America SCORES New York 2019 Annual Report
WHO WE ARE OUR MISSION America SCORES New York was founded in 2001 to address the absence of high-quality after-school programs for underfunded public schools. We serve as a driving force in promoting fair play, self-expression, commitment and teamwork for youth in under-resourced communities in New York City. Through a unique combination of soccer, poetry and service-learning, our unique after-school program shines a spotlight on these poet-athletes, helping them develop the skills necessary to lead successful lives off the field and outside the classroom.
OUR HISTORY America SCORES was started in 1994 in Washington, DC by public school teacher Julie Kennedy, who noticed that her students had limited access to after-school activities. Ms Kennedy realized that the combination of two seemingly unrelated activities, poetry and soccer, complemented each other through mutual involvement in public performance, self-expression, and group support. The relationships that developed through teamwork and leadership on the soccer field translated to peer support in poetry workshops. The skills later allowed these poet-athletes to act as agents of change within their community through a variety of service-learning projects. The program quickly expanded throughout DC and, in 1999, Kennedy launched sites in Boston and Chicago. Today, America SCORES has a presence in 12 cities across the US and Canada: Bay Area, Chicago, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Boston, New York, Portland, Seattle, Vancouver, St. Louis, and Washington, DC.
A GLIMPSE AT
As we reflect on another year, we are so overwhelmed by the America SCORES New York milestones we've reached! We kicked off September with another beautiful #fallSCORES season that included over 800 poet-athletes, 150 soccer games, and over 400 poems written. Our autumn was filled with incredible events -- we celebrated with our America SCORES New York community at Riverbank State Park for Fall Frenzy and ended with our 15th annual Poetry SLAM at A. Phillip Randolph High School and PS 192 Jacob H Schiff, two phenomenal venues that hosted our largest and most incredible SLAMs yet. Through it all, our young people reminded us of the importance of teamwork, leadership, and commitment every step of the way. The new year brought our winter season, with program running throughout our communities as we patiently awaited warmer weather. However, the cold didn't stop our poet-athletes from achieving big things -- they performed at Winter Cup, (the first held at Columbia University's beautiful Rocco B Commisso Soccer Stadium!), they went to Massachusetts to perform poetry with their Boston Scores peers, and they united in the Bronx to celebrate Winter SCORES Day in recognition of Qatar's National Sport Day! Before we knew it, New York City began to thaw and our #springSCORES season began. Our weekly high energy game days brought our young people to fields and parks across Harlem, Inwood, Brooklyn, and the Bronx for afternoons of soccer, encapsulating the excitement of the season. In April, we launched our second poetry anthology Together, We Are at Pancakes and Poetry hosted by Home Sweet Harlem and we began preparing for one of the most exciting days of the year -- Jamboree! This season-ending celebration of soccer, service, and community brought over 800 poet-athletes to Columbia University's Baker Athletic Complex from all over the city to close out another academic year. Summer was far from boring with our Kicking it Forward Community Tournament that hosted over 100 alumni students, our annual SCORES Cup at Pier 40 with over 600 corporate athletes vying for the three divisional trophies, and our #summerSCORES programming rounding out one of our busiest years to date. As we've continued to grow to serving 1,500 poet-athletes, we have been steadfast in ensuring that our program continues to provide safe spaces for young people to exercise, express themselves, and exist freely and without judgment. Our youth feel safe participating in the America SCORES New York program, are attending school more often than their non-SCORES peers, and are feeling more confident in their contribution to their communities. We’ve made incredible strides as an organization over the first two decades of our existence and we look forward to our third decade inspiring our poet-athletes to feel safe, supported, connected and hopeful.
OUR ROAD TO
2030
There is a growing movement around utilizing sport for social change and we believe that America SCORES New York is perfectly positioned to be one of the city's leading organizations to guide communities to reach social justice for all. To ensure our organization is equipped to serve the rapid and changing needs of today's youth, we have put together an ambitious 10-year growth plan.
“America SCORES New York aims to be NYC’s leader in social justice youth development through sport, self-expression and community.” We will focus on three clear areas to ensure we are driving towards meeting our vision in 2030: 1. Programs “Build community programs to support youth through social-emotional skill development in under-resourced areas across the greater New York City region” 2. Finance “We will raise $25,000,000 across the next ten years to establish the resources for expanding our programs and team" 3. Resources “Prepare the most suitable and appropriate human resources that are required to be able to deliver the new vision strategy” Social-Emotional Learning (SEL)
Social Justice Youth Development (SJYD)
Sports Based Youth Development (SBYD)
Social and emotional learning is the process through which children and adults understand and manage emotions, set and achieve positive goals, feel and show empathy for others, establish and maintain positive relationships, and make responsible decisions.
