How to Play Ball

The official 2013 Manual of Play and Annual Report o f H a r l e m R B I a n d D R EA M C h a rt e r S c h o o l

HARLEM RBI BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chair

Kenneth Rosh

Stuart A. Fraser

Chris Leonard

Vik Sawhney

Mark Teixeira

Fried Frank

Cantor Fitzgerald

Arcem Capital

The Blackstone Group

New York Yankees

David S. Blitzer

Maria Guadalupe-Sharp

Kirk McKeown

Robert Sheehan

Don Truesdale

The Blackstone Group

DBI Construction Consultants Harlem RBI Alumna

SAC Capital Advisors, LP

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher, & Flom

Goldman Sachs & Co.

Kohlberg Kravis Roberts

Sarah Haga

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney

David Sobotka

Sony Corporation of America

David Cohen

Zubatkin Owner Representation, LLC

Todd Builione

New York Mets

Peter Daneker Blue Ridge Capital

Katherine DeFoyd

Michele Joerg Bob Kerrey

Colbert Narcisse Jaimin Rangwalla

Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Shou Capital

Jamie B.W. Stecher

Jeff Samberg

Tannenbaum Helpern Syracuse & Hirschtritt LLP

Acadia Woods Partners, LLC

Gregg Walker Executive Director

Richard A. Berlin

Allen and Company

Growth for Good

DREAM CHARTER SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES Chair

Richard a. Berlin Harlem RBI

Ashish B. Doshi

Michele Joerg Elizabeth Pawlson Explore Schools

Andrés Satizábal

Jacqueline Vallejo

Claudia Zeldin

McKinsey & Company

SOS Security

Growth for Good

Jonathan E. Schmerin Eric Weingartner The Georgetown Company

Robin Hood

Tony Clark

Keith Hernandez

Roberto Mignone

Steve Salem

Major League Baseball Players Association

New York Mets

Bridger Capital Partners

Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation

John Scotti

Robert Costas

Jeff Idelson

Omar Minaya

Willis Group Holdings

San Diego Padres

Team Scotti

Michael Buckley

MLB TV/NBC

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

Facebook, Inc.

Gail Grimmett

Chair Emeritus

Major League Baseball

Ken Burns

Delta Air Lines

Soroban Capital Partners LLC

HARLEM RBI Home Run Leadership Council Chair

Mark Teixeira New York Yankees

Bill Bartholomay

Florentine Films

Daniel M. Healy

Charlie Butler

Florida Community Bank

Marc Jaffe

Sharon Robinson

Cross-Platform Publishing Advisors

Runner’s World Magazine

HARLEM RBI ALL-STAR COMMITTEE Steve Arocho

Elyse Dreyer

David Kirsch

Andrés Satizábal

Nicholas Thorne

Major League Baseball

Sotheby’s

Mudrick Capital

McKinsey & Company

Basno Inc.

Andrew Aquino

Adam Fisher

Scott Lefever

Jake Sloane

Brad Visokey

Redscout

New York Mets

Silver Lake

The Blackstone Group

Barclays Capital

Stephen Bellwood

Nicole Foster

Chad Martin

Emily Stecher

Joseph Wladyka

Cassidy Turley

Scholastic, Inc.

KPMG LLP

Goldman Sachs & Co.

Goldman Sachs & Co.

Meghan Bracken

Tom Fraser

Michael Moutenot

Stephen Swindal, Jr.

KPMG LLP

Cantor Fitzgerald

MasterCard Worldwide

New York Yankees

Daniel Cohen

Joyce Fu

Guy Potvin

Brett Tanzman

Teneo Strategy

Wilf Law Firm, LLP Garden Homes

Bloomberg Sports

Jared Cohen Cornerstone Wealth Management

Rosanna Delia

Patrick Garrison Oak Hill Capital Partners

Perry Rahbar

David Kelley

Mark Romanczuk

Pressprich & Co.

Goldman Sachs & Co.

Ernst & Young

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Printing graciously provided by Steven Zacharius of the Kensington Publishing Corp. and Cedar Graphics, Inc., who make it possible for the children of Harlem RBI and DREAM Charter School to Play, Learn and Grow.

Graphic design by Petting Zoo. Photography by Patrick Kolts, Moxie Pictures, Ellen Emerson White and Matthew Ziegler.

HOW to play Ball The official 2013 Manual of Play and Annual Report of Harlem RBI and DREAM Charter School

FOR VINCE.................................................................................................. 2 INTRODUCTION.........................................................................................3 CHApter 1: Understanding the Fundamentals...................................... 4 Harlem RBI Mission......................................................................................6 DREAM Charter School Mission............................................................7 Harlem RBI Programs.................................................................................8

Chapter 2: Learning from Practice....................................................... 10 Tip 1: Practice the possibilities.............................................................. 12 Tip 2: The best players are the most coachable.......................... 14 Tip 3: Focus on behavior, not just outcomes................................ 15 Tip 4: Be a five-tool player..................................................................... 16 Tip 5: Count the bounces....................................................................... 17 Tip 6: Visualize success........................................................................... 18 Tip 7: There is no “I” in TEAM...............................................................20

CHapter 3: Fine-tuning Mechanics......................................................... 23 Tip 8: Create a cohesive unit................................................................ 25 Tip 9: Establish a routine of healthy habits................................... 26 Harlem RBI Financial Snapshot.......................................................... 28 DREAM Charter School Financial Snapshot................................ 29

CHapter 4: Advancing the Game..............................................................31 Tip 10: Improve performance with data.......................................... 32 Tip 11: It’s not over ‘til it’s over.............................................................. 33

CHAPTER 5: Building on Wins.................................................................. 34 Tip 12: Attitude influences performance......................................... 36 Tip 13: Winning is a habit........................................................................ 39 FY2013 Supporters.................................................................................. 40 Tip 14: A great ballplayer leads by example................................... 41 Tip 15: Tip your cap to your fans.........................................................43

LEADERSHIP & ManAgeMent....................................................................................... 45

FOR VINCE A good coach makes a better player.

A great coach makes a better person.

—Vince Coleman

Fifteen years ago, Harlem RBI staff got an email from a prospective volunteer named Vince Coleman.

The office immediately started buzzing. Could it be the Vince Coleman— the major league baseball player who held the record for three consecutive 100-steal seasons? We soon found out that it was a different guy, which was just as well, because our Vince Coleman proved to be a very special kind of all-star.

Vince came on board in 1998 to serve as a volunteer coach. In just two seasons we realized that we needed more of Vince’s time and hired him to join Harlem RBI full-time as the Baseball and Softball Program Director.

Vince quickly became the heart and soul of the organization. Youth were drawn to his infinite patience and quiet steadiness; staff and volunteers admired his unifying presence and unwavering belief in the potential of all people.

When Vince announced this year that he was departing Harlem RBI to become an ordained minister, it did not come as a surprise. We knew that his work on our Field of Dreams was on a higher plane all along.

Vince, we wish you a plentiful and abundant ministry—one that exceeds the love and commitment you gave to us, if such a thing is possible.

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INTRODUCTION

2013 : BUILDING

ON WINS As the year draws to a close, we at Harlem RBI and DREAM Charter School take a moment to reflect on what we have built and where we are headed.

This year, our colleague and friend Vince Coleman moved on from his position as Baseball and Softball Program Director to rise to new challenges in community service as an ordained minister. Throughout his 15 years at Harlem RBI, Vince demonstrated that hard work and perseverance make it possible to realize our dreams. As Vince courageously steps onto a new playing field, we will continue to apply his lessons here at home.

In the pages of this 2013 Annual Report, Coach Vince Coleman’s core principles of the ballgame come to life as we share them alongside the stories and experiences of our Harlem RBI and DREAM family. And what an amazing year it’s been! Harlem RBI was again voted one of the “Best NonProfits to Work For” by The NonProfit Times. Our youth excelled as 100 percent of our seniors graduated high school and our senior boys made it to the RBI World Series. We provided more young people than ever before with opportunities to Play, Learn and Grow by opening DREAM Middle School and setting up shop in the South Bronx. And we continue to learn and grow as an organization—to expand our vision, improve our operations and connect more deeply with the communities we serve.

