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RESULTS

85% of students supported with 1:1 or small group tutoring from a corps member showed academic improvement.

77% of middle school students failing English at the start of the year were passing by the end of the year.

Students who received at least one month of City Year attendance monitoring achieved an average daily attendance rate of nearly 92% for the year.

City Year Louisiana hosted six large-scale service projects, engaging 1,017 community members, corporate sponsors and students in over 6,461 hours of community service.

More than one million students - one every 26 seconds - give up on school each year. Fifty percent of those dropouts come from just 12 percent of schools. City Year corps members choose to serve where the need is greatest. Of the 189 schools we serve nationwide, three quarters are among the lowest performing five percent in their state.

Forty corps members at City Year Baton Rouge are making a difference in four of the city’s highest need schools. Research shows that students at risk of dropping out can be identified as early as sixth grade by three early warning indicators – poor attendance, disruptive behavior and course failure in math and English. Our model Whole School Whole Child is based on that research, and corps members work with students identified as at risk. City Year corps members provide:

Academic Support: Provide one-on-one or small group tutoring before, during and after school

Attendance and Positive Behavior Encouragement: Lead energetic morning greetings, make attendance and positive phone calls home and lead mentor groups

Community and School Improvements: Organize and lead activities, celebrations and projects to improve the community and school environment

40 corps members serve in 4 Baton Rouge schools:

• Belaire High School• Broadmoor Middle School• Capitol Middle School• Merrydale Elementary School

City Year Baton Rouge

City Year Baton Rouge Board

Jennifer Eplett Reilly* – City Year, Inc.Rudy Aguilar – McGlinchey StaffordJerry Arbour – East Baton Rouge School BoardRoss Barrett – VCE Capital / Louisiana Ventures, LPLori Bertman – Irene W. and C.B. Pennington

FoundationDan Bevan – Huey Wilson FoundationDr. Kirby Goidel – Louisiana State University

Derek Gordon – Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge

Gwen Hamilton – Office of the Mayor–PresidentLuke Kissam – AlbermarleLaura C. Poche’ – J.P. MorganThomas F. Teepell – Lamar AdvertisingStevie Toups – Turner Industries

*Board Chair

Supporters and Partners

Individuals and Family Foundations

$1,000-2,499Ms. Lori BertmanSkip and Sandy BertmanSteven BoutwellDr. John and Colette DeanMathew GarverDr. and Mrs. William GregoireMr. and Mrs. Brian HaymonMr. and Mrs. Cordell HaymonAnne and Christopher McCanlessMr. Ty McMainsTricia and Chuck SanchezJoey and Carter Stone

$5,000-9,999Mr. and Mrs. Ross BarrettJohn and Virginia NolandMark and Rachel Rohr

$10,000-24,999Andreeff FoundationJennifer Eplett Reilly and Sean ReillyLuke and Kathryn KissamKevin and Winifred Reilly

Corporations

$1,000-2,499Courson Nickel, LLCKean MillerLee Michaels Fine Jewelry

$2,500-4,999Shaw Group

$10,000-49,999Lamar Advertising CompanyMcGlinchey Stafford PLLCRaising Cane’s

$50,000-99,999Albemarle Foundation

Foundations

$5,000-9,999Boo Grigsby Foundation

$25,000-49,999Credit Bureau of Baton Rouge

Foundation

$50,000-99,999Baton Rouge Area FoundationHuey and Angelina Wilson Foundation

$100,000-249,000Irene W. and C.B. Pennington

Foundation

Non-Profits

$1,000-2,499Junior League of Baton RougeSouthern Women Action Network

Service Partners

City of Baton Rouge East Baton Rouge Parish School

System

RESULTS

177 corps members

14 schools

7,300 students

91% of elementary school students tutored by City Year improved their score on literacy assessments.

77% of students in grades 7-9 previously failing English moved to passing.

100% of principals are satisfied/very satisfied with the overall experience of working with City Year.

More than one million students drop out of school each year. Dropouts are more likely to be unemployed and incarcerated. City Year Boston is a priority partner of the Boston Public Schools (BPS) to increase learning time, prevent students from dropping out and help them to succeed academically. Through our partnership with BPS, 177 City Year Boston corps members are serving in 14 Boston schools this year and will expand next year to serve 25% of off-track students. Using City Year’s research-based Whole School Whole Child service model, corps members focus on students who exhibit the three early warning indicators - poor attendance, unsatisfactory behavior, or course failure in English or math - identified by John Hopkins University as characteristics of students who are most at risk of dropping out. Corps members support students and schools with:




177 corps members serve in 14 Boston schools:

• Blackstone Elementary School*• Burke High School*• Dearborn Middle School*• Dever-McCormack Lower School*• Dever-McCormack Upper School• E. Greenwood Leadership Academy*• English High School*• Harbor Middle School*• Holland Elementary School*• Irving Middle School• Neighborhood House Charter School• Orchard Gardens K-8 Pilot School*• Tobin K-8 School• Young Achievers Science and Math Pilot K-8 School

* state-designated turnaround school

City Year Boston

City Year Boston Board

Corinne FergusonJim Atwood – Merrill LynchAnita BekensteinBill Berutti – PTC Business UnitsBarbara BurgessSandra Lopez Burke – City Year BostonDavid Cahill – Shanley Fleming Boksanski & Cahill

Diane Exter – Bain Capital, Sankaty Advisors, LLCMichael Gilligan – Heritage PartnersSteve Hackley – ComcastBeth JonesMichael Kineavy – City of BostonDianne Ledingham – Bain & Company, Inc.Fred Maynard – HarbourVest

Josh McCall – Jack Morton WorldwideWill Muggia – Westfield Capital ManagementDavid Mussafer – Advent InternationalLarry Neiterman – Deloitte Consulting LLPKaren Salfity – HumedicaSamip Shah – Next Street FinancialSusan Weatherbie



$1,000-2,499Mary AllynWilliam B. Asher, Jr.Dewey AwadJoseph and Sheelah Basile Blake BattagliaJames and Kathryn BoudreauKaren and William C. Benjamin M. Christine BierbrierKeith BodnarAndra and Steven BolotinPeter A. Brooke Fund at the Boston

FoundationKristen BuppertSusan Okie BushHeather and Charles CampionDebra and Andrew CarlinoIan CarnathanRebecca and Matthew CarrollLinda ChinCynthia M. ClarkeMaria and Barry CohenJohn ConnorKaren and Brian ConwayPeter CornettaLouise CoughlanJeff CoureyEllen CraneKristy and Thomas CunninghamChristine and Paul CunninghamChristina CutlipCatherine DaleySarah and Stephen DeschenesVicki and Jonathan DeSimoneJanice and Tony DiBonaAnna DodsonChristine DonovanMaria and Bob DwyerAmy and Scott EmermanRaquel Leder and Benjamin Esty Heidi Fieldston and Howard Ostroff Lauren and Robert FloresAnn FreedmanElizabeth Shea FriesDavid GagnonJenine GarrelickSusan GernarroClaudia Gilman and Harry EisenbaumGail and John GrahamRev. Dr. Gloria White Hammond and

Rev. Dr. Ray Hammond Johanna and Richard HarrisonTeresa and Michael HassaraJeffrey HawkinsCathy HaySue and Michael HazardBrent Henry

Mari-Ann and William HoganKip Hollister and Warren HydeJulie HubbardPamela and John HumphreyJohn HuntMimi and Charles IrvingBruce JacobsIlene and Richard JacobsKathleen and Richard JodkaDiane JonesMinta KayRebecca Kellogg and Kevin Dennis Michelle and Thomas KingCarmella KletjianTania and Gordon KluzakMary Jane KnudsonGillian and D. William KohliDeborah Koste and Kurt RockstrohBeth KursonStephen LableJack LaneKristine Stotz LangdonPeter LauroDevon LaycoxClaire LeBlancGeorgia and Richard Lee Lisa and Dan LehanChristopher LeichPamela and Lawrence LenehanAndrea G. Levitt and Antoine G.

Hatoun Alexa LewisSusan LivingstonSusan MalloyGinna MartinNicolas MassardKaren and Ippolit MatjuchaCatherine McCabeSeth MeiselLiana and Ethan MeyersKaren MillerWendy and Eric MillerAnn MilnerJohn MontgomeryClaire Muhm and Rory O’ConnorJody NewmanSue Nokes Nicole Norris and Mike ShrevePendred NoyceMark NuccioJill and Thomas PappasLaura and Robert Peabody Laura and Steve PeckSue PereiraThomas PhillipsKaren and Thomas PicketteJennifer PinckJames PluharBetsy Pohl

Tiziana PolizioEdward PreussDonna and Tom QuirkMary and Peter RennerLoretta RichardThomas RigoMargaret and Bud RisDeborah Koste and Kurt Rockstroh Larry Jordan RoweCatherine SaundersSamip ShahBrian ShortsleeveWendy and Michael SimchesMary and Richard SmallAlix and Joseph SmullinMegan and Soyoun SongElaine SullivanMeghan and Jeff SwensonKim Syman and Jonathan LyonLaura Hodges Taylor and Scott Taylor Lara and David ThompsonBecky Trask and Marco RiveraMark TremalloBenjamin VolinskiTeresa and Aaron von StaatsJoan and Mark WeinstenEdward WeissMeghan and Kent WeldonMary WellsSteve and Nancy Wilcox

$2,500-4,999Anonymous Marci and Todd Abbrecht Sydney Altman and Bruce SingalMohammed AnjarwalaSusan Bazett and Rom Watson Pamela and Bill BeruttiTushara and Kris CanekeratneAndrea and Eric CarlsonFrances CohenAndrea CovilleLinda and Leland CrawfordBetsy Cunningham and James Westra Kay and J. Anthony DownsSally Fassler Christopher D. FletcherMarilyn FrenchLisa and Spencer GlendonJanet and Jeffrey GliddenRonald GoldbergBrett GordonJessica Greenfield and Paul HammelPam and Robert GremleyMary Hable and James HeppelmannDonna and Stephen HackleyEmily and Thomas HaslettPamela KelleherJanny and Jonathan Kravetz.

