2013 ANNUAL REPORT Building Relationships, Inspiring Success. 1231 Ramapo OuterCrs12.indd 3 5/7/14 1:10 PM One Approach. HALLMARKS OF THE RAMAPO APPROACH Ramapo’s work is grounded in a set of guiding principles that have emerged from decades of experience providing direct service and a consistent track record of clearly demonstrated effectiveness: пЃµ P ersonal relationships are the capital that motivates behavioral change, and relationship building is a set of skills and activities that can be taught. пЃµ O bservational learning and role modeling are powerful teaching tools when adults model desired behaviors intentionally, both individually and as a team. Through direct service youth programs and highly regarded training programs for adults, Ramapo for Children works on behalf of children who face obstacles to learning, enabling them to succeed in the classroom, at home, and in life. At the heart of our work is the conviction that all children seek the same things: to learn, feel valued and experience success. Ramapo helps young people learn to align their behaviors with their aspirations. пЃµ T houghtful rituals and routines can teach desired behaviors and are important elements in establishing emotionally safe environments, and must be adapted to the particular needs of individual children and groups. пЃµ T he collective celebration of individual accomplishments is a defining characteristic of supportive communities, and adults must identify opportunities to celebrate individual success. пЃµ H onest feedback and open communication are key catalysts for personal development, and adults must understand how to have difficult conversations constructively. пЃµ t he habit of reflective practice must be adopted by both adults and young people, taking the time to process and reflect alone and with other members of the community. 2 Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 2 5/7/14 2:13 PM . Broad Impact. Self-Reflection and the Pursuit of Excellence Ramapo is an organization dedicated to helping people overcome personal obstacles and fulfill their potential. One of the core tenets of our approach is an emphasis on the habit of reflective practice—taking the time to process, reflect on, and learn from our experiences. The exercise must be done with an open mind and a commitment to continuous growth and learning. Ramapo is expanding. We are supporting more families and working with more schools and educators in more places than ever before, and we are proud of this growth. We understand, however, that expanding scope and scale brings a heightened responsibility to practice what we preach with regard to reflective practice. For Ramapo, reflective practice goes hand in hand with dedicating ourselves to continuous improvement. It starts with having clearly articulated goals. In that spirit, we’ve chosen to share some simple logic models in this year’s annual report. It also requires a commitment to rigorous evaluation: gathering data, measuring the extent to which our goals are being achieved, and using the information to make our programs and services more effective. It means scouring the landscapes of education and human service for research that can help inform our work, or program models from which we can learn. Most importantly, modeling reflective practice means never becoming complacent and always sustaining an unwavering commitment to excellence. An annual report is, in many ways, a written exercise in reflective practice. As we look back on all we have accomplished over the last year, one thing is clear: None of it would have happened without the passion, commitment and support of our staff, our board members, our funders, our alumni, our organizational partners and program participants and their families. We cannot thank you enough. Adam Weiss, Chief Executive Officer Richard Rosenthal, Board President 3 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 3 5/5/14 10:34 AM Ramapo Helps Adults Support the Children They Serve Ramapo provides tools and tactics to teachers, youth-service workers and parents, enabling them to create environments that promote positive behavior. “Ramapo for Children provides practical, hands-on training in behavior management, supervision and program design. We have wait lists for most of their trainings. Their facilitators are highly skilled and knowledgeable about adult learning principles.” Miguel Bonilla, Director of Technical Assistance, NYC Department of Youth & Community Development INPUTS TRAINING 4 Workshops Coaching Advising OUTCOMES Better relationships between educators and students Improved classroom management skills Improved staff morale IMPACT More time teaching, less time on discipline Fewer behavior incidents and suspensions Fewer unnecessary referrals to special education Increased staff retention Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 4 5/5/14 10:34 AM PARTNERSHIP WITH URBAN ASSEMBLY In the fall of 2012, Ramapo embarked on a partnership with the Urban Assembly network of schools in New York City to provide four schools in the network with a range of supports, including training and coaching for teachers, team building retreats for educators and students, and direct support at Camp Ramapo for the schools’ most high-needs children. When the partnership began, these schools had reported the highest rates of behavioral incidents and suspensions in the entire Urban Assembly network. By the year’s end, they showed a 33% reduction in suspensions and a 40% reduction in incidents overall compared to the previous year. Principal Jeff Chetirko of Urban Assembly Institute of New Technologies in Harlem said, “Ramapo had a huge part in the cultural shift that took place at New Tech. Students began taking ownership of their education and discussing issues instead of resorting to violence.” Ramapo’s partnership with Urban Assembly demonstrates how the Ramapo Approach, when brought to bear on behalf of teachers and students alike, can help transform school cultures, promote positive behavioral change, foster skill development and support learning and personal growth. 