We look forward to what 2014 will bring and hope you’ll continue to stay close and experience the magic with us. From all of us at Harlem RBI and DREAM Charter School, we wish you a happy, healthy and prosperous year ahead.

Kenneth Rosh, Chairman of the Board, Harlem RBI

Richard A. Berlin, Executive Director, Harlem RBI; Chairman of the Board, DREAM Charter School

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Chapter ONE:

UNDERSTANDING THE FUNDAMENTALS

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IN 2013:

100%

of Harlem RBI seniors graduated from high school.

97%

of Harlem RBI seniors gained college acceptance.

100%

of Harlem RBI participants avoided teen parenthood.

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HARLEM RBI MISSION Harlem RBI’s mission is to provide inner-city youth with opportunities to Play, Learn and Grow. We use the power of teams to coach, teach and inspire youth to recognize their potential and realize their dreams.

OUR APPROACH Harlem RBI’s unique brand of youth development, which includes participation on a baseball or softball team and engagement in group-based academic and enrichment programming, has evolved over the organization’s 22-year history to best meet the needs of East Harlem and South Bronx youth.

OUR VALUES Harlem RBI teaches and emphasizes the importance of: • Teamwork

• Respect • Diversity • Promise • Effort • Integrity • and of course, Fun!

THE DREAMLIST Our programs help youth to be:

• Physically and mentally healthy, able to avoid risk behaviors

• High school graduates • College graduates • Work-ready, with the basic knowledge and skills to find and maintain a job

• Good teammates, friends and family members,

cultivating positive relationships with peers and adults

• Confident, competent and caring members of their communities

• Active citizens who participate in their community’s social and political life

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DREAM CHARTER SCHOOL MISSION DREAM Charter School’s mission is to prepare students for high-performing high schools, colleges and beyond through a rigorous academic program that develops critical thinkers who demonstrate a love of learning, strong character and a commitment to wellness and active citizenship. DREAM Charter School inspires all students to recognize their potential and realize their dreams.

OUR VISION DREAM Charter School develops life-long learners who make positive change in their communities and the world. DREAM graduates understand that a healthy and resilient body enhances an active and critical mind. Our graduates have the skills and habits of mind to tackle complex challenges, engage in spirited debate, innovate and inspire.

OUR VALUES Diversity:

We believe in inclusion and we recognize the unique strengths of all people.

Respect:

We show respect for ourselves and seek to understand and honor other perspectives.

Effort and Enthusiasm:

We work hard and persevere through challenges; we learn from our mistakes and are not afraid to take risks. We love to learn!

Achievement:

We have a relentless drive to fulfill our potential and reach our goals.

Mindfulness:

We are aware of our needs as learners, our impact on others and our responsibility to the community.

All within a Team: We believe in the power of collaboration and community.

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HARLEM RBI PROGRAMS Harlem RBI’s long-term goals for youth are achieved through participation in a comprehensive series of programs spanning kindergarten through college. In addition to the academic and enrichment activities listed below, all Harlem RBI participants play on a baseball or softball team.

ROOKIES

REAL KIDS

TEAMBUILDERS

Rookies learn the basics of baseball, softball and teamwork.

REAL Kids build literacy, social and emotional skills by participating in academic enrichment and health and wellness activities in a team setting.

TeamBuilders develop the academic and social skills to transition to middle and high school, while learning how to make positive life choices, form supportive relationships and develop confidence.

Grades K – 1

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Grades K – 5

Grades 6 – 8

TEAMWORKS

LEGENDS

SOCIAL WORK

TeamWorks youth develop academic, leadership and employment skills. They also receive support in their pursuit of post-secondary education through college selection and application assistance, SAT preparation and financial aid services.

As Harlem RBI alumni, Legends are supported with individualized and group support to ensure they graduate from college and begin a successful career.

Social work services at Harlem RBI provide a battery of support for our youth, their families and the community. Youth participate in peer groups, targeted workshops and counseling.

As needed, our social work team also provides crisisintervention and referrals to outside agencies.

Grades 9 – 12

AGES 18 – 21

ALL AGES

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Chapter TWO:

LEARNING FROM PRACTICE

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Practice the possibilities.

Create every possible situation during practice.

Don’t just do the things you know. Turn double plays, field slow rollers, make barehanded pickups, play the ball off the fence and get caught in a rundown.

Building confidence, one page at a time When Darla joined the REAL Kids Clemente team, she was quiet, reserved and uncomfortable with reading. A reading assessment showed that she tested below grade level. It was clear that having never experienced success with reading, the mere suggestion of a book made her anxious. An intensive intervention began: Darla worked one-on-one with Krista, her Learning Coach; participated in small group work with youth at a similar reading level; practiced reading independently and out loud; worked on her listening comprehension skills; and journaled about her reading. By the end of summer her effort paid off and Darla improved by an entire reading level in just six weeks. It was a moment of victory for Darla, Krista and Darla’s family.

Darla gained confidence as she experienced her own growth and discovered she was capable of success. This is just the beginning of another Harlem RBI kid recognizing her potential and realizing her dreams.

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the best players ARE THE most coachable.

You will only improve if you act on the coaching you receive. Being coachable allows you to grow and achieve your potential.

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Teamwork wins!

At the beginning of the REAL Kids-South Bronx season, members of the fifth grade Knights didn’t get along. Individually, they were solid ball players—but they argued, yelled, and couldn’t follow directions. Coaches realized the Knights needed to understand Teamwork. They started playing competitive games in the classroom and created a narrative video on cooperation. “In the video, we were nice to each other and apologized for arguing.

Then, we started doing the same in real life,” said Francis. By practicing communication, respect and teamwork, the Knights learned to resolve conflicts on and off the field. And in true knightly form, their happily ever after looked like this: In the first ever REAL Kids-South Bronx Championship Game, the Knights brought home the championship title.

Focus on behavior, not JUST outcomes.

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The results of a practice or a game are not completely up to you.

But your behavior, approach and attitude are. At the end of the day, you are the only one who knows whether you gave it your all.

New kid on the block fits right in When she joined Harlem RBI last year, seventh grader Julissa had never played softball. She struggled to get up to speed with her teammates on the Jaguars, many of whom had been playing for years. Julissa focused on learning the rules of the game and put in the extra practice time. She also brought a great attitude. In short order, Julissa became a star both on the field and in study hall. Always ready to make the play, cheer on a teammate or help others with a homework problem, Julissa’s efforts have paid off. In her very first year at Harlem RBI, the Jaguars nominated her to the Harlem RBI Youth Leadership Council and she claimed her team’s Most Valuable Player Award.

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BE A FIVE-TOOL PLAYER. TIP

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Strive for excellence in all areas of the game; one who can hit for a high batting average, hit for power, runs the bases, throws well and fields well.

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“I’m good at learning” Sebastian, a DREAM Charter School scholar, was a whiz at solving math problems. He was always first to raise his hand with the correct answer and he proudly explained his work to the class with confidence. But when it came to reading, Sebastian resisted. Knowing how much he loved math problems, his teacher, Ms. Salgado, required him to read at home if he wanted to continue sharing his math stories. To motivate him, Ms. Salgado highlighted Sebastian’s strengths, including his willingness to share strategies and help other students. Once Sebastian realized that reading would help him master other subjects and understand more complex math stories, he put in the effort and increased his reading skills dramatically. Sebastian was beaming when he said, “I like reading now, because when I read, I learn. I’m good at learning.”

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5 count THE bounces.

Practice fielding ground balls by counting out loud each time the ball hops toward you. The act of concentrating on the number of bounces will train your eyes and improve your focus.