Laura and David LamereLisa and Stephen LebovitzAnne and Todd McCormackLinda and P. Andrews McLaneJennifer and Rowland MoriartyJill and Matthew O’TooleMark Polebaum and Diane BuhlRegina and Kevin SullivanMeera VenkatramanBernard Von BothmerAnn-Meg White and Sean Padgett

$5,000-9,999Michelle and Robert AtchinsonKaren and David BrushRonnie and Reed ChisholmKathy and John CookDanielle and Gregg DarishBarbara and Michael EisensonSuzette and David JohnsonPamela Kohlberg and Curt GreerLynne and Timothy PalmerErica and Ted PappendickScott SchoenLeslie Sennott and William JohnstonJoyce and Steve TadlerRosemarie and Westley Thompson

$10,000-24,999Anonymous Kristen and Jim AtwoodMelora and Andrew BalsonDeborah and Steven BarnesChristine and Phillip CarterStephanie and John ConnaughtonAnne and Stephen CucchiaroDana and Stuart DaviesDeanna and Anthony DiNoviBeth and Gerard du Toit Dr. Pamela and John EganCarol and Stephen GeremiaBeth and Lawrence GreenbergElizabeth and Phill GrossAnne Helgen and Michael Gilligan Julie and Jordan HitchElisabeth W. IrelandDawn and Roger KafkerMary Beth and Adam KirschSylvia Maxfield and Christopher Bulger Fred MaynardSarah MaynardJosh and Alexandra McCallBrooke and Will MuggiaElin and Larry NeitermanRanda and Michael PehlLeslie and David PuthClare and Gerard RicherTracy and Michael RobergeLarraine Beal and Paul Smith

Elizabeth and Thomas SorboSandra and Robert TaylorJuan Carlos TorresSusan and Thomas TurpinTerry and Robert WadsworthSusan and Matthew WeatherbieLouise and David WeinbergMariann and Andrew Youniss

$25,000-49,000Barbara and Bill BurgessCorinne and Tim FergusonBeth and Michael JonesDianne and Bill LedinghamKristin and Stephen Mugford

$50,000-99,999Julie and Kevin CallaghanDiane and Neil ExterHolly McGrath and David Bruce,

Highland Street Foundation

$100,000 -249,999Anonymous Anita and Joshua BekensteinMarion and David MussaferThe Edgerley Family Foundation Hope and Mike PascucciSherry and Alan Leventhal Family

FoundationThe Lovett-Woodsum Foundation

Corporations

$1,000-2,499B.R. Alexander & Co., Inc.Cartera Commerce, Inc.Grant Thornton LLPHoughton Mifflin CompanyKiki D. DesignO’Brien & Levine Court Reporting

ServicesShaw GroupStran & Company, IncThornton & Naumes LLPUpdate Legal Inc.

$2,500-4,999ARAMARKBrodeur PartnersDonoghue Barrett & Singal, P.C.The Elephant Walk Restaurant Group,

Inc.Tickets For Charity LLC

$5,000-9,999DeloitteGoldman Sachs & Co.Putnam InvestmentsTarget CorporationWeil, Gotshal & Manges Foundation

$10,000-24,999Adage Capital ManagementBuilding Owners and Managers

Association of Boston Blue Cross Blue Shield of

MassachusettsBulger Capital PartnersGravestar, Inc.Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Inc.Jack Morton WorldwideKPMG LLPMerrill Lynch

Pepper Hamilton LLPReebok International, LTDTIAA-CREFWindhaven Investment Management

Inc.

$25,000-49,999BNY MellonLoomis Sayles & Company, LPPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPState Street CorporationT-Mobile USAWeil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

$50,000-99,999Bain & Company, Inc.Bain Capital Children’s CharityJohnson & JohnsonLiberty Mutual GroupNational Grid Group PTCSun Life Financial

$100,000-249,999The Baupost Group, L.L.C.ComcastCSXWestfield Capital Management

$250,000-499,999MFS Investment Management®

Foundations

$1,000-2,499Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation Helene B. Black Charitable Foundation Public Welfare Foundation

$2,500-4,999National Philanthropic Trust

$10,000-24,999Rosenberry Charitable Term Trust The Lynch Foundation The Schrafft Charitable Trust

$25,000-49,999Foundation To Be Named LaterThe Charles Hayden FoundationThe John W. Henry Family

Foundation Leonard and Hilda Kaplan Charitable

Foundation

$50,000-99,999The Ellison Foundation

In-Kind Donors

$1,000-2,499Beth and Michael Jones

$100,000+Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority

Service Partners

AmeriCorpsMassachusetts Service AllianceBoston Public SchoolsNeighborhood House Charter School Boston Renaissance Charter Public

School

Team Sponsors

Bain & CompanyBain Capital Bank of AmericaComcastCSXFoundation to be Named LaterThe John W. Henry Family

Foundation Johnson & JohnsonMFS Investment Management®National Grid PTC Summit PartnersWestfield Capital Management

RESULTS

30% of 6th-9th grade students with poor attendance (missing 1 day every 10) improved their attendance by the end of the year.

47% of 6th-9th grade students who were tutored by City Year improved their English grades from D or lower to C or higher by the end of the year.

96% of principals were satisfied with the quality of service and overall experience of working with City Year.


One hundred and forty-five corps members at City Year Chicago are making a difference in 16 of Chicago’s highest need schools. Research shows that students at risk of dropping out can be identified as early as sixth grade by three early warning indicators – poor attendance, disruptive behavior and course failure in math and English. Our model Whole School Whole Child is based on that research, and corps members work with students identified as at risk. City Year corps members provide:




145 corps members serve in 16 Chicago schools:

• Al Raby High School• Austin Business and Entrepreneurship Academy• Bethune School of Excellence• Chicago Talent Development Charter High School• Collins Academy • Dulles School of Excellence• Harvard School of Excellence• Howe School of Excellence• Johnson School of Excellence• Kelvyn Park High School• Manley High School• Marshall High School• Morton School of Excellence• Orr Academy• Robeson High School• Sherman School of Excellence• W.R. Harper High School

City Year Chicago

City Year Chicago Board

Beth Swanson - The Pritzker Traubert Family Foundation

Casey Keller – Alberto- CulverMichael J. Alter – The Alter GroupLes Coney - Mesirow FinancialLisa J. Cunningham – JPMorgan ChaseRobert J. Dow – Northern TrustLarry Freed – Joseph Freed & Associates, Inc.Doug Grissom – Madison Dearborn PartnersDrew Horowitz – Bonneville International Corp.Rebeca Nieves-Huffman – National Association of

Charter School Authorizers

Randy M. Joseph – JPMorgan ChaseDaniel A. Kaufman – Michael Best & FriedrichRichard F. Klawiter – DLA PiperTom Livingston – CSX TransportationPhyllis Lockett - The Renaissance Schools FundRobert O’Brien – Deloitte & Touche LLPAndy Plews – BMO Financial GroupKen Porrello – Deloitte ConsultingStephen R. Quazzo – Transwestern Investment Co.Kristen L. Saranteas – Wintrust Financial

CorporationJohn Sirek – McCormick Foundation

Jennifer Steans - Financial Investments CorporationLeAnn Talbot – Comcast, Greater Chicago RegionRaj Tank Elizabeth M. ThompsonShoshana M. Vernick – Sterling Capital Partners Mary Ann Wyman – ARAMARK HealthcareLisa Morrison Butler – City Year ChicagoJoey Carr – Joseph Freed & Associates, Inc.



$1,000 - $2,499Abt Family Charitable FoundationPhyllis BatsonGary Ira Birnbaum and Beth BirnbaumDebra Cafaro and Terrance LivingstonTim and Carol CawleyAnthony and Christine CostelloPatricia Cox-HunklerLisa CunninghamRon and Marion DickelCraig DonahueRobert and Lisa DowWilliam DowneArthur and Susan FogelLarry FreedAnne and Drew HorowitzJason and Elizabeth JanningRandy and Sue JosephMichael and Carolyn LaughlinAnna Lea DoylePaul LegereAndrew LiakopoulosMichael MayoJohn and Carol McKinnonLisa Morrison ButlerRebeca Nieves-Huffman and Craig

HuffmanSusan NorvichRobert O’BrienAndrew PlewsSherry McFall and Kenneth PorrelloPenny Pritzker and Bryan TraubertDeborah and Stephen QuazzoKristen ReigerDavid Rothstein and Sara BerkelhamerBrenda RussellEdward B. Rust, Jr.John and Lois SachsKristen L. SaranteasJeffrey and Sara SchottensteinAnn E. Sherline and Richard F. KlawiterStearns Family Charitable FundBeth and Brian SwansonLeAnn TalbotRaj TankFred TurnerShoshana and Kevin VernickMelody and Gregory WoodsumMary Ann and Bud Wyman

$2,500 - $4,999Ellen Costello and Michael Judge

John & Jacolyn Bucksbaum Family Foundation

Phyllis LockettMr. Colonel (IL) J. N. Pritzker (Retired)Cindy SimpsonJohn and Morgan SirekGlen and Trish Tullman

$5,000-$9,999Paul and Mary FinneganDavid HillerCasey KellerCathleen and William OsbornJames N. Perry, Jr. and Mary PerryBrian and Julie SimmonsThe Pritzker Pucker Family

FoundationElizabeth and Donald ThompsonValerie and Robert WeissJeannie Affelder and Jeff Weissglass

$10,000 – $24,999Elizabeth and Kent DautenDoug and Ann GrissomDavid and Suzu NeithercutHarrison and Lois SteansJennifer Steans and James Kastenholz

$25,000 – $49,999The Pritzker Traubert Family Foundation

$50,000 – $99,999Barbara Goodman Manilow

$100,000 – $249,999Ellen and Michael Alter

Corporations

$1,000 - $2,499ABC-7 ChicagoAriel Capital Management, LLCBaird Foundation, Inc.Baxter International, Inc.Beavers Holdings, LLCCharles SchwabDisney Worldwide Services, Inc.Enterprise Rent-A-Car FoundationJames McHugh Construction Co.Lake Forest Bank & Trust CompanyLeo Burnett USA, IncNational Basketball AssociationPeoples GasSahara Enterprises Inc

Solomon Cordwell BuenzVedder Price

$2,500 - $4,999AccentureArdmore Associates LLCCabrera Capital Markets LLCF.H. Paschen, S.N. Nielsen &

Associates, LLCFord Motor CompanyHefter Industries, IncHeitman, LLCHoerr Schaudt Landscape Architects,

LLCJasculca/Terman & Associates, Inc.The Nielsen CompanyNorth Shore Community Bank & Trust

CompanyQuantum Crossings LLCResolute Consulting LLCRicondo & Associates IncSiebert Brandford Shank & Co. LLCThe John Buck CompanyUS Bank

$5,000-$9,999Abbott LaboratoriesAllstate CorporationAsh, Anos, Freedman & Logan, LLCChristopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd.Citizens BankDeutsche BankDeVry Inc.Element 79 PartnersExelonFranczek Radelet P.C.Illinois Tool Works, Inc.Katten Muchin Rosenman Foundation,

Inc.Levenfeld Pearlstein LLCMcDonough Associates IncMesirow FinancialSPACECO, Inc.Sterling PartnersThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-

Day Saints FoundationUnited AirlinesWalgreens

$10,000 – $24,999ARAMARKBank of AmericaBlue Cross Blue Shield of IllinoisCharter One Bank

CNA FoundationCorn Products InternationalCorporate Executive BoardGreen Courte Partners, LLCGrosvenor Capital Management, L.P.Henry Crown and CompanyMadison Dearborn PartnersMcDonalds Corporation USASkadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher &

Flom LLPThe Starbucks FoundationTranswesternTranswestern Investment CompanyWalmart Stores, Inc.Wintrust Financial Corporation

$25,000 – $49,999Alberto CulverBank of America Charitable FoundationBMODLA PiperFinancial Investments CorporationUS Cellular

$50,000 – $99,999BMO Harris BankT-Mobile USA

$100,000 – $249,999The Alter GroupChicago White SoxComcastCSX CorporationDeloitteJPMorgan Chase & Co.Northern Trust Charitable Trust

Foundations

$1,000 - $2,499The Cellini Family Fund TrustThe Jennifer and David Grumhaus Jr.

