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To Our Supporters and Friends, In May of this year, the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence had the great honor of being named Non-Profit of the Year at Enterprise Bank’s 2010 Celebration of Excellence. We were proud to accept this award on behalf of all of you who partner with us to help our kids overcome the daunting challenges life throws their way. With the help of our Board of Governors, our staff and our volunteers, our kids continue to amaze us. They take the first step when the path is not clear, they reach beyond their grasp, and they set goals and exceed them. They excel. We know that the only way our kids can break through the barrier of poverty and excel is to get a great education. This is our mission. While we offer fun activities that bring kids into our Club, our goal is to help them succeed in school and go on to college. In a community with some of the lowest MCAS scores in the state, the after-school crowd in our homework room has quadrupled over the last four years. In a community where only 48% of high school students graduate in four years, we saw all of our seniors graduate and enroll in college this fall. We believe the secret to academic success is to engage kids’ natural enthusiasm for sports, arts and recreation, and then show them how character, leadership and healthy choices help them succeed in every area of their lives. To make this happen, we have to connect with every child individually, to meet them where they are and help them envision their unique future. We couldn’t do this without our hundreds of outstanding volunteers who coach, tutor, mentor, encourage and inspire our members to transform their lives. Through your gifts this past year, each of you helped a child excel by enabling us to provide the programs that ignite his or her passion. Despite the difficult economy, you helped us meet our fundraising goals and provide the stability and opportunity these young people need and deserve. Looking forward, we hope you will work with us to secure the future of this place for these kids by building our endowment fund and a capital maintenance fund. In the pages to come, we’d like to introduce you to some of the incredible partnerships between kids and volunteers that take root at the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence. We’d like to show you the impact that an excellent program and a personal relationship can have on a kid’s life. We’d like to inspire you the way these kids inspire us, to surpass limits, transcend difficulty and excel. Sincerely,
Markus Fischer Executive Director
James D’Angelo President
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Education At the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence, we believe that to excel in school is the surest way to excel in life. Our kids face enormous obstacles to success simply because they were born poor in a city where poverty, violence, drugs and neglect are tenaciously intertwined. To help give these kids a chance, we have scores of dedicated high school, college and adult volunteers who invest their hearts and minds in helping our kids achieve in school to the very best of their abilities. Chilezie Nnadi journeyed half-way around the world from his native Nigeria to study engineering in America. When he landed a job at Philips Healthcare, he realized it was time to give back. He sought out the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence to volunteer as a tutor, and soon forged a bond with the kids, many of whom are children of immigrants like him. Now Chilezie comes to the Club two days a week to tutor kids, and his greatest joy has been working with Angelica Little. Angelica met Chilezie when she entered Central Catholic High School as a freshman. She was struggling with science and math at her challenging, new school. In Chilezie, Angelica found both a mentor and a friend, “the older brother I never had,” she smiles. With Chilezie’s patient help, Angelica has become a self-learner, working her way to answers step by step. The two of them celebrate her victories together – from test scores and project grades, to her 4.0 grade point average her junior year. With this kind of academic success, Angelica is now thinking about what’s next in her life. Chilezie continues to push her to think about college and career choices. Right now, she’s interested in occupational therapy, one of many possibilities now on her horizon. Like so many of our volunteers, Chilezie came to the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence to offer his expertise in science and math. What he found here were lasting and meaningful relationships with young people who need an adult to believe in them, nurture them and inspire them to excel. And to show them, step by step, how to do it.
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With Chilezie’s patient help, Angelica has become a self-learner, working her way to answers step by step.
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sports, Fitness and recreation Tom Burkardt, a successful technology entrepreneur, first walked through the doors at the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence 15 years ago to watch his son play basketball against a BGCL team. What he saw touched his heart because he knew what it meant to grow up poor. The last of eight children, Tom was raised in Kentucky, where Christmas gifts were often hand-me-down clothes. He understood the courage it takes to strive each and every day when the obstacles are so high. Seeing the kids on the basketball court reminded him of what he learned as a young boy—self-discipline, endurance and leadership were the tools he needed to transform his own life. Since that day, Tom has been an integral part of BGCL, from the boardroom to the basketball court. Last year he signed on as coach for the seventh-grade Boys’ Academic Basketball Program. With the help of his sons, now grown, Tom coached 27 young boys on the court and in the mandatory study hall that is the anchor of the Academic Basketball program. On the court the boys learned to encourage peers and to respect adults; in study hall they learned that with perseverance and attention to homework they could excel in school. Both Yeraldo R. of Lawrence and Sean M. of Andover joined the Club their seventh-grade year to be part of the basketball program. For Yeraldo, the team was composed of many of his classmates and friends from Lawrence Public Schools, but for Sean the team opened up a host of new friendships. The boys quickly learned to grasp the game. The boys found Coach Burkardt competitive but fair, expecting hard work on the court and in school. A coach and a game brought together two kids raised in such disparate communities with seemingly little in common to learn the lessons all young men need – discipline, commitment, friendship and leadership. The Academic Basketball program is the cornerstone of the Club’s Sports, Fitness and Recreation programs. To play in the program, club members must put in an hour of study time for every hour on the court, and they must provide regular progress reports from their teachers. With this potent mix of encouragement and motivation, youth develop the skills to compete and excel.
Volunteering as a basketball coach, Tom recognized how organized sports contribute to excellence in character.
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Julizabeth excelled in this position of adult responsibility, and her summer opportunity grew into an on-going part-time job.
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Character and Leadership development To excel in life, young people need a vision of a compelling future. They rely on the adults in their lives to help them sharpen that vision with positive role modeling, instruction, encouragement and experiences that make it real. At the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence, we work with kids to build character and develop leadership skills that empower them to step out into the community and the wider world with confidence and integrity. Character and Leadership Development programs at the Boys & Girls Club include service clubs as well as career planning and goal setting. As members of the Torch Club and Keystone, our youth develop and lead volunteer activities at the Club and in the Lawrence community. Planning for the Future is a comprehensive mentoring initiative that includes goal setting, college preparation, internships and leadership development. Kids work individually, with mentors, in small groups and in classroom settings to master the practical skills needed to achieve their goals, including preparing for high school entrance exams and the SATs, writing college essays and applying for jobs. They visit college fairs and campuses, accompany mentors to work and participate in professional summer internships at local businesses. The future is bright for Julizabeth S. a junior at Central Catholic High School. Julizabeth is an honorroll student and serves as president of Keystone. She eagerly participates in the many activities of Planning for the Future. Last year, with the help of the Boys & Girls Club, Julizabeth landed an internship at Key Polymer Corporation, a Lawrence-based company that manufactures specialty adhesives for industrial customers. Julizabeth excelled in this position of adult responsibility, and her summer opportunity with Key Polymer grew into an on-going part-time job. Under the leadership of its president, Robert Baker, a committed member of the Lawrence community, Key Polymer is one of 12 companies to demonstrate its commitment to corporate responsibility by offering summer internships to our members. A small company where the bottom line is of concern every day, Key Polymer found in Julizabeth a hard worker who produced results. Julizabeth is being recruited by several prestigious colleges. When Bob considers his young protégée, he notes with some pride, “Hope we can afford such an accomplished college graduate.”
