Boston Area Gleaners, Inc.
Harvesting for the Hungry
2015 Annual Report
240 Beaver St. Waltham, MA 02452 781–894–3212 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.bostonareagleaners.org
Directors and Officers
Helene Newberg – President
Charlotte Milan – Vice President
Kaveri Roy – Treasurer
Fred Berman – Clerk
Jonathan Goldberg
Nancy Goodman
Matt Gray
Emily Palmer
Kristen Ploetz
Rabbi Elizabeth Stern
Jessica Yu
Oakes Plimpton – Emeritus
Staff
Laurie “Duck” Caldwell
Executive Director
Matthew Crawford
Lead Gleaning Coordinator
Rebecca Fennel
Development Assistant
Dylan Frazier
Seasonal Gleaning Coordinator
Interns
Emma Arnesty-Good
Ben Jankowski
Advisory Council
Elizabeth Ammons
Medford Community Cupboard
Gretta Anderson
Moraine Farm
Rose Arruda
MA Dept of Agriculture
Scott Clarke
Gore Place
Deishin Lee
Boston College
David Leslie
Food For Free (retired)
Theresa Snow
Salvation Farms
Heli Tomford
Belmont Food Collaborative
Director’s Address
The mission of Boston Area Gleaners is to rescue
surplus farm crops for people in need.
In 2015, staff and volunteers did it again... Yes, we doubled our gleaning totals over the previous year. From
January 1 to December 31, the total poundage gleaned
from 54 generous local farms was 364,282 pounds—or 1.45 million four-ounce
servings—in 10,647 bushels of 66 crop types—almost any produce item you could
find at a local farmers market. This was a phenomenal outcome, and good news for
farmers and recipients alike.
What were the overriding factors that helped us achieve this?
• A larger box truck, with double the payload and three times the volume capacity.
• A second refrigerated storage unit, effectively doubling our inventory capacity.
• A 63% increase in the number of farms gleaned; additionally, we were invited to
work with some of the largest farms in eastern MA due to our growing reputation and the increased payload of our fleet.
• The invitation to participate in Greater Boston Food Bank’s “Value Added
Produce” program, to help fulfill a higher demand for fresh food across their
500-agency network.
• A 39% increase in volunteer participation.
• A 35% increase in the number of recipient agencies.
• An immensely successful apple crop; in one case, an orchard donated all of their
fruit to us.
• A newfound capacity to glean grade B surplus from farms, due to the addition
of recipient agencies that can process large quantities of produce, such as Daily
Table.
• A 100% dedicated gleaning staff. If they were 90% dedicated, we would not
have achieved what we did.
There are a lot of numbers, lists, and names on the following pages. All of them tell
the story of how we continue to expand our work effectively throughout the region.
The most important piece of data, however, is what is more difficult to quantify:
that a person with low income and diabetes can also enjoy the health benefits of
local fresh food, that a kid with a growing brain gets access to greens and fruit, that
the bounty of our local food shed here in eastern MA is shared more equitably with
everyone. Weighed against our mission, THAT is success.
I present the 2015 Annual Report for your assessment and appreciation. On behalf
of our board and staff, we are grateful to everyone who contributed to this amazing
year. It is thanks to you that we remain...
To the Harvest!
Duck Caldwell
Boston Area Gleaners Annual Report 2015
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Programming
Operations continued to fall under a single program heading in 2015: Gleaning. Activities included farm
field gleaning with volunteers (253,705 lbs.), farm storage gleaning with volunteers (84,952 lbs.), and a
post-harvest farm pick-up service run solely by BAG staff (25,625 lbs.) Our main product focus remained
Grade A surplus. Distribution activity increased in response to our volume intake as well as an increase in
demand from current recipient agencies and new agencies. We added 4 regular recipients, one of which
became one of our largest for the year due to its ability to process Grade B surplus product into prepared
meals and preserved food. The lion’s share of all product went to our distribution partners Greater
Boston Food Bank and Food For Free, who have a combined distributive reach of over 600 agencies (with
some duplication of distribution points between them).