REAL-LIFE MATH Many DREAM Charter School families were concerned that they wouldn’t be able to help their young scholars with their math homework. DREAM responded by inviting families to learn CGI, or “Cognitively Guided Instruction,” in special family workshops. With CGI, teachers personalize story problems that feature real-life scenarios using the students' names. At “Pizza Fraction Night” for example, families learned how to support their scholars through interactive activities that gave them different strategies for complex math problems. Now at the supermarket, fifth grader Armani helps her mom find the best deals. “Mom tells me the budget, and I use CGI to figure out how to get everything we need within that budget.”

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Visualize SUCCESS. Close your eyes and remember walking up to the plate, the pitcher’s wind-up and how you kept your eye on the ball. Remember the sound of your bat making contact. Visualize your best swing every day and it will carry over to game time.

Whatever it takes DREAM Charter School third grader Souwadou is improving her reading skills through an innovative teaching technique that promotes creative self-expression. She is participating in a new program called WIN, or “What I Need.”

In small WIN groups, Souwadou gets extra support for reading and story comprehension.

One of the many methods that Intervention Specialist Leticia Sanchez uses to keep Souwadou engaged is to ask her to read aloud in the voice of story characters. She will roar the text like a mighty lion or whisper the words like a tiny mouse. Ms. Sanchez is already seeing increased interest and confidence: “I ask the other kids, ‘Who else wants to read like a storyteller?’ and all the hands shoot up.”

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There is no “I” in TEAM. TIP

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Learn how to play together.

Talent may win games but teamwork wins championships.

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The Class of 2013 Pitches a Perfect Game The Class of 2013 showed us how to play as a team. Many of the team members, along with Senior Captain Gilbert Gonzalez, had been playing together ever since they started in the seventh grade as Eagles. With Coach Angel Perez leading the way, the Eagles learned how to support each other and grow as a team. With that effort, the Eagles made it to the championship game against the eighth grade Stars. In an epic upset, the Eagles beat the upperclassmen.

Gilbert said, “That was when we got it. That was when we really got closer as a team, built confidence and realized that everything was possible by working together.”

Seven years later, the Eagles, now the Grays, made it to the NYC RBI League Championships. The Grays knew this was their last season together and gave it their all. Unfortunately, this time the game ended in a loss. At the end of the game, the team huddled together and co-captain Justin Perez spoke to his teammates, “I don’t care that we didn’t win this championship. I care that we grew into this family and brotherhood.” Well said, Justin.

In June, 100 percent of the Grays and the Lady Yanks—yes, the entire 2013 Senior Class—graduated high school. Congratulations Class of 2013 for pitching a perfect game.

CONGRATULATIONS

CLASS OF 2013

• 100% High School Graduation • The New York City RBI Senior League All-Stars earn the right to compete at the 2013 National RBI World Series

Gabby Alvarado

Gilbert Gonzalez

Jasmine Moreira

Rachel Santiago

American University

Hunter College

Jose Arvelo

Anitsugeiry Guadalupe

Buffalo State, State University of New York

University at Albany, State University of New York

Lehman College

York College

Kevin Morel

Sebastian Segura

Elijah Bennett

Chaunda Haven

University of New Haven

New York City College of Technology

Long Island University Post

Alberto Morillo Baruch College

Justin Bennett

Amanda Irizzary University of Pennsylvania

Rebecca O’Neill

Jared James

U.S. Navy

Monroe College

Ashante Peart

Rosy Jerez

Borough of Manhattan Community College

New York City College of Technology

Lesley Bonilla College of Staten Island

Jonathan Cruz Onondaga Community College

Joshua Dejesus Canton, State University of New York

Mercy College

Alfy Jimenez The College at Old Westbury, State University of New York

Kayla Marmol

Dashawn Doctor

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Borough of Manhattan Community College

Erving Martinez

Joseph Feliciano Brandon Gonzalez University at Albany, State University of New York

Gabriel Gonzalez

Lehman College

Fatimah McFadden Morrisville State College

Champagne McGrier Fulton-Montgomery Community College

Oswego, State University of New York

Matt Sierra University at Albany, State University of New York

Algeny Vargas Borough of Manhattan Community College

Tai-Ji Vazquez

Justin Perez

Onondaga Community College

Borough of Manhattan Community College

Christie Villegas The City College of New York

Ana Quinones University at Albany, State University of New York

Kayla Bree Ricks

Leron Wims University at Albany, State University of New York

Clinton Community College

Annez Rodriguez Oswego, State University of New York

Eddie Rosario Marist College

Long Island University Brooklyn

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Chapter THREE:

FINE-TUNING MECHANICS

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8 CREATE A COHESIVE UNIT. When building a great team, your goal is to turn a group of individual players with individual talents into a high-performing, cohesive unit.

Modeling a culture of success To ensure the best program delivery at Harlem RBI and DREAM, we hire the very best performers to join our team. Loanky de Jesus, TeamBuilders Program Coordinator for sixth and seventh grade boys, exemplifies the type of dedicated engagement that Harlem RBI and DREAM staff is known for. At a pivotal age when many young boys start to lose confidence in their academic abilities and are confronting new challenges, youth often approach Loanky with real life questions—How do you get a driver’s license? or How do you ask a girl out? Loanky loves his role as mentor. “It humbles me to be the one these young men ask. And I’m glad they’re getting their answers from us and not television or song lyrics,” said Loanky. On and off the field, Loanky models what it means to communicate effectively and practice respect for self and others. Now imagine a staff of more than 125 members with the same dedication and high standard of performance. Welcome to the team at Harlem RBI and DREAM.

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Go to bed early. Drink plenty of water.

Eat good food. Arrive early to practice and leave late.

A good routine will improve your game.

2013 HARLEM RBI BOARD REPORT CARD

100%

CONTRIBUTED FINANCIALLY.

85%

AVERAGE ATTENDANCE AT quarterly BOARD MEETINGS.

$845,129

CONTRIBUTED FOR OPERATIONS IN FY2013.

$8,486,138

CONTRIBUTED TO THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN TO DATE.

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Governance Matters Now more than ever, the Harlem RBI Board of Directors is made up of an incredible group of high-performing individuals who work as a team to forward the mission of Harlem RBI. This brand of strong governance not only affords us the resources to serve our youth, but also attracts some of the country’s most powerful executives to our board, such as our newest member, Bob Kerrey.

NEW HARLEM RBI BOARD MEMBER The Honorable Bob Kerrey Bob Kerrey is the Managing Director of Allen and Company. Previously, Bob Kerrey was the Executive Chairman of the Minerva Institute for Research and Scholarship, supporting The Minerva Project, which provides an exceptional liberal arts and sciences education with a redefined student body, reinvented curriculum, rigorous academic standards, cutting-edge technology, and an immersive global experience.

In 2011, Bob Kerrey completed his tenure as seventh President of The New School, a university founded on strong democratic ideals and daring educational practices—an environment that was well suited for his leadership.

Prior to The New School, Bob Kerrey represented Nebraska in the United States Senate. Bob Kerrey also served three years in the United States Navy.

A FOCUS ON finance 2013 brought exciting new challenges for Harlem RBI and DREAM Charter School. We continued to receive increases in all revenue categories including restricted government funding. While this meant quickly adapting to substantial financial complexity, our finance team responded without a single error. In fact, their rigor and dedication led us through an intricate New Markets Tax Credit process that netted the organization over $5 million for both our capital project and ongoing programmatic expenses.

“As we grow and our finances become more complex, we will continue to enhance the finance department’s capacity and expertise to ensure strong support for the needs of a thriving organization,” said Natasha Pallan, Chief Financial Officer. “Ultimately, healthy fiscal practices in our offices allow us to better serve more youth in our communities.”

