Harlem Academy 2014 Annual Report

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2013-2014 ANNUAL REPORT


A MESSAGE FROM

Brianna Turner-Douglas, pictured at Harlem Academy’s 2014 Commencement, currently attends the Peddie School where she is already involved in soccer, Multicultural Alliance, and yearbook.

The Board Chairman Brianna Turner-Douglas, a member of our third graduating class, currently attends the Peddie School where she is already involved in soccer, Multicultural Alliance, and yearbook. She recently wrote:

“Harlem Academy prepared me for boarding school. They taught me to be independent, creative, and surrounded me with teachers who were a real source of support. Thank you, Harlem Academy.” Low-income students are dramatically underrepresented at top universities, with only 9% of students at tier-1 institutions coming from the bottom half of the income distribution. Harlem Academy gives these students a shot to overcome this disadvantage.

Because of the population we serve, 97% of Harlem Academy students need significant scholarship support. The median award is $23,000 toward a tuition of $25,000, so the school only exists with your support. On behalf of the board of trustees, staff, and students, I thank you for making this transformational educational experience possible.

We fill a critical gap. Good charter, public, and Catholic schools move struggling and average students to a minimum level of proficiency. Gifted and talented programs only admit students who are already testing at the 90th percentile or higher. Harlem Academy moves bright, motivated students from above average to excelling, setting them on a path for success at top secondary schools and universities. Our first three classes of graduates have earned $890,000 in annual scholarships to many top schools, including Chapin, Hotchkiss, Riverdale, and Spence.

Sincerely,

DAVID B. PETERSON Board Chairman

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A MESSAGE FROM

Brianna Turner-Douglas, pictured at Harlem Academy’s 2014 Commencement, currently attends the Peddie School where she is already involved in soccer, Multicultural Alliance, and yearbook.

The Board Chairman Brianna Turner-Douglas, a member of our third graduating class, currently attends the Peddie School where she is already involved in soccer, Multicultural Alliance, and yearbook. She recently wrote:

“Harlem Academy prepared me for boarding school. They taught me to be independent, creative, and surrounded me with teachers who were a real source of support. Thank you, Harlem Academy.” Low-income students are dramatically underrepresented at top universities, with only 9% of students at tier-1 institutions coming from the bottom half of the income distribution. Harlem Academy gives these students a shot to overcome this disadvantage.

Because of the population we serve, 97% of Harlem Academy students need significant scholarship support. The median award is $23,000 toward a tuition of $25,000, so the school only exists with your support. On behalf of the board of trustees, staff, and students, I thank you for making this transformational educational experience possible.

We fill a critical gap. Good charter, public, and Catholic schools move struggling and average students to a minimum level of proficiency. Gifted and talented programs only admit students who are already testing at the 90th percentile or higher. Harlem Academy moves bright, motivated students from above average to excelling, setting them on a path for success at top secondary schools and universities. Our first three classes of graduates have earned $890,000 in annual scholarships to many top schools, including Chapin, Hotchkiss, Riverdale, and Spence.

Sincerely,

DAVID B. PETERSON Board Chairman

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W H O W E S E RV E

A PAT H T O T O P U N I V E R S I T I E S

Only 9% of students at tier-1 universities come from the bottom 50% of the income distribution.

PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS ATTENDING

80%

70%

Harlem Academy Tier-1 Universities

60%

50%

40%

30%

20%

10%

0% $0 - $25K

$25K - $50K

$50K - $90K

$90K +

HOUSEHOLD INCOME QUARTILE

$46,000

97%

Three-quarters of our students had household incomes below the living wage threshold and half qualified for free and reduced-price lunch.

The median income for our families was less than $46,000.

97% of our students needed significant financial aid to attend.

$2.6 million

$23,000+

Last year, Harlem Academy provided more than $2.6 million in scholarships.

The median scholarship was more than $23,000 – 92% of the $25,000 tuition.

 Harlem Academy helps parents that may not have a formal education understand the options their children have in achieving a well-rounded education that will help them in being competitive. G R A D E 6 PA R E N T

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More than half of our students lived in single-parent homes, and many will be the first in their families to go to college.


W H O W E S E RV E

A PAT H T O T O P U N I V E R S I T I E S

Only 9% of students at tier-1 universities come from the bottom 50% of the income distribution.

PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS ATTENDING

80%

70%

Harlem Academy Tier-1 Universities

60%

50%

40%

30%

20%

10%

0% $0 - $25K

$25K - $50K

$50K - $90K

$90K +

HOUSEHOLD INCOME QUARTILE

$46,000

97%

Three-quarters of our students had household incomes below the living wage threshold and half qualified for free and reduced-price lunch.

The median income for our families was less than $46,000.

97% of our students needed significant financial aid to attend.

$2.6 million

$23,000+

Last year, Harlem Academy provided more than $2.6 million in scholarships.

The median scholarship was more than $23,000 – 92% of the $25,000 tuition.

 Harlem Academy helps parents that may not have a formal education understand the options their children have in achieving a well-rounded education that will help them in being competitive. G R A D E 6 PA R E N T

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More than half of our students lived in single-parent homes, and many will be the first in their families to go to college.


A MESSAGE FROM

The Head of School On a gray Saturday morning last winter, our middle school history teacher and I rolled up to the main building at Hotchkiss. We planned to visit with Mariah Bell, a recent Harlem Academy graduate and first-year student. It was raining, but Mariah was right there to usher us inside. “I’ll show you a couple of places we spend our free time, then we can grab lunch.” After years of introducing Mariah to my world—the culture of Harlem Academy, a class trip to my old boarding school, and wilderness challenges that align with my love for the outdoors—it was very clear that she was now sharing her space with me.

Mariah Bell ‘13 and Sean Robertson, Harlem Academy middle school history teacher, pose for a photo at Hotchkiss. Sean and Vinny stopped at Hotchkiss as part of a road trip to check in with Harlem Academy alumni at boarding schools in New England.

known each other for years. They were funny, thoughtful, and engaging, with an obvious connection to and admiration for Mariah. After 10 minutes with Mariah and her friends, I knew that she was in the right place and thriving. Our goal is to prepare bright, motivated students from underserved communities for success at top secondary schools. We always check in with our graduates to see how they are doing. You can look at grades, hear from advisors, or talk to parents. But on that day, we left Hotchkiss with proof.

We saw cutting-edge science labs, the 87,000 volume library, and more before grabbing our lunch trays and settling into a relatively quiet table in the main dining hall to continue our conversation. Just as we were taking our first bites, three other students squeezed in to join us with smiles, friendly greetings, and questions of their own. “This is supposed to be our opportunity to talk to Mariah,” I silently griped, “I guess we’re doing a group interview.”

Sincerely,

But it was great. One boy from California, a girl from Hong Kong, and another from Indiana, all chatted with our NYC crew like we had

VINNY DOTOLI Head of School

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A MESSAGE FROM

The Head of School On a gray Saturday morning last winter, our middle school history teacher and I rolled up to the main building at Hotchkiss. We planned to visit with Mariah Bell, a recent Harlem Academy graduate and first-year student. It was raining, but Mariah was right there to usher us inside. “I’ll show you a couple of places we spend our free time, then we can grab lunch.” After years of introducing Mariah to my world—the culture of Harlem Academy, a class trip to my old boarding school, and wilderness challenges that align with my love for the outdoors—it was very clear that she was now sharing her space with me.

Mariah Bell ‘13 and Sean Robertson, Harlem Academy middle school history teacher, pose for a photo at Hotchkiss. Sean and Vinny stopped at Hotchkiss as part of a road trip to check in with Harlem Academy alumni at boarding schools in New England.

known each other for years. They were funny, thoughtful, and engaging, with an obvious connection to and admiration for Mariah. After 10 minutes with Mariah and her friends, I knew that she was in the right place and thriving. Our goal is to prepare bright, motivated students from underserved communities for success at top secondary schools. We always check in with our graduates to see how they are doing. You can look at grades, hear from advisors, or talk to parents. But on that day, we left Hotchkiss with proof.

We saw cutting-edge science labs, the 87,000 volume library, and more before grabbing our lunch trays and settling into a relatively quiet table in the main dining hall to continue our conversation. Just as we were taking our first bites, three other students squeezed in to join us with smiles, friendly greetings, and questions of their own. “This is supposed to be our opportunity to talk to Mariah,” I silently griped, “I guess we’re doing a group interview.”

Sincerely,

But it was great. One boy from California, a girl from Hong Kong, and another from Indiana, all chatted with our NYC crew like we had

VINNY DOTOLI Head of School

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PROGRAM

COST PER STUDENT

We offer an extended day that is 36% longer than average public and charter schools, but our cost per student is just 66% of the average NYC independent school and only slightly more than public and charter schools.

$36,615

$24,395 $21,730

NYC Independent Day Schools

Harlem Academy

NYC Public Schools

P R O G R A M H I G H LI G HT S

Harlem Academy encourages students to examine their character, explore their talents, take risks, set goals, and live out the school pillars as a member of the school, the community, and this world. G R A D E 8 PA R E N T

Lower School Reading Our grade-four reading curriculum challenges students to use higher-order thinking skills to analyze literature, research topics, and learn analogy-based vocabulary. Students are able to determine when to apply particular strategies and gain a sense of ownership for their reading comprehension. As part of the Schools That Can National Forum, 20 visiting school leaders had the opportunity to see this in action. They observed a literary discussion of the book “Esperanza Rising,� touching on themes of class, family, and love.