Crops Gleaned in 2015, by Volume Crops Gleaned in 2015, by Volume
Winter Squash 7% Leafy Greens 19% Roots 11% Tomato, Eggplant, Pepper 6% Kimball Fruit Farm: 71,115
Connemara House Farm: 62,040
Dick’s Market Garden: 33,658
Ward’s Berry Farm: 18,950
Sholan Farms: 15,360
Appleton Farms: 15,010
Brooksby Farm: 12,903
Essex County Correctional Center: 12,650
The Food Project: 12,348
Pleasant Valley Gardens: 9,212
Brigham Farm: 9,030
Land’s Sake Farm: 8,755
Hutchins Farm: 8,492
Parker Farm: 6,230
Barrett’s Mill Farm: 6,103
Weir River Farm: 5,920
Verrill Farm: 5,400
Hollis Hills Farm: 5,000
Lavoie’s Farm: 5,000
Dowse Orchards: 4,200
Autumn Hills Orchard: 3,600
First Light Farm: 2,770
Medway Community Farm: 2,770
Applefield Farm: 2,456
Gaining Ground: 2,405
Nicewicz Farm: 2,200
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Arlington Food Pantry
Belmont Food Pantry
Beverly Bootstraps
Bristol Lodge Soup Kitchen
Centre St. Food Pantry
Community Servings, JP
Daily Table, Dorchester
Dedham Food Pantry
Family Table of Jewish Family & Children’s Services
Haven From Hunger
Helping Hand Food Pantry
Lexington Food Pantry
Medford Community Cupboard
Open Table Maynard
Salvation Army, Waltham Corps
Watertown Food Pantry
Corn 9% Apples & Peaches 41% Farms & Pounds Donated
In order of pounds donated
Recipient Agencies & Programs
Summer Squash, Cucumber 4% Other 3% Distribution Partners
Marini Farm: 2,175
Waltham Fields Community Farm: 2,032
Alprilla Farm: 1,824
Langwater Farm: 1,685
Stearns Farm CSA: 1,626
Mainstone Farm: 1,450
Dennis Busa Farm: 1,120
Clearview Farm: 975
Newton Community Farm: 971
Moose Hill Farm: 875
Brookwood Community Farm: 643
Powissett Farm: 626
Berube Farm: 607
Lexington Community Farm: 600
Heard Farm: 480
Winter Moon Roots: 400
White Rabbit Farm: 390
Silverwood Organic Farm: 328
Green Meadows Farm: 300
Littleton Community Farm: 281
Lindentree Farm: 275
Clark Farm: 247
Gore Place: 240
Drumlin Farm: 155
Plough & Stars Project: 148
New Entry Sustainable Farming Project: 132
Russell Orchards: 72
Brandeis Rooftop Community Farm: 48
Boston Area Gleaners Annual Report 2015
Food for Free – distribution to 100+ agencies
Greater Boston Food Bank – distribution to 500+
agencies
Food Link – distribution to 25 agencies
Other Distribution Channels
12 WIC Agencies and Health Centers on Food Day
Tiempo de Dios, Waltham
Waltham Family School/Healthy Waltham
Waltham Fields Community Farms Outreach Market
2015 Distribution Breakdown, by Volume
Distribution Partners 57% Food Agencies/etc. 43% Fiscal Overview
Income and expenses both exceeded budget, with a resulting higher operating surplus than was budgeted. This
surplus allowed new flexibility: we were able to rent major equipment (a large storage cooler) as needed, without
having to acquire prior grant funding. In a business where reaction is everything, this fiscal health enabled us to
serve our mission at a higher rate of productivity. For every dollar that we spent on operations, we were able to
glean and deliver 2.33 lbs. of fresh local produce to people in need.
Not Included in Income and Expense
Individual Donations & Events
75,444
Capital: BAG received a total of $40,194 in restricted funds for capital
whichAwards:
includedoperating
a barrel
root
Grantpurchases,
and Foundation
103,366
Corporate and Matching Gifts
20,585
washer and a box truck.
Earned
Income
Value of Donated Produce: According to the nation’s largest hunger relief agency, the value of donated 36,587
food in
Donated Goods and Services
18,161
2015 was worth $1.72/lb. Using this standard, the produce donated to BAG by local farms in 2015 was worth
$626,565.
Boston Area Gleaners, Inc.
