Futures and Options 2012 Annual Report

ACHIEVE DREAM

2012 ANNUAL REPORT

REALIZE

ACHIEVE DREAM

REALIZE

If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. —Henry David Thoreau

DEAR FRIENDS, Since our inception in 1995, Futures and Options has helped more than 3,000 New York City teens “meet success.”

Those served by Futures and Options – many striving to overcome challenging circumstances – are encouraged to dream, to achieve their full potential, and to realize their promise.

John Bailey, freshman at Carnegie Mellon University, intern at New York City Department of Small Business Services and intern at Parsons Brinckerhoff.

As an organization, Futures and Options works to “meet success” as well. The last year has been a period of tremendous growth. In 2012, our programs reached 490 students, a 32% increase from 2011. Through the support of our corporate sponsors, we provided 213 high school juniors and seniors with mentored, paid internships at 133 businesses. With career-exploration field trips, job-readiness workshops, alumni events, and our new “On The Road” traveling programs, our programs are reaching an unprecedented number of highly deserving young men and women.

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Futures and Options empowers New York City’s underserved youth to explore careers and guides them to further their education and become productive citizens.

Most sincerely,

On behalf of our Board of Directors and the young people we serve, we profoundly thank our supporters, partners and volunteers who contribute to our success, and inspire New York City youth to achieve their dreams.

But the needs of New York City students continue to grow. Teenage unemployment is at its highest in 60 years. Without the professional skills and knowledge that they gain through actual work experience, our city’s teens risk falling behind.

OUR MISSION

It’s an ambitious target, but we aim to reach more than 500 students in the coming year. We believe the support of generous donors and volunteers will give us the resources to achieve that goal. And, together, we can help our students advance confidently – in Thoreau’s inspiring words – in the direction of their dreams.

Stephen E. Hessler Chairman, Board of Directors

Patricia S. Machir Executive Director

Please partner with us to empower tomorrow’s workforce to improve their futures, broaden their opportunities, and forge a path to success.

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ACHIEVE DREAM

REALIZE

If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. —Henry David Thoreau

DEAR FRIENDS, Since our inception in 1995, Futures and Options has helped more than 3,000 New York City teens “meet success.”

Those served by Futures and Options – many striving to overcome challenging circumstances – are encouraged to dream, to achieve their full potential, and to realize their promise.

John Bailey, freshman at Carnegie Mellon University, intern at New York City Department of Small Business Services and intern at Parsons Brinckerhoff.

As an organization, Futures and Options works to “meet success” as well. The last year has been a period of tremendous growth. In 2012, our programs reached 490 students, a 32% increase from 2011. Through the support of our corporate sponsors, we provided 213 high school juniors and seniors with mentored, paid internships at 133 businesses. With career-exploration field trips, job-readiness workshops, alumni events, and our new “On The Road” traveling programs, our programs are reaching an unprecedented number of highly deserving young men and women.

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Futures and Options empowers New York City’s underserved youth to explore careers and guides them to further their education and become productive citizens.

Most sincerely,

On behalf of our Board of Directors and the young people we serve, we profoundly thank our supporters, partners and volunteers who contribute to our success, and inspire New York City youth to achieve their dreams.

But the needs of New York City students continue to grow. Teenage unemployment is at its highest in 60 years. Without the professional skills and knowledge that they gain through actual work experience, our city’s teens risk falling behind.

OUR MISSION

It’s an ambitious target, but we aim to reach more than 500 students in the coming year. We believe the support of generous donors and volunteers will give us the resources to achieve that goal. And, together, we can help our students advance confidently – in Thoreau’s inspiring words – in the direction of their dreams.

Stephen E. Hessler Chairman, Board of Directors

Patricia S. Machir Executive Director

Please partner with us to empower tomorrow’s workforce to improve their futures, broaden their opportunities, and forge a path to success.

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CAREER READINESS INITIATIVES

the internship program High school students gain vital handson work experience through Futures and Options internship programs. They get access to corporations, small businesses, nonprofits, and career-readiness training.

Futures and Options coordinates and manages internship programs for businesses, schools and nonprofit organizations.

We are pleased to recognize our strategic partners for 2012: NYC Department of Education

Frederick Douglass Academy George Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High School School for Community Research and Learning Bronx Center for Science & Mathematics Samuel Gompers Career and Technical Education High School Business

Wells Fargo Wireless Generation Nonprofit Organizations

Breakthrough New York KIPP Through College Reel Works Teen Filmmaking The Municipal Forum of New York

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Career Essentials offers work-readiness training to students who are not yet of the age or skill level to be placed in internships. Field trips and conversations with corporate volunteers bring career exploration to life.

Bridge to Work is a volunteer-service program for teens who have completed Career

Essentials. The program is designed to let them continue workforce preparation and career exploration while giving back to New York City.

The College Guidance Initiative helps high school juniors and seniors apply to college.

Group workshops and one-on-one counseling equip students with knowledge to make their college applications more effective.

On the Road workshops bring Futures and Options’ inspiring, energizing programs into high

schools, organizations, and businesses.

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CAREER READINESS INITIATIVES

the internship program High school students gain vital handson work experience through Futures and Options internship programs. They get access to corporations, small businesses, nonprofits, and career-readiness training.

Futures and Options coordinates and manages internship programs for businesses, schools and nonprofit organizations.

We are pleased to recognize our strategic partners for 2012: NYC Department of Education

Frederick Douglass Academy George Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High School School for Community Research and Learning Bronx Center for Science & Mathematics Samuel Gompers Career and Technical Education High School Business

Wells Fargo Wireless Generation Nonprofit Organizations

Breakthrough New York KIPP Through College Reel Works Teen Filmmaking The Municipal Forum of New York

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Career Essentials offers work-readiness training to students who are not yet of the age or skill level to be placed in internships. Field trips and conversations with corporate volunteers bring career exploration to life.

Bridge to Work is a volunteer-service program for teens who have completed Career

Essentials. The program is designed to let them continue workforce preparation and career exploration while giving back to New York City.

The College Guidance Initiative helps high school juniors and seniors apply to college.

Group workshops and one-on-one counseling equip students with knowledge to make their college applications more effective.

On the Road workshops bring Futures and Options’ inspiring, energizing programs into high

schools, organizations, and businesses.

