Impact Report 2021-2022

Dear SQB Community,

There was no better sight this year than our students’ smiling faces in person, taking in everything SquashBusters has to offer. Our courts were full, and our classrooms were buzzing with excitement. The pandemic has taken its toll on all of us, but the nonstop laughter, joy, camaraderie, and love that once more echo through our facilities have been a perfect antidote.

After more than two years of the ups and downs of COVID, we knew that our students were craving opportunities to be together in person sharing their experiences face to face, and working hard as a team. SQB staff supported students and their families to get all our students vaccinated so they could return to in-person programming. We increased the number of weekly practices to give our students more opportunities to be together and rebuild the relationships impacted by the shift to virtual programming.

We also focused on uniting Boston, Lawrence and Providence by providing more cross-site opportunities. We hosted multiple in-house SQB tournaments and used the winter and summer breaks to train together in Boston and Providence. A highlight was the return of the Squash and Education Alliance (SEA) Team Nationals and Individuals at the Specter Center in Philadelphia. More than 100 students supported each other as they competed against other SEA program teams.

We wrapped up the year by providing students with summer opportunities in our area and worldwide! All three SQB sites sent students internationally to train in Dublin and compete in the Dutch Open in Amsterdam.

This year, SQB’s 27th, will be a SquashBusters first; all three site leaders are SquashBusters alumni. To see program graduates come full circle has been a long-time dream of Greg’s, and we are proud of this achievement, especially as Greg prepares for his retirement. We each returned to SquashBusters, eager to give back to the program that gave so much to us, and we are proud to set the example and take the lead. We are deeply grateful for and humbled by this opportunity and are honored to be entrusted to take SquashBusters to new heights, continuing the work Greg started 27 years ago, and changing the trajectory of our students’ lives, just as SQB did for us.

A Year in Review

COLLEGE CHARACTER HEALTH

• All 30 members of the SQB Class of 2022 — 14 from Lawrence and 16 from Boston — were accepted to multiple post-secondary opportunities.

• Students are attending schools like Amherst College, Babson College, Boston University, MIT (an SQB first!), Northern Essex Community College, Northeastern University, Purdue University, Tufts University, and UMass Amherst, Boston, and Lowell.

• 14 of 30 members of the class of 2022 will attend college free of cost through scholarships and financial assistance.

• 21 of 30 members of the class of 2022 are first generation college students.

• Our students had the chance to visit college campuses from Massachusetts to Pennsylvania, including Boston University, Babson College, Northeastern University, and Temple University.

• Our students showed up! Overall attendance rates were 86% in Boston, 89% in Lawrence, and 92% in Providence.

• 6 students traveled abroad this summer to Ireland and Amsterdam to practice with the Irish National Team and play in the Dutch Open.

• 100% of our students received 2 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine improving health outcomes for themselves and their families.

• Over 100 students traveled to Philadelphia to participate in the SEA Team Nationals — our largest number to date — and they brought home the hardware, capturing 9 team trophies.

• Students served their communities in partnership with local organizations like Rosie’s Place, Providence Parks Department, and the Greater Lawrence Food Bank.

• Our families are engaged with our program! We had outstanding attendance at Family Potlucks in Providence and Lawrence.

• Students participated in workshops about healthy eating, mental health awareness identity, and financial literacy, broadening their understanding of a fully healthy lifestyle.

• Our Lawrence team pioneered an elementary school program this summer, setting up healthy habits for future SQB graduates, and a pipeline of recruits for years to come. All of the participants were siblings of current SQB students!

PostSecondary Growth ENROLL

In 2021-2022, SquashBusters doubled-down on the expansion of our post-secondary success program.

ENGAGE

Jacinth Cooke Daniels

Director of Sales, Listenwise

Success function and working on projects related to customer analytics and adoption. She truly embodies the SQB values of dedication and hard work. We were lucky to have her!

Adam Buchbinder

excellence. positivity. leadership. persistence.

Johanny Jimenez

Scan here for more of Jhanny’s story.

SQB

Lawrence ’22 MIT ’26

This fall, Jhanny Jimenez accomplished a SquashBusters first. In September, he became the first SQB student to enroll at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a full scholarship, an incredible accomplishment for someone who moved to the United States at ten years old, speaking almost no English. And while Jhanny knows he deserves the lion’s share of the credit for this accomplishment, he also recognizes that SQB played a significant role in helping him get there.