2015 Operating Income and Expenses
Income
Individual Donations
Grant & Foundation Awards: Operating
Corporate & Matching Gifts
Fundraising Events
Earned Income
Donated Goods & Services
Total Income
Operating Expenses
Total Compensation
Equipment Purchase & Rental*
Accounting & Legal**
Contracted Services***
Repairs & Maintenance
Depreciation
Transportation
Rent
Communications
Insurance
Postage & Printing****
Supplies
Training & Meeting Expenses
Marketing
Bank & Admin Fees
Miscellaneous
Licenses, Fees, & Memberships
Total Operating Expenses
Operating Surplus
2015 Opera+ng Income 47,303
103,366
20,585
28,141
36,587
18,161
254,143
111,284
18,468
14,755
6,644
538
8,833
3,306
5,000
3,631
3,954
4,484
7,321
927
3,476
1,423
848
749
195,641
58,502
Donated Goods & Services Earned 7% Income 14% Corporate & Matching GiDs 8% Individual Dona,ons & Events 30% Grant & Founda,on Awards: Opera,ng 41% * Includes in-kind of $4,880
** Includes in-kind of $11,930
*** Includes in-kind of $1,000
**** Includes in-kind of $351
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Volunteers – Gleaning wouldn’t happen without you, thank you!
We had a 35% increase in volunteer participation in 2015. 267 people went gleaning from our list of over
1,200 volunteers; 191 went 1-3 times, 44 went 4-7 times, and 32 went 8 or more times. The total donated
labor time was 3,049 hours on 241 gleaning trips. According to Massachusetts’s volunteer valuation rate
of $27.82 per hour, these volunteers added $84,823 of value to our operations.
2015 Gleaning Volunteers – listed in order of frequency of participation
Christine Brown, Ken Osgood, Rosalyn Grunmann, Bernard Franceschi, Brad Tomlinson, Allison Ostrowski, Catherine
Pedtke, Judith Nathans, Janis Daniels, Brion Van Wagenen, Rebecca Leong, Adam Cornett, Kathleen Kelly, Mary Sue
Ankner, Kevin Mcgreevy, Helen Palmer, Ellen Rothman, Nat Duranceau, Greg Foudray, Emma Arnesty-good, Stephen
Bevis, Autumn Cutting, Ann Hartstein, Todd Kaplan, Amy Watson, Bruce Bell, Ruth Bortzfield, Elisabeth Cianciola,
Benjamin Jankowski, Michelle Hewitt, Deb Metzel, Kathy Tully, Nick Boyd, Bruce Davison, Beth Giobbe, Gabi Mendick,
Adrienne Pereira, Mary Bolton, Ellen Moy Derosa, Maura Kelly, Susan Lyon, Jeanette Millard, Jonathan Pilch, Rob Ann
Tomlinson, Chelsea Westra, Helen Alcala, Joan Blaustein, Janet Buck, Laura Dorfman, Judie Feins, Whitney Hasler,
Kathleen Humphreys, Susan May, Deb Beatty Mel, Laurie Nehring, Emily Schindler, Anjali Tripathi, Alexandra Ash, Patti Beard, Phyllis Bloom, Barbara Clorite-ventura, Alexandra Enos, Emily Enos, Patricio Gaffey, Daphne Gould, Dorothy
Gruenberg, Juliana Keenan, Lynn Langton, Patricia Mcgarry, Laura Mckellar, Thomas Pedtke, Susan Redlich, Elena Saporta, Lauren Sloat, Sion Vaughan-thomas, Mike Watson, Fred Berman, Janet Buchwald, David Clark, Lindsay Comeau,
Matthew Hayek, Isabel Kunkle, Khoun Mel, Maryann Niles, Francisco Noack, Kathryn Rhatigan, Teresa Rosales, Laurie
Sabol, August Sanders, Kristine Sweetland, Bruce Veivia, John Yu, Alissa Zimmer, Tiffany Agard, Laura Angotti, Mark
Begley, Lisa Besen, Christopher Bischoff, Owen Broch, Margaret Coleman, Barbara Desouza, Stephen Desouza, Peggy
Dillon, Jenni Doering, Debra Edgren, Emily Farmer, Mark Friedman, Ze’ev Gebler, Karen Glover, Shelley Gross, David
Howard, Rebecca Johnson, Douglas Katz, Elissa Kaufman, Berlin Kelly, Susan Mellinger, Mary Neagle, Helene Newberg,
