Annual Report 2011 - Futures and Options

2011
FUtUReS AND OptIONS
Futures and Options
empowers New York
City’s underserved
youth to explore
careers and guides
them to further their
education and become
productive citizens.
Ashley Brown, freshman at Brooklyn College and Futures and
Options intern at Kirkland & Ellis LLP from fall 2010 to spring 2011.
On the cover: Steve Severin, Senior Consultant, Deloitte &
Touche LLP. Futures and Options intern at the Dormitory
Authority of the State of New York in 2004.
We are all inventors, each sailing out on a voyage of
discovery, guided each by a private chart, of which there is
no duplicate. The world is all gates, all opportunities.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
Dear Friends,
Teaming with more than 115 New York City businesses, from
multinationals to nonprofits, Futures and Options introduces teens
to the working world. Our engaged, active partners connect teens
to a wide range of work experiences–hiring our youth as interns,
hosting career-exploration field trips, and sharing insights at careerdevelopment workshops.
Why do businesses choose Futures and Options? First, they recognize a
unique opportunity to change the lives of young people. Our partners
continue the journey with us because we carefully prepare, train, and
match our students to each internship opportunity. The inspiring
result: Young people learn the skills they will need on the job and
understand the responsibilities of the world of work.
It’s our privilege to open gates for these motivated, determined
teens–and to give them opportunities to achieve their goals. And it’s a
joy to watch as they absorb the lessons of the work world, realize their
aspirations, and evolve into young adults eager to grow into productive
citizens.
We’re grateful to all who support our work: Our board of directors
and staff, our corporate, foundation and individual donors, our
business, school and community partners, and our volunteers. You
make opportunity happen for young people who did not know it was
possible.
Yet there is so much more we need to do. Each year more than 60
percent of the youth who apply to Futures and Options are turned
away. We encourage you to join us as we keep opening gates for those
who need–and deserve–the chance.
Most sincerely,
Stephen E. Hessler
Patricia S. Machir
Chairman, Board of Directors
Executive Director
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INSpIRING IMpACt
Futures and Options alums have significantly stronger high school and college graduation
rates. They gain a greater understanding about the responsibilities of work through our
programs. And they’re able to find jobs quickly – with an upward income trajectory to boot.
Mario Lopez, Customer Service
Supervisor, RR Donnelley and
supervisor of Futures and
Options intern Adrian Morris
during summer 2011.
We didn’t say it; Inspire, Inc. did, in a rewarding evaluation of Futures and Options this year. Inspire consults
to local nonprofit organizations focused on youth development. As part of the study, Inspire surveyed Futures
and Options’ alumni and business partners to assess the impact of our programs.
Our business partners sounded an equally gratifying note in the evaluation. One of them singled out our
dedication to “helping cultivate students with high potential who otherwise would not have access or exposure
to such a program through their education channel.” Inspiring, indeed.
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GROWtH
100
%
high school graduation rate
2010
254 youth served
87internship sites
44 high schools
2011
359youth served
100internship sites
61high schools
Since our inception, Futures and Options has served over 2,000 youth with more than 90% graduating high
school on time and entering college.
Two-thirds of Futures and Options’ participants come from low-income families and qualify for free or
reduced lunch.
Our student population is 59% female and 41% male.
Ethnicities represented: African American 44%, Hispanic 31%, Asian/Pacific Islander 14%, Multi-ethnic 7%,
Caucasian 2% and 2% other.
Sixteen percent of our students are immigrants, and 24% speak English as a second language.
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CAReeR eSSeNtIALS
For youth who have not yet reached the skill level or age for internships, Futures and Options
has created Career Essentials, a pre-internship career-readiness program. Career Essentials
gives students basic preparation for the work world by practicing and improving their
interpersonal, communication and office skills. The program also includes career exploration
activities and field trips, including invaluable visits to companies such as PwC, ColgatePalmolive Company and the Millenium Hilton Hotel.
“I’ve learned how to dress
for an interview, how to
create a resume, and even
how to answer a phone
professionally. I also learned
what kind of leader I am.”
Genesis Torres, junior
at Notre Dame School.
Participant in the high school
Career Essentials Program in
fall 2010, and assistant to the
program in spring 2011.