Character Development In the last year we continued to strengthen our character education program for all grades. We piloted a program called High School Week that challenged grade-eight students with the responsibilities and workload of secondary school. Prompted by research showing that even worrying about being stereotyped can have a measurable impact on student performance, we introduced an advisory unit about mitigating stereotype threat to help students navigate the assumptions others might make about them.

Math and Reading Lab Small group work allowed faculty to further target instruction for students in need of enrichment or remediation. In math, we conducted the secondyear pilot of a weekly period focused on advanced problem solving for top math students and additional instruction in core topics for students in need of extra help. In reading, we piloted advanced reading groups as well as a group for students in need of additional practice.

Field Guides Teachers Sean Robertson and Allison Duarte continued to hone the curriculum they have developed for history and science, respectively. The classes center around trimester-long field guides, with depth of content and an emphasis on nonfiction reading and writing skills. Both shared best practices with a group of charter, public, and parochial school leaders from around the country, as part of the 2014 Schools That Can National Forum school tours.

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PROGRAM

COST PER STUDENT

We offer an extended day that is 36% longer than average public and charter schools, but our cost per student is just 66% of the average NYC independent school and only slightly more than public and charter schools.

$36,615

$24,395 $21,730

NYC Independent Day Schools

Harlem Academy

NYC Public Schools

P R O G R A M H I G H LI G HT S

Harlem Academy encourages students to examine their character, explore their talents, take risks, set goals, and live out the school pillars as a member of the school, the community, and this world. G R A D E 8 PA R E N T

Lower School Reading Our grade-four reading curriculum challenges students to use higher-order thinking skills to analyze literature, research topics, and learn analogy-based vocabulary. Students are able to determine when to apply particular strategies and gain a sense of ownership for their reading comprehension. As part of the Schools That Can National Forum, 20 visiting school leaders had the opportunity to see this in action. They observed a literary discussion of the book “Esperanza Rising,� touching on themes of class, family, and love.

Character Development In the last year we continued to strengthen our character education program for all grades. We piloted a program called High School Week that challenged grade-eight students with the responsibilities and workload of secondary school. Prompted by research showing that even worrying about being stereotyped can have a measurable impact on student performance, we introduced an advisory unit about mitigating stereotype threat to help students navigate the assumptions others might make about them.

Math and Reading Lab Small group work allowed faculty to further target instruction for students in need of enrichment or remediation. In math, we conducted the secondyear pilot of a weekly period focused on advanced problem solving for top math students and additional instruction in core topics for students in need of extra help. In reading, we piloted advanced reading groups as well as a group for students in need of additional practice.

Field Guides Teachers Sean Robertson and Allison Duarte continued to hone the curriculum they have developed for history and science, respectively. The classes center around trimester-long field guides, with depth of content and an emphasis on nonfiction reading and writing skills. Both shared best practices with a group of charter, public, and parochial school leaders from around the country, as part of the 2014 Schools That Can National Forum school tours.

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R E S U LT S : E R B C T P - 4

Harlem Academy helped me grow into a mature adolescent and prepared me for high school. It was an open environment that you felt comfortable in and you weren’t afraid to ask for help. They helped me come out of my comfort zone and become less shy.

R E A D I N G Y E A R -T O -Y E A R C H A N G E I N P E R F O R M A N C E

Median scores on nationally standardized tests were at the 87th percentile for English. 50%

2013 2014 NATIONAL MEDIAN

% OF STUDENTS

40%

30%

20%

KEMANI BAILEY ‘14, PURNELL ‘18

10%

0% 0 -9

10 -19

20 -29

30 -39

40 - 49

50 -59

60 - 69

70 -79

80 - 89

90 -99

80 - 89

90 -99

NATIONAL PERCENTILE R ANK

M AT H Y E A R -T O -Y E A R C H A N G E I N P E R F O R M A N C E

Median scores on nationally standardized tests were at the 83rd percentile for math. 50%

2013 2014 NATIONAL MEDIAN

% OF STUDENTS

40%

30%

20%

10%

0% 0 -9

10 -19

20 -29

30 -39

40 - 49

50 -59

NATIONAL PERCENTILE R ANK

08

60 - 69

70 -79


R E S U LT S : E R B C T P - 4

Harlem Academy helped me grow into a mature adolescent and prepared me for high school. It was an open environment that you felt comfortable in and you weren’t afraid to ask for help. They helped me come out of my comfort zone and become less shy.

R E A D I N G Y E A R -T O -Y E A R C H A N G E I N P E R F O R M A N C E

Median scores on nationally standardized tests were at the 87th percentile for English. 50%

2013 2014 NATIONAL MEDIAN

% OF STUDENTS

40%

30%

20%

KEMANI BAILEY ‘14, PURNELL ‘18

10%

0% 0 -9

10 -19

20 -29

30 -39

40 - 49

50 -59

60 - 69

70 -79

80 - 89

90 -99

80 - 89

90 -99

NATIONAL PERCENTILE R ANK

M AT H Y E A R -T O -Y E A R C H A N G E I N P E R F O R M A N C E

Median scores on nationally standardized tests were at the 83rd percentile for math. 50%

2013 2014 NATIONAL MEDIAN

% OF STUDENTS

40%

30%

20%

10%

0% 0 -9

10 -19

20 -29

30 -39

40 - 49

50 -59

NATIONAL PERCENTILE R ANK

08

60 - 69

70 -79


R E S U LT S

Thank you for making this a safe environment where we truly work together to meet the mission and strive to provide the best possible education for our scholars. Thank you for your collaborative spirit and desire for excellence. HARLEM ACADEMY TEACHER

R E S U LT S H I G H LI G HT S

“My son’s success is definitely attributable to Harlem Academy. The academic foundation he acquired at HA prepared him for the challenges he has come across. I will never forget HA and what the faculty and staff have done for my son in assisting him in realizing his true potential. Thank you!”

By the Numbers • The average first year student saw a 16-point increase on nationally standardized tests. • 80% of students either stayed steady or moved up into a higher group in both math and reading. • Almost half our students scored in the top 10% of the nation in reading comprehension. • Almost one third of our students scored in the top 10% in math. Feedback • 91% of parents rated each of our core academic programs “good” or “excellent.” • Harlem Academy staff highly rates the school’s commitment to improving from year to year with an average score of 4.8 out of 5. • 83% of alumni returned to Harlem Academy to attend an event last year.

P A R E N T, C L A S S O F 2 0 1 3

S E CO N DA RY S C H O O L P L AC E M E NT

Our first three graduating classes have earned $890,000 in scholarships to top secondary schools, and all alumni are enrolled in strong college prep programs. Independent Day Schools Chapin School Grace Church School International Community School of Addis Ababa Marymount School Riverdale Country School Spence School Trevor Day School York Prep School

Boarding Schools Burr and Burton Academy (VT) The School at Church Farm (PA) Holderness School (NH) The Hotchkiss School (CT) Peddie School (NJ) Purnell School (NJ) The Putney School (VT) The Stony Brook School (NY)

Catholic Schools All Hallows High School Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School Cardinal Hayes High School Cristo Rey High School St. Jean Baptiste High School

Public Schools Arts and Craftsmanship High School Humanities Preparatory Academy Leadership and Public Service High School Lower Manhattan Arts Academy

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R E S U LT S

Thank you for making this a safe environment where we truly work together to meet the mission and strive to provide the best possible education for our scholars. Thank you for your collaborative spirit and desire for excellence. HARLEM ACADEMY TEACHER

R E S U LT S H I G H LI G HT S

“My son’s success is definitely attributable to Harlem Academy. The academic foundation he acquired at HA prepared him for the challenges he has come across. I will never forget HA and what the faculty and staff have done for my son in assisting him in realizing his true potential. Thank you!”

By the Numbers • The average first year student saw a 16-point increase on nationally standardized tests. • 80% of students either stayed steady or moved up into a higher group in both math and reading. • Almost half our students scored in the top 10% of the nation in reading comprehension. • Almost one third of our students scored in the top 10% in math. Feedback • 91% of parents rated each of our core academic programs “good” or “excellent.” • Harlem Academy staff highly rates the school’s commitment to improving from year to year with an average score of 4.8 out of 5. • 83% of alumni returned to Harlem Academy to attend an event last year.

