Where hope lives.
2007 Annual Report
Where
hope lives.
ABOUT THE HOME
Growing up can be difficult for any child. However, most children have guidance, encouragement, a
secure home, a loving family and friends. Some aren’t so lucky. Many of the children and teenagers who
come to The Home for Little Wanderers (The Home) have had devastating experiences with abuse and
neglect; many struggle with substance abuse; almost all are in emotional turmoil with little hope for the
future.
At The Home, we strive on a daily basis to bring that hope back into their lives, providing not only
immediate protection, but preparing them for meaningful and productive futures. If we can break the
cycle of abuse, we are not only saving one life, but are literally helping generations to come.
The Home has been part of the Massachusetts landscape for over 200 years, making it the oldest agency
of its kind in the nation. Originally founded as an orphanage in 1799, The Home today plays a leadership
role in delivering services to thousands of children and families each year through 20 innovative programs
that include early intervention, residential care, special education, adoption, foster care, clinical and family
support and community-based services.
The guiding principle at The Home is our belief in the right of all children to be safe, nurtured and
developed to reach their full potential. Time and again, we are reminded that although seemingly
insurmountable obstacles are sometimes placed in their way, children’s resilience, together with support
from caring adults, can make anything possible.
From the Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board
Dear Friends,
Where Hope Lives is the theme of this Annual
Report and, once again, we’ve had a year of witnessing hope restored to so many of the children
and families that passed through our doors. These
are our successes, why we do what we do.
But we’ve had other successes this past year also.
Fiscal 2007—year two of our Strategic Plan—has
been a remarkable period for The Home. We’ve
hit various milestones and feel that we’ve truly
moved the organization to a new level.
In March, we learned that we were the only agency
in Boston to be awarded an $800,000 contract by
the United Way to lead the four-year pilot for its
new initiative, the Early Childhood System of Care.
This is a wonderful testament to the emphasis The
Home has placed on its work in early childhood
development.
May was an especially busy month. We had the
opportunity to thank the Bilezikian Family
Foundation and the White Family Foundation for
their generous contributions to the Baird Center,
our residential and day school treatment program
in Plymouth. We dedicated the Bilezikian Respite
Center and we broke ground on the White House,
the first of five new residential facilities.
At the end of May we held our annual Voices &
Visions gala fundraiser featuring the visual arts and
creative writing of some of the youngest children
in our care. The event broke all records, attracting
over 900 guests and generating $1 million for use in
our 20 programs. Voices & Visions has become a
fixture on the Boston fundraising circuit and we
look forward to even better results at the 2008 event.
Early in the fiscal year we held the second annual
luncheon for members of our Cornerstone Society,
a donor group that has supported The Home for
20 years or more. It is always such a pleasure to
honor these loyal donors; the continuity of their
generosity is so important to our children.
And last, but by no means least, in FY 2007 our
Board of Directors approved our plans to move
ahead with a capital campaign that will include
the building of a new Children’s Center in Jamaica
Plain. There will be more news about that as we
move into 2008.
We can’t stress enough that our many achievements
would not have been possible without the support
and caring of our donors, our Board of Directors
and our dedicated staff and volunteers. Thank you
to all who have made this such a successful year.
Joan Wallace-Benjamin, Ph.D.
President and CEO
John Thomas Hailer
Board Chair
New Doors Open for Will
Will was two and a half years old when he said the
word “Mommy” for the first time. Like all doting
mothers, Will’s mom was elated. “My heart just
melted when he said the word,” Kate said. But she
is aware this could have taken much longer without
the help of The Home’s early childhood programs.
Will, a shy and sweet natured boy, had delays in
his development and was diagnosed with pervasive
developmental disorder (PDD), a condition within
the autism spectrum. Kate noticed Will was behind
with his language and walking when he was 18
months old, and he was referred to the Boston
Early Intervention (BEI) program. He subsequently
had weekly meetings with a Developmental
Specialist, a Speech and Language Pathologist and
an Occupational Therapist, and also attended
full-time childcare at The Home’s Parents’ Center.
“When I first heard the word autism I was very
worried, but I learned that there are different
degrees of autism and that Will’s was on the
milder side. Early intervention really helped this
timid little boy interact with the other kids and
communicate much more.”
“Will’s face lit up when it was time for him to go
to BEI or the Parents’ Center,” Kate said. “It
helped that the staff from both programs knew
each other and knew all about Will’s progress and
goals. We were all on the same page, which was
comforting.”
Will is now in preschool and continues to make
enormous progress. His use of language has
improved: he knows the whole alphabet and can
spell and write his name. He has two friends at
school and talks about them frequently. A big
achievement last summer was conquering the
demon in his mouth—no longer having hysterics
every time he saw a toothbrush! “Looking at him
now, it’s hard to believe there was a time when he
couldn’t communicate with us,” said Kate.
EARLY CHILDHOOD
Laying a strong foundation
The Home’s early childhood programs are designed
to ensure the healthy emotional, mental and social
development of children by providing support and
resources for families at risk, and by working to
stabilize each child’s family environment.
Medical diagnoses such as pervasive developmental
delays and environmental situations such as poverty,
abuse, or single or no parent families have a
detrimental affect on a child’s ability to succeed in
school and, therefore, in life. Research shows that
early intervention and therapeutic services can help
overcome these risk factors and ensure children
are ready for school—academically, mentally,
behaviorally and socially. There is a large void in
these types of services and The Home is committed
to answering this need and preparing our youngest
population to succeed in school, regardless of the
risk factors they face.
The Home operates a number of programs
specifically designed to meet the needs of very
young children and their families, including
Boston Early Intervention, The Parents’ Center and
the Preschool Outreach Program. The children
we serve are diverse across ethnic, cultural and
socio-economic status. Services span the continuum
from parent education and support groups to early
intervention work in the classroom and home of
the child, and a community-based mental health
program. The Home is in the planning stages of an
innovative Early Childhood Center that will allow
us to serve more children by expanding specialized
services.
Prevention services include social skills groups for
children, mother/child socialization groups and
parent skills training. In addition, The Home offers
training and consultation on social and emotional
competence for teachers of early childcare and
education in Boston.
The Home’s focus on the importance of prevention
and early childhood care was recognized this year
with the award of an $800,000 contract by the
United Way to lead the four-year pilot for its new
initiative, the Early Childhood System of Care. We
now head a community collaborative of agencies
providing myriad services to families.
“
Early intervention really helped this timid little boy interact
with the other kids and communicate more.
”
—Kate, Will’s mother
Boston Early Intervention | Early Childhood Center | Early Childhood System of Care
The Parents’ Center | Preschool Outreach Program
Perserverence Pays Off
Caroline* was 14 years old when she was first
referred to the Children’s Community Support
Collaborative. As a young child, Caroline experienced significant abuse and witnessed severe
domestic violence directed toward her mother by
her biological father. At the time of referral,
Caroline was extremely depressed and at risk for
self-harm. Her interaction with her mother was
frequently accompanied by significant verbal and
physical aggression. Caroline also seemed to have
serious organizational problems that were negatively
impacting her ability to complete her schoolwork.