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Growth in one year:

2011

359 113 61

8 8 8 8

2012

490 Youth Served 151 Business Partners 93 High Schools

growth

comes with confidence

CONSISTENT SUCCESS

2011: 100%

82012: 99% High School Graduation Rate 2011: 93% College Acceptance 82012: 94% College Matriculation* *In addition, two students joined the US Military.

By believing in them, Futures and Options teaches our students to believe in themselves.

Lisbeth Perez Diaz, senior at Samuel Gompers Career and Technical Education High School, intern at New York City Small Business Services.

PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS BY ETHNICITY 5% Caucasian

2% other

5% multi-ethnic 10% Asian/ Pacific Islander

49% 29%

Hispanic

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African American

Sixteen percent of our students are immigrants.

More than 67% of Futures and Options participants are from low-income families and qualify for free lunch.

It made me grow up more. I got a little bit more mature.

I make better decisions now. —Lisbeth

Our student population is 57% female and 43% male.

Twenty percent of our students speak English as a second language.

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Growth in one year:

2011

359 113 61

8 8 8 8

2012

490 Youth Served 151 Business Partners 93 High Schools

growth

comes with confidence

CONSISTENT SUCCESS

2011: 100%

82012: 99% High School Graduation Rate 2011: 93% College Acceptance 82012: 94% College Matriculation* *In addition, two students joined the US Military.

By believing in them, Futures and Options teaches our students to believe in themselves.

Lisbeth Perez Diaz, senior at Samuel Gompers Career and Technical Education High School, intern at New York City Small Business Services.

PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS BY ETHNICITY 5% Caucasian

2% other

5% multi-ethnic 10% Asian/ Pacific Islander

49% 29%

Hispanic

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African American

Sixteen percent of our students are immigrants.

More than 67% of Futures and Options participants are from low-income families and qualify for free lunch.

It made me grow up more. I got a little bit more mature.

I make better decisions now. —Lisbeth

Our student population is 57% female and 43% male.

Twenty percent of our students speak English as a second language.

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BUSINESS PARTNERS July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012

PROFESSIONALISM

the springboard for success

Futures and Options equips students to navigate the working world, advance in their own careers, and contribute to New York City’s economy.

Dania Eldib, freshman at The City College of New York; intern at the New York City Office of Management and Budget.

It’s all about how you present yourself. —Dania

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A.C. Advisory, Inc. Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. Alliance for Downtown New York Alvarez & Marsal American Cancer Society American Society of Civil Engineers Angelsoft Assured Guaranty Corp.

Barclays Capital Battery Dance Company Battery Park City Authority Betaworks Big Apple Greeter Bike and Roll Bottomless Closet Breakthrough New York Cantarella Consulting Capital One Career Gear The Carlyle Group CBRE Center for Children & Technology Center for Employment Opportunities Century 21 Department Store Children’s Museum of the Arts Citi Citizens Committee for New York City Colgate-Palmolive Company comiXology The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc. Community Voices Heard The Creative Cookie CycleHawk Messengers

Deutsche Bank AG Dewey & LaBoeuf LLP Digital Color Concepts Donlin, Recano & Company Inc. Doshi Diagnostic DoSomething.org Emanate Empire State Development Eventi Hotel Evercore Partners Inc. The Fashion Class First Southwest Company Fitch Ratings foursquare Futures and Options Gap Inc. Goldman Sachs Grant Thornton LLP Great Eastern Energy Harlem Hospital Center Hawkins Delafield & Wood LLP The Hedaya Capital Group Help USA Housing Works HSBC The Independent Filmmaker Project International Rescue Committee IPG Mediabrands IRG, LLC Janney Montgomery Scott LLC Jefferies & Company, Inc. J.H. Cohn LLP JPMorgan Chase & Co. Junior Achievement of New York

Katz Creative Inc. Kirkland & Ellis LLP Latina Media Ventures LLC Learning Leaders Lebenthal & Co. LLC Let’s Get Ready The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Literacy, Inc. Livestream Loews Corporation Loop Capital Markets, LLC Lower Manhattan Physical Therapy & Sports Rehabilitation Luminosity Marketing M.R. Beal & Company Magnify.net Management Leadership for Tomorrow Manhattan’s Physician Group Maysles Cinema Samuel Melamed, MD Metro New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority Moody’s The Morris + King Company Ms. Foundation for Women Museum of American Finance Museum of Jewish Heritage NASDAQ National Medical Fellowships National Museum of the American Indian NBCUniversal The New Victory Theater

DREAM

New York City Office of the Comptroller New York City Department of Small Business Services New York City Housing Development Corporation New York City Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment New York City Office of Management and Budget New York Organ Donor Network New York State Homes and Community Renewal New York State Nurses Association New York State Office of the Attorney General New York Structural Biology Center New York Transit Museum NYSE Euronext Office of Gloria Steinem Parsons Brinckerhoff Personal Democracy Forum Piper Jaffray The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey POV Prager & Co., LLC Public Health Solutions Public Resources Advisory Group Publishers Weekly PwC Quad/Graphics Quilvest Rice Financial Products Company Roosevelt & Cross

ACHIEVE

REALIZE

RR Donnelley Saatchi & Saatchi Samuel A. Ramirez & Co., Inc. SHARE Siebert Brandford Shank & Co., L.L.C. SIFMA Silverstein Properties The Single Parent Resource Center Situation Interactive SnagFilms Squire Sanders Standard & Poor’s Sterne Agee Teach for America Tekserve THEM Media Thomson Reuters Time Inc. United Way of New York City Urban Justice Center U.S. Bank Warby Parker Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Wells Fargo Securities West Harlem Environmental Action, Inc. Z Group

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BUSINESS PARTNERS July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012

PROFESSIONALISM

the springboard for success

Futures and Options equips students to navigate the working world, advance in their own careers, and contribute to New York City’s economy.

Dania Eldib, freshman at The City College of New York; intern at the New York City Office of Management and Budget.

It’s all about how you present yourself. —Dania

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A.C. Advisory, Inc. Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. Alliance for Downtown New York Alvarez & Marsal American Cancer Society American Society of Civil Engineers Angelsoft Assured Guaranty Corp.