P A R E N T, C L A S S O F 2 0 1 3

S E CO N DA RY S C H O O L P L AC E M E NT

Our first three graduating classes have earned $890,000 in scholarships to top secondary schools, and all alumni are enrolled in strong college prep programs. Independent Day Schools Chapin School Grace Church School International Community School of Addis Ababa Marymount School Riverdale Country School Spence School Trevor Day School York Prep School

Boarding Schools Burr and Burton Academy (VT) The School at Church Farm (PA) Holderness School (NH) The Hotchkiss School (CT) Peddie School (NJ) Purnell School (NJ) The Putney School (VT) The Stony Brook School (NY)

Catholic Schools All Hallows High School Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School Cardinal Hayes High School Cristo Rey High School St. Jean Baptiste High School

Public Schools Arts and Craftsmanship High School Humanities Preparatory Academy Leadership and Public Service High School Lower Manhattan Arts Academy

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FINANCIALS

FINANCIALS

Harlem Academy continues to demonstrate financial sustainability and efficiency. The school deeply appreciates the strong support of our donors, who provide 85% of funding. With more than three-quarters of the funding going directly to the program, Harlem Academy continues to be an excellent investment for our philanthropic partners.

2 0 1 3 - 2 0 1 4 S TAT E M E N T O F A C T I V I T E S

$243,470 EXPENSES

$443,693 $2 , 289,054

Program Services Management Fundraising

$2 ,976, 217

ASSETS ASSETS

A N N U A L O P E R AT I O N S I N C O M E 2 0 1 3 - 1 4 T O TA L

2 0 1 2 - 1 3 T O TA L

$1,200,544

$1,212,413

$11,185,110

$4,992,684

$95,579

$150,138

Property and Equipment

$10,070,667

$33,343

T O TA L A S S E T S

$22,551,900

$6,388,578

2 0 1 3 - 1 4 T O TA L

2 0 1 2 - 1 3 T O TA L

$124,279

$105,563

$34,350

$35,072

$7,600,000

Cash and Cash Equivalents Receivables and Long-Term Pledges Other Assets

$388,104

$2 , 557, 218

$3,011,007

Annual Fund Support* Program Revenue Public Funding

$65,685

*Includes unrestricted new gifts and this year’s portion of previously committed multi-year gifts.

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS LIABILITIES

Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses Deferred Tuition Loan Payable

T O TA L N E W I N C O M E

$9, 295 $388,104

NET ASSETS

Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Permanently Restricted T O TA L L I A B I L I T I E S A N D N E T A S S E T S

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$3,593,171

$1,208,741

$11,111,010

$4,959,407

$89,090

$79,795

$22,551,900

$6,388,578

$9,132 , 286

$11, 521, 545

Annual Fund Support Commitments Toward Permanent Campus Endowment Program Revenue Public Funding

$65,685

$1,926,175

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FINANCIALS

FINANCIALS

Harlem Academy continues to demonstrate financial sustainability and efficiency. The school deeply appreciates the strong support of our donors, who provide 85% of funding. With more than three-quarters of the funding going directly to the program, Harlem Academy continues to be an excellent investment for our philanthropic partners.

2 0 1 3 - 2 0 1 4 S TAT E M E N T O F A C T I V I T E S

$243,470 EXPENSES

$443,693 $2 , 289,054

Program Services Management Fundraising

$2 ,976, 217

ASSETS ASSETS

A N N U A L O P E R AT I O N S I N C O M E 2 0 1 3 - 1 4 T O TA L

2 0 1 2 - 1 3 T O TA L

$1,200,544

$1,212,413

$11,185,110

$4,992,684

$95,579

$150,138

Property and Equipment

$10,070,667

$33,343

T O TA L A S S E T S

$22,551,900

$6,388,578

2 0 1 3 - 1 4 T O TA L

2 0 1 2 - 1 3 T O TA L

$124,279

$105,563

$34,350

$35,072

$7,600,000

Cash and Cash Equivalents Receivables and Long-Term Pledges Other Assets

$388,104

$2 , 557, 218

$3,011,007

Annual Fund Support* Program Revenue Public Funding

$65,685

*Includes unrestricted new gifts and this year’s portion of previously committed multi-year gifts.

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS LIABILITIES

Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses Deferred Tuition Loan Payable

T O TA L N E W I N C O M E

$9, 295 $388,104

NET ASSETS

Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Permanently Restricted T O TA L L I A B I L I T I E S A N D N E T A S S E T S

12

$3,593,171

$1,208,741

$11,111,010

$4,959,407

$89,090

$79,795

$22,551,900

$6,388,578

$9,132 , 286

$11, 521, 545

Annual Fund Support Commitments Toward Permanent Campus Endowment Program Revenue Public Funding

$65,685

$1,926,175

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PERMANENT CAMPUS

F I R S T S TE P S TOWA R D A F U T U R E H O M E

In February 2014, we purchased a 20,000 square foot lot at 655 St. Nicholas Avenue that will eventually house Harlem Academy’s permanent home. Currently, the school rents space in the first floor of two apartment buildings. We have already expanded to three, non-contiguous storefronts, and there is limited opportunity for further growth. This move will allow Harlem Academy to better meet its mission by serving more students in expanded facilities. We will add a kindergarten and, over time, a second section of each grade, growing to serve 360 students. Located in Central Harlem, the new site is proximal to Harlem, the Bronx, and Washington Heights, the neighborhoods where most of our families reside. It has excellent access to public transit, including A, B, C, and D trains and numerous bus lines. Harlem Academy extends tremendous gratitude toward the donors listed below. Their gifts made the first steps toward a permanent home and the establishment of an endowment possible. The commitment and leadership they have shown help ensure the future of Harlem Academy and strengthen our ability to make a difference in the lives of our students and community.

I felt like someone who could rise to a challenge, who was not scared to seek help, and who could achieve anything they put their mind and heart to. ZAHIR BARNES ‘14, CRISTO REY ‘18

The Allen Family Foundation

The Cat MacRae Fund

Tony and Regan Asnes

Mr. David B. Peterson

Friends of Bray Family Academy

Rafael Viñoly Architects

Pam Clarke

Tom and Sera Reycraft

Mr. and Mrs. Will Cook

Robert and Laura Sillerman

Mary Ganzenmuller and the A.K. Starr Charitable Trust

Timothy Speiss Hillary and Brett Thomas

Valarie Hing and Ari Raisa Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP

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PERMANENT CAMPUS

F I R S T S TE P S TOWA R D A F U T U R E H O M E

In February 2014, we purchased a 20,000 square foot lot at 655 St. Nicholas Avenue that will eventually house Harlem Academy’s permanent home. Currently, the school rents space in the first floor of two apartment buildings. We have already expanded to three, non-contiguous storefronts, and there is limited opportunity for further growth. This move will allow Harlem Academy to better meet its mission by serving more students in expanded facilities. We will add a kindergarten and, over time, a second section of each grade, growing to serve 360 students. Located in Central Harlem, the new site is proximal to Harlem, the Bronx, and Washington Heights, the neighborhoods where most of our families reside. It has excellent access to public transit, including A, B, C, and D trains and numerous bus lines. Harlem Academy extends tremendous gratitude toward the donors listed below. Their gifts made the first steps toward a permanent home and the establishment of an endowment possible. The commitment and leadership they have shown help ensure the future of Harlem Academy and strengthen our ability to make a difference in the lives of our students and community.

I felt like someone who could rise to a challenge, who was not scared to seek help, and who could achieve anything they put their mind and heart to. ZAHIR BARNES ‘14, CRISTO REY ‘18

The Allen Family Foundation

The Cat MacRae Fund

Tony and Regan Asnes

Mr. David B. Peterson

Friends of Bray Family Academy

Rafael Viñoly Architects

Pam Clarke

Tom and Sera Reycraft

Mr. and Mrs. Will Cook

Robert and Laura Sillerman

Mary Ganzenmuller and the A.K. Starr Charitable Trust

Timothy Speiss Hillary and Brett Thomas

Valarie Hing and Ari Raisa Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP

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DONORS

DONORS

At Harlem Academy 85% of our operating costs come from contributions. The educational experience we offer our students would not be possible without your donations. Thank you.

$2,5 00 - $4 ,999

Dr. Margarita Calderon

Alan and Arlene Alda

Mrs. Dupre C. Cochran

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cole

Lucinda and Robert Ballard

Ms. Anne Cook

Dr. Sally Peterson and Mr. Michael Carlisle

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Cook

Ms. Judy Carmel

Mr. and Mrs. James Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dixon

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Kremnitzer The Kurr Foundation Mr. Matthew Lipman and Ms. Adriana Brunetto-Lipman Ken and Lois Lippmann Mr. Kenneth Lohsen Mr. Win J. Ruml and Ms. Annie C. MacRae

$100,000+

Serenbetz Family Foundation Inc.

$ 5,0 0 0 - $ 9, 9 99

Mr. Adam Casella

Anonymous

Edith Glick Shoolman Children’s Foundation

Anonymous

Mr. Christopher R. Clarke

Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Aresty

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Dordick

Paul R. Barkus

Vinny and Traci Dotoli

The Carmel Hill Fund

Ms. Brenda Earl

Con Edison

J. Christopher Flowers

Vincent J. and Louisa S. Dotoli

Pippa and Robert Gerard

E-J Electric Installation

The John Buck Company

Dr. Judith Favell Mary and Peter Ganzenmuller

John R. and Dorothy D. Caples Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gemus

Mr. Richard Katzman

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Giscombe

Mr. and Mrs. John Kiernan

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hemmerdinger

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Larson

Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Hyman

Mr. John Massoni III

Mr. Charles P. Durkin, Jr.

