienced food insecurity; currently that figure has soared to a staggering 38% of residents. Right now, our food programs are more important than ever to women who are desperately trying to get by.

From the first day Rosie’s Place opened in 1974, our inviting Dining Room has offered poor and homeless women a warm meal in a friendly, non-institutional setting, 365 days of the year. From July 1, 2019 through March 15, 2020, we served women and their children close to 70,000 nutritionally balanced breakfasts, lunches and dinners.

When the stay-at-home order went into effect in Massachusetts, our Dining Room prioritized serving homeless women. They come to Rosie’s Place tired and hungry, so we ensure that they have access to food all day long: healthy snacks, fruit, boxed lunches and hot dinners, available to eat at a safe social distance in our Dining Room or prepared to-go. As the number of women who find respite and support with us increases, so does the need. Our staff currently serves approximately 170 meals and hundreds more healthy snacks daily, close to 20,000 meals for the period from March 16 to June 30, 2020. Together, we served nearly 90,000 meals over the year.

Our Food Pantry welcomed an average of nearly 2,100 women each month for a total of close to 17,800 visits through mid-March. Guests were able to take home 20 to 30 pounds of groceries they will use to prepare healthy meals for their families.

As a result of the pandemic, our pantry began serving more food-insecure women and their families than ever before. Many of our guests are out of work and, with additional family members sheltering with them, food budgets are stretched to the limit. For safety’s sake, we moved our pantry distribution area to our front parking lot, which allows for socially distanced pick up of two bags of groceries by women who are struggling to get by.

We provide fresh meat, dairy, fruits, vegetables, nonperishable staples, household supplies and face masks to 250 women each day to help feed the more than 700 members of their households. From March 16 through June 30, 2020, we accommodated 13,054 visits, for an average of 3,729 women each month.

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ADVOCATES To provide Advocacy for our guests, Rosie’s Place employs nine full-time multi-lingual staff. Advocates assist with needs such as housing, health and wellness care, educational and employment opportunities, clothing, transportation, and emergency funds for eviction prevention, utility arrearages and prescriptions.

Whether a guest is seeking urgent assistance or long-term help with a complicated issue, our Advocates are there for her. Pre-pandemic, our Advocacy department logged more than 10,000 appointments.

We also connect our guests to specialists who can help with more specific problems: a social worker from the Department of Mental Health, a Recovery Support Navigator providing support with substance use disorders,

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and two Housing Search Specialists. By bringing this expertise in-house, we are able to tailor our services to the needs of our guests, all in one location. Over the course of FY2020, our Mental Health Clinicians provided nearly 4,000 in-person and over-the-phone sessions with guests who struggle to access and maintain consistent therapy.

While our Advocates are continuing to meet on-site at a social distance with homeless guests or with women utilizing our Food Pantry, the majority of our Advocacy appointments since March 16 have been conducted either online or over the phone. Our Advocacy Helpline receives as many as 100 calls a day from women who have lost their jobs and are unable to pay their rent and utilities, women

late with rent whose landlords are threatening eviction and women behind on mortgage payments fearful of losing homes they worked so hard to attain. Since the start of the health crisis, Advocates responded to nearly 4,000 calls seeking our assistance, for a yearly total of close to 14,000 appointments.

From information and resources to full representation, our Legal Program offers guests a spectrum of legal services that address housing issues, family law, immigration, CORI sealing, employment issues, debt and benefits. In order to provide the most comprehensive help we can, we contract with Greater Boston Legal Services and Rian Immigrant Center. From the start of the fiscal year through mid-March, Legal Services staff provided nearly 1,000 consultations to guests.

In recent months, our Legal Program services transitioned to a remote platform, moving from in-person to online and phone assistance. The staff has focused on a host of housing issues made even more complex by the pandemic.

Often challenged by language barriers and technology, and experiencing harassment from landlords and creditors, our guests feel alone and overwhelmed. We ensure that they understand their rights and can manage expectations during an eviction moratorium. With our legal partners, we assist our guests with online applications and Zoom court dates and advocate on their behalf with the courts and landlords. Following the onset of the coronavirus, our Legal Program staff fielded more than 200 calls, for a total of more than 1,100 consultations for the year.

At Rosie’s Place, Public Policy efforts are twofold: to advocate at the state level on issues that directly affect our guests’ lives and to involve and empower guests in making change through the political process. In addition to working on legislative campaigns to improve conditions for our guests, we frequently host candidates and elected officials, giving them and their Rosie’s Place constituents a chance to interact.

In 2020, we launched the Rosie’s Place Action Network, an online tool through which we are able to quickly alert members when legislative support is needed for issues that affect our community. This has proven to be an immediately impactful means of garnering support, facilitating 300 actions.

Throughout the pandemic, our legislative advocacy has responded to the crisis by advocating for housing stability, emergency paid sick time, federal funds for housing and hunger programs, financial assistance for low income families, and equitable COVID-19 response for those in the emergency shelter system. We also ensured that nearly 750 guests were counted in the census and we are reaching out to guests to encourage voting in upcoming election.

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OPPORTUNITY Our Women’s Education Center (WEC) offers free English as a Second Language (ESOL), Literacy and computer and iPad classes in our Computer Lab to women who’ve emigrated to the U.S. from countries all over the world. Again this year, students participating in our winter Writing Café contributed stories to the fifth book of their collected writings, Living Our Passions, Breaking Down Walls. Through mid-March, WEC provided 375 women with an opportunity to improve their skills and increase their self-sufficiency.

In the wake of the pandemic, Rosie’s Place was forced to halt our spring in-person education courses, which are led by close to 100 volunteer teachers. From March through June 2020, we reached out to our many students to check on their well-being and connected them with services.

During this time, staff also researched viable remote learning technology options, as many students lack the computers and/or computer knowledge to use traditional online education tools. The result is an innovative, multi-

pronged approach to teaching for the fall semester, with Zoom ESOL classes for tech-savvy students and equipment provided to those who need it; a brand new phone-based curriculum; and subscriptions to a lowbarrier remote learning software for students with the technology and know-how to utilize it.

Our full-time Employment Specialist helps guests apply for, acquire and keep gainful employment in the community. From job sourcing to helping with resumes and mock interviews to offering job readiness workshops and computer trainings, the Specialist supports guests as they enter or re-enter the workforce. Last year, the Specialist accommodated nearly 700 sessions with guests either in-person or by phone.

Since March, COVID-19 has brought massive unemployment and high occupational health risks to many of the women we serve. To meet this need, our Employment Specialist helps our guests to navigate unemployment benefits and seek work in new fields.