5,000 TEACHERS 5,000 YOUTH-SERVICE WORKERS 1,000 PARENTS Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 5 5 5/5/14 10:34 AM Ramapo Helps Children Learn and Grow Ramapo instills self-confidence and self-reliance in children, allowing them to build peer relationships, try new things and experience success. “Each of the three summers that our son has attended Ramapo, he has come back standing a little taller and prouder. Ramapo has helped boost his self-confidence and independence.” Nancy, CAMPER PARENT 564 CAMPERS SERVED IN 2013 6 Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 6 5/5/14 10:34 AM TANIYA, CAMPER Eight year-old Taniya came to Camp Ramapo in the summer of 2011 and has returned each year since. As a result of her anxiety and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Taniya doesn’t always understand social boundaries and sometimes uses humor inappropriately as a way to try to fit in with others. Although she is very social, Taniya has difficulty connecting with others. At camp, she bonded with a counselor named Lupe, who worked with her on improving her social skills and learning the limits of appropriate behavior. The two discussed the issue and developed a signal for Lupe to give Taniya when she needed to behave more calmly. As a former camper, Lupe relates to children like Taniya particularly well and is adept at helping them with the challenges they face. With Lupe’s support, Taniya gained a better understanding of how to communicate with others and build relationships. She grew more comfortable in social settings and was calmer at home following her time at camp. In the carefully structured setting of Camp Ramapo, with its one-to-one staff-tocamper ratio, Taniya and other children with social, emotional and learning challenges are able to experience success. At home, Taniya often talks about her time at Ramapo. One day, she hopes to follow in Lupe’s footsteps and become a Camp Ramapo counselor herself. INPUTS Recreational activities and communal living Routines and rituals that celebrate success Feedback, reflection and goal setting related to behavior SUMMER CAMP OUTCOMES Improved communication and life skills Positive relationships with peers and supportive adults IMPACT Young people develop social emotional skills and capacity to align behaviors with aspirations Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 7 7 5/5/14 10:34 AM Ramapo Helps Young Adults Achieve Self-Sufficiency Ramapo develops the independent living, job and social skills of young adults while building their self-determination and resilience. “At first I wasn’t so sure about the program, but I feel like I’ve achieved a lot. I’m developing my social skills, learning to trust others, and becoming more trustworthy myself. This is helping me make the right friends who are positive influences in my life and who actually care about me.” Kelsey, Staff Assistant 8 Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 8 5/5/14 10:34 AM DANNY, STAFF ASSISTANT When Danny (above left) joined the Staff Assistant Experience in 2012, she had difficulty communicating effectively and connecting with people she didn’t know. This made activities like participating in job interviews challenging. At Ramapo, Danny found a supportive and social community, as well as a mentor who helped her to improve her communication skills. Danny worked in the campus dining hall and utilized a vocational coach to build job skills. After a few months, Danny interned at a local cafГ©, Taste Budd’s, where she rose to the challenge of new tasks and eventually became a paid employee. The café’s owner said, “Danny has blown us all away with her ability to take on a very important role in the kitchen. While Taste Budd’s is a great place to work, she is responsible for her success.” Today Danny works full-time at Taste Budd’s and feels ready to live independently. On reflection, Danny said that she had long known that she had the ability to achieve her goals, but needed a place that would recognize her strengths, push her to do her best and provide a supportive community. The Staff Assistant Experience provides a positive environment and a network of mentors, coaches and friends for young adults who face challenges in transitioning to independence. To date, the program has formed 20 local business partnerships to help young people like Danny gain work experience, build vocational skills and develop a future orientation. INPUTS Work experience Coaching and mentoring Communal living STAFF ASSISTANT EXPERIENCE OUTCOMES Better relationship-building skills Improved communication, life and job skills Increased self-confidence IMPACT Ability to live independently Ability to succeed at a job Ability to succeed in other educational settings Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 9 9 5/5/14 10:34 AM Ramapo Helps Groups Achieve Collective Goals Ramapo teaches leadership, conflict resolution and cooperation skills to groups of youth, educators and other professionals, enabling them to improve their communication, collaboration and connections. “The kids and staff had a great time. Their only complaint is that we had to leave. Many of the kids wanted to stay and enjoy the natural environment. It was amazing to see so many of our reluctant learners access their leadership skills in the Ramapo environment. Please thank your team for an incredible experience.” New York City High school principal INPUTS RETREATS 10 Challenge and adventure-based activities Shared experiences Communal living OUTCOMES Better relationships among group members Improved communication skills Increased self-confidence IMPACT Heightened sense of community Increased sense of shared purpose and common goals Increased sense of belonging for all group members Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 10 5/5/14 10:34 AM WORKING WITH THE LIBERTY PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM For over ten years, the Liberty Partnership Program at LaGuardia Community College has been bringing groups of high school students to Ramapo for retreats. The Liberty Partnership program provides enrichment to at-risk youth, with the goal of helping them finish high school. Many of these young people grow up in lower income urban areas and some have never been outside of New York City before. At our Rhinebeck campus, they participate in challenging teambuilding exercises such as high and low ropes course activities, as well as other fun, shared experiences that build trust and leadership skills. Ramapo’s expert facilitators support the participants throughout the retreat, leading discussions and helping them to learn lessons that they can apply to their own lives. The students form bonds with others in their group, building a strong sense of community and shared purpose. Liberty Partnership Program Director Sean Galvin emphasized the far-reaching effects of Ramapo Retreats, saying, “There’s something special in terms of bonding, and building confidence and self-esteem, that can be accomplished in the intensive setting at Ramapo. While there’s an immediate high from completing things like the ropes courses, the real effects hit these