2016 SCOPE Annual Replort

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25 Years of making the dreams of summer camp a reality for children whose families simply cannot afford it 2016 ANNUAL REPORT

Our Mission SCOPE (Summer Camp Opportunities Promote Education) provides children from underserved communities with life changing opportunities through the experience of summer camp.

SCOPE funds camp scholarships “camperships� to send children who commit to staying in school to nonprofit, resident camps which will empower them to develop to their full potential.

Learn More at scopeusa.org >

25 million

low-income public school students in America

Low-income students experience summer learning loss, which is one of the most significant causes of the achievement gap between lower and higher income youth and one of the strongest contributors to the high school dropout rate http://www.summerlearning.org/

The Fresh Air Fund - Fishkill, NY

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A Letter From Our Leadership

To our incredibly generous SCOPE supporters, In our 25th year we embarked upon new initiatives, participated in supporters’ life milestones and all the while, you have made SCOPE your philanthropic destination. Thank you!

Maybe your relationship with SCOPE runs 25 years deep, or you are somewhat new to the growing SCOPE network – either way, we are ecstatic to have you as part of our community!

We are grateful for your dedication and are appreciative of the opportunities you have provided to the deserving children who have received SCOPE camperships. Not just today but into tomorrow and, with your continued support, for another 25 years!

Your contributions during the year through foundations, corporate sponsorships, community partnerships, events in your communities, personal fundraisers, individual donations, gifts in tribute of loved ones, or the simplicity of volunteering your time will help more and more children from the underserved communities we serve attend overnight summer camp. Because of you, these children are given the opportunity to explore outside the boundaries of their home life and experience what many of us refer to as the place that gave me the power to believe in myself… CAMP! SCOPE helps to provide these very same children with their own camp experiences – introducing each child to new opportunities and a chance to learn valuable life skills from responsible mentors and role models. SCOPE camperships require these children stay in school and make positive contributions to their communities with the incentive to return to camp summer after summer. It is these very same SCOPE campers that will then be eligible for future support from the Sanford Lavitt Fund to receive scholarship money to help make the prospect of college a reality.

Yesterday we began the journey, today we made an impact, tomorrow we do it all again with the knowledge and experience to make it even greater. We appreciate your ongoing support and look forward to facing tomorrow together as we reach for SCOPE’s next major milestone.

Sincerely, Mitch Reiter, SCOPE Board President

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Molly Hott Gallagher, SCOPE Executive Director

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How SCOPE Works 1. SCOPE raises funds from foundations, businesses, individual gifts, and fundraising events 2. SCOPE allocates funds to participating SCOPE camps to provide camp scholarships 3. Participating camps enroll campers; campers are selected in partnership with public schools, public charter schools, and community agencies 4. SCOPE campers make a commitment to stay in school in order to return to camp summer after summer 5. SCOPE campers who graduate from high school will be eligible for a college scholarship Learn More >

“The confidence I gained and the person I became at camp is something I can take with me anywhere I go.”

– Tiffany, Camp Onas, Ottsville, NY YMCA Camp Wewa - Apopka, FL

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Why Camp?

Summer camp is an essential component of the year-round continuum and plays a critical role in helping children from underserved communities to thrive. The camp environment allows all children to grow socially, emotionally, and physically while providing them with meaningful and fun interactions with children and excellent adult role models.

While their more affluent peers are often enrolled in summer camps and programs that strengthen and reinforce learning, the vast majority of children in low-income communities have little or no access to these opportunities, resulting in an enormous achievement gap. SCOPE bridges this gap by making summer camp accessible to as many deserving children as possible.

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“I would like the chance to go back to camp again this year. At home, I sit in the house all day and occasionally ride my bike. I might go to the park, which is underdeveloped, or take a walk around the block. I think it is too crowded out in Brooklyn, because I have nowhere to go [to play.]”

– Shawn, Camp Wilbur Herrlich, Patterson, NY House In The Wood Camp - Delavan, WI

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Why SCOPE? SCOPE campers are children who are enrolled in public school (ages 7 – 16) and qualify for the USDA Free or Reduced Lunch Program. They attend nonprofit, American Camp Association (ACA) accredited, overnight camps in the New York Tri-State area, Midwest, Southeast, and Southwest.

SCOPE reinforces the connection between academic achievement and the enriched recreational and social educational experiences at summer camp.

By making a long-term commitment to our SCOPE campers, we seek to inspire and empower them to succeed as individuals and make a positive impact in their home communities.