Meray is eating better, actively participating in basketball and fitness activities at the club and helping with cooking at home.
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health and life skills Achieving your best requires a healthy body, and the New Balance Foundation is helping our members move by providing a strong starting block. Through the New Balance Healthy Living Club, NB Foundation is inspiring our girls and boys to learn about good nutrition, commit to healthy eating and engage in challenging physical activity. The Boston-based running shoe company, which hosts more than 600 associates at a manufacturing facility and distribution center in Lawrence, relentlessly pursues new designs and new technologies to inspire and equip athletes to excel. Whether the goal is running a marathon or taking the first steps towards a fitness regimen, the folks at New Balance are there to help. In partnership with the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence, the New Balance Foundation has helped design, develop, implement and fund the Healthy Living Club. Andrea Henry, NB Community Outreach Specialist, has arranged for dozens of New Balance associates to lead club members through a variety of fun fitness challenges. Since the inception of the New Balance Healthy Living Club, more than 100 girls who would have been identified as inactive have taken nutrition classes and met personal goals for healthy eating and physical activity. With this success, the program is now being expanded to include boys as well. Meray C., a seventh-grader at Donald P. Timony Grammar School in Methuen, was one of the first girls to participate in the Healthy Living Club. Meray struggled with exercise and eating healthy foods before starting with the Healthy Living Club. In her first year of participation she was diagnosed with Type I diabetes and found the program provided the needed information to adopt a healthy diet. She is eating better, actively participating in basketball and fitness activities at the club and helping with cooking at home.
As a photographer, Kiara sees the kids and the culture around her with the eye of an artist.
these kids man By Kiara P. These kids man With so much potential Graffiti on the walls But not enough essentials These kids man Growin’ up with no guidance No one to look up to No one to confide in So they turn to their crew For a little love Getting girls pregnant, Cause they using no glove These kids man Corrupted minds since they were so young Smokin’ with the old cats And carryin’ around a gun Seekin’ protection ’Cause at home there’s no love Just rejection And neglection So they always lookin’ above Wondering if God’s really there If he really does care
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The Arts What happens when you give a quiet, intense young girl the opportunity to participate in a world-class writing workshop for teens? Sometimes it creates the spark that ignites a passion, a passion that drives her to excel. A junior at Lawrence High School’s Performing & Fine Arts High School, Kiara P. is sensitive and aware, deeply committed to friends and family. Kiara has grown up with a single parent in one of the toughest cities in Massachusetts, and a lot of what she is exposed to isn’t pretty. But as a photographer, Kiara sees the kids and the culture around her with the eye of an artist. She hears their music and she feels their struggles. Reserved on the outside, she has a lot to say on the inside. One Saturday afternoon in November, Kiara met her friends at the Boys & Girls Club for a writing workshop called “What’s Going On in the World Today (and What Are You Going to Do about It)?” The day-long workshop was sponsored by Andover Bread Loaf Teacher Network, an outreach program of the prestigious Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference at Middlebury College in Vermont. Roberto German, alumni of both the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence and the Bread Loaf summer writing program, led a discussion and writing session and encouraged participants, including Kiara, to create and share their work. Sometimes a spark is all it takes to ignite a flame that reveals and transforms a world.
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For 120 years, the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence has been in the forefront of youth development in the Merrimack Valley of Massachusetts, working with young people that other agencies have had difficulty reaching. We are the largest provider of after-school programming in the area, attracting a membership of more than 3,200 of some of the poorest children in one of the poorest cities in the Commonwealth. BGCL fills the void for many of those youth by providing a safe out-of-school place where they can learn, grow and acquire the skills they will need to become productive members of our society. The community our youth call home is devastated by persistent and pervasive poverty. One in 4 families lives in poverty; 86.7% of school children qualify for Free and Reduced Price Lunch. The unemployment rate for Lawrence was 17.8%, almost double the state average of 9.3%. The city is rife with street violence, domestic violence and drugs, with a 45% higher incidence of violent crime in 2008 than the statewide average. Only 27% of the parents have college degrees; most are unable to either advocate for and support their children’s current education or encourage them to seek higher education. Consequently, the youth have little idea of the career possibilities available to them and often have low levels of aspiration. Despite these obstacles our kids are remarkably resilient. They excel under the guidance and encouragement of a highly skilled youth development staff. They are willing to work hard and realize their dreams as they walk alongside volunteers who not only care but instill a sense of confidence in each of the children. Our volunteers and staff support youth development in five core areas: Character and Leadership Development, Education and Career Development, Health and Life Skills, the Arts, and Fitness and Recreation. Educational programs include tutoring, mentoring, career development, job preparation and science exploration. We also provide instruction in music and the arts, an award-winning teen pregnancy prevention program, a gang prevention program, a comprehensive healthy living initiative, water safety and swimming instruction and a multitude of sports and recreational initiatives.
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This powerful combination of relationships and program excellence has an enduring and positive impact on the youth who pass through our doors every day.
Our kids realize their dreams as they walk alongside volunteers who instill in them a sense of confidence.
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Mission
Our mission is to maintain a Club
Member Profile
for all youth without distinction
2010 Membership ·························3,218
of race, gender, color or creed;
Girls···································1,423
to provide behavior guidance and to promote the health, social, educational, vocational and character development of all our members.
Boys · ·································1,795 Average Daily Attendance····················500 6 to 9 year olds·····························804 10 to 12 year olds· ························· 1,191 13 to 19 year olds···························1,223 Hispanic· ································ 68% Caucasian· ······························· 18% African-American··························· 3% Multi-Racial······························· 10%
year in r Our community is devoted to creating a better future for the kids of Lawrence— from the dedication of our staff and volunteers, to the unflagging support of our Board of Governors and donors, to the inspiring efforts and accomplishments of our members.
average of 200 youths daily for this past year. Many of our graduates served as role models and leaders of the Club. As members of Keystone, they served food as part of our Dinner Program that nightly feeds more than 300 children, a total of more than 80,000 meals in 2010!
One by one, we are building relationships that give each of our kids security and the knowledge that they matter, that they can overcome obstacles and that they can excel.