young people a few months–or even years– later.” At Ramapo, these young adults learn lasting lessons about collaboration, honest communication and committing to do one’s best. They achieve things that they never thought possible, and take their newfound strengths, insights and inspiration home with them. 140 RETREATS 8,967 PARTICIPANTS Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 11 11 5/5/14 10:34 AM Ramapo Prepares Young Adults for a Future Supporting Children Ramapo provides skills, training and experience to future leaders in the fields of education and youth development, preparing them for successful careers. Survey Shows Reach of Ramapo’s Impact on Summer Counselor Alumni Last fall, Ramapo conducted an extensive survey of our summer counselor alumni, with the goal of finding out how they viewed their experiences working at Ramapo and the extent to which their time with Ramapo influenced them going forward. Over 500 alums from 48 states and 15 countries responded, and the results showed that the vast majority view their work at Ramapo as having been a formative and often life-altering experience. 74% of counselor alumni enter careers that are related to their work at Ramapo Majority of Current Job Titles of Ramapo Slightly Counselor Alumni related 8% • Teacher • Special Education Highly or Teacher moderately • Psychologist related • Social Worker 80% • Counselor Not • Program Staff related 12% • Program Director Influenced choice of advanced degree 83% Slightly related 8% Career Preparation Working at Ramapo Directly Influences Choice of Advanced Degree Highly or moderately related Of those with advanced degrees, 83% 83% of counselor alumni say that their experience working at Ramapo influenced their choice of degree. Yes Shaped the way I approach work every day 38% 87% Somewhat 21% 12 87% 80% Not related 12% of respondents–regardless of profession–say that Ramapo helped prepare them for their current position. Influenced choice of advanced degree 83% 87% Approach to work 97% of all respondents–regardless of87% profession–say that Ramapo has influenced their approach to their work. 97% Very much 38% Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 12 5/5/14 10:34 AM Youth Worker Leadership Conference “This experience helped me realize what I want to do with my life.” CLASSP Participant Consortia of Learning and Serving to Special Populations (CLASSP) Through CLASSP, Ramapo provides a year-long, college credit-bearing internship program for high school and college students in the New York metropolitan area who are devoted to working with children with special needs. The program produces a pipeline of skilled students and serves as a launch pad for their higher education and future careers. 103 students completed a total of 14,200 internship hours in programs serving students with disabilities in the New York City Metropolitan area. 2 /3 100% of college participants enjoyed the class and would recommend it to others. Each year, Ramapo gathers committed high school students who have dedicated their time to working with children with special needs for a day of informative workshops, professional networking and presentations by experts to learn applicable skills and gain insight into future careers. 178 high school students attended our 2013 conference, representing 38 92% of participants stated that they learned about resources to better include youth with disabilities in their agency. agencies across New York City, Westchester and Long Island. “I improved my skills and learned useful lessons, games and activities to use with children with physical and emotional disabilities.” YWLC Participant of college participants were more likely to choose a career in the field of special education and/or human services after participating in CLASSP. Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 13 13 5/5/14 10:34 AM FY2013 FINANCIAL SUMMARY Assets and Liabilities: Three-Year Summary $7M Property & Equipment, Net All Other Assets Total Liabilities 6M $6M 5M 5M 4M 4M 3M 3M 2M 2M 1M 1M 0 0 2011 2012 2013 Revenue and Expenses: Three-Year Summary $6M Revenue Expenses Investment Return, Net Capital Contributions 5M 4M 3M 2M 1M 0 2 01 2 14 201 3 2011 2012 2013 Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 14 5/5/14 10:34 AM Fiscal 2013 operating RevenВue Analysis Program-Related Fees $3,805,565 Individual Contributions 737,522 Foundation Contributions 1,062,023 Other Grants 437,536 Fundraising Events, Net 33,424 TOTAL$6,076,070 $324,032 868,409 Investment Return, Net Capital Contributions Fiscal 2013 Expense Analysis Program Administration & Development 86%$5,284,929 14%830,077 TOTAL$6,115,006 86% of expenses go directly to programs Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 15 15 5/5/14 10:34 AM A SELECTION OF PARTNERS WHO HAVE BENEFITED FROM THE RAMAPO APPROACH IN 2013 New York City Department of Education Schools High School for Energy and Technology (X565) Academy for Health Careers (K751) High School of Sports Management (K348) Assemblyman Angelo Del Toro Educational Center (M108) PS 167 The Parkway (K167) New York City Charter Schools PS 176 (X176) Bronx Preparatory Charter School (X703) PS 178K (K178) Innovation Diploma Plus (M404) PS 179 (X179) Bronx Alliance Middle School (X355) International Community High School (X334) PS 18 (X018) PS 191 (M191) Bronx Bridges High School (X432) IS 123 (X123) PS 198 (M198) Bronx Collegiate Academy (X227) IS 339X (X339) PS 206 Jose Celso Barbosa (M206) Bronx International High School (X403) Jamaica Gateway to the Sciences (Q350) PS 333 (X333) Bronx Lab School (X265) Law, Government and Community Service High School (Q494) PS 37 (R037) Bronx River High School (X349) Bronx Writing Academy (X323) Brooklyn Arts and Science Elementary School (K705) Brooklyn Bridge Academy (K578) Brooklyn Collegiate: A College Board School (K493) PS 369 (X369) Brooklyn Preparatory High School (K488) Brownsville Collaborative Middle School (K363) Community Action School (M258) Concord High School (R470) East Flatbush Community Research School (K581) East Side Community High School (M450) Eleanor Roosevelt High School (M416) Energy Tech High School (Q258) Evergreen Middle School (K562) Forsyth Satellite Academy (M458) Hawtree Creek Middle School (Q297) 16 Citizens of the World Charter School 2 (K692) Community Partnership Charter School DREAM Charter School (M382) Fahari Academy Charter School (K726) Liberation Diploma Plus (K728) PS 42 (X042) Family Life Academy Charter School (X233) Lillian L. Rachkis High School (K371) PS 51 (M051) Girls Prep Charter School (M330) PS/IS 111 (M111) M104 (M104) PS/MS 280 (X280) KIPP