Madden & Warwick

Mr. Howard Isermann

Ms. Kari McCabe and Mr. Nate McBride

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Edwards

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Markham

Mr. Mark Fisher

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Marrus

Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Fox

Mr. and Mrs. Les Marshak

Mr. Frank Furlan

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Matthews

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Geary

Mrs. Kathy Mayer

Elisabeth S. Golden

Mr. and Mrs. Brian McCarthy

Mr. Ronald M. Goldstein

Ms. Bardia Mesbah

Lucia and David Greenhouse

Ms. Kazie Metzger and Mr. John C. Harvey

Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Bich Mr. David B. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schaps Robert and Laura Sillerman

$50,000 - $9 9,9 9 9

May and Stanley Smith Charitable Trust Mr. Timothy Speiss Tsunami Foundation - Anson and Debra Beard, Jr. and Family Turner Construction Company

Altman Foundation Arcadia Charitable Trust

$ 1 0,0 0 0 - $ 1 9, 9 9 9

BIC Corporation

Mrs. Norma K. Asnes

Credit Suisse Americas Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Rene-Pierre Azria

Dana Foundation Harry Winston Hope Foundation Ann and Cameron MacRae Cat MacRae Fund Catherine and John Nathan

$2 0,000 - $49,9 9 9 The Catherine and Joseph Aresty Foundation

Mr. Jay D. Bargmann and Ms. Cindy Potash Barnard School Foundation Mr. Matthew A. Baxter BJ’s Charitable Gift Fund Mrs. Marie Bosarge Mr. and Mrs. Will Cook Deutsche Bank Trust Company NY Mr. Robert R. Dyson Falconhead Foundation

Tony and Regan Asnes

The Heisman Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cook

Ms. Marlene Hess and Mr. Jim Zirin

John P. and Constance A. Curran Charitable Foundation The Andrew K. Dwyer Foundation EisnerAmper Mr. and Mrs. John Hall Dr. Shirley A. Jackson and Dr. Morris Washington

Mr. Stephen J. Hilton Hyde and Watson Foundation Mark and Sarah Johnston Mr. and Mrs. David Lasry Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Magyar Massey Knakal Realty Services

Mr. and Mrs. David Juracich Mr. Daniel Kabat and Ms. Catherine O’Dwyer Mr. John Katzman and Ms. Alicia Ernst Mike & Aly Levine Mr. and Mrs. David McCabe Mebane Charitable Foundation, Inc. Liz and Tim Morningstar

Mr. John S. Squires and Mrs. Katharine S. Squires

Mr. Jean-Claude Gruffat

Mr. John F. Pritchard

Dr. Patricia Yarberry-Allen

Linda and Michael Purvis

Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidlin

The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation

Mr. Paul Simon

Mr. Jeffrey Solomon

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Mr. and Mrs. Eric Rothfeld

Ms. Valarie A. Hing and Mr. Ari Raisa

Scholastic

Sanofi U.S.

Mr. and Mrs. David Portny

Mr. Christopher Todd

Ronald McDonald House Charities

Van Wagner Communications, LLC

Michael and Elena Patterson

Mr. and Mrs. James Peterson

Lincoln Fund

Tom and Sera Reycraft

Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson

Ms. Jill Hemphill

Mr. David Sadroff

Hillary and Brett Thomas

Midler Family Foundation

Amy K. Taylor and Nelson Rockefeller, Jr.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Mr. and Mrs. Randall Smith

Lizzie McCowen

Henson and Susan Orser

Ms. Lucia N. Musso

Ms. Joan Ganz Cooney and Mr. Peter G. Peterson

Mr. and Mrs. Lazar Lvovsky

Mr. Prabhat Hajela

Mr. and Mrs. William Koenigsberg

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nadosy

I am bold and creative. I take opportunities to lead. I seek help when I need it.

Tahl Propp Equities

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Newman

Mr. Jeremy Raccio and Ms. Sadia Halim

Fairfield County Community Foundation Donor Advised Fund

Mr. Perry Jacobson

Ms. Robin Donath and Mr. Patrick McNeive

Susquehanna International Group

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hilal

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hochman

Metzger-Price Fund, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Marc Miller Ms. Lisa Millman Ms. Joan Millspaugh Mr. Hector Mislavsky and Ms. Judy Martinez Amy and Patrick Mooney

$1 ,000 - $2,499

Natasha and Ori Hofmekler

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Abelson

John Jendras and Judith Paice

The Garret And Mary Moran Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Allen

Mr. Jack Kaufmann and Dr. Elizabeth Phillips

Ms. Elisha Mozersky

Alpert Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Rodman W. Benedict

Ms. Bucky Keady Charles and Jane Klein

Mrs. Jane Bierwirth

Mr. Thomas E. Klein

Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Blackford

The Walter C. Klein Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wildenstein

Mr. John Brus

Mr. and Mrs. Ward Woods

Mr. and Mrs. George Bunn

Mr. John Kranik

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Vincent Mulford Foundation Dan and Pansy Muller Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Murstein Ms. Nancy Newcomb and Mr. John Hargraves Anne and Jacques Nordeman


DONORS

DONORS

At Harlem Academy 85% of our operating costs come from contributions. The educational experience we offer our students would not be possible without your donations. Thank you.

$2,5 00 - $4 ,999

Dr. Margarita Calderon

Alan and Arlene Alda

Mrs. Dupre C. Cochran

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cole

Lucinda and Robert Ballard

Ms. Anne Cook

Dr. Sally Peterson and Mr. Michael Carlisle

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Cook

Ms. Judy Carmel

Mr. and Mrs. James Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dixon

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Kremnitzer The Kurr Foundation Mr. Matthew Lipman and Ms. Adriana Brunetto-Lipman Ken and Lois Lippmann Mr. Kenneth Lohsen Mr. Win J. Ruml and Ms. Annie C. MacRae

$100,000+

Serenbetz Family Foundation Inc.

$ 5,0 0 0 - $ 9, 9 99

Mr. Adam Casella

Anonymous

Edith Glick Shoolman Children’s Foundation

Anonymous

Mr. Christopher R. Clarke

Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Aresty

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Dordick

Paul R. Barkus

Vinny and Traci Dotoli

The Carmel Hill Fund

Ms. Brenda Earl

Con Edison

J. Christopher Flowers

Vincent J. and Louisa S. Dotoli

Pippa and Robert Gerard

E-J Electric Installation

The John Buck Company

Dr. Judith Favell Mary and Peter Ganzenmuller

John R. and Dorothy D. Caples Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gemus

Mr. Richard Katzman

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Giscombe

Mr. and Mrs. John Kiernan

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hemmerdinger

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Larson

Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Hyman

Mr. John Massoni III

Mr. Charles P. Durkin, Jr.

Madden & Warwick

Mr. Howard Isermann

Ms. Kari McCabe and Mr. Nate McBride

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Edwards

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Markham

Mr. Mark Fisher

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Marrus

Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Fox

Mr. and Mrs. Les Marshak

Mr. Frank Furlan

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Matthews

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Geary

Mrs. Kathy Mayer

Elisabeth S. Golden

Mr. and Mrs. Brian McCarthy

Mr. Ronald M. Goldstein

Ms. Bardia Mesbah

Lucia and David Greenhouse

Ms. Kazie Metzger and Mr. John C. Harvey

Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Bich Mr. David B. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schaps Robert and Laura Sillerman

$50,000 - $9 9,9 9 9

May and Stanley Smith Charitable Trust Mr. Timothy Speiss Tsunami Foundation - Anson and Debra Beard, Jr. and Family Turner Construction Company

Altman Foundation Arcadia Charitable Trust

$ 1 0,0 0 0 - $ 1 9, 9 9 9

BIC Corporation

Mrs. Norma K. Asnes

Credit Suisse Americas Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Rene-Pierre Azria

Dana Foundation Harry Winston Hope Foundation Ann and Cameron MacRae Cat MacRae Fund Catherine and John Nathan

$2 0,000 - $49,9 9 9 The Catherine and Joseph Aresty Foundation

Mr. Jay D. Bargmann and Ms. Cindy Potash Barnard School Foundation Mr. Matthew A. Baxter BJ’s Charitable Gift Fund Mrs. Marie Bosarge Mr. and Mrs. Will Cook Deutsche Bank Trust Company NY Mr. Robert R. Dyson Falconhead Foundation

Tony and Regan Asnes

The Heisman Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cook

Ms. Marlene Hess and Mr. Jim Zirin

John P. and Constance A. Curran Charitable Foundation The Andrew K. Dwyer Foundation EisnerAmper Mr. and Mrs. John Hall Dr. Shirley A. Jackson and Dr. Morris Washington

Mr. Stephen J. Hilton Hyde and Watson Foundation Mark and Sarah Johnston Mr. and Mrs. David Lasry Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Magyar Massey Knakal Realty Services

Mr. and Mrs. David Juracich Mr. Daniel Kabat and Ms. Catherine O’Dwyer Mr. John Katzman and Ms. Alicia Ernst Mike & Aly Levine Mr. and Mrs. David McCabe Mebane Charitable Foundation, Inc. Liz and Tim Morningstar

Mr. John S. Squires and Mrs. Katharine S. Squires

Mr. Jean-Claude Gruffat

Mr. John F. Pritchard

Dr. Patricia Yarberry-Allen

Linda and Michael Purvis

Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidlin

The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation

Mr. Paul Simon

Mr. Jeffrey Solomon

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Mr. and Mrs. Eric Rothfeld

Ms. Valarie A. Hing and Mr. Ari Raisa

Scholastic

Sanofi U.S.