SJYD suggests that although a young person may be doing well in school, have positive self-esteem and volunteer within their community, if they lack an understanding of socio-political reality and are not provided with space to re-imagine the world around them, they have not yet fully developed.
SBYD is a subfield of youth development that focuses specifically on the positive development outcomes that can accompany an intentional, well-organized sports program. SBYD has been examined as a useful tool for helping youth heal from complex trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder.
SJYD seeks to increase the critical consciousness of young people; first by making them aware of the institutional, historical and systemic forces that may limit their opportunities, and then by leading them to collective action that focuses on changing these oppressive conditions.
Today’s youth face
A pay-to-play system that excludes young people from participating in sport, particularly those from under resourced communities
A society that consistently under values and under utilizes communities of color
An environment that strips young people of the ability to express themselves freely and without judgment
As a youth development organization operating in New York City, America SCORES New York works with students, communities and families who have been historically deprived opportunities to prosper because of their race. It is our responsibility to do what we can to break this cycle of injustice. Our unique, community based program design, our social-emotional learning foundation, and our academic and longitudinal data support sets America SCORES New York apart and provides the foundation we need to fulfill the ambitious ten-year goal we have set.
DIRECTLY
INDIRECTLY
165
18
150
YOUTH IMPACTED
135 (by the thousand)
12 9 6
120 105 90 75 60 45 30
3
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TH
30 20 BY
DA Y TO
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TH
30 20 BY
DA Y
15
TO
(by the thousand)
YOUTH IMPACTED
15
annual MILESTONES KEY FUNDRAISING INTIATIVES
YEAR ROUND STUDENT ENGAGEMENT
OCT
Fall Frenzy
SEPT
Fall Programming Begins
TCS NYC Marathon
NOV
Celebration
DEC
Poetry Slam
SCORES Cup
MAR
Spring Programming Begins
Winter
FEB
Winter SCORES Day
JAN
Winter Programming Begins
APR MAY JULY
Summer Programming Begins
JUNE
Jamboree
SCORES Cup
AUG
THREE PILLARS
America SCORES New York's core programming serves young people in grades 3rd through 8th and is multifaceted, compromised by year-long soccer that is supplemented by seasonal literacy and service-learning.
SOCCER We build soccer teams that meet three times a week in practice or in games, where they have the opportunity to develop our core values of teamwork, leadership, commitment, and fair play.
LITERACY Soccer teams participate in 3 hours per week of creative writing workshops to develop literacy skills, practice self-expression, and creativity and produce original works of poetry.
SERVICE-LEARNING Students use their voices developed through poetry to be stewards of their local communities through youth-led service projects.
The lynchpin of our program is when we bring the teams, families and communities all together. Our platforms provide poet-athletes more opportunities to let their voices be heard and their achievements be recognized. We empower them to work side-by-side with adults in genuine partnership, allowing the collective to make the social change in their communities.
Our core programming is supplemented by our Junior SCORES program, that serves students from K-2nd Grade, and our Kicking It Forward program, which is inclusive of all students starting in 9th grade.
Junior SCORES We have expanded our program to include a younger generation of students to provide an early introduction to poetry and soccer throughout the fall and spring seasons.
Kicking it Forward Kicking It Forward seeks to advise and prepare students for life after high school. Students collaborate to understand, develop, and utilize their passion and talents through a series of lessons, speakers,and internships. Additionally, these students get the opportunity to develop as soccer players while also creating a pathway to coaching.
SOCCER Soccer is an integral part of local cultures across the world. By using a soccer-based structure and curriculum, our staff and team build trust, engage youth in activity-based learning and create safe spaces where young people feel comfortable asking questions, sharing opinions, and supporting their teammates.
IMPACT ON SOCIAL JUSTICE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT Soccer can be used to develop social-emotional learning capacities and as a tool to help young people heal from complex trauma By defining success to be a representation of teamwork, leadership, commitment and community (as opposed to the hyper-competitive, win-at-all costs mindset), ASNY intentionally uses soccer as a vehicle to build the thoughtful leaders of tomorrow
ASNY’s fair play system intentionally uses soccer as a space where young people can discuss and think critically about social justice by prioritizing the ideas of teamwork, leadership, commitment and community.