Sandra Newfield, Anna Rhatigan, Ray Rhatigan, William Rhatigan, Michael Rhenow, Thomas Rhenow, Kara Sacco, Ali
Stocks, Joe Tully, Marianne White, Lelah Willoughby, Micah Wilson, Alex Wymer, Lisa Wymer, Jessica Yu, Jordan Agent,
Sanjit Anilesh, Kelley Annese, Roxann Arey, Jenner Aycock, Jacob Babai, Robin Barber, Kitty Bartholomew, Owen Bean,
Ellen Bechtel, Micaela Belles, Mike Berkey, Robin Bernstein, Jean Berry, Nora Berson, Simeon Bird, Doris Birmingham,
Stephen Black, Corinne Boet-whitaker, Mies Boet, Natalie Brady, Mara Brod, Elizabeth Cannistraro, Paul Casey, Eddie
Chua, Nathan Chung, Bruce Conrad, Linda Coolen, Chris Coughlin, Meg Curry, Nina Danforth, Debra Delvecchio, Dana
Demetrio, Jackson Diianni, Donna Ekstrand, Annika Firestone, Allison Fisher, Dominic Franceschi, Marina Freytsis,
Julia Fuller, Karen Germano, Nina Gheihman, Becca Gilbert, Jane Gillette, Melissa Gordon, Mary Grace, Jen Greco,
Cynthia Greene, Noah Grunebaum, Natalie Gubbay, Elizabeth Harris, Adam Hasler, Emilie Hodge, Rachel Hsu, Carlesa
Huezo-rosales, Sarah Humphreys, David Hurt, Ally Isley, Eric Johnston, Juliana Katz, Sage Kennedy, Gwen Kidera,
Celeste Kracke, Peter Kracke, Kerri Lacharite, Ben Langton, Bruce Langton, Bill Lawson, Deishin Lee, Erica Letson, Ben
Lockhart, Dea Lovy, Karen Manning, Marianne Marrone, Gerald Martel, Daniel Matlack, Olivia May, Carly Mcandrews,
Julie Mcdaniel, Leigh Mountford, Emma Mrozicki, Matt Murawski, Susanne M Nangle, Tom Neel, Tom O’toole, Isabel
Parkey, Bill Pedersen, Ben Pedtke, Briana Pendleton, Robert Pereira, Yannick Perrette, Karen Phillips, Aiko Pinkoski,
Oakes Plimpton, Emily Pohlod, Josee Poirier, Audrey Propp, Greta Propp, David Pudlo, Jessie Ratcliffe, Julia Repaal,
Elana Richmond, Christina Rohrbacher, Jane Roundy, Mary Saudade, Kate Scalley, Denise Schwerzler, Luke Schwerzler,
Tom Skelley, Danielle Smith, Lisa Soo Hoo, Carol Springs, Meredith Stokes, Jason Strauss, Miriam Tendler, Niranjan
Thiruvur, Betsy Tinkham, Heli Tomford, Emma Tomlinson, Tiffany Tseng, Emilie Vansant, Ben Varadi, Rose Wall, Jane
Ward, John Whalen, Caroline Williams, Doug Williams, Laurie Williams, Delcianna Winders, Margaret Xu, Heather
Yang, Jennifer Yeo, Janna Zimmermann.
2015 Outreach Volunteers – listed alphabetically
Doris Birmingham, Natalie Brady, Margaret Coleman, Erin Doolittle, Todd Kaplan, Tom Neel, Anna Norcross, Helen
Palmer, Emily Snyder, Lelah Willoughby.
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Business & Organizational Donors
Amazon Smile, Belmont Food Collaborative, Church of Our Saviour of Arlington, First Parish Lincoln,
Goodshop, Harvard Hillel Children’s School, John Monticone, CPA, Mentor Network Charitable Foundation,
Not Your Average Joe’s, Printex, Inc., Sweetgrass Holdings, Inc., Wilmington United Methodist Church.
Corporate & Foundation Grants
Agnes Lindsay Trust, Community Health Network Area 17, Essex County Community Foundation, Forest
Foundation, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation, Gould Charitable Foundation, Johnson Family Foundation, Lenny Zakim Fund, Mutual of Omaha, Project Bread.
Employee Giving, Matching Gifts, & Donor Advised Funds
Analog Devices, Biogen Idec, Covidien, FactSet Research, FM Global Foundation, IBM Charitable Giving,
Liberty Mutual Foundation, Microsoft, State Street Foundation, Western Union.
Event Partners
Mass Audubon Habitat, Not Your Average Joe’s, Three Squares New England.