“I’ve basically grown up at SquashBusters. I’ve been in the program since the sixth grade. It’s been fun, and I’ve loved the squash and the competition, but more than that, it really is like a second family. Everyone here is so supportive, encouraging, and important to me, and I feel like I have a whole team in my corner. My Dad didn’t go to high school, so when it came time to apply to high school, and even more so to college, I couldn’t have done it without SQB.”

Jhanny knows that the lessons he learned at SquashBusters will serve him well. “Everyone at SQB, my teammates, my coaches, the other staff, pushed me to be better. Better at squash, better at school, better at demonstrating the ICARE values (Integrity, Concern for Others, Appreciation, Respect and Effort). These stick with you and translate to other parts of life. You want to strive to be your best and keep trying. I know when I go to college, I’m not leaving SQB. I will still have them in my corner, and just around the corner!”

SquashBusters has helped Jhanny a lot. He used to be very quiet and didn’t like spending much time with us. But the program helped push him, and now he spends more time with his friends and us. He has started to open up more. SQB has also helped him academically, and he is beginning to excel at many things.

Julissa Morales

Jhanny brings a lot of positivity the team, whether in academics or on the squash courts. When you need that boost of sunshine, he’s always there. He has great jokes, and his presence, in general, is uplifting. Without Jhanny on the team, it would feel a little lonely. He brings so much to the group!

John Whelan

Mentor

Junior Achievement

Jhanny is such a natural leader with a innate, entrepreneurial mindset. Students can be intimidated by the Junior Achievement process, especially in the beginning, but Jhanny stepped right up, even when it was difficult or meant more work. He is a highly motivated self-starter, and you can tell that he relied on SquashBusters to keep him on track and moving forward.

Andrés Burbank-Crump

SQB Lawrence, Head of Planning and Innovation

As a student and an athlete, Jhanny constantly looks for challenges and opportunities to grow. This mindset has helped him take full advantage of all SquashBusters has to offer while also elevating the standards of those around him. He has developed into an indispensable leader on the Lawrence team, and we can’t wait to see where his persistence and drive take him in the future.

Teammate

SQB Lawrence ’22 Babson College ’26

Father

Myra Sack

SquashBusters Senior Advisor

I met Yvonne when she was in 7th grade. I was drawn immediately to her unshakable of hard work to break barriers for herself and her family. Yvonne personifies resilience, and today, I still draw on her strength, humor, and self-determination as navigate all of the uncertainty in our world.

Will Muggia

Angalique Lawrence

conviction. courage. authenticity. determination.

Yvonne Dunkley

SQB Boston ’18 Babson College ’22 Westfield Capital Management, Compliance Associate

authentic and honest, and she’s the bravest person I know. That’s rubbed off on me. I thank SquashBusters for the joy, health, and sense of purpose it has brought Yvonne — often at difficult times in her life. Look at my cousin now! She’s soaring with a degree from Babson, a fantastic job in finance.

When she’s asked to explain how much SquashBusters means to her, Yvonne’s response is filled with emotion. “The first thought that comes to mind for me is family. That is what SQB has been for me since I walked through those doors as a 7th grader. For six straight years, day after day, SQB guided, encouraged, and challenged me, and made me feel loved and appreciated. All of this set me on a course to be successful in life.”

She attributes a lot of who she is today to her experience at SQB. “SquashBusters and Myra gave me passion and direction. When I first joined, I was kind of lost and confused. But knowing that SQB would be there for me every day was life-affirming. I began to use SQB as a place to improve my health and performance. My self-confidence and sense of purpose and direction grew steadily.”

Ten years after she started SquashBusters, Yvonne is now a proud graduate of Babson College, where she majored in Entrepreneurship. The path was not easy, but she credits all she learned at SQB for her tireless work ethic and dedication. “I paid the bills working overnight security at New Balance and Logan Airport for four years. I juggled it all with less than 8 hours of sleep every night. I’m proud of myself and excited about my future,” she says.

Throughout our time at Babson, Yvonne was a role model for me. She always determination. She conducts herself always with such grace and humility. Lots of this, I believe, came from her time at SQB. That inspires me, both as a proud SQB alum and as her very close friend and someone who deeply believes in Yvonne.