OUR 2030 VISION NUMBER OF SOCCER GAMES
4,000 THROUGHOUT
THE NEXT
400
TODAY
750 IN 2030
10 YEARS
POETRY Poetry sessions provide poet-athletes with the opportunity to develop the four touchstones of language acquisition -- reading, writing, speaking, and listening -- while teaching students positive modes of self-expression and communication.
IMPACT ON SOCIAL JUSTICE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT Poetry provides a vehicle for imagining a more just future for all Written and spoken word gives young people a space to think critically about the world around them and express feelings towards the oppressive social systems of racism, homophobia, and sexism that exist in their daily lives Young people are given a place to explore their identity, express their authentic selves, build self-confidence, and develop strong peer connections and adult relationships
OUR 2030 VISION NUMBER OF POEMS PRODUCED
3,600 TODAY
9,000
IN 2030
60,000
THROUGHOUT THE NEXT 10 YEARS
SERVICE The elementary school poet-athletes focus on student directed service projects that address neighborhood issues identified and researched b the students themselves. The middle school service-learning component includes a financial literacy curriculum called One Hen, which guides students through the basics of starting a business and money management, as well as the importance of helping others.
IMPACT ON SOCIAL JUSTICE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
It builds on the framework of positive youth development and views young people as contributing members of society capable of making real change rather than simply “at-risk” Young people and adults join in genuine partnership; sharing power and acting together to make change in their communities Service-learning asks young people and adults to think about the root cause of challenges in their communities and empowers young people to think about structural change
OUR 2030 VISION NUMBER OF SERVICE PROJECTS
350
THROUGHOUT
THE NEXT 10 YEARS
50 20 TODAY
IN 2030
our team STAFF Shannon Schneeman Executive Director Zachary Gomes Program Director
John Riordan Development Director
Chloe Wheeler Director of Soccer Programs
Zahkiya Brown High School Program Manager
Chris Lantigua Program Manager
Veronica Collazo Marketing and Communications Manager
Katie Carroll Program Manager Delmy Del Cid Program Manager Nico Zavala Program Coordinator Sciancia Metelus Business Operations Associate
Mariela Cipriano Program Coordinator Tachie Morrel Program Coordinator Tony Villegas Program Coordinator Brandie Maxwell Grant Writing Consultant Adam Hall Events Consultant
Board of Directors Adam Freeman, Board Chair Cohesive Capital
Edison Bardowell, Board Vice Chair The Legacy Corporation
Matt Weinstein, Board Treasurer BlackRock
Adrienne Reininga, Board Secretary
Retta Abraham
Badr Bevaart
RDM Partners
BlackRock
Dan Cary Macquarie
Julian Daniels KraneShares
Adam Hankiss King & Spalding
PS 241
Mark Jackson Lifelines Neuro
Mike Lawhead
Bank of America
Elena Lazarou Capital One
Nicole Murakami
Christa Stephens
Samsung
Guggenheim Museum
Pamela Price
Matt Weinstein
Former PSMS161 Principal
BlackRock
Brian Wieber
KKR
junior board Mike Madarasz Junior Board Chair Digiday
Delia McGee Junior Board Vice Chair NBC Universal
Elizabeth Desio Junior Board Secretary
Landon Baker Tailwind Capital Liam Connor Blackstone
Abhi Basu LS Power and Equity Advisors Katherine Davis Barclays Calvin Lai ClassPass Samantha Schiff Achieve Partners Alex Wathen Charter