Family Funds & Trusts
Anonymous Family Foundation, Chatham Beech Charitable Foundation,
David and Persis Levy Fund, Helen W. Coleman Foundation, Walking Stick
Family Fund.
Ride for Food Riders & Sponsors
Riders – listed in the order of amount raised: Michael Yeh, Charlotte Milan,
Fred Berman, Elise Hoblitzelle, Rebecca Fennel, Laurie Caldwell, Christian Yeh, Emily Palmer, Matt Gray,
Todd Burger, Deborah Burger, Rachel Jellinek, Natalie Brady, Todd Kaplan, Helene Newberg, Nathan
Palmer, Mike Rivard, Owen McDonough, Kenneth Ruetenik. Sponsors: Eastern Bank, Stop & Shop, Watertown Savings Bank.
Strawberry Fete Auction & Food Donors
Ann Huddleston, Bill & Myriel Eykamp, Bin Ends Wine, Chandra Hurley, Charlotte Milan, Common Ground
Bar & Grill, Dick’s Market Garden, Emily Palmer & Carol Stocker, Flora Restaurant, Flour Bakery, Food Link,
Foundry on Elm, Fred Berman, Grateful Massage, Great American Rain Barrel Co., Helene Newberg, Henrietta’s Table, Jessica Yu, JR Burke Salon, Karen Spiller (speaker), Katharine MacPhail, Kaveri Roy, Kristen Ploetz,
Lineage Restaurant, Liza Stern, Matt Gray, Middle East Restaurant, Nancy Goodman, Not Your Average Joe’s,
The Shenanigans, Sofra Bakery + Café, Upholstery on Broadway, Waltham Fields Community Farm, Wegmans.
In-Kind Donations of Business Services & Equipment
Anne Murphy of AFM Associates, Bernie Franceschi, Dan Melnechuk of Isis Design, Dick Yates of Salem Harvest, Linda Crawford, Ropes & Gray, LLP (Cecelia A. Lockner, Esq.), Pilotte’s Transport Refrigeration Service,
Inc., Printex, Inc.
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Individual donors
have been BAG’s most reliable annual income source since our incorporation in 2007.
In 2015, we had 427 individual and household donors, and our largest single donor gave $4,000. Thanks to you we are
growing, and now available to provide gleaning services to farmers year-round.
Donors - listed in alphabetical order
Anonymous (10), Ann Abbott, Chris Afendulis, Tiffany Agard, Helen Alcala, Edie & Frederick Allen, Mark Alston-Follansbee, Adelbert Ames III, Mary
“Heidi” Ames, Alex & Jenise Aminoff, Ames Anderson, Ryan Andrews, Laura Angotti, Mary Sue & Sarah Ankner, Edward Armsby, Alison Ashley, Elizabeth Atkins, Jim Babish, Elaine Backman, Susi Barbarossa, Christine Barber, Robin Barber, Heidi Barenthaler, Christina Bartley, Ellen Bassuk, Samuel
& Marion Batchelder, Paul Bay & Gretta Anderson, Deborah Beatty Mel, Ellen Bechtel, James Bell, Jessica Benjamin, Fred Berman, Nancy Bernhard,
Catherine Berry, Jean Berry, Lisa & Peter Besen, Lisa Bielefeld, Alfred Bigelow, Doris Birmingham, Justin Birmingham, Cheryl Blanton, Phyllis Bloom,
Tiffany Bluemle, Wendy Blum, Marzina Bockler, Mary L. Bolton, Talya Bosch, Ann Bowes, Sonia Boyajian, James & Janice Brady, John Brady, Julia Brady,
Natalie Brady, Linda Braun, Juliana Brazile, Scott Brewster, Sierra Bright, Jan Brown, Marie & Michael Brown, Matthew Brown, Stephen & Lisa Brown,
Heather & Chris Buder, Galino Budrova, Andrew Burden, Todd & Deborah Burger, Jeanne & Harold Butts, Jessie & John Cahill, Craig D. Caldwell, Laurie