Caroline’s treatment at the Collaborative proceeded
across multiple service levels over the next five
years, including meetings in the home and intensive
parent coaching. Outreach Counselors also met
with Caroline in an attempt to get her engaged in
recreational activities in her community to help
reduce some of the tension in the home. In spite
of these intensive interventions, the continued
level of verbal and physical aggression in the home,
in conjunction with Caroline’s refusal to attend
school, ultimately lead to the decision to bring her
into one of the Collaborative’s residential beds.
While in placement, staff worked intensely with
Caroline on developing alternative ways of coping
with her anger. She continued to attend her
community-based school and, for the first time,
was able to explore some of the pain of her early
history in individual treatment. Gradually over
the next year, and with continuing support from
the Collaborative, Caroline increased the number
of nights spent at home. During particularly
challenging moments, staff would travel to the
family’s home late into the evening to help family
members successfully negotiate conflict. With the
support of the entire Collaborative team, Caroline
was ultimately able to graduate from high school.
She moved into the dorms of a local college last
fall where she is receiving the support she needs
around her learning disability. She plans on being
a physical therapist.
*Name and photograph have been changed to protect confidentiality.
FAMILY, SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
Building a strong system of support
Recent research recognizes the essential interdependence of children, families and community.
A healthy child is the product of a supportive family, and families faced with substantial social and
economic stressors are strained to provide adequate
environments for children without the help of
responsive communities.
The Home operates several programs in which
clinical mental health services are provided to
children and families in community-based settings
such as public schools, hospitals, a children’s
mental health clinic, community organizations and
children’s homes. Several of these programs are
designed to work with children and their families
before it is necessary to remove the children from
their homes. They are intended to stabilize families
in crisis, helping them to manage the stressors in
their lives in ways that are not harmful to their
children.
Examples of The Home’s programs in this area
include Safe-at-Home, the Therapeutic AfterSchool Program (TASP), the Children’s Community
Support Collaborative, the Child and Family
Counseling Center and Family Networks. Clients
are referred to these programs through the
Department of Social Services, the Department
of Mental Health, the Department of Public
Health and the Department of Education.
Safe-at-Home is a family stabilization program
offering clinical mental health services to families in
their homes and in the emergency rooms of three
Boston/Cambridge hospitals, with the goal of
preventing children from psychiatric hospitalization.
TASP provides a safe, supportive, structured and
therapeutic setting where youth can work on
developing appropriate social and interpersonal
skills. The Collaborative provides innovative and
effective wrap-around child, family and community
services to some of the Commonwealth’s most
challenged and challenging youth. The Child and
Family Counseling Center is a mental health clinic
providing individual, group and family treatment,
psychological and neuropsychological testing,
medication evaluation, prescription and follow-up,
substance abuse counseling, and community and
school consultation on mental health. The Family
Networks program is a partnership with the Park
Street Department of Social Services (DSS) to
foster and protect permanent families, create lifelong connections and community supports for
children and ensure families are involved in the
decision making process.
The goal of all The Home’s community-based
programs is to ensure that children live in safe and
loving homes and to assist families in the care and
support of their children.
“
The Collaborative’s ability to partner with Caroline
”
and her family was key in helping her move towards her goal.
—Dr. Michael Semel, Program Director of the Collaborative
Child and Family Counseling Center | Children’s Community Support Collaborative
Family Networks (Park Street Area Lead) | Safe-at-Home | Therapeutic After-School Program
More Than Just a Job
Like many people, Jimmerall Jones’ day begins with
waking up the kids, getting them washed, clothed,
fed and ready for school. The big difference here,
though, is that these aren’t his kids—at least not in
the usual sense. Jimmerall is a child care supervisor
at the Knight Children’s Center, one of The
Home’s residential and special education facilities,
and this is how his normal workday begins.
Ten years ago, Jimmerall was at a crossroads in his
life; he was in school, working toward a “future”
but with no real idea what that future might be.
He was encouraged by a friend, who at the time
was also on the staff at The Home, to try working
with children. “You’ll be great at it,” he was told.
A very skeptical Jimmerall followed this advice
and, almost from day one, knew he had found his
true calling.
“Many of the kids have serious obstacles to overcome,” says Jimmerall. “And they’d like to be
anywhere but here in school doing as they’re told.
It’s my job to reason with them, get them to work
out for themselves the benefits of being here, and
to understand the consequences of short changing
themselves on this part of their lives.”
According to Jimmerall, the most challenging part
of his job is teaching adults—parents and other
caregivers—how to behave with children: how to
accept that a child’s mind can be scattered, and
how to avoid frustration when everything is not
going perfectly.
But far and above any challenge the job presents is
the satisfaction Jimmerall gets from seeing a child
grow; meeting former residents out and about in
the community, perhaps with children of their
own, and having so many of them come back to
the Center, just to say hello and report on their
progress. “This job has enriched my life beyond
measure,” says Jimmerall.
RESIDENTIAL AND SPECIAL EDUCATION
Providing safety, stability and structure
The Home’s residential program portfolio consists
of several “high-end” programs that serve children
between the ages of 5 and 16 who have been
removed from their homes due to abuse or neglect
and who typically have significant behavioral or
mental health concerns. The residential programs
are staff-intensive environments that provide
services 24 hours a day, year-round. Each residential
treatment program houses a private, state-approved
special needs school attended by day students from
various communities, as well as the children living
at the program.
The Baird Center, which is located on fifty acres
of wooded land beside a pond, also operates a
planned respite center for youth from Southeastern
Massachusetts. This facility was dedicated in 2007
and named the Bilezikian Respite Center for the
Bilezikian Family Foundation grant that made it
possible. The Home’s STARR (Stabilization,
Assessment and Rapid Reintegration) program is
run out of the Longview Farm facility and provides
care and assessment services to youth from the
Department of Social Services Arlington and
Framingham areas.
In addition, The Home operates group homes for
young people ages 8 - 18 who have progressed to a
level of care that is preparing them to return to a
community setting, whether it’s their family, foster
care or adoption.
Residents at both Roxbury House and Harrington
House attend local public schools. Roxbury House
provides adolescent boys with a transition from a
more structured residential facility to a family
setting; Harrington House is a family-oriented
program focused on longer-term stabilization for
younger children who have experienced trauma.
The Home’s landmark facility in Jamaica Plain,
the Knight Children’s Center, provides treatment
for emotionally and behaviorally disturbed children
in the residential facility and school, as well as in
the homes of participating families.
The Home’s residential programs comprise the
Baird Center and Baird Group Home in Plymouth,
Longview Farm and Clifford School in Walpole,
and Harrington House, the Knight Children’s
Center and Roxbury House in Boston. Common to
all the residential programs is the goal of facilitating
the children’s return to their families or another
appropriate environment as quickly as possible.
Whenever possible, families are involved in the
treatment planning and activities of the children.
parent
“
encouragement
Having a
say ‘thanks’ is all the
I need to keep doing my job.