Mr. and Mrs. David Portny

Mr. Christopher Todd

Ronald McDonald House Charities

Van Wagner Communications, LLC

Michael and Elena Patterson

Mr. and Mrs. James Peterson

Lincoln Fund

Tom and Sera Reycraft

Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson

Ms. Jill Hemphill

Mr. David Sadroff

Hillary and Brett Thomas

Midler Family Foundation

Amy K. Taylor and Nelson Rockefeller, Jr.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Mr. and Mrs. Randall Smith

Lizzie McCowen

Henson and Susan Orser

Ms. Lucia N. Musso

Ms. Joan Ganz Cooney and Mr. Peter G. Peterson

Mr. and Mrs. Lazar Lvovsky

Mr. Prabhat Hajela

Mr. and Mrs. William Koenigsberg

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nadosy

I am bold and creative. I take opportunities to lead. I seek help when I need it.

Tahl Propp Equities

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Newman

Mr. Jeremy Raccio and Ms. Sadia Halim

Fairfield County Community Foundation Donor Advised Fund

Mr. Perry Jacobson

Ms. Robin Donath and Mr. Patrick McNeive

Susquehanna International Group

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hilal

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hochman

Metzger-Price Fund, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Marc Miller Ms. Lisa Millman Ms. Joan Millspaugh Mr. Hector Mislavsky and Ms. Judy Martinez Amy and Patrick Mooney

$1 ,000 - $2,499

Natasha and Ori Hofmekler

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Abelson

John Jendras and Judith Paice

The Garret And Mary Moran Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Allen

Mr. Jack Kaufmann and Dr. Elizabeth Phillips

Ms. Elisha Mozersky

Alpert Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Rodman W. Benedict

Ms. Bucky Keady Charles and Jane Klein

Mrs. Jane Bierwirth

Mr. Thomas E. Klein

Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Blackford

The Walter C. Klein Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wildenstein

Mr. John Brus

Mr. and Mrs. Ward Woods

Mr. and Mrs. George Bunn

Mr. John Kranik

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Vincent Mulford Foundation Dan and Pansy Muller Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Murstein Ms. Nancy Newcomb and Mr. John Hargraves Anne and Jacques Nordeman


DONORS

Mr. Chase Norman

$ 50 0 - $ 9 9 9

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Gajarsa

Mr. and Mrs. David Offensend

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allaire

Ms. Patricia Gerard

Mr. and Mrs. David Oliver

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Gillin

H. Stanton Orser and Janet Frankel Orser

Anonymous

Mrs. Bruce Gimbel

Mr. William Beattie and Mrs. Evonette Aponte-Beattie

Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Golann

Mr. Stanton Orser and Ms. Therese Joseph Dr. and Mrs. Robert Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Pennoyer Ms. Bryce Pope Mr. Rodney Pope Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Powell Mr. and Mrs. Brian Rafferty Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rascoff Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Renfrew Mr. Larry Ritzhaupt and Ms. Leigh Bonney Mr. and Mrs. Eric Rosenbaum

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bicks Mr. Henry Blackford Mr. and Mrs. Michael Biltz Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bloom Mr. Jonathan Brand Mr. Thomas Brewster Mr. David Brond Mr. Harold I. Bryant Mr. Arthur Byrnes Mr. Anthony Chu Mr. Yann Coatanlem Mr. Livy Coe

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Golden Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gray Jr. Ms. Virginia C. Gregg Ms. Helene D. Grossman Mr. Adlai Hardin Ms. Janice Harris Mr. and Mrs. John Harrison Ms. Clare B. Hawthorne Ms. Namphuong Hoang Mr. and Mrs. Philip Howard Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Howard Mr. and Mrs. Tim Huban

I am honest and reflective. I choose to do what is right Even when it is hard or no one is watching. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rowland

Ms. Patricia Cook

Mr. Benjamin Jendras

Mr. Lewis Runnion and Ms. Alyson Levine

Dr. and Mrs. Jay Damask

Ms. Susan Johnston

Barry and Barbara Dean

Mr. Kevin Kavanagh

Mr. Ron Delsener

Mr. John Kennedy

Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Francois Deroche

Kent School

Mr. Michel J. Longchampt and Ms. Odile D. SchietereLongchampt Mrs. Signe Schlotzhauer Liz and Ed Schlotzhauer Mr. and Mrs. David Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Carl Segal Jean and Stuart Serenbetz Ms. Nicola Short Ms. Terri Sohrab Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Tarnoff

Mr. Todd Dimston and Ms. Melissa Bank Mr. John T. Dolman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eberhart Mr. and Mrs. James Epstein Gary and Mercedes Eustache Mr. Scott Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ferrer

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Waterman

Ms. Wendy Flanagan and Mr. Christopher O’Malley

Ms. Catherine Wood

Mr. Robert L. Foran

Mr. Miles Young

Ms. Claire Forte

Mr. and Mrs. William Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ketchum Mr. and Mrs. David Kleinhandler Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klosowicz Tess and Josh Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Roger Li Mr. Johnmark Lim Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Marston Ms. Wednesday Martin and Mr. Joel H. Moser Mr. Martin K. Matsui Ms. Erica McManaman Mr. James McVeigh

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Harlem Academy taught me to be an independent young woman. I learned how to make my own decisions and to be responsible. Harlem Academy has prepared me for high school, and I thank them for that. A M I TA L L ‘ 1 3 , S T. J E A N B A P T I S T E ‘ 1 7


DONORS

Mr. Chase Norman

$ 50 0 - $ 9 9 9

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Gajarsa

Mr. and Mrs. David Offensend

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allaire

Ms. Patricia Gerard

Mr. and Mrs. David Oliver

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Gillin

H. Stanton Orser and Janet Frankel Orser

Anonymous

Mrs. Bruce Gimbel

Mr. William Beattie and Mrs. Evonette Aponte-Beattie

Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Golann

Mr. Stanton Orser and Ms. Therese Joseph Dr. and Mrs. Robert Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Pennoyer Ms. Bryce Pope Mr. Rodney Pope Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Powell Mr. and Mrs. Brian Rafferty Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rascoff Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Renfrew Mr. Larry Ritzhaupt and Ms. Leigh Bonney Mr. and Mrs. Eric Rosenbaum

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bicks Mr. Henry Blackford Mr. and Mrs. Michael Biltz Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bloom Mr. Jonathan Brand Mr. Thomas Brewster Mr. David Brond Mr. Harold I. Bryant Mr. Arthur Byrnes Mr. Anthony Chu Mr. Yann Coatanlem Mr. Livy Coe

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Golden Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gray Jr. Ms. Virginia C. Gregg Ms. Helene D. Grossman Mr. Adlai Hardin Ms. Janice Harris Mr. and Mrs. John Harrison Ms. Clare B. Hawthorne Ms. Namphuong Hoang Mr. and Mrs. Philip Howard Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Howard Mr. and Mrs. Tim Huban

I am honest and reflective. I choose to do what is right Even when it is hard or no one is watching. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rowland

Ms. Patricia Cook

Mr. Benjamin Jendras

Mr. Lewis Runnion and Ms. Alyson Levine

Dr. and Mrs. Jay Damask

Ms. Susan Johnston

Barry and Barbara Dean

Mr. Kevin Kavanagh

Mr. Ron Delsener

Mr. John Kennedy

Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Francois Deroche

Kent School

Mr. Michel J. Longchampt and Ms. Odile D. SchietereLongchampt Mrs. Signe Schlotzhauer Liz and Ed Schlotzhauer Mr. and Mrs. David Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Carl Segal Jean and Stuart Serenbetz Ms. Nicola Short Ms. Terri Sohrab Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Tarnoff

Mr. Todd Dimston and Ms. Melissa Bank Mr. John T. Dolman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eberhart Mr. and Mrs. James Epstein Gary and Mercedes Eustache Mr. Scott Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ferrer

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Waterman

Ms. Wendy Flanagan and Mr. Christopher O’Malley

Ms. Catherine Wood

Mr. Robert L. Foran

Mr. Miles Young

Ms. Claire Forte

Mr. and Mrs. William Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ketchum Mr. and Mrs. David Kleinhandler Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klosowicz Tess and Josh Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Roger Li Mr. Johnmark Lim Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Marston Ms. Wednesday Martin and Mr. Joel H. Moser Mr. Martin K. Matsui Ms. Erica McManaman Mr. James McVeigh

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Harlem Academy taught me to be an independent young woman. I learned how to make my own decisions and to be responsible. Harlem Academy has prepared me for high school, and I thank them for that. A M I TA L L ‘ 1 3 , S T. J E A N B A P T I S T E ‘ 1 7