Barclays Capital Battery Dance Company Battery Park City Authority Betaworks Big Apple Greeter Bike and Roll Bottomless Closet Breakthrough New York Cantarella Consulting Capital One Career Gear The Carlyle Group CBRE Center for Children & Technology Center for Employment Opportunities Century 21 Department Store Children’s Museum of the Arts Citi Citizens Committee for New York City Colgate-Palmolive Company comiXology The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc. Community Voices Heard The Creative Cookie CycleHawk Messengers

Deutsche Bank AG Dewey & LaBoeuf LLP Digital Color Concepts Donlin, Recano & Company Inc. Doshi Diagnostic DoSomething.org Emanate Empire State Development Eventi Hotel Evercore Partners Inc. The Fashion Class First Southwest Company Fitch Ratings foursquare Futures and Options Gap Inc. Goldman Sachs Grant Thornton LLP Great Eastern Energy Harlem Hospital Center Hawkins Delafield & Wood LLP The Hedaya Capital Group Help USA Housing Works HSBC The Independent Filmmaker Project International Rescue Committee IPG Mediabrands IRG, LLC Janney Montgomery Scott LLC Jefferies & Company, Inc. J.H. Cohn LLP JPMorgan Chase & Co. Junior Achievement of New York

Katz Creative Inc. Kirkland & Ellis LLP Latina Media Ventures LLC Learning Leaders Lebenthal & Co. LLC Let’s Get Ready The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Literacy, Inc. Livestream Loews Corporation Loop Capital Markets, LLC Lower Manhattan Physical Therapy & Sports Rehabilitation Luminosity Marketing M.R. Beal & Company Magnify.net Management Leadership for Tomorrow Manhattan’s Physician Group Maysles Cinema Samuel Melamed, MD Metro New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority Moody’s The Morris + King Company Ms. Foundation for Women Museum of American Finance Museum of Jewish Heritage NASDAQ National Medical Fellowships National Museum of the American Indian NBCUniversal The New Victory Theater

DREAM

New York City Office of the Comptroller New York City Department of Small Business Services New York City Housing Development Corporation New York City Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment New York City Office of Management and Budget New York Organ Donor Network New York State Homes and Community Renewal New York State Nurses Association New York State Office of the Attorney General New York Structural Biology Center New York Transit Museum NYSE Euronext Office of Gloria Steinem Parsons Brinckerhoff Personal Democracy Forum Piper Jaffray The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey POV Prager & Co., LLC Public Health Solutions Public Resources Advisory Group Publishers Weekly PwC Quad/Graphics Quilvest Rice Financial Products Company Roosevelt & Cross

ACHIEVE

REALIZE

RR Donnelley Saatchi & Saatchi Samuel A. Ramirez & Co., Inc. SHARE Siebert Brandford Shank & Co., L.L.C. SIFMA Silverstein Properties The Single Parent Resource Center Situation Interactive SnagFilms Squire Sanders Standard & Poor’s Sterne Agee Teach for America Tekserve THEM Media Thomson Reuters Time Inc. United Way of New York City Urban Justice Center U.S. Bank Warby Parker Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Wells Fargo Securities West Harlem Environmental Action, Inc. Z Group

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COMMUNICATION opens doors

Futures and Options helps students listen, express, and share ideas to unlock their own limitless potential.

Mabel Nunez, freshman at Syracuse University; intern at Janney Montgomery Scott LLC.

Good communication gets the job done quicker. —Mabel

CAREER EXPLORATION can carve a more rewarding life path

Futures and Options gives students opportunities to realize hopes, aspirations, and dreams by connecting them with a range of career exploration experiences.

Albert Gertskis, freshman at Baruch College, intern at J.P. Morgan Securities Services

To help me learn what kind of career will make me happy, I’m getting the chance to explore a whole range of career choices now. —Albert

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COMMUNICATION opens doors

Futures and Options helps students listen, express, and share ideas to unlock their own limitless potential.

Mabel Nunez, freshman at Syracuse University; intern at Janney Montgomery Scott LLC.

Good communication gets the job done quicker. —Mabel

CAREER EXPLORATION can carve a more rewarding life path

Futures and Options gives students opportunities to realize hopes, aspirations, and dreams by connecting them with a range of career exploration experiences.

Albert Gertskis, freshman at Baruch College, intern at J.P. Morgan Securities Services

To help me learn what kind of career will make me happy, I’m getting the chance to explore a whole range of career choices now. —Albert

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TEAMWORK

sparks greatness

LEADERSHIP

means trust

Futures and Options helps students become their best selves by appreciating others.

Futures and Options helps students grow into true leaders by trusting their own abilities and helping build trust with colleagues and co-workers.

Jonathan Chery, senior at Holy Cross High School; Bridge To Work participant.

Raquel Beckford, freshman at Trinity College, intern at Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C.

Teamwork means you can come to an understanding

To be a good leader, you have to be a great listener. —Raquel

with people who have different ideas. —Jonathan

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TEAMWORK

sparks greatness

LEADERSHIP

means trust

Futures and Options helps students become their best selves by appreciating others.

Futures and Options helps students grow into true leaders by trusting their own abilities and helping build trust with colleagues and co-workers.

Jonathan Chery, senior at Holy Cross High School; Bridge To Work participant.

Raquel Beckford, freshman at Trinity College, intern at Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C.

Teamwork means you can come to an understanding

To be a good leader, you have to be a great listener. —Raquel

with people who have different ideas. —Jonathan

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College Guidance Initiative

Through our College Guidance Initiative, Futures and Options equips students for success in post-secondary education. Our highly personal workshops guide them through the entire process of choosing, applying, and preparing for college. The result: Nearly 100% of our students attend college, four times the New York City average.

DREAM BIG

Our alumni’s success is our success at Futures and Options. Our 2012 college graduates’ accomplishments bring to life the promise and potential we aim to unlock in every teen.

Hearing from college students and experts helped prepare me for my own college experience. —Janiya

Colleges and Universities Our 2012 high school graduates attend the following schools

Janiya Hubbard, freshman at Middlebury College, intern at Katz Creative Inc.