“After the Career Essentials Program, Genesis gained confidence and self-assurance. Her natural enthusiasm
and energy shines brightly. I know she will do well in life.”
-Stefanie Jones, Program Coordinator for the Career Essentials Program.
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BRIDGe tO WORK
Young volunteers have higher self-esteem, perform better in school, build leadership skills,
and learn how to solve community problems. With that in mind, Futures and Options created
Bridge to Work, which links teens to community-service opportunities around New York City
and career exploration in the nonprofit sector. Improved teamwork, communication, and
leadership skills are the key results.
“Futures and Options
helped me in school by
getting me back on track
with schoolwork and
giving me support.”
Jose Zepeda, senior at George
Westinghouse High School.
Participant in Career Essentials
in fall 2009 and Bridge to Work
in summer 2010.
“What I enjoyed the most about Bridge to Work was seeing how well the students worked as a cohesive team
and how each student challenged themselves to experience new things.”
-Kamel Lyons, Youth Service Program Manager, New York Cares.
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INteRNSHIp pROGRAM
Students gain invaluable experience through the Futures and Options Internship Program.
These internships unlock abilities, open doors, and change lives. Businesses benefit by
gaining access to an eager, diligent, and talented workforce. Our partners include financial,
technology, real estate, retail and nonprofit businesses, from Fortune 500s to entrepreneurs.
Interns attend work-readiness workshops and meet for special career exploration field trips.
The Futures and Options Internship Program is offered continuously throughout the year to
juniors and seniors from New York City’s high schools.
“I’ve learned that
communication is key in
the workplace, and that
you have to show that you
are a diligent worker. ”
Randy Garcia, freshman at Carnegie
Mellon University. Futures and
Options intern at The New York
Structural Biology Center in
summer 2011 and the LamontDoherty Earth Observatory in
summer 2009 and 2010.
“Randy gained confidence while working in the lab. By the end of the six weeks he was able to work
independently.”
-Randy’s supervisor Renato Bruni, PhD, Staff Scientist NYCOMPS, New York Structural Biology Center.
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AHRC New York City
Alliance for Downtown New York, Inc.
Alvarez & Marsal
American Museum of Natural History
Barclays Capital
Battery Dance Company
Battery Park City Authority
Bike and Roll LLC
The Blacktone Group
The Bond Buyer
Cantarella Consulting
CBRE
Center for Children & Technology
Center for Employment Opportunities
Century 21 Department Store
Chen Dance Center
Citi
Colgate-Palmolive Company
The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc.
The Community Development Trust
Community Voices Heard
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation
Deutsche Bank AG
Donlin, Recano & Company, Inc.
Doshi Diagnostic
Downtown Brooklyn Partnership
Empire State Development Corporation
First Southwest
Fitch Ratings
Futures and Options
G2
Gap Inc.
generationON
Great Eastern Energy
Gruzen Samton LLP
Hawkins Delafield & Wood
Help USA
The Horticultural Society of New York
The Inner Resilience Program
International Rescue Committee
The Investor Relations Group
Janney Montgomery Scott LLC
Jefferies & Company, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Junior Achievment of New York, Inc.
Kirkland & Ellis LLP
Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
Learning Leaders, Inc.
Let's Get Ready
Loews Corporation
Loop Capital Markets, LLC
Luminosity Marketing
M.R. Beal & Company
Making Books Sing, Inc.
Mansueto Ventures
Mediabrands Worldwide
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
MHG Architects PC
Ms. Foundation for Women
Museum of American Finance
Museum of Jewish Heritage
National Medical Fellowships
National Museum of the American Indian
The New Victory Theater
New Water Street Corporation
New York City Housing Development Corporation
New York City Office of the Comptroller
New York City Office of Management and Budget
New York Law Institute
New York State Housing Finance Agency
New York State Nurses Association
New York State Office of the Attorney General
New York Transit Museum
ORION Trading
Polytechnic Institute of New York University
The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Prager, Sealy & Co., LLC
Public Resources Advisory Group
Publishers Weekly
Roosevelt & Cross, Inc.
Rusk Renovations Inc.
S. Lichtenberg & Co., Inc.
Saatchi & Saatchi
Samuel A. Ramirez & Co., Inc.