Yvonne now works as a Compliance Associate at Westfield Capital, where she teams up with SquashBusters Board Member Will Muggia. She says, “Westfield Capital has given me an amazing opportunity to launch my career. I plan to work very hard and one day become a leader in finance or start my own hair care business.

Rashad Brown-Mitchell

SQB Boston ’20 Dartmouth College ’24

Curiosity and the promise of friendship drew Rashad to SquashBusters as a 7th grader. As soon as he joined the program, he knew his interest had paid off. He found a community that challenged and supported him and helped shape his future.

Having the chance to spend more time with his friends initially kept Rashad coming back to SQB, but towards the end of middle school, traveling to tournaments and doing summer training sessions with Greg drove him to become more committed to squash. In high school, the sport became his passion. Rashad’s teammates, coaches, and academic staff inspired him to try harder and improve on and off the court. Seeing the commitment and effort of older students in the program got him to practice more often, and a light-hearted challenge from then program coordinator Eileen, along with promise of a new SQB t-shirt if he got straight A’s, transformed his report card. SQB unknowingly helped spark a connection between Dartmouth and Rashad when they sent him off to the squash camp his sophomore year. The following year, support and encouragement from SQB’s academic team brought him to Dartmouth Bound — a diversity weekend that introduced Rashad to his eventual college of choice, Dartmouth College, where he is currently thriving.

Looking back at his time at SquashBusters, Rashad highlights the ICARE values of integrity, concern for others, and effort as characteristics he absorbed at SQB and still carries with him today. Having integrity ingrained in his mind before stepping on the Dartmouth campus has helped him do the right thing, even when no one is looking. Putting in a strong effort on and off the court at SquashBusters has compelled him to put forth his best effort in all of his ranging commitments, regardless of the results. And the concern for others instilled in him through the SQB community service projects has guided him to his college major, inspiring Rashad to enter the world of engineering and human-centered design.

“SquashBusters is one of a kind,” he says. “The environment, the staff, and the culture are not typical of other places or programs. It’s hard to put into words, but it’s unusual. I haven’t found anything like it anywhere else.”

humility. commitment. discipline. motivation.

Robin Cohen Faculty Fenway High School

I will always admire Rashad for not wanting to upstage his friend, who had a big scholarship interview the day Rashad would hear if he was accepted to Dartmouth. Rashad told no one so that his friend could have the spotlight and be celebrated. It wasn’t until someone asked him if he’d heard from Dartmouth, that with quiet humility Rashad shared that he had been accepted.

Brian Provost

Captain

Dartmouth College Club Squash

Noah Crane Ministry Director Christian Union Dartmouth College

Rashad is a leader whose example of loyalty, discipline and integrity encourages others to pursue those traits in greater measure. I know he credits SquashBusters with helping to nurture those qualities. He’s a servant-hearted leader and a faithful and steady presence in every situation he finds himself in.

Rashad is a true professional. It’s refreshing to know someone as level-headed as he is. He remains committed to a balanced mind and body throughout his day.

Marangela James Teammate

SQB Boston ’20

Wesleyan University ’24

Rashad and I grew up together at SQB, and he has been an inspiration to me. When he steps on the court, it’s not just to play; it’s always to improve. I learned that from him, which motivated me to be a better player, eventually leading me to play Varsity Squash at Wesleyan University. I’m so grateful to SQB for what I know will be a lifelong friendship.

Maisha Moses

Executive Director

Young People’s Project

Vicky and I developed a wonderful relationship during her time at the Young People’s Project (YPP). She is an incredibly hard worker with impeccable integrity and very high standards. Vicky knew what a high-functioning program should look like from her time at SquashBusters, and she brought that to YPP.

Greg Zaff and Sonja Cantú

Vicky is a second daughter to us and a role model to our first. Our relationship fills us with more joy than we can possibly put into words. Vicky is one of the kindest human beings we know. She is also courageous, smart, humble, and incredibly hard-working.

I started SquashBusters in sixth grade, and Vicky was on the high school team. From day one, she took good care of me. She’s always believed in me and kept me going. We talk about character at SquashBusters, and Vicky is 100% the embodiment of that.

Kat Flamenco

Sister SQB helped Vicky find her passion in life, and I see her using her own experiences to encourage her students and help them overcome roadblocks that she faced in the past. She has credibility with the kids because she’s been through the program herself. She’s living proof of how SQB can work.

integrity. joy. belief. encouragement.