Foundation

$5,000-$9,999National Philanthropic TrustThe Joyce FoundationThe Sun-Times Judge Marovitz

Lawyers Lend-A-Hand

$10,000 – $24,999The Chicago Community TrustThe Community Foundation for the

National Capital Region

The Osa FoundationWilliam G. McGowan Charitable

Fund, Inc.

$50,000 – $99,999Anonymous

Non-Profits

$1,000 - $2,499Friends of Edward M. BurkeYouth Service America

$2,500 - $4,999ASA Chicago

$5,000 - $9,999 World Sport Chicago

Service Partners

Austin Business and Entrepreneurship Academy

Bethune Elementary SchoolCollins Academy High SchoolCPS/Office of Extended Learning

OpportunitiesCity Colleges of ChicagoDulles School of ExcellenceHarvard School of ExcellenceHowe School of ExcellenceJohnson School of ExcellenceManley Career Academy High SchoolMorton ElementaryOrr AcademyRobeson High SchoolSherman School of Excellence

Team Sponsors

The Alter GroupChicago Transit AuthorityChicago White Sox CharitiesComcastCSXDeloitteNorthern Trust

RESULTS


71% of teachers reported that City Year corps members helped reduce conflicts among middle and high school students.

53% of students tutored by City Year maintained or increased their attendance from start to end of the year (N=119). These improvements were made despite the trend that attendance rates for most students tend to drop from fall to spring.


Fifty corps members at City Year Cleveland are making a difference in five of the city’s highest need schools. Research shows that students at risk of dropping out can be identified as early as sixth grade by three early warning indicators – poor attendance, disruptive behavior and course failure in math and English. Our model Whole School Whole Child is based on that research, and corps members work with students identified as at risk. City Year corps members provide:




50 corps members serve in 5 Cleveland schools:

• East Technical High School• Glenville High School• John F. Kennedy High School• Martin Luther King, Jr. Career Campus • Thomas Jefferson High School

City Year Cleveland

City Year Cleveland Board

Robert Gillespie* – KeyCorpThe Honorable Bruce Akers** – City of Pepper Pike Melissa Pozniak – Deloitte Tax LLP Peggy Mikes – The Huntington National Bank Chip Chaikin - Blue Point Capital Partners Miranda Creel – PNC Financial Services Group Elizabeth Evans – Benesch Freidlander Len Komoroski – Cavaliers/Quicken Loans Arena

Betsy Lambert - Huntington Bank - Private Financial Group

Jan L. Roller - Davis & Young Law FirmChristopher Miree – Fifth Third BankDavid C. Landever - Weisman, Kennedy & Berris

Co., L.P.A. Gareth Vaughan – The Albert M. Higley Co.John Zitzner – Friends of E–Prep Schools

Justin Bibb - Cuyahoga CountyKaren Thompson - Cleveland Metropolitan School

Distric

*Board Chair**Vice Chair



$1,000-2,499Miranda and Marvin Creel

$5,000-9,999Thomas C. and Sandra S. Sullivan

Foundation

$10,000-24,999Ann and Robert W. Gillespie, Jr.

Corporation

$2,500-4,999Bank of America Charitable

FoundationMcGlinchey Stafford PLLC

$5,000-9,999Forest City Enterprises PNC

$10,000-24,999Huntington National BankKeyBank Foundation

$25,000-49,999Alcoa FoundationT-Mobile USA

$50,000-99,999RPM International Inc.

100,000-249,999CSX Corporation

Foundations

$5,000-9,999The Thomas H. White Foundation

$10,000-24,999Eva L. & Joseph M. Bruening

FoundationMartha Holden Jennings Foundation

$25,000-49,999The Abington FoundationThe Kent H. Smith Charitable Trust

$50,000-99,999Cavaliers Youth FundThe George Gund Foundation

Non-Profits

$100,000-249,999United Way of Greater Cleveland

Service Partners

City of ClevelandCleveland Metropolitan School

District

Team Sponsors

City of ClevelandCSX

RESULTS

68% of students tutored by City Year increased at least one letter grade in English/language arts from the start to end of the year (N=44)

74% of students tutored by City Year increased their raw score in literacy from the start to end of the year (N=54)

94% of teachers reported that City Year corps members helped improve student motivation to learn (N=17)


Twenty-four corps members at City Year Columbia are making a difference in four of the city’s highest need schools. Research shows that students at risk of dropping out can be identified as early as sixth grade by three early warning indicators – poor attendance, disruptive behavior and course failure in math and English. Our model Whole School Whole Child is based on that research, and corps members work with students identified as at risk. City Year corps members provide:




24 corps members serve in 4 Columbia schools:

• C.A. Johnson High School• Heyward Gibbes Middle School• Hyatt Park High School• W.A. Perry Middle School

City Year Columbia

City Year Columbia Board

Marcia D. Benson - Bank of AmericaKenneth L. Childs, Esq. - Childs & Halligan, P.A.Jennifer Harding - Coldwell Banker UnitedChris Koon - The Electric Cooperatives of South

Carolina, Inc.Dwayne Mazyck - Childs & Halligan, P.A.Charlotte Berry - United Way of America

John Dillard - CSX TransportationJames T. Irvin III - Nelson Mullins Riley &

ScarboroughEddie W. Laney, IV Esq. - Turner Padget Graham

and Laney, P.A. Dr. Gail M. Morrison - Former Deputy Director for

the Commission on Higher Education

Darrell Campbell - Campbell ConsultingSidney Evering - Parker Poe Adams Bernstein,

LLPKeller Kissam - SCE&GMacon Lovelace - NAI Avant, BrokerMarylou Stinson -



$1,000-2,499Mrs. Charlotte L. BerryBrenda BranicDarrell and Manasses CampbellMr. Ken Childs, Esq.Ms. and Dr. Jill DavisJohn DillardDavid Dukes, Esq.Mr. Elliott Epps and Dr. Amy EppsMr. Sidney Evering, Esq.Mr. Benjamin M. GreenMs. Jennifer A. HardingMr. and Mrs. Chris Koon, Esq.Mr. Edward W. Laney, IV, Esq.Mr. Macon LovelaceMs. Amanda MalanukDr. Gail M. Morrison and Mr. Stephen

G. MorrisonDr. John and Lynn RawlSteve Waddell

$2,500-4,999Anonymous

$10,000-24,999Mr. Edward Sellers and Dr. Suzan

Boyd

Corporations

$1,000-2,499Childs & Halligan, P.A.CSX FoundationNew Carolina: South Carolina’s

Council on CompetitivenessParker Poe Adams & Bernstein, LLPSCANASouth Carolina Bank and TrustSowell Gray Stepp & LaffitteThe Campbell Consulting GroupTurner Padget Graham & Laney

$2,500-4,999Columbia Cardiology LLCFirst Citizens

$5,000-9,999Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough

$10,000-24,999Bank of America Charitable

Foundation

$25,000-49,999Blue Cross Blue Shield of South

CarolinaT-Mobile USA

$100,000-249,999CSX Corporation

Foundations

$2,500-4,999Lipscomb Family Foundation

Non-Profits

$1,000-2,499South Carolina Campaign to Prevent

Teen Pregnancy

$25,000-49,999Communities in SchoolsUnited Way of The Midlands

Service Partners

The Johns Hopkins University Richland County School District One

Team Sponsors

CSXAllstate FoundationUnited Way of the Midlands

RESULTS

At Hamilton STEM and Weinland Park 97% of students tutored by City Year improved their TRC score by an average by 4.1 lettered levels from start to end of year.

96% of teachers report that City Year corps members helped improve the overall academic performance of their students.


Twenty-five corps members at City Year Columbus are making a difference in three of the city’s highest need schools. Research shows that students at risk of dropping out can be identified as early as sixth grade by three early warning indicators – poor attendance, disruptive behavior and course failure in math and English. Our model Whole School Whole Child is based on that research, and corps members work with students identified as at risk. City Year corps members provide:




25 corps members serve in 3 Columbus schools:

• Hamilton STEM Academy• Linden McKinley STEM Academy• Weinland Park Elementary School

City Year Columbus

City Year Columbus BoardSteven D. Smith – Limited Brands, IncNick Barnes – Allen Kuehnle Stovall & Neuman LLPDarla King – King Business InteriorsMaureen Lovell – Donatos PizzaRusty Orben – CSX Transportation

Nicole Hunt Strange – Nationwide InsuranceScott Campbell – Thompson Hine LLPMatthew Golden – Cardinal HealthCris Gossard – JPMorgan Chase & Co.Tricia Taylor – Cardinal Health

David Wilhelm – Adena VenturesBelinda Taylor – Central Ohio Transit Authority

(COTA)



$1,000-2,499Nicole Hunt-StrangeDarla and Dave King

$2,500-4,999Anonymous - ColumbusBaskes Family Foundation

$10,000-24,999The Siemer Family Foundation

Corporations

$1,000-2,499Abercrombie & Fitch Co.Columbia Gas Of OhioCommunity Shares of Mid OhioDonatos PizzeriaMcGraw-Hill Companies Employee

Giving Campaign

$2,500-4,999McKesson Information Solutions, Inc.Nationwide BankThe Robert Weiler CompanyThompson Hine LLPTime Warner CableWhite Castle Management Co.

$10,000-24,999CSX Foundation

$25,000-49,999T-Mobile USA

$50,000-99,999JPMorgan Chase & Co.

$100,000-249,999CSX Corporation

Foundations

$5,000-9,999The Columbus Foundation

$10,000-24,999Limited Brands Foundation

Non-Profits

United Way of Central Ohio

Service Partners

City of Columbus

Team Sponsors

CSXJPMorgan Chase

RESULTS

94% of teachers reported that City Year corps members helped foster a positive environment for learning (N=32)

71% of students tutored by City Year maintained their grade or increased at least one letter grade in English/language arts from the start to end of the year (N=109)

88% of students tutored by City Year maintained or increased their raw score in literacy from start to end of the year (N=16)


Eighty-one corps members at City Year Detroit are making a difference in nine of the highest need schools. Research shows that students at risk of dropping out can be identified as early as sixth grade by three early warning indicators – poor attendance, disruptive behavior and course failure in math and English. Our model Whole School Whole Child is based on that research, and corps members work with students identified as at risk. City Year corps members provide:




81 corps members serve in 9 schools:

• Detroit Collegiate Prep – Detroit Public Schools (DPS)• Emerson Elementary School – (DPS)• Harper Woods Middle School/High School, Harper Woods Public Schools • Osborn High School (DPS)• Phoenix Elementary School (DPS)• River Rouge High School, River Rouge Public Schools• Truman High School, Taylor Public Schools

City Year Detroit

City Year Detroit Board

Daniel E. Little Ph.D. – University of Michigan - Dearborn

N.Charles Anderson – Urban League of Detroit and Southeastern Michigan

Tim Bannister – Bannister & Co.Julia Cooney – Deloitte Consulting LLPLinda Forte - Comerica IncorporatedLarry Givens – Blackmond Givens Group, Inc.Chris Hackem - ARAMARK Higher EducationElliott S. Hall – Dykema Gossett, PLLC

Pancho Hall – T–Mobile USA, Inc.Mary Beth Halprin – Comcast Michigan RegionAlbert Taylor Nelson, Jr. – Albert Taylor Nelson, Jr.