Academic Basketball Awareness Camp (ABA) celebrated its 30th year this summer. ABA is our flagship summer program offering 150 boys and 75 girls the opportunity to play basketball at Merrimack College under the mentorship of ABA alumni. These volunteer coaches come back year after year to inspire the kids to dream big, set goals and succeed in academics.
Sports-minded volunteers coach youth in the fundamental skills of basketball, wrestling and soccer. High school and college students and lifelong learners guide children through school lessons, college and career choices. Mentors listen and encourage young people in goal setting, self-esteem, friendships and social skills. Our programs aim to engage kids’ natural desire for fun and to use activities as vehicles to teach the skills and values that enable a child to excel. We believe that education is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty that traps so many children in the Greater Lawrence community. One of the important volunteer events of the year was Mentor Day. Our youth explored the vocations of television anchor, radio host, police officer, banker, pilot and many more. At our Graduation Party, we celebrated for the second year in a row as 100 percent of our high school seniors graduated and enrolled in college! Many spent countless hours studying in our Learning Center, which has been serving an
Another highlight of the year during Summerfest, our seven-week summer program, was a service-learning partnership with University of Notre Dame. Six college students made a full-time commitment to the Club for seven weeks and returned to their Midwestern campus to write reflections on the life-changing experiences they received from our kids. In the words of one of those college students, Emily Norris: “I learned to discover who I was—that while I might be strong at math, I am even stronger at compassion and listening and helping people....I learned what it is like to see a child find himself, as I saw children who struggled with language or friends at the beginning of the summer make significant strides in seven weeks.” The Beacon Club hosted a series of small group workshops for girls, with ageappropriate experiential learning activities on hygiene, relationships, puberty and sexuality, self-esteem and social acceptance. Club members also participated in a 10-week teen pregnancy-prevention program, Baby Think It Over.
review We reached more than 600 kids with summer swimming lessons, and the BGCL swim team finished its third season. Our Keeping Kids Safe Aquatics Program not only teaches kids to swim but also provides water-safety and physical-fitness instruction, CPR and Red Cross certification. With help from the Comcast Foundation and Intel, we have new equipment, software and trained staff in our state-ofthe-art computer lab. Through a digital arts curriculum called Club Tech, we use interactive projects, one-on-one instruction and hands-on activities to teach web and graphic design, photo illustration, music composition and movie making. In October, more than 60 employees from Converse came to the Club and created a day to remember for our kids. With impressive organization and good cheer, they set up a “shoe store” and individually fitted every child with a pair of Converse sneakers. Afterward, they led the kids in special activities in the gym and grilled hot dogs and burgers for all.
Youth of the year Two outstanding teens, Raily H. and Greydy D. were selected as the 2010 Youth of the Year by the Beacon Club and Water Street Club, respectively. Both of these long-time Club members excel academically, serve as leaders and role models and volunteer within the community.
We closed the year with the largest Christmas Party ever—our gymnasium overflowed with more than 800 kids. The Ninety Nine Restaurant supplied dinner for everyone, and thanks to the generosity of many, every child received a gift. For some of our members, that gift was the only one they received this year, and the joy on their faces was unforgettable.
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We were humbled and honored to be named Enterprise Bank’s 2010 Non-Profit of the Year at its annual Celebration of Excellence banquet. It’s an award that belongs to our whole community—our staff, our volunteers, our supporters and our kids—in recognition of the extraordinary work we accomplish together.
Raily, a senior at Greater Lawrence Technical High School, is an honor student, member of the National Honor Society and class president. In addition, he is an active volunteer at the Beacon Club serving as president of the Keystone Club; additionally, he is a community volunteer outside of Beacon. Raily plans to attend Merrimack College in the fall, majoring in architecture and minoring in law.
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Greydy is a 2010 graduate of Kimball Union Academy in Meriden, New Hampshire. A member of the Club since she was seven, Greydy served as president of the Torch Club and contributed countless hours as a volunteer tutor in the Learning Center. When she began attending Kimball, the distance didn’t stop her from continuing to support youth from the Club. She returned to volunteer and enjoy the activities during her school breaks, served as a role model for other youth and was influential in obtaining significant scholarship funding so that three more Club members could attend Kimball. Greydy is a freshman at Fairfield University in Connecticut, studying international business and business law.
summary of
financial statements
BALANCE SHEET
INCOME STATEMENT
Assets
Revenue
Cash and Cash Equivalents
$1,423,330
Investments
$546,134
Individual Contributions
$614,350
Corporate Giving
$334,035
Accounts Receivable
$41,638
Foundations & Grants
$794,519
Prepaid Expenses
$16,992
Program Contract Income
$122,111
Special Events
$465,976
Unconditional Promises to Give Property & Furniture, Net
$808,896 $7,325,394
Total Assets
United Way
$10,162,384
$83,900
Other Sources Total Revenue
Liabilities & Capital Accounts Payable
$114,375
Net Assets - Unrestricted
Salaries, Benefits
$8,456,954
Net Assets - Permanently Restricted Net Assets - Temporarily Restricted Total Liabilities & Capital
$2,615,642
Expenses
$19,056
Accrued Expenses
$200,751
$537,302 $1,034,697 $10,162,384
$1,407,972
Facilities
$101,301
Fundraising
$167,441
Program Expenses
$621,205
Depreciation
$299,636
Total Expenses
$2,597,555
Increase (Decrease) In Restricted Assets $76,766 United Way
Increase in Net Assets
Other sources Individual contributions
Special events
Depreciation
Corporate giving
Contract Income
Foundations & grants
Program Expenses Salaries and benefits
Revenue Fundraising Facilities
expenses
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Audited financials are available upon request.
$94,853
AAA Merrimack Valley
William P. DeLuca/Bank of New England Flagship Press
James and Linda Kistler
Timothy and Anne Marie Samway
Alternative Veterinary Services LLC
The Lafond Family
Richard Sandman Esq.
AMB Property Corporation
William P. and Marion DeLuca
Jill Langston-Spiak
Richard and Marilyn Santagati
American Dental Partners
Telemachus and Irene Demoulas Family Foundation
Jim and Ellen Lawlor
Judith Sarafian
Frank Leone, Jr.