SHARE
Siebert Brandford Shank & Co., L.L.C.
SIFMA
The Single Parent Resource Center
South Street Seaport Museum
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey
Standard & Poor's
Sterne Agee
Stone & Youngberg LLC
Support Center for Nonprofit Management
Teach for America
Tribeca Perfoming Arts Center
United Way
Urban Justice Center
Weil, Gotshal & Manges, LLP
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Wells Fargo Securities
INTERNSHIP
PARTNERS
COLLeGe GUIDANCe INItIAtIVe
Through our College Guidance Initiative, Futures and Options helps high school students
identify prospective colleges, navigate the financial aid and application process and
choose their college. With college guidance materials in hand, participants get one-on-one
counseling–and invaluable support from each other. Compared to the NYC population, Futures
and Options has a higher rate of students graduating not only high school, but also college.
“Futures and Options
helped me feel more
prepared for college.
The workshops gave me
really valuable insight
into college life.”
Janelle Washington,
freshman at Vassar
College. Futures
and Options intern
at the Alliance for
Downtown New
York in 2010/2011.
“It is essential to find your own path and passion and then to surround yourself with the people who can
support you… Build a team around what your dreams are.”
-Marcia Y. Cantarella PhD, author of I CAN Finish College: The Overcome Any Obstacle and Get Your Degree Guide
and presenter at Futures and Options College Guidance workshops.
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CAReeR eXpLORAtION
Field trips, informal meetings, and other interactions with Futures and Options business
partners help energize both our students and corporate leaders. Futures and Options
created the Career Exploration Program to bring teens and business people together to share
perspectives about school, work, and life.
“Futures and Options to
me was a wake-up call to
a brighter future.”
Kelvin Ramos, freshman at Mercy
College. Futures and Options
intern at CBRE in fall 2010 and
spring 2011. Kelvin attended
many of our career exploration
field trips, including the Goldman
Sachs Career Day, and is now
working in a job found thanks to
networking at that event.
“As a firm, we believe that mentorship is key to both personal and professional development, and we’re happy
to give our employees a chance to share their insights with Futures and Options students.”
-Chanel Dennis, Associate, Goldman Sachs.
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COLLeGe ALUMNI
College is challenging for everyone, but Futures and Options alumni tell us their internship
experiences give them an advantage as they explore higher education. We maintain
rewarding relationships with our alums who are in college, and we continue our partnership
with them by creating volunteer opportunities across New York City.
“Having a Futures and Options
internship during high school
helps you stand out to colleges
and to future employers.”
Cydni Williams, junior at
SUNY Oswego. Futures and
Options intern at Publishing
Experts from summer
2008 to summer 2009 and
YouTube Online Media
Display Sales Intern at
Google, summer 2011.
“My absolute favorite was when we sent her off to college with everything we could think of needing in your
first dorm room… I saw a look in her face that said these people care about me for real!”
-Janet Mannheimer, President, Publishing Experts and Futures and Options board member.
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CLASS OF 2011
Julianne Abejar
Zuleika Adams
Rasheed Adetunji
Joseph Adubaffour
Rahfa Ahad
Mageeb Albokhiti
Edzer Alexis
Dheyazen Alseelwe
Lena Ardacheva
Johanes Atmaja
Shaquella Bain
Orges Bakalli
Krystal Rose Baker
Alieu Baldeh
Jayson Barrow
Lauri-Ann Benjamin
Janah Bhuiyan
Kharina Bissessar
Miriam Brown
Ashley Brown
Roberto Brutus
Candace Burton
Jacques Cai
Marla Castro
Laura Cespedes
Nina Chaiken
Manna Chang
Raphael Charles
Amy Chen
Michelle Cheung
Andre Clark
O’Shea Clyde
Clarissa Colon
Chenice Coq
Damani Curwen
Edward Custodio
Shaquille Davis
Genessi De Los Santos
Jackney De Los Santos
Sylvia Dolmo
Cassandra Ehioghiren
Claudia Esteva
Kelly Feng
Khadijah Flowers
Rusean Francis
Maria Gabela
Jason Gao
Randy Garcia
Emely Garcia
Rasheeq Haq
Tenia Hardy
Kazi Hassan
Katherine Henriquez
Paris Heymann
Carmen Ho
Mohammed Hossain
Yongmei Huang
Oluwatoberu Jaiyesimi
Jamelah Jones
Chrystelle Joseph
Andrew Jung
Alexandria Kaalund
Anthony Kellman
Yevgeniy Kernes