PLCDavid K. Page – Honigman Miller Schwartz &

Cohn, LLPJohn Popovich, Jr., M.D. – Henry Ford HospitalPaul Riser Jr. – Legacy Associates FoundationRalph R. Safford – Safford & Baker, PLLCKaren Sosnick Schoenberg – Redico, LLC

Jennifer Shroeger – UPSRick Sperling – Mosaic Youth Theatre of DetroitSamuel H. Thomas, Jr. – Star Development

CorporationBishop Edger Vann – Second Ebenezer Baptist

ChurchGail Warden – Henry Ford Health SystemRebecca Salminen Witt – The Greening of Detroit



$1,000-2,499 Penny BailerGloria and Robert CombeTom Coughlin Pancho HallMary Beth HalprinMary KramerDaniel LittleDavid and Kathleen LewisCarlos and Christine MazzorinSarah and Mick McClellandSean MoranAndrea and David PageNancy M. SchlichtingKaren Sosnick SchoenbergMykeal StokesJohn Van CampDavid and Sue Woodsum

$2,500-4,999Joseph R. AngileriJulia CooneyKate and Randy Safford

$5,000-$9,999Maggie Allesee and Robert AllisonDwayne Meeks

Corporations

$1,000-2,499 Blue Cross Blue Shield of MichiganThe Chrysler FoundationCN RailCooperative Optical Solutions, Inc.Detroit Newspaper PartnershipIIT Stuart School of BusinessMichigan First Credit Union

$2,500-4,999Allstate Insurance CompanyErnst & YoungGiarmarco, Mullins & Horton, P.C.Grand Trunk Western Railroad

CompanyO’Brien Edwards ConstructionSt. John Providence Health SystemThe Taubman Company

$5,000-9,999ARAMARKComcast – Greater Detroit RegionComerica Bank

Compuware CorporationMidwest Health Plan, Inc.Quicken Loans

$10,000 - 24,999Charter OneComerica Charitable Foundation

$25,000 - 49,000Bank of America Charitable

FoundationDTE Energy FoundationThe Starbucks FoundationTime Warner, Inc.T-Mobile USA

$50,000-99,999PepsiCo – Diplomas Now

$100,000 - 249,999ComcastCSX CorporationDeloitteHenry Ford Health System

Foundations

$1,000-2,499 Daoud Family Limited PartnershipHudson-Webber FoundationKiwanis Club #1 Foundation of

Detroit, Inc.United Jewish Foundation

$2,500-4,999Southeastern Michigan Area

Combined Federal Campaign

$5,000-9,999Community Foundation for Southeast

MichiganMetLife FoundationThe Newman’s Own Foundation

$25,000 - 49,000Einhorn Family Charitable Trust

$50,000-99,999JPMorgan Chase Foundation

$100,000 - 249,999The Ford FoundationFord Motor Company FundThe Kresge Foundation

The Skillman Foundation

Non-Profits

$1,000-2,499 Detroit Riverfront Conservancy, Inc.Michigan Regional Council

Carpenters

$2,500-4,999Children’s Hospital of MichiganJunior League of DetroitOakwood Healthcare, Inc.University of Michigan – DearbornWayne State University

$10,000 - 24,999Aesculapians - WSU School of

MedicineGleaners Community Food Bank

$250,000 - 499,999United Way for Southeastern

Michigan

Local Government Grants

Community Development Block Grant – City of Detroit

Team Sponsors

ComcastCSXDeloitteHenry Ford Health SystemJPMorgan Chase FoundationUnited Way for Southeastern

Michigan

RESULTS

95% of teachers reported that City Year corps members helped improve student motivation to learn (N=33)

92% of students tutored by City Year reported that City Year corps members helped them to believe that they could succeed (N=188)

95% of students tutored by City Year improved their score in literacy from the start to end of the year (N=165)


Twenty-four corps members at City Year Little Rock/North Little Rock are making a difference in three of Little Rock’s highest need schools. Research shows that students at risk of dropping out can be identified as early as sixth grade by three early warning indicators – poor attendance, disruptive behavior and course failure in math and English. Our model Whole School Whole Child is based on that research, and corps members work with students identified as at risk. City Year corps members provide:




24 corps members serve in 3 Little Rock schools:

• Mabelvale Elementary School• Mabelvale Middle School• Meadowcliff Elementary School

City Year Little Rock/North Little Rock

City Year Little Rock/North Little Rock Board

General (Ret.) Wesley K. Clark Bruce Moore – City of Little RockStephanie Streett – Clinton FoundationLeila Alston – Network Development Baptist Health

SystemKirk M. Bradshaw – Edward Jones InvestmentsBryan Day – City of Little RockSen. Joyce Elliott – State of Arkansas

Melinda Faubel – AT&T ArkansasCatherine Grunden – WesPACScott Hamilton – Arkansas Energy OfficeHaley Keenan–Gray – Alumni Advisory Board City

Year Little Rock/North Little RockRobert McLarty – The Markham GroupDr. Michelle Smith – Arkansas Office of Minority

Health

Hon. Maurice Taylor – City of North Little RockJudy Tenenbaum – Argenta Community TheaterGrant Tennille – Arkansas Economic Development

CommissionMica Strother – Office of Governor Mike BeebeMike Wilson – Comcast Cable



$1,000-2,499Shannon ButlerKirk M. BradshawJim DaileyBryan DayRandy DixonMichael Drake and Beth DrakeStacy JohnsonPresley MeltonDavid and Sue MosleyCharles H. Murphy and Cindy MurphyMargaret NielRodney SlaterDon and Janet Zimmerman

$2,500-4,999Dr. Chad Rodgers

$5,000-9,999Clarence and Karen DuvallJohn P. GaudinRichard Mays, Sr.

$10,000-24,999Tucker Steinmetz

Corporations

$1,000-2,499Cardiology & Medicine ClinicComcast - Little RockDemocratic Party of ArkansasDowntown Little Rock PartnershipEnterprise Holdings FoundationLittle Rock Convention and Visitors

BureauLittle Rock WastewaterMetropolitan National BankMountain Valley Spring CompanyPaschall Strategic CommunicationsThe Peabody Little Rock HotelRegions InsuranceRisk Services of ArkansasRiverfest, Inc.St. Vincent Health SystemThe Gordian Group LTDThe Markham GroupThe Murphy GroupWitt Group Holdings

$2,500-4,999ComcastShaw GroupStephens, Inc.Tenenbaum Recycling GroupThe Coulson FoundationThe Kroger Company Foundation

$5,000-9,999AT&T Inc.Bank of America Charitable FoundationBank of AmericaBank of the OzarksEntergy ArkansasMcLarty CompaniesUniversity of Phoenix

$10,000-24,999Baptist Health SystemWesley K. Clark & Associates

$25,000-49,999T-Mobile USA

Foundations

$2,500-4,999University of Arkansas Foundation, Inc.William J. Clinton Foundation

$10,000-24,999Fred Darragh Foundation

Non-Profits

$1,000-2,499Arkansas Baptist CollegeArkansas Municipal LeagueCatholic Health InitiativesHenderson State UniversityLittle Rock Regional Chamber of

CommerceNational Forum for Black Public

Administrators – Arkansas

$2,500-4,999Pulaski Technical College

$5,000-9,999Heart of Arkansas United Way

Service Partners

Little Rock School DistrictNorth Little Rock School District University of Arkansas Clinton School

of Public Service

Team Sponsors

City of Little RockCity of North Little RockTenenbaum Family FoundationRoy and Christine Sturgis Charitable

and Education

RESULTS

93% of teachers reported that City Year corps members helped improve student motivtion to learn (N=163)

89% of teachers reported that City Year corps members helped improve the overall academic performance of their students (N=164)



Two hundred and ten corps members at City Year Los Angeles are making a difference in 17 of the city’s highest need schools. Research shows that students at risk of dropping out can be identified as early as sixth grade by three early warning indicators – poor attendance, disruptive behavior and course failure in math and English. Our model Whole School Whole Child is based on that research, and corps members work with students identified as at risk. City Year corps members provide:




210 corps members serve in 17 Los Angeles schools:

City Year Los Angeles

• 109th Street Elementary School• 116th Street Elementary School• Figueroa Street Elementary

School• Breed Street Elementary School• Clinton Middle School• Compton Avenue Elementary

School• Florence Griffith Joyner

Elementary School• Gompers Middle School• Hollenbeck Middle School• John Liechty Middle School

• Malabar Street Elementary School• Markham Middle School• Normandie Avenue Elementary

School • NOW Academy• Stevenson Middle School• UCLA Community School• Virgil Middle School

City Year Los Angeles Board


Andrew Hauptman – Andell Inc.Jason BatemanRich Battista - SnakkleMarlene Canter Brad Drummond – ARAMARKLaura FoxBen Goldhirsh – GOODGlenn Gritzner – Mercury Public Affairs

Ted Harbert – NBCUniversalHill Harper Ellen Bronfman Hauptman – Andell Inc.John Hotchkis – Ramajal LLCHannah Minghella – Columbia PicturesDawn Ostroff – Conde NastTodd Owens – Goldman SachsDavid Shaheen – JPMorgan Chase

Ben Sherwood – ABC NewsDarrin Silveria – T–MobileStacey Snider – DreamWorks StudiosArn Tellem – Wasserman Media GroupKevin K. Tsujihara – Warner Bros. Home

EntertainmentGiselle Fernandez - F Squared Enterprises


$1,000-2,499The Andy & Terry Marx Foundation Dante and Gio BattistaPam and Alan BergmanCynthia and Anthony BouzaDara and Chad CreaseyKristen and Hunter DobleLori and Simon FurieJohn GatinsRoger GosnellLisa and Glenn GritznerLynn Harris Leshem and Matti

LeshemDeva and James JacksonStephanie KluftBlair and David KohanAlex KurtzmanCherida and Donald McCallKelly MullensTeresa and Gregory NathansonDiane NelsonMelissa and Glen PolsonSteve RabineauCristan and Kevin ReillyCharles SaftlerDominique SheltonJacob SoboroffSusan and Connell SullivanThe Jay & Terry Snider Foundation

$2,500-4,999William AllisonHeather Thomas and Skip Brittenham Samuel FischerAnne GlobeCheryl and Ronald HowardDeborah Kanter and David BartisMelanie and Josh KaplanSarah and Jeremy MilkenSusan Napier and Alex BergerSandy and Kevin Tsujihara