”
—Jimmerall Jones, Child Care Supervisor at KCC
Baird Center & Group Home | Harrington House | Knight Children’s Center
Longview Farm & Clifford School | Roxbury House
Mother and Friend to Many
Joyce Lawrence has been a foster parent since 2000.
Originally interested in the Boston’s Hope program
in Roxbury, she now works with the difficult
population of teen girls in The Home’s Intensive
Foster Care program. “These girls arrive with many
challenges, including low self-esteem and lack of
direction,” says Joyce. Using her experience as a
Teen Parent Advisor and with the Boston Public
School System, as well as her love for children,
Joyce is able to help them reach their full potential.
She balances holding the kids accountable with
allowing them to be typical teenagers.
Joyce challenges these young women to set goals
for themselves and then helps them map out a plan
to achieve those goals. She believes, first and
foremost, you need a good education to succeed in
the world. She is a very strong educational advocate
and constantly pushes her girls to push themselves,
while providing them with all the necessary tools
and connections to be successful. Knowing that
a lot of these young women will need to be selfsufficient when they leave her, Joyce tries to teach
them necessary life skills.
One recent example of Joyce’s influence is Khadijah,
a young woman who entered The Home’s Intensive
Foster Care program three years ago at the age of
15. Khadijah struggled with a number of foster
placements before finally meeting up with Joyce.
Although always a responsible student, Khadijah
still needed that extra push to believe in herself and
reach her full potential. Joyce worked continually
with her on her educational needs and encouraged
her to be better than she thought she could be.
The care and attention has paid off. Khadijah was
accepted into The Home’s Academic Support for
College & Life program at Pine Manor College
and is on her way to a bright and promising
future.
Joyce has been a mother, a friend, an advocate and a
life-long connection that our teen girls are fortunate
to have. That she is appreciated is demonstrated
again and again by all the girls who return to her
for the holidays and in the summer.
ADOPTION AND FOSTER CARE
Finding a place to call home
In all its work, The Home’s ultimate goal is to keep
families unified and children safe and in their own
communities. When that is not immediately
possible, we provide the children with a safe and
temporary placement, close to their communities,
with the goal of timely reunification. In cases
where reunification is not recommended, we work
to find the children an alternative, high-quality
placement and/or lifelong community connections,
and provide ongoing services to ensure permanency.
The Home’s Intensive Foster Care (IFC) program
offers specialized care for children with emotional,
behavioral and medical issues, developmental
disabilities, and pregnant or parenting teenagers.
IFC also transitions children from residential
treatment to foster care and provides additional
support to foster parents. The program incorporates
Boston’s Hope, a model program designed to
provide stability for children in foster care through
the creation of an intergenerational community.
Included is affordable housing for 8 foster families
and 31 units for seniors. The hub of Boston’s Hope
is a multicultural arts center that gives the children
access to music and art and the opportunity to play
and learn together. Plans are underway to provide
formal after-school activities for neighborhood
children, as well as those in foster care.
“
The Home operates a full-service Adoption
Program, placing infants, children identified internationally, and waiting older children from the
foster care system. The infant/domestic adoption
services include identified, open, and interstate
adoptions. Internationally, we work with selected
agencies to place children from Asia, Central and
South America, India and Eastern Europe.
The waiting children program works in conjunction
with the Department of Social Services (DSS) to
place children of all ages. An often-overlooked
population, these are children who have been
removed from their biological families because of
abuse or neglect and are currently in the custody
of DSS. Most of these children, who are predominantly 5 - 11 years of age, reside in foster homes,
while some live in residential programs. All of
them, though, hope that someday they will find a
stable, loving home environment.
As part of our LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual,
Transgender & Questioning) Services Program, we
also facilitate the recruitment of LGBT families for
adoption and foster care.
One of the keys to being an effective foster parent is
the kids for where
accepting
”
they are now, not where you think they should be.
—Joyce Lawrence, Foster Parent
Adoption | Boston’s Hope | Intensive Foster Care
A Life Turned Around
Many vulnerable youth owe their renewed sense
of self and restored hope to a tireless and generous
counselor and mentor named Audrey Porter.
Herself a survivor of life on the streets in Boston’s
combat zone, Audrey is now the assistant director
of the My Life My Choice project, as well as
working for various state agencies who deal with
young people at risk for sexual exploitation.
Because of her own experiences, Audrey understands the allure of the “glamorous” life that the
pimps promise: the money, the jewelry, the furs
and, above all, the acceptance. In her visits to
group homes, schools, and sometimes jail cells,
she is able to be very up front with the kids. “I tell
them, what they are being told is a lie. They are
being deceived and manipulated. They may think
they are choosing the life for themselves but
they’re not—they’re being coerced. Once in, they
are putting themselves in danger every single day.
And getting out is not easy.”
Audrey turned her own life around by way of
treatment programs for drug addiction. “It was a
blessing in disguise; once I was free of drugs, I
couldn’t live ‘the life’ any longer.” In those days,
there was no My Life My Choice, no vans touring
the neighborhood hangouts offering a safe haven
for these victims, no one to explain that there were
alternatives.
Today, Audrey is dedicated to her work and “her
girls,” as she describes them. “I believe everything
happens for a reason: I had to go through what I
did in order to be able to offer help to these kids I
see every day.”
YOUTH IN TRANSITION
Charting a path to independence
Throughout its long history, The Home has
developed a reputation for its ability to adapt to
the changing needs of society and to address the
impact of those changes on the lives of children
and families. Most young people have supportive
families to turn to for a place to live, financial
support, and general guidance as they get ready for
the transition to college and adulthood. However,
many do not, including most of the youth who
come through the doors of The Home. One of
the key challenges facing child welfare agencies
today is how to fill the gap and adequately prepare
those who have grown up “in the system” for a
meaningful and productive adult life.
In looking at this challenge, The Home chose
several key underserved areas on which to focus
its innovative programs for youth in transition:
independent living, including supportive living
tools for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender
youth; college preparation for young women leaving
foster care; and preventing prostitution in teenage
girls.
The Home’s Coldwell Banker Independent Living
Program in Norwood comprises both an intensive
pre-independent group home and supervised
apartments. Waltham House provides a safe and
supportive living environment for up to 12 lesbian,
gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning
(LGBTQ) youth ages 14 - 18. This group home
is the first residential facility of its kind in New
England, and the only home to exist for LGBTQ
youth outside of New York City or Los Angeles.
The Home also runs an LGBTQ Services program
that provides training, technical assistance, consultation and support to staff and programs who seek
to provide culturally competent services to lesbian,
gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth
and their Everhfamilies.
In conjunction with Pine Manor College in
Chestnut Hill, The Home launched Academic
Support for College & Life, a one-year program
designed to assist young women making the
transition from “dependent care” status in the child
welfare system to an independent life in the community. Up to ten students have the opportunity
to live on the all-women campus while receiving
college preparatory instruction, and clinical, social,
vocational and daily living supports.