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COMMUNITY Through our Housing Stabilization program, we focus on building long-term support and solutions for our guests who struggle to stay in their homes. For many, mental illness, physical disabilities or language barriers may interfere with a successful tenancy. Essential household responsibilities such as paying bills, housekeeping or mediating disputes with landlords and neighbors can become overwhelming and ultimately sabotage a woman’s housing. Of the 58 guests receiving home visits from our Stabilization and Community Health Outreach staff last year, 100% remained housed and stable.

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Our Stabilization Workers regularly speak with each guest to maintain a support system that might include referrals for mental health treatment, substance abuse treatment, job placement, housing assistance and primary health care. Rosie’s Place is also able to provide direct financial help to prevent eviction and utility shutoffs, assist with transportation and purchase household items such as cooking utensils and furniture. For so many guests in this program, their isolation is especially difficult now. Our frequent conversations to offer support in any way we can— and sometimes just to listen–provide guests with a sense of security knowing that Rosie’s Place is here for them.

Our innovative Community Collaborative brings the resources of Rosie’s Place to underserved communities of women in the Boston area.

Partnering with more than 50 Boston Public Schools (BPS), our School Collaborative offers mothers of children attending these schools the same advocacy services they would receive if they were to come to Rosie’s Place—help with groceries, housing and job search, transportation and more. From July 1, 2019 through March 15, 2020, we provided nearly 2,200 appointments with mothers seeking our help.

Since mid-March, we have been receiving online referrals and many calls from BPS staff and parents, who are struggling during this challenging time. Our work to connect with and help these mothers and families continues.

Our Court Collaborative, which provides an on-site presence at nine different court locations, accommodated more than 1,000 visits in FY20 through March 15 to women we encounter who are court involved as victims, offenders or witnesses. In federal, district, and municipal courthouses and mental health and homeless courts, our staff provide individual support to women who are facing myriad issues related to poverty including eviction, utility shut off and food insecurity.

With court closures during the pandemic, our work at local courthouses has been suspended, but our partnerships endure. We know that when courts re-open, the backlog will be extensive and the challenges to access and navigate a changing judicial system will be daunting for poor and homeless women. We will be there to help them for as long as they need us.

Due to the health crisis, courthouses and public schools were closed statewide. In response, our Community Collaborative Advocates combined their expertise with the Advocates at our main facility and—together—addressed nearly 4,000 calls seeking our assistance from March 16, 2020 through June 30, 2020.

Our Friendly Visitor program connects volunteers with women living in nursing homes, hospitals or home-bound who are isolated and unable to come to Rosie’s Place. Volunteers make regular phone calls, write letters and when possible, make socially distant visits to the same woman, providing friendship and companionship.

This year, more than 60 marginalized women received regular visits from our dedicated volunteers.

We are so grateful for our Friendly Visitors and our entire volunteer network who works alongside us to improve the lives of our guests. It is hard to overstate the value of our dedicated friends: from July 1, 2019 through March 15, 2020, volunteers donated almost 39,000 hours of service in the Dining Room, Food Pantry, Women’s Education Center and other programs throughout Rosie’s Place. The coronavirus outbreak in March necessitated a pause to on-site volunteering in order to maintain social distancing and effective safety precautions to protect the health of our guests, staff and friends. In response, we worked to create alternative, safe ways for the community to support our work. As always, our wonderful volunteers stepped forward to help, making and donating thousands of masks, contributing items on our Food Pantry wish list, starting their own virtual food drives and assembling care packages. We surely feel the absence of our valued volunteers and look forward to a time when we can welcome them back.

FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS Fiscal year 2020 (July 1, 2019 – June 30, 2020) SOURCES OF FUNDING

Estates $1,140,257 8%

Other $67,547 1%

Corporations $1,767,821 13% Individuals $8,611,124 64% Foundations $1,862,668 14%

PROGRAMS AND EXPENDITURES General & Administrative $359,322 3% Development $1,852,344 15% Public Policy $267,168 2%

Advocacy $4,404,674 35%

Community Collaboratives $878,813 7% Overnight Shelter $911,239 7% Women’s Education Center $794,196 6%

Food Programs $2,996,855 24%

Rosie’s Place relies solely on the support of individuals, foundations and corporations and does not accept city, state or federal government funding. In fiscal year 2020, $13,449,418 in operating support was raised.

Net assets of property, equipment and cash were equal to $30,885,798 at fiscal year end.

Please call the Development Office at 617.442.9322 to request a complete audited financial statement.

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WE ARE GRATEFUL Because of the compassion and commitment of our generous friends, this past year Rosie’s Place could continue to be a safety net for thousands of women in need. We are grateful to the individuals listed below who demonstrated through their gifts of $1,000 or more, their care and concern for our guests. We also recognize the many corporations, foundations and civic organizations that donated $1,000 or more to help fund our work, through grants, sponsorships, events on our behalf and matching gifts. We thank you for being part of a community that all of us at Rosie’s Place—staff and guests alike— can count on to sustain our work at this critical time.

Designates donors whose support has spanned 10 consecutive fiscal or calendar years at this level.

Individuals Gifts of $25,000+

Anonymous (10) Karen N. and Thomas J. Allen Derrick Ang Joshua and Anita Bekenstein The M. Louise Birmingham Revocable Trust Stephanie L. Brown Richard A. Campana Revocable Trust Alice D. Campbell Revocable Trust William P. Collatos Estate of Joyce B. Friedman Deirdre Giblin and David DuBard Christina and Michael Gordon Barbara S. Gray Revocable Trust Beth Edwards Harris Linda and Joseph Hooley Kathleen and Robert Ix Jonathon and Joanna Jacobson Jane and Joseph Kringdon Anne Kubik and Michael Krupka Andrea Levitt and Antoine Hatoun Anita Anna Leyfell Trust (2006) Mary-Alice Loring Kristen and John Maxwell Michele May and David Walt Marguerite Mellen Revocable Trust Robert J. Murray and Christa Balzer Deborah and Mark Pasculano Estate of Elizabeth K. Phelps Sue Rothenberg Barbara and Edward Scolnick Elizabeth Skavish and Michael Rubenstein Karen A. Vagts

Gifts of $1,000+

Anonymous (260) Diane and Henry Abbott Pamela and Daniel Abenaim Zehra Abid-Wood Robin and Joel Abrams Ernest Adler Kamesh and Geeta Aiyer George T. Albrecht Susan Alexander and James Gammill The Alizadeh Family Esther Davis Almgren Kristine Alster AnneMarie Altman and Dave Cook Mrs. Oliver Ames Gaille Anderson Jacquie Anderson Leslie Ann Angelo Alma Anna Antoniotti and Gail Anne Jennes Teresa Arent Charles and Sheila Argyle Elizabeth and William Armstrong Katharine B. Arnstein Dr. David Arond Melissa Arronte Kate Ascione Isaac Asher