Jeannie Scarpa
Letourneau’s Pharmacy
Michael Brower and Julie Scolnik
Richard and Betty Lindsay
Joseph Scott and Maureen Halloran Esq
Tony and Maureen Lopez
Greg and Sheila Serrao
Charles and Carolynn Lopiano
William and Marcy Shack
Louise P. and John H. MacMillan IV
Fred P. Shaheen
Robert and Jill Mainiero
Peter and Margaret Shaheen
David and Tammy Mallen
Shaheen, Pallone, & Associates
Thomas and Suzanne Manzi
James and Sylvia Shannon
Pat and Grace Maraghy
Jack Shaw Family
John and Lisa McDonald
Mike and Lesley Sklar
John and Patricia McGarry
Howard and Mary Smith
Kevin and Tracy McGovern
Charles and Ann Smith
Tom and Gail McNaughton
Stephen and Patricia Stapinski
Victor J. Mill III
John and Jane Sullivan
William and Robin Miller
David and Jayne Sweetser
Hiram Francis Mills Trust
Clyde and Jan Sylvia
Kurt and Martha Mittelstaedt
Frank and Kathleen Terranova
Mary Joan and Michael Morris, Sr.
Paul J. Theberge
David and Judith Morton
Thomas and Marianne Torrisi
Gerald and Lyn Mulligan
Paul and Diane Tower
J. Richard Murphy
Unico Merrimack Valley Foundation
Daniel J. Murphy III
Robert and Maureen Vanasse
Michael Nahill
VICOR
Debra Dyleski Najjar Esq.
Michael and Nancy Vogler
Robert and Nancy Norbedo
Joseph and Donna Wadland
George and Luanne Nugent
David and Elizabeth Wadman
John and Donna Pallone
The Waldo Trust
Laurence and Roberta Palmisano
Michael and Diane Walker
James and Mary Pannos
Bill and Denise Wall
The Party Connection, Inc.
Peter and Susan Walsh
Christopher and Eileen Penta
Watts Industries
William and Nanci Perocchi
Robert Webster
Polartec, LLC
Kingman Webster
Christopher and Renee Poor
Charles and Elizabeth Wolf
Peter Quinlan
Richard and Linda Wolk
Eugene and Judith Reilly
Rosalyn Wood
Jeffrey B. Renton Esq.
Matthew and Mary Ellen Zappala
Stephen and Debbie Anderson Dorothy Anger Atcom Roland and Joanne Baker Charles and Jacqueline Balanoff Douglas and Diana Berthiaume Daniel and Marcia Blakeman Steven Reynolds and Kathleen Boshar Stephen and Marybeth Boucher Chaouki Bouchrouche Mark and Catherine Boullie William and Ann Bride Daniel and Stephanie Bryant Steve and Elizabeth Burdeau Thomas M. Burkardt Family Thomas and Evie Burke Robert Burke Dermod and Claire Cavanaugh Dennis and Tina Conlin Larry Conlon Thomas Costello and Kary Robertson Roger and Mary Damphousse Jim D’Angelo-TEC Inc./Kodiak Corp. Arthur and Julie Daniels Esquires Gregory and Melissa Danisch
Carmine and Barbara DiAdamo Mark and Jeanie Donovan Steve and Linda Early Carl and Laura Eberth Michael and Maureen Ecker James and Kathleen Edholm Enterprise Bank Michael and Gail Feinman Ross and Kathleen Fenton John and Theresa Fenton Financial Managers Society Boston Chapter Barry and Amy Finegold Paul and Mary Beth Finn Gable Family Foundation Mark and Jill Garvin Dave and Karen Giangrande Robert and Annie Gilbert Joseph and Peggy Giordano Ted and Dottie Gorrie Michael and Caryn Harkins Kevin and Kimberlee Harron Robert and Joanne Hatem Helen G. Hauben Foundation Tom and Mary Beth Haut Leigh Heffron Highland Street Foundation/ David McGrath Adrian and Lori Hodge Cliff and Jane Howe Donald and Kristen Hunt Liam Hurley Injured Workers Pharmacy, LLC Jackson Lumber Co., Inc. Scott and Heidi Jamieson Ted and Holly Jenkins Tom and Laura Jordan William and Lori Kavanagh Barry and Mary Kelleher
Arthur and Ana Richter RiverBank William and Joan Roache Michael and Kathleen Rosen Laurence J. Rossi Esq. Royal Jewelers James and Eileen Rullo Paul and Margaret Salafia
The 1891 Donor Society
The 1891 Club is our special donor society that recognizes donors who have given unrestricted and renewable gifts that support the operational budget. To learn more about becoming an 1891 Club member, email Kathleen Boshar Reynolds at kboshar@lawrencebgc.com.
We are grateful to the following individuals, corporations and foundations who have helped provide quality programming and services to the youth of Lawrence. $25,000+
Donald and Kristen Hunt
Josephine G. Russell Trust
Jackson Lumber Co., Inc.
Atkinson Country Club
Liam Hurley
Artemas W. Stearns Trust
Ted and Holly Jenkins
Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Tom and Laura Jordan
James and Linda Kistler
Boys & Girls Club Massachusetts Alliance
Richard and Betty Lindsay
John H. and H. Naomi Tomfohrde Foundation
Louise P. and John H. MacMillan IV
Rosalyn Wood
Jill Langston-Spiak
Citizens League for Adult Special Services
Museum of Science
City of Lawrence/CDBG
Richard and Susan Smith Family Foundation
City of Lawrence/Shannon Grant
$5,000 + American Dental Partners Douglas and Diana Berthiaume
Comcast Foundation
$10,000+
Boston Bruins
Gerald and Lyn Mulligan
Roger Cassin and Irma Schretter
Brooks Properties
New Balance Foundation
Converse
Thomas M. Burkardt Family
The Rogers Family Foundation
William P. DeLuca/Bank of New England
Andrew and Chrissy Chaban
Telemachus and Irene Demoulas Family Foundation
Eugene Doran
Citizens Bank Foundation
James and Kathleen Edholm
Michael and Kathleen Costello
United Way of Massachusetts Bay & Merrimack Valley
Essex County Community Foundation
Paul W. Cronin Charitable Trust
Paul and Mary Beth Finn
Arthur and Julie Daniels
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William P. and Marion DeLuca
Gable Family Foundation
Feinman Law Office
Adrian and Lori Hodge
Frito Lay
Pat and Grace Maraghy
Dave and Mary Geaslen
Kevin and Tracy McGovern
Mark Goodwin
Victor J. Mill III
Helen G. Hauben Foundation
Newman’s Own Foundation
Tom and Mary Beth Haut
Revlon
Highland Street Foundation/David McGrath
Abbot & Dorothy H. Stevens Foundation
$15,000+ Anonymous Bank of America Charitable Foundation Coach Hatem Scholarship Fund Thomas Costello and Kary Robertson Jim D’Angelo-TEC Inc./Kodiak Corp.