20%

of children in the U.S. live in poverty

Learn More > 6 out of 7 students who live in poverty receive free-and reduced-price lunches and lose access to them when school lets out for the summer http://www.feedingamerica.org/hunger-in-america/ impact-of-hunger/child-hunger/child-hunger-fact-sheet.html

McGaw YMCA Camp Echo - Fremont, MI

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Sanford Lavitt Education Fund Since 1992, SCOPE has provided more than 20,000 deserving children with the benefits of summer camp positive identity and confidence; better social, physical and cognitive skills; and increased independence and leadership. Based on the belief that summer camp is a partner in the education of children, SCOPE is dedicated to affording outstanding camp opportunities to children from low income families, as we have for over 25 years.

To strengthen the importance of the formal education of the children we serve, we ask SCOPE campers to stay in school and encourage them to do well and complete their education.

Our long term commitment to SCOPE campers is further enhanced through the Sanford Lavitt Education Fund, which will provide college or vocational school scholarships to children who remain in the SCOPE program and graduate from high school. It is through our focus on the year-round education of the total child that we can truly fulfill our mission: to help children from underserved communities succeed in life through the summer camp experience.

• The Lavitt Education Fund will provide college or approved vocational school scholarships for SCOPE campers • Campers entering third, fourth or fifth grade each summer are eligible, beginning in 2013 • Children must stay in school, return to camp each summer, and graduate high school • “Gap year” campership will be available for campers to return in leadership capacity as they age out of camper program

Contribute to the Lavitt Fund >

THE VALUE OF EDUCATION: SCOPE campers need our help more than ever!

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By 5th grade, low-income children without summer learning opportunities are already two years behind their peers www.summermatters.net

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2016 SCOPE Partner Camps

Funds raised in 2016 created camperships at 33 camps throughout SCOPE’s four regions in the United States.

New York Region Camps Camp Berkshire Hills Copake, NY

*New York YMCA Camp Huguenot, NY

*Camp Vacamas West Milford, NJ

Holiday Home Camp Williams Bay, WI

Skyline Camp & Retreat Center Birmingham, MI

Eden Village Camp Putnam Valley, NY

North Shore Holiday House Camp Huntington, NY

*Camp Wilbur Herrlich Patterson, NY

House in the Wood Camp Delavan, WI

YMCA Camp Minikani Hubertus, WI

*Camp Fiver Poolville, NY

*Camp Olmsted Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY

YMCA Camp Bernie Port Murray, NJ

Jameson Camp Indianapolis, IN

*The Fresh Air Fund Fishkill, NY

Camp Onas Ottsville, PA

*YMCA Camp Hi-Rock Mt. Washington, MA

Camp Jorn YMCA Manitowish Waters, WI

Southeast Region Camps C5 Georgia Menlo, GA

*Camp Homeward Bound Bear Mountain, NY

Ramapo for Children Rhinebeck, NY

Midwest Region Camps Camp Beechpoint Allegan, MI

Camp Kooch-i-ching International Falls, MN

Johnsonburg Presbyterian Johnsonburg, NJ

Surprise Lake Camp Cold Spring, NY

Easter Seals Timber Pointe Hudson, IL

McGaw YMCA Camp Echo Fremont, MI

Happy Hollow Children’s Camp Nashville, IN

Camp Oty’Okwa Bloomingville, OH

Kiddie Keep Well Camp *Trail Blazers Camp Edison, NJ Montague, NJ *Indicates a Camp Brooklyn Fund Participant

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Camp Fiver - Poolville, NY

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YMCA Camp Wewa Apopka, FL Southwest Region Camps YMCA Camp Flaming Arrow Hunt, TX

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Foundation and Community Partners SCOPE appreciates the ongoing relationship with our foundations and community organizations

Hannah S. & Samuel A. Cohn Memorial Foundation

Levity impACT Foundation

The Henry Nias Foundation

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Business Supporters

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Young Leaders Board The SCOPE Young Leaders Board (YLB) are camp-passionate, young professionals who believe that every child deserves access to summer camp experiences. Together the YLB aim to raise awareness and money to support SCOPE’s mission. By creating meaningful, fun and impactful events and fundraisers the SCOPE YLB engage their networks to give back to children from less fortunate families by providing camp scholarships.

The YLB know that camp has the power to provide a lasting and positive impact in the life of a child.