Mary Aucoin Kathy Augenblick Lenna Bablouzian Deborah Babson Samuel Backus Alexander Bagnall and Cristin Canterbury Bagnall Elisabeth Baldridge Nino and Ekaterina Balduzzi Kim Bandtel Steven and Deb Barnes Jason Barrett James Barry Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Bartlett Holli Bassin Leo Bastarache Joan Batchelder Alka Batycky Maria Bautista Lois Beattie Gwenyth Beaven Deborah and Alan Beck Becker Family Nancy and Rein Beeuwkes Amy and Timothy Bergeron Marjorie Berkey Bonnie Bermas and Mark Link Susana and Clark Bernard Kathleen Beyerman and Herrick Hawkins Drs. Shalender and Kum Kum Bhasin Joseph Biancalana Jill and Ned Bicks Priscilla P. Bill Robert D. Binney Lowell and Lisa Bircher Catherine Bird and Jonathan Delgado Kathi and Bryce Blair Gitte Blanchet Carolyn and Rob Blanks Jane and Robert Blauvelt Stephen and Maria Blewitt Jill Block and Wade Rubinstein April Blodgett Prof. Stephen Blyth John Boehmke Joshua and Amy Boger Chantal Boiardi Ralph Bolognese Kelley Bolte Bernard and Bonnie Bonn Jacquelyn Borck Ms. Patricia L. Bosia Dr. Susan Herzlinger Botein and Mr. Matthew Botein Bob and Karen Boudreau Raymond and Maureen Boulanger Linda Bowden Kathleen Bower and Carol Sestito Nadia Bowers and Corey Stoll Susan Boyle Lisa and John Bradley Traudy and Stephen Bradley Ed Brakeman Cherise and Robert Bransfield

Andrea and Bob Brennan Karen Brennan John and Irene Briedis K. Douglas Briggs and Claudia Sorgi Jane Brock-Wilson Vernon Brown and Wendy Stewart Holly Bruce Leslie Brunner and Ryan Wise Catherine Bruno Stephen Buchwald and Susan Gail Haber Esther Bullitt Susyrati Bunanta and Marc Van Hulle Matthew Bunn Lalor and Patricia Burdick Mary Burke Susan M. Burke Jeanne Fiol Burlingame Helen Burnham and George Jacobs Michelle Burns Timothy and Carrie Burr Susan Okie Bush Eugene Buzderewicz Kathleen and Edward Cahill Patrick Cain Caitlin Callahan Susan Kelley Callahan Melissa Callison Lawrence Cameron and Janice Coady Joseph Camillus John Campbell and Susanna Peyton Kathleen and Craig Camuso Elizabeth Canavan-Palermo A. William and Carol Caporizzo Jenaro and Mallory Cardona-Fox Astrid and Geoffrey Carliner Margaret M. Carracino Living Trust Larry and Christine Carsman Diane Carter Phillip and Christine Carter Sarah Carter Eileen Casey Christy and Jay Cashman Ronald G. Casty Dr. and Mrs. David Cave Linda Cebula and Robert MacCready Stephen Cecchetti and Ruth Charney Lynda Ceremsak and George Davitt Michael Chabot Carol Chandor and Anthony DiSciullo Joanne Chang and Christopher Myers Suzanne Chapman Amelia Charamba Eunice A. Charles Joanne and David Charpie Kendra Chencus Rush Chewning Lucy Chie Derek Chilvers Fehmida Chipty Kathleen Chisholm Patricia Chiu Jeffrey Choney and Pamela Dippel Choney George and Catherine Chung 11

Jin Chung Gerald Cianciolo and Kathleen Brennan Mirza and Nora Cifric Jane Clair Anna Clark Elizabeth Clark and Katherine Targett Holly Clark Logan Clarke III Judith Engle Clifford Timothy Clouser Joseph and Maureen Cofelice Linda and Barry Coffman Christina and Tim Cohen Gayle Cohen John and Bette Cohen Natalie and Alan Cohen Marjorie and Martin Cohn John Michael Cole Laura and Steven Coleman Michael and Jocelyn Collins Beth and Jay Compson Alison Conlon Stephanie and John Connaughton Alison Connors Stacey Conroy James Contis Mark Conway and Mary Scatamacchia Patricia Conway Henry and Ann Cook Alison Coolidge and Tom Boreiko Cecilia and Eduardo Cordeiro Lois Cornell Catherine E. Costello Owen R. Cote Jr. John M. W. Coughlin Diane T. Coulopoulos Caroline Counselman Anne Covert Daniel and Niki Cox Genevieve and Joseph Coyle J. Scott Craig Kathleen Craig Samson Creasey Lauren and Jonathan Cressman Thomas P. Crocker Margaret M. Culley Mary and William Cummings Ellen Cunniff Kathleen Curley Maggie and Garrett Curtiss Eugenie and Daniel Dahlstrom Christine and Dave Dailey Erin Daly Bruce Daniel and Susan Dacy Brian and Michelle Daniell Ami and William Danoff Diane E. Daren and Loretta M. O’Connor Katherine Darling Sarah Dasco Matthew and Anne Dattilo Patricia David and George Darling Claudia Davidoff and Joseph Kahan Amy Davis and Frank Reiner Dunau Peg Giguere-Davis and Scott Davis In memory of Phyllis Davis Nancy and Daniel Days Morton Dean Lisa and Domenic DeAngelo John M. DeCiccio Ana Mari de Garavilla and Paul Hammond Rebecca DeLamotte and Peter Bloom Consuelo Del Castillo Gillian De Lear Kathleen and William DeLuca Jamie Demas and Eugene Chang Samuel E. De Merit Claudia Dent and Pam Hurley 12

Laura E. Derby Daniel Deschler and Eileen Reynolds Dorothy Desimone and Joseph Leghorn James DeSisto Thomas and Laurie Desrosier David and Judith Dewitt John Deyst Nikheel Dhekne Peter and Brenda Diana Cecilia M. Di Bella James Dillon and Martha Stone Wiske Andrea DiMella Kara DioGuardi Susan and Joseph Ditkoff Valerie Dobiesz and Tim Erickson Stephanie Dobson Sean Doherty Susan and Digger Donahue Kathleen Donohue and Mark Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Doran R. Michael Dorsch Catherine Doucette Deborah and David Douglas Nancy W. Doyle Raya S. Dreben Elizabeth Driehaus Mary Lou and Jay Driscoll Therese and Brian Driscoll Frank and Rose Drislane Michelle and James Duane Elisabeth Dunn Per Dutton Chris Dwan Karen Dynan and Doug Elmendorf Katherine Early and Mark Bilodeau Rickie Lee Eatherly Margaret Eckenroad Jennifer Eckert Sandra and Paul Edgerley Deborah and Philip Edmundson Caroline C. Edwards Ann McCarthy-Egan and Tom Egan Michael Egholm David and Lynn Eikenberry Frederick and Kimiko Ek Elizabeth and Stephen Ellen James Ellis Jesse Elton Denise and I. David Elyanow Karen Emmons Jennifer Engel Peggy Engel The Engerman Family Angelo and Nancy English Lawrence R. Epstein Robert and Barbara Eubanks Alice Evans April Evans Lucy Everett Matthew and Kaitlyn Explosion William Fabbri and Ann Goebel-Fabbri Stephen Fair and Rebecca Kirk Victoria and William Falk Karen Falkner and Joseph Iacobucci Susan Farris Katherine Faulkner and Daniel Codiga Daniel and Jennifer Fein Mette and Julius Feinleib Dina Feith and Deb Erskine Rosalina Feliciano-Cheung Beth and Richard Fentin Mr. David R. Ferry Frederick Ficken Matthew Fickett and Julie Janiski Lisa Fideli Odile and Barry Fidelman Leonard Fierstein