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HARLEM RBI FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT HARLEM RBI FIVE-YEAR FINANCIAL ANALYSIS In millions of Dollars

$10.9

Operating financial information excludes impact of Capital Campaign and Project

INCOME EXPENSE NET ASSETS

$9.2 $8.0

$6.0 $5.4 $4.7

$4.3

FY2009

$6.4

$5.0 $3.9

$3.6

FY2010

FY2011

Special Events, Net 43% Private Grants 26% Public Grants 12% 7% General Contributions 8% Earned Income 3% Team Sponsorships 1% Other Income

HARLEM RBI 2013 EXPENSE ANALYSIS

$9.2M

79%

OF EXPENSES GO DIRECTLY TO YOUTH PROGRAMS. Program 79%

Administration 9% 12% Fundraising

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$4.9

$4.3

$4.0

HARLEM RBI 2013 INCOME ANALYSIS

$10.9M

$7.6

FY2012

FY2013

DREAM CHARTER SCHOOL FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT DREAM CHARTER SCHOOL FIVE-YEAR FINANCIAL ANALYSIS In millions of Dollars

INCOME EXPENSE NET ASSETS $6.2 $4.9 $4.2 $3.2

$3.1

$4.0

$2.8

$2.1

FY2009*

$1.7

$1.6

$1.2

$5.8

$5.1

FY2010

FY2011

$1.8

$1.5

FY2012

FY2013

*FY2009 represents DREAM’s first year of operation, reflecting an 18-month period beginning January 1, 2008.

DREAM CHARTER SCHOOL 2013 INCOME ANALYSIS

$6.2M DOE Per Pupil 76% Private Grants 11% 5% Public Grants In-Kind and Other 7%

1% General Contributions

DREAM CHARTER SCHOOL 2013 EXPENSE ANALYSIS

$5.8M

85%

OF EXPENSES GO DIRECTLY TO YOUTH PROGRAMS. Program 85%

Administration 13% 2% Fundraising

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Chapter FOUR:

ADVANCING THE GAME

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THE BOXSCORE

Know what data points are most important to the game and measure them. Statistics like on-base percentage can help form an entirely new and more effective team compared to those that rely on gut instincts. Great leaders know to use data and analysis to advance the team.

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drivING results At Harlem RBI and DREAM Charter School, we love what we do and aim to be great at it. That’s where data comes in. For every program, evaluation results are compiled and analyzed to continuously improve programs for our youth and provide evidence of effectiveness, as well as growth areas, to our stakeholders. Director of Evaluation Joe Luesse explained, “Evaluation and data use at Harlem RBI and DREAM highlight our commitment to learning— we believe that reflecting on, learning from, and actively using program data leads to better decisions, stronger evidence for what works, and increased commitment and accountability to the youth and families that we serve.”

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Here is a small collection of data from the 2012 – 2013 program year:

of REAL Kids avoided summer learning loss.

84%

of 8th grade TeamBuilders matriculated into College and Career-Ready high schools.

91%

of 9th graders achieved the requisite credits for promotion to the 10th Grade.

100%

of Harlem RBI seniors graduated high school.

97%

of families would recommend DREAM Charter School to family and friends.

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It’s not over ‘til it’s over.

The baseball season lasts eight months.

That’s a long time! Remember there will be ups and downs— it’s only natural. But if you set high targets, and discipline yourself to stick with them throughout the season, you will accomplish your goals.

Brick by brick Five years ago, we set our sights on building a permanent home for DREAM Charter School and headquarters for Harlem RBI. Through persistence and dedication, and in partnership with the City of New York, Civic Builders and Jonathan Rose Companies, the East Harlem Center for Living and Learning broke ground in February of 2013.

The new building will house under one roof Harlem RBI’s new offices, DREAM Charter School, and 90 units of affordable housing. The project also includes the renovation of Blake Hobbs Public Park. By 2014, the community will begin to see masonry of the residential tower. And by 2015, scholars will enter their new state-of-the-art DREAM Charter School. Reflecting the hard work and vision of many collaborators, this building represents Harlem RBI’s long-term commitment to serving East Harlem’s youth and families.

CAPITAL campaign PROGRESS

96%

OF TOTAL GOAL RAISED.

Goal: $ 52,500,000 $ 50,474,051 Total Raised:

$32.5 NYC Department of Education

Matching Grant

$18.0 Private

Fundraising

$2.0

Need

In millions of Dollars

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12 attitude influences performance.

Every thought you have affects you and your teammates—either positively or negatively.

There is no neutral.

Expanding our reach With our 2012 – 2016 Strategic Plan as a roadmap, Harlem RBI is on track for national expansion. One key milestone met in 2013 is our local replication in the South Bronx. REAL Kids-South Bronx represents the first time in Harlem RBI history that the organization provided services beyond the borders of East Harlem. With full enrollment in both REAL Kids Summer and After-School programs, the early returns are promising: “Every morning it was a struggle to get my son out of bed and dressed. After one summer with REAL Kids-South Bronx, he is awake and ready for me to take him to school. There has been a shift. He is excited to be in school now.”

— Erika Llopiz, P.S. 18 Parent

“There weren’t many summer opportunities for youth in the South Bronx before REAL Kids. And let me tell you, I had two students participate in the summer program and improve two reading levels. I have never seen that in the 14 years I’ve been a teacher.”

— Aponte Sophy, P.S. 18 Teacher, UFT Representative

“When I watch the kids in their uniforms march to their games and do their team cheers—I want to join them! Everyone in the neighborhood sees this energy and knows something positive is happening here. Harlem RBI is the best thing to happen to this school.”

— Rachelle Hurd, P.S. 18 Parent

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Winning is a habit.

You don’t build success by doing the right things some of the time.

You do them all of the time.

It takes a TEAM Nicole Foster, whose father grew up in Harlem, keeps her job as an All-Star Committee member close to heart. Her involvement with Harlem RBI is much more than writing a check— “It’s a partnership,” said Nicole. “I’m able to lend my talents to support Harlem RBI’s long-term goal of affecting systemic change.” While cheering seniors at graduation, or donating her time to send care packages to Legends in college, Nicole recognizes Harlem RBI’s ability to deftly manage operational growth while staying true to the organizational mission. “Everyone on staff—whether they work in programs or not— knows individual kids and their families,” said Nicole. “And they don’t just know their names, they know their stories.”

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HARLEM RBI DREAM Charter school fy2013 supporters $100,000 AND ABOVE

Frances L. & Edwin L. Cummings Memorial Fund Guidepoint Global Harmonic Fund Services Heisman Trophy Trust Highbridge Capital Management Paul Huchro Kensington Publishing Christopher & Kathryn Leonard*† Major League Baseball Kirk & Rebecca McKeown† Jonathan Meltzer Morgan Stanley Jeffrey Nedelman† The New York Mets Foundation Nomura Securities International, Inc. Scott & Amie Nuttall NYC Service Proskauer Rose LLP R & H Healy Family Foundation Lorin & Staci Radtke Jaimin & Elizabeth Rangwalla RBC Capital Markets Sara Recktenwald Kenneth & Merideth Rosh*† Jeff & Debbie Samberg*† Vik & Margarita Sawhney John Shaffer Robert & Elizabeth Sheehan*† Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP David & Karen Sobotka*† Societe Generale Jamie Stecher & Becky Diamond*† Laurence Stein Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Michael Swenson The Teagle Foundation Mark & Leigh Teixeira† Theodore Luce Charitable Trust UBS Securities LLC Up2Us Vincent Viola Virtu Capital Wells Fargo Securities, LLC Elisha Wiesel Wilf Family Foundations

Altman Foundation Jay & Patty Baker Booth Ferris Foundation Charles Hayden Foundation The Clark Foundation† Coatue Foundation Gary Cohn & Lisa Pevaroff Cohn† Thomas W. Cornacchia Dalio Family Foundation, Inc. Peter & Miriam Daneker*† Isabelle Ealet Stuart & Elise Fraser* Enrico S. Gaglioti† The Heckscher Foundation for Children John & Amy Griffin Foundation Eric Lane† Roberto & Allison Mignone New York City Department of Youth and Community Development New York Life Foundation New York State Commission on National Community Service, New Yorkers Volunteer, AmeriCorps New York State Department of Health New York State Office of Children & Family Services The Pinkerton Foundation Robin Hood Samberg Family Foundation Select Equity Group Mary & David Solomon† The Tiger Foundation The Walton Family Foundation