There are an estimated 300,000 sexually exploited
children in the US, with an average age of
recruitment between 13 and 16. The Home, in
conjunction with the Department of Social Services
and other organizations in Boston, operates My
Life My Choice, a program to provide young
people with the skills and knowledge they need to
avoid this profoundly destructive lifestyle.
“
I learned about ‘the life’ the hard way.
My goal is to help others avoid that lesson.
”
—Audrey Porter, Assistant Director of My Life My Choice
Academic Support for College & Life | Coldwell Banker Community Living Program
My Life My Choice | Waltham House
Board of Directors
Executive Management Team
Officers
Joan Wallace-Benjamin, Ph.D.
President and Chief Executive Officer
John Thomas Hailer, Chair
Gary Greenberg, Vice Chair
Russell V. Corsini, Jr., Treasurer
Roy F. Bates, Jr., Secretary
Members
Clemmie Cash
Brian A. Davis
Michael A. Gaffin
Deborah England Gray
John F. Harrington
John F. Hennessey
Pamela J. Herbst
Sabino Marinella
Lisa K. Matthews
James L. Schaye, Jr.
Jack P. Shonkoff, M.D.
Thomas Simons
Deborah L. Smith
Lawrence Weber
Susan P. Curnan
Vice President for Operations and Outcomes
Kenneth E. Hamberg
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Lisa Rowan-Gillis, MSW
Vice President for Development and Public Relations
Leonora R. Wise
Vice President for Human Resources
“
No man stands so tall as
when he stoops to help a child.
”
—Abraham Lincoln
Where Your Money Goes
Your donations do make a difference! Here are some examples of how support from individuals and
corporations can help us to advance our mission:
$100 pays for 4 hours of academic tutoring
$250 pays for 4 hours of art therapy
$500 pays for 6 hours of family therapy when clients are transitioning from group care to their homes
$1,000 pays for 10 weeks of group therapy for 4 adolescents
$2,500 pays for laptops for 2 young women entering our Academic Support for College & Life program
$5,000 pays for one year (4 hours/week) of nutritional consults at all our residential programs
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
The Home for Little Wanderers’ Schedule of Operations
Year Ended June 30, 2007
(Reported in 000’s)
Operating Revenue
Revenues
Program Revenue
8%
13%
79%
$33,313
Fundraising (portion for operations)
5,512
Endowment Draw
3,364
Total Revenues
42,189
Expenses
Programs
33,088
Administrative and General
7,029
Program Revenue
Fundraising
1,933
Fundraising (portion for operations)
Total Expenses
42,050
Operating Surplus1
139
Endowment Draw
Non-Operating Items
Bequests
Investment Activity
Operating Expenses
Other
5%
17%
716
6,631
(761)
Total Non-operating Items
6,586
Change in Unrestricted Net Assets
6,725
Change in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets2
3,141
Change in Permanently Restricted Net Assets3
1,382
78%
Change in Net Assets
$11,248
Programs
Administrative and General
Fundraising
1 For internal management and budgeting purposes, The Home uses the
Operating Surplus line.
2 Included in the change in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets is
$6,674,000 of additional Investment activity, $1,078,000 of additional
Fundraising activity and ($4,610,000) of activity related to Net Assets
released from restriction.
3 Included in the change in Permanently Restricted Net Assets is $1,382,000
of additional Investment activity.
The information reported above has been obtained and summarized from the June 30, 2007 audited financial statements of The Home
for Little Wanderers. For complete audited financial statements, please contact the Development Department at 617.927.0670.
Leadership Circle of Hope
We are sincerely grateful to members of the Leadership Circle of
Hope, The Home’s recognition society for donors contributing $1,000
or more within a given fiscal year, for their generous commitment to
our vital work with children at risk. The following list reflects gifts
received between July 1, 2006 and June 30, 2007.
Visionary Circle
($100,000 and Above)
Trust of Elisha V. Ashton
Estate of Allen I. Barry
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
The Janey Fund
Jasmine Sola Inc.
Office of Juvenile Justice and
Delinquency Prevention
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Rothenberg
Stratford Foundation
Trust of Edna Betts Talbot
United Way of Massachusetts Bay
White Family Foundation
Chairman’s Cabinet
($50,000 to $99,999)
Ace Ticket
The Boston Foundation
Boston Magazine
The Clifford Foundation
Coldwell Banker Residential
Brokerage Cares
Department of Early Education & Care
Paul and Phyllis Fireman Charitable
Foundation
Nancy and Gary Greenberg
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Mr. John Thomas Hailer
The Ludcke Foundation
Marinella Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Sabino Marinella
Estate of Ernestine L Sigmund
Estate of Ilse Sondheimer
Estate of Lauretta L. Sweeney
Edwin S. Webster Foundation
Chairman's Council
($25,000 to $49,999)
Anonymous (1)
Aim High Enterprises, Inc.
Krista and Steven Alperin
The Helen M. Anderson Revocable
Trust
Estate of Louise W. Archer
Mr. Richard K. Bendetson
Boston Ballet
Estate of Robert B. Brigham
Mr. Gordon E. Cadwgan
Clemmie and James Cash
Elizabeth Childs Murphy Trust
Foundation To Be Named Later
Fresenius Medical Care North
America
The George Harrington Trust
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Harrington
Health Foundation of Central
Massachusetts, Inc.
Jack Williams Endowment for
Wednesday’s Child, Inc.
Seth A. and Beth S. Klarman
Edwin H. Land Fund at the Polaroid
Foundation
Mabel A. Horne Fund
Richard and Judy Meelia
Mary Ann Milano-Picardi
Monster.com
Mosakowski Family Foundation
Natixis Global Associates
Pioneer Investments
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Remondi
State Street Foundation
Sun Life Financial
The Thrift Shop of Boston, Inc.
J.L. Weil and G.R. Weil Memorial
Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Barbara and Ed Wilson
Chairman’s Circle
($10,000 to $24,999)
Anonymous (2)
AEW Capital Management, L.P.
Estate of Joseph L. Amodeo
Association of Legal Administrators
Bank of America
Mrs. Deborah Barnes
Estate of Galina Bertelsen
The Betty Lewis Charitable
Foundation
Boston Gay Rights Fund
The Boston Globe Foundation
The Bromley Charitable Trust
Ms. Ellen C. Brown
Estate of Eleanor Louise Butterfield
Estate of Emily S. Byrd
Mr. Richard E. Byrd
Cabot Family Charitable Trust
Mr. Bernard K. Chiu
Choate, Hall & Stewart
The Chubb Corporation
CIBC World Markets
Louise Crane Foundation
Brian and Barbara Davis
Dean Foundation for Little Children
Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation
Trust of George Emerson
Mr. Pasquale Franchi
Michael and Leslie Gaffin
General Electric Foundation
The Gould Family Foundation
Grossman Marketing Group
Steven and Dr. Barbara W. Grossman
Robert Scott Henderson
The John W. Henry Family
Foundation
Estate of Mary U. Urann Hollidge
Mr. Osbert M. Hood
Ms. Shelley Hoon Keith and
Mr. John W. Keith
International Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers, Local 2222
Klarman Family Foundation
Mr. Mark Kritzman and
Ms. Elizabeth Gorman
KSP Financial Consultants
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Marigold Charitable Trust
Middlecott Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. John V. Murphy
Nardone Electric Corporation
Harry D. Neary Fund
Old Mutual Holdings Charitable
Foundation
PARTNERS+simons
Trust under Will of G. Gorham Peters
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pilkerton
The Plymouth Rock Foundation
Public Consulting Group, Inc.