5,000-9,999Apatow Family FoundationKathy and Ambassador Frank BaxterCharles BronfmanKristen BuckinghamMarlene CanterKelly and George DavisJoya and Jon FavreauSusanna Felleman and Erik FeigTed HarbertSerena and Shawn LevyNancy and Howard MarksMarla and Brett MessingJon NeuhausSteven & Heather Mnuchin

Foundation

$10,000-24,999Lisa and Todd Owens/GS GivesLink Wilson

$25,000-49,999Brenda and Rich BattistaThe Bell Family Foundation, Inc.Elizabeth Bixby Janeway FoundationStacey Snider and Gary Jones George Lee/GS GivesThe Rosenthal Family FoundationKaren and Ben SherwoodNancy and Arn TellemLaura Fox and Bennet Van de Bunt

$50,000-99,999Katie McGrath and J.J. Abrams

$250,000-499,999The Hauptman Family FoundationThe Goldhirsh Foundation

Corporations

$1,000-2,499Bridgewater Associates, LPGreenberg GluskerICMThe Mark Gordon CompanyNorthern Trust Charitable TrustParadigm Talent AgencyWells Fargo

$2,500-4,999Comerica BankParamount Pictures

$5,000-9,9993 Arts EntertainmentLoeb & Loeb LLPMarc Platt ProductionsMontgomery Vantage LLCOpus Community FoundationSun AmericaUniversal SportsWorking Title FilmsZiffren, Brittenham, Branca, & Fischer

$10,000-24,999The Amgen FoundationAndell Inc.ARAMARKThe Boeing CompanyCBS Television NetworkCreative Artists AgencyThe Gas CompanyGuthy-Renker

IBM GlendaleJ Brand, Inc.OPI Products Inc.Participant ProductionsSkadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher &

Flom LLPUTAWME

$25,000-49,999AEGBeats Electronic, LLCDreamWorks StudiosE! EntertainmentFuel TV, Inc.Goldman Sachs GivesHasbro Children’s FundMetLife FoundationPeople MagazineReal DWarner Bros. Studios

$50,000-99,999Bank of AmericaMicrosoft CorporationNBCUniversalThe Starbucks FoundationThe Walt Disney CompanyT-Mobile USA

$100,000-249,999ComcastDeloitteJPMorgan Chase & Co.National Basketball AssociationSony Corporation of America

Foundations

$1,000-2,499Adams Cowan FoundationSheila Gold Foundation

$5,000-9,999ThursdayNights

$10,000-24,999The Barbra Streisand Foundation

$25,000-49,999David Geffen FoundationMarilyn and Jeffrey Katzenberg

Foundation

$50,000-99,999Rose Hills Foundation

$100,000-249,999The Eisner Foundation

The Lund FoundationW.M. Keck FoundationWeingart Foundation

$250,000-499,999AnonymousThe Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation

Non-Profits

$1,000-2,499Marlborough School

$5,000-9,999Brentwood School

$10,000-24,999United Way of Greater Los Angeles

Service Partners

Los Angeles Unified School District

Team Sponsors

ComcastDeloitteJPMorgan ChaseSony Corporation of America

RESULTS

88% of students tutored by City Year improved in FCAT Reading Developmental Scale Score

74% of students tutored by City Year improved in oral reading fluency on the Voyager Literacy Assessment

95% of principals reported that they were satisfied/very satisfied with the overall experience of working with City Year

More than one million students give up on school each year – and 50 percent of those dropouts come from just 12 percent of schools. City Year corps members choose to serve where the need is greatest. Of the 187 schools we serve nationwide, three quarters are among the lowest performing five percent in their state. A Johns Hopkins University study found that students who are most at risk of dropping out of school can be identified as early as the 6th grade by early-warning indicators: Poor Attendance, Unsatisfactory Behavior, Course failure in math or English.

One hundred and thirty-four corps members at City Year Miami are making a difference in 13 of the Miami’s highest need schools through our Whole School, Whole Child model which supports students and schools by focusing on:




134 corps members serve in 13 Miami schools

• Booker T. Washington High School• Charles Drew Middle School• Edison Middle School• Homestead High School• Miami Carol City High School• Miami Central High School• Miami Edison Middle School• Miami Jackson High School• Miami Norland High School• Miami Northwestern High School• Miami Southridge High School• North Miami High School• Pine Villa Elementary School

City Year Miami

City Year Miami Board


Brad Meltzer – Best–selling Novelist and Brad & Cori Meltzer Charitable Trust

Cori Flam Meltzer – Brad & Cori Meltzer Charitable Trust & CFM Mediation, LLC

Ivette Arango – The Beacon CouncilTony Argiz – Morrison, Brown, Argiz & Ferra, LLPJorge Arrizurieta – Arrizurieta & Associates LLCMichelle Azel Belaire – WalmartAlan Becker – Becker & Poliakoff, P.A.Tere Blanca – Blanca Commercial Real EstateJaret Davis – Greenberg Traurig LLPMike Dee - Miami DolphinsManuel Diaz – Former Mayor, City of Miami &

Lydecker Diaz, LLCAntonio Ellek – Pasha’s Restaurants

Katherine Fernandez Rundle – Miami–Dade CountyJose K. Fuentes – The Fuentes & Rodriguez

Consulting Group, LLCLuis Andre Gazitua, Esq. – Gazitua Letelier, P.A.Mayor Carlos A. Gimenez – Miami Dade CountyArmando Gutierrez – Baseball Enterprises, LCCSaif Y. Ishoof, Esq. – City Year MiamiHarlan C. Kickhoefer – T–MobileAngel Medina – Gibraltar Private Bank and TrustHeather Monahan – Beasley Broadcast GroupBob O’Malley – CSXMartine Pasquet – Royal Caribbean Cruises LTDMadeline Pumariega – Miami Dade College Wolfson

CampusMonica Rabassa – Univision Radio

Jorge I. Salgueiro – Deloitte and Touche, LLPStacy Smithers – Wells Fargo Bank N.A.E. Roe Stamps – Summit Partners

Individuals

$1,000 – 2,499Modesto E. AbetyJohann AliAntonio L. ArgizMrs. Teresa Blanca and Mr. Javier

JuncadellaRavneet Chowdhury and Anand

ChowdhuryDanial Family Philanthropic FundJaret L. Davis, Esq.Antonio EllekKlayton FennellJohn GordonAdam and Candy GrossmanSaif and Amira IshoofHusman KhanHarlan KickhoeferRoss and Jennifer LevinDanet LinaresDiane and Bill McBainHeather MonahanHelen P. O’ConnellPatrick OwensDoannis and Michele PablosMartine PasquetMary and Michael PeytonMichael and Mary PeytonMadeline PumariegaStephen SchottScott Stapp$2,500 –4,999Ivette L. Arango, Esq.Gil and Elise BonwittMichael and Karen DeeMr. Jose K. FuentesAsad and Halima IshoofBenjamin MossRod & Leslie Aycox Family Foundation

$5,000 – 9,999Alan Becker, Esq.Manuel Diaz, Esq. and Robin SmithJorge and Maybel SalgueiroSchwab Charitable Fund

$10,000 – 24,999AnonymousDavid and Beth Ertel

$25,000 – 49,999Anthony R. Abraham Foundation, Inc.

$50,000 – 99,999Roe StampsThe TriMix Foundation

$100,000 – 249,999Cori Flam Meltzer and Brad MeltzerCori Flam Meltzer and Brad Meltzer

Corporations

$1,000 – 2,499ACE Latin AmericaDavid B. Schulman, C.L.U., CH.F.CJorge Luis Lopez Law Firm LLCRonald Book P ASMA Communications LLC

$2,500 –4,999Akerman SenterfittBeasley Broadcast Group, Inc.Becker & Poliakoff, P.A.Blanca Commercial Real Estate, Inc.Floridians for Strong LeadershipThe Fuentes & Rodriguez Consulting

Group LLCGarcia’s Seafood Grille & Fish

Market, Inc.Greenberg Traurig, P.A.Morrison, Brown, Argiz & Farra, LLPPublix Super Markets CharitiesSelect Management Resources, LLCStarbucks FoundationSun Life StadiumWaste Management

$5,000 – 9,999Ajuni Investments Inc.Armor Correctional Health Services,

Inc.

Bank of America, N.A.IESI CorporationInktelDirect Corp.Safra National Bank of New YorkT-Mobile MiamiWaste Services of Florida, Inc.Wells Fargo Bank

$10,000 – 24,999Bank of America Charitable

FoundationBlue Cross Blue Shield of FloridaDeloitte & Touche LLP - MiamiMacy’s Corporate Services, Inc.Miami Dolphins LtdNBC 6 & Telemundo 51Publix Super Markets, Inc.

$25,000 – 49,999Banco SabadellComcast - South FloridaCourthouse Tower, LLCJPMorgan Chase & Co.The Starbucks Foundation

$50,000 – 99,999AAR CorporationAmerican Express - South FloridaBayview FinancialFlorida Power & Light CompanyT-Mobile USAUnivision Management CompanyWalMart - Miami

$100,000 – 249,999ComcastCSX CorporationRoyal Caribbean Cruises LTD.Wells FargoWexford Equities, LLC

Foundations

$1,000 – 2,499Greater Miami Jewish FederationMiami Childrens Hospital Foundation

$2,500 –4,999The Foundation of the Greater Miami

Jewish Federation

$5,000 – 9,999National Philanthropic Trust

$10,000 – 24,999The Community Foundation in

Jacksonville

$25,000 – 49,999The Miami Foundation

$100,000 – 249,999John S. and James L. Knight

Foundation

Non-Profit

$1,000 – 2,499United Way of Miami-DadeYouth Service America

$2,500 –4,999Baptist Health South Florida

$10,000 – 24,999Food Industry Crusade Against

Hunger

Service Sponsors

The Children’s Trust

Team Sponsors

Bayview FoundationComcastCSXRoyal Caribbean Cruises LTDWells FargoWexford Equities

RESULTS

100% of Principals and service partner liaisons were satisfied or very satisfied with their overall experience working with City Year.

48% of Attendance Focus List students who were “sliding off track“ (Average daily attendance of 80-89.9%) in the Fall finished the year “on track“ (Average daily attendance of 90% or higher).

36.4% of ELA focus list students (Grades 6 - 8) who began the year with a D or lower improved by at least one letter grade.

More than one million students - one every 26 seconds - gives up on school each year. Fifty percent of those dropouts come from just 12 percent of schools. City Year corps members choose to serve where the need is greatest. Of the 189 schools we serve nationwide, three quarters are among the lowest performing five percent in their state.