Frank and Penny Cieri
Roy A. Hunt Foundation Injured Workers Pharmacy, LLC
James and Lisa Lacourse Steven and Elizabeth Leed Merrimack Valley YMCA MetLife Foundation William and Robin Miller Mary Joan and Michael Morris, Sr. James and Mary Pannos Pannos-Winzeler Marketing The Party Connection, Inc. William and Nanci Perocchi Polartec, LLC Eugene and Judith Reilly Patrick and Phyllis Reynolds Michael and Kathleen Rosen James and Eileen Rullo Greg and Sheila Serrao Ronald and Kathy Takvorian The TJX Foundation The Waldo Trust The White Fund, Inc. Watts Industries Wells Fargo Home Mortgage The Women’s Fund of Essex County Luis Yepez
Mike and Mary Miele
Shaheen, Pallone, & Associates
Exchange Club of Lawrence
Kurt and Martha Mittelstaedt
AMB Property Corporation
Jack Shaw Family
Michael and Gail Feinman
Atcom
Scott and Marla Sigman
John and Theresa Fenton
Harold Morse and Christine Lewis Morse
Charles and Jacqueline Balanoff
Konse and Lorna Skrivanos
Ross and Kathleen Fenton
David and Judith Morton
Mark and Kim Baltier
Sorrento
Terrence and Kathryn Mullen
Bank of America
Paul J. Theberge
Financial Managers Society Boston Chapter
Ray and Janet Benvenuti
Unico Merrimack Valley Foundation
Barry and Amy Finegold
J. Richard Murphy
Todd Berberian
Weinberger Foundation
John and Sharon Fisher
Michael Nahill
Joanne Fournier
Mark and Erin Nardone
William and Ann Bride
$1,000+
Gem Group
John and Cheryl Neals
Frank and Noreen Britt
3M Touch Systems Inc
Dave and Karen Giangrande
Ninety Nine Restaurant
Daniel and Stephanie Bryant
ACH
Mark Gilbert
Robert and Nancy Norbedo
Richard Ratcliff and Timra Carlson
Advertising Management Services, Inc.
Robert and Annie Gilbert
George and Luanne Nugent
The Charlotte Home
Alternative Veterinary Services LLC
Gilbert & Renton LLC
Peter and Lori Paglia
David and Barbara Chase
Stephen and Debbie Anderson
Gilbert Campbell Real Estate
John and Donna Pallone
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Andover Animal Hospital
Joe and Mary Gill
Laurence and Roberta Palmisano
Coors Brewing Company
Andover Little League
Give with Liberty Employee Donations
Par 4 Technology Group
Kevin Costello
Dorothy Anger
Ian and Allison Glick
Partners Community Healthcare Inc.
Brian and Amy Dauphin
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
Jeffrey Grant
Christopher and Eileen Penta
Carmine and Barbara DiAdamo
Apple & Eve
Pepsi Cola
Bob and Lisa Drew
BAE Systems Employ. Comm. Fund
Greater Lawrence Community Action Council
Dunkin Donuts
The Bachman Company
Jerry and Deb Hall
Charles and Carol Poor
Eastern Bank
Roland and Joanne Baker
Kevin and Kimberlee Harron
Christopher and Renee Poor
Enterprise Bank
Bimbo Bakeries
Hartford Retirement Plan Group
Putnam Investments
Mark and Jill Garvin
Daniel and Marcia Blakeman
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
Quaker Oats
Joseph and Peggy Giordano
Boston Beer
Robert and Joanne Hatem
Peter Quinlan
Ted and Dottie Gorrie
Steven Reynolds and Kathleen Boshar
Leigh Heffron
RDK Engineers
Tim Halpin
Chaouki Bouchrouche
John Higgins
Red Bull
Brenda Hamel
Mark and Catherine Boullie
Timothy Horne
Jeffrey B. Renton Esq.
Michael and Caryn Harkins
Michael and Jo-Anne Bourque
Cliff and Jane Howe
William and Joan Roache
Joni Hatem
Michael Brower and Julie Scolnik
Jay and Jamie James
Robert Jason Salon
Health Resources In Action
Steve and Elizabeth Burdeau
Scott and Heidi Jamieson
Laurence J. Rossi Esq.
Kristan and Corina Hopkins
John and Elaine Burke
Johnson O’Hare Co.
Royal Jewelers
Illinois Tool Works Foundation
Robert Burke
Steve and Cheryl Jonas
Ruberto, Israel, & Weiner
William and Lori Kavanagh
Thomas and Evie Burke
Joseph’s Middle East Bakery, Inc
Timothy and Anne Marie Samway
Barry and Mary Kelleher
Burtons Grill
Mitchell and Susan Keamy
Richard Sandman Esq.
Joseph Landry
Catania-Spagna Corporation
Kiwanis Club of Greater Lawrence
Richard and Marilyn Santagati
Brian and Mitzi Lawlor
Dermod and Claire Cavanaugh
Kraft Foods North America, Inc.
Judith Sarafian
Roger and Patricia Linneman
Fred C. Church Insurance
Labatt USA
Joseph Scott and Maureen Halloran Esq.
Chris and Ursula Litterio
Church & Dwight Co., Inc.
Eric and Cathy Lareau
William and Marcy Shack
Catherine McCarthy Memorial Trust Fund
Ron and Dorit Cohen
Jim and Ellen Lawlor
Fred P. Shaheen
ConAgra Foods
Lawrence Rotary Club
Peter and Margaret Shaheen
John and Lisa McDonald
Dennis and Tina Conlin
Frank Leone, Jr.
James and Sylvia Shannon
Mary McKernan
Larry Conlon
Alice Lewis
Mike and Lesley Sklar
David and Joanne Mermelstein
Douglas and Amy Cook
Antonio and Maureen Lopez
Charles and Ann Smith
Diana Merriam
Daniel and Jen Costa
Charles and Carolynn Lopiano
Gregory and Zena Smith
Hiram Francis Mills Trust
Craft Brewers Alliance Inc.
Richard and Amy Lyman
Howard and Mary Smith
Daniel J. Murphy III
Frank and Lauren Csongor
Michael and Lynne Macwade
Smucker’s
Pepperidge Farm
Roger and Mary Damphousse
Richard and Jane Maher
The Sovereign Bank Foundation
Jeff and Kathy Poor
Esquires Gregory and Melissa Danisch
Robert and Jill Mainiero
Stephen and Patricia Stapinski
PR Restaurants LLC
Del Monte Foods
David and Tammy Mallen
David and Emily Strong
Progress Software
Sheila M. Doherty
Thomas and Suzanne Manzi
John and Jane Sullivan
Raytheon, Integrated Defense Systems
Debra Dyleski Najjar Esq.