Pyramis Global Advisors
Amelie Ratliff
RBC Dain Rauscher Foundation
Red Sox Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Roche
The Roxbury Trust Fund Committee
SAP America, Inc.
Saquish Foundation
Sawyer Charitable Foundation
Sally and Tom Simons
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Sliwa, III
Mr. Wayne Smith and
Ms. Patricia Jabar
Sovereign Bank Employees
Shirley Spero
The Seth Sprague Educational and
Charitable Foundation
Anna B. Stearns Charitable
Foundation
Paul and Susan Sugarman
Tiff Advisory Services
Tinno’s Gallery
The TJX Companies, Inc.
Vanguard Charitable Endowment
Program
President’s Cabinet
($5,000 to $9,999)
Anonymous (5)
Mr. James R. Abraham
ADD Inc
Analog Devices, Inc.
Mr. Ronald Ansin
Atlantic Associates, Inc.
Bain Capital Partners, LLC
The Baird Family Fund
Mr. David A. Bamel
Bank of America United Way
Campaign
The Bank of New York Mellon
Ms. Michelle L. Barnes
The Barry Family Foundation, Inc.
Bear Stearns & Company
Bernie & Phyl's Furniture
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of
Massachusetts
Boston Public Health Commission
Mrs. Judith Brodkin
Ms. Stephanie L. Brown
Diane Casey
Catholic Memorial Middle School
Charles River Laboratories, Inc.
Citizens Bank Foundation
Clark & Elbing LLP
Columbian Lodge A.F. & A.M.
Ted and Joan Cutler
The Max and Victoria Dreyfus
Foundation, Inc.
Durant Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley Durant
Mr. Mark W. Eagle
EF International Language Schools
Joanne and Paul Egerman
Robert and Iris Fanger
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel P. Fortin
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Foster
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Gallagher
Trust of Margaret J. Gast
The Gillette Company
Grand Lodge I.O.O.F. of Mass
Patricia A. Griffin
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
Mimi and Roger Hewlett
Ms. Susan Hunter
Walter and Suzanne Huskins
iCare Workplace Giving at Fidelity
Investments
Jack Forte Foundation, Inc.
John Hancock Financial Services
Jeff and Joanie Karelis
KDSA Consulting, LLC
Ms. Mary E. Kelly
Kohler Power System Division
Douglas and Judith Krupp
Lizbeth and George Krupp
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee
Mr. Dennis Lehane
George and Ann Macomber
The Maids Home Services
Makepeace Neighborhood Fund
Massachusetts Sports and Physical
Fitness Foundation, Inc.
Ms. Nancy F. McCarthy
Merrill Lynch (GPC Management)
The Millipore Foundation
John C. Morrison & Eunice B.
Morrison Charitable Foundation
Laura DeBonis and Scott Nathan
Needham Advisory Corporation
Drs. Anna J. Mitus and Jay D. Orlander
Ms. Carol S. Parks
Todd and Yadira Patkin
Mr. John E. Pelletier
Joseph Perini Memorial Foundation
PerkinElmer, Inc.
RBC Dain Rauscher
The Rebekah Assembly
Republic Plumbing Supply
Company, Inc.
Mr. Dan J. Riccio
Trust of Dorothy A. Richardson
L. W. Robbins Associates
RSM McGladrey, Inc.
Ms. Annmarie Sasdi
James and Deborah Stein Sharpe
Sigma Phi Gamma International
Sorority, Inc.
The Simons Foundation
Mrs. Marcia Simons
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Slifka
Staples, Inc.
State Street Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Stulb
SUPERVALU, Inc.
Jean C. Tempel Foundation
Mr. Mark E. Toney
Verizon Foundation
Mr. Robert B. Washburn, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Webster
Wells Fargo Foothill
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Wells, III
David and Sandi Whiston
Clara B. Winthrop Charitable Trust
President’s Council
($2,500 to $4,999)
Anonymous (7)
All Metals Industries, Inc.
Ms. Shirley Altschul
Argent Wealth Management
The Bay State Federal Saving
Charitable Foundation
Beacon Hill Athletic Clubs
BHAC Charitable Foundation Inc.
A.U. Bird Trust
Mr. Lawrence R. Bisbee, Jr.
Chris Boccuzzi and Friends
Brava, Inc.
Tom and Judy Bullitt
CBH Communications
Chiller Technology
The Chiofaro Company
Circles
The Clarks Companies, N.A.
Clay Family Dealerships
COMECC Region 1
Commercial Construction
Consulting, Inc.
Howard C. Connor Charitable
Foundation
Brian J. and Karen Swett Conway
Credit Suisse Americas Foundation
Credit Suisse First Boston Corporation
Cheryl and Jack Cronin
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Cronin
Estate of Gladys A. Cushman
D.O.C. General Contractors, Inc.
Danversport Yacht Club, Inc.
The Davis Marcus Partners, Inc.
Deloitte & Touche
Denterlein Worldwide
The Drew Company
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Duggan
Eaton Vance Management Charitable
Gift Fund
Educational Toyland
Edwards Angell Palmer &
Dodge, LLP
Einhorn Yaffee Prescott Architecture
& Engineering P.C.
Estate of Richard Manton
Expressit Logistic, Inc.
Mrs. Cathy Farwell
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Trust of Laura Sibbel Fiske
Flagship Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter
Freiberg, III, Ph.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Frieze
Frontier Capital Management
Co., LLC
FTN Midwest Securities Corp.
Galerie d’Orsay
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gallagher
Gannett, Welsh & Kotler, Inc.
Jack and Suzy Genest
Carol R. and Avram J. Goldberg
Deborah Goldberg and
Michael Winter
The Goldberg Family Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gorson
Michael and Karen Gorton
Goulston & Storrs PC
Deborah and Charles Gray
Grimshaw-Gudewicz Charitable
Foundation
Haemonetics Corporation
Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and
Dorr LLP
Hammond Hill LLC
Harte-Hanks
Julie and Bayard Henry
Atty. Mary McCabe
Mr. John Hitchcock
HUB International New England,
LLC
Huron Consulting Group
Nicholas and Marianne Iacuzio
Independent Order of Oddfellows
Rebekah Assembly of MA Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kanin
Rita J. and Stanley H. Kaplan
Foundation, Inc.
Mr. A. J. Karpowicz, Jr.