SIxty corps members at City Year Milwaukee are making a difference in six of Milwaukee’s highest need schools. Research shows that students at risk of dropping out can be identified as early as sixth grade by three early warning indicators – poor attendance, disruptive behavior and course failure in math and English. Our model Whole School Whole Child is based on that research, and corps members work with students identified as at risk. City Year corps members provide:




60 corps members serve in 6 Milwaukee schools:

• Alexander Mitchell Integrated Arts School• Hopkins Lloyd Community School• Northwest Secondary School• Rogers Street Academy • Roosevelt Middle School of the Arts• South Division High School

City Year Milwaukee

City Year Milwaukee Board


Julia A. Uihlein* – The David & Julia Uihlein Charitable Foundation

William Andrekopoulos – Former Superintendent, Milwaukee Public Schools

Chris Didier – Robert W. Baird & Co. Dennis Connolly – Godfrey & Kahn S.C.Kathy Feucht - Deloitte & Touche LLPMike Kogelis – Wells Fargo

Jean Maier – Northwestern MutualDavid Marcus – Marcus Investments LLCHeidi A. Ramirez, PhD – Milwaukee Public SchoolsJames M. Rauh – Northern TrustIsaiah Rembert – City Year Milwaukee Alumni Board

ChairDavid Riemer – Community Advocates Public

Policy Institute

Marsha Sehler – Uihlein-Wilson ArchitectsBrother Bob Smith – Messmer Catholic Schools

* Board Chair

Individuals

$1,000 –2,499Molly CaryDennis and Amy ConnollySandra CunninghamJohn and Kathleen MacDonoughDavid Marcus

$2,500 –4,999Chris and Lori Didier

$10,000 – 24,999Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. McKeithan, Jr.James and Judy Rauh

Corporations

$2,500 –4,999WaterStone BankWeyco Group

$5,000 – 9,999Baird Foundation, Inc.MetLife Foundation

$10,000 – 24,999Charter Manufacturing Company

FoundationThe Harley-Davidson Foundation, Inc.Wells Fargo Foundation

$25,000 – 49,999Deloitte & Touche LLPM&I Foundation, Inc.Northwestern Mutual Foundation

$50,000 – 99,999Brewers Community Foundation

$100,000 – 249,999Rockwell Automation

Foundations

$10,000 – 24,999Elizabeth Elser Doolittle Charitable

Trusts

$25,000 – 49,999Greater Milwaukee FoundationEvan and Marion Helfaer FoundationKelben FoundationLubar Family Foundation

$50,000 – 99,999The Richard & Ethel Herzfeld

Foundation

$100,000 – 249,999The Lynde and Harry Bradley

FoundationJane Bradley Pettit Foundation

$250,000 – 499,999David and Julia Uihlein Charitable

Foundation

Service Partners

Milwaukee Public SchoolsThe Johns Hopkins University

Team Sponsors

Brewers Community FoundationDavid & Julia Uihlein Charitable

Foundation Rockwell Automation

RESULTS

86% of principals reported that they were satisfied/very satisfied with the quality of service provided by City Year (N=14)

88% of teachers reported that City Year corps members helped foster a positive environment for learning (N=34)



Fifty-two corps members at City Year New Hampshire are making a difference in six of New Hampshire’s highest need schools. Research shows that students at risk of dropping out can be identified as early as sixth grade by three early warning indicators – poor attendance, disruptive behavior and course failure in math and English. Our model Whole School Whole Child is based on that research, and corps members work with students identified as at risk. City Year corps members provide:




52 corps members serve in 6 New Hampshire schools:

• Bakersville Elementary School• Beech Street Elementary School• Gossler Park Elementary School• McDonough Elementary School• Parker-Varney Elementary School• Wilson Elementary School

City Year New Hampshire

City Year New Hampshire Board


Lesa Scott* - Heinemann Beth Roberts** - Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Northern

New England Graham Chynoweth - Dynamic Network Services, Inc.Major General (Ret.) Kenneth Clark - New Hampshire

National GuardLawrence Klane - The Timberland CompanyMichael Murray - T-MobileMichael L’Ecuyer - Bellwether Community Credit Union Mel Myler - NEA New Hampshire

Leigh Peake - Education Development CenterJoyce M. Skaperdas - Granite Investment AdvisorsScott Tranchemontagne - Montagne CommunicationsDavid Van Patten - Dare Mighty ThingsAlexander J. Walker, Jr. - Catholic Medical Center

* Board Chair **Vice Chair


$1,000 –2,499Agnes M. Lindsay TrustAlexandra and James AllenRoy BallentineMarty BoldinAmy and Steven BorneAlexander ChoquetteMaj. General (ret.) Kenneth R. Clark

and Mrs. Deborah F. ClarkAndrew and Melissa CrewsJoseph DavisonMichael DeBlasiPatrick Duffy and Jaye GibsonClark and Ann DumontLew FeldsteinCorinne and Tim FergusonLarry GammonThomas HaasDonna and Stephen HackleyPaul HollowayJerry KarcherMelanie LongPawn Nitichan and Paul McNamaraBretta NortonRobert SchoenbergerSenator Jeanne C. Shaheen and Mr.

Bill ShaheenBill and Diane SherryClaudia and Bob ShiloSteven ShulmanGreg SouthardBill and Sheila SteelePamela Vanarsdale and Robert

DeweyAlexander and Lisa Walker

$2,500 –4,999Louis and Mary Ann GargiuloLarry and Paula KlaneGeorge and Debbie LongLeigh PeakeBarry Smith and Susan Ogrodnik-

SmithDavid and Dana Van Patten

$5,000 – 9,999Topol Family Fund

$10,000 – 24,999John and Geraldine CerulloGeoffrey and Martha Fuller ClarkJohn and Tashia Morgridge

Thomas ObreyLesa Scott and Philip JacksonCarin and Scott Sharp

$25,000 – 49,999Paul MeisterPaul and Sandra Montrone

Corporations

$1,000 –2,499Anagnost Investments, Inc.AutoFairCentury 21 Associates Foundation

Inc.Gabriel Brothers, Inc.Give With LibertyKOHL’SLarry Mondi ProductionsMontagne Communications LLCNew Hampshire Fisher CatsPax World Management LLCPort City Air, Inc.Reid & Company Executive SearchShaheen & Gordon, PASpectrum Marketing CompaniesStarbucks FoundationThe Dupont GroupVette Corp.

$2,500 –4,999AT&T Inc.BAE SystemsComcast FoundationFidelity InvestmentsGrace Limousine LLCHoughton Mifflin Matching Gift

ProgramLiberty Mutual GroupPiscataqua Savings Bank

$5,000 – 9,999Ballentine Partners, LLCComcastHolloway Automotive GroupSpeedway Children’s Charities of

New HampshireUnitil CorporationWilcox Industries, Corp

$10,000 – 24,999Anthem Blue Cross Blue ShieldBank of America Charitable

Foundation

Brady Sullivan PropertiesCentrix BankCitizens Bank FoundationComcast - NHDynamic Network ServicesNortheast Delta DentalPublic Service of New HampshireR.J. Finlay & CoRiverStone Resources LLCSMG, Verizon Wireless Arena

$25,000 – 49,999Catholic Medical CenterDartmouth Hitchcock Medical CenterHarvard Pilgrim Health Care, Inc.HeinemannHoughton Mifflin HarcourtNational Grid Group US

HeadquartersThe TJX Companies, Inc.T-Mobile USAWalMart

$50,000 – 99,999The Timberland Company

Foundations

$1,000 –2,499JSA Trust

$2,500 –4,999Fuller Foundation

$5,000 – 9,999Ella Anderson Trust

$10,000 – 24,999Cogswell Benevolent TrustFanny and Svante Knistrom

Foundation

Non-Profits

$1,000 –2,499Youth Service America

$5,000 – 9,999Dare Mighty ThingsManchester Education AssociationNEA New HampshireRTB Relay Inc.

$10,000 – 24,999Granite United Way

Service Partners

City of ManchesterCity of NashuaHillsborough County Department of

Health and Human ServicesManchester School DistrictUniversity Systems of New

Hampshire

Team Sponsors

The Timberland Company

Co-Team Sponsors

Catholic Medical CenterDartmouth Hitchcock Medical CenterHeinemann National Grid The TJX Companies, Inc.Walmart

RESULTS

Over the next four years, City Year New Orleans seeks to reach 5,320 students in 10 schools, providing targeted interventions for 1,700 off-track students.


Thirty-one corps members at City Year New Orleans are making a difference in three of New Orleans’ highest need schools. Research shows that students at risk of dropping out can be identified as early as sixth grade by three early warning indicators – poor attendance, disruptive behavior and course failure in math and English. Our model Whole School Whole Child is based on that research, and corps members work with students identified as at risk. City Year corps members provide:




31 corps members serve in 3 New Orleans schools:

• Reed Elementary School• ReNew Accelerated High School• Sarah T. Reed High School

City Year New Orleans

City Year New Orleans Board


Diana Lewis – City Year New OrleansVirginia Barkley – Let’s Get it Straight LLCEli Feinstein – Feinstein Fixed Assets LLCNorma Jana Sabiston – Sabiston ConsultingKyle Wedberg – New Orleans Creative Center for the ArtsTim Williamson – The Idea VillageMario Zervigon – Zervigon Consulting


$1,000 – 2,499Tommy and Sarah UsdinMike and Nancy MarsigliaVirginia Barkley

$5,000 – 9,999Thomas and Diana Lewis

Corporations

$1,000 – 2,499Sabiston ConsultingEskew+Dumez+Ripple

$2,500 – 4,999The Timberland Company

$5,000 – 9,999Associated Office SystemsThemelios VenturesReserve Telecommunications

$10,000 – 24,999The Starbucks FoundationMcGlinchey Stafford PLLC

$25,000 – 49,999T-Mobile USA

$100,000 – 249,999CSX CorporationEntergy Charitable Foundation

Louisiana

Foundations

$5,000 – 9,999The Greater New Orleans Foundation

$25,000 – 49,999Goldring Family FoundationWoldenberg Foundation

$100,000 – 249,999Patrick F. Taylor Foundation

Service Sponsors

The Johns Hopkins UniversityReNEW Charter Management

Team Sponsors

CSXEntergy Charitable Foundation

LouisianaPatrick F. Taylor Foundation

RESULTS

89% of elementary school students tutored by City Year improved scores on their literacy assessments.

46% of 6th-9th grade students with poor attendance (missing 1 day every 10) improved their attendance by the end of the year.

98% of principals were satisfied with the overall experience of working with City Year.