Caitlin Farrow Supriya Muppala ViacomCBS Adam Schwab Alvarez & Marsal Libby Thomas Capstone Investment Advisors
FINANCIAL REPORT 08/31/19
08/31/18
Cash and Cash Equivalents
$195,791
$460,999
Contributions Receivable, Net
$258,632
$233,797
ASSETS
Prepaid Expenses
$43,410
$22,190
$706,954
$810,912
$30,195
$19,487
-
$14,500
Unrestricted Net Assets
$350,959
$484,000
Temporarily Restricted Net Assets
$325,800
$292,925
$706,954
$810,912
TOTAL LIABILITES AND NET ASSETS Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses Deferred Revenue
TOTAL
Unrestricted
Temporarily Restricted
08/31/19
REVENUE AND SUPPORT Individual Contributions
$131,074
-
$131,074
Foundation Contributions
$119,500
$240,800
$360,300
Corporate Contributions
$342,594
$342,594
$8,540
$8,540
Rregistration and School Fees
$103,750
$103,750
Donated Goods and Services
$109,514
$109,514
Investment Income
$4,252
$4,252
Invesetment return (loss), net
$2,740
$2,740
Government Grants
Net Assets Released from Restrictions TOTAL
$207,925
($207,925)
$1,029,889
$32,875
$1,062,764
EXPENSES Program Services
$874,296
-
$874,296
Supporting Services
$288,634
-
$288,634
Fundraising Management and General TOTAL Change in Net Assets Net Assets, beginning of year Net Assets, end of year
$195,729
-
$196,729
$91,905
$91,905
$1,162,930
$1,162,930
$133,041
$32,875
$100,166
$484,000
$292,925
$776,925
$350,959
$325,800
$676,759
our supporters Over $50,000
$1,000 - $4,999
Harris Family Charitable Foundation Qatar Foundation International
Adam Hankiss Retta Abraham BlackRock Blackstone Broadridge Todd Builione Capital One Dan Cary Columbia Medical Center Neighborhood Fund Julian Daniels Goldman Sachs Elena Lazarou Roxann Mariano Nike QBE Rite Aid Sam and Jennifer Berberian Charitable Foundation Samsung Erin Schneeman Alison P Schneeman Dean Smith Christa Stephens Tradeweb Matthew Weinstein
$10,000 - $49,999 AEG Cohesive Capital Factset Heisman Trophy Fund/ NYCT NYC Department of Education Play Study Win Reisenbach Foundation Societe Generale
$5,000 - $9,999 Alto Foundation AT&T Badr Bevaart Cohn Reznick CPC Debevoise and Plimpton LLP Adam Freeman Grant Thornton HBO Interbrand IPC Systems KKR KraneShares Latham and Watkins Morrison & Foerster Foundation New York City Council NYC Department of Cultural Affairs’ Cultural Development Fund PayPal RDM Partners Refinitiv Robert Half UPS West Harlem Local Development Corporation - TIDES Foundation Brian Wieber Withum
Our Donors Under $1000
Anthony Accardo Omolola Adewunmi Anton Agoncillo Natalie Aiello Harper Albo Matthew Albrecht Joseph Aletta Lisa Ali Benny Alibrandi Richard Alston Eva Amesse Ellyn Amesse Leah Amesse Ryan Anderson Rebekah Andre Mary Ann Boyd Joseph Anthony Salvatore Anzaldi Louis Armistead Perry Armstrong Sheri Baker Landon Baker Katherine Balestrieri allie Banks Alexander Bard Edison Bardowell Andrew Barnes Randy Baron Timothy Barramen Caitlin Barrett Jorge Barriga James Bartlett Megan Bartlett Abhi Basu Jade Baumrind Richard Beasley Jens Becker Nancy Becker Michelle Belgrod Raffaela Belizaire Andrew Bellamy Rhoda and Michael Bender Joe Beninati Kimberly Bergstrom Eleanor Berke Anna Berke Elly Berke Jerry Berke Ross Bernkrant Betty M Binder William Blake Andrew Blum Barbara Blumetti Ryan Bondroff Steven Borukhin Crystal Botas Kristen Bowes Burke Nora Bradshaw