$50,000-$99,999 Aronson Family Foundation Bank of America Capital One Center for Educational InnovationPublic Education Association (CEI-PEA) Delta Air Lines Fried Frank Justin Gmelich Grosvenor Capital Management Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation David & Michele Joerg*† Michael Karsch Eric Mandelblatt Marc and Diane Spilker Family Foundation Maverick Capital Foundation Peeyush Misra Donald Mullen† The New York Community Trust New York Yankees The Nicholas B. Ottaway Foundation Riley Family Foundation Starr International Foundation Nicholas & Nate Thorne† Donald & Christina Truesdale*† Jeffrey Verschleiser Higher Education Services Corporation

$25,000-$49,999 Anchorage Capital Group Tim Armstrong Bob Atchinson Armen Avanessians Barclays Capital Tracey Benford Avanish Bhavsar BlackRock David & Allison Blitzer† Anne Brennan BTIG, LLC Karen & Todd Builione*† J.E. & Z.B. Butler Foundation Cahill Gordon & Reindel LLP Credit Suisse Ashish & Sweta Doshi Energy Capital Partners

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$10,000-$24,999 Anna & Dean Backer Lloyd & Laura Blankfein Bloomberg L.P. Bulldogs Care Foundation Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation Don Canterna† Cantor Fitzgerald CME Group Steven Cho Citigroup The Comis Foundation Joan Ganz Cooney and Peter G. Peterson Davis Polk & Wardwell Mark Dehnert Deutsche Bank Kenny Dichter Phillip & Amy Duff Michael Dweck Neil Falcone Geen Family Foundation† Michelle Gill Glenview Capital Management GoldenTree Asset Management Robert M. Grillo Jonathan Hall HCC Specialty Underwriters Christine Hikawa & David HSBC Securities Inc. IntercontinentalExchange William Janetschek J. Christopher Kojima KPMG

† Capital Campaign Donors

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Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel Andre Laport Latham & Watkins LLP The Lizzie and Jonathan M. Tisch Foundation Margaret and Daniel Loeb-Third Point Foundation Jack McCabe MDC Partners Mizuho Corporate Bank, Ltd. Ricardo Mora Natixis New York City Department of Education Nonprofit Coordinating Committee of NY Och-Ziff Capital Management OpSec Security, Inc. Richard Friedman Family Foundation Larry & Sarahmay Robbins Ropes & Gray LLP Nathaniel & Nili de Rothschild Peter Craig Russell Paul Russo Samlyn Capital, LLC Jack Sebastian Heather Shemilt Scott Shleifer Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP The Seth Sprague Educational and Charitable Foundation Stroock & Stroock & Lavan Team Scotti The Altschul Foundation Brad & Kass Visokey Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP YNY Global Partners LLC W. Thomas York, Jr.† Steven Zacharius Zeldin Family Foundation†

$5,000-$9,999 A.T. Walsh Family Foundation Affiliated Manager’s Group Raanan A. Agus Ariel Property Advisors Christopher & Patricia Arndt Baker & Hostetler LLP Scott Barringer Stacy Bash-Polley Ira & Martha Berlin Neeraj Bewtra BNY Mellon Meghan Bracken*† Joshua Brodie James Cantelupe Shiv K. Chakraborty R. Martin Chavez Eric B. Childs Andy Chisholm Thomas Cole Michael Del Giudice Michele Docharty Suzanne & Matthew Donohue Elyse & Anthony Dreyer† EmblemHealth Craig Farr Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies Todd & Christine Fisher Tim & Becky Forrester Frank’s Sport Shop Tom & Giselle Fraser Mark Gallogly Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP Goldman Sachs & Co. Matching Gifts Program Marty Greenspun Philip & Kory Griffin Glenn & Susanna Hadden Jeffrey Holman Jane and Robert Katz Foundation† Kirkland & Ellis LLP Michael Koester Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. Tom Lane

Lee Lasberg John Levene Marc & Jennifer Lipschultz Paula & Eric Madoff Alain Marcus Marie Josee & Henry R. Kravis Foundation Maverick Capital Charities Ian & Sonnet McKinnon Thomas B. Michaud Michael & Joy Millette MLB Network MLB.com Alexandra & Greg Mondre Ron Morgan Mostafa Family Charitable Lead Trust Michael Motta* Alexander Navab Dan O’Callaghan L. Peter O’Hagan RGL Forensics Office of the Manhattan Borough President Ogilvy Gerald Ouderkirk Pamela & Edward Pantzer Thomas Patrick Perkins Eastman Philip J. Hahn Foundation The Reso Foundation Ralph Rosenberg Stephanie Ruhle Marc Saiontz Robert Schwenkel Peter Seccia Rebecca Shaghalian Gavin Simms William Spiegel & Lisa Kodin Esta Stecher Jamie Sutherland† Jennifer Steinbrenner Swindal Nicholas Thorne Tiffany & Co. Tiger Global Management LLC Dean Tsagaris Tudor Investment Corporation Two Sigma Investments Sue & David Viniar Gerald & Laura Walker Gregg A. Walker*† Adam Zotkow

$1,000-$4,999 The Afterschool Alliance David & Nicole Allinson Anne Spychala Family Charitable Foundation Douglas Antonacci Joshua & Jackie Astrof Teresa Maria Bailey Leann Balbona Barbara Appel Irrevocable Living Trust Zach Barratt Stephen Belber Stephen Bellwood Matthew Berke Michael Bingle Paula Block Adam Bloom* Blue Gator Foundation Salvatore Bommarito & Alison Mass Jill Borst Teresa & Grant Bowman Bristol Myers Squibb Employee Gift Foundation Eileen Silvers & Richard Bronstein* Dennice Brown Jarrett D Bruhn Charles & Sarah Butler Charles C. Cahn, Jr. Stephen Can Christopher Capece Scott Chestman

This list reflects general operating support from July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013.

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Continuously work on your skills, encourage your teammates and maintain a positive attitude no matter the circumstances. A great ballplayer is a great leader.

The Charles Foundation Charlie Cho Civic Builders G. Peter Clark Susan Cockfield David & Erika Cohen*† Edith Cooper Cornerstone Wealth Management Terryl Cote Robert & Kathleen Coughlin Covington and Burling LLP Carmen Craner* Michael D’Angelo Anne Marie & Kevin Darling Design Republic Sara Devereux Ramon & Michelle Dominguez Jr.† Caroline Dries* Michael B. Dubno & Loren Blackford Jane Marie Eddy* Howard & Jamie Elias ESPN Eli N. Evans Karen Fang Robert Fitzpatrick Jeffrey & Amy Fortgang Nicole Foster George & Frances Foussianes Foundation for Global Sports Development Dennis Friedman & Susan Seo Joyce Fu & Chad Martin† Chris Gallagher David Goldburg Goldman Sachs & Co. James C. Gorton & Antonia Berasaluce Gorton Marcy & Bennett Grau Stephen & Myrna Greenberg Raffi Grigora Lloyd Group Sarah Haga*† David Hale Elisabeth & Peter Haveles Hirschen Singer & Epstein LLP Steven Hollender ICAP PLC Jonathan Rose Companies * Dreamteam25.org Donors

Judith J. Plows Charitable Fund Robert Kamerschen Sonia & Gaurav Kapadia Diane Katzin & Rick Kurnit Kaye Scholer LLP Janet Kelley Marie Louise Kirk David Kirsch Joel Klein Matt Knopman Krzysztof Kolodziej Steven Kronethal Amar Kuchinad Christine Lasala David Lehman Myriam Leibowitz Loren S. Lewallen Thomas & Amanda Lister Lindsay & Bob LoBue Jonathan Locker John & Joella Lykouretzos Peter & Shirley Ma Major League Baseball Players Association Matt Maley Denis Manelski Mazur Family Foundation Kathryn McAdams Liam McCarthy Damien McClave The Mead Foundation Jason Medina Kenneth Merideth MFS Investment Management Kimberly Miniter* Mike Modena† Moglia Family Foundation Morgan Lewis Tom Morrison The Morrison & Foerster Foundation Sean & A.J. Murphy Paul Mutter Faiz Ahmad & Tram Nguyen Michael & Elin Nierenberg Nuveen Investments Anthony Pasculli Shanna Patterson