Here’s how the YLB gives back: • Evening Events: 21+ Bar Night/Comedy Night out/Dance Party • Cycle/Square Dance/Roller Skating Events • Connect with Camp Professionals to spread SCOPE support through conferences and trainings • Peer to Peer fundraising • Community Art Projects • Joining a SCOPE committee • Partnering with the SCOPE Junior Leadership Council Ways to get your network involved: • Create a Team/Committee • Matching Donations • Corporate sponsorship/partnership • Gifts in Kind (raffle and silent auction event prizes) The SCOPE YLB gives young professionals opportunities to create fun and impactful networking and social initiatives. These efforts will support the camp scholarships SCOPE provides to children whose families cannot afford the cost of camp.

Learn More about the YLB >

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Junior Leadership Council The SCOPE Junior Leadership Council (JLC) increases awareness of SCOPE at the middle and high school level in surrounding communities to help raise funds for SCOPE camp scholarships.

The JLC earn community service credit by helping provide children from underserved communities with the opportunity to explore outside the boundaries of their home life and experience the magic of summer camp.

Young philanthropists can learn the value of giving back through FUNraising for SCOPE! Here’s How: Camp Survival Packs – 200 Camp Survival Packs were filled with new summer camp essentials such as shampoo, sunscreen, toothpaste, and soap. The packs were given to SCOPE campers to help them have a happy, safe, and healthy summer.

Survival Packs project page > SCOPE Dream Boxes – 40 dream boxes were given to campers at 4 SCOPE partner camps. Each box was filled with new camp and school supplies. These boxes give campers not only the supplies for camp and school, but the empowerment and tools to PURSUE THEIR DREAMS. Dream Boxes video > JLC Initiatives – JLC members create fun, engaging, and impactful events! Initiatives have included: • School SCOPE Club: bake sale, cookie dough sales • Swimming SCOPE Awareness Day at Camp • Spin/Bowl/Fun Run Event • SCOPE T-shirt/Bracelet/S’mores Sales • Camp awareness events SCOPE proudly partners with • Tile Mural Art Party > Jefferson Awards Foundation • Letters to Campers Event The JLC gives young philanthropists opportunities to create fun and impactful service projects throughout the year!

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to empower young leaders to make each child’s dream of summer camp a reality.

Learn More about the JLC >

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SCOPE Leadership Award The SCOPE Leadership Award recognizes a member of either the SCOPE Young Leaders Board or Junior Leadership Council who demonstrates a strong commitment to improving the lives of children by providing summer camp opportunities to children in underserved communities through their efforts to support SCOPE. The award is presented at the Annual SCOPE Benefit Dinner in New York City.

Learn More about the SCOPE Leadership Award >

2016 Award Winner In 2016, SCOPE honored Camp Blue Ridge camper Erica Sosman with the SCOPE Leadership Award. Erica held a We Spin For This cycling event and a Swimming for SCOPE Awareness Day at camp. With support from her friends, family, and camp community, her philanthropic efforts provided a campership for a less fortunate child to attend summer camp! “The lessons I learned over my past 9 summers at camp are valuable lessons for all children, not just the ones fortunate to have families who could provide them with the opportunity to attend summer camp. I [feel] that perhaps it could be ME to help less fortunate children learn the numerous life lessons that I learned at camp, many that are not best taught in a traditional classroom.�

- Erica Sosman, SCOPE Leadership Award Winner

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The Power of Summer Camp

Beyond the Boundaries of Home - Mustapha’s Story “Without my summer camp experiences, I wouldn’t be where I am today. I was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York to parents who had just come from Nigeria. Starting at a young age, I have always had dreams. But I never had a concrete idea as to how to go about reaching those goals.

At 11 years old, my parents learned of a summer camp opportunity that I could be a part of. It could help me do something different with my summers. I was the first member of my family to attend any kind of summer camp so it was completely new and I was very willing to participate!

Camp provided me, as a young man of color, with a platform to build off of, showing me that there is more to the world outside my home and my neighborhood. This idea was instilled in me from being a camper and growing into a camp staff member. Although it took me well into my college years to have an idea of what I wanted to do, I did know that I wanted to help young people, just like camp and its staff helped me. I guess you can say that camp inspired me when I was younger and continues to do so today.

I see and know firsthand the positive impact camp has on children. SCOPE support plays a vital role in the lives of these young people. Thank you for providing me and kids like me with the opportunity to leave our ‘normal’ surroundings of home and grow, in unique ways as individuals at camp.”

Read more Camper Stories >

“Camp [showed] me that there is more to the world outside my home and my neighborhood.”

- Mustapha The Fresh Air Fund - Fishkill, NY

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Make YOUR Impact No matter your age or interest, making #Strides4SCOPE is easy!