John R. Finney Robert and Ellen Fireman Jill and Michael Fischer Reva Fischman Anne K. Fishel and Christopher B. Daly Peter and Paige Fisher Catherine Fitzgibbons and Mark White Estate of JoAnn C. Fitzpatrick Flanagan Family Gifting Account Sarah and Jamie Fleckner Kim and David Flynn The Foley Family Mollie B. Foley Jill Forbes Lynne and Gary Forester Mary and Annuel Forman Kathy Forsythe Lionel P. and Judith A. Fortin Barbie and Reg Foster Daphne and Lawrence Foster Heather Frank Sue-Ellen Frank Peter and Eleanor Frechette Marcia Fredlich Jane Freedman, M.D. and Mark Iafrati, M.D. Jody Freeman Dee and Andy Freiberg Beth and Scott Frey Elizabeth Fries John Fritch Jeff Fullerton Idonia and Nathaniel Gaede Janet Gainer-Dewar Deborah Gaines Susan M. Galer Judy A. Gallerie Diane Gamble Jeffrey and Jennifer Gandel Judy Garber and Myles Brown Madeline Gardner John Gawoski and Beverly Seavey Ellen Geiger The Geiger/Gacioch Family Anthony Gemma Judy George Summer Getzen and Geoffrey Capraro Michelle Gibbs Grady Gililland Claire M. Gillis Christine Gilman and Thomas Andrews Lori and Michael Gilman Maryann and John Gilmartin Mike and Terri Gilroy Amy Gindel and Laura Fontaine Amy and Jeffrey Glass Ann and Paul Gleason Kathryn J. Go and Paul S. Weathersbee Roberto S. and Elizabeth T. Goizueta Leslie Fraser Gold and Alex Gold, Jr. Barbara A. Goldrick Nancy Goldrick Terry Goldzier Randy L. Gollub and Jon K. Hirschtick Mary Beth and Chris Gordon Toni and Doug Gordon Elizabeth Gorman and Mark Kritzman Patricia and Brian Gorman Teri Gorsky Kenneth and Ann Gorson Sandy Gould and Jon Come Paul Grabscheid and Sheila Bloom Constance Rudnick Grayson and Stanley Grayson Evan Green Laura Green and David Golan Lillian E. Greene Gillian and Richard Gregory

Kathleen and James Griffin Leslie Griffith Carolyn and Tim Grimes Jay Grossman Yogesh and Gail Gupta Edward Hackett and Sharon Harlan Sharon Hackett Cornelia Hagerty Patricia and Stephen Hague Karen and Rob Hale Cheryl L. Hamlin Stella M. Hammond Sarah E. Hancock Pamela Haran and David Godkin Megan Hardin Dorothy Harris Johanna and William Harris Kathryn Harris Oliver Hart and Rita Goldberg Mary and Stephen Harvell Adele Peterdi Harvey Jawad Hasan Eric and Lori Haseltine Louise J. Hauser Dan Hawkins and Carolyn Moss Nolan Hawkins Phyllis Troupe Hawkins Eric W. Hayden Kelly Hays Anne and Joe Healy Elizabeth and Michael Helenius Judith Hellman Diane and Dennis Hemond Jeanne and Michael Henry Vivian Hernandez Sharon and David Hessney Kathleen Hevert Dorothy Hiersteiner Erica and Richard Hiersteiner Mary Higgins Harry Hill Justin Hilson Debra Cammer Hines Michael Hines Edward and Macrina Hjerpe Patricia and Galen Ho Howard B. Hodgson Jr. Christian and Donna Hoffman Richard Hogan Denise and Jason Honey Caitlin Galante DeAngelis Hopkins and Finnegan Walton Hopkins Dana and Peter Hopper Barbara and Daniel Horne Jill Hornor and Yo-Yo Ma Mr. Robert W. Houghton and Ms. Carrie Bolster Jayme Huber Sharon Hucul Rachel and Thomas Huff Caroline Hughes Maura Hughes Emily W. Hughey Martha and Bill Hull Luisa Hunnewell and Larry Newman Susanna Hunt Elizabeth Anne Hurley Mary E. Hurley Harvey Hurvitz Huse/Stackpole Charitable Trust Jason and Jill Hwang Katherine and Craig Hyland Thomas Iannotti Robert and Tara Indresano Margaret D. Ingalls Mary E. Ingegneri David Ingersoll Scott Irvin

Mark and Susan Irvings Mansour Isckarus and Dalal Chenouda-Isckarus Demi Isenstadt Tyler and Laura Jacks Madeline Brandt Jacquet Mark Jensen Julia R. and Peter V. Johannsen Emily Winn Johnson Karen Johnson and Jim Broderick Susan and Glenn Johnson Will and Natalie Jonassen William G. Kaelin, Jr., M.D. Rabbi Randy Kafka The Kahn Family Shulamit Kahn and Kevin E. Lang Steve Kahn and Jan Pendleton Ursula Kaiser and Mark Goldberg James and Sally Kaloyanides Michael and Deborah Kaloyanides Jennifer and James Kamionek Audrey Kao Jana Kaplan and Janet Beaudoin Lynn Kaplan Stephanie Karaa Sekar Kathiresan Edward M. Kaye Donald Keamy George and Helen Keeler Laura Keenan Lisa Keglovitz Jeb Keiper Ciaran P. Kelly, M.D. David L. Kelly Sheila and Danny Kelly Barbara and Steven Kemp Erin O’Connor Kent and Patrick Kent Nancy Kerbs Reza Khorshidi and Ellen Concannon Robyn L. Kievit Charlene and Daniel Kimball Jean H. Kindleberger Edwin Kinnen and Susan Wilson Bonnie Kirchner Steven Kirincich Joyce Ann Kirk Mary and Adam Kirsch Gina Kish Beth and Seth Klarman Amy B. Klein and Brian Lefsky Eric Klotch Michelle Knight In memory of Liz Knox George A. Kocur Charles Kojabashian Deborah and Jonathan Kolb David Kolins Erica Koljonen Susan Konarski Angiras and Nancy Koorapaty Barry and Laura Korobkin Brenda Koskinen Anthony Kozloff Nigel Kraus Diane Krause Tara Krauss John J. Krawczyk and Christine Adams Lorena Kreda Christian Kreilkamp and Dorothy Ahle Daryl Kreindel Arthur Krieg Werner and Carmen Kroll Christine Kromer Marilyn K. Kucharski Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey M. Kuesters Elka and Charles Kuhlman Jessica Ladd and William Brack Ramana Lagemann