Vicky Flamenco

Program Director SQB Lawrence SQB Boston ’06

Bunker Hill Community College ’15

Vicky has been around SquashBusters almost as long as SquashBusters has been around. A member of the third team of SQB students, Vicky joined in 1999 as a sixth grader. Fast-forward twenty-three years and she is now the Program Director for SquashBusters Lawrence. Vicky acknowledges that a lot has changed along the way, but what has remained consistent is the care, opportunity, support, and love that SQB has provided her.

As an energetic middle-schooler, Vicky took advantage of all SQB had to offer, and when 8th grade graduation came around, she and her teammates were not ready to leave. They stayed as volunteers year after year, relishing the friendships, leadership opportunities, and new experiences, leading to the beginnings of the first high school team.

After high school, Vicky decided to take a gap year to work and later enrolled into Bunker Hill Community College. She stayed connected to CEO Greg Zaff and volunteered at SquashBusters whenever she had the opportunity. “My relationship with Greg stayed constant after I graduated high school. Greg and his wife Sonja coached and mentored me along my journey in finishing school.

They provided different insight from my parents, who came to the United States to work and build a better life for my siblings and me. My parents wanted us to be financially stable and Greg and Sonja helped me achieve that but guided me in finding what I was passionate about, and doing something I was going to be excited to wake up every morning to do.”

Ultimately, Vicky went on to work at The Young People’s Project as Program Coordinator working with students in grades 3rd-12th . Through her experiences, Vicky realized working with the youth was her passion. She would often talk to Greg about working for SquashBusters, and Greg would always reply, “When you finish school, come talk to me.” True to his word, Greg reached out to Vicky to join the staff when she graduated in 2015. In the spring of 2022, she was promoted to Program Director. “SquashBusters shaped so much of who I am and what my passions are. It is truly my second family, and I’m so grateful to be able to provide the same for my students now.”

Rodney Galvao

Executive Director, Programming

SQB Providence

SQB Boston ’10 Bates College ’14

sportsmanship. energy. opportunity. passion.

Elyana Gonzalez

SQB Providence ’26

When Elyana’s sister Kairiana (SQB ’24) came home talking excitedly about her SquashBusters experience, Elyana knew it was something special. Between the squash matches, the fun field trips, and the new friendships, SQB sounded like a place Elyana wanted to be when she got to 6th grade. When the time came, she tried out and made the team and would soon learn first-hand that SQB was everything she hoped it would be and more!

In her short time as a SquashBusters student, Elyana has felt the wide-ranging impact of the organization. She credits the program with helping her meet her closest friends and allowing her to come out of her shell. At the beginning of the program, Elyana recalls that she felt a bit shy. She was quiet and usually kept to herself. Still, as she made her way through middle school, the small group setting at SQB allowed Elyana to get to know her teammates better and talk to people she had not spoken with before. It boosted her confidence and led to one of her favorite memories. “One day during lunch at school, I didn’t have anyone to sit with. I looked around and saw that Michelle, a teammate from SQB, was sitting alone, so I went over and sat with her. We talked about being part of SquashBusters and have been super close friends ever since.”

Elyana is grateful for the ongoing support she gets from her SquashBusters teammates and staff, and she knows that it’s a community that can get her through anything, from a tough match to improving in school. She says, “I see so much potential for all I can do with such a supportive team behind me.”

Nina Talbot

Program Coordinator, Squash SQB Providence

Elyana works hard and is one of the best players in her grade, but she is also a remarkable young woman off the court. She is kind and thoughtful and supportive. I am always impressed with her sportsmanship and her ability to learn from setbacks.

Angie Gramajo Michelle Kammavongsa Teammates

SQB Providence ’26

It took a little while to get to know Elyana because she was reserved at first, but she always brings positive energy to our group. She constantly pushes us to be better on the squash court and academically. Elyana leads by example because when she makes up her mind to do better, she does it. We know that SQB helps her to be confident and gives her a space to be herself.

Kairiana Gonzalez Sister SQB Providence ’24

I know first-hand how great SquashBusters is. They give Elyana and me so many excellent opportunities People show us care and love and always ensure we’re on track. They are like our second family!

Melienia and Edwin Gonzalez

Mom & Dad

Elyana’s face always lights up when she is on the squash courts. She has become so passionate about the sport. She has always had a heart of gold, but she used to be very shy. Through SquashBusters she has become more outgoing, and she socializes and talks with everyone. And, her grades have improved dramatically. The fact that a whole community supports our daughters means so much to us. We know that with SQB there will always be people who have their backs.