COMMUNITIES THAT CARE

Summer camps and schools create philanthropic opportunities to engage their entire community. #Strides4SCOPE include Swim/Walk/Dancea-thons, Coin Drives, Carnival Days, Sports Challenges, Family Fun Days, Garage Sales, Camp Values Days, donating leftover canteen funds, #Raffle4SCOPE, and many more!

What #Strides4SCOPE will YOU make?!?

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YOUTH & TEENS WITH HEART

Young SCOPE philanthropists create fun and impactful service projects throughout the year to give back to the camp community. Past initiatives include the Dream Boxes service project, SCOPE Awareness Day at camp, School SCOPE club, Camp Survival Pack service project, Mitzvah Projects, and events celebrating youth milestones.

CREATIVE & UNIQUE EVENTS

Celebrate your special occasion and give the gift of camp! You can cycle and sweat with your friends, team up for a 21+ bar event, do-si-do at a square dance, throw a conference-wide glow party, or laugh it up at a comedy club.

Any of these strides (and many more) can be your initiative to #SupportSCOPE. We will help make your interest into a SCOPE FUNraiser!

Visit scopeusa.org/strides or email us at info@scopeusa.org to get started.

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Highlights: Fiscal Year 2016 NEW YORK

257 SCOPE CAMPERSHIPS PROVIDED

>S COPE Benefit celebrated SCOPE’s 25th anniversary and raised more than $228,000

> Junior Leadership Council led the 4th annual Letters for Campers service project at a MLK Day of Service event

> Campers attended YMCA Camp Flaming Arrow for a 2nd year

SUPPORTER-LEAD STRIDES4SCOPE

> Campers participating in the 6th annual Swim-a-thon at Lake of the Woods and Greenwoods Camps raised over $10,000

> Over $60,000 was FUNraised through philanthropic and service learning projects at eight summer camps across the country > Support from EPIC Cares4SCOPE and ACA NY & NJ provided 3 children from the Atlantic City area with the gift of camp

SOUTHEAST

123 SCOPE CAMPERSHIPS PROVIDED

> 18th Annual SCOPE Golf Tournament on May 9 raised $108,400 > New Raffle4SCOPE initiative raised $19,200; 9 resident and 8 day camps participated > SCOPE Casino Night was an event filled with great energy and a lot of new faces > A new partnership with Success Academy gave 70 children access to camp experiences

> Boca West Foundation Golf Tournament raised $62,000 to help send children from Palm Beach County to camp in the Southeast > Boca West Raffle raised $2,500 to support SCOPE Southeast

SOUTHWEST

3 SCOPE CAMPERSHIPS PROVIDED

> Bar Olympics, Swerve4SCOPE, iProspect Zumba, and Cycle4SCOPE were among the unique events hosted by SCOPE supporters

> Lake Swim for SCOPE at Camp Champions in Central Texas raised awareness for SCOPE

MIDWEST

204 SCOPE CAMPERSHIPS PROVIDED

> Midwest Benefit raised more than $107,000 for children from low-income families to attend camp in the Midwest

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2016 Financials Revenue

Expenses

2%

91% of expenses go DIRECTLY to programs

9%

21%

43% 77%

Contributions Special Events Other

$941,563 $254,117 $24,660

TOTAL

$1,220,340

48%

Camperships Other Program support Administration TOTAL

$502,375 $441,070 $89,570 $1,033,015

SCOPE's fiscal year runs from October 1 through September 30. The above are audited financial statements.

For more financial information, download our Form 990 at guidestar.org >

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Thank You to Our 2016 Supporters

On behalf of the children SCOPE serves, we are grateful for the ongoing support of individuals, foundations, and businesses.

FOUNDERS CIRCLE $100,000+

Jay and Mindy Jacobs TLC STARFISH Foundation

LEGACY CIRCLE $25,000 - $80,000

Boca West Foundation Camp Brooklyn Fund, Inc. Sari and Jay Canell Loren and Neil Canell

Stephanie and Mitch Reiter Camp Towanda Tyler Hill Camp Families

Abt Electronics

Barbara and Robert Wortman Camps Baco and Che-Na-Wah

Bay Crane

BENEFACTOR CIRCLE $5,000 - $9,999

Lauren and Mark Bernstein Camp Walden

American Camp Association – New York & New Jersey

Michael Brescia

Jill and Loren Kleinman Camp Taconic and Camp Taconic Families

Roz and Jed Buck

Microsoft

Camps Equinunk and Blue Ridge

The Henry Nias Foundation Courtesy of Vicki Edelman Tate

BTIG Charity Day

GEM Realty Capital, Inc.