Leslie Anne Lake Jes and Brian Lambert Deborah and Alexander Lamont Cynthia and Lionel Lamoureux Wendy Landman and Joel Weissman Karin Landry and John David Cassell Elizabeth A. Lane Patricia and John Lane Caroline and John Langan Carol B. Langer Nan and Andy Langowitz Emily Lau Nicole LaValley Nancy Leaming Joan LeBel Annette Leckie Patricia and Christopher Lee Yuchun Lee Eugenia and Nelson Lees Benjamin Lefroy Susan M. Leland Mary Jane and Stephen W. Lenhardt Philip W. LeQuesne Mr. and Dr. Nick Leschly Claire Levesque Dr. Elsie Levin Matthew S. Levin Robert Levin Barbara and Robert Levine Nathaniel and Karen Levy Persis and David Levy Prof. Arthur Lewbel and Ms. Laura Dickerson Adam Lewenberg Gregory Lewis Sharon Ireland Lewis Zheng Li Samuel and Eileen Liang Gene Liau and Adaline Smith Ben Lichtenfield Mr. and Mrs. Charles Light Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Lilly Christopher and Laura Lindop Roland and Linda Lindsay Myra Lipes and Howard Wolpert Susan Littlefield and Martin Roper Andreas Liu and Rachel Wilson Jeanne M. Livermore Martha G. Locke Susan Loffredo Christina and Peter Lofgren The Lombard Family Donald R. Lonergan Pamela Loprest and Hugh Courtney Richard Lorant Megan Loring Cara and Mark Lorion Alice M. Lorusso Joseph and Anita Loscalzo Mo Lotman Stephanie S. Lovell Kiersten and David Lowe Matthew and Kate Lowrie James and Jean Lucey Victor Luchangco Jerry Ludwig Julia Lyberger William and Anastasia Lyman Judith Mabel Karen MacKinnon Kristin and John Macomber Robert MacPherson Drew and Dana Macrae James and Phyllis Maddox Ann Marie Madigan Stacy Madison Maggiore Family Nello Mainolfi 13

Lisa and Andrew Majewski Lorraine Malanga Diane Malcolmson Christopher Malloy Margaret M. Mannai Michael and Molly Manning Warren J. Manning/Susan G. Rodgin Claire Mansur and John Ryan Cheryl Marceau Donna Marcin and Charles Van Meter Kristin and Paul Marcus Mr. and Mrs. James Marett Kim David Markert Cindy and Brad Maroni Robert and Cynthia Marr Elizabeth A. Martin Kathryn Martin Rachel and Joseph Martin Thomas H. and Catherine D. Martin Ihab Massoud Mary E. Matthews Kathleen Mayo Joan and John McArdle Jeanne F. McCann Peter McClennen Anne D. McClintock Paul and Sally McConnell Sean McConnell Peter McCormack Jonathan McCredie Gabrielle McCree Connie and Andrew McElwee Carolyn and James McGarry Mary McGaughey Kathleen McGinn Timothy McGregor and Jessica McHugh Kathleen McGuire Mr. Peter McKay Thomas McKie Susan A. McLeish Diane McNary Keith McNeill and Toffee Albina Mary Judith Meelia Patrick Mehr and Helen Epstein Lisa and Theo Melas-Kyriazi Chris Melendes Maureen and James Mellowes Joyce and Chet Messer Deborah Micklos Giancarlo Micozzi Joan P. Middleton The Aaron Miller 1987 Trust Kathie Moroney Miller Mary Dockray-Miller and Michael Miller Ann Milner Richard Miner and Corinne Nagy Therese Minton Kathleen and David Mislan Sarah G. Mitchell Susan Mitchell Clark and Jane Moeller Bruce Molay Grace Mollard Helene and Richard Monaghan Andrew Monat Margaret Mone Jennifer Monkiewicz Judith Monosson and Robert Scherzer Barbara L. Moore and Jack A. VanWoerkom Keith and Elizabeth Morgan Bobby and Jeff Morgenstern Betty Morningstar Anthony Morreale Charles and Eileen Morse Wanda and Ronald Mourant Michael J. Mulcahy Richard and Sheila Mulroy 14

Richard and Mary Murnane Joan Murphy Susan Murphy Robert W. Murray Adriane Musgrave and Brian Rogan Chris and Aletta Mutz Barry and Laurie Beth Nagler Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nakashige Martha Narten Jennifer Nassour Ronald and Kathy Nath In Loving Memory of Julie McCoy Needham Lita and Donald Nelsen Kristin and Donald Nelson David and Sharon Neskey Judith Neumann and Kenneth Goldberg David Newbower Maureen and Dan Newman The Newsham Family Eugenia Nicholas Brett and Mary Nichols Bernhard Nickel Barbara Nickerson and Douglas Fitts Joanne and Eliahu Niewood Peter and Stephanie Nolan Theodore W. and Michelle C. Noon III Amy D. Noordzij Pamela J. Norley Kathleen and Richard Norman Michele Norman Sandra Noykoff George and Luanne Nugent Daniel and Julie Nussbaum Joanne E. Nuzzo Dr. Joseph and Ms. Molly Nye Stephen and Margaret Ober Annmarie and Robert O’Brien James and Paula O’Brien Patricia and Michael O’Brien Paul M. O’Connell Susan Kiggins O’Connell Brendan O’Connor Carol O’Donnell Virginia and Herbert Oedel Suzanne and Andrew Offit Paul O’Gorman Paula J. O’Keeffe Kathryn Oldoerp Samuel Oldshue Tara and Christophe Oliver Carol S. and John J. O’Neil, III Monica O’Neil Bill and Kathy O’Neill Mary O’Neill Mary O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. O’Neill Jane and Mike Orseno Dianne O’Sullivan and James O’Donovan Linda and Edward Owens Donna Paglia and Matt DeSutter Rebecca and Charles Pagliazzo Eric and Shirley Paley Nancy Pallotta Deborah S. Palmer Shirley and David Parish Charles and Kathleen Parker Chris Parker and Stewart Rubenstein Faith and Glenn Parker Terri and John Partridge Ted and Eileen Pasquarello Diane and Deval Patrick Stephen and Tricia Patrick Meghan D. Pelton Mary and David Pendergast Deidre O’Brien Pepi and Louis Pepi Mari Perez-Alers and David Doyle Shep Perkins