Career

Back Bay Life Science Advisors

EY

Facility

BOSTON Northeastern University

LAWRENCE

Belltower Management

Brooks School

Lawrence Community Works

Phillips Andover Academy

PROVIDENCE

Moses Brown School

Programming

Boston After School and Beyond

Brigham and Women’s Sherwood Lab

Family Services of the Merrimack Valley

Junior Achievement of Northern New England

Merrimack College

The Mindful Applicant PVD Squash

Northeastern University Center of Community Service

Pinnacle Leadership Center

Volunteers

More than 250 volunteers help out on the court, in the classroom and in countless ways throughout our program to make all that we do possible. Thank you to each and every volunteer for your time and support — we couldn’t do it without you!

The Posse Foundation Squash Education Alliance Summer Search Temple University Pre-College Programs uAspire

Design

Hemlock Ink

Marilyn Humphries

Rob Levine

Generation TEACH

Good Sports

Green Lens Media

Harvard Squash Camps Jennison Associates Loomis Sayles

Listenwise Massachusetts General Hospital MFS New Balance SquashBusters Tenacity Wellington Management Westfield Capital Management

Equipment and Clothing

Black Knight

New Balance ParsonsKellogg

Schools

Partners Leadership

BOSTON

Rafael Hernandez School

Joseph Lee Elementary School

John D. O’Bryant School of Mathematics and Science

James P. Timilty Middle School

LAWRENCE

Abbott Lawrence Academy

Arlington Middle School

Emily G. Wetherbee School

Greater Lawrence Technical School

Lawrence High School

Notre Dame Cristo Rey High School

PROVIDENCE

Central High School

Classical High School

DelSesto Middle School

Moses Brown School

Providence Career & Technical Academy

The MET

Board of Directors

John Blasberg Chair Bain & Company

Nancy Loucks, Treasurer Yale University

David Antonelli MFS Investment Management (ret.)

George Bell Archer Venture Capital

Meg Campbell Codman Academy

Juma Crawford Oakland Fund for Public Education

Michael Davis Northeastern University

David Drubner Drubner Equities

Jamie Fagan JP Morgan

Chessin Gertler Gertler Clark Foundation

Habib Gorgi Nautic Partners

Jon Karlen Acadian Software

Henry Manice Mighty Squirrel

Bill Monaghan SevenOne Capital

Will Muggia Westfield Capital Management

Don Mykrantz The Jeffrey Company

William Paine Wilmer Hale

Ravi Rao SQB Boston ’17, Clark University ’21

Zoe Russell SQB Boston ’13, Bronx Defenders

Jiberly Sandoval SQB Lawrence ’18, The Bowdoin Group

Michelle Sanchez Epiphany School

Peter Soorenko New Balance

Simone Winston The Newbury Cup

Boston Athletic Association

In partnership with the Boston Athletic Association, members of SQB’s Boston Marathon Team raise critical funds to help hundreds of SQB youth improve their life trajectories.

Greg Zaff SquashBusters

Leadership Councils

ADVISORY COUNCIL

Adam Brinch Adam Buchbinder

Dean Conway David Crane Ronald German Charlie Humber Greg Jannetta Tucker Jones Mark Kritzman

Pat Malloy Jane Mancini Rosemary McElroy Kate Nimick Hope Prockop Chip Robie Glen Sutton Chandler Willett

LAWRENCE LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

Ross Elkin

Jenny Elliott

Joe Floyd Tom Hodgson Bruce Landay Rich Leavitt John Manning Bill Paine Belisario Rosas Scott Staniar

Adam Ware Henry White

PROVIDENCE LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

Julie Andrews

Perry Buroker

Sam Cox Andrew Davis Arthur Gaskin Peter Gemma Habib Gorgi Robert Hall William Hatfield Tom Kellogg Paul Salem

ALUMNI COMMITTEE

Kiara Batista Julissa Bejar Savannah Bell Angela Cao Yulie Cepeda Rodriguez Mikhail Darlington Yvonne Dunkley Jennifer Flores Shante Frank Ny Ho

Querby Janvier Lashea Joyner Mei Rei Juan

Leo Mirabal

Belkis Montas Kadineyse Paz

Ravi Rao

Amy Sanchez Jiberly Sandoval

Cameron Shepherd

Ti Thuong Tran Karyme Veliz-Gomez Steven Vo

Thanks to our supporters, SquashBusters has maintained a position of financial strength throughout the fiscal year, both on an operating level and in the capital campaign for our future home in Lawrence. We are grateful for the successful return of our in-person fundraising events that are the bedrock of our organization. The generosity of our donors, plus continued support from federal COVID relief funds, helped us end the year in solid financial condition.