Katsiroubas Brothers Wholesale Fruit
& Produce
Raymond and Helen Killian
Stephen and Angie Knightly
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Kogon
Kraft Power Corporation
The Barbara Lee Family Foundation
Mr. Morris Levitt and
Ms. Jill Goldweitz
Lexington Preschool PTA
Lincoln Financial Group
Linsco/Private Ledger Financial
Services
Loomis Sayles & Company, L.P.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Lynds
Mr. and Mrs. Brian MacArthur
Roy and Ginny MacDowell
Mr. Michael J. Marino, Jr.
Ms. Lisa K. Matthews and
Mr. Andrew Byrne
Mr. Gerald P. McCarthy
Ms. Mary McGurrin
McKinsey & Company
Meredith & Grew, Inc.
Microsoft Corporation
James Milbery
MIT Federal Credit Union
Mr. Steve Mongeau and
Ms. Janice Ruell
Ms. Barbara L. Moore and
Mr. Jack A. VanWoerkom
Mr. George A. Murnaghan
New Boston Fund, Inc.
New England Sports Network
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Nutter
Paula J. O'Keeffe
Parkway Message Center, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Peters
Phase Forward Inc.
Ms. Laureen Pickering
Pinewood Acres Children's Charity
PrimeVest Financial Services
Mr. Michael P. Quercio
Richard and Joanne Ramsey
RCG Finance & Insurance
Resources, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Salvucci
Mr. Richard Santorsola
James and Barbara Schaye Foundation
Ms. Jayne Schoch
William R. and Leslie A. Schroeder
Elaine and Gerry Schuster
Mark and Audrey Schuster
Mr. Michael Shaughnessy
Gertrude F. Shelley
Slade Gorton & Company, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Martin Solomon
Solomon McCown & Co.
Alan and Susan Solomont
SolomontBailis Ventures
Lilyane and Peter Soltz
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Soviero
Spero Charitable Foundation
Dr. David J. Sugarbaker
Sugarman & Sugarman, P.C.
Mr. Tim Sullivan
Teamsters Local 25
Timberland Company
Trammell Crow Inc.
Tufts Health Plan
The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust
United Way of Greater
Attleboro/Taunton, Inc.
United Way of New York City
W2 Group Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeptha H. Wade
The Wagner Law Group, PC
The War Room
Weeden & Co., L.P.
The Westin Boston Waterfront
Edward and Pamela White
Donna and Henry Whittier
Mr. Matthew J. Witkos
President’s Circle
($1,000 to $2,499)
Anonymous (32)
360 Public Relations LLC
A.J. Martini, Inc.
Dr. Ralph Aarons and
Dr. Elizabeth Aarons
Acton Congregational Church
Mr. Kenneth Rivard and
Ms. Jody Adams
AEG Live
Ms. Barbara-Seda Aghamionz
Julie Akerson Chicos and Ken Chicos
Marcia T. Allen and Kevin J. Doherty
The Moses & Minna G. Alpers
Charitable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Ambler
Amgen Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Anderson
Ms. Susan Ansin
Mr. and Mrs. John Anzalone
Appleton Partners
Arbella Charitable Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Armknecht
Arruda & Beaudoin, LLP
Mr. Albert F. Barbaro
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Barry
Janet and Roy Bates
Bay State Banner
Nancy and Mark Belsky
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Benker
Dr. Joan Bentinck-Smith
Bethesda Lodge #30 I. O. O. F.
Mr. Edward L. Bigelow, Jr.
Ms. Cheryl Binder
Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Bisson
Suzanne and Jeffrey Bloomberg
Blue Man Group - Boston
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bornstein
The Boston Bruins
Boston College
The Boston Herald
Boston Private Bank & Trust Co.
Boston Red Sox
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Richard and Deborah Boutilier
Bovis Lend Lease
Ms. Jessica A. Ladd and
Mr. William H. Brack
Mr. Joseph R. Briand
Brigham & Women's Hospital
Radiation Oncology
Ms. Yvonne Brown
Ms. Liz Brunner
Mr. and Ms. James Burrows
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Butcher
Katie and Paul Buttenwieser
Ms. Ellen Cabot
Ms. Leslie Caffyn
Ms. Lisa Caliser
Mrs. Heather Campbell
M. Christopher and Mary Canavan
Car Talk
Mr. Keith Carlson
Carriage House Studios
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Casty
Casual Male Retail Group, Inc.
The Charles Schwab Fund for
Charitable Giving
Collette and Court Chilton
Clermont Charitable Trust
Clough Capital Partners
Mr. Michael T. Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Cohen
Dr. and Mrs. Peter B. Cohn, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew F. Coldren
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Colgan
Collaborative Consulting
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex Sheriff ’s Office
Communispace Corporation
Computer Associates International
Mr. James M. Connolly
Consolidated Service Corporation
The Conway-Ennen Foundation
Cooke, Clancy & Gruenthal, LLP
Ginny and Frank Corcoran
Mr. Michael R. Corcoran
Mr. and Mrs. Russell V. Corsini, Jr.
David and Janet Coyle
CRA International, Inc.
Mary A. Crabtree Christmas Fund
Cumberland Farms, Inc.
Ms. Susan P. Curnan
Cushman & Wakefield of
Massachusetts, Inc.
Mr. Marc R. Daigle and
Ms. Julie R. Levin
Mr. Bruce B. Daniel and
Ms. Susan M. Dacey
Barbara and O. Leonard Darling
Mr. Stephen B. Darr and
Ms. Linda J. Fermery
Mr. and Mrs. James Davis
Mr. Michael K. Davis
DB&S Lumber & Home
Improvement Centers
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Delio
Delta Dental
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. DePasqua
Ms. Kris Dodge and Friends
Ms. Margaret Doherty
Ms. Kathryn Donelin
Mr. James M. Donovan and
Mrs. Melissa Donovan
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Doster
Dover Rug Company
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Dowling
John and Kathleen Drew
Mr. Arthur Duffy
Lauren and Ellery Dyer
EBB Tide Editions
Mr. Neil Edmonds
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford M. Endicott
Ms. Monica Ennen
Saskia and Paul Epstein
E. Joseph Evans Trust
Anthony Falzone and Mary Lou Ryan
John and Donna Farrelly
Charles and Anne Farrington
W. Ward Fearnside
Mr. Thomas M. Feeley
Ms. Karen M. Ferrera
Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Fitzgerald
C. E. Floyd Co., Inc.
Foley & Lardner LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Foley
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Foster
Four Seasons Hotel
Fowler Printing and Graphics
Fox Relocation Management
Mr. Americo J. Francisco
Mr. Robert L. Freedman
The Frisbie Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frisbie
Ms. Shanti A. Fry
Ms. Georgiana B. Gagnon
William Gallagher Associates
Insurance Brokers, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gallagher
Mr. Frank T. Gangi
Judy and David Ganz
Garden Fresh Salad Co., Inc.