Caldwell, Ellen Callaway, Rob Camarata, David Canfield, Jane Canfield, Katharine Canfield, Stephen Canham & Laura Feja-Canham, Kenneth Carlson,
Sandy & Bud Carmichael, Phyllis M. Carr, Jean Carroon, Taj Carson, Ellen Caulo, James Chace, Wendy Chace, Stan Chang, Barbara Chatzkel, Miriam
Chernoff, Constance Clare-Newman, Vincent Coccia, Raymond Coggins, Norman Cohen, John Corcoran, Edward Corwin, Harold Corwin, Barbara Costa,
Ann Cote, Susan Countryman, Dorothy Covino, Linda Crawford, Matt Crawford, Martha Creedon & Leo Keightley, Jill Crockett, Susan Cronin, Bruce
Davison, Andrea Dearlove, Helen Deeley, Jeff Desjarlais, Andi Doane, Reva Dolobowsky & Jeff Howe, Meredith Doucette, Gianna Drew, Deanne Dupont,
Kathy Egmont, Donna Ekstrand, Carol Elices, Jeff Ellsworth & Jackie Starr, Christopher Esker, Sharon Esker, Colin Eykamp, Ruth Faas & Andrew Bush,
Charlotte Fagan, Aaron Falbel, David & Lynn Falwell, Mary Fediuk, Eileen Feldman, Lisa Fenichel & Josh Kratka, Mitzi Fennel, Mont Fennel, Pauline
Fennel, Nannette Feurzeig, Rona & Dennis Fischman, Laura Foose, Andrew Forbes & Jennifer Lewis-Forbes, Maryanna Foskett, Kim Foster, Greg
Foudray, Patricia Fox, Bonnie & Adel Foz, Bernie Franceschi, Alan Frank, George Fricke, Patricio Gaffey, Sandra Galejs, Marcia Geier, Kathryn Gentile,
Karen Germano, Jane Gillette, Coleen Glessner, Karen Glover, Jonathan Goldberg, Jerry Goldmacher, Jim Gomes & Rose Udics, Nancy Goodman, Martine
Gougault, Deb Gowen, Beth Graham, Matt Gray, Patricia Gray, John Gregoire, Paul & Pascha Griffiths, Alice Grossman, Dottie Gruenberg, Ann & Martin
Guay, Michelle Gurel, Melissa Haber, Amy Hampe, Philip Hardebeck, Barbara & Jim Harman, Elizabeth Harrison, James Harrison, Lois Hartman, Ann
Hartstein, Susan Hegel, Topher & Leba Heigham, Eric Helmuth, Rika Henderson, Kathleen Hershner, Joshua Hetrick & Sarah Lombardi, Michelle
Hewitt, Elise Hoblitzelle, Olivia Hoblitzelle, Katherine Hoffman, Linda Hoffman & Blase Provitola, John Hommel, Joan Colt Hooper, Katherine Hope, Ann
Horwitz & Steve Joseph, Rebecca Houlding, Jennifer & Scott Hovsepian, Jeff Howlett, Ann & Brian Huddleston, Frederick Hughes, Sarah Humphreys,
Anne Impellizzeri, Kathryn Jacob, Rachel Jellinek, Steven Jellinek, Ileana Jones, Donald P. Kalischer, Katherine Kallis, Joanna Kao, Richard Kaplan,
Todd Kaplan & Rivkah Lapidus, Jessica Kaufman, Kelly Kelley, Vicki Kennedy, Patricia Kervick, David King, Susan Kirk, Carla Kirmani-Taylor, Benjamin
Konicek, Rena Koopman, Claire Kozower, Nigel Kraus, Juliana Kremer, April Kuehnhoff, Paul Kuklinski, Nancy Kuziemski, David Landskov, Lynn Langton, Joan Larason, Bill Lawson & Elizabeth Lowry, Karen Leach, Daniel LeBlanc, Deishin Lee, Christopher Leich, Meredith Leich, Sara Lennox, Stephen
Leone, Rebecca Leong, Rami Levin, Janet Levy, Deborah & Philip Lewis, Nathaniel Lim, Tom Lincoln, Sarah Little & Douglas Hersch, Ted Live, Walter
Locke, Brian London, Carla Lopez, Nancy Lowe, Linda Lown-Klein, Helen Lozoraitis, Judith Lubershane, Robert Lyons, Mackenzie Maher-Coville, Peg
Mallett, Jeremy Marin, Nancy Marshall, Barbara Martin, Brian Martin, Arthur & Grace Mateos, Daniel Matlack, Coco McCabe & Doug Stewart, Barbara