Here are a few notes to keep in mind as you review our progress this year:

• All numbers come from SquashBusters’ audited financial statements which were approved by the board in September 2022.

• Per FASB rules for non-profits, top-line revenue includes donations, endowment gifts and the full value of any multi-year pledges made in this fiscal year.

• Per FASB guidance, the proceeds of our Employee Retention Tax Credit were recognized as FY22 revenue since the conditions for receiving the credit were met prior to the end of the year.

• The SQB board approved a one-time settlement with Merrimack College that paved the way for us to site our future Lawrence home within the city boundaries of Lawrence instead of on Merrimack College’s North Andover campus as had been previously explored. The increase in functional expenses relates to this decision.

• Program Services, Fundraising, and Management & General ratios all continue to be in the very healthy range.

Change in Net Assets per Financial Statements

l Program Services 3,292,581

l Fundraising 617,736

l Management & General 507,996

TOTAL $4,418,313

YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED JUNE 2022 JUNE 2021 JUNE 2020

2,609,000 5,192,252 3,781,000

Contributions -- Capital Campaign (see notes) (3,818,000) (3,231,543) (3,000,000)

Contributions -- Anticipated PPP Loan Forgiveness (see notes) (375,597) (379,700)

Contributions -- Employee Retention Tax Credit (see notes) (700,000)

Realized/Unrealized Investment (Gains) Losses 1,472,000 (1,544,000) (210,000)

Net Investment Income (83,000) (99,000) (126,000)

Lawrence Facility Project Settlement and Write-Off of Fixed Assets (see notes) 497,000

Depreciation Expense 337,000 313,735 319,000

Change in Net Assets from Operations (excluding PPP) 314,000 255,847 384,300

Donors

A heartfelt thank you goes out to all of our generous supporters. SquashBusters is filled with love and gratitude for the people on this list, along with many others, for your belief in SquashBusters and your investment in the power of squash and education to change the world.

$100,000 +

The Lubin Family Foundation

MFS Investment Management

New Balance Foundation

The Philanthropic Initiative

Steve Woodsum & Anne Lovett-Woodsum

$50,000- $99,999

Anonymous

Amelia Peabody Foundation

The Baupost Group

Digger & Susan Donahue/ Brown Brothers Harriman

The Gorgi Family Foxfield LLC

Ralph & Janice James/ The Robert and Ardis James Foundation

L.G. Balfour Foundation

Tony Hatoun & Andrea Levitt

Liberty Mutual Foundation

Mabel Louise Riley Foundation

Muggia Family/ Westfield Capital Management

Steve & Sue Mandel/ Zoom Foundation

Peter Palandjian & Eliza Dushku Palandjian Paul Salem State Street Foundation

The Janey Fund Charitable Trust

$25,000 - $49,999

Anonymous George & Carrie Bell

Sarah Beresford

John & Jeannie Blasberg

Carter Family Fund Collis Foundation Tench & Simone Coxe

Cummings Foundation

Mark Ehrman & Chee Kwong

Jamie & Katie Fagan/ JP Morgan Securities Tom Kellogg/ParsonKellogg LLC Loomis, Sayles & Company

MA Department of Elementary and Secondary Education

Henry & Anna Manice Highland Street Foundation Don & Susan Mykrantz William & Margaret Paine

Thomas Rodgers, Jr. Family Foundation/ Sarah Rodgers McNeill William O’Neil + Co.

$10,000 - $24,999

Anonymous

Bain Capital Children’s Charity Bank of America of Rhode Island

Berkshire Partners /Randy Peeler Blue Cross Blue Shield Rhode Island

Tom & Lisa Blumenthal Leo Boyle

Mary Coolidge Samuel Cox

Guy & Sally Davidson

Scott DeSantis/Civic Financial

William Egan/Duniry Foundation

Richard Fernandez

Steven & Nancy Fischman

Larry Foley David Fialkow/ General Catalyst Partners Gertler Clark Foundation

Josh & Sarah Greenhill Haldeman Family Foundation

Bob & Robin Hall

Justin Harrison

The Haslam Family Foundation

Charles Humber Hunt Street Fund Inc.