Benjamin Bratt Rohan Bridgett Lauren Brill Timothy Broadbent Emily Brochstein Sebastien Broustra Leandro Brufman Catherine Burke John Burke Mary Burns Kaitlyn Burrows Kevin Burt Candace Burton Kellyn Cabbage Courtney Cady Ana Cairns Hannah Calliott Arianna Cameron Douglas Cameron Phillip Campbell Harlee Caplan Renato Carrion Craig Carroll Robert Cassely Steven Catudal sara ceballos Rob Cerrato Ryszard Chadwick Robert Chambers R.E. Chambliss Wing Chan Christina Chan Stephanie Chan Kuohsin Chen Derek Chen Taylor Cheng Henry Cheung Benjamin Chrnelich Julie Chu Cheong Cono Cirone Cono Cirone Jane Clapp Jenna Clark Robertson Clark Zachary Coe Elizabeth Coghlan Lori Cohane Anita Cohen Sefton Cohen Jennifer Cole Chelsea Coleman Veronica Collazo Lourdes Collazo Deirdre Coney Michael Connelly Liam Connor Jameson Connor Patrick Cornally Gabriel Corrochano Abigail Costeira
Austin Cottrell Kevin Crealese Gabriella Crisafulli Mikaela Cucullo Erin Daly Mary Davis John Davis Francesca Dawes Jennifer De Loach Julian Debenedetti Nina Del Rosario Kaitlyn Derry Nikki Desai Elizabeth Desio Anthony DeTurris Tom Deupmann Thomas DiNunzio Daniel Divittorio Nicholas DiVittorio Abby Dixon Valerie Dixon Christine Doka Laszlo Domonkos Tara Doyle Jugjeev Duggal Laurel Dunay Amanda Dunham Peter Dunne Noah Dworakowski Bridget Ebenhack Laurel Edson Max Elk Michelle Elsas Ashley Emerole Marisa Epstein Stephen Erario Patricia Erickson Joseph Esteves Eric Evans Abby Fagan Owen Fallon Judy Falzarano Dina Falzarano Muppala Family Alfred Farella Hannah Farr Elaine Farrow Caitlin Farrow Firas Fasheh Nicolas Fedus Andrea Feirstein Geoffrey Feldkamp Andrew Feldman Leonardo Ferrara Andre Ferreira James Ferry Robert Finn J Firstenberg Michael Fisch Emily Fisher
Jon Fistel Cameron Fitz Eddie Fitzgibbon Hannah Flanery Eric Flatow Melissa Fletcher Edson Flores Kamilah Foreman Ryan Fortsch Marc Franco Andrew Frankle Lisa Frantz Mitchell Freedman Bruce L. Freeman Kathy French Ilan Friedman Jason Friske Jeffrey Fritsch Benjamin Froehlich Timothy Furner James Gellert Zubin George Andrew George Jack Gessert Kate Ghidinelli Susom Ghosh Anthony Giaconia Christine Glancy Ronnie Glenn Sean Glennan Afonso Gois Daniel Golden Zachary Gomes Diane Gorin Mary Margaret Gough Julia Gough Ann Gray Graf Carolyn Grasso Sandra Gray Lawrence Greenberg Kiley Griffith Kevin Grogan Jillian Gutstein Jenna Guzewicz Sara Haas Adam Hall Matthew Hamilton Anthony Hammond Ding Han Amy Hanna Patrick Hanna Karl Hantho Abigail Harman Ria Harracksingh Katherine Harrington Ian Harris Madeline Harris Laura Hasenauer Adeel Hasham Lauren Hauck
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Renee Kinsella Emily Kirwan Aaron Kleinmann Gizem Kocak Umber Kohli Michael Kohut Scott Kopel Matthew Kovner Philip Kraus Blake Krause Kristin Krukowski Thilo Kunkel Hillary Kupferberg Rachael Kurland John Kwamya Allison Laakso Calvin Lai Cathy Lankenau-Weeks Hunter Larson Mike Lawhead Megan Lawhead Rip Lawhead Devon Lawrence alex lazarevich Jackson Ledger Matthew Lee Joseph Lee Roman Lesko Jason Levin Tyler Levin Jason Levine Gregory Lichtenthal Jane Liescheidt Jamie Liles Alexis Lilly Evan Little Sarah Litvin Laura Litwin Nanbo Liu Sarah Lohman Jeanette Lorme Elyse Loughlin Victoria Lucas Kelsey Lundstrom Emily Lunn Westley Lynskey Mali Ma Laura Mackie Rachel MacLean Duncan Maclean Melissa Madarasz Matthew Madarasz Michael Madarasz Ann Maguire Girija Mahajan Craig Malloy Dan Malmud Maximilian Mangum Robert Marino Susan Marschall