McCauley, Sarah McCleskey, Julie McDaniel, Diane McGary, Ken & Peggy McIntosh, Maria McLaughlin, Rebecca Barnett, James & Mary Megson, Eli Meir,
Debra Mello, Dan Melnechuk & Amy Rothstein, Lorene I. Melvin, Deidra Mendenhall, Karen Meyers, Frank & Ellen Michelman, Charlotte Milan, James
Milan, Shirley Milgrom, Joy Miller, Paul Miller, Daniel Mirel, David Mitchell, Aiko Mondori Pinkoski, M K Moran, Meg Muckenhoupt, Christine Mullane,
Barbara Munkres, Anne Murphy, Kathleen Murphy, Mary Murphy, Susan Murray, Terry Myers Coneye, Nicole Myers, Venkatesh Natarajan & Catherine
Venkatesh, Judith Nathans, Chris & Suzi Nauman, Julie Nelson, Marianne Neuman, Ann Newberg, Helene Newberg & Emily Farmer, Mark Niedergang,
Anna Norcross, Jennifer Norris & Flynn Monks, Roseanne & Joe O’Connell, Dan O’Neill, Cecilia Olderman, John Oshea, Awinja Otiato, Candice Oyer,
Emily Palmer, Helen Palmer, Linda Palmer, Michelle Parretti, Shirley F. Partoll, Sally & Gerry Patrick, Xander Paumgarten, Carol Paumgarten, Gerda
Paumgarten, Brian Pereira, Judy Perlman, Alexa Peterson, Tina Piantedosi, Joan D. Pic, Oakes Plimpton & Pat Magee, Sarah Plimpton, Kristen Ploetz,
Lisa Plummer, Carol A. Pollastri, Paul & Joan Price, Lisa Raiche, Ellen Raja, Thomas Rasmussen, Robin Ray, Susan Redlich, Colin Regan, Laura Reiner,
Aline Reynders, Michael Rivard, Carol Robey & Robert Oot, William Rodriguez, Phili Roizin, Joseph Rosenbloom, William Rosenfeld, Ellen Rothman,
Jane Roundy, Kaveri Roy, James Ruetenik, Rick & Virginia Rundell, Cathleen Russell, Deirdre Russell, Katelyn Ryan, Robert Sable, Kara Broch, Christine
Sample, Les Scharf, Mark Scharf, Dolores & Robert Schueler, Gretchen Schuler, Miriam Schwartz, Paulette Schwartz, Dorothy Segal, Annette Segall, Jeffrey Segall, Andrew Seligsohn, Elisa Shannon, Phillip Sharff, John & Sara Sharp, Maria Sheehan, Andrew Sheriff, Spencer Sherman, Gary Shuster, Lauren
Sloat, Marilyn Ray Smith, Peter Smith, Nancy Snidman, Theresa Snow, Emmi Snyder, Ronald Snyder, Susan Sommer, Lisa Soo Hoo, Buzz & Susie Speers,
Carol Springs, Miriam Stason, Gail Stein, Priscilla Stieff, Lally Stowell, Kate Symons, Linda Tapp, Anne Tate, Bonnie Teitleman, Patience & Dick Terry,
Richard & Karen Teter, Victoria Thatcher, Alex Jester, Carol Tienken, Maida Tilchen, Heli & Bill Tomford, Brad & Rob Ann Tomlinson, Ross Tracy, Pooja
Trivedi, Emily Trower-Young, Brion Van Wagenen, Minka Vanbeuzekom, Jose Varon, James & Jennifer Vath, Paula Virtue, Lynne Viti, Richard & Patty
Jo Watson, Clifford Webster, Sharon Weidenaar, Jeanne Weinzierl, Phillip Weiss & Naomi Davidson, Jamie Werchadlo, Bruce & Susan Wheltle, George
Whiteley, Nathaniel Whiteley, Jeffrey Wickham, Frank John & Theresa Wiggins, Christie Wilbur, Graeme Williams, Ellen Wineberg, Lenore & Howard
Winkler, Andrea Winslow, Barry & Brenda Winston, Barry Wolfson, Edward Wolpow, Jennifer Yanco, Carol Yeh, Michael Yeh, Sze-ya Yeh, Fred Yen &
Sandy Thompson, Cynthia Yin & Steve Grieb, Loretta Yin, Jessica Yu, Martin Zalesak, Juliette Zener.
We hope there are no errors or omissions, but please be so kind as to let us know.
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