† Capital Campaign Donors

Pepsico Foundation Matching Gifts Program Brian Perkins Guy Potvin Jay Ptashek & Karen Elizaga Jill & Mark Rachesky Random House Mary Jane Raymond William Roberts Mark Romanczuk Matthew Romanczuk Colin Ryan The Sally F. & James Scott Hill Foundation Andres Satizabal* Matlock Schlumberger Jonathan Schmerin Brad & Latasha Schwartz Ian Schwartz Ann Lewis Seltzer & Richard Seltzer Stephen C. Selver Maria Guadalupe-Sharp† Orin Snyder Sobel Family Foundation RC Spofford Emily Stecher Ron Stein Sterling Mets, LP Sterling National Bank Steven Hall & Partners Steve Stich David Stiepleman & Carey Lifschultz Josh Struzziery STS Foundation Sumeria Group Howard Sysler Louis Talarico Brett Tanzman & Elana Wilf Target Allen Thorpe & Meghan Mackay Vincent & Angela Tortorella Ron & Jaime Trichon David Umansky United Way Of NYC Damian & Emily Valentino Willie Vega Tim & Marie Walsh Kevin Warsh

The Royal Treatment A visit from His Royal Highness Prince Henry of Wales to the Field of Dreams in the spring of 2013 had all of New York City buzzing. Harlem RBI senior Jasmine couldn’t believe she was meeting royalty: “I was ecstatic, but I tried to keep my cool.” Recognizing Harlem RBI’s unwavering commitment to youth, The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry initiated a partnership with Harlem RBI. The American Friends of The Royal Foundation launched Project Coach, which provides coaching opportunities for youth from age 13 through college graduation. Jasmine was immensely proud to demonstrate her skills when she got to coach His Royal Highness on baseball fundamentals. Prince Harry proved to be a quick study—with New York Yankee and Harlem RBI Board Member Mark Teixeira on the pitching mound, Prince Harry knocked the cover off the ball.

This list reflects general operating support from July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013.

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Michael & Julie Weiser Bob & Cheryl Welch David & Tanya Wells Arleen West Stephanie Whittier Robert & Lisa Wittenstein†

Bob Munsey Robert & Sandra Pace Kenneth & Bettina Plevan The Rauch Rainoff Foundation Antonius Reutelingsperger The Rust Foundation John & Viola Scanlon Carsten Schwarting Gaurav & Elizabeth Seth Harvey Shapiro David & Jamay Shook Silver Lake The Social Operation Inc. Richard Souto Larry & Sarah Spellman Joseph C. & Kim Stamler Jr. Jonathan Stein & Pamela Frankel-Stein Timothy Stiles Mickey Strasser Naomi Sugie & Daniel Lichtenberg Kenneth Sundaresan Stephen W. Swindal, Jr. Jeffrey Symons Anne Tatreau†

Joseph Wladyka Lawrence Wolfson Earle & Elizabeth Yaffa Yorkville Sports Inc. Claudia Zeldin* Jennie Friedman & Ross Zog Sports, LLC

$500-$999 Rukshana Ahmed Christian & Cherylyn Ahrens Dennis & Lisa Albrecht Arthur Dubow Foundation Graham G. Ashmead, M.D. Barbara Becker & Chad Gallant Henry Belber Michael Bell* Richard & Kara Berlin* Dipen & Nehal Bhagat William Borner Greg Bouris Jonathan Brandt Ronnie Brenner Mark & Sabrina Carhart Constance Christensen Robert Cooper Cat DeSantis*†

Daniel Thomsen Liz Tippens Truist UES Restaurant Corp.

Carlos M. Vaamonde David Wasserman Yard Sale Productions

$100-$499 Danal Abrams ADT Security Services Inc. Richard Allen C.T. Alston-Howley American Express Charitable Fund Greg Amsinger Alan & Judith Appelbaum Lynn Appelbaum Apple Bank Donna Astion & Michael Fricklas Elizabeth Baldwin & Andrew Tilzer Hillary Barnette Thomas J. Barra Batallure Beauty Harold & Laney Becker Jennifer Beek Luke Berg Adam Berkowitz Stephen Bernardi Nick & Susan Bernardo Michael & Janice Bernstein Kevin Berson Jon Blankenberg Jennifer Blessing Sarah McCready Boston Peter Boukouzis Joel & Lonna Bowman Lizabeth Bradley Marley Brant Tom Brasuell Jonathan Braver Vanita Brawer Jeffrey Brenner Scott Brenner Jonathan Bright, Esq. Timothy J. Brosnan Trish Brown Christopher D. Brunone*

Greg Eisner & Malda Hibri Susan Feinberg† Eric Feuerstein & Rebecca Raphael Kent Fikrig Adam Fisher David & Amy Flannery Julia Fought Karen Freeman David & Gail Furman Robert Georges Robert Goldstein Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research Inc. Edward S. Guercio James & Julie Hallowell Samuel Halpern Bill Harvey Matthew Hatton-Poole Patricia Hemm* Henry C. & Karin J. Barkhorn Foundation Megan Hodges & Elizabeth Jackson* David Hung Yongjin & Jisoo Im Michael & Jill Kafka Scott Kapnick Larry Klatzin Michael Klein Joshua & Nancy Korff Kiki Koroshetz Robert & Maryann Korsen Jay Newman & Elissa Kramer Thomas & Heather Lazette The Lenzner Family Bryan & Jenny Levine-Smith George Liu Lowenstein Associates Robin Maitra*† MassMutual Financial Group Nazar Massouh Stewart McDowell Maureen McNally Andres Mena & Petra Wicklund The Michael Colombini Foundation Stephen & Evalyn Milman Gregory Paull Mitchell*

Barry Bryer & Meryl Wiener Stanley Buelt Audrey Buxbaum Frank & Nancy Bynum Patrick Byrnes Roosevelt Callahan Colleen Case Pamela Chait†

MKG Productions Inc. Michael Movsovich

* Dreamteam25.org Donors

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† Capital Campaign Donors

HARLEM RBI DREAM CHARTER SCHOOL

Lin Chen Igor & Gisela Cherches Gianine Christiano*

Daniel Greenberg Leo & Jaclyn Greenberg Melissa Griesemer Lynn Ann Griffith Saagar Gupta Peter Hafner Jean Harris & Family John & Sharon Hays Eric Heller Julia Helman Ron Hertz Laurence Hirsch Ronald Hoffman Michael Hokin Liel Hollander Bradley Hunter Edward D. Hurley Patricia Hutchinson-Day IBM Employee Services Center Chuck Imhof Jake Intrater J.H. Cohn LLP Beth Jacobsen Andre Jaglom Evan Jakub Abigail Johnston Russell G. & Elz Cuya Jones†

Jennifer Chupp Scott Cianciulli Amanda Cifarelli Spencer Clark Annabelle Clarke Cecilia Clarke Adam P. Cohen Allison Cohen Daniel Cohen Eran & Helene Cohen Jared Cohen* Eve Colavito Joe Connors Dale Convery David Coolidge Robert Corcoran Nancy Cordero Mark Corgan Emily Cozart Tim Creamer Marc Creatore Kathy Crossin John Crotty Malvina Csorba Matt Cudrin Sheldon & Bonnie Cytron David & Sarah Daneker Janice Davy Brian Deal Fred Dedrick Katherine DeFoyd† Victoria Ann Dennis & Brian Lehrer Sara Devereux Eunice & Stephen Diamond Pamela Dickstein Gina Dizzia Amanda Donovan Allison Downey Amy Dreher Olivia Dupin Elizabeth & Nick Durastanti* Mike Erario† Miguel Estrada Winifred B. Evans Christine Falvo Joshua Farber Samantha Favis Irwin & Martha Feinstein Jamie Feuerborn Stephen A. Finn Tavia Fisher-Watson John Fitzgerald Mark Fitzgerald Blaine & Diane Fogg Jennifer & Gerry Fontán* Michael Frank Alan & Laurel Freeman Traci Freeman Judith Friedman & Hugh O’Neill Lori Frohwirth Freddie H. Fu Barbara Baum Gallant Renyuan Gao Gap Inc. Giving Campaign Desiree Gayle Steven Gelberg Jacob Gibson Stacey Warady Gillett Barry Goldblatt Deanne Golden Melissa Goldman Wendy Goldman & Marcus Rediker Gloria Gonzalez* Nathaniel Goodman Google Matching Gifts Program Liza Gray*