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American Academy of Dramatic Arts Amherst College Baruch College Binghamton University Borough of Manhattan Community College Boston College Bramson ORT College Brandeis University Brooklyn College Cabrini College Carnegie Mellon University New York City College of Technology Clark Atlanta University College of Staten Island Cornell University Dartmouth College Eastern University Fashion Institute of Technology Fordham University Franklin & Marshall College

George Washington University Georgetown University Herkimer County Community College Hofstra University Howard Community College Hunter College John Jay College of Criminal Justice Kenyon College Kingsborough Community College LaGuardia Community College Le Moyne College Lehman College LIM College Long Island University Medgar Evers College Middlebury College Mount Saint Mary College New Community College

New York City College of Technology New York Institute of Technology New York University Old Dominion University Pace University Pennsylvania State University Polytechnic Institute of New York University Post University Queen’s College Queensborough Community College Saint Michael’s College School of Visual Arts St. Francis College St. John’s University SUNY Buffalo SUNY Canton SUNY Cobleskill SUNY Delhi SUNY Fredonia SUNY New Paltz

SUNY Oneonta SUNY Oswego SUNY Plattsburgh SUNY Stony Brook Syracuse University Technical Career Institution The City College of New York Trinity College University at Albany-SUNY University of Delaware University of Illinois University of Massachusetts Dartmouth University of Michigan University of New Haven University of New Orleans University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh Vassar College Wesleyan University Western New England University York University

Stevens Kelly, postbaccalaureate premedical studies at Harvard University. Graduate of Cornell University in spring 2012. Futures and Options intern at MHG Architects PC.

Elaine Wu, analyst at JPMorgan Chase & Co. Graduate of Pace University in spring 2012. Futures and Options intern at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP, F.J. Sciame Construction Co., Inc., and Ambac Financial Group, Inc.

Quincy Bedeau, analyst at Morgan Stanley.

Graduate of Babson College in spring 2012.

Futures and Options intern at Depfa First Albany Securities LLC.

I learned the importance of time management and promptness in the workplace.

Futures and Options gave me the opportunity to jump-start my career at an early age.

—Stevens

—Elaine

The preparation I got from Futures and Options gave me an advantage over other students in my high school class.

—Quincy

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College Guidance Initiative

Through our College Guidance Initiative, Futures and Options equips students for success in post-secondary education. Our highly personal workshops guide them through the entire process of choosing, applying, and preparing for college. The result: Nearly 100% of our students attend college, four times the New York City average.

DREAM BIG

Our alumni’s success is our success at Futures and Options. Our 2012 college graduates’ accomplishments bring to life the promise and potential we aim to unlock in every teen.

Hearing from college students and experts helped prepare me for my own college experience. —Janiya

Colleges and Universities Our 2012 high school graduates attend the following schools

Janiya Hubbard, freshman at Middlebury College, intern at Katz Creative Inc.

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American Academy of Dramatic Arts Amherst College Baruch College Binghamton University Borough of Manhattan Community College Boston College Bramson ORT College Brandeis University Brooklyn College Cabrini College Carnegie Mellon University New York City College of Technology Clark Atlanta University College of Staten Island Cornell University Dartmouth College Eastern University Fashion Institute of Technology Fordham University Franklin & Marshall College

George Washington University Georgetown University Herkimer County Community College Hofstra University Howard Community College Hunter College John Jay College of Criminal Justice Kenyon College Kingsborough Community College LaGuardia Community College Le Moyne College Lehman College LIM College Long Island University Medgar Evers College Middlebury College Mount Saint Mary College New Community College

New York City College of Technology New York Institute of Technology New York University Old Dominion University Pace University Pennsylvania State University Polytechnic Institute of New York University Post University Queen’s College Queensborough Community College Saint Michael’s College School of Visual Arts St. Francis College St. John’s University SUNY Buffalo SUNY Canton SUNY Cobleskill SUNY Delhi SUNY Fredonia SUNY New Paltz

SUNY Oneonta SUNY Oswego SUNY Plattsburgh SUNY Stony Brook Syracuse University Technical Career Institution The City College of New York Trinity College University at Albany-SUNY University of Delaware University of Illinois University of Massachusetts Dartmouth University of Michigan University of New Haven University of New Orleans University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh Vassar College Wesleyan University Western New England University York University

Stevens Kelly, postbaccalaureate premedical studies at Harvard University. Graduate of Cornell University in spring 2012. Futures and Options intern at MHG Architects PC.

Elaine Wu, analyst at JPMorgan Chase & Co. Graduate of Pace University in spring 2012. Futures and Options intern at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP, F.J. Sciame Construction Co., Inc., and Ambac Financial Group, Inc.

Quincy Bedeau, analyst at Morgan Stanley.

Graduate of Babson College in spring 2012.

Futures and Options intern at Depfa First Albany Securities LLC.

I learned the importance of time management and promptness in the workplace.

Futures and Options gave me the opportunity to jump-start my career at an early age.

—Stevens

—Elaine

The preparation I got from Futures and Options gave me an advantage over other students in my high school class.

—Quincy

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CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION SUPPORT $100,000+ The Pinkerton Foundation $50,000+ Alliance for Downtown New York, Inc. Charles Hayden Foundation Gap Foundation NYC Department of Education $25,000+ Capital One HSBC Bank USA

ING Foundation KIPP Through College The Municipal Forum of New York, Inc. The New York Community Trust Youth, I.N.C. William T. Grant Foundation $10,000+ Donlin, Recano & Company, Inc. Downtown-Lower Manhattan Association

The Hyde and Watson Foundation Kirkland & Ellis Foundation NY Tech Meetup The Security Traders Association of New York $5,000+ Acquis Consulting Group, LLC Breakthrough NY CBRE CME Group Community Foundation

INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS (CONTINUED)

$1,000+ ASA Consulting – Andrew Shackett The Carlyle Group Goldman Sachs & Co. Guilford Publications Gust JPMorgan Chase Foundation

$2,500+ Brown Printing Company Colgate-Palmolive Company

Deloitte McGraw-Hill Michael Tuch Foundation Office of the Manhattan Borough President Quad/Graphics RR Donnelley Siebert Brandford Shank & Co., LLC Silverstein