Success Academy

Rona and Marc Honigfeld Trail’s End Camp

PATRON CIRCLE $10,000 - $24,999

iProspect

Camp America CampGroup, LLC Hannah S. & Samuel A. Cohn Memorial Foundation Coleman Country Day Camp Fred Gabler Helping Hand Camp Fund, Inc. HELP USA JHL Capital Group LLC Lake of the Woods and Greenwoods Camp Families The Lavitt Family Super Enterprises Levity impACT Charitable Foundation Pierce Country Day Camp

CAMPFIRE CIRCLE $2,000 - $4,999

Jane and Dan Kagan Bryn Mawr Camp/Jeff Lake Camp Meadowbrook Country Day Camp Laura and Mark Newfield Iroquois Springs Putnam Investments Andrea and Scott Ralls Southwoods and Summer Trails Day Camp Wendy and Andy Siegel The Skier Family AMSkier Insurance Lucia and David Thoensen Tamarak Day Camp

Kenneth Bernardo

CampMinder Terry and Sandy Cohen Camp Marimeta

Foundation

Towering Pines, Inc.

Gene Formica

Skip Vichness

Thomas Garry

Wells Fargo

Geoff Glass

Michele and Dan Zenkel The Zenkel Foundation

Eric Glasson

FRIENDS CIRCLE $1,000 - $1,999

Jaclyn and Leo Greenberg

Jonathan Gold

Leo T. Abbe Charitable Foundation

Matthew L. Greer Children’s Foundation

American Endowment Foundation

Craig Hartman and Sandra Kite Instinet

Bisque Imports

Tarek and Patti Ismail

Camp Echo Lake

Hughie and Selma Black Foundation Pine Forest Camp

Jackson National Life Insurance Company

First Trust Portfolios, Inc.

Blue Ribbon Fish Company

The FORT Group

Breakthru Beverage

James George

Breezemont Day Camp

Lisa Lavitt

Hackberry Endowment Partners H&H Purchasing Services Larry Kugler Neuberger Berman

Camp Lisa Foundation

Liz Lefkofsky

Erin and Gabe Chernov Birch Trail Camp

LICAPS

Crestwood Country Day Miki Debb The Dime Bank

Sandra and Dennis Rosen Camp Ojibwa David Rosenzweig Jason Rosenzweig Tracey Sachs and Scott Marovitz The Schwartz Family Banner Day Camp Jill and Neil Tipograph Everything Summer, LLC Early Stage Careers, LLC

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Jeanne and Frank Top

Andrew Christos Shelley Cohn and Bennett Schmidt Craig Cooper Alison and Jeremy Cornfeldt Driftwood Day Camp, Camp Tioga, Miss Sue’s Day Camp Elmwood Day Camp

KE Camps Michael Kohn

Sam Lieberman Monte Lipman Madison Realty Capital Stan Mayer Chip and Jo McCarthy Merrick Woods Ross Moskowitz Camp Westmont

Becky Elrad

Suzanne Moskowitz and Jordan Dale

Ben Firestein

Melissa Nadler

Alan and Esther Fleder

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Our Supporters Nancy Nimkoff