Ronna Perlmutter Donna M. Perry Mark and Anne Peterson Susan M. Petrlik Christine Crugnola Petruniw Tania Phillips and Jeffrey Dover William Pierce Kitty and Tim Pinch Linda Pines Zachary Pitluk Orah and Richard Platt Jennifer A. Pline and Hans C. Oettgen, MD Christina Stanley Polyak Sandra Poole and David Meeker Dr. Sarah Poplawski Richard and Janet Post John G. Power Ann M. Prendergast Greg Price and M. Barusch Stephanie Price Allison Provost Charles and Mary Pulido James and Colin Puzo Smith Susan and Paul Quaranto Pamela and Christopher Quincy Arthur and Paula Rabe Caroline Rabold Kelly Race and Scott Bortoff Jeffrey Rade Rod Rahimi Richard and Joanne Ramsey Elizabeth and Roger Randall Susan and Jim Rapoport Linda J. Raymond Joseph Reddish Rajesh Reddy Vishnu and Roopa Reddy Lori and Adam Redman Precillia Redmond Roger and Hannelore Reiser Jack and Judith Remondi Marianne and Ron Renaud Christine Reynolds Sarah Reynolds and Danny Ertel Helle Reznek Kimberly Richard-O’Brien Mr. Kennedy P. Richardson Clare and Gerald Richer Leslie and Thomas Riley Tim and Judi Ritchie Jill and Mitch Roberts Linda Roberts Judith Robinson Roe Family Michael Roitman Estate of Antoinette A. Rollka Bob and Carol Romeo Arlene Rosenberg Leon V. Rosenberg Ariella Rosengard Meredith Rosenthal Robert Ross Dr. David A. Roth and Dr. Marie B. Demay John Roth Kurt Roth and Jan Lerbinger Sandi Roth David M. Rothstein Janet A. Rousseau John Rousseau William Rousseau Larry and Nancy Rowe Christine and David Roy Jan Rubin, In Memory of Beatrice Namyet Rubin Todd Ruderman Gregory Rudin Richard Rudman and Karen Greenberg Barbara Rush

Tricia and Craig Russ Gwen Ruta Paul Rutz Ryder Family Allison K. Ryder and David B. Jones Chris and Pito Salas Susan and William Samuelson Yvonne Sandell Cecelia and Lee Sandwen Leonora Sarno The Saul Family Mr. and Mrs. Nicola Savignano Barbara Schaefer Brian Schaffner Stefan and Virginia Schatzki David and Joni Schelzi Cindy Schlessinger and Jeffrey H. Ellowitz Peter Schliemann Stan and Kay Schlozman Richard and Diane Schmalensee Matthew and Hannah Schall Roberta K. Schnoor Karen Schramm and Brett Holmes Don and Elyse Schuerman Kathleen and Frederick Schultz Thomas Schultz R. Michael and Susan Scott Glenn A. Seberg Rebecca Segal and Valerie Shulock Karen Sepucha Edith Serpa Octavia Serpa Jamey Shachoy Sheel Shah Heather Shanahan Carole Shapazian Phillip and Ann Sharp Maura Shaughnessy Timothy D. Shay H. David and Carolyn C. Shea William Shea and Susan McConologue-Shea John and Rosemary Sheehan Ms. Julia Sheehan Wendy Sheehan and David Barbrow John A. Shetterly James D. Shields and Gayle M. Merling Kathryn E. Shine Lori Sidman Michael A. Simpson Joseph Singer and Martha Minow Marty Siwak Gordon and Jane Slaney Richard Slocum Ms. Jill Slosburg-Ackerman Jon and Karen Slote Anne and Alexander Smith Cheryl Smith and Stephen Cox Donald Smith and Galia Rabinkin Estate of Norma E. Smith Ralph O. Smith Steven Smith Christine and David Smoragiewicz Jennifer and Jonathan Snider Naomi Sobel and Becky Silverstein Carolyn T. Sobolewski Mark E. Sommer Edward H. Sonn Thomas and Daniela Soviero Marilu S. Spector and Carl Spector Stephanie and Brian Spector Anne and Laurence Sperry Rose Sperry Charles and Donna Spillane Robert M. Sprague Donald Squires and Susan Warne Jane Stabile and Ralph Catalano Marjorie and Paul Stanzler

Tory Starr Charles Steenburg Paula Sterite Joseph and Susan Sternfeld Ann and David St. Germain Jennifer and Seth Stier Laura E. Stiglin Isabelle Stillger and Scott Chappel David and Joanne Stokkink Estate of Anne Jennifer Stone Christina Stone Ursula Stoutenburgh Nancy and Michael Strong Judith Strull Savithri Subramanyam Emily and Paul Sugg Cathleen and John Sullivan David E. Sullivan Leslie and Daniel Sullivan Barbara Sutton Elinor Svenson Anne and Timothy Swager Brendan and Kerry Swords Karen and Dick Taggart Deborah and David Tancredi Ben Tao Ramie Targoff Howard Tarko and Darlene Dartt Martha Tata Anne Taylor Nechama Tec Judy and Philip Tedeschi Natalie Tejero Jean C. Tempel Margaret Thomas Taylor and Jennifer Thomas Christine Jones Thompson and Donald S. Thompson Richard E. Thompson and Jane B. Thompson Karen M. Tierney Joel C. Tillinghast John and Jane Tisdale Rosalia and Salvatore Tocco Stephen Torrice Eileen and Steve Toti Diana Tottenham Lisa and Frank Tower Karen and Jay Trepp Gail Triggs Kathy and Ted Truscott Christine Tryba-Cofrin Doug Urell Binah Vachtel Lydia Vagts Ed and Nancy Varallo Deb and Ray Vargo Mary Verhage Ann Marie Viglione and Joe Jutras Michele Vitti and Jack Clark Sam Voigt Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Von Schroeter Roshan Vora Jamie Wacks and Philip Berk Mrs. Jeptha H. Wade Camille and Les Wallace Cheryl A. Walsh Cristy and Rob Walsh Frances Walsh Karen and Andrew Wang Peter Ward Cathy and Bill Waters Marianne and Paul Weichselbaum Susan Weiler Risa Weinrit and Mark Schechter Amy Weinstein and Adam Muzikant Barnet and Sandra Weinstein Deborah Jackson Weiss and Scott T. Weiss