DONORS

DONORS

Mr. Brett Miles

Mrs. Lara Thomas

Pam Clarke

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Novick

Ms. Irine Avlakhashvili

Ms. Mindy Gabler

Ms. Susana Namnum

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Thornton

Mr. Andrew Codispoti

Ms. Jean H. Gardner

Ms. Edith Van Slyck

Mr. James Cole

Ms. Charlotte Howard and Mr. Daniel Osnoss

Mr. Alvin Azurin

Ms. Hoang Ngo

Mr. David Bach

Mr. Sean Gardner

Ms. Elizabeth F. Backman

Mr. Hrishikesh Garge

Mr. Rajen Bakshi

Mr. Carlos Garza

Mr. Stephen Balik

Mr. Mark Gaston

Mr. and Mrs. William D. Baum

Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Gershberg Mr. Kenneth C. Gertsen, M.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Roberts

Ms. Kirsten O. Lundberg and Mr. Alex Beam

Ms. Caroline Finley

Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Rosamilia

Ms. Margaret Bearn

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flint

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Scanfeld

Ms. Mildred Bee

Mr. Peter Foley

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Scarola

Mr. Soner Bilge

Ms. Nancy Folger and Mr. Sidney Werkman

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Shanley

Ms. Dana Birnbaum

Mr. Adam Sherazi

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Boahene

Ms. Paula Shook

Mr. Dean Brier

Richard and Sarah Silverton

Dr. Octavia Brown Ms. Natalie Bryt

Ms. Desiree Graves

The Warren J. and Florence Sinsheimer Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Griebel

Mr. Michael R. Slater Ms. Haley Sonneland

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Beane

Mr. Sam Groban and Dr. Erika Groban

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Benedict

Ms. Lisa Gugenheim

Will Bladt and Kate Collins

Ms. Karen Huebner

Mr. William J. Nolan III

Ms. Betsy Wangensteen

Ms. Anne N. Curtin

Mr. and Mrs. William Norberg

Mr. Alan Washington

Mr. George Dale

Mr. and Mrs. Scott I. Oakford

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Weiss

Mr. Kwaw De Graft Johnson

Mr. Kevin Otero

Mr. Ryan H. Whelpley

Mr. Chris DeAngelis

Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Patterson

Ms. Kate R. Whitney

Mr. James Traub and Ms. Elizabeth E. Easton

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Peck Peek Family Foundation Ms. Mary Perry Ms. Margot Pitts

Ms. Caroline Williamson Mr. Michael Wingertzahn Mr. Paul Wolf Ms. Qian Yang Rose and Scott Young

Mr. John Pyne Ms. Mei Hui R. Quek Mr. David Rabuano Ms. Caroline Rebello Mr. Brandon Resnick Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rooney Ms. Linda Rothschild Mr. Claude Rounds Rubin-Henry Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Schaps Mary E. Schwinn

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Foran

$ 2 50 - $ 49 9 Anonymous Mr. Ernest Au Mr. Yogesh Bahl Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barry

Mr. John Giamundo Ms. Jennean Graham

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Blum

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Imhoff

Ms. Sarah Bond

Tara and Christian Johnson

Mr. Charles Boyd

Mr. M. Haynes Johnston

I listen carefully. I speak kindly. I care for my community.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Silberman Mr. Michael Speller Mr. David Stolzar Mr. Deepak Subramanian Ms. Michi I. Tashjian

Mr. Charles Chantepie Ms. Florence Clarke

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Mr. Jonathan Suh Mr. Judson Traphagen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. West Mr. and Mrs. Robie White

Ms. Elizabeth Wood

Mr. David Keating

Ms. Maxine Wu

Ms. Karen R. Keating

Shan Yu

Ms. Kate P. Kirby and Mr. Arch W. Horst Mr. Charles Kirtley Mr. Jeffrey Lebovitz Herbert and Barbara Levy Mr. and Mrs. Dan London Maher Family Foundation

Mr. Charles Brown

Ms. Lok S. Chan

Ms. Sherri Stephenson

Ms. Mary Karr

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. McCooey Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Carlson

Mr. Elliott Rebhun

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Broadwater

Ms. Yvette Carbone

Ms. Elizabeth Pyne

Mr. Amit Kalra

Mr. Michael Maybaum

Mr. John Calhoun

Mr. Frederick Putnam

Mr. Kyle Widrick and Ms. Alexandra Kaplan

Mr. Frank Martin, Jr.

Stefanie and David Shaw

Mr. and Mrs. John Pile-Spellman

Mrs. John R. Johnston

Mr. and Mrs. Pat Manocchia

Mr. Ted Seides and Mrs. Shari Seides

Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Perez

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Goldberger Emily and Jeff Goodwin Ms. Jamie S. Gorelick Ms. Nicola Grant

Mr. Patrick Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. Guy Agbor Mr. Michael Aguero-Sinclair Ms. Ruchi Airon Mr. David O. Alade Ms. June Albert and Ms. Celeste Pagano Ms. Beatrice Alda and Ms. Jennifer Brooke

Ms. Hazel Green Ms. Jenya Green Mr. and Mrs. George Hackl Mr. David Hammond

Ms. Lakisha Burke

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hand

Mr. and Mrs. James Caruso Ms. Colleen Caslin

Mr. Kevin Harrigan Ms. Grace Harvey

Mr. and Mrs. Weigong Chao Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Chapin Ms. Susan Cohen

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Hauser Mrs. Jennifer Hayes Ms. Amber Heaton

Mr. Maxwell Collie

Mrs. Marcia Hedborn

Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Conrad Ms. Ellen Cromack

Mr. Craig Henderson Ms. Colleen Henry

Mr. Fabio Da Silva

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Herman

Mr. and Mrs. William Daughtrey

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Holtzer

Ms. Anne d’Avenas and Mr. Jerry Brody

Ms. Nkenge Ho-Shing

Mr. Ronald De Gier

Mr. Joy Hurd and Ms. Emily Dubner

Ms. Marguerite DeClue

UP TO $25 0

Ms. Martha Glass

Mr. Carl Di Paolo

Ms. Kristine Hynes Mr. Navrooz Irani

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Drake Mr. and Mrs. John Dullaghan Mr. and Mrs. David Dunlap Mr. Oakley Duryea

Ms. Gretchen Jaeckle Mr. J. Edward Jaeckle III Mr. and Mrs. James Jaffe Mr. Gurnel Jean Louis Mr. Charles Jellinghaus

Ms. Lynne Eisenberg Ms. Olga Elhajjar

Mr. Daniel Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Johan Johnson

Larry and Laurie Enos

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Alexander

Dr. Mina Farhad

Ms. Barbara McKinnon

Ms. Roberta Amon

Mr. Stephen Farrelly

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Miness

Ms. Karmon Amsler

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fischman

Faith and Dick Morningstar

Ms. Carolyn Angel

Mr. Tyrone Fowler

Mr. John J. Nigro

Mr. Kevin Antene

Ms. Camille Frederic

Mr. Demetrius Nonas

Mr. Nadir Asghar

Mr. Steven Friefeld

Ms. Arokia D. Joseph Ms. Gloria Joseph Ms. Mona J. Kahl Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Kane Mr. Edward Kelley Kerrest Family Dr. William J. Kieffer

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DONORS

DONORS

Mr. Brett Miles

Mrs. Lara Thomas

Pam Clarke

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Novick

Ms. Irine Avlakhashvili

Ms. Mindy Gabler

Ms. Susana Namnum

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Thornton

Mr. Andrew Codispoti

Ms. Jean H. Gardner

Ms. Edith Van Slyck

Mr. James Cole

Ms. Charlotte Howard and Mr. Daniel Osnoss

Mr. Alvin Azurin

Ms. Hoang Ngo

Mr. David Bach

Mr. Sean Gardner

Ms. Elizabeth F. Backman

Mr. Hrishikesh Garge

Mr. Rajen Bakshi

Mr. Carlos Garza

Mr. Stephen Balik

Mr. Mark Gaston

Mr. and Mrs. William D. Baum

Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Gershberg Mr. Kenneth C. Gertsen, M.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Roberts

Ms. Kirsten O. Lundberg and Mr. Alex Beam

Ms. Caroline Finley

Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Rosamilia

Ms. Margaret Bearn

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flint

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Scanfeld

Ms. Mildred Bee

Mr. Peter Foley

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Scarola

Mr. Soner Bilge

Ms. Nancy Folger and Mr. Sidney Werkman

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Shanley

Ms. Dana Birnbaum

Mr. Adam Sherazi

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Boahene

Ms. Paula Shook

Mr. Dean Brier

Richard and Sarah Silverton

Dr. Octavia Brown Ms. Natalie Bryt

Ms. Desiree Graves

The Warren J. and Florence Sinsheimer Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Griebel

Mr. Michael R. Slater Ms. Haley Sonneland

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Beane

Mr. Sam Groban and Dr. Erika Groban

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Benedict

Ms. Lisa Gugenheim

Will Bladt and Kate Collins

Ms. Karen Huebner

Mr. William J. Nolan III

Ms. Betsy Wangensteen

Ms. Anne N. Curtin

Mr. and Mrs. William Norberg

Mr. Alan Washington

Mr. George Dale

Mr. and Mrs. Scott I. Oakford

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Weiss

Mr. Kwaw De Graft Johnson

Mr. Kevin Otero

Mr. Ryan H. Whelpley

Mr. Chris DeAngelis

Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Patterson

Ms. Kate R. Whitney

Mr. James Traub and Ms. Elizabeth E. Easton

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Peck Peek Family Foundation Ms. Mary Perry Ms. Margot Pitts