Paula Alexander

Stacy Barenberg

Dani Benowitz

Morgan Bisignano

Dani Pritikin

Steven Alexander

Andrew Barkan

Brandy Benson

Allison Blecker-Cook

Dennis Regan

Ilanit Allen

Peter Barr

Andrew Berg

Stacy Blicht

Nicki Alpern

Robert Bassan

Audra Berg

Andrew Block

Rebecca Altman

Stuart Bassel

Myles Berg

Roberta (Bobbie) Block

Sobel Affiliates, Inc

Nadine Altoonian

Mary Beth Basso

Wendy Berg

Sivan Blonz

Noah Tenenhaus

Janice Alwin

Paul Basso

Scott Bergman

Aliza and Josh Bloomstein

Doug Todd

Louis Ammerata

Daniel Bates

Randi Bergtraum

Harold Blum

Shari and Jonathan Turell

Jennifer Amorosi

Douglas Bates

Elissa Berkman

Heidi Blum

Kaytan Amrute

Mary Batsford

Michael Berkowitz

Marc Blum

Dori Anchin

Ian Bauer

Alan Berliner

Niki Blumberg

Alissa Appel

Amy Bauer

Carol Berman

Michael Bodack

Tracey Appelbaum

Katherine Bayer

Steven Berman

Barry Bohrer

Todd Arden

Meghan Bazaar

Tammy Berman

Matthew Bolin

Charles Argenzio

Kenneth Beck

Walter Berman

Jessica Bond

Ann Arnold

James Beck

Bernhard Berner

Laura Bonios

Amanda Arzt

JoAnn Belferder

Cristin Berns

Claudia Borg

Charles Atanasio

Adam Bell

Beth Berns Bressler

Lucha and Lawrence Bott

Lawrence Atinsky

Karin Bell

Marsha Bernstein

Amy Boyer

Aileen Atkins

Alexis Benbassat

Andrea Bershad

Laura Brady

Carol Babbitt

Meryl Bender

Jeffrey Bershad

Elissa and Daniel Braff

Michele Bacik

Liza Bendett

Stacy Bess

Kimberly Brecher

Celia Backowski

Bruce Bendoff

Charles Best

Samantha Breitner

Jennifer Ball

Rachel Benedict

Fiona Bhanushali

Ian Brennan

Raleigh Ball

Erin Ben-Hayon

Sari Bickford

Rhona Bresler

Adam Baranker

Lisa Benjamin

Debra and Scott Bigman

Paul Bricault

Matt Barash

Nancy Bennett

Michael Binstok

Amy Brien

Jared Reiter Bob Slater Smaller Earth

David Wiener Marc S. Zeplin Foundation Mark Zichelli SUPPORTERS Jason Abramowitz Leslie and Andy Abramowitz Zachary Abramowitz Jill Abrams Matt Abrams Richard Abt Julian Acker Maurice Ades Rebekah Adler Lisa Agdern Alicia Aguilera Amanda Agulnick Sylvia Aiello Esmeralda Alba Dina Alessi

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Our Supporters Stacey Brodbar

Noelle Capuzzi

Brian Cohen

Adam Cotumaccio

Mary Denney

Myra Brody

Christina Carfagno

CJ Cohen

Elinor Crames

James DePace

Marc Brotman

George Carmel

Claudia Cohen

Caralyne Cranham

Eric Derector

Bob Brower

Bill Carr

Danielle Cohen

Marie Crespi

Jeremy Deutsch

Alicia Brown

Melissa Carr

Ellen Cohen

Cheryll and Rob Cruz

Jill Deutsch

David Brown

Regina Carroll

Eran Cohen

Phyllis Crystal

Rachael Deutsch

Barbara Bruce

Jeffrey Caspi

Ilene Cohen

Andrew Cuomo

David Diamond

Liz Brucker

Ilana Casser

Jill and Josh Cohen

John Curran

Jacqueline Diamond

Jennifer Bruns

Katherine Castillo

Julie Cohen

Christopher Curtis

Nancy Diamond

Michelle Bruskof

Rachel Castor

Lindsey Cohen

Jennifer Cusumano

Paul Diamond

Katherine Bryck

Melissa Catalano

Lisa and Tal Cohen

Jay Daab

Mia DiChiara

Melanie Buck

Cathy and Pat Chambliss

Meredith Cohen

Greg Dalin

David Dickman

Bette Budnik

Anita Chen

Robin Cohen

Robi Dallow

Robert Ditter

Lesley Budow

Howard Chodash

Suzanne Cohen

Enrico Damico

Steven Dmiszewicki

Marcy Burach

Paula Chodash

Howard Cohn

Melissa Danenberg

Leah Docktor

Andrew Burchill

Erica Choset

Peggy Jean Cohn

Freddie Dantus

Larry Dolinko

Alexandra Bush-Maiorino

Lisa Chriss

Valerie Cohn

Mitchell Danzig

Stacey Soto Domenech

Kelli Bussan

Mary Ann Christian

Joanna Collar

Bruce Darringer

Geraldine Domingo

Loren Butler

Dorothy Churchwell

Mackenzie Colnick

Lauren DaSilva

Joe Doran

Doris Buxbaum

Andrea Chynoweth

Andrea Connolly

Brandon David

Bernard Dorfman

Brian Byck

Melissa Cifu

Stephanie Coons

Mark Davidowitz

Carolyn and Jed Dorfman

Barry Cain

Liz Claman

Shelby Coren

Debbie Davis

Dennis D. Dorman

Karen Callahan

Megan Clancy

Josh Corpuel

Erin and Gregory DeCandio

Shana Dorn

Jennifer Cambers

Lena Clement

Frank Corrigan

Lindsay DeFalco

Elaine Dorr

Roger Canell

Jessica Coburn

Michael Cortinas

Lisa Deitelzweig

Beth Doud

Ron Caplan

Stephen Cofone

Jacqueline Costanza

Peter Delneky

Janis Douglas

Alvin Capp

Adam Coglianese

Samuel Cote

Marni and David Denenberg

Patti Dresdner

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Our Supporters Mitch Duckler