Mary Weitzel and David Halfpenny Richard and Sally Weitzen Tricia Welsh Marty Wengert and Laura Dorfman Tom West Walther T. Weylman Rhea Wharton Peter Wheeler and Elizabeth Munro Steve and Kathy Whelan Tona and Robert White Paul and Ann Maureen Wiencek Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wierzbinski Douglas Williams Jane B. Williams Kim Williams and Trevor Miller Peter Williams Meredith Willoughby Nathan and Alexei Wilmers Edward and Barbara Wilson Richard Wilson Ty Wilson Abigail Wine and Lance Ramshaw Monica Wing Thomas Winslow Dyann and Peter Wirth Monika Wirtz Linda C. Wisnewski Matthew Witkus James and Carol Wolff Robert Wolff and Caroline Lindeke Carolyn M. Wood Maura Wright Robert and Sarah Wulff Elizabeth and Paul Wuori Brenda M. Yamamoto Christopher and Kathleen Yard Mr. William Yee Carol and Bill Yermal Anders and Marjorie Youngren Albert and Judith Zabin Norman Zalkind and Emma Vesey Nicole Zatlyn Judith R. Zaunbrecher Anne P. Zebrowski Jonathan M. Zorn Esq. Walter R. Zydlewski

Organizations Gifts of $25,000+

Anonymous (1) Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc. Biogen Idec, Inc. Boston Resiliency Fund Brighthouse Financial BrightSphere Investment Group Building Owners and Managers Association of Boston The Canepari Family Fund CB Richard Ellis-N.E. Partners, LP Clarke Family Fund at the Community Foundation of Western Nevada Cummings Foundation The Doe Family Foundation Alice Willard Dorr Foundation The Ellison Foundation HarbourVest Partners, LLC Hershey Family Foundation Homesite Insurance Intex Solutions, Inc. The Richard and Natalie Jacoff Foundation, Inc. The Janey Fund J. Jill Compassion Fund The Donna M. Kletjian Charitable Trust Eugene M. Lang Foundation Liberty Mutual Insurance Libra Foundation, Inc. 15

Life Science Cares The Ludcke Foundation Marriott Daughters Foundation New Balance Foundation The Pasculano Foundation Rowland Foundation Lawrence J. and Anne Rubenstein Charitable Foundation Saquish Foundation Sawyer Charitable Foundation The Seth Sprague Educational and Charitable Foundation Timken Matthews Family Foundation West Roxbury Friends of Rosie’s Place The Wyss Foundation Yawkey Foundation

Gifts of $1,000+

Anonymous (33) 7-News WHDH/WLVI 90.9 WBUR Boston’s NPR News Station A & A Window Products, Inc. AAFCPAs Abrams Capital The Abundant Table, Inc. Frank W. and Carl S. Adams Memorial Fund, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee A/D Sales, Inc. Adviser Investments The Lassor & Fanny Agoos Charity Fund AHA Consulting Engineers Albrecht Auto Group Alces Foundation Alchemy Foundation Aldrich Family Charitable Foundation AlixPartners Alkermes, Inc. Allen Family Foundation Allied World National Assurance Company AllWays Health Partners The Allyn Foundation, Inc. The Warren Alpert Foundation American Express Foundation American Institutes For Research American Occupational Therapy Association, Inc. American Tower Corporation Ameriprise Financial Amundi Pioneer Asset Management Anthony-Arthur Foundation, Inc. Appian Way Energy Partners The Apple Lane Foundation Arbella Insurance Foundation Arden Engineering Constructors, LLC athenahealth The Atlantic Philanthropies Director/ Employee Designated Gift Fund Atrius Health Autodesk Boston’s Fundraiser for Rosie’s Place Avid Engineers Babson College’s Foundations of Management and Entrepreneurship Bain Capital Children’s Charity Limited Bank of America Matching Gifts Barnaby, LTD The Baupost Group, LLC Beggs Family Foundation Leo H. Bendit Charitable Foundation Bent Electrical Contractors Inc. Berg, LLC Bergstresser & Pollock PC Bernard & Hawkes Bethesda Lodge No. 30 Beth Israel Senior Citizens Housing, Inc. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts BlueHub Capital blumshapiro Foundation 16

BNY Mellon/Eugene F. Fay Trust BNY Mellon Matching Gifts Program Boston 25 News Boston Benefit Partners, LLC Boston Capital Foundation Boston College Law Review Boston College School of Nursing Boston Financial & Equity Corporation The Boston Foundation Boston Properties Boston Share Network, Inc. Musicians of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Boston Pops Orchestra Boston University Alpha Phi Omega Bowdoin Group Brigham and Women’s Hospital Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Matching Gifts Program Broadway Cares-Equity Fights AIDS, Inc. Brown Brothers Harriman The Brown Charitable Foundation Brown Rudnick LLP Budget Pools, Inc. Bulens Family Foundation The Bumcrot-Nacht Family Fund Burke Distributing Corporation BV Investment Partners The Edmund & Betsy Cabot Charitable Foundation Callahan, Inc. Bushrod H. Campbell and Adah F. Hall Charity Fund Canby Financial Advisors, LLC Capital One Carter Memorial United Methodist Church Century Bank Ceremony Boston, LLC Cerevel Chadwick Martin Bailey Chapman Construction/Design Chestnut Hill Realty Chinese Bible Church of Greater Boston Choate Hall & Stewart LLP W. G. Christianson Foundation Cigna Citizens Energy Corporation Cogan Family Foundation Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Cares Columbia Threadneedle Investments Commodore Builders Cooper Lapman Financial LLC The John and Mary Corcoran Family Foundation Cornerstone Research Corporate Mechanical of New England Coverys Mary A. Crabtree Fund Crane Fund for Widows and Children Creative Office Pavilion CRISPR Therapeutics Cummings Properties, LLC Cyclerion Dana Hall School The Defense Against Thought Control Foundation, Inc. Delicious Designs Home Dell Technologies Matching Gifts Program Delta Dental of Massachusetts Denterlein Devereaux Charitable Diagnostic Ultrasound Associates DiCicco, Gulman & Company LLP Downtown Boston Business Improvement District East Coast Fireproofing Co. Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation Eaton Vance Management Eid Family Charitable Foundation Elaine Construction Company, Inc.

Elm Horizons Corp.