Ms. Caroline Williamson Mr. Michael Wingertzahn Mr. Paul Wolf Ms. Qian Yang Rose and Scott Young

Mr. John Pyne Ms. Mei Hui R. Quek Mr. David Rabuano Ms. Caroline Rebello Mr. Brandon Resnick Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rooney Ms. Linda Rothschild Mr. Claude Rounds Rubin-Henry Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Schaps Mary E. Schwinn

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Foran

$ 2 50 - $ 49 9 Anonymous Mr. Ernest Au Mr. Yogesh Bahl Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barry

Mr. John Giamundo Ms. Jennean Graham

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Blum

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Imhoff

Ms. Sarah Bond

Tara and Christian Johnson

Mr. Charles Boyd

Mr. M. Haynes Johnston

I listen carefully. I speak kindly. I care for my community.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Silberman Mr. Michael Speller Mr. David Stolzar Mr. Deepak Subramanian Ms. Michi I. Tashjian

Mr. Charles Chantepie Ms. Florence Clarke

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Mr. Jonathan Suh Mr. Judson Traphagen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. West Mr. and Mrs. Robie White

Ms. Elizabeth Wood

Mr. David Keating

Ms. Maxine Wu

Ms. Karen R. Keating

Shan Yu

Ms. Kate P. Kirby and Mr. Arch W. Horst Mr. Charles Kirtley Mr. Jeffrey Lebovitz Herbert and Barbara Levy Mr. and Mrs. Dan London Maher Family Foundation

Mr. Charles Brown

Ms. Lok S. Chan

Ms. Sherri Stephenson

Ms. Mary Karr

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. McCooey Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Carlson

Mr. Elliott Rebhun

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Broadwater

Ms. Yvette Carbone

Ms. Elizabeth Pyne

Mr. Amit Kalra

Mr. Michael Maybaum

Mr. John Calhoun

Mr. Frederick Putnam

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Mr. and Mrs. William Daughtrey

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Holtzer

Ms. Anne d’Avenas and Mr. Jerry Brody

Ms. Nkenge Ho-Shing

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Ms. Martha Glass

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Dr. Mina Farhad

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Mr. Omeir Nishat

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Fans of MILKSHAKE and Mimi

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John and Patricia Olive

Ms. Colleen Schmit

Mr. Abel Kusi-Appouh

Mr. Mark O’Sullivan

Mr. Martyn Scrivens

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Ms. Carmel Owen

Mr. Somil Shah

Grace Parker

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Mr. Thomas C. Lewis Ji Li Ms. Zhenzhen Li Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lieber Ms. Mara Lipner John and Kathy Longeway Mr. Lincoln Lyman Deborah and Patrick Madden Ms. Yocasta Martinez Claire and Cornelius Marx Mr. Brian Matarazzo

I make the most of each day. I learn from my mistakes. I don’t give up.*

Nora and Marc Mazur

The skills I developed at Harlem Academy have prepared me for success here. The literary analysis at Harlem Academy seemed like something I would never need, but we write lots of analyses here. I’m able to make strong arguments because I use specific references to the text rather than opinions. TYRESE COCKING ‘13, HOLDERNESS ‘17

Mr. Rashad McCloud

Ms. Cathy Pitegoff

Ms. Melonie Sterling

Mr. Conor McCoy

Viet62

Mr. David Stern

Mr. Sean Merriweather

Tomm Polos

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stoll

Mr. Jon J. Mendlovitz

Ms. Jill Povol

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Strozier

Mr. Calvin Mew

Mr. Vladimir Poznyakov

Dave and Linda Suitor

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mezey

Ms. Haley Priebe

Mr. Mark Sullivan

Mr. Daren Miller

Mr. Nyran Ramprashad

Ms. Najada Molosiu-Bare

Mr. Peter Rapp

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Swain Jr.

Ms. Lisa Monaco

Mr. Gregory Reaves

Ms. Linda Morant

Mr. Adam Reeder

Mr. David Morris

Ms. Carleen Richards

Ms. Nicole Morris

Gayle F. Robinson

Ms. Jamnah Morton

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rodkin

Ms. Judith L. Moxley

Ms. Dana Rogers

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mueller

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard R. Ross

Mr. Scott Nafie

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rovegno

Ms. Kathy Nebenhaus

Ms. Lauren Rozbruch

Dinny and Ned Nemacheck

Ms. Bonnie Sacerdote

Great Performances

Ms. Sandra Sahn

Mr. Howard Newman and Ms. Ellen Katz

Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Santulin

Ms. Trenise Washington and Ms. Tawanda Patterson

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. Savage

Mr. and Mrs. Todd K. West

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Scanlon

Peter Westbrook Foundation, Inc.

Mr. Jordan Newman

* Harlem Academy School Creed

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Ms. Leith Talamo Mr. Samuel C. Tattersall Mr. Fenton Tom Mrs. Michelle B. Tortusa and Mr. Tyrone Tortusa Mr. Simeon Tsonev Ms. Jeanne B. Turner Mr. Amir Vardi Lana and Justin Walder Mr. Bruno Walmsley Ms. Bernadette Walter


DONORS

Mr. Thomas J. Koffer

Mr. Omeir Nishat

Donna and Gary Schechter

Alan and Marilyn Kravitz

Fans of MILKSHAKE and Mimi

Mr. and Mrs. Reeve Schley

Mr. David Kravitz

John and Patricia Olive

Ms. Colleen Schmit

Mr. Abel Kusi-Appouh

Mr. Mark O’Sullivan

Mr. Martyn Scrivens

Mr. Mark J. Lalloo and Mrs. Mary Lalloo

Ms. Carmel Owen

Mr. Somil Shah

Grace Parker

Ms. Merri L. Shaw and Mr. Bruce W. Carroll

Ms. Louise W. Lamphere Lands’ End School Albert and Margaret Lardizabal Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lauria Ms. Kendra Leach Ms. Marina Levin

Mr. Ryan Parrish Mr. Peter Patch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pennoyer II Ms. Aurelia G. Perkins Mr. Mark Pescara Ms. Jerrilyn Petito

Ms. Marsha E. Simms Mr. Carter Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith Ms. Joanne Smithwrick Ms. Michèle Solá Mr. Edmund Stalzer

Mr. Thomas C. Lewis Ji Li Ms. Zhenzhen Li Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lieber Ms. Mara Lipner John and Kathy Longeway Mr. Lincoln Lyman Deborah and Patrick Madden Ms. Yocasta Martinez Claire and Cornelius Marx Mr. Brian Matarazzo

I make the most of each day. I learn from my mistakes. I don’t give up.*

Nora and Marc Mazur

The skills I developed at Harlem Academy have prepared me for success here. The literary analysis at Harlem Academy seemed like something I would never need, but we write lots of analyses here. I’m able to make strong arguments because I use specific references to the text rather than opinions. TYRESE COCKING ‘13, HOLDERNESS ‘17

Mr. Rashad McCloud

Ms. Cathy Pitegoff

Ms. Melonie Sterling

Mr. Conor McCoy

Viet62

Mr. David Stern

Mr. Sean Merriweather

Tomm Polos

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stoll

Mr. Jon J. Mendlovitz

Ms. Jill Povol

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Strozier

Mr. Calvin Mew

Mr. Vladimir Poznyakov

Dave and Linda Suitor

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mezey

Ms. Haley Priebe

Mr. Mark Sullivan

Mr. Daren Miller

Mr. Nyran Ramprashad

Ms. Najada Molosiu-Bare

Mr. Peter Rapp

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Swain Jr.

Ms. Lisa Monaco

Mr. Gregory Reaves

Ms. Linda Morant

Mr. Adam Reeder

Mr. David Morris

Ms. Carleen Richards

Ms. Nicole Morris

Gayle F. Robinson

Ms. Jamnah Morton

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rodkin

Ms. Judith L. Moxley

Ms. Dana Rogers

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mueller

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard R. Ross

Mr. Scott Nafie

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rovegno

Ms. Kathy Nebenhaus

Ms. Lauren Rozbruch

Dinny and Ned Nemacheck

Ms. Bonnie Sacerdote

Great Performances

Ms. Sandra Sahn

Mr. Howard Newman and Ms. Ellen Katz

Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Santulin

Ms. Trenise Washington and Ms. Tawanda Patterson

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. Savage

Mr. and Mrs. Todd K. West

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Scanlon

Peter Westbrook Foundation, Inc.