Tomas Kovalcik
Jessica LaDuke
Alina Lee
Rigel Leonard
Trevor Lewis
Malinda Lin
Fashion Institute of Technology
LIM College
SUNY College at Old Westbury
Williams College
Hunter College
Brooklyn College
New York City College of Technology
New York City College of Technology
Borough of Manhattan Community College
Hunter College
New York City College of Technology
The City College of New York
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
SUNY at Potsdam
Kingsborough Community College
Queensborough Community College
The City College of New York
Adelphi University
Brooklyn College
Brooklyn College
St. John’s University
Ithaca College
New York University
Fashion Institute of Technology
Borough of Manhattan Community College
Thomas College
Baruch College
New York City College of Technology
Pace University
Pace University
Alfred State College
Kingsborough Community College
Long Island University
New York City College of Technology
Philadelphia University
Saint Joseph’s College
United Stares Air Force
American University
Borough of Manhattan Community College
St. John’s University
University at Albany
Middlebury College
New York University
University of New Haven
St. Francis College
Fashion Institute of Technology
Syracuse University
Carnegie Mellon University
Boston University
New York University
College of Staten Island
Franklin & Marshall College
Borough of Manhattan Community College
Williams College
Babson College
Baruch College
University at Buffalo
Elon University
Mohawk Valley Community College
Fashion Institute of Technology
Baruch College
Temple University
The University of Vermont Pace University
Syracuse University
Howard University
Stony Brook University
Borough of Manhattan Community College
New York City College of Technology
Fashion Institute of Technology
Gloria Lopez
Jolanny Lopez
Yesenia Lora
Jacqueline Lu
Dennis Luo
Jenny Luu
Piero Lzquierdo
Keara Mariano
Jasmine Mark
Melissa Marquez
Ria McKenzie
Jacqueline Mendez
Kwame Mensah
Chelsea Minuche
Mario Morales
Richard Mordekhaiev
Hadiya Morris
Adrian Morris
Jonel Murry
Delvon Murry
Hillary Nixon
Elizabeth Odunaiya
Margaret Oduro
Joy Okorie Kenyetta Oliver
Denisse Ovalle
Christina Pak
Angela Pan
Madilyne Paniagua
Yeugeniya Paperno
Jaqueline Quinde
Kelvin Ramos
Talib Ransom
Janelle Reed
Naeem Reid
Linda Reyes
Latesha Richards
Andrea Rivers
Kevin Rodriguez
Jonathan Rookwood
Tayisha Saint Vil
Anjelica Santos
Genesis Santos
Grace Severa
Chevonne Sewer
Michael Simmons
Tornelle Simon
Aruna Singh
Kyron Slater
Robbie Taliaferro
Melinda Tavarez
Leyda Taveras
Ayodele’ Temple
Makayla Thompson
Janairis Torres
Hantze Toureau
Joel Urena Jennelle Vargas
Gesenia Vasquez
Janelle Washington
Nyema Washington
Fabian Watson
Andrew Williams
Karama Williams
William Wingate
Jessica Wishart
Jada Yan
Anna Zhu
Yongjie Zhu
Brooklyn College
The City College of New York
Lehman College
Baruch College
Skidmore College
Baruch College
Syracuse University
New York City College of Technology
Howard University
Binghamton University
Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University
University at Albany
SUNY College at Old Westbury
Macaulay Honors College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hunter College
The City College of New York
The City College of New York
Pennsylvania College of Technology
Augusta State University
Quinnipiac University
Syracuse University
SUNY Plattsburgh
University at Albany
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Baruch College
University at Albany
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New York University
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Clarion University of Pennsylvania
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
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Medgar Evers College
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Manhattan College
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Queensborough Community College
Binghamton University
Ithaca College
Monroe College
Hunter College
Pace University
Stony Brook University
New York City College of Technology
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pROFeSSIONAL ALUMNI
Many alumni tell us their choice of career was influenced by their Futures and Options
internship experience. A Futures and Options internship provides a vital link to a professional
path for teens who may have never considered long-term career plans. The skills they learn in
our programs continue providing an edge in the workplace.