Intex Solutions, Inc.

John Wiley & Sons Inc.

The Kaplan Family

Jon & Francie Karlen George Kellner Ryan & Jaime Kim Mark Kritzman

Crimson Lion/ Lavine Family Foundation Richard Leavitt Bradley Lewis Nancy & Michael Loucks

Beverly Marram Josh & Sarah Marston George Matouk William & Janice McCall

John McDowell Bill & Alison Monaghan

John & Kate Nimick

Northwestern Mutual Mike & Kathie Pierce

Plymouth Rock Foundation

William Poorvu

Chip & Susan Robie

Publicis Sapient

Rhode Island Foundation

Rogers Family Foundation

Matthew Sabel

Paul & Donna Segal

Thermo Fisher Scientific

Sandy & Cathy Tierney

Chandler & Denele Willett

Adam & Susan Winstanley Zurich Foundation

$5,000 - $9,999

Anonymous

Herbert Allen

Anchor Line Partners LLC

Andrade-Faxon Charities for Children

Scott & Laura Beebe

Sue & Carl Bell

Berkshire Roots Inc.

Liz Berylson Katz/Smith

Family Foundation

David Boyum

Breakstone, White & Gluck

Mark & Maribeth Brostowski

Jesse Brown

Mark & Christine Burns

Tom Poor & Jessie Chai

Stephen Quigley & Alicia Cooney

David Crane

Robert & Dubs Dickey

Al & Sarah Dobron

Floyd Advisory LLC

Gerald B. Shreiber Foundation

Rebecca & David Hamlin

Christopher Hesterberg

Alex Hurwitz

Jon & Monica Hyett

Bruce & Ashley Jacobs

Kevin Jernigan

Amrit Kanwal

Steve & Judith Kaye

Michael & Martha Keating

Peter & Meredith Kellner

Jonathan & Meg Kelly

Rob Kilgore

Seth & Beth Klarman

David Levanson

Robert & Heidi Manice

John & Cindy Manning

Alex & Melissa Marx

David McGrath

JoAnn McGrath

Mary & Mike McKee

Stephen Mead

Ben & Carol Monderer

Jay Munisteri

Douglas Murphy

Ned and Emily Sherwood

Family Foundation

Nyce Family Foundation

John Palfrey/ Knight Foundation

Steve & Anne Peacher

Pfizer

Nicole Piechuta

Prudential Financial, Inc.

Elaine Quang

Robert Reisman

Christopher Fox & Ellen Remmer

Rhode Island PBS

Belisario & Leslie Rosas

Jennifer Roskoz

Catherine Scott Edward Shapiro Keith Shields

William Jr & Cindy Simon Squash + Education Alliance

Sam Stahnke

Sun Life Financial

Kate Lubin & Glen Sutton Ming & Polly Tsai Rick Wahlstadt

Wellington Management Company

Robert Wheeler Heather & Charlie Woodworth

Jordan Yokley

$2,500 - $4,999

Anonymous Antoinette Russell & Louis Bailey Bank of New England Gregory Barry Leonard & Lyn Bernheimer Patty Bockenfeld

Arnau Carulla

Steve & Katheleen Clair

George Colony Andrew Davis

Michael Douvadjian

Eaton Vance Management Charity

Kate Esselen

Essex County Community Foundation

Michael Field

Gerald Fineberg

Joseph & Janet Floyd Martin & Andrea Freed

Jake Garmey/ Crescent Capital Group

Laurens Goff

Albert & Jessica Grosman Karen Harris Will Hartigan David Hoerburger

Simone Hoyte Michael Huang Gregory & Leslie Jannetta Eric Jennings Bruce & Nancy Landay Paul Moses & Barbara Lubash Tom Martinson

Mary Dexter Chafee Fund Rosemary & Mike McElroy Alex McLane

James Miller Michael Pagniucci Christopher Patton Leo & Eve Pierce

Hope & Dave Prockop Geoffrey Rehnert

Rotary Club of Andover Lauren Holleran & Katie Salter Robert Scott Jr.