Properties, Inc. Weil, Gotshal & Manges, LLP

Andrew Colao Serena Handley Patricia Hogan Justin Horowitz Isabelle Jetté Carolyn Kim Jeanne Meyer James Molloy Andrew Rasiej Pauly Rodney Meredith Phelps Rugg Brandt Sakakeeny Matthew Siano Maggie & Lewis Sperber James Stone Paul Teske Paul Wasinger Evan Wildstein Anthony Wong

Believers ($100 - $499) Anthony Alfieri Jedidiah Alpert Steve Amato Sarina Amin Robert F. Anderson Justin Anderson Mallory Anhouse Dawn Barber Michael Bassik Martha Battles Jeff Baxter Thatcher Bell Joshua Benson Vikas Bhatia Zoe Bisk Ronald Black Susan Blank Faye Boatright Jessica Bogenrief

Jose Briones Larry Brown Diana Burroughs Marianne & Stephen Busby Gregory Campisi Richard Canzonetti Gloria Cardona Andrea Cody Michael Cohen Tom Cohen Thomas Colaprico Daria Connolly The Conrad Family Jeff Cooperman Sydney Cresap Catherine & John Cullinane Toby Daniels Nicholas DeMaria Wayne Dewald

Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation James T. Lee Foundation Kurtzman Carson Consultants LLC. NYSE Euronext OdysseyRe The Rosenkranz Foundation Taco Bell Foundation

$100+ Jager Smith P.C. Raymond Forbes & Co. Tower Brokerage $1 - $99 Chelsea Computer Goodsearch MHG Architects, P.C.

$500+ DCC Publishing Experts, Inc. Slalom, LLC

INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS Advocates ($10,000 - $24,999) Christian Sullivan Vanessa Wilson Mentors ($1,000 - $9,999) Robert Anderson James Attwood Anne & Ryan Benedict Barbara Christen John Connorton William Ernest Jerry Faust Ephraim Fields Stephen & Stephanie Hessler Peggy Hill Ketan & Bethany Kapadia 16

Lana & Alain Karaoglan Melissa Kern David Lazarus Courtney Leimkuhler & Charles de Segundo James Liu Patricia Machir Edward Machir Patrick & Katie Machir Cynthia Marian Paul Marian Christopher Mikosh Garrett & Mary Moran Stephen Musante Jean Peters & David Ray

Robert Rosenkranz & Alexandra Monroe Edwin & Catherine Sagurton Reshma Saujani Richard Schifter Steven Sperber & Phannee Noiplai Keleigh & Jeffery Spinner Justin Wroe & Kristy Ingram Candice & Thomas Wroe Coaches ($500 - $999) Robert Baehr Jason Berger William Bernstein

Laura Dillon Mark Dimilia Raymond DiPerna Catherine Dodge Elizabeth Duffy Jacob Dunn Banks Edwards Tom Engle Jose Esteves & Isabelle Papoulias Haiko Geratz Anne & John Goldsmith Zach Goodman Alexander Grice Nina Gulemmo David Gutierrez Fabian Hassel Michael Hayes Erik Hendrickson Jhaelen Hernandez

Futures and Options makes every effort to ensure that our listing of contributors is complete and accurate. If we have accidentally omitted your name, please call us at 212.601.0002.

Noel Hidalgo Learley Hill Junchan Hong Andrew Hoppin Lori Kagan Michael Kaminer Mitesh Kapadia Eric Katzman Richard Kennedy Brandon Kessler Fizza Khan Jonathan Kopp Katerina Kumala Damon Lattuga Jessica Lawrence Sarah Leppo Geoffrey Levin Franklin Lockwood Frances & Robert Low John Lynch Michael Maria Sharon Martin Toussaint John McConnell Daniel McCormack Mary McDermott Holland Cindy McLaughlin Nihal Mehta Craig Meisner Ari Melber Shara Mendelson Alicia Mezritz Mark Mooradian Mark Muller Edward Neiger Michael O’Conor Robert Padala Jeevan Padiyar David Pakman Tom Pambrun

Daniela Perdomo Yasmin Pereyra Stephanie Perry Davis Ravnaas Steven Reisman Elizabeth Rippe Kimberly Ritrievi Peter Rodriguez Minerva Roman Daniel Rosen Louis Safren Elizabeth Salas Eric Schmeltzer Greg Scholl Adam Schwartz Walter Siebecker Robert Sieck Micah Sifry Arthur Sobel JW Song Susan Sperber Tracy Sprayregen Lauren States Andrew Steiner Edward Stenger John Stewart Stephanie Storey Conor Stransky Meena Thever Wojcik Vivek Tiwary Paul Triggiani Andrew Turay Kimberly Unger Lyra Vahabzadeh Carmine Vastola Tom Watson Steve Wegener Kate & Seymour Weingarten Paulette Welsing Nathaniel Westheimer Conor White Sullivan

Caroline Widman John Wilson Nina Wintringham Annie Woo Eric Woodworth Friends ($1 - $99) Cindy Abramson Judy Agata Tyler Alexander Jeanine Allen David Andersson Barbara Askins Erin Banks Molly Battles Helena Beaubrun Lisa Benson Jitinder Bhandal Noel Bhumgara Jennifer Bird Brian Brenner Laura Brightsen Ingrid Busson Jonathan Bylin Candice Byun Jaime Campos Mark Cannon Katharine Carey Betty Chan Shari Chapman James Chen Garvin Chen Kathy Chen Erica Chu Meredith Chu Maureen Clancey Ian Cook Paige Corbin Rachel Cowit Sharon Cucinotta Tim Davis Katie Davis

Daniel De Boer Diana DeClemente Carol Degroff Kristy DeRosa Bharat Didwania Walter Ditto Ellen Dodge Moira Donahue Rebecca Dougherty Pavitra Duggal Kimberly Dunn Kelsey & Chris Ellis Matthew Ellis Bob Ellis Edward Eng Vanessa Etherington Alexander Fabry Diane Fazio Lisa Featherstone Regina Flannery Macy Foley John Ford Tonya Gayle Daniel Geoghan Kammie Gibbs Jeannie Gonzalez Scharon Gordon Sarah Gowrie Christopher Greco Meredith Grizzle Stina Haerum James Hamilton Colin Hannaway Laura Henriques Catherine Herbst Peter Herrndorf Amy Hertenstein Hilary Hinchman Edward Hiraldo Alicia Hobbs Candice Homan Davis Hostetter