Two hundred and fifty-five corps members at City Year New York are making a difference in 22 of New York City’s highest need schools. Research shows that students at risk of dropping out can be identified as early as sixth grade by three early warning indicators – poor attendance, disruptive behavior and course failure in math and English. Our model Whole School Whole Child is based on that research, and corps members work with students identified as at risk. City Year corps members provide:




255 corps members serve in 22 New York schools:

City Year New York

• P.S. 48 Joseph R. Drake School• M.S. 424 Hunts Point Middle School• P.S. 75• P.S. 154 Jonathon D. Hyatt School• P.S. 130 Abram Stevens Hewitt • M.S. 302 Luisa Dessus Cruz School• P.S. 111 Jacob Blackwell School• P.S. 112 Dutch Kills School• I.S. 204 Oliver W. Holmes School• I.S. 126 Albert Shanker School for Visual &

Performing Arts• Newtown High School• P.S. 149 Danny Kaye School• P.S. 13 Roberto Clemente School• P.S. 213 New Lots School• P.S. 345 Patrolman Robert Bolden School

• Sheepshead Bay High School• P.S./M.S. 50 Vito Marcantonio

School• P.S./M.S. 57 James Welden

Johnson School• P.S. 83 Luis Munoz Rivera School• M.S. 45 S.T.A.R.S. Prep Academy• P.S. 112/206 Jose Celso Barbosa

School• J.H.S 13 Jackie Robinson School

City Year New York Board


Stephanie Mudick – JP Morgan ChaseDavid Caplan – City Year New YorkNick Ashooh – Alcoa Kevin Aspell – Cisco Systems, Inc.Brian Berger – BDB VenturesTom Bernstein – Chelsea PiersGary Clare – Bain & CompanyHon. Hillary Rodham Clinton – U.S. Department of

State

Evan Cohen – Clifford ChanceDr. Terri Cooper - Deloitte Consulting LLPJeff Davis – Barclays CapitalHarold Friedman – National Elevator Cab & Door

CorpsTrude Goodman – The Chapin SchoolJason Haberman – Morgan Stanley Terry Hayes – T–MobileAnne Herrmann – Community Volunteer

Regina Hitchery Jill Iscol, Ed.D. – IF Hummingbird FoundationNazli Parvizi – Mayor’s OfficeKevin Sheekey – Bloomberg LP Jerry Silk – Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann

LLP


$1,000 –2,499Ammon AdamsEric and Leah AlaniClaire AllisonRalph and Robin ArditiJudd ArnoldNicholas and Brenda AshoohKevin and Marisa AspellBrooks and Libby BargePatricia and Thomas BarryLisa BelzbergAjay BhumitraJonathan and Mariko BienErich BluhmAmina and Chip CanterShawn CanterCarroll Watson and Reed CarrollChazen FoundationAllie Clarke and Andrew OlsonKathleen and Ted CrawfordGari and Ira DanskyDick and Peggy DanzigerJames DavisJeff and Kevin DavisAlexandra DesbrowItai and Lauren DinourDouglas & Susan Present Family

Foundation, Inc.Brendan DriscollRobert and Lorraine DudleyTom EllefsonDavid and Anne FordAlan and Christine FosterJustin and Rachel FrankelEvy and Paul FrankelJeffrey and Stacy FriedmanLinda FriedmanNorman and Linda FriedmanBarbara and Jim GersonEric GertlerJennifer GoffMartin Goldstein, M.D. and Susan

GoldsteinRyan GregoryDavid and Suzanne HammNatalie and Wilder HarvardBrad and Claire HathawayTerry HayesFred HenritzeTyler HenritzeLaurel HenschelDavid HobbsDavid IsaacThe Jandon FoundationJudy and Warren Tenney FoundationNitin Karnani

Bryan and Elizabeth KesslerThe Kingsberg FoundationPhilip KlewenoJeffrey KlotzJerry KohliDiana KoshelAlice KramerJulie and Paul LeffCarol & Irwin LeimasBruno LeuzziScott LevyAlexander and Sally LynchElizabeth and David MarchRobert McCallRiley McDonoughJustin McEvilyTravis MeyerSusan and William MorrisRobert MulhollandNeal NathaniAlbert and Betty OsmanEsra OzerRobert and Daria PahlavanChristopher PappanoNazli ParviziRoberta and Stephen PeetDebra PipinesGinger and Wayne PugliaRaj ReddyBonita RocheCarlos RohmWalter James RolosonLyle Rosnick, M.D. and Phillida

RosnickJennifer and Jonathan RothbergCarsten SchwartingGabriel SchwartzJoseph and Candace SciortinoNicole Seligman and Joel KleinPrakash ShimpiKatherine and Steven SollStaff Giving CampaignEdmund and Terrie SterlingThe Warren J. and Florence

Sinsheimer Foundation, Inc.Barbara J. Trask & Gerrit J. van den

EnghDeborah and Ken TuchmanAndrew VeaseyBrian Vollmer and Keri LarkinThomas WilkesDamian WilliamsJoseph YasinskiRun YeZahir Zaveri

$2,500 –4,999Anonymous

Loretta A. BerardiCharles BronfmanJohn and Anne CoffeyMichael CohenJohn and Darin EydenbergBarbara and Robert GoodkindHarold and Ruth KingsbergDanny and Zahava LewJack Lew and Ruth SchwartzSally Lowenfeld and David LowenfeldFelice MichettiMichael NeumanAndy SinhaThe New York Community TrustLaurie TischNeil Zola

$5,000 – 9,999Brian and Erin BergerMeredith Berger and Melanie FerrisBernard & Anne Spitzer Charitable

Trust, Inc.The Bloomberg Sisters FoundationBrennan Family FoundationMichael and Maureen BrennanJesse L. Carroll, Jr.Constance and David CepkoKenneth CohenCheryl and David EinhornMichael and Wendy EspositoGerson Family FoundationMarjorie GilbertEugene and Emily Grant Family

FoundationGillian and Jason HabermanRegina and Joe HitcheryKayne FoundationDianne McKeever and Shreyas GuptaSanford and Melanie MorrisDoug and Megan RossRush Philanthropic for the Arts

Foundation, Inc.Jeffrey SchoenfeldRajeev and Anu ShahJerry and Robin SilkDavid and Mary SolomonJeffrey Verschleiser

$10,000 – 24,999AnonymousApfelbaum Family FoundationAndi and Tom BernsteinMarlo and Robert BrevettiBarbara and David CaplanGary and Judy ClareEvan and Tammy CohenBarbara and Bertram CohnThe Paul and Phyllis Fireman

Charitable FoundationHarold and Linda FriedmanEmily Griset and Andrew ChinDave JohnsonShelly London and Larry KanterSharon MeadowsShyamli and Robert MilamStephanie MudickNational Student Clearinghouse on

behalf of Elise NowikowskiJamie and Nick RenwickRobertson FoundationBrian and Johanna SnyderFred and Winnie SparMichael SwensonWiener Family Future Foundation

$25,000 – 49,999Dale and Max BergerLouis and Anne Abrons Foundation,

Inc.The Marc Haas FoundationLisa and Robert MarkeyAlan and Elaine Weiler

$50,000 – 99,999AnonymousJenny and Ken GroufAnne Herrmann and John A.

Herrmann, Jr.Jill and Ken IscolJewish Communal FundThe Kaplen FoundationThe Seinfeld Family Foundation

$100,000 – 249,999Einhorn Family Charitable Trust

Corporations

$1,000 –2,499Butler Capital Investments LLCGatemore Capital Management, LLCGoldman Sachs & Co.Herman Agar Co.Jackson National Life Insurance

Company of New YorkJoint School Activities CommitteeNational Elevator Cab & Door Corp.National Football League Alumni, Inc.Tickets For Charity LLCTortoise Capital Advisors

$2,500 –4,999ABS Partners Real Estate, LLCAllianzgi DistributorsAmerican Telecommunications IncDavis Polk & Wardwell

Enterprise Rent A CarExecutive Cellular PhonesIvyMorgan Stanley Smith Barney Global

Impact Funding Trust, IncPortables Unlimited, Inc.Towers WatsonUBS Wealth Management Employee

Giving Programs

$5,000 – 9,999Brunswick Group LLCCMGRP, Inc.ComcastGlenview Capital Management, LLCGoldman, Sachs & Co. Matching

Gifts ProgramGolin HarrisGreenlight CapitalLegg Mason & Co., LLCMetropolitan RecyclingMorgan StanleyPepsiCo FoundationPier 60 LLCPriceWaterhouse Coopers, LLPThe Rampart GroupRight Management ConsultantsUBS Financial Services Inc.

$10,000 – 24,999BloombergCisco Systems, Inc.Clifford Chance US LLPCOACH Foundation, Inc.Con EdisonDimension DataThe Garden City Group, IncICAP North America Inc.ING Financial Services CorporationKessler Topaz Meltzer & Check, LLPNBC Universal HeadquartersNews Corporation FoundationPaul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton &

GarrisonThe Telx Group, IncThe New York Times Company

Foundation

$25,000 – 49,999Bank of America - NYBernstein, Litowitz, Berger, &

Grossmann LLPDeloitte Services LPFidelity InvestmentsGoldman Sachs GivesGrey WorldwideHSBC - North AmericaMetLife FoundationMicrosoftSkadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher &

Flom LLPUnited Way of New York CityWalmart Foundation

$50,000 – 99,999American Express FoundationCiti FoundationJPMorgan Chase & Co.

National Grid Group US Headquarters

T-Mobile

$100,000 – 249,999AnonymousBain & CompanyBarclays CapitalCredit Suisse Americas FoundationCSX Corporation

$250,000 – 499,999Alcoa Foundation

Foundations

$5,000 – 9,999Bill & Melinda Gates FoundationNew Yankees Stadium Community

Benefit FundRush Philanthropic for the Arts

Foundation, Inc.

$10,000 – 24,999Brooklyn Community Foundation

$50,000 – 99,999Pinkerton Foundation

$100,000 – 249,999The Charles Hayden Foundation

$250,000 – 499,999The Starr Foundation

Non-Profits

$1,000 –2,499Fidelity Charitable Gift FundRiverdale Country School

$10,000 – 24,999New York Restoration Project

Service Partners

New York City Department of Youth and Community Development

Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York CityNew York City CouncilNew York City Department of

Education

Team Sponsors

Alcoa Foundation AnonymousBain & CompanyMax BergerDavid CaplanAndrew ChinCredit Suisse Americas FoundationCSXAnne HerrmannHummingbird FoundationJ.P. Morgan ChaseJill IscolShelly London

Stephanie MudickNational GridFred SparWeiner Family Future Foundation

RESULTS

84% of principals reported that they were satisfied/very satisfied with the overall experience of City Year in their school (N=129)




Two hundred and thirty corps members at City Year Greater Philadelphia are making a difference in 19 of Philadelphia’s highest need schools. Research shows that students at risk of dropping out can be identified as early as sixth grade by three early warning indicators – poor attendance, disruptive behavior and course failure in math and English. Our model Whole School Whole Child is based on that research, and corps members work with students identified as at risk. City Year corps members provide:




230 corps members serve in 19 Philadelphia schools:

City Year Greater Philadelphia

• Anna H. Shaw Middle School• Benjamin Franklin Middle School• Feltonville School of Arts and Sciences• Francis D. Pastorius Middle School• Frankford High School• Germantown High School• Mastery Charter School-Shoemaker

Campus • Overbrook High School• Samuel Fels High School• South Philadelphia High School• Thomas Edison High School• Thurgood Marshall School• Universal Audenried High School• Universal Daroff Charter School• Universal Institute Charter High School

• Universal Vare Middle School• Walter G. Smith Middle School• West Philadelphia High School• William Tilden School

City Year Greater Philadelphia Board


Mr. Joe Banner (Co-Chair) - Philadelphia EaglesMr. Arthur Block (Co-Chair) - Comcast CorporationMr. Phil Behr (Chairman Emeritus) - Behr Capital

PartnersMr. Timothy Abell - Firstrust BankMs. Kimberly Allen - Wells Fargo Regional FoundationMr. John Beilenson - Strategic Communications and

PlanningMr. Fred Blume - Blank RomeMs. Jenny Bogoni - Philadelphia Youth NetworkCouncilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown -

Philadelphia City CouncilMr. Brad Brubaker - SAP America, Inc.