Charles T. Matses Realty
Sullivan Bille
RBC Foundation
Steve and Linda Early
James and Ilona McCahill
David and Jayne Sweetser
Arthur and Ana Richter
Carl and Laura Eberth
John and Patricia McGarry
Clyde and Jan Sylvia
RiverBank
Michael and Maureen Ecker
David McGrath
Frank and Kathleen Terranova
Savings Bank Life Insurance
Mark Engelberg
Tom and Gail McNaughton
The Savings Bank
Jeannie Scarpa
Wendy Estrella, Esquire
Metropolitan Credit Union
Thomas and Marianne Torrisi
Stephen and Marybeth Boucher
Dana and Ellen Munick
Piccirillo Designs
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Excalibur Data Recovery, Inc.
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Anthony Sciuto
AAA Merrimack Valley
the annual fund
$2,500+
Paul and Diane Tower
Frank Coppola
Philip Laverriere
Retail Management & Development
Tufts Health Plan
Courier Corporation
Lawrence General Hospital
Francis and Julia Rizzo
Unilever
Cowan, Bolduc, Doherty & Co
Francis Robinson
Utz Quality Foods, Inc
Christopher and Carol Curley
Lawrence Industrial Parks Business Association
Robert and Maureen Vanasse
Christopher and Stephanie Deady
Learning Express
Richard and Marcy Rosenthal
VICOR
Edward and Teresa Deane
Scott Lebowitz
Dan and Heather Ryan
Michael and Nancy Vogler
James Dennis
Leonard Orthodontics
Russell Sanna and Mary Henning
Joseph and Donna Wadland
Gino and Laura Depalma
Letourneau’s Pharmacy
Stephen and Jennifer Savino
David and Elizabeth Wadman
William and Cora Diodati
Michael and Patricia Lombard
Schruender Real Estate
Michael and Diane Walker
James and Mary Beth Doherty
Lois Lombardo
Bill and Susan Schwarz
Bill and Denise Wall
Mark and Jeanie Donovan
John and Elizabeth Lomedico
Scott Management and Maintenance Co.
Peter and Susan Walsh
Matthew and Jill Doring
John Lonergan and Amy Joan Morris
Robert Segal
Kingman Webster
Susan Dufresne
Lopez, Chaff & Wiesman Associates
Norman Shack
Robert Webster
Daniel and Patricia Dunn
Louis Luciano
Robert Sheehan
Williams, Jones, & Associates, LLC
Martin and Kristen Dymek
Eric and Sherry Lundquist
Jeffrey Sheehy
Wise Foods, Inc.
Thomas Eccleston, III
David and Tracey Malins
Donna Lagana Silva
Charles and Elizabeth Wolf
Robert and Cheryl Eckel
Warren and Robin Markowsky
Lewis Skeirik
Richard and Linda Wolk
Michael and Kathleen Fanning
Jeffrey and Debra Mathias
Robert and Monica Solano
Matthew and Mary Ellen Zappala
Thomas Feeley
Brian Michael McArthur
George and Charrie Stevens
Fidelity Foundation
McLay’s Florist
Linda Story
Marshall and Susan Field
Arthur and Jo-Anne Middleton
Steven Stott
Finelines
Minco Development Corp.
Brendan and Meagan Sullivan
Robert & Pamela Ford
Will and Denise Molina
John and Ellen Sullivan
Forest Street Union Church
Moody, Farmigletti and Andronico
Target
John and Carol-Ann Fraser
Michael Morin
.Kelvin and Evelyn Torres
Emil and Lauren Frei
Mike and Kristen Morris, Jr.
Rick and Cathy Torres
GE Foundation
Sean Morris
David Torrisi
Eric and Mary Beth Gilberg
MTM Insurance Associates, LLC
Peter and Shari Traub
Eugene and Carole Ginchereau
MVP Associates, Inc.
Tripoli Bakery
Paul and Tanya Giovacchini
MYCW
Truist
Glacial Energy
N.D. Landscaping, Inc.
Fred Glore
Thomas Neve
United Way of Central & Northeastern Connecticut
Alan and Cathy Greene
New England Joint Board Unite
John Vitulli
Tom and Bethany Greenwood
Newburyport Boys Basketball Association
Wainwright Bank & Trust Company
James and Joanne Nolan
Robert and Kathleen Wallace
Thomas and Anne Norris
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Northmark Bank
West Parish Church
Raquel Nova
Whittemore Company, Inc.
Rich Novo
Brian and Sheila Wizst
Joseph and Joan O’Brien
Jason Yameen
Daniel and Christine O’Shea
Kenneth Yameen
Rafael Paulino
Larry and Loretta Yameen
John and Kathryn Pearce
Yella
Douglas and Linda Percy
Juan and Yarisie Yepez
Donald Peters and Gena Monique Pappas
Frank and Paula Zavrl
John and Linda Peters
Those listed in the previous section are identified for their annual giving of $250 or more. We have also included in this comprehensive list the members of our 1891 Club.
$250+ Aaron’s Advantage Sales and Marketing David Allen Paul and Stella Ames Dick and Ann Anderson Andover Dermatology, P.C Charles and Heather Annaloro Mark and Paula Bakies Stephen Basile Neil Bateson Larry and Robin Bearfield Magdi and Diane Bichay George and Margot Bixby Henry and Jori Blumsack Jonathan and Maria Bonanno Bob and Tina Borek Mary Bourque Bread and Rose Heritage Committee Brooks School Joel and Betsy Brother John Bryant Timothy and Lisa Bryant Edmund Brylczyk Robert Caggiano James and Mary Cahill Brian and Stephanie Callahan Caritas Holy Family Hospital Monty and Kathy Carter G. Thomas and Marie Catalano Joseph Cataudella Central Catholic High School B & GC L 20 1 0
Channel Building Co., Inc. Michael and Doreen Chapman Clear Channel Radio Blaise and Marilyn Coco
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Conlin’s Pharmacy, Inc. Conlon Products Michael and Ethel Marie Contos
Al Greer Gary and Kay Halloran Robert Hanscom Thomas and Kathleen Harkins Frank and Wynetta Hausner Richard and Mary Heikkinen Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLP The Howe Insurance Hub International New England, LLC Richard and Mary Lou Hubbell Ron and Karyn Hunt Laura and Paul Edward Hunter IV Stephen and Suzanne Ingram Internet & Telephone LLC JM Electrical Co., Inc Steven and Robin Kahan Kenneth Kalil Vel Kraunelis Matt Krummell and Valerie Davidsson Frank Kunkel Gale Kunkel The Lafond Family Lafond Insurance Agency Rudolph Lantelme Peter and Arlene Latsey
Jack F. Phillips Phillips Academy Phoenix Foods, Inc. Prudential Howe & Doherty Realtors Tim Pybus Ryan Ransdell James and Irene Reagan Chip and Maura Reardon Philip and Karen Regan John and Elaine Reilly Peter and Marianne Reilly
Christopher Rock
Wakefield Basketball Association
The Heritage Club
Ruth Holihan
The Heritage Club celebrates and recognizes those who have named The Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence as a beneficiary either in their will or estate plan, 401K/IRA plan, insurance policy, or other life income gift arrangement such as a Charitable Gift Annuity or Charitable Trust. We hold in high esteem the following benefactors who, through provisions in their estate plan, have demonstrated their charitable leadership and sustaining gifts to the Club.