Academy Charter School (X704) Marie Curie High School (X237) Queens United Middle School (Q289) Metropolitan High School (X248) Renaissance High School For Musical Theater & Technology (X293) Brooklyn Environmental Exploration School (K664) Broome Street Academy Charter High School (M522) Mother Hale Academy (X065) Mott Hall Bridges Middle School (K671) MS 126 (K126) MS 136 (K136) MS 142 (X142) Satellite Academy–Arturo Schomburg High School (X446) New York City Department of Education Networks & Offices School for International Studies (K497) CEIPEA Charter School Network Soundview Academy for Culture and Scholarship (X448) Children’s First Network 107 South Brooklyn Community High School (K698) Children’s First Network 205 The Computer School (M245) Children’s First Network 411 The Mosholu Parkway (X080) Children’s First Network 412 The Neighborhood School (M363) District 75 The Roberto Clemente School (M015) Office of New Schools/New York City Leadership Academy UA Academy of Civic Engagement (X366) Students in Temporary Housing UA Bronx Studio School for Writers & Artists (X269) UA School for Emergency Management (M135) Preparatory for Writers (Q283) Wave Preparatory Elementary School (Q362) PS 137 (M137) PS 138 (X138) PS 142 (M142) PS 15 (Q015) Children’s First Network 203 Children’s First Network 406 Voyages Preparatory H.S. (Q261) PS 133 (M133) Children’s First Network 109 The Bronx School of Science Inquiry and Investigation (X331) New Heights Middle School (K722) PS 123 (M123) Renaissance Charter School (Q705) ROADS Charter School I (K395) Multicultural High School (K583) PS 1 (X001) Renaissance Charter High School for Innovation (M443) Robert F. Wagner Middle School (M167) Urban Scholars Community School (X463) Professional Pathways High School (K630) New Heights Academy Charter School (M353) West Brooklyn Community High School (K529) Williamsburg Middle School Academy (K050) X250 (Eximius College Prep Academy) Young Scholars Academy (X289) Young Women’s Leadership School of Astoria (Q286) Children’s First Network 410 Urban Assembly Schools School Districts Outside of New York City Arlington Central School District District of Columbia Public Schools Hyde Park Central School District Long Branch School District Newark Public Schools New Haven Public Schools Red Hook Central School District Private Schools Academy of Mount Saint Ursula ACE Preschool Bnos Bais Yaakov Brooklyn Heights Synagogue Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 16 5/5/14 10:34 AM Chess in the Schools Children’s Village Chinese American Council Community HealthCorps Corlears School Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) “The workshop was amazing! I was so impressed by [Ramapo’s] ability to connect with our families and present the information in a way that was so easy for families to understand and respond to. Our families are already asking me when Ramapo is coming back!” Emily Parkey, Director of Family Engagement, DREAM Charter School Yeshivat Darche Eres Community Synagogue Columbia Prep School Congregation Kol Ami Religious School Little Red School House and Elizabeth Irwin High School Hannah Senesh Community Day School Nightingale Bamford School Harry Gordon School Hawthorne Country Day School— Manhattan Annex Hebrew Academy of Nassau County Long Island Hebrew Academy Luria Academy of Brooklyn Magen David Yeshivah (Elementary) Northside Center for Childhood Development Osher Early Learning Center Phipps Lambert Head Start Roosevelt Children’s Academy Sephardic Academy of Manhattan Yeshiva Ketana of Manhattan Yeshivah of Flatbush St. Vincents Smart Girls T.E.E.N. Works The Brotherhood-SisterSol East Harlem Tutorial The Door El Puente Academy Union Settlement Association F.E.G.S. Youth Build Fresh Air Fund YMCA of Greater New York Friends of Israel Scouts Girls Inc of New York City Go Project Good Shepherd Services Grand Street Settlement Harlem Children’s Zone Harlem Educational Activities Fund (HEAF) Harlem RBI Hetrick-Martin Institute Mosholu Montefiore Community Center Beacon Program Organizations & Agencies Outside New York City ARC of Dutchess County Eleanor Roosevelt Center Family Services of Westchester Get Your Guts in Gear Graham Windham Hudson River Healthcare Americorp Open Door Rhinebeck Rescue Workers St. John’s Lutheran Church Stanwich Congregational Church Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center Colleges & Universities Bank Street College of Education College of Mount Saint Vincent LaGuardia Community College Mount Saint Mary’s College St. John’s University Upward Bound Borough of Manhattan Community College Upward Bound Marist College Wagner College Yeshiva Darchai Menachem Sports & Arts in Schools Foundation Spence School Small Wonder Preschool William O’Connor School SNACK Rebecca School Upward Bound Medgar Evers College Westchester Reform Temple SCAN NY Poughkeepsie Day School Shulamith School of Brooklyn Temple Israel of Great Neck Prep for Prep Diaspora Community Services Liberty LEADS Central Synagogue Phipps Community Development Center New York City Organizations & Agencies AmeriCorps Sunset Park Association for Excellence in Autism Brooklyn Empowerment Neighborhood Initiative (BENI) Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 17 17 5/5/14 10:34 AM THANK YOU TO OUR SHINING STARS In 2013, Ramapo’s annual budget of $5.8 million was met with the help of 1,374 gifts from 1,110 generous contributors. We wish to thank the following foundations, family foundations, corporations and individuals for their support of Ramapo for Children from November 1, 2012 to October 31, 2013. We would also like to thank those supporters who gave to us anonymously last year, as well as those individuals who chose to remember Ramapo through gifts to UJA-Federation of New York and the United Way. If you would like to make a gift, please contact us at 845.876.8409 or visit www.ramapoforchildren.org. Foundations Frank J. Antun Foundation Autism Speaks Baker Summer Camp Scholarship Fund The Cameron & Jane Baird Foundation Viola W. Bernard Foundation Bloomberg L.P. Edith C. Blum Foundation The Florence V. Burden Foundation J.E. & Z.B. Butler Foundation The Thomas & Agnes Carvel Foundation Dyson Foundation The FAR Fund Isabella Freedman Jewish Greening Fellowship The Heckscher Foundation for Children Helen’s Hope Foundation Elise Jerard Environmental & Humanitarian Trust John & Fred Klingenstein Fund of UJA-Federation The Kupferberg Foundation Metzger-Price Fund Stavros Niarchos Foundation Leo Oppenheimer & Flora Oppenheimer Haas Foundation The Pinkerton Foundation Andrew Sabin Family Foundation The Edith Glick Shoolman