Lisa Jones Eamon Joyce JP Morgan Chase Jon Kars Judge Bentley & Barbara Kassal Jon & Desiree Kaufman David Kelley Meghann Kelley Mike Ketcham Andrea Kihlstedt Jin Kim Matthew Klein Sherry Kolasa Mary Kong Kristen Kostiw Rob Koyfman Beth Kramer Auerbach David Kramer Stuart Krichevsky Kenneth & Beth Krick Jennifer Krumper Matthew Labovitz Adam Lafer Michael Lasky & Margaret Einhorn Emily Lawrence Jeffrey Lebow Frederic LeCao Jessica Leck Kim & David Lefever Scott Lefever Joseph Lefkowitz Jessica & Paul Leggett Amy, Sarah, Sammy, Sophie, Sydney & Louis Lettes Ian Levin Donna, Mitchel, Alex & Samantha Levine Jared Levine Rabbii Robert & Gina Levine Lori Levinson Jane Lin Kevin & Leslie Lloyd Jean Lombardi Angus Lubbock Alejandro Lucaya Sabrina Lupero-Reichert Mollie Lupinacci Scott MacDonald Katherine Maloney Michael & Cynthia Maloney Tim Maloy Robert & Colleen Manfred Carl Manison Simeon Mann

This list reflects general operating support from July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013.

HARLEM RBI DREAM Charter school fy2013 supporters Continued

Barton Manning Amelie Marian Michael Marino Elizabeth Marshall Esperanza Martinez Sally D. Mason Amy Massey Helen McDonald Danie McHugh Lori McLaughlin Meredith Megaw*

Todd & Allyson Meierhans* Jeffrey Melendez Harry D. Menta*† Gabrielle Migoya Sherri Miller Stuart Miller Jeffrey Mishkin & Patricia Clarke Morgan & Elizabeth Paull Mitchell James Modula Chris Mooney Robert Moore Shannon Morales Heather Morgan Judy Moy Rebecca Muir* April Myers Oswald Myers Rohan Narayan Caryn Nash Braden Neff New York Center for Autism Charter School Tom O’Brien Ralf & Lauren Oberbannscheidt Andrea Olan Brooks Olbrys† John Olmstead Philip Orlando* Ethan Orlinsky James & Elizabeth Orr Adewale Osinowo Alissa Owens William Pade Natasha Pallan Robert Pannell PeacePlayers International Matthew Pedley Lee Perlman Muriel Peters Carla L. Peterson Chandler Pierce Jamie Platzer Marilyn Platzer Jessica Pliska Gary Podorowsky Barbara Pollack Evelyn Pollack Polzine Family Bruce Pratt Christine Pride Daniel Prince Sara Queen Aimee Quick* Donald Raad Robyn Rahbar Dana & Seth Reisman Julie Renehan Albert Reyes Ana Reyes Johnny Rivera* Paula Rivera Charity Robey Patricia Romanczuk Mallory Romero Melvin & Marilyn Rosh Andrew Ross Lusha Roy Anna Sadlek Irene Sanders

* Dreamteam25.org Donors

Gloria Schaefer Nicholas & Katherine Scharlatt Tom & Janet Schwaner Jennifer R. Scullion Robert Sellers Erik Sevenants Alim Shaikh William Shapiro Mark & Linda Shearman Kayci Sheehan Nicole Sikora E.C. & Max Sillman Ilene Silverman Michael Simon Alexandra Simpson Bobby Singh Jonathan & Cornelia Small Valerie Small Smithfield Foods Solomon Son Amy Sonnenborn Laurence Sorkin Elizabeth Sperandio Edward & Shondell Spiegel Felice St. John William Stampur Judith Stecher Michael Stecher Robert Stephens Caryn Stepner Richard D. Stern Taconic Builders Lisa Taliercio Alexis Tedesco Temple Sholom Darren Thomas Megan Thompson Thomson Reuters Matching Gifts Program Andrew Timmons Patricia Titley Joseph & Stephanie Tomei Travelers Community Connections Matching Gifts Program Vernon Tracy Turner United Way of Central Ohio Carlos & Linda Urmacher Constance Van Kirk Andrea Vannucci Natashia & Vladamir Veras Jacob Voytko David Wagner The Walt Disney Company Foundation Mee Warren George & Madge Watai Edward Weber Eric Weingartner† Matthew Weir Steven Weissman Helen West Emily Wheeler Robert Williams Fredrick Wodin & Linda Imes Amy D. Yates Ari Zamir Aaron Zwas

$1-$99 Julie Abouchar Benjamin Abramowitz Peter K. & Patricia K. Aksham Jacob Arnell Genevieve Asher Hannah Baek Michael Becker JohnPaul Bellott & Brenda Van Der Jagt-Bellott Elizabeth Benitez Renee Bernardo Sam Berninger* Kim & Barry Bialiy

† Capital Campaign Donors

Steven & Yvette Blitzer Roslyn G. Bloch Nancy Bloom Boston Consulting Group, Inc Caitlin Boyle Jessica Brenner* Emily Brown Virginia Brown Chris Bucholz Jeff Burbank Mary Burke Christopher Burris Kelly Carbone* Katie Castellini Artesia Cauley Ravali Ceyyur Ryan Cannata Connie Chiang Ikechukwu Chidi Ariel Childs Brooke Childs Megan Collins Joseph Convery Patricia Convery Rachel Coolidge Mayberry Investigations Corporation Bridget Crawford Nicole P. Crawford Peter Crews Marcello Cricco-Lizza Ingrid Cuello Rachel Cytron-Miller† Ashley Davies Ashley Davis Jerry DeSiderato Michael Doerner Allison Donnelly Colin Dougherty Traci L. Douglas Richard & Joan Druckman Yamilee Duroseau Thomas Elnick Jonathan Epstein† FD Faherty Daniel Fallon Allison Farer Dana Fechner Angelina Ferrino Brett Finkelstein Melissa Fitzgerald James Fogarty Johanna Fortson Kathleen Frasier Akhil Garg Christopher Gelardi Alan Germain Robin Glaser Robert Gore John Grady Patrick Gremban Eric Groberg Anne Gross Donna Grossman William Gunn* Smita Gupta Brett Gurwitz Eric Guthoff David Halbfinger & Kimberly Brown Douglas Hall Johanna Hamel Jonathan Harpula Beverley Harrington* Don Hayes James Heaney Laura Hedli Marian Heller Michael Henry Jacqueline Herold Rachel Hess

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15 Tip your cap to your fans.

Without your supporters, there is no game.

THANK YOU! Laura Hill Cathleen Hirsch Danielle Hislop* Farah Hubit Frank Hubit Shirley Hudders Michael Hyland Craig Iscoe & Rosemary Hart Matthew Irvin Karen Jackson Diane Janda Nancy Jimenez Andrea Kagan Anjuli Kannan Diana Kappen Albert Kenney Katherine Kirkpatrick Meredith Kirshenbaum Stefanie Kramer Bradley Kudrick Corey Kunz Debra Kusy Vic Kuzmovich III James Lane Shawn Lavelle Kadambari Lavsi Linda Lee Greg Lemon Jonathan Lerner Michael Libert Frank & Patricia Lifrieri Darryl & Paula Lloyd Elizabeth Loder Charlotte Lord Abigail Lorge Nicole Lubn Ayorinde M’cleod Kevin Mailepors Robert Mandel Madeleine Marecki Thomas Marecki

This list reflects general operating support from July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013.