Enbridge Foundation David and Margaret Engel Family Foundation The Charles Engelhard Foundation Environmental Health and Engineering, Inc. Environments at Work Ernst & Young ERT The Fallon Company Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston Finegold Alexander Architects, Inc. First Church in Malden Congregational The First Church of Christ, Scientist The Fitzgerald Family Foundation FJN Charitable Foundation Flagship Foundation Fleck Family Gift Fund Florence Electric, LLC Flour Bakery Forest Foundation Forgeant Forst Foundation Foundation M Americo Francisco Fund, Estate & Realty/ Charitable Trusts at The Boston Foundation Americo J. Francisco Charitable Trust Franklin Square House Foundation Garfinkle-Friedlander Family Foundation GE Foundation GE Healthcare Gennari Aronson, LLP The Gilson Family Foundation Girl Scout Troop 72385 Globalization Partners Global Medical Partners, LLC Goedecke & Co., LLC The Kathryn Goodman Foundation Google, Inc. Google Matching Gifts Program Donald E. Gordon Charitable Foundation, Inc. Granite Links Golf Club Great Hills Partners Habeeb & Associates, Inc. Hamel, Marcin, Dunn, Reardon & Shea, PC Hamilton Company Charitable Foundation Hancock United Church of Christ Harding Educational and Charitable Foundation Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation The Helen G. Hauben Foundation H. Carr & Sons Heinz Family Foundation The Hellenic Women’s Club, Inc. The Highland Street Foundation The High Pointe Foundation Hingham Institution for Savings City of Boston’s Holton Fund and George O. Hovey Fund Horizon Financial Group, Inc. Henry Hornblower Fund, Inc. Janet T. Hubbard Memorial Foundation illuminate IMP Consulting indus Ironwood Pharmaceuticals J. & M. Brown Company, Inc The Janey Scholars Program J. Calnan & Associates JMM Foundation Joelson Foundation John Hancock Matching Gifts Program John Nagle Co. John Snow, Inc. Employees of John Snow, Inc. and World Education, Inc. Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Program The Judy Family Foundation

K&G Entrances Kaplan Financial Services, Inc. Kayak.com Kelly Family Foundation Ethel Kennedy Foundation Krongel and Paul Associates/ Hammond Residential Realtors Landman Family Charitable Foundation The John P. Laucus Foundation Law Office of Nicholas Poser Lawson & Weitzen, LLP Leading Now, LLC Lee Kennedy Company The Leever Foundation LogMeIn LoPriore Insurance Agency Lost Hemisphere/New England Privateers, LLC Lovett-Woodsum Foundation Frederick C. Lutze and Christian Rausch Family Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee The MacPherson Fund, Inc. Marathas Barrow Weatherhead Lent LLP Marcus Family Charitable Trust Nancy Peery Marriott Foundation Massachusetts Association of Realtors Massachusetts Convention Center Authority Massachusetts Dental Society Mass Bay Credit Union Charitable Foundation McGarr Service Corp.

Dr. John F. McGee Charitable Foundation McKinsey & Company The John and Kathleen McLaughlin Family Foundation The Paul F. and Mary Anne McLaughlin Family Foundation MediaHub Media Results, Inc. Meketa Investment Group Mercury Wire Products Charitable Foundation Merrill Lynch MFS Investment Management Matching Gift Program Microsoft Middleton & Company, Inc. Millennium Pharmaceuticals Mirova Mistral Bistro MJW Charitable Foundation, Inc. MLS Property Information Network, Inc. MMB Advertising Moeller Foundation, Inc. The Mollusca Fund Monogram Loves Kids Foundation John C. Morrison & Eunice B. Morrison Charitable Foundation Nardella & Taylor, LLP National Association of Women in Construction National Grid Nazareth Literary & Benevolent Institution NBC BOSTON New England Development Newport ONE Newton Highlands Congregational Church New World Foundation The Noonan Family Charitable Fund Norbella Northeast Bank Northeastern University Alpha Chi Omega Northstar Project & Real Estate Services Alla O’Brien Charitable Trust The Bobby and Peggy O’Connor Foundation Curtis O’Hara Foundation Oxford Fund, Inc. Pacific Western Bank The Robert Treat Paine Association P&G Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Peabody Companies

The Penobscot Fund Joseph Perini Memorial Foundation PERKINS EASTMAN Perpetual Trust For Charitable Giving, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee Albert E. Pillsbury Charitable Trust Pinkham Busny LLP Pinnacle HR Solutions P.J. Dionne Company, Inc. Plimpton Shattuck Fund Pod Power Advocate Trust U/W Fannie B. Pratt Prime Buchholz & Associates, Inc. Project Bread PROMETRIKA, LLC Proskauer LLP The Prospect Fund The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts PTC Pumpkin Foundation Putnam Investments PwC Quarters Hardware The Raffiani Family Foundation Samuel Rapaporte, Jr. Foundation RBC Wealth Management Rebel Rebel Red Sox Foundation Related Beal LLC The David E. Retik and Christopher D. Mello Foundation R.G. Vanderweil Engineers, LLP Richardson and Company Robert Reiser & Co., Inc. Rockland Trust - Blue Hills Charitable Foundation Ropes & Gray, LLP The Rothstein Foundation, Inc. Rowe Foundation, Inc. Cele H. & William B. Rubin Family Fund Rx Foundation Sacajawea Charitable Foundation Salem Five Bank Sally Weston Associates, Inc. Sara Campbell, LTD SBLI Kim Gassett Schiller and Phillip Schiller Fund at the Silicon Valley Community Foundation Schneider Electric/Square D Foundation Secured Network Services Shactman/Wright Holiday Party Isa-Maria and David Shoolman Family Foundation Silicon Valley Bank Slaggie Family Foundation Sloane and Walsh, LLP Solomon Schechter Day School Sparkle X Fashion Show Spencer Foundation Star of Bethlehem Lodge AF & AM State Street Matching Gift Program Anna B. Stearns Charitable Foundation Structure Tone Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Sutar-Sutarek-Meyer Foundation Tazewell Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Co-Trustee Telaka Foundation Tepha, Inc. TG Gallagher Tight Line Construction, Inc. Timmins Enterprises, Inc. TJX Companies, Inc. Todd & Weld, LLP Town of Lexington Trinity Church TripAdvisor LLC Tufts Health Plan

UBS Matching Gifts UCC Congregational Mission Burlington UNICOM Engineering, Inc. Unified Construction Group UnitedHealthcare The United Parish in Brookline Irving and Edyth S. Usen Family Charitable Foundation Vega Vitality Vertex Foundation Matching Gifts Vertex Pharmaceuticals John Vos Family Foundation Wakerly Family Foundation Walnut Hill Foundation Watson Brothers LLC WBZ-TV Channel 4 WCVB-TV Channel 5 The Weber Family Foundation Webster Bank Welch Associates Land Surveyors, Inc. Welding Services LLC Wellesley College Wellesley Village Congregational Church WERS 88.9 Westfield Capital Management, L.P. Moses Williams, Jr. Charitable Foundation Wilson Butler Architects Shirley Shattuck Windsor Charitable Trust WinnResidential Women In Design Woodstock Corporation The Woodworks Architectural Millwork, Inc. Workbar W.T. Phelan & Co. Insurance WWIRE LLC Xaverian Brothers High School XO8 Cosmeceuticals The Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation Zelle LLP

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