Children’s Foundation William E. Simon Foundation Seth Sprague Educational & Charitable Foundation Stewart’s Foundation Summer Camp Opportunities Promote Education (SCOPE) Taft Foundation Thomas Thompson Trust The TJX Foundation Ruth Turner Fund UJA-Federation of New York United Way of New York City Vital Projects Fund Family Foundations The Biel Fund The Clarke Family Foundation Judy Angelo Cowen Foundation The Philippe & Deborah Dauman Foundation The Erwin Family Foundation Heller Family Foundation Jacob L. & Lillian Holtzmann Foundation Sidney Kohl Family Foundation The Terry & Suzan Kramer Foundation Jesse & Joan Kupferberg Family Foundation 18 The MAT Charitable Foundation N.S. Goldsmith Foundation Richard Nye Foundation The Rosenthal Fund Ruderman Family Foundation Seibert Family Foundation The Silverweed Foundation The SPOUT Foundation The Three Chicks Charitable Trust Witkin Family Fund Zeitz Foundation Corporations A&R Security A.M. Skier Agency, Inc. Adams Fairacre Farms Aetna Foundation Inc. Alcatel-Lucent—Ben Verwaayen, Robert Vrij & Steve Marino Allstate American Heating & Cooling Apple Matching Gifts Program Atlantic Business Products Bonni & Michael Branciforte & Gymtime Rhythm & Glues Branco Weiss Institute CTIA-The Wireless Association Design Wares The Walt Disney Company—EARS to You Dutchess Metal Supply Corp. EIM Management Estate Planning Law Center Charitable Fund First Presbyterian Church of Pleasant Valley Fischer Travel Enterprises & Bill Fischer Goldman, Sachs & Co. GoodSearch.com Greenbriar Equity Group LLC Hart Research Associates, Inc. Houghton Mifflin Matching Gift Program Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union IBM Employee Services Center iStar Financial, Inc. J & J’s Gourmet Cafe & Catering JP Morgan Chase Foundation Key Interiors, LLC Kirchhoff-Consigli Construction Management, LLC Leaf, Saltzman, Manganelli, Tendler & Miele, LLP McCabe & Mack LLP MediaBoss Television Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Net Worth Management Group, Inc. NYSE Euronext Nintendo Pachyderm Consulting, LLC Pennington Financial Group Rhinebeck Bank Lester’s St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Sun Wallpaper & Paint, Inc. Taste Budd’s Cafe Top Spin Productions, Inc.— Johnny Tyous Truist Two Sigma Investments, LLC Ulster County Correction Officers Benevolent Association Ulster County Sheriffs Employee Association Ulster Savings Bank Valhala Realty Inc. Verizon Foundation Weiss & Rosenbloom, P.C. Wells Fargo Foundation Westex—Tony Marinello Williams Lumber & Home Centers In-Kind Donations B Spa Bar Steven B. Beckman & Amanda Solomon Kevin Black Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck Chelsea Piers Colgate Palmolive Judy Dulberg Equinox Fitness Clubs Mr. & Mrs. Jack Fenn Godiva Chocolatier Susan Goodman Goldstein Lauren L. Gubkin iAdventure.com Joey Parnes Productions Justin’s Nut Butter Keegan Ales KIND Healthy Snacks Jimmy & Sheri Langel Lauren Merkin Handbags Liberty Public House Patty Magdall Melt Massage & Bodywork MoMA Naterra International Natural Gourmet Institute NBC Universal NCM Media Networks New Jersey Devils NYC Wine Company Ooh La La Candy QPrime Emily Rosen Reilley Jiten Sanghai Anita Shrederis Susan Simon The Shubert Organization TopShelf Clothes Victorinox Swiss Army Adam & Sarah Weiss Keith & Marian Whitaker William Grant & Sons Winter Design Group Robert E. Wright Donna-Lee O. Ziegler Shining Stars 32 Anonymous Donors Karen Abrahamson Vicki & William Abrams Patricia & Alan B. Abramson Anne Ackerman Margaret Adams Mark Adkins Howard & Nancy Adler Ron & Rebeca Aghassi Peter & Diane Albert Jonathan Allen Arturo Alonso Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Alpern Robert & Marcia Altabet David Ames Alix Anfang Kate Angelo Michael Antal Matt Apter Corinne Arnold Philip Asmundson Karen Ayre Dawn Babbush Amy Bach Gil & Bonnie Bach Peggy Bader Bridget Baird Cameron Baird Emily M. Baldwin John Ball Rebecca Ballantine & Jeremy Kaplan Renuka Bankulla Lonnie & Karen Barnett Andrew Barrer Beth Baxter Christopher Beach Pamela Beahm Anne M. Bearse Jaynee & Eric Bec Amoree Beckman Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 18 5/5/14 10:34 AM Jacob Beckman Steven B. Beckman & Amanda Solomon Lyn & Karen Beekman Bonnie & Steven Beer Kate Beever Jennifer & Paul Beichert Bryan Belasky & Jami Rothenberg Marian Bellama Monica Belsito Leticia Beniquez Jillian & David Benson Evan & Cindy Berg Valerie Berlin Meryl & Stephen Berliner Deb Berman Yevgeny Berman Ann Berry Eleonora & Dustin Bershadskaya Jane Beskow Martha & Ernest Bial Mr. David P. Bicks Robert Biniaz & Lucy Hood Bruce A. Black Marylou Blaisdell Susan C. Blaisdell John & Pam Blanpied Edward & Debra Blass Sarah & Jeffrey Blaugrund Helen Blitzer Linda Blum & Jeremy Merrin Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Bluth Tiffany Boggs Trevor & Laura Bond Sam & Ilisha Borek Marcia Bowne Bill Bragin & Lisa Philp Rana Brahma Mr. William B. & Dr. Jane Eisner Bram Frank & Dainora Branciforte Heather Brankman Elyse Braun Elisabeth A. Breen Julianne Bresciani Tara Briganti Brian Brigham David Brock Dr. Jane Brooks Fredricka Brown Janet Brown Sheila Q. Brown Stephanie Brown James & Joanne Buccellato Sidney & Lois Buchman Emily Budner Anna Bulkin & Sherry McClintock JoAnne Burger & Michael Caplan Jennifer Buri da Cunha Michael Burke Nichole & Wayne Burke Scott Burke Howard & Lisa Busch Dr. Nathilee Caldeira Ricardo Calliste Denise Calvo Robert Campagna & Sarah Clarke Stacie Campbell Tricia Candemeres Jonah Canner Cindy Caplan Vivian Cardia Ellie & Ronald Carleton Ann E. Carmel David Carmel Jason & Amanda Carmel Jonathan Carmel Mr. Victor J. Caroddo David & Deirdre Carroll Liane & Marc Carter Stephen Casa Mary Cassese & Robert Haskins Susanne Catinella Carrie A. Cazolas Jane & Donald Cecil Bonnie & Clive Chajet Lori Chajet & Ben Wides Michael Champness & Lesley Blackledge Patrice Chandler Teresa & Robert Chavez Ariane Cherbuliez Nicole M. Ciesla Andrea Clark Jane Forbes Clark Richard Clark Beth Clay Greg & Judy Clemens Brian Cogan & Robin Keller Justin Cohan-Shapiro Ariel Cohen Ellen Cohen Guy & Luisa Cohen Martin S. Cohen Alice & William Collins Thomas Connors Charlotte & Sheldon Cooper Judy & Arthur Coren Liz Cort Carol Countryman Amanda Cox, MD Emily E. Cox Brahm & Dana Cramer Cathy Cramer Neil & Elissa Crespi Drs. Nancy J. Crown & Samuel K. Weisman Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Cuttler John Daab Jordan Dale Iris Dankner Charles & Nicole Dasher Michael & Mindy Daskal Paul D’Auria Mr. Robert David Stephen Davidson Susan Dealaman Bob & Kathy Dean Thomas Decker Michael DeFlorio Emme & Jonathan Deland Lisa DeLaurentis Marie DelRio & Jason Marin Bud Denker Michelle Dentico Andrea & Mark Dettelbach Kay DeWitt Amy Dezura & Gary L. Williams Eric Diamond Hadley Diest Barbara DiStasio John (Ginz) DiStasio Joseph DiStasio Steven DiStasio Kenneth & Melissa Dixon Curtis Dolezal Harriet Dolinsky Marjorie Doniger The Donnelley Family Sean A. Donohue Joseph & Catherine Dorison Liza C. Dorison Marlene Dorison Katherine Y. Downes Edward Doyle Barbara & Joseph Drew Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Druker Alex Dubin & Lindsey Stone James & Susan Dubin Sue Ducat & Stan Cohen Janet & Daniel Duffy Judy Dulberg Kenneth Dulberg Vivian R. Dulberg Yvonne Dunetz Steve & Dawn Durning-Hammond Michael & Leslie Dyas Woody Edelman Mr. Robert V. Edgar & Mrs. Sarah S. Osborne Edgar Katherine Edgell & Henry Coleman Deborah & Jerald Ehrlich Emelyn Ehrlich Paul & Lisbeth Ehrlich Leigh Eisenberg Mahmoud & Rania El-Assir Alice & David Elgart Martin Elias Mark & Lisa Ellis Charles & Nel Ellwein Sophie Elsner Janet Emmert Deborah Engel & David Goldstein Nancy Englander & David Ruben Laura Engler Leonard & Theresa Episcopio Luise Erdmann Dr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Estes Christina Fabian Bruce & Cindy Fabrikant Jean Buerle Farley Michael & Beth Fascitelli Esther Fein & David Remnick Sara E. Feld Andrew & Mindy Feldman Antonia Fenn Alan & Lois Fields Ian & Chelsey Fields Michael Fineman Wendy Finn Tim Finnegan Bob & Arline Fireman Orah Fireman & Andrew Schiavoni Barry & Marti Fischer Drew Fisher Joel Fisher Anita Fishman Michael P. Fleet Mary Fleming Michelle Fletcher Michael & Nicole Folsom David & Kathleen Foster David Foster Susanne Foster Daniel Franklin Herbert & Judith Freedman Josh & Kara Freedman Karen Freedman & Roger Weisberg Nina Freedman & Michael Rosenbaum Dana & Bruce Freyer Mark D. Friedman Michele Friedman Ruth Fishman Friedman Sam Friedman & Laurie Stein Christopher & Joyce Frost Lisa & Jim Fuld, Jr. Erica Furfaro John L. & Hope Furth Andrea Fust Cathryn Galanter & Jim Rosenfeld Joseph Gallagher Ronald H. Galler Harold Ganz Samantha Garbus Alan & Joy Gardner Gina Garrubbo Johanna Garsenstein Robert & Gail Gaynes Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Genetti Jim Gerace Paul & Janine Gherson Lauren Gibbs Shelby Gilbert Richard Gillette Nancy & Richard Ginsburg Scott Gitlin Raymond & Matiana Glass Norman J. Glassel Carol Glickenhaus Casey Goch Elizabeth Goddard David E. Golan, Laura C. Green & Liza Green-Golan Jacqueline & Alan Goldberg Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Goldberger Dr. Barry & Mrs. Jean Goldman Jim Goldsmith & Kim Kaufman Douglas Goodman Arnold & Mariel Goran Mr. & Mrs. John D. Gordon III Arlene R. Gordon Ellen R. Gordon Zak & Wendy Gordon James & Penny Gorman Joan P. Gottschalk Susan, Roger, Lauren & Will Gray Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 19 19 5/5/14 10:34 AM THANK YOU TO OUR SHINING STARS, continued Miranda Greear Anthony Green Rona G. Green Laurie Greenberg Payson L. Greene Cat Greenleaf George Greenslade & Sunghee Ko-Greenslade Shara Greenspan & Evan Wagowski Matthew Griffith Paige & Mel Grillo Jennifer & Bud Gruenberg Lauren L. Gubkin Carole Guerra Jane & Randy Guggenheimer Martin & Lynn Halbfinger Carol & Peter Halfon Dr. Ellen L. Halpern Miles Hammond Moshe & Pam Harel Brooke Harris Karen Harris & Rob Gips Paula Harrison John & Gina Harrobin Alan & Kim Hartman Melanie & Bruce Healey William J. Healey, Jr. Susan H. Hecht Andrew D. Heineman Ben & Rebecca Heller James & Pamela Heller Nancy Heller & Roger Lob Susie Heller Susan Hellerstein & John Triedman Leon Henry Jill Herman Jeffery & Ronny Hersch Rebecca Schrag Hershberg, Ph.D. Matt Hershey Tony & Terese Heyman Janet Hicks & Brooks Gleason Harriette Hirsch Liz Levitt Hirsch Stephen Hirschhorn & Linda Polsky Harry Hirschkorn Phil & Nancy Hirschkorn Molly Hoagland & Rufus Collins Alan & Susan Hock Renee Hock Burt & Judy Hoffman Richard & Gail Hoffman Kate Hecht Hofling Shawn Holter Betsey Holtzmann Kenneth & Marilynn Hopman Cheri Horn Carin Horowitz Jason & Allison Horowitz Teri & John Horowitz Elizabeth Horton & Jim Silbert Mr. & Mrs. James Houghton Laura C. Howenstine Annie Huggins & Andy Rex Brian Hulse & Melissa Bond Elisa Hyman Muriel Hyman 20 George & Ronnie Igel Johanna Igel Arun Inam Evelyn & Sidney Insoft Susan & Steven Insoft Patricia Irzyk Jill & Ken Iscol Julia Issembert Nicole Issembert Suzanne Jacober & Evan Walke Glenda & Gerald Jaffe Lynn James Morton & Linda Janklow Barbara Janowitz & Peter Entin James & Linda Johnson Kathleen Kay Johnson Samantha & Michael Joseloff Sarah Jubinski Carol Juliano Ian Kampfer & Rachel Cykiert Jed Kanner Alan I. Kaplan Laura Kaplan Anna Karetny Joe Karpowicz Lori & Marc Kasowitz Gary & Shelley Katz Jonathan F. Katz, Ph.D. Roberta Katz Fran Keeth Gail Kegolis Dr. David Lee Keiser Emily Keller Jim Keller & Mary Ellen Hoy Lauralee B. Kelly Scott & Laurel Kemp Holly N. Kempler Jeffrey L. Kenner Steve Kent Alex Kern Rebecca Tamel Kettler Lloyd Khaner Mr. & Mrs. Victor K. Kiam III Geoffrey D. Kimball Richard W. & Athena Kimball Dr. & Mrs. Jack Kindler Mr. & Mrs. John E. Kinsey Joseph & Andrea Kirchhoff Susan Kirchhoff Laura Kirk Morton Kissen, Ph.D. Jesse Klein Nancy Klein Rhoda Klein Amy Knight Susan Koff Amy Kolasa Ben Kopelman Marilyn Kopp Roberta Kosberg Kristen & Seth Kramer Larry Krantz & Joyce Barber Jesse & Maris Krasnow Harry Kreps Louise Krieger Amy & David Kriss Bradley Krugh Thomas Krugh Stephen & Carol Kruh Judy Krumenacker David Krupnick Esther Kunin Jennifer Kunin & Sid Reitzfeld Ken Kunin & Beth Stickney Mike Kunin Lillian Kurtz Steven M.S. Kurtz, Ph.D. & Bonnie Schwarcz Kurtz JoAnn Kurtz-Ahlers & Kurtz-Ahlers Associates, LLC Peter & Rachel Kushel Bruce Kuziola Amy Langer Greg Laub Dr. & Mrs. Gerald Lauber Melissa Lavin Jules Layman Peter & Beth Layne Lorraine Lazerus WJ Lazerus Allison & Erik Leaver Shelley & Jay LeBoff Charles R. Lee Jay Y. Lee Julie & Paul Leff Melissa LeHane Carol & Brunch Lehman Justine Lelchuk Brooke Lerner Mrs. Arlyne Lesser Ellis & Seth Lesser Peter Levin Mrs. Wilbur A. Levin Kenneth & Sharon Levitsky Charles Levy & Alison Baxt Dany Levy Joshua Levy Nadine & Peter Levy Carolyn H. Lewis Penelope Lewis Aaron Lieberman Zander & Morina Lichstein Neil & Leslie Lilien Ruth & David Lindy David & Elizabeth Lipman Harry Lipman & Julie Roth Jonathan & Holly Lipton The Lloyd-Thomas Family Joanne Loeb & Leonard Malter Judith Loeb Beth & Yossi Lonkri David Loo Barbara Lovenheim Chantall Lowe Ted Lowenfels Dr. Frank Lowy Kai Lui & Kaye Greenberg Jessica Lustgarten Mr. & Mrs. Jordan Lustig Samantha Lynch Michael