Tom Farrell

Steven Fischer

Isabella Friedman

Jeffrey Gendel

Scott Dudak

Jamie Federbush

David Fishbein

Jennifer and Alan Friedman

Janneris Geraldo

Erin Duffy

Julianna Feigenbaum

Harriet Fishel

Joni Friedman

Nicole Gerber

Alison Dunn

Caryn Feinberg

Carolynn Fisher

Lindsay Friedman

Andrea Gershwin

Todd Eagle

Donna Feinberg

David Fisher

Michele Friedman

Michele Gershwin

Sara Eder

Samara Feinberg

Jennifer Fisher

Roshelle Friedman

Todd Gershwin

Alison Ederer

Sheryl Feingold

Paul Fisher

Michael Friman

Richard Gersten

Eric Eichenholtz

Arlene Feinman

Samantha Fisher

Greg Froehlich

Katie Gertler

David Eig

Marla Feinman

Mary Beth Flannery

Beth Fuchs

Jaime Gibbs

Emily Einhorn

Howard Feinstein

Renee Flax

Sheila Fuchs

David Gidseg

Laura Eisen

Jason Feldgreber

David Fleischner

Vanessa Fuerth

Alyssa and Ronnie Gies

Scott Eisen

Amy Feldman

Jaime and Daniel Fliman

Leslie and Howard Gabler

Robert Giglietti

Tara Elbaum

Barbara Feldman

Rachel Flynn

Mindy Gabler

Darrah Gilderman

Shana Elberg

Howard Feldman

Lauren Forman

Megan Gaglio

Alix Ginsburg

Adam Elegant

Jason Feldman

Richard Fradin

Michelle Gagnon

Emily Ginsberg

Gwyneth Emigh

Leah Feldman

Sam and Jen Frank

Molly Hott Gallagher

Susan Ginsburg

Jessi Empestan

Matthew Feldman

Susan Frank

Peter Gallagher

Marcia Ginzburg

Samantha and Adam Endick

Betsy and Andrew Field

Anne Franzino

Ryan Gallagher

Diane Giordano

Vicki Engel

Kristina Field

Michael Freedman

Nancy Gans

Aaron Gitler

Eric Ephraim

Deb Fienberg

Sam Freedman

Kelly Garrett

Christina Giunta

Adam Epstein

Marc Fienberg

Mary Fried

Scott Gaynor

Joseph Giunta

Brenda Epstein

Steven Fina

Eric Friedland

Judy Geier

Diane Gladstone

Ilissa Epstein

Erica Finkelstein

Rebecca Friedland

Meredith Geier

Joe Glaser

Jason Esralew

Vickie Finlay

Andrew Friedman

Cindy Geller

Rachel Glasson

Dawn Ewing

Keely Finnegan

Casey Friedman

Penny Geller

Sandy Glasson

Corbin Faber

Lauren Fiorentino

Edward Friedman

Randi Geller

Joshua Gleiber

Martha Farrell

Tammy Fisch

Gary Friedman

Larry Gellman

Lauren Gleiber

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Our Supporters Scott Glick

Galina Grabov

Sara Grossmann

Jonathan Heit

Katy Huber

Sharon Glickman

Amy Grabow

Lori Gubba

Elizabeth Heller

Rachel Huber

Jill Gluck

Michael Grad

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Katrina Hennigan

Elizabeth Hull

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Helena Grannis

Andrew Gumpert

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Kenneth Goldman

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Sheldon Goldner

G Greenberg

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Max Grossman

Alexander Heckler

Jaime Hott-Koehl

Emily Kagan

Ryan Gottfried

Samuel Grossman

Jenna Heckler

Ben Howard

Michele Kahn

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Our Supporters Robert Kahn

Hilary and Patrick Kelly

Alyssa and Jeremy Knobel

David Kroon

Judith Lederer

Tara Kahn

Dianne Kennedy

Amy Knohl

Barbara Krugman

Kathy Lederer

Vince Kalamaras

Wayne Kent

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Christopher Lee

David Kalt

Laura Kepes

Robert Koch

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Filona Leechow

Hershel Kamen

Alexandra Kessler

Joseph Kociubes

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Jennifer Kamen

Susan Kessler

Jeffrey Kollin

Jill Kurlanzik

Mark Lefkowitz

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Patricia G Kolln

Nataly Kushnir

Amy Leifer

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Shelley Kolton

Ron Kuznetz

Kevin Lemberg

Kenneth Kanter

David Kilkenny

Steven Konefsky

Tessa Kwittken

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Em Kantu

Jake Kimmelman

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Amy Laboz

Michelle Lesperance

Kenneth Kaplan

Sheryl Kirschenbaum

Tracey Kornfeld

Susan Labrioa

Margie and Don Leventhal

Stephen Kaplan

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Colby Kossoy

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Nanette Leventhal

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Sandra Kite

Dana Kotler

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Lauren Kovach

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Craig Levine

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Jamie Levine

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Jessica Klein

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Scott Klein

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Steven Klein

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Scott Kleinman

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Lori Levy