Ms. Jill Generazzo
Mr. Donald D. Gilligan and
Ms. Regina Maniscalco
Mr. Keith Glover and Ms. Lonore Hill
Mr. Michael E. Gobes
Jerome and Marlene Goldstein
Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Goldweitz
Nathaniel and Jodi Gorton
Ms. Wendy Grad and
Mr. Jonathan Grad
Dr. William and Mrs. Linda Green
Ms. Shirley D. Grossman
John P. Gulielmetti
Graham and Ann Gund
H.M.L. Associates
Ms. Anne K. Halvorsen
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Hamberg
Estate of Eugene B. Hamilton
Mr. Keith Hammitte
Representative and Mrs. Robert S.
Hargraves
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Hargraves, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Harrington
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Harrington
Ms. Nina Harrison
Harvard Business School Press
Mr. Lawrence Haverty
Ms. Marjorie A. Henry
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund E. Herzstein
High Pointe Foundation
Hiram Youth Development Center
Ms. Evelyn F. Hitchcock
Holland & Knight LLP
Hollingsworth & Vose Company
Mr. Winthrop E. Holloway
Horizon Beverage Company
Ms. Allison Horne and Mr. Peter Riehl
Trust of Adelaide B. Howland
Mr. Greg Hummel
Hunt Alternatives Fund
Icora, Inc.
Income Research & Management, Inc.
Infinity Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Inman
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan G. Isaacson
J.M. Forbes & Co. Fiduciary Accounts
Mr. Lance F. James
Jewish Communal Fund
John Hancock
Mr. Patrick T. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Junius
Rita J. and Stanley H. Kaplan
Foundation
Susan B. Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Karlberg
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Kaufman
Ms. Betsy Keady
The Kelly Services, Inc. Foundation
Mr. Stewart W. Kemp
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Kenney
Ms. Christine E. Kenny
Estate of Margaret Kentley
The Kenwood Foundation
Representative Sally P. Kerans
Ms. Amina Khan
Mr. David Killian
Mr. Paul King and
Ms. Patricia Walker King
Mr. Scott Kirwin
The Klein Family Charitable Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Klein
Mr. James T. Knowles
Debbie and Todd Krasnow
James and Elizabeth Ladd
Ms. Madeline N. LaFarge
Patricia P. Irgens Larsen Charitable
Foundation Inc.
The Lassor & Fanny Agoos
Charity Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas W. Lazares
Learning Center For Martial Arts
Mr. Michael Lehr
Ms. Liberman
Mr. Jeffrey Lieberman
The Linbeck Foundation
Mr. Donald V. Little
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Lohrer
Loring, Wolcott & Coolidge Office
Mr. Brinton Lykes
Mrs. Joan L. Lyman
Lynch & Associates
Mr. James G. MacDonald
Mrs. Stacy S. Mach
Mr. Arthur L. Mahoney, Jr.
Mr. Gregory P. Mailloux
Mansour Construction, Inc.
Mr. Michael Margolis and
Ms. Emily Schwartz
Douglas and Sarah Marshall
Martha Eliot Health Center Pediatrics
Injury Prevention
Ms. Marla Martin
Mr. Stephen J. Mastrocola
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mattson
MBCR
Mr. Michael McAuley
Kevin and Louisa McCall
James McDonnell and Mindy Mazur
Ms. Joan McLaughlin
Ms. Linda McMahan
Mr. and Mrs. John J. McSheffrey
MDA Partners LLC
The E.F. Merkert 1996 Charitable
Foundation
Merrimack Valley Saturn
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. P. Metcalf
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Metson
MIB Group, Inc.
Mr. Frankland W. Miles, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Milton
Mitchell Gold & Bob Williams
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Mnookin
Mr. James Mogavero
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mollomo
Ms. Cathy Mooney
J. P. Morgan Chase Foundation
Faith and Richard Morningstar
Mr. Joseph E. Morris
Morrison Mahoney LLP
Mr. and Mrs. James Mumford
Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Murley
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Nader
Nahikian Family Foundation
Ms. Patricia Nassau
National Philanthropic Trust
Ms. Elaine K. Nelson
New England Food Foundation, Inc.
New England Office Connection, Inc.
Ms. Susane Newell
Newsboys Reading Room Association
Virginia and Peter Nicholas
Mr. George Nicholson
Northwestern Mutual Financial
Network
Mr. Kenneth Joseph Novack
Margaret Ogonowski
Mr. and Mrs. James F. O’Leary
Mr. and Mrs. John J. O’Neil, III
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Neill
Stephen and Jeryl Oristaglio
Oxford Fund, Inc.
David and Virginia Packer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Pappas
Paradigm Properties, LLC
Dr. Shirley F. Partoll
Charles H. Pearson Trust
Sara and Daniel Pellegrom
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Peyser
Mr. James M. Pierce and
Mr. Richard T. Cresswell
Melvin and Aphrodite Platte
Professor Michael E. Porter
Prince Street Catering
The Purchasing Management
Association of Boston, Inc.
Putnam Investments
Margot C. Pyle
Mrs. Regina S. Pyle
Ms. Kara Lee Rainey
Ralph Pill Electric Supply
Raymond James Financial, Inc.
The Reebok Human Rights Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence S. Reineman
Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Reiser
Suzanne and John Reno
Mr. Kennedy P. Richardson
Mr. Nicholas Ridley
Mr. Roger M. Ritt
Mrs. Joyce L. Robsham
Barbara and Pat Roche
Mr. Donald Rodman
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Rohrbach
Ropes & Gray LLP
Glenn and Susan Rothman
Lisa K. Rowan-Gillis and
Gary M. Gillis
Happy and Will Rowe
David and Sandra Rullo
Mr. Scott C. Sacco and
Mrs. Carolyn M. Ryan
Mr. Frederick E. Sale
Ms. Suzanne Salvucci
L. Salvucci, Inc.
Mr. Jonathan & Dr. Faryl Sandler
Paul W. and Mary Beth Sandman
Joan Sapir and Joel Ristuccia
Lew and Amy Sassoon
Mr. and Mrs. Hans P. Schaefer
Ms. Karen Schoch
The Schott Foundation for Public
Education
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Schultz
Sentinel Benefits
Service Point USA
Neal and Deborah Shalom
Shamrock Running Club
John and Donna Shannon
Dr. Eli Shapiro
Estate of Ethel E. Shaw
Mr. Timothy D. Shay
Henry and Joyce Shepherd
Ross and Kathleen Sherbrooke
Amy and Everett Shorey
Jennifer K. Silver
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Slaney, Jr.
Ms. Gilda Slifka
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Spangler
Sperry Product Innovation, Inc.
Ms. Nadine Steffan
Mr. Mark Sternman and
Ms. Diana C. Pisciotta
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Steward, Jr.
Ms. Freya V. Surabian
Mr. and Mrs. John Svenson
Mrs. Sandra J. Tamer
Tasca Restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. Parviz Tayebati
Mr. James H. Taylor and
Mr. Tony Luongo
Ms. Joyce Lee Taylor
Mr. Rocco Telese
Mr. Peter E. Tetrault
Mr. David B. Thomas
Thomas Fund of the Princeton Area
Community Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Thomas
Tile Showcase
Mr. John P. Toomey
Gene and Susan Tremblay
Ms. Jan Trueman
The United Church in Walpole
United Way of Rhode Island
United Way of Tri-State, Inc.