T. Lyon Lori Madrid Michelle Mahabirsingh Steven & Lindsay Malitz Tara Maltby Mancebo/Saucier Family Emily Mandelstam The Mann Family Howard Mann Marcy Mann & Chip Squire John Manning Barbara Manocherian Louis & Janet Manuta Howard & Ann Marcus Sol Markowitz Clifford Marks Geoffrey & Marla Marks Harlene & Clifford Marks Luz Marquez Frank & Terry Martini Robert Martiniello Barbara Massey Bess Massey Charlie & Stella Massimo Garrett Matsunaga Rosaleen Matthews Leni May Regina & Rick Mayell Isabelle & Eric Mayer Michael & Elizabeth Mayers Andy & Nikki Mayshar Lowell, Ryan & Jennifer McAdam Toby & Jane McAfee Clare McCarthy Ann & John McChord Lynnette & Kevin McCollum Valerie McFarlane Jeannie McGuire Tamara & Sean McHugh Mary McKay & Jan Philip Browne Jennifer McKee Steve & Eva McKendrick Shannon McMahon William & Melissa McNeese Patricia McTeague Jeffrey Melcer & Jodi Hecht Claude Mellins & Michael Conard David Mellins Eric & Betsy Mendelsohn Paul Mendelsohn Teri Mendelsohn Jill Mendelson Richard & Ronay Menschel Mr. & Mrs. Deusdedi Merced Arlene & Donald Merkelson Teri Meskin Ellen & Lee Metzendorf Monica Meyer Dave Michaels Charles Miles Richard Milich Maribeth Milkowski Donna Miller Kimberly Miller Lauren Miller Stephen Miller Edith Milton Donna Miness Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 20 5/5/14 10:34 AM Linda Saxl Minton & Tim Minton Maxine Mintzer & Gary Levine Benjamin Miron Edwin & Suzanne Miska Peter & Denise Mitchell Paul Mlynarski James Modlin & Alice Shulman Janine & Kenneth Molinaro The Moore Family Kathleen Morio Dr. Marvin Moser Ashley Mosgrove Mr. & Mrs. Shaye Mozes MaryAlice Yates Mudge Robert Mudge Carrey Ann Mudlock Andrew Muldowney Cathleen Muller John & Deborah Muller Bart & Randi Nachimow Elizabeth & Thomas Nash Frederic & Frances Nathan William & Elisabeth Nayor Brian Neff Jennifer Neff Mr. Michael Neff Nancy & Daniel Neff Mona & Tony Nehme Jennifer Nelson Karen Nelson & Daniel Greenberg Fidaije Nesimi William Neuman Alisa Neuneker Mark & Laura Newfield Renie & Rich Noring Mary Novacek Suzanne Novik Michelle Nurnberg Caren & Steven Oberstein Linda & Lou O’Brien Peter & Sarah O’Hagan Peter ‡ & Mary Ohring Mrs. Pat O’Mara T.J. & Katharine O’Mara Helen & Mark Orchard Carlos & Shawn Ortiz Richard Ortiz Andrew Osborne Michael O’Sullivan Jane L. Overman Thomas Pacchia & Megan Lesko David Paltiel Richard & Donice Pancost The Papageorge Family Joey Parnes & Ellen Tattelman Mrs. Frances Passik Patrick Paul Sidney Paul Diana Pelkaus Julie & Josh Penzner Bob & Donna Peskin Marlon Petersen Nancy & David Petersen Julio Peterson Marc Pifko Drs. Bart & Michelle Pillen Stacie Pirozzi & Michael Swartz Jessica & Greg Pliska Amanda Polzin Stephen & Kathy Polzin Dr. Andrew Powell & Ms. Mia Klinger-Powell Marion Powers Ajit Prabhu Barbara & Tony Prevosti Earl S. Prolman Robert & Sheila Puopolo Emily Purchia Mr. & Mrs. James Quarles Barbara L. Quint Musarrat Qureshi Pam & Jeff Rabin Alex Raitt & Mia Cha Kat Rankins John E. Raskin Zoe Rawson Lisa Recio Joan Ress Reeves Tom & Victoria Reynolds Destiny Rhodes Helen & Mark Rice Mrs. Jean L. Rich Craig Riedell Heidi & Richard Rieger Johanna Riesel Sheila Riesel Nathaniel Rifkin Mr. Edward M. Rimland & Dr. Lauren M. Rimland Elias & Rosalind Rimland Edythe Rishin Kevin & Alicia Roach Karen & Thomas Robards Heather Roberson Michael Robinson John M. & Diane M. Rochelle Jim Rogers William D. Rogers Alana Rogol Jonathan Rose & Gayle DeLong Enid Rosenbaum Francine Halfon Rosenberg Jonathan Rosenberg Neal H. Rosenberg, Esq. Richard, Stacy & Max Rosenthal Ruth Rosenthal Sarah Rosenthal Jake & Sarah Rosenwasser Marcia & Irving Rosenzweig Adam J. Ross David & Allison Ross Eliza Ross Paul & Nancy Ross Stuart Ross Jacqui Rosshandler John Rossi & Andrea Selby-Rossi Moshe Rothenberg Samuel Rothenberg Ilyssa Rothfeld Herb & Marie Rothschild Cynthia & Jerry Rothstein Karen Rousso Rick Routhier & Sarah Kahn Jay & Julie Rubenstein Harold Rubin Fiona & Eric Rudin Marty & Kirsten Ruglis Elissa & Aidan Ryan Sarah Ryan & Robert Wieman Evelyn L. & Jeffrey S. Sabin David Sailer Andrew Saland Ed & Norma Salem David Salsberg Flora Sanders Nicola Sangermano Saturno Family Ginger & Bob Sauer Ellen R. Saxl Stephen Saxl & Alice Naude Aaron Maxwell Scales Jeffrey A. Scales Linda N. Schapiro Katherine Locker Scharlatt & Nick Scharlatt Richard & Marilyn Schatzberg Monica Schechtman Rosalyn Scheidlinger Gwenn Scheuer & Bill Herz Mrs. Victoria Schiavoni Mr. & Mrs. Henry Schleiff John E. Schmeltzer, III Andrew Schneider Susan B. Schoellkopf Elizabeth Schoetz & Matthew Muehlbauer Dr. & Mrs. Paul Schorr Francis & Sally Schrag Matthew Schrag & Leah Rosen Raymond V. J. & Jean A. Schrag Dr. & Mrs. Ira Schwartz Martha & David Schwartz Ellen Seely & Jonathan Strongin Jon & Claire Selib Peter Seltzer Orlando Setola Francis Shammo Hazel Shanken Lawrence Shapiro Paulette Sheard Beth & Bob Sheehan Ray & Angela Sheen Jon Shemitz James Sholem & Mariel Kriss David & Linda Sicher Dr. & Mrs. Steven Sicher David Sicular & Lilian Stern Bill & Melanie Siegel Randy & Lisa Siegel Julie Silver Ted & Shera Silver Dr. Samuel & Gail Simon Beatrice Simpson John & Alexandra Simpson David & Catherine Skinner Chrystia & Maya Slywotzky Audrey & Brian Smith Deborah & Scott Smith Ross & Deborah Smith Sandra Smith Stephen E. Smith Trina Smith Thomas G. Snow & Karen B. Meriwether Emily Snyder Jeremy Sollinger Andrew Solomon Margie Solovay & Rob Friedman Elizabeth Speert Harold and Kathryn Speert Peter K. Speert Beth Sperber Kristin & Nicholas Spiak David & Barbara Spizzirro Joel Spolin & Margot Parker Holly St. Myer Jeffrey & Gail Stadler Lee Stahl & Toby Maranga Cynthia & David Stark Garry & Linda Stark Cate Starkey Amy Starkman John Stecher Mike & Cate Stefanski Paul & Patricia Stefek Adam P. Stegman Emily & Tony Stein George & Marilyn Steinberg Sam Stempel Rebecca Stephens & Katrina Glanzer Betsy & Wally Stern Ariel Stillman Benjamin Stillman Jennie & Jeff Stokum Jack Strassman Denny & Mandy Strigl Paul Sturr & Tibisay Guzman Janet Suchanyc Denise Sullivan Edward Sullivan Jane Witkin Summer H. Eugene Swantz, Jr. Nancy Swartz Daniel Swee Brielle L. Swerdlin Ali Swirsky Alisa Symonds Peter Szwed Laura Tagliareni Lisa & Josh Tane David & Peggy Tanner Dori & Stuart Tapper Jessica Tarlov Barbara Tarmy & Gary Fradin Susie & Graham Taylor Lisa & David Tazartes Tambria Terry Bob & Joan Terwilliger Kelly Thomas Joshua Thomases & Tresa Elguera Peter Thonis Daniel Tiano Nessim & Sarah Tiano Rabbi Robert & Mrs. Lisa Tobin Ellice Tomlinson Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 21 21 5/5/14 10:34 AM THANK YOU TO OUR SHINING STARS, continued Robert & Kara