Norma Iannazzi
Steven Druth
Charles Nigrelli
James and Kathleen Edholm
Theresa Ouellette
Michael Harkins
Sandy Parolisi
Richard and Betty Lindsay
Barbara Riddle
Louise P. and John H. MacMillan IV
Eileen Rosson
Tim and Anne Marie Samway
Mitzi Sciandra
Richard and Marilyn Santagati
Justin Sidley
Jeremiah Milbank Society The Jeremiah Milbank Society is a national recognition program for individuals who give $10,000 or more to a local boys and girls club. Only unrestricted individuals gifts of $10,000 or more qualify.
David A. Jordan Elizabeth Johnson Louise Katter John R. Kohr Jr. Alan Kraunelis Peter A. Lewis Eileen Lynch Ronald Masson Daniel J. Murphy Jr.
Matthew Sierak Christine Smith Antonio Terranova K. Anthony Torres Jessie Vittorioso
Honorarium
Willam and Kay DeLuca
Balanoff Family
Robert and Jeanne Gable
Dr. and Mrs. John Bassett
Tom and Laura Jordan
Amelia Cheng
Louise P. and John H. MacMilan IV
Bill DeLuca Jr./Bank of New England
Pat and Grace Maraghy
Kay Frishman
Thomas Costello and Kary Robertson
Jackson and Jonas Hausner
Rosalyn Wood
Victor Hernandez Joseph Landry
Memorial Gifts and Honorariums
Steve Kelley
Memorial gifts to the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence are a respectful way to remember a friend or loved one while making a difference to the youth of our community. An honorarium is a gift given in acknowledgement of gratitude or esteem. Memorial gifts and honorariums were made for the following individuals in 2010.
Louise P & John H. MacMillan IV
Memorial
Karen Kravchuk Victor Martinez William Maye Tom McNaughton Dianne McCarthy Morris, Rossi, & Hayes Cindy Parnagian Kelly Paulius Dick & Sharon Rhodes
Cellistine Anderson
Billy Robertson
Armond Bologna
Tim & Anne Marie Samway
Ryan Bourque Fluffy Burton Roger Collins Sharon Cuscia James Doherty Weston F. Eastman Weston D. Eastman Maryann Edholm E. Haffner Fournier Edward Gilbert Gerard & Louise Ginchereau Kenneth Harkins Roland Hogue
We have made every effort to include those making gifts of $250 or more to the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence between January 1 and December 31, 2010. We regret any errors or omissions and request that you report corrections to Kathleen Boshar Reynolds, Director of Development at 978-683-2747.
The Boys & Girls Club leadership is founded on a strong partnership between our board and staff. Board members provide financial support and oversee the Club’s governance and fundraising activities. Staff creates and implements programs and provides the guidance our youth need to succeed. One of the most experienced youth development teams in the country, our staff has collectively contributed 218 years of service to the boys and girls of Lawrence.
OFFICERS William P. DeLuca Jr. Chairman of the Board James D’Angelo President Thomas M. Burkardt Vice President William Shaheen Treasurer Larry Yameen Assistant Treasurer Hon. John E. Fenton Jr. Secretary (not pictured) Greg Serrao Assistant Secretary Michael R. Harkins Past President Michael B. Feinman Corporate Council
5+ years of service
20+ years of service
Markus Fischer Executive Director
Shirley Clark Administrative Assistant Maureen Kelley Volunteer Coordinator Steve Kelley Associate Director
Jody Raineri Assistant Director/Beacon Club Walter Velez Director of Technology 0-4 years of service
Karen Kravchuk Director of Education Stevie Martinez Teen Director Victor Martinez Assistant Director of Education Jose Otero Boys Physical Director
Billy Robertson Director of Operations
Kathy Boshar Reynolds Director of Development
Julie Rizzo Assistant Director of Development
10+ years of service
Gina Castillo Registrar
Stephanie Sullivan Girls Physical Director
Karyn Hickey Aquatics Director
Kerry Wiersma Grants Development Manager
Manny Ayala Director of Program Services Noemi Hernandez Social Recreation Director Jill Rodriquez Beacon Club Director
Amanda Hinchcliffe Director of Program Services Sarah Hogue Special Events Coordinator Rhonda Kapelson Bookkeeper
our leadership team
STAFF LEADERSHIP
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Board of Directors
Maureen P. Halloran, Esq.
Timothy S. Rock
Thomas M. Burkardt
Dianne J. Anderson
Kevin Harron
Stephen H. Rogers
Frank Cieri
Stephen Anderson
Robert Hatem
AJ Rogers
James D’Angelo
Dorothy Anger
Mary Beth Haut
Holly Rogers
Melissa M. Danisch, Esq.
James Arnold
Leigh Heffron
Irving E. Rogers III
William P. DeLuca Jr.
Joanne Baker
Lori Hodge
Felipe Romero
William P. DeLuca III
Charles Balanoff
Timothy P. Horne
Michael D. Rosen Esq
Steven J. Druth
Thomas S. Barenboim
Kristen Hunt
Laurence J. Rossi, Esq.
James L. Edholm
Joseph P. Beninato
Liam Hurley
James Rullo
Michael B. Feinman, Esq.
Daniel Blakeman
Scott Jamieson
Robert Ryan
Hon. John E. Fenton Jr.
Chauouki Bouchrouche
Laura Jordan
Paul Salafia
Mary Beth Finn
Mark J. Boullie
William Kavanagh
Anne Marie Samway
Ted J. Gorrie
Rob Bramhall
Linda H. Kistler
Timothy Samway
Michael R. Harkins
Malcolm W. Brawn
Paul Kneeland
Richard Sandman, Esq.
Ted Jenkins
Ann Bride
James Lacourse
Carmen Scarpa
Mary Kelleher
William T. Bride Jr.
Peter Lafond
Jeannie Scarpa
Richard D. Lindsay
Daniel P. Bryant
William L. Lane
Earle B. Seeley
Louise P. MacMillan IV
Steve Burdeau
Jill Langston-Spiak
William P. Shack, Esq.