Stanley Hum Mary Humphries Judith Hunt David Hurst Robert Huttle Katuska Imperial Robert Jang Michael Jetton Stefanie Jones Caroline Kabla Matthew Kasindorf Jeremy Knox Celia Kuhlmann Lori Kyle Jessica LaDuke Jacob Laksin Floyd Lapp Matthew Lebo Richard Lehrer Edmund Lempenski Katrina Lempenski Laurie Levin Daniela Liscio Alexander Litt Matt Longarzo Mark Longerecker Debra Sue Lorenzen Jennifer Ludwig Ryan Machir Daniel Mahoney Hayward Majors Amy Maloof Cindy May Pansy McLean Jeannine McSweeney Micaela Mercado Joseph Miceli Seth Miran Joseph Moschitto Joanna Munoz Celeste Myers Alvin Ng

Anne Nickel Nicholas O’Brien Ryan O’Donnell Erica Onsager Hilary Oran Carol O’Rourke Joanna Ortynska Oladokun Owoyemi Sara & Steve Pandolfi Gregg Paradise Jean Passanante Debra Pederson Caroline Penny Melissa Perez Deming Pamela Perkins Rose Perkolaj Ildira Peterson Depsey Phillips Alastair Procter Amanda Pusey Andi Quartaro Craig Raja Tess Reeder Meaghan Repko Dash Robinson Sean Robinson Katherine Roche Kevin Rodriguez Vincent Roldan John Roncoroni Nicole Rossi Lisa Roth Danilda Ruiz Marianne Russem Ricardo Salmon Christine Sandler Christine Sapienza Allison Schnall

Roslyn Schwartz Alexandra Segalas Steve Severin Ruth Shannon Dan Shribman Richard Simon Thomas Singher Colin Smith Lindsay Solomon Karen Speicher Scott Stuart Denise Sturm Marie Surpris Nekeifa Sylvester Meredith Taylor Monica Telese Kenesha Traynham Cooper Diana Trochez Jennifer Tsai Loriann Vergos Jonathan Villaman Frank Vitiello Khamla Vorasane Jenny Wang Deborah Wasik Racquel Williams Whitney Willis Annabelle Wilson Catherine Wu Donna Yee Anna Yevzelman Vito Zarrillo David Ziegler Oliver Zurbel

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CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION SUPPORT $100,000+ The Pinkerton Foundation $50,000+ Alliance for Downtown New York, Inc. Charles Hayden Foundation Gap Foundation NYC Department of Education $25,000+ Capital One HSBC Bank USA

ING Foundation KIPP Through College The Municipal Forum of New York, Inc. The New York Community Trust Youth, I.N.C. William T. Grant Foundation $10,000+ Donlin, Recano & Company, Inc. Downtown-Lower Manhattan Association

The Hyde and Watson Foundation Kirkland & Ellis Foundation NY Tech Meetup The Security Traders Association of New York $5,000+ Acquis Consulting Group, LLC Breakthrough NY CBRE CME Group Community Foundation

INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS (CONTINUED)

$1,000+ ASA Consulting – Andrew Shackett The Carlyle Group Goldman Sachs & Co. Guilford Publications Gust JPMorgan Chase Foundation

$2,500+ Brown Printing Company Colgate-Palmolive Company

Deloitte McGraw-Hill Michael Tuch Foundation Office of the Manhattan Borough President Quad/Graphics RR Donnelley Siebert Brandford Shank & Co., LLC Silverstein

Properties, Inc. Weil, Gotshal & Manges, LLP

Andrew Colao Serena Handley Patricia Hogan Justin Horowitz Isabelle Jetté Carolyn Kim Jeanne Meyer James Molloy Andrew Rasiej Pauly Rodney Meredith Phelps Rugg Brandt Sakakeeny Matthew Siano Maggie & Lewis Sperber James Stone Paul Teske Paul Wasinger Evan Wildstein Anthony Wong

Believers ($100 - $499) Anthony Alfieri Jedidiah Alpert Steve Amato Sarina Amin Robert F. Anderson Justin Anderson Mallory Anhouse Dawn Barber Michael Bassik Martha Battles Jeff Baxter Thatcher Bell Joshua Benson Vikas Bhatia Zoe Bisk Ronald Black Susan Blank Faye Boatright Jessica Bogenrief

Jose Briones Larry Brown Diana Burroughs Marianne & Stephen Busby Gregory Campisi Richard Canzonetti Gloria Cardona Andrea Cody Michael Cohen Tom Cohen Thomas Colaprico Daria Connolly The Conrad Family Jeff Cooperman Sydney Cresap Catherine & John Cullinane Toby Daniels Nicholas DeMaria Wayne Dewald

Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation James T. Lee Foundation Kurtzman Carson Consultants LLC. NYSE Euronext OdysseyRe The Rosenkranz Foundation Taco Bell Foundation

$100+ Jager Smith P.C. Raymond Forbes & Co. Tower Brokerage $1 - $99 Chelsea Computer Goodsearch MHG Architects, P.C.

$500+ DCC Publishing Experts, Inc. Slalom, LLC

INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS Advocates ($10,000 - $24,999) Christian Sullivan Vanessa Wilson Mentors ($1,000 - $9,999) Robert Anderson James Attwood Anne & Ryan Benedict Barbara Christen John Connorton William Ernest Jerry Faust Ephraim Fields Stephen & Stephanie Hessler Peggy Hill Ketan & Bethany Kapadia 16

Lana & Alain Karaoglan Melissa Kern David Lazarus Courtney Leimkuhler & Charles de Segundo James Liu Patricia Machir Edward Machir Patrick & Katie Machir Cynthia Marian Paul Marian Christopher Mikosh Garrett & Mary Moran Stephen Musante Jean Peters & David Ray

Robert Rosenkranz & Alexandra Monroe Edwin & Catherine Sagurton Reshma Saujani Richard Schifter Steven Sperber & Phannee Noiplai Keleigh & Jeffery Spinner Justin Wroe & Kristy Ingram Candice & Thomas Wroe Coaches ($500 - $999) Robert Baehr Jason Berger William Bernstein

Laura Dillon Mark Dimilia Raymond DiPerna Catherine Dodge Elizabeth Duffy Jacob Dunn Banks Edwards Tom Engle Jose Esteves & Isabelle Papoulias Haiko Geratz Anne & John Goldsmith Zach Goodman Alexander Grice Nina Gulemmo David Gutierrez Fabian Hassel Michael Hayes Erik Hendrickson Jhaelen Hernandez

Futures and Options makes every effort to ensure that our listing of contributors is complete and accurate. If we have accidentally omitted your name, please call us at 212.601.0002.