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Jennifer Klonsky

Lisa Kritz

Cynthia Leahy

Suzanne Levy

Cole Kelly

Jennifer Kluft

Donna Kritzer

Amy Lebowitz

Gail Lewis

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Our Supporters Daniel Lezotte

Virginia Luppescu

Randi May

Jon Michelon

Ghida Neukirch

Jon Libman

Tammy Lusardi

Hilda Mayer

Bob Miller

Jennifer Neumaier

Sherry Blum Lichtman

Dana Lyons

Cassie and Justin Mayer

Jill Miller

Valerie and Roger Neustadt

Dan Lichtenstein

Gregory J Lyons

William McCarthy

Matthew Miller

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Jennifer Lichtenstein

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Bruce Newman

Stefanie Lichtstein

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Scot Miller

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Gia Machlin

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Paula Newman

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Jaimee Loewy

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Jess Michaels

Matthew Nagorsky

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Shuli Lubin

Judith Marvy

Joyce Michaels

Ellen Nemirow

Lucy Osborne

Susie Lupert

Stacey Max

Linda Michalovsky

Laura Nest

Denise Ospedales

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Our Supporters Kevin Ostroff

Will Pierce

Neil Rabinowitz

Eileen Rosenberg

Tina Rubin

Alexa Ottenstein

Anna Pines

Julie Radin

Jeff Rosenberg

Lori Rudman

Linda Oziel

Debbie and Jeff Pinsky

Matthew Ralph

Lisa Rosenberg

Lisa Walker Rudnick

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Dina Rosenblatt

R John Rudolph

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William Resnick

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Shari Savitt

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Amy Savitz

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Scott Rothschild

Barbara Schainman

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Kerri Raab

Doris Rosen

Randy Rothstein

Eric Schapiro

Gregory Pierce

Robert Rabin

Greg Rosen

Jodie Rozencwaig

Allison Schenck

Kristie Pierce

Susan Rabin

Lindsay Rosen

Louis Rubin

Jenny Schenk

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Our Supporters Katherine Scherer

Farrah Selvers

Debbie Silverman

Deborah Sofer

Michael Steinberg

Avram Schlesinger

Robyn Semilof

Gary Silverman

Laurie Soler

Marcy Steiner

Jarrod Schlesinger

Leo Sepkowitz

Joshua Silverman

Tara and Brian Solish

Allan Stern

Blake Schmidt

Daniel Shachtman

Nancy Silverman

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Anne Stern

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Arla Silverstein

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Joshua Stern

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Donald Shapiro

Dave Silverstein

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Michelle Stark

Peter Swift

Randi Seffinger

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Jonathan Sym

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Carolina Campeas Talabardon

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Natalie Seidman

Ellen Silver

Craig Snower

Heather Steinback

Steven Taub

Jared Selter

Melissa Silver

Karen Sobol

Jay Steinback

Jennifer Tauber

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Our Supporters Staci Teich

Jodi Vickers

Tamara Weisman

Joshua Yedvab

Steven TenElshof

Jennifer Vilot

Carol Weiss

Dana Yormark

Brian Tenner

AJ Vincent

Jessica Weiss

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Mitchell Terk

Adrienne Vogel

Jordan Weiss

Lindsay Zaken

Merril Tesler

Jennifer Vogel

Justin Weiss

Lynn Zakeri

Steven Tesler

Doug Volan

Robert Welyki

Cindy Zallik

Harlan Thompson

Mark Volpi

Bruce Werner Foundation

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Michael Thompson

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Stephen Zaro

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Lisa Walden

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Suzanne and Gary Zenkel

Jamie Tiplitsky

Jodi Waldman

Tamara Whitner

Ling Zhang

Jennifer Tobey

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Joyce and Mark Zides

Jeffrey Tobias

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Deborah Zingler

Amy Tobin

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Judy and Tom Varga

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Lauren Woo

Eleni Varsos

Alyssa Weisler

Richard Woodstein

Max Vest

Debbie Weisman

Cynthia Yablon

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2016 SCOPE ANNUAL REPORT

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