Toohey Helene Torker Russell & Naomi Torrisi Virginia E. Touhey Maria Trachtenberg Charlotte & Michael Trafton Lisa C. Traina Lou Trapani, MPA Or Tregger Susan & Gerry Trevor Elizabeth Trongone & Evan Layne Allison Gamble Trujillo Brian Tucker Leonard A. Tureff Elena Turin Saif Uddin Illiana Kerckerinck Van Meeteren Dr. Peggy van Raalte Samantha Vanness Margo Vassar Shashi Verma Robert Verna David & Sue Viniar Carol Voelger Kristin Voorhis Brette Vosburgh Denise J. Wagner Stephanie Wagner Tom Wai-Shek Karen Hirschkorn Walker Daniel Walsh & Melissa Dixon Jason & Kristin Ward Sandra Lee Ward Amanda Warner Debbie Warner Mee Warren Patrick Watson Stacey & Jeffrey Weber Jan Weinberger Charles & Lynn Weiner Allen & Harriet Weingast Andrew Weinstein Beverly Weinstein Andrew R. Weintraub Melissa & Brian Weis Danielle Weisfeld Adam & Sarah Weiss Jane & Bob Weiss Lois & Michael Weiss Neil & Stacey Weiss Dr. Richard Weiss Drs. Stephen & Eileen Weiss David Weller Antwan Weston Angela Wheat Keith & Marian Whitaker Arthur Whitman Susan & Howard Wiener Brittany Wiest Fred & Karen Wigdor Craig Wigginton Gray & Marian Williams Kathleen Winitt Gay & Irving Winter Kenneth I. Wirfel & June Eichbaum Charles & Mary Ellen Wischusen 22 Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 22 Meghan Wischusen Russell Wiseman Bill & Joan Witkin Ed Witkin—Carrboro Solar Works, LLC Peter Witkin Richard Witkin ‡ Amy & Tom Wolf Marilea A. Wolf Deane B. Wolfe Jim & Diane Wolfe Karri Wolfe Mark Wolodarsky Elizabeth Wood Howard & Gail Woolley Darrell Wright Eric & Dawn Wright Michael & Elizabeth Wright Janice Xuereb Danni Yanoff Amy Young Jonathan & Holly Youngwood Caitlin Zadek Dale & Rafael Zaklad Barbara & David Zalaznick Lawrence & Rita Zeff Anne-Marie Ziegler Mr. & Mrs. Jonah Zimiles Michael & Barbara Zimmerman Susan Zimmermann Linda, David & Justin Zisk Janet Zobel Pauline Zolik Rebecca Zorowitz David J. Zumpano In Honor Of 1970s Counselors & Campers Karen Adler & Larry Greenwald Jacob Aghassi * Mr. Faisal Ashraf & Ms. Nida Bohkari Karen Ayre Steven Beckman & Amanda Solomon* Brian Brown Ann Carmel Lori Chajet * Kristin Chavez Children Everywhere Nathan Clemens Henry Karp Cohen Mr. Donald Cohen Flo Cora John D. Countryman Bob & Kathy Dean * Madeline & Eli Decker * Billy Devanna John DiStasio * Melissa Epstein Kevin Estes Olivia Feir James Feldman Nina Freedman & Michael Rosenbaum* Mr. & Mrs. Herb Freedman Mr.& Mrs. Josh Freedman Ilana Friedman Matthew Galen Van Ranen Giffin Teddy Goldman Bruce Goldstein, Esq. Rebecca Goldstein Norma Gralla Laurie Greenberg * Tara Nussbaum Greene Brackett Hall Hardworking Counselors* Susan Heming Hecht Susie Heller * Rebecca Schrag Hershberg, Ph.D. * Margot Heuman Kate Hecht Hofling Teri Horowitz IBI Associates—Natasha’s Angels Jason Insoft Mr. Howard Katz Dana Kindler Kaufman Emily Keller Scott & Laurel Kemp Eleanor Kinney Dana Kleiman Bernie & Susan Kosberg * Dr. Ivan Kruh Sage Dar Kruh Michael Kunin * Olivia Lamond Ethan, Jane & Scott Leff Julie & Paul Leff Joshua Magat Elizabeth Martini Mary, Kelly, Julie & Kevin McKay Claude Mellins * Paul Mendelsohn * Deusdedi Merced United States Armed Forces Kayla Miroff-Wood Katie Nash Nancy Neff * Nancy Newman * Isaac Ohring Joey Parnes & Ellen Tattelman * Stacie Pirozzi & Mike Swartz Danny Plain Jessica Quarles Johanna Riesel Jake Rimland * Edythe Rishin Beverly Robbins Nina Robins Helen Rosen Richard, Stacy & Max Rosenthal * David Ross * Sarah Rovit Harrison, Sydney & Samantha Rusie Dr. Ellen Saxl * Arielle Eve Schwartz Oscar Segal Aaron Silberman Ginger Speicher Olivia & Noah Spiak * Ramapo Staff * Sam Stempel * Lisa Tazartes Mrs. Norma Van Orden James Walker, Jr. * ‡ Deceased Malcom Weaver Sadie Mia Weiss Bill Witkin * Amy Wolf * Karri Wolfe In Memory of Cynthia Beale Allan Bernstein & Jessie Silver Gilda Blitzer Arnold Burns Nicholas Catinella Jill Chaifetz Ruth & Sam DeDio * Robert John DiStasio, Sr. * Alan Doniger * Olga Ehrlich Elise S. Gilbert Dr. J. Goldsmith William B. Heller * Mr. & Mrs. Henry L. Heming * Lois Johnson Frank E. Karelsen, III Ursula Karelsen Edward Kunin * Helen Kuziola Thelma Langsner Lenore Lefer Roger Mahieu Gladys Mazzer Susan McAdam * Dr. Robert Mellins * Lore Mendelsohn * Walter Morio * Thomas J. O’Mara Arthur Palmiotti Vincent P. Pirozzi Vinnie Quinn Katherine J. Rogers Helen Rosen Dr. John Rosen * Steven Mathew Schechtman Jeffrey Alan Silver Glenn Stempel * Joyce Stempel * Dr. Herb Strean * Lillian Taynor Bob & Jean Thomases * Thomas Van Raalte Nicholas Voelger * Robert B. Weller Dorothy Wright * If we have accidentally omitted your name, please accept our sincerest apologies, and please let us know. Ramapo gratefully acknowledges Positive Exposure for providing selected photos for this annual report. Ramapo for Children gratefully acknowledges Susan Huyser as the designer of our Annual Report. We would also like to thank Barbara Lovenheim and her Charitable Trust for providing underwriting support for this project. * Multiple gifts received in honor/memory 5/5/14 10:34 AM Board of Directors Directors Steven Beckman Ann E. Carmel Marc Carter President Lori Chajet, Ph.D. Richard Rosenthal John DiStasio First Vice President Teri Goldberg Horowitz Nina P. Freedman Senior Leadership Staff Chief Executive Officer Adam Weiss Laurie Greenberg Susan K. Heller Senior Program Officers Vice Presidents Joseph T. Kirchhoff Claude Ann Mellins, Ph.D. Deusdedi Merced, Esq. Julie Abrams Leff Rachel Flynn Rachel Lissy Treasurer Nancy Fuld Neff Chief Financial and Administrative Officer Bob Dean Richard Ortiz Bruce Kuziola Paul Mendelsohn Joey Parnes Secretary David Ross Julio Peterson Lauren Rimland Director of Rhinebeck Campus Mike Kunin Michael Rosenbaum Director of Ramapo Training Ellen Rogers Saxl, Ed.D. Lisa Tazartes Rebecca Schrag Hershberg, Ph.D. William I. Witkin Amy Nye Wolf Honorary Board Members Director of Staff Assistant Experience Jennifer Buri da Cunha Susan Heming Hecht Associate Director, Rhinebeck Campus William D. Rogers Scott Kemp Sam Stempel Director of Ramapo Retreats Noel Delgado Director of External Affairs Elissa Harel Ryan Director of Annual Giving Jennie Stokum Ramapo 2013 1231 Ramapo Txt.indd 23 23 5/5/14 10:34 AM Rhinebeck Campus P.O. Box 266 Rt. 52 / Salisbury Turnpike Rhinebeck, NY 12572 Phone 845.876.8403 Fax 845.876.8414 www.ramapoforchildren.org facebook.com/ramapoforchildren pinterest.com/ramapo4children @Ramapo4Children instagram.com/ramapoforchildren New York City Office 49 West 38th Street 5th Floor New York, NY 10018 Phone 212.754.7003 Fax 212.754.4994 1231 Ramapo OuterCrs12.indd 2 5/5/14 10:20 AM
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