Noel Hidalgo Learley Hill Junchan Hong Andrew Hoppin Lori Kagan Michael Kaminer Mitesh Kapadia Eric Katzman Richard Kennedy Brandon Kessler Fizza Khan Jonathan Kopp Katerina Kumala Damon Lattuga Jessica Lawrence Sarah Leppo Geoffrey Levin Franklin Lockwood Frances & Robert Low John Lynch Michael Maria Sharon Martin Toussaint John McConnell Daniel McCormack Mary McDermott Holland Cindy McLaughlin Nihal Mehta Craig Meisner Ari Melber Shara Mendelson Alicia Mezritz Mark Mooradian Mark Muller Edward Neiger Michael O’Conor Robert Padala Jeevan Padiyar David Pakman Tom Pambrun

Daniela Perdomo Yasmin Pereyra Stephanie Perry Davis Ravnaas Steven Reisman Elizabeth Rippe Kimberly Ritrievi Peter Rodriguez Minerva Roman Daniel Rosen Louis Safren Elizabeth Salas Eric Schmeltzer Greg Scholl Adam Schwartz Walter Siebecker Robert Sieck Micah Sifry Arthur Sobel JW Song Susan Sperber Tracy Sprayregen Lauren States Andrew Steiner Edward Stenger John Stewart Stephanie Storey Conor Stransky Meena Thever Wojcik Vivek Tiwary Paul Triggiani Andrew Turay Kimberly Unger Lyra Vahabzadeh Carmine Vastola Tom Watson Steve Wegener Kate & Seymour Weingarten Paulette Welsing Nathaniel Westheimer Conor White Sullivan

Caroline Widman John Wilson Nina Wintringham Annie Woo Eric Woodworth Friends ($1 - $99) Cindy Abramson Judy Agata Tyler Alexander Jeanine Allen David Andersson Barbara Askins Erin Banks Molly Battles Helena Beaubrun Lisa Benson Jitinder Bhandal Noel Bhumgara Jennifer Bird Brian Brenner Laura Brightsen Ingrid Busson Jonathan Bylin Candice Byun Jaime Campos Mark Cannon Katharine Carey Betty Chan Shari Chapman James Chen Garvin Chen Kathy Chen Erica Chu Meredith Chu Maureen Clancey Ian Cook Paige Corbin Rachel Cowit Sharon Cucinotta Tim Davis Katie Davis

Daniel De Boer Diana DeClemente Carol Degroff Kristy DeRosa Bharat Didwania Walter Ditto Ellen Dodge Moira Donahue Rebecca Dougherty Pavitra Duggal Kimberly Dunn Kelsey & Chris Ellis Matthew Ellis Bob Ellis Edward Eng Vanessa Etherington Alexander Fabry Diane Fazio Lisa Featherstone Regina Flannery Macy Foley John Ford Tonya Gayle Daniel Geoghan Kammie Gibbs Jeannie Gonzalez Scharon Gordon Sarah Gowrie Christopher Greco Meredith Grizzle Stina Haerum James Hamilton Colin Hannaway Laura Henriques Catherine Herbst Peter Herrndorf Amy Hertenstein Hilary Hinchman Edward Hiraldo Alicia Hobbs Candice Homan Davis Hostetter

Stanley Hum Mary Humphries Judith Hunt David Hurst Robert Huttle Katuska Imperial Robert Jang Michael Jetton Stefanie Jones Caroline Kabla Matthew Kasindorf Jeremy Knox Celia Kuhlmann Lori Kyle Jessica LaDuke Jacob Laksin Floyd Lapp Matthew Lebo Richard Lehrer Edmund Lempenski Katrina Lempenski Laurie Levin Daniela Liscio Alexander Litt Matt Longarzo Mark Longerecker Debra Sue Lorenzen Jennifer Ludwig Ryan Machir Daniel Mahoney Hayward Majors Amy Maloof Cindy May Pansy McLean Jeannine McSweeney Micaela Mercado Joseph Miceli Seth Miran Joseph Moschitto Joanna Munoz Celeste Myers Alvin Ng

Anne Nickel Nicholas O’Brien Ryan O’Donnell Erica Onsager Hilary Oran Carol O’Rourke Joanna Ortynska Oladokun Owoyemi Sara & Steve Pandolfi Gregg Paradise Jean Passanante Debra Pederson Caroline Penny Melissa Perez Deming Pamela Perkins Rose Perkolaj Ildira Peterson Depsey Phillips Alastair Procter Amanda Pusey Andi Quartaro Craig Raja Tess Reeder Meaghan Repko Dash Robinson Sean Robinson Katherine Roche Kevin Rodriguez Vincent Roldan John Roncoroni Nicole Rossi Lisa Roth Danilda Ruiz Marianne Russem Ricardo Salmon Christine Sandler Christine Sapienza Allison Schnall

Roslyn Schwartz Alexandra Segalas Steve Severin Ruth Shannon Dan Shribman Richard Simon Thomas Singher Colin Smith Lindsay Solomon Karen Speicher Scott Stuart Denise Sturm Marie Surpris Nekeifa Sylvester Meredith Taylor Monica Telese Kenesha Traynham Cooper Diana Trochez Jennifer Tsai Loriann Vergos Jonathan Villaman Frank Vitiello Khamla Vorasane Jenny Wang Deborah Wasik Racquel Williams Whitney Willis Annabelle Wilson Catherine Wu Donna Yee Anna Yevzelman Vito Zarrillo David Ziegler Oliver Zurbel