US Air Conditioning-Heating, Inc.
Kathleen Utecht
Anne and Gary Vanderweil
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Villani
W.T. Phelan & Co. Insurance Agency
Joan Wallace-Benjamin, Ph.D. and
Milton J. Benjamin, Jr.
Mrs. Barbara and Frederick Walsh
Ms. Judith B. Warren
Watson’s Candies
Mr. David M. Webster
Charles and Ly Weintraub
Dr. Ronald Weintraub and Mrs.
Margo Howard
Mr. Tom Wells
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Wessling
WHDH-TV, Channel 7
Sheila and John Whitaker
Mrs. Constance V.R. White
Estate of Henry T. Wiggin
Mrs. Merrill B. Wilder
Kevin Wilkins and Ginny Wise
Winter, Wyman & Company
Wizard Computer Services
Mr. James Wolfsberg
Gary and Jennifer Worley
Elizabeth Ybarra-Crean and Jerry Crean
Youville Hospital
Ms. Joyce Zakim and
Mr. Peter Greenspan
Ms. Ronda Zakocs
Zelle, Hofmann, Voelberl, Mason &
Gette, LLP
Rhonda and Michael J. Zinner, M.D.
Includes inkind giving.
Circle of Hope
The Home proudly recognizes members of the Circle of Hope
recognition society who’ve contributed $250 to $999 within a given
fiscal year for their generous support of our work with children at
risk. The following list reflects gifts received between July 1, 2006
and June 30, 2007.
Mentor
($500 to $999)
Anonymous (28)
AccuFile, Inc.
Acella Construction Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Adams
Adler, Cohen, Harvey, Wakeman &
Guekguezian
Alvin Slotnick Charitable Foundation
Antico Excavating, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Archambeault
Atwood & Cherny
Awning Works Plus, Inc.
Mr. Christopher M. Babcock
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Bacevich, Jr.
Drs. Steven and Angela Bader
Ms. Patricia A. Bannan
Mrs. Alison K. Barry
Mr. Dennis Barry
Dr. and Mrs. James T. Barter
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bartolo
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Barton, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Baudanza
Mr. Robert Bayers
Ms. Marilyn M. Beach
Joe and Angela Bear
Mr. Christopher Belmonte
Mr. Craig L. Best
Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Bililies
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Bohnen
Ms. Susan P. Booth
Ms. Denise A. Bordonaro
Bosch Automotive Motor Systems
Corporation
Bose Corporation
Boston Building Services
Boston Carmens Union Local 589
Boston Estate and Business Planning
Council
Dr. Helen M. Bouscaren
Mr. John E. Bradbury
Mr. Stephen Brady
Ms. Ruth Bramson
Ms. Sandra L. Bray
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Breur
Brewer & Lord, LLC
Ms. Katherine K. Brobeck and Family
Melissa J. Browne & Ronald P.
Hobson
Mr. Joseph Bruno
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Buckley
Dr. and Mrs. Louis V. Buckley
Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Burr
Ms. Susan O. Bush
Ms. Nancy A. Busnach
C J M Services Inc.
Ms. Gillian N. Callaghan
The Cambridge Homes
Mr. David H. Cameron
Mr. Dennis Cameron
Ms. Caroline C. Campbell
Ms. Elizabeth Campbell
Mr. David Candeias
John and Susanne Carlson
Ms. Laura Carnase
Mr. Joseph Carper and Ms. Susan
McKittrick
Ms. Erin Carroll
Mr. John R. Carroll
Casner & Edwards, LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Cass
Chapman Construction / Design, Inc.
Mr. Michael Cimini
Dr. and Mrs. Anthony H. Cincotta
Circles Floor, Inc.
Citi Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc.
Cityview, Inc.
Cohen & Associates
Mr. William S. Cohn
Mr. and Mrs. Victor F. Coletti
Ms. Cheryl Collins
Columbia Construction Company
Combined Jewish Philanthropies
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Comstock
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Condon
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Congleton
Mr. James M. Connolly
Mr. Christian Connors
Mr. John M. Connors
Ms. Maureen A. Conroy
Mr. and Mrs. James Cosentino
Mr. William J. Costello
Mr. Kerstin Cotran
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Croak
Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Cronin
William and Dorinda Cruickshank
Mr. and Mrs. John Cullinane
Mrs. Kelly J. Curry
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Cutone
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. D’Angelo
Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Davis
Ms. Melissa Davis-Hartranft
Mr. Pierre De Villiers
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Della Rocco
Mr. Peter Deluca
Ms. Anna T. Dern
Mrs. Jill Desmond
Mrs. Margaret Devaney
Mr. Rodney Dias
Mr. Stephen Dickerman
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dickinson
Mr. and Mrs. James P. DiSilva
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dowling
Mr. Mark Doyle
Mr. R. Lindsay Drisko
Mrs. Catherine Dudley and
Mr. Anthony Takazawa
Mr. Robert Duffy
Ms. Elizabeth Duggan
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Duncan
Ms. Christine Dunn
Mr. Richard J. Dyer
Mr. Joseph N. Dynan
East Bay Grill, Inc.
Mrs. Janet D. Eisendrath
Mr. Jeffrey Ellsworth
Mr. Ronald F. Enemark
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Mr. B. P. Tinmouth
Mr. Barton Tomlinson
Ms. Carol M. Toomey
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Toomey
Mr. Jose Torres
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard I. Torrey
Dr. Jean-Charles Toussaint
Mr. Stokley P. Towles
Town of Needham
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Trombino
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tunnicliffe
UBS Financial Services
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Ullman
Mr. Kevin Uniacke
United Way of Central Massachusetts
Charles VanMeter and Donna Marcin
Maureen and Michael Vasily
Mr. Gary Videlock and
Ms. Holly Prentice
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B.G. Vincent
Mr. Paul G. Vivino
Mr. Friedrich Klemens Von Gottberg
Mr. Christopher Walsh
Mr. Stephen Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Walsh
Walsh, Jastrem & Browne LLP
Mr. Terrence Ward
Mr. Frederick W. Waterman
Ms. Jacqueline Waxlax
Mr. Donald Westfall
Westminster Dodge, Inc.
Ms. Marguerite Wetterau
Ms. Elizabeth White
White Rhino Productions, Inc.
Ms. Susan Whitehead
Mr. Glenn Whitehouse
Mr. Russell Whitney
Mr. S. Joseph Wickwire, II
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Wiggin
Mr. William Wilkens
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Wilson
Winchester Savings Bank
Ms. Lee Wise
Mr. Jeffrey M. Wolf
Mr. Robert W. Woods, III
Mr. J. Daniel Woodyshek
Mrs. Gillian Wright
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Yoshizawa
Mrs. Renee Yourk
Mr. Fred R. Zacheus
Ms. Karen Zarrow
Ms. Irit Zilberberg
Mr. Douglas A. Zingale
Mr. Carlo Zona
Ms. Mary Louise Zoukis
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Development and Public Relations, at 617.585.7528 or [email protected].
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