“Futures and Options played
a vital role in my career path.
My internship solidified my
interest in finance and led to
my job at Deloitte.”
Steve Severin, Senior Consultant
within Enterprise Risk Services
function, Deloitte & Touche LLP.
Futures and Options intern at
the Dormitory Authority of the
State of New York in 2004.
“The biggest return on investment is the long-term impact Futures and Options’ programs have on both interns
and employers.”
-Richard Raphael, President of The Municipal Forum of New York.
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tHANK YOU
...to these industry leaders for opening their doors
to our students for career exploration events.
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OUR Supporters
Corporate and Foundation Support
$100,000+
Alliance for Downtown New York, Inc.
$25,000+
Charles Hayden Foundation
Gap Foundation
Helena Rubinstein Foundation
HSBC-North America
The Municipal Forum of New York, Inc.
The New York Community Trust
Youth, I.N.C. $10,000+
Capital One
Lily Auchincloss Foundation
Macquarie Group Foundation
$5,000+
Allen + Overy LLP
Downtown-Lower Manhattan
Association The Blackstone Charitable Foundation
Center for Children and Technology
Donlin, Recano & Company, Inc.
Grey Global Group Inc. The Hyde and Watson Foundation
James T. Lee Foundation
Kirkland & Ellis Foundation
Kurtzman Carson Consultants LLC
Latham & Watkins LLP
The McGraw-Hill Companies
Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP
$2,500+
Acquis Consulting Group
Cantarella Consulting
CBRE
CME Group Community Foundation
Colgate-Palmolive
DCC
Epiq Systems
Michael Tuch Foundation
ND Shannon Associates, Inc.
Office of the Manhattan Borough President
RR Donnelley
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. William E. Simon Foundation
$1,000+
ASA Consulting - Andrew Shackett
Brown Printing Company
The Central National-Gottesman Foundation
Deutsche Bank F.J. Sciame Construction Co., Inc.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gifts
Guilford Publications, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Learning Leaders, Inc. Bill Paness - Charles D. Farber
Memorial Foundation
Publishing Experts, Inc.
Quad Graphics
SHARE
Siebert Brandford Shank & Co., LLC
$500+
Anonymous
AIG Matching Grants Program
Mark Calev - Calev Print Media
Center for Employment Opportunities
Children for Children Foundation
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
The Inner Resilience Program
ivylife
Mansueto Ventures
Mediabrands Worldwide
Morgan Stanley C/O Cybergrants, Inc.
New York Law Institute The Single Parent Resource Center, Inc.
TPG Architecture
Zolfo Cooper
$100+
American Express Charitable Fund
American Express Company Employee
Giving Program
Joele Frank, Wilkinson Brimmer Katcher
John J. Creedon Foundation
Steven J. Reisman, Esq.
Tablet, Inc.
ZGroup Design, Inc.
Individual Contributors
Advocates ($10,000-$24,999)
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Purcell
Christian B. Sullivan
Mentors ($1,000-$9,999)
Anonymous
Anne Benedict
William Bernstein
Dr. Barbara L. Christen
Andrew Colao
John V. Connorton, Jr.