Merrill Martin David Martinez Faridys MatiasZambrana Thomas Maughan Brandie Maxwell Scott Maxwell Alexa Mccauley Anna McCorison Cormac McCormack John McDermott Martin McDonagh Rhys McDonald Delia McGee David McGoy Deidre McLeod Joseph McNamee Gareth McQuaid Neha Mehta Amy Mehta Rafik Mekhaldi Graham Miller Rebeca Miller Albina Miller Kayla Miller Robert Miller Michael Miller Maren Milliard Luisa Mirarchi Jesse Missad Michael Mizrahi Hussian Mohammed Patrick Moody Marisa Moolsiri Barbara Morris Katherine Morrone Elizabeth Morse Yuko Mulugetta Kevin Mulvihill Lauren Munhall Andres Munoz Supriya Muppala Nicole Murakami Warren Murphy David Nanus John Napoli Branden Neal Kaley Nelson Kristen Newman Scott Nolin Donna Norris Jacqueline O Firstenberg Holly O'Donnell Kristen O'Grady Brian O'Neill Peter O'Neill Timothy O'Sullivan Philip O’Bannon Daniel OConnell Femi Oke Uzoamaka Okoye
Lauren Olsen Christopher Orsinger Troy Osborne Katherine Palma Immanuel Palugod Rishi Pandya Divino Paran Scott Parolin Molly Parsons Krina Patel Reena Patel Emma Paul Elizabeth Pava Drew Payne Andrew Payne Emily Peer Matthew Pesesky Susie Petruccelli Matthew Petrucci Heather Phillips Meghan Philp Point72 Jasyn Polowitz Jeffrey Ponko Christian Popescu Beatriz Porres Kartini Pouchous Tyler Pramer Katharine Pritsos Victoria Pucci Debra Pulido Dominick Quartuccio Abdur Qureshi Joscha Radeck Vikram Raju Srinivas Raju Brian Rake Ashley Rake Dana Rake Deepti Ravi Susan Reagin Michael Regalado Thomas Regan Cait Reilly Adrienne Reininga Norman Riker Amit Rind John Riordan Nick Rios Emily Roberts Rene Rodriguez Reininga Stephanie Rogers Richard Roloff Kristopher Rooney Jum Rosen Erik Rost Gianna Russo David Russo Jim Ryan Keary Ryan
Our Donors Under $1000
Maureen B Ryan Michael Ryan James Rynone Ken Saji Repton Salisbury Repton Salisbury Steve Samaha Menna Samaha Jasbir Sandhu Jacob Sandry Toni Sanseverino Dustin Santjer Michael Santo Ronny Scardino Sara Schad Morgan Schaffner Jesse Schanzer Daniel Scher Frank Schiff Corey Schiff Samantha Schiff Caity Schneeman Madeline Schneeman Shannon Schneeman Thomas Schneeman Shayna Scholnick Gregory Schvey Leslie Schwab Cristina Schwab Adam Schwab Traciann Scirbona Shanoor Seervai Helen Seward Ari Shaiken Henry Sham Sameer Sharma Deeva Sharma Rishi Sharma Jillian Shaw Ryan Shea Saboor Sheerazi Juliana Sheldon Scott Sheridan Bobbi Shortell Michelle Sibio Natalie Signor Pearl Singhal Kaitie Sjostedt Emma Slade-Baxter Jacqueline Sloves Robb Smillie Ted Smith Michelle Smith Kimberly Smith Pamela Smith Wil Snape Parsa Sobhani Zachary Sokol Samantha Somers Rachel Sosland
Rachel Spasser Lacy Spates Eric Spies Alana St. Aude Dylan St.John-Foster Kyle Stage Christopher Stahlmann John Staikos Emilie Stanton Adam Star Megan Stasi Marlyn Stephens Stephanie Stephens Olivia Stephens Matt Stieve Ian Stiles-Mikl Lauren Stroup Meenakshi Sundararaju Brahadheeshwar Sundararaju James Sweeney Milad Tafaghodi Cameron Tajvar Pete Tantillo John Taubeneck Katherine Taylor Erica Taylor Ian Tenderholt Brianne Theodorou Sherisse Thomas Elizabeth Thomas Alex Thomas Corwin Thomas Peter Thomson Leslie Thorne Kyla Thornton Nitesh Tilani Matthew Ting Eren Tiryakioglu Martha Tito Peter Toal Lisa Toffler Meric Topbas Peter Tornatore Juan Torres Ben Toulotte Sharon Toulotte Cooper Tubiana Keith Tucker Katrina Tuggle Charles Tuggle Kirsten Tuggle Daniel Tuggle Eliana Uku Rob Uvanovic Sam Valle Kevin Van Lenten Theresa Vaughan Avinash Vijaysankar Tracy Wakeford Ryan Walker
Anne Walker Kailey Walsh Chase Walsh Frank Walter Kelsey Warkentin William Waterd Alex Wathen Lindsay Weaver Marcus Weidenfeller Daniel Weisman Yun Weng Everett Weston Chloe Wheeler Norene Wheeler Deborah Wheeler Edward Wilk Kaitlyn Wood Ainsley Woolridge Maria Xing Daniel Yang Wonjae Yang Christine Yen Brooke Yen YMYWHA Alan Yorke Seo Yun Andrea Zaimi Jamie Zakalik Terence Zaleski Ross Zeifman Diane Zeitlin Shari Zelin Peter Zgombic Shahar Ziv Elizabeth Zulick