Robert Mainiero
Elaine M. Burke
Philip Laverriere
Peter Shaheen
Lisa McDonald
Robert Burke
Steven B. Leed
Fred P. Shaheen
Victor J. Mill III
Thomas J. Burke, Esq.
Frank J. Leone Jr.
James M. Shannon
Robin M. Miller
Thomas F. Caffrey, Esq.
Antonio Lopez Jr.
Michael Shannon
Alberto Nunez
William Carey
Charles Lopiano
John F. Shaw III
James W. Pannos
Daniel J. Cargill
Erick Lucera
Robert Sheehan
Anthony Sakowich
Chrissy Chaban
Richard Maher
Chester F. Sidell
Richard Santagati
Barbara L. Chase
David J. Mallen CPA
Evan Silverio
Greg Serrao
Penny Cieri
Suzanne Manzi
Mike Sklar
William Shaheen
Dennis Conlin
Thomas Manzi
Charles L. Smith
Thomas Torrisi
Courtney Conlon
Grace Maraghy
Howard W. Smith
Diane Tower
Samuel J. Conte II
Debra Mathias
Stephen Stapinski
Charles Wolf Jr.
Arthur A. Daniels, Jr.
Jeffrey Mathias
John F. Sullivan Jr.
Larry Yameen
Socrates De La Cruz, Esq.
Shawn McKallagat
David Sweetser
Marion DeLuca
Mary McCauley Manzi
Frank Terranova
William H. DiAdamo
Kevin McGovern
Kathleen Terranova
Sheila M. Doherty
Brian Mitchell
Paul J. Theberge
Mark Donovan
Kurt Mittelstaedt
Alfred J. Torrisi
Eugene Doran
Michael W. Morris, Esq.
Joseph J. Wadland, Esq.
Tina Druth
David L. Morton
William Wall
Patrick D. Dunn
Donald Morton
Susan Walsh
Debra Dyleski-Najjar
Gerald T. Mulligan
Robert E. Webster
Linda Early
Daniel J. Murphy III
Ned Williams
Carl Eberth
Michael J. Nahill
Matthew Zappala
Michael Ecker
Nancy B. Norbedo
Kathleen Edholm
Peter C. Nordblom
Wendy Estrella, Esq.
Radhames Nova
Joseph Faro
John Pallone
David Fazio
Laurence J. Palmisano
Gail Feinman
Cindy Parnagian
John Ferro
Christopher Penta
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Amy Finegold
Annie Perkins
Barry Finegold
John F. Phillips CPA
John D. Fitzpatrick
Carol Poor
Carol-Ann Fraser
Charles Poor
Mark Garvin
Renee Poor
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BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Dave Giangrande
Peter Quinlan
Robert Gilbert, Esq.
Lynelia Raposo
Karen Gilman
John C. Reilly
Joseph P. Giordano DMD
Jeffrey B. Renton, Esq.
Stephen Gruenberg
Arthur Richter
Juan Yepez
FINANCE COMMITTEE
GOLF COMMITTEE
James D’Angelo
Sheila M. Doherty
Joanne Baker
Steven Druth
Jeffrey Mathias
Paul Bologna
Carl Eberth
John H. MacMillan
William Bride
Michael R. Harkins
Daniel Murphy
Dan Bryant
Jeffrey Mathias
William Shaheen
Stephanie Bryant
Alberto Nunez
Frank Terranova
Steve Burdeau
Arthur Richter
Chuck Wolf
Jeannie Scarpa
Juan Yepez
Larry Yameen
Stephanie Deady
ALUMNI COMMITTEE
AUCTION COMMITTEE
Noelia Bare
Stella Ames
James Lacourse
Daniel P. Bryant
Janet Benvenuti
Brian Lessard
Stephanie Bryant
Mary Bourque
Jeff Mathias
Ella Cruz
Pam Burkardt
Mark Coleman
Gloribelle Gonzales
Tom Burkardt
Carol Poor
Raquel Nova
Noreen Britt
Johan Reilly
Timra Carlson
Timothy Rock
Chrissy Chaban
Larry Yameen
PLANNED GIVING COMMITTEE Samuel Conte Carol-Ann Fraser Michael R. Harkins Richard D. Lindsay John MacMillan Mary Beth McInnis William Shaheen
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Thomas M. Burkardt James D’Angelo William DeLuca Jr. Hon. John E. Fenton Jr. Michael R. Harkins Louise P. MacMillan Gerald T. Mulligan Arthur Richter William Shaheen Larry Yameen
Paige Johnston Kristen Hunt
Frank Cieri Penny Cieri
DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Tom Costello
Charles Balanoff
Lauren Csonger
Tom Costello
Jimmy D’Angelo
James D’Angelo
Amy Dauphin
Mark Garvin
Brian Dauphin
Ted Gorrie
Matthew Doring
Michael R. Harkins
Steven Druth
MaryBeth Haut
Tina Druth
Ted Jenkins
Kathy Edholm
William Kavanaugh
Jim Edholm
Marty Meehan
Amy Finegold
Kevin McGovern
Gail Feinman
James Rullo
Mary Geaslen
John F. Shaw III
Karen Gilman
Greg Serrao
Michael Harkins
William Shaheen
Lori Hodge
Chuck Wolf Jr.
Jamie James Laura Jordan
MARKETING & NEW BUSINESS
PERSONNEL COMMITTEE
Pamela Lozon
Thomas M. Burkardt
Louise MacMillan
Barbara L. Chase
Dave Murphy
James Edholm
Maureen N. Difrancesco
Louise P. MacMillan
Dave Nobil
Arthur Richter
Cindy Parnagian
William Shaheen
Annie Perkins
STEWARDSHIP & SPECIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE
Diane Tower
Monique Peters
Diane Tower, chair
Renee Poor
SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE
Elaine Burke
Maura Reardon
Grace Maraghy
Roland Baker
Arthur Richter
Lisa McDonald
Thomas S. Barenboim
Kary Robertson
Lauren Frei
Marion DeLuca
Kathleen Rosen
Mary Beth Finn
Hon. John E. Fenton Jr.
Michael Rosen
Susan Walsh
Richard D. Lindsay
Steve Reynolds
Holly Jenkins
Louise P. MacMillan
Andrea Samra
Victor J. Mill III
Andreinne Segalini
Constance S. Miragliotta
Jeannie Scarpa
Daniel J. Murphy III
Donna Lagana Silva
Irving E. Rogers III
Jill Spiak
Paul J. Theberge
Melissa Danisch Esq. James Edholm James Pannos Annie Perkins
acknowledgements The report is made possible through the donated services of: ARGUS, Creative thinkargus.com John Earle, Photographer johnearlphoto.com The Poor Family/ Flagship Press, Printer flagshippress.com Katherine R. Santone, Copy editor and proofreader
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