Mory Ejabat
Ephraim Fields
Jamaal Glenn
Stephen & Stephanie Hessler
Peggy Hill
Ketan & Bethany Kapadia
Kristine Kern
James Liu
Patty Machir
Edward W. Machir - PwC
Cynthia Marian
Paul Marian
Claude & Sofia Marion
Joseph P. McMonigle
Michael Michetti
Chris Mikosh
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Musante
Edward Neiger
Robert Rosenkranz
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin C. Sagurton
Arthur & Nancy Sobel
Steven Sperber & Phannee Noiplai
Jeff Spinner
Vanessa Wilson
Jens Winther & Stephanie Perry
Winther
Coaches ($500-$999)
Dan & Yui Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Deanna Darice Boll
Robert Hessler
Robert Huttle
Alain Karaoglan
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Machir
Cherrie L. Nanninga
Jean Peters
Kimberly E. Ritrievi
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Matthew Siano
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James Stone
Sarah Thompson
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Tim Brock
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Cathy Callender
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Michael Cohen
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Spencer Cooper
Martin Costello
Mark Desgrosseilliers
Douglas Deutsch
Rocio Digon
Mark DiMilia
Thomas Doud
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Edward Eng
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Bob Frustaci
Peter Furman
Haliun Ganbold
Daniel Geoghan
George Gilabert
Anne D. Goldsmith
Andrew Goldstein
Francis Greenburger
Alice L. Gustafson
David Gutierrez – Deloitte
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Donald Pelka
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Laila Kassis
Lane Katz
Joi Kelley
Matthew Kelsey
Brian Kennedy
Melissa Kern
Jae Y. Kim Cassie L. Kimmelman
Deirdre Kingsbury
Lindsy Klar
Julia Klein
George Klidonas
Nupur Kumar
Dan Lane
Ann Marie Larkin
Todd D. Larson
Lauren Lee
Darryn Lee
Daniel Lha
Sam C. Limmer
Tom Limongello
Claudia Linh
Doug Locke
Merill B. Losick
Marguretta Lowe
Catoya L. Lundy
Scott MacDonald
Jayshree Mahtani
Priyanshi Makker
Abigail Margulies
Sarah Marlenga
Julie Marlette
Francheska Marquez
Elizabeth A. Martialay
Jacqueline Massias-Oliver
Andrea G. McEachin
Katherine J. McGovern
Daniel F. McLaughlin
Monique F. McNellie
Susan McPherson
Jeannine McSweeney
Ramon Mercedes
Bruce S. Meyer
Yulinda Milo
Jack Miner
Jessie B. Mishkin
Garth Mitchell
Andrew Mitchell
Michelle Moezzi
Kathleen Mohamed
Tamika Montgomery
Katherine Moradiellos
Roshelle A. Nagar
Ekaterina Napalkova
Justin Nelson
Kenneth B. Nemcosky
Barbara Nichols
Robert Niles
Michael Nissan
Frank P. Nocco
Carmen M. Nunez
Damaris R. Nunez
Jeffrey Oke
Caitrin O’Sullivan
Jessice Pan
Brenda L. Pancham
Ashok Parameswaran
Stinson Parks
Catherine Patinella
Mary Paul
Joshua E. Peck
James Perkins
Eric J. Peterman
Joanne C. Pflaum
Donnie Phillips
Laura R. Phillips
Margarita Platkov
Jeanette Ponce-Brown
Priscilla D. Press
Joann A. Priore
Allison Puca
Joseph A. Rafferty, Jr.
Patricia A. Ramsay
Alice M. Redding
Tess Reeder
Jason Rein
Marisa Relucio
Elizabeth Rippe
Luis Rivera
Miriam R. Rivera
Dee Rocker
Deirdre Rodriguez
Kimberly Rosensteel
Richard Rotherman
Ricardo Salmon
Charan Sandhu
Toby Saviano
John C. Savino
Eric A. Schecter
Benjamin Schneider
Steve Severin
Sharon Shachar
Mamta L. Shah
Poonam Shah
Leah Shalev
Rahul K. Sharma
Brian Shimmerlik
Aya Shiraishi
Richard Short
Christine Shrestha
Elizabeth Singh
Judy Sit
Tiffany Slater
Colin Smith
Timothy C. Soldani
Jonathon Soler
Alyssa Sperber
Dimitar Stoimenov
Stephanie Storey
Jelena Strelcova
Andrea Swanick
Rachel Swartz
Catherine D. Taffuri
Joy Tan-Vega
Patrick Teske
Catherine Thompson
Sherri Toub
David Tsin
Lyra Vahabzadeh
Tanya A. Vajk & Gail Moreau Nee Keef
Warren Valenton
Cheri Veit
Elizabeth Ventura
Ann M. Vermes
Ronald W. Victor
Rachel S. Vigneaux
Victoria Vron
Jennifer L. Waisberg
Judy Wallach
Spencer Ware
Yvonne Washington
Crystal Wei
Janelle Weinstock
Zillah K. Whittaker
Tyrone Whittle
Erin Wiley
Evan Williams Sylvia Williamson-Darnell
Tim Wiswell
Daniel Wolfe
Eric S. Wolfish
Amy B. Wolper
Yiyi Wong
Andrew J. Woodworth
Nicole Wright
Justin Wroe
Jie Yuan
David Yuen
Beverly Yuill
Audrey Zhao
Wendy Zhongwen Fu
Jason Zhou
Sam Zolten
Oliver Zurbel
Ami Zweig
In-Kind Supporters
Alliance for Downtown
New York, Inc.