Mr. Jordan Newman

* Harlem Academy School Creed

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Ms. Leith Talamo Mr. Samuel C. Tattersall Mr. Fenton Tom Mrs. Michelle B. Tortusa and Mr. Tyrone Tortusa Mr. Simeon Tsonev Ms. Jeanne B. Turner Mr. Amir Vardi Lana and Justin Walder Mr. Bruno Walmsley Ms. Bernadette Walter


DONORS

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I N M E MO RY O F B RYA N T H AY E S

Cliff and Louise Wilson

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Brooklyn Nets

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Michael and Elena Patterson

Traci and Vinny Dotoli

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Rachan Booth and Naquiesha Wright

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IN HONOR OF JAY BA RGM A N N J. Christopher Flowers

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Stefanie and David Shaw

IN HONOR OF M A R K J O H N STO N

Ms. Lynne Eisenberg

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I N ME MO RY O F DO R OTH Y KA RREL Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Gershberg Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hand Ms. Bernadette Walter

IN HONOR OF E V E LY N L AS RY Ms. Caroline Williamson

Mr. Martin K. Matsui

Mr. Mark Boidman

IN HONOR OF A N N M AC R A E

Elizabeth Bradham and Randy Pelzer

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Ms. Pam Clarke Mr. Ellis Cohen

Mr. and Mrs. George Hackl

Mr. Andrew Colosimo

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Mr. Aaron Cook

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Mr. Laurence Cranch

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Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fischman

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IN HONOR OF G R AC E PA R K E R

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Ms. Elizabeth Parker

Mr. Adlai Hardin

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I N HO NO R O F ALAN WASHI NGTO N Dr. Shirley A. Jackson and Dr. Morris Washington

201 4 SPRI NG B ENEFI T AUCT I O N D O NAT I O NS

The New York Yankees Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Newman Mr. Cole Oram Mr. Marco Pasanella and Ms. Rebecca Robertson Pierre Michel Salon Mr. and Mrs. William Plotch Mr. Jeremy Raccio and Ms. Sadia Halim Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reycraft Roundabout Theatre Company

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Taste of Texas

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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hochman

IN HONOR OF MA R G OT P I TTS

IN HONOR OF HELENE GR OSSM A N

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U.S. Figure Skating

Ms. Betsy Wangensteen

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Markham

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bicks

VBH Luxury Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lieber

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Mr. Jean-Luc Colombo

The Giants Foundation

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I N M EM O RY O F MACKINLEY SILLERMAN

Mr. Brett Miles

Mr. Gregory Fowlkes

Mr. Daniel Hochman

Mr. Elliott Rebhun

Ms. Karen Huebner

Mr. Matthew A. Baxter

IN HONOR OF JOHN TOD D GA N ZEN MU L L ER

Mr. and Mrs. Brian McCarthy

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Dorsey

IN HONOR OF LIZ DUFFY

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Beane

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Imhoff

Ms. Katharine O’Callaghan and Mr. Bruno Walmsley

Ms. Kathy Nebenhaus

IN HONOR OF VINNY DOTOL I

Ms. Marlene Hess and Mr. Jim Zirin

Dallas Mavericks

Hillary and Brett Thomas

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DONORS

DONORS

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Matthews

Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Whitman

I N M E MO RY O F B RYA N T H AY E S

Cliff and Louise Wilson

Mrs. Jennifer Hayes

Mr. and Mrs. John Whitman

Mr. Jay Mirostaw

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Thornton

Meryl Davis and Charlie White

FRE NCH CONS ULATE AUCTION DONATIONS

Detroit Lions, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wildenstein

I N HO NO R O F LAURA SI LLERM AN

Deutsche Bank Trust Company NY

Mr. Emmanuel Cruse

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hemmerdinger

Mr. Tobias Everke

Ms. Florence Cathiard

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ganzenmuller

Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Bich

Mr. David Paro

Ms. Anne Wong Ms. Sandra Woodard

Brooklyn Nets

Mr. and Mrs. Marc Miller

I N HO NO R O F LI Z SCHLOTZ HAUER

I N M E MO RY O F JOHN HEDBORN

Michael and Elena Patterson

Traci and Vinny Dotoli

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Pearlman

Mr. Hanbin Ying

Mr. and Mrs. Ned Nemacheck

Mr. John Puchalla

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Young

Mrs. Marcia Hedborn

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rascoff

Rachan Booth and Naquiesha Wright

Mr. Daniel Sacks

Mr. Mohammed Yusuf Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Zadek Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Zwerling

IN HONOR OF JAY BA RGM A N N J. Christopher Flowers

IN HONOR OF W I L L A N D MAGGI E COOK Mr. and Mrs. David Portny Mr. Ted Seides and Mrs. Shari Seides

IN HONOR OF J I L L H E MP H I L L

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Segal

Ms. Marina Levin

Mr. Nick Sizer

IN HONOR OF DR. SHIRLEY A N N JAC KS O N Ms. Virginia C. Gregg

IN HONOR OF B E N J E N DR AS Mr. Kevin Antene

Stefanie and David Shaw

IN HONOR OF M A R K J O H N STO N

Ms. Lynne Eisenberg

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allaire Mr. William J. Barbera

Mr. Simon Wedgebury

I N ME MO RY O F DO R OTH Y KA RREL Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Gershberg Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hand Ms. Bernadette Walter

IN HONOR OF E V E LY N L AS RY Ms. Caroline Williamson

Mr. Martin K. Matsui

Mr. Mark Boidman

IN HONOR OF A N N M AC R A E

Elizabeth Bradham and Randy Pelzer

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Blum

Ms. Pam Clarke Mr. Ellis Cohen

Mr. and Mrs. George Hackl

Mr. Andrew Colosimo

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Norbury

Mr. Aaron Cook

Robert and Laura Sillerman

Mr. Laurence Cranch

IN HONOR OF EVA N GOLD M A N Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rodkin

IN HONOR OF STELLA GRAY

Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Davidson Evercore Partners Services East LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Tarnoff

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Roberts

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Les Marshak Mr. Todd Dimston and Ms. Melissa Bank Ms. Irine Avlakhashvili Ms. Jerrilyn Petito

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fischman

I N ME MO RY O F C AT MAC R A E Dr. and Mrs. Robert Palmer Ms. Namphuong Hoang

IN HONOR OF G R AC E PA R K E R

Mr. Saul Goodman

Ms. Elizabeth Parker

Mr. Adlai Hardin

Mr. and Mrs. John Harrison Harry Winston Hope Foundation Holler If Ya Hear Me, L.P. Ms. Alexandra Idol

J. McLaughlin Clothing Jay Peak Resort Jazz at Lincoln Center Joey Parnes Productions Judith Leiber Couture Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Kallop Ms. Shawnee Knight and Ms. Monica Braggs Mr. and Mrs. Michael Levine Los Angeles Clippers Mr. and Mrs. Cameron MacRae

I N HO NO R O F T I M SI M S Ms. Amber Heaton

Manhattan Theatre Club Martin Brothers Wines New York Mets New York Rangers Hockey Club

I N HO NO R O F HI LLARY AND B RET T T HO M AS

I N HO NO R O F ALAN WASHI NGTO N Dr. Shirley A. Jackson and Dr. Morris Washington

201 4 SPRI NG B ENEFI T AUCT I O N D O NAT I O NS

The New York Yankees Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Newman Mr. Cole Oram Mr. Marco Pasanella and Ms. Rebecca Robertson Pierre Michel Salon Mr. and Mrs. William Plotch Mr. Jeremy Raccio and Ms. Sadia Halim Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reycraft Roundabout Theatre Company

Mr. and Mrs. Tony Asnes

Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidlin

Lucinda and Robert Ballard

Robert and Laura Sillerman

Mr. Jay D. Bargmann and Ms. Cindy Potash

Taste of Texas

Best Made Company

Tom Ford, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hochman

IN HONOR OF MA R G OT P I TTS

IN HONOR OF HELENE GR OSSM A N

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Kagan

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Pitts, Jr.

Mr. Jonathan Lash

Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Bich

U.S. Figure Skating

Ms. Betsy Wangensteen

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Markham

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bicks

VBH Luxury Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lieber

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Mr. Jean-Luc Colombo

The Giants Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irvine

I N M EM O RY O F MACKINLEY SILLERMAN

Mr. Brett Miles

Mr. Gregory Fowlkes

Mr. Daniel Hochman

Mr. Elliott Rebhun

Ms. Karen Huebner

Mr. Matthew A. Baxter

IN HONOR OF JOHN TOD D GA N ZEN MU L L ER

Mr. and Mrs. Brian McCarthy

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Dorsey

IN HONOR OF LIZ DUFFY

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Beane

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Imhoff

Ms. Katharine O’Callaghan and Mr. Bruno Walmsley

Ms. Kathy Nebenhaus

IN HONOR OF VINNY DOTOL I

Ms. Marlene Hess and Mr. Jim Zirin

Dallas Mavericks

Hillary and Brett Thomas

25

GIFTS IN K IND Benchmark Education BIC Corporation Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP McBride and Associates Architects Mr. Rodney Pope Mr. Jeremy Raccio and Ms. Sadia Halim Rafael Viñoly Architects PC Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Sotheby’s N. & S. America Van Wagner Communications, LLC


H A R L E M AC A D E M Y B OA R D O F T R U S T E E S David B. Peterson, Chairman Tony Asnes Jay D. Bargmann Bruno Bich Pam Clarke Will Cook Vinny Dotoli, Ex-Officio Mary Ganzenmuller Valarie A. Hing Mark H. Johnston Ann MacRae Tom Reycraft Laura B. Sillerman Timothy Speiss Hillary Thomas Alan Washington

W W W. H A R L E M AC A D E M Y.O R G

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