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Andrew Martin† Jeff Martin Rovic Tomas Martinez Richard Marzullo George McA David F. & Laurie L. McBride, Jr. Patrick McEvoy Angus McRae Audie McRae Samantha Merz Edward Meyers Robbie Miller Nancy Minor Betsy Mitchell Janene Mitchell Nancy Moneyhun Patrick Montferrat Marisol Morel Saki Mori James Morris Jennifer Morris Alicia Morrison Grady Mulligan Ancilla Murray Nicholas Myers Michael Navarre Meagan Nedlo Seth Nerl Jacob Nettleton David Newman Amanda M. Nigro Sophie Nimmannit Adam Nisson Mike O’Neill Kathryn O’Brien Thomasina Odom Sandra L. Olex Courtney Orr Krista Patefield Will Pateris Greg Patterson Lenore Peloso* Rick Pereira Victoria Perla Randi Piaker Marcia Pickett Kevin Pickhard Frances Picone Keneth Platzer Matt Plotnik & Dara Gelbtuch Corey Podolsky Sarah Potts John & Sallie Pride Joan Prioli Luke Pryor Janine Quijije* Erin Quinn Max Rakhlin Bob Reynolds Deborah Rhem-Jackson Peter Rich Peter Richardson Kelly Rieger Vincent Rinaldo Jed Rivel Don Roberts Jilane Rodgers Carol Roman Paul Romanczuk Robert Romano Carolina Romero Paul Rosen Marlena Saluzzi David Sanford Daniel Scherzer Cheri Schneider Kevin Schreiber Adam Schuster* David Schwalbe

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Jill & John Scibilia Michael Scott Sahar Shah Kendall Shaw Susan & Martin Sherwin Tara K. Singh Samantha Sintros Leif Skodnick Jessica Small Idalia Soto Charles Steadman Casey Stein Mark Stein Alexander Stern Michael Stevens Xavier Stewart Sucherman Consulting Group, Inc. Fahad Suliman Trisha Tchume Jennifer Thurn Twecare United Way of Westchester & Putnam Jenny M. Valdez Josh Van Kirk Mar Verdugo Mary Viviano Daniel Vogt Holly Von Barbara Weinstein Katherine Whelehan Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Aikaterini Williams Aida Woldu Sandra Wolters Paulette Wyatt Pamela Yen Blake Zeff Myra & Matthew Zuckerbraun

IN-KIND DONORS 121 Fulton Street 24 Fitness A Love of Cakes Adidas Alecia Bakery Alphabet City Sanctuary Amann’s Copenhagen American Museum of Natural History Aramark Ark Restaurants Arlington Steak House Attention Bank of America Barclays Center Battery Gardens Restaurant BB Kings Benefit Cosmetics Biscuits and Baths David Blitzer Adam Bloom BLT Fish BLT Prime Bobbi Brown Cosmetics Sal Bommarito Bradford Renaissance Portraits, Corp.

Tom Brasuell Broadway Comedy Club Brooklyn Cookery Brooks Brothers Abigail Buell Ken Burns Cedar Graphics, Inc. Charles & Sarah Butler Cathy’s Biscotti Chelsea Piers Cipriani Cirque du Soleil Clarity Point Classic Harbor Line

† Capital Campaign Donors

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Coach Daniel Cohen Rick Cohen Gary Cohn & Lisa Pevaroff Cohn David Conover Core Pilates NYC Creative Games Cupcake Cafe Daily Show Dave and Buster’s Times Square DC Entertainment Esther de Rothschild Delta Air Lines Philip R. DiGennaro, Jr., Esq. Equinox The Estee Lauder Companies Inc. Neil Falcone Fat Witch Bakery Adam Fisher FITiST Fix Beauty Bar Fourth Wall Restaurants Fratelli Brick Oven Pizza Fresh Direct Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP Godiva Chocolatier, Inc. Goldman Sachs & Co. Golf and Body Good Morning America Philip & Kory Griffin Carola Grundmann Barry Habib Natalie Hall Harmony By Karate Heartland Brewery Patricia Hemm Homerun Hopefuls Hudson Berkshire Beverage Trail Jason D. Ienner J+G Design Jessie Lane Jewels JoMart Chocolate Juice Press Kaia Wine Bar Brett Kaplan Ross Kaplan Katie Couric Show Keep it Sweet Desserts Kitsch KPMG Kramer Portraits La Renasissance Bakery Labyrinth Theater Company Landmarc Latina Wellness Levain Bakery Lieb Cellars Loews Hotel Lucky Strike Bowling Macy’s Parade and Entertainment Group Majestic Marble Lane May Designs Richard & Danie McHugh MillerCoors Mon Petit Cafe Michael Moutenot Museum of Arts & Design Nascar National Baseball Hall of Fame Nespresso New York Comedy Club New York Mets New York Yankees NFL North Fork Table & Inn Nunu Chocolates NYY Steak Ann O’Shea

Office Depot Trenia Parham Parsons Brinckerhoff Inc. The Peninsula Spa New York Plated.com Guy Potvin Christine Pride Pulse Karoke Pure Yoga Quirk & Moxie Ral’eau Salsa Dance Company Mary Jane Raymond Redscout Revolve Riverdale Country School Roni-Sue’s Chocolates Runner’s World Steve Salem Jeff & Debbie Samberg Sanctuary Yoga Studios Savorian Wine Kate Scanlon Debra Schwartz Brad Seidman The Seinfeld Family Foundation Shabby Apple She Dares Robert & Elizabeth Sheehan Shinn Vineyard & Winery Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Slate SoulCycle Steiner Sports Sterl on Style Subway Tao Restaurant Nathan & Margie Thorne Carlie Till TiVo Inc. Topps Tribeca MedSpa Donald & Christina Truesdale Trump National Golf Club, Westchester Two Little Red Hens Uber Damian & Emily Valentino Dan Venezia Verity Wine Partners Vino-Versity Whitney Museum of American Art Wolman Rink Women’s Project Theater Stephen Young Yummy Tummy Z NYC Hotel

This list reflects general operating support from July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013.

GROWTH BRAVELY LED

HARLEM RBI LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT RICHARD BERLIN

MEGAN R. HODGES

NAHLIAH WEBBER

FRANK FRIES

Executive Director

Director of Development

RICHARD SOUTO

FeLICIA CRUMP

Associate Director of Team Enrichment

Director of Information Technology

Chief Operating Officer

Chief of Staff

JENNIFER WEIDENBAUM

JOHNNY RIVERA

Director of REAL Kids, East Harlem

Director of Community and Government Affairs

RACHEL CYTRON

ELZ CUYA JONES

Associate Executive Director

Director of Communications

MEGAN DEMARKIS

NATASHA PALLAN

DANE MARTINEZ

Chief Financial Officer

Director of South Bronx Programs

Director of Training and Professional Development

JEN CHAU FONTÁN

ANGELA JEFFERSON

Director of Talent Development

Director of Social Services

JOSEPH LEUSSE

ADAM R. SCHUSTER Director of Administration and Legal Affairs

Director of Evaluation

DREAM CHARTER SCHOOL LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT EVE COLAVITO

JACQUELINE FREY

EMILY MACIAS-CAPELLAN

MIKE RUBINO

Head of School

Director of Special Education

Academic Dean (K-2)

Middle School Academic Dean

ROBIN RUBENSTEIN

MIKE MCCARTHY

ANDREW KILE

BRETT FAZIO

Elementary School Director

Director of School Culture

Academic Dean (3-5)

Dean of Students

TRACI L. DOUGLAS

EMILY PARKEY

Director of Operations and School Planning

Director of Family Engagement

For a complete list of full-time staff, please visit www.harlemrbi.org and www.dreamschoolnyc.org.

HARLEM RBI OFFICE & FIELD OF DREAMS

333 East 100th Street New York, NY 10029 tel 212 722 1608 email info @ harlemrbi.org www.harlemrbi.org

www.dreamschoolnyc.org