Digital Color Concepts
Donlin, Recano & Company, Inc.
Fry Communications
Gap Foundation
Isabelle Jetté
Keith Lloyd Couture
Tom Pambrun
Publishing Experts, Inc. San Marzano Brick Oven
Cameron Smalls
Steven Sperber
Jeff Spinner
Nina Wintringham
Futures and Options has made
every effort to ensure that
our listing of contributors is
complete and accurate. If we
have accidentally omitted
your name, please call us at
212.601.0002.
FINANCIALS
program expenses
Administrative expenses
Fundraising expenses
Statements of Activities
Support and Revenues
Unrestricted:
Special Event Net Income
Contributions
Contributions In-Kind
Government Grants
Program Service Revenue
Interest and Other Income
Release of Prior Year Restrictions
Temporarily Restricted:
Contributions
Release of Prior Year Restrictions
Total Support and Revenues
June 30, 2011
June 30, 2010
$142,929
424,714
31,750
3,500
2,413
322
106,399
$103,970
480,522
25,000
800
1,469
53,089
105,208
(106,399)
$710,836
106,399
(53,089)
$718,160
Expenses
Program Expenses:
Career Development
-intern salaries and stipends
Career Development-other
Total Program Expenses
113,455
107,627
501,772
$615,227
392,035
$499,662
Management and General
Fundraising
Total Expenses
81,771
57,662
$754,660
80,234
55,774
$635,670
Increase/ (Decrease) In Net Assets
Unrestricted
Temporarily Restricted
Increase/ (Decrease) In Net Assets
(42,633)
(1,191)
($43,824)
29,180
53,310
$82,490
June 30, 2011
June 30, 2010
$230,185
986
10,705
4,336
$246,212
$236,411
41,102
8,372
13,905
$299,790
30,088
39,842
110,916
105,208
216,124
$246,212
153,549
106,399
259,948
$299,790
Statements of Financial Position
Assets
Cash
Contributions & Stipend Receivables
Prepaid Expenses
Property and Equipment, Net
Total Assets
Liabilities and Net Assets
Liabilities:
Accrued Expenses
Net Assets:
Unrestricted
Temporarily Restricted
Total Net Assets
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
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Summary of Financial Statements dated October 7, 2011, prepared by Skody Scot & Company CPAs PC.
BOARD AND StAFF
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
STAFF
Stephen E. Hessler
Chairman
Patricia Machir
Executive Director
James Stone
Vice Chairman
Vanessa Wilson
Treasurer
Janet Mannheimer
Secretary
Anne Benedict
Kara Brown
Jerry Faust
Ephraim Fields
Jamaal Glenn
Michael Kaminer
Ketan Kapadia
Richard T. Kennedy
Catherine Dodge
Administrative Assistant
Matthew Ellis
Program Coordinator
Serena Handley
External Affairs Manager
Isabelle Jetté
Marketing and Development Manager
Stefanie Jones
Program Coordinator
Keleigh Karl
Corporate Partnership Manager
Joanna Munoz
Program Coordinator
Melissa Kern
Courtney Hall Leimkuhler
James Liu
Cynthia A. Marian
Stephen P. Musante
Stephanie L. Perry
Pauly Rodney
CREDITS
External Affairs Manager............Serena Handley
Editor and Art Director...............Michael Kaminer
Photographer.............................Lily Kesselman
Designer.....................................Kady Francesconi
This annual report was made possible by the kind
generosity of Publishing Experts, Inc. and Schmidt
Printing.
Steven Sperber
Christian Sullivan
Justin Wroe
Barbara L. Christen
Founder/Emeritus
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OUR VISION
Together with our business and community partners, we are building the
workforce of tomorrow. Our career development program makes it possible for
underserved, motivated teens to acquire the applied skills and higher education
to successfully contribute to a global 21st-century economy.
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