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FINANCIALS Statements of Activities Support and Revenues Unrestricted: Special Event Net Income Contributions Contributions In-Kind Government Grants Program Service Revenue Interest and Other Income Release of Prior Year Restrictions Temporarily Restricted: Contributions Release of Prior Year Restrictions Total Support and Revenues Expenses Program Expenses: Intern Wages and Student Stipends Career Development Programming Total Program Expenses Management and General Fundraising Total Expenses Increase/(Decrease) In Net Assets Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Increase/(Decrease) In Net Assets Statements of Financial Position Assets Cash Contributions & Stipend Receivables Prepaid Expenses Property and Equipment, Net Total Assets

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Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities: Accrued Expenses Deferred Income Net Assets: Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Total Net Assets Total Liabilities and Net Assets

Board of Directors

expenses June 30, 2012

$

$

June 30, 2011

141,099 $ 454,864 40,750 3,500 161,465 1,929 103,173

142,929 390,182 31,750 3,500 36,945 322 106,399

117,220 (103,173) 920,827 $

105,208 (106,399) 710,836

Anne Benedict Frank Colon William Ernest Jerry Faust Zach Goodman Colin F. Hannaway Michael Kaminer Ketan Kapadia Richard Kennedy Jon Lamphier

Courtney Hall Leimkuhler James Liu Cynthia A. Marian Katherine McDonald Finn Stephen P. Musante Stephanie L. Perry Pauly Rodney Poonam Shah Richard X. Simon Steven Sperber

Scott Stuart Christian Sullivan Meena Thever Wojcik Paul Wasinger Kate Weingarten Justin Wroe

Barbara L. Christen Emeritus Founder

Patty Machir Executive Director

Rebecca Dougherty Program Coordinator

Joanna Munoz Program Coordinator

Emily Tartanella Administrative Assistant

Catherine Dodge Operations Manager/ Executive Assistant

Matt Ellis Program Coordinator

Serena Handley Senior Development/ Marketing Manager

Stephen E. Hessler Chairman

Fundraising

James Stone Vice Chairman

Administrative

Vanessa Wilson Treasurer Janet Mannheimer Secretary

81%

Program

Patricia S. Machir Ex Officio, non-voting member

STAFF MEMBERS $

168,674 566,441 735,115 $

113,455 501,772 615,227

$

82,446 89,964 907,525 $

81,771 57,662 754,660

$

(745) 14,047 13,302 $

(42,633) (1,191) (43,824)

June 30, 2012 $

$

June 30, 2011

279,675 $ 109,170 26,688 415,533 $

49,155 136,952

$

110,171 119,255 229,426 415,533 $

230,185 986 10,705 4,336 246,212

Program Expenses

$735,115 81%

Administrative Expenses $82,446

9.1%

Fundraising Expenses

9.9%

$89,964

$907,525

Stefanie Jones Program Coordinator

Keleigh Spinner Director of Strategic Partnerships

CREDITS Michael Kaminer Editor and Art Director Lily Kesselman Photographer East End Advertising, Inc. Graphic Design

Serena Handley Senior Development/ Marketing Manager Cathy Sauer Contributing Editor

30,088 110,916 105,208 216,124 246,212

Summary of Financial Statements dated September 28, 2012, prepared by Skody Scot & Company, CPAs, P.C.

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FINANCIALS Statements of Activities Support and Revenues Unrestricted: Special Event Net Income Contributions Contributions In-Kind Government Grants Program Service Revenue Interest and Other Income Release of Prior Year Restrictions Temporarily Restricted: Contributions Release of Prior Year Restrictions Total Support and Revenues Expenses Program Expenses: Intern Wages and Student Stipends Career Development Programming Total Program Expenses Management and General Fundraising Total Expenses Increase/(Decrease) In Net Assets Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Increase/(Decrease) In Net Assets Statements of Financial Position Assets Cash Contributions & Stipend Receivables Prepaid Expenses Property and Equipment, Net Total Assets

18

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities: Accrued Expenses Deferred Income Net Assets: Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Total Net Assets Total Liabilities and Net Assets

Board of Directors

expenses June 30, 2012

$

$

June 30, 2011

141,099 $ 454,864 40,750 3,500 161,465 1,929 103,173

142,929 390,182 31,750 3,500 36,945 322 106,399

117,220 (103,173) 920,827 $

105,208 (106,399) 710,836

Anne Benedict Frank Colon William Ernest Jerry Faust Zach Goodman Colin F. Hannaway Michael Kaminer Ketan Kapadia Richard Kennedy Jon Lamphier

Courtney Hall Leimkuhler James Liu Cynthia A. Marian Katherine McDonald Finn Stephen P. Musante Stephanie L. Perry Pauly Rodney Poonam Shah Richard X. Simon Steven Sperber

Scott Stuart Christian Sullivan Meena Thever Wojcik Paul Wasinger Kate Weingarten Justin Wroe

Barbara L. Christen Emeritus Founder

Patty Machir Executive Director

Rebecca Dougherty Program Coordinator

Joanna Munoz Program Coordinator

Emily Tartanella Administrative Assistant

Catherine Dodge Operations Manager/ Executive Assistant

Matt Ellis Program Coordinator

Serena Handley Senior Development/ Marketing Manager

Stephen E. Hessler Chairman

Fundraising

James Stone Vice Chairman

Administrative

Vanessa Wilson Treasurer Janet Mannheimer Secretary

81%

Program

Patricia S. Machir Ex Officio, non-voting member

STAFF MEMBERS $

168,674 566,441 735,115 $

113,455 501,772 615,227

$

82,446 89,964 907,525 $

81,771 57,662 754,660

$

(745) 14,047 13,302 $

(42,633) (1,191) (43,824)

June 30, 2012 $

$

June 30, 2011

279,675 $ 109,170 26,688 415,533 $

49,155 136,952

$

110,171 119,255 229,426 415,533 $

230,185 986 10,705 4,336 246,212

Program Expenses

$735,115 81%

Administrative Expenses $82,446

9.1%

Fundraising Expenses

9.9%

$89,964

$907,525

Stefanie Jones Program Coordinator

Keleigh Spinner Director of Strategic Partnerships

CREDITS Michael Kaminer Editor and Art Director Lily Kesselman Photographer East End Advertising, Inc. Graphic Design

Serena Handley Senior Development/ Marketing Manager Cathy Sauer Contributing Editor

30,088 110,916 105,208 216,124 246,212

Summary of Financial Statements dated September 28, 2012, prepared by Skody Scot & Company, CPAs, P.C.

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