Tobias Seggerman

Spine and Rehabilitation Centers of New Jersey Martin & Davida Stocklan US Squash William & Denise Wall Charlotte Whitmore Lenard Zide & Susan MacDougall

$1,000 - $2,499

Anonymous

Scott Allen

Terry Allen American Express

Ameriprise Financial

Julie Andrews

Anna’s Taqueria Jean Bailey

Joanne Bauer

Jeff Beckwith George & Mimi Bennett James Best Naomi Biswas

Jeff Blue

Eric Boyden Jay & Elizabeth Bride

Andrea & Bradley Buchbinder

Gregory Burkus Ken Burkus

Darby & Perry Buroker

Burr Family Giving Fund Steven Calhoun Ricardo Calvillo Jr. James Canfield Peter Carbone III Mary Cerio

Citizens Charitable Foundation Colliers International

Concord Acton Squash Club Carla Conigliaro Carly Cosgrave Stefano Crema Crescent Cares Gordon Cromwell Kimberly Darling Michael Delalio Alex Demeulenaere John DeSantis Charles Dickey Jane Dietze Walter Donovan Daniel Doran Dosoris via New Hampshire Charitable Foundation Eastern Bank Matt Eddy Lucas & Nichole Edwards Kenneth Ehrlich Ross & Jen Elkin Peter Field

Phillip Field Darren Fogel Kristin Forbes Stephen Fortunato

Hugo Foster

Meredith Gagnon-Dube

Wayne Gallo

Steven & Andrea Gardos

Peter & Diana Gemma

Thomas Golarz Chris Gordon

Julie Gray Rob & Geralyn Gray Connor Hall William & Susan Hatfield

Steven Hauck

Kathleen Herrman

Douglas Hodges Linda Hoerburger Robert Hopkins David James David & Hope Jeffrey Holly & Edward Jenkins Jason Jenkins Edward Johnson Wayne Johnson William Kaplan Sven & Laurie Karlen David Keating

Keeko Family Fund

Paul Kilmartin

Suh Kang Kim Wendy Kneebone Peter Kolchinsky

Brian Kopperl & Leslie Talmadge Barry & Laura Korobkin Richard Lee LinkedIn Mary-Ellen Longworth Isabelle Loring Phil & Ellie Loughlin Amy Louis Robert Lyons William MacFarlane Steve & Sue Mandel

Robert & Donna Manning Didier Martin Scott Martin Holly McAllister Ian McColough Brian McCormick

David McGuire

Cynthia Meyn Michael Miller Patrick Mitchell

Keith Monchik

Aaron Morris

Andrew & Dawn Neher Jeff Nelsen

Elisabeth Niedermeyer

Fredrik Nielsen Karen Otto Grant Parisi

Charles & Hilary Parkhurst

Michael Perlis

Michael Pierce Jr.

Paul Pino

Jeanelle Plouffe

Providence Strategic Growth

Cameron Rahbar

Barbara Raho

Nicholas & Christina Raho

Josette Ramirez

Natalia Ramos

Syed Raza

David Richardson

Jeffrey Rodman

Leslie Rosas

Robert Rosenberg

Kristen Rubin

Terri & Rich Schafer

Anthony Schweizer

Thekla Shackelford

Richard Shapiro & Marsha Janger

Jeremy Shoaff Brian Shortsleeve Kirk Sigel

Talbott Simonds Simplex Engine & Machine Richard Small David Smoyer Mark Sommer Mark Spencer John Spurr Jr.

Squash West Samuel Stevens Matt Sudduth Donald Swift

The A to Z Family Charitable

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John Thomson Wendy Traynor

Twin Focus Foundation

Del Mar Vacations

Wendy Valliere

C R Cramer Wagner

Wayfair

Paul & Harriett Weissman

Stephanie Weissman

Henry & Cary White

Ann Woodward

XTreme Squash

$500 - $999 Anonymous Marci Abbrecht Jerome Allen Jeffrey Alpaugh David Ambler American International Group Katherine Anderson Andover Squash Club Sophie Ayres Bain Capital Christopher Baker Hunter Baldwin Janis Baldwin John Bath Michel Bayard James Beakey Patricia Belden Jessica Benjamin Amory Bennett David Berman Landis Best Bryan Blake John Bleuer Jane Esselen Blocker Jeremy Blocker Patty Bockenfeld Gregory Bondick Charles Borrok Jay Bothwick

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