Mr. William Copeland, Jr. - Deloitte Consulting LLPMr. Charles Greenberg - Bank of AmericaMr. Mark Harrell, MHS - Men United for a Better

PhiladelphiaMs. Karen Keating Mara - Keating Mara & Associates

LLCMs. Frances M. Jones - SEPTAMs. Eve Biskind Klothen - Rutgers University School

of LawMr. David Lincoln - Element PartnersMarciene Mattleman, Ed.D. - KYW News Radio & -

ASAP - After School Activities PartnershipsMark McCarthy - Ernst & Young

Judge Theodore A. McKee - U.S. Court of Appeals, 3rd Circuit

Mr. Michael Miller - Drinker BiddleMayor Michael A. Nutter - City of PhiladelphiaMr. David Stark - Teva Pharmaceuticals USAMs. Kerri Strike - T-Mobile USAMs. Stephanie Tipton - City of PhiladelphiaMr. Clint Westbrook - ARAMARK


$1,000 –2,499Timothy and Margaret AbellChristian BardJohn BeilensonPatrick BurnsKimberly and Joseph CilioMartin CocciPerry CozzoneGary DesantoSteven ElliottMichael FlynnJoshua FriedmanAlbert FuimanoSeth GoldmanDon HawkJohn HowlerKenneth HuffmanAngelique JonesAllan Kalish and Leslie MayerCraig KarsnitzJohn and Bev KeithRobert and Margot KeithFrank and Diane LavelleFrank LoftusMark LongLinda and Edward LoughlinRachel LugoMattleman Family FoundationHonorable Robert McCordThomas MeekPatrick MoellerDave MormackPaul O’GormanConrad RadcliffeThe Rafetto FamilyKen SchusterElaine ShermanDouglas SimonSteve SpearThe Cookie Jar FoundationStephanie TiptonDavid ToofTim and Debbie TraversPeter VillariRob VolusherJames Walden and Jemma Kent

WaldenAhmeenah Young

$2,500 –4,999Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. BehrFred and Sylvia BlumeBrian Calhoun

William and Mary CopelandBill DelvescovoM. Norman GoldbergerKevin HodgesMinnie and Sean HolleranJoanne HullingsKaren Keating Mara and Neil MaraBrian LemkeBill NillesRoss Family FundKurt Szawronski

$5,000 – 9,999Jay BellwoarRandy BenipalEve Biskind Klothen and Kenneth

Biskind KlothenBrad and Denise BrubakerAndrew and Annabel KerinBrian and Maria KoniukDavid LincolnMichael McDonaldJerry SokolowKerri Strike

$10,000 – 24,999Helaine and Joe BannerArthur and Janice BlockPaul CreitzEvelyn and Ronald Krancer

Corporations

$1,000 –2,499A. Pomerantz & Co.Advanced AVApplewood Enterprises, Inc.Best Buy Company, Inc.Comcast FoundationConAgra FoodsDaugherty SystemsDeutsche Bank Americas Foundation Groom Law Group, CharteredIBM Iris Data Services, LLCMarsh U.S.Maven Inc.Mayer Leadership GroupMercerNETtime SolutionsNovaCareO.C. Tanner CompanyPennsylvania Convention Center

AuthorityRecommind

Sheppard Mullin Richter & HamptionSkadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher &

Flom LLPStrategic Communications &

PlanningUpdate Inc.Ware Medical Associates, P.C.Wilkinson Barker Knauer, LLPWireless Ronin TechnologiesWorkZone, LLCWPVI-TV 6ABC

$2,500 –4,999ACORN Services, Inc.AetnaAon Risk ServicesBimbo Bakeries USAButterball, LLCCenter City Film & VideoCitizens BankCushman & WakefieldExelonFlaherty & O’Hara PCFreefall AdventuresGibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLPGreenberg Traurig, LLPHealth PartnersJack & Jill Ice CreamKramer Beverage Co. LLCLexisNexisMcCarter & English, LLPPECO EnergyPhiladelphia Convention & Visitors

BureauPhiladelphia PhilliesRHR International LLPRockland BakerySaul Ewing LLPStryker, Tams & Dill LLPVeritable, LPVolpe and KoenigZeroChaos

$5,000 – 9,999ACE American Insurance Co.Adecco Group ServicesAltomonte MarketBoston Consulting GroupBrown & Connery LLPCMS CompaniesCowen Search, Inc.Davis Wright Tremaine LLPDocuVault Delaware Valley, LLCDow Lohnes PLLCDr. Pepper Snapple Group

Driven, Inc.FranklyLegal LLCThe Hackett GroupHubertIndependence Blue CrossInsight Direct USA, Inc.Katten Muchin Rosenman LLPLoeb & Loeb LLPOfficeMaxOracle CorporationOriglio BeverageOtis SpunkmeyerPactivPhillies Charities, IncPrimo HoagiesStratas FoodsSYSCOTowers WatsonTyson Foods Inc.United Healthcare Services, Inc.UPS Foundation, Inc.White & Case LLPZurich

$10,000 – 24,999Banner & Witcoff, LtdBlank Rome LLPBrown Brothers Harriman & Co.Citi FoundationThe Coca-Cola FoundationDeutsche Bank - PhiladelphiaErnst & Young LLPIBEW Local Union 98Jones DayKeker & Van Nest LLPNorth AmericanPacker Cafe Inc.Pepper Hamilton LLPPhiladelphia EaglesSimpson Thacher & Bartlett LLPSutherlandThe Cozen O’Connor Foundation Inc.Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLPWoodcock Washburn

$25,000 – 49,999Davis Polk & WardwellDeloitte LLPDuane MorrisEagles Youth PartnershipKasowitz Benson Torres & Friedman

LLPKeystone Mercy HealthMetLife FoundationNestle Waters North America

Pepsi Bottling GroupPepsiCo, Inc.TD Charitable Foundation The Glenmede Trust Company

$50,000 – 99,999Ballard Spahr LLPBank of America Charitable

FoundationComcastDrinker Biddle & Reath LLPFirstrust BankLincoln Financial FoundationMorgan, Lewis & BockiusSAP America, Inc.The Sunoco FoundationSusquehanna FoundationT-Mobile USAWells Fargo

$100,000 – 249,999ARAMARKCSX CorporationDavid’s BridalTEVA

Foundations

$5,000 – 9,999Judith B. Shulick Memorial

Foundation

$10,000 – 24,999Dolfinger-McMahon FoundationThe Christian R. and Mary F.

Lindback FoundationThe Solomon and Sylvia Bronstein

Foundation

$50,000 – 99,999The Philadelphia Foundation

Non-Profits

$1,000 –2,499Giving Assets, Inc.

$2,500 –4,999Drexel University

$5,000 – 9,999Enon Tabernacle Baptist ChurchGirard Estate Leasehold

$25,000 – 49,999Mastery Charter School

$100,000 – 249,999United Way of Southeastern

PennsylvaniaUniversal Companies

Service Partners

School District of PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia City Council Activities

FundCommonwealth of Pennsylvania

Department of Community & Economic Development

Team Sponsor

ARAMARKBallard Spahr

Bank of America ComcastCSXDavid’s BridalDeloitteDrinker Biddle & ReathDuane MorrisEagles Youth partnershipFirstrust BankGlenmede Trust CompanyLincoln Financial FoundationSAP AmericaThe Sunoco FoundationSusquehanna International GroupTeva PharmaceuticalsWells Fargo

RESULTS

More than 275 students received one-on-one or small group math and literacy interventions.

76% of teachers at partner schools reported that corps members helped improve student behavior.

110 students receiving targeted attendance interventions ended the school year with at least a 90% average daily attendance.


Forty corps members at City Year Rhode Island are making a difference in 4 of Rhode Island’s highest need schools. Research shows that students at risk of dropping out can be identified as early as sixth grade by three early warning indicators – poor attendance, disruptive behavior and course failure in math and English. Our model Whole School Whole Child is based on that research, and corps members work with students identified as at risk. City Year corps members provide:




40 corps members serve in 4 Rhode Island schools:

• DelSesto Middle School• Esek Hopkins Middle School• Gilbert Stuart Middle School• Roger Williams Middle School

City Year Rhode Island

City Year Rhode Island Board


Thomas Brady – GEMS Education AmericasAlan Harlam – Swearer Center, Brown UniversityGuy Abelson – LifespanAndrew J. Capalbo – Edwards Wildman Palmer

LLPRobert Cormier – Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Karen Davis – Hasbro, Inc.

Stephanie Federico, Esq. – Anthony DeSisto and Associates

Barbara Haynes – Cumulus MediaAndrew Horwitz – Roger Williams University Heather Hower – Brown UniversityChris Johnson – Textron Inc.Edwin Pacheco – Education in Action

Stephen Rosa – (add)venturesScott A. Triedman, MD – NorthMain Radiation

OncologyManuel J. Vales, IV – Sovereign BankJohn Wemple – Former Providence School

Teacher


$1,000 –2,499Robert CormierBill and Tracy DaughertyDonald and Maia FarishAlan and Vivien HassenfeldJay and Lori HowellRobert L. and Jill Klinow JaffeJulie Lohr and Tome AndradeOtto H. York FoundationEllen RuggianoThe Honorable Sherrod Brown and

Ms. Connie SchultzHenry D. Sharpe, Jr. and Peggy

SharpeDavid Shove and Beth RowanAshley Smith

$2,500 –4,999John and Robin DevereuxAlan and Bari HarlamHeather and Lee HowerMr. & Mrs. Norman E. McCulloch, Jr.,

Trustees, McAdams Charitable Foundation

Robert and Elisabeth McGregor

$5,000 – 9,999Glenn and Mary Jane CreamerElms FoundationChris and Linda Johnson

$10,000 – 24,999Kathleen and Robert CarniauxJeffrey and Karen DavisThe Coleman B Zimmerman

Memorial FundThe Pickard Family Fund

$25,000 – 49,999Carter Family Charitable Trust

$50,000 – 99,999The TriMix Foundation

Corporations

$1,000 –2,499Davidson Holdings, Inc.Dimeo Construction CompanyFM Global

$2,500 –4,999Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Aon FoundationBlue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode

IslandCox Communications, Inc.Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLPSovereign BankT-Mobile New EnglandUniversity Orthopedics

$5,000 – 9,999Bank of AmericaCollette VacationsDominion FoundationEdwards Wildman LLPGTECH CorporationThe Providence Journal Charitable

FoundationTextron Inc.

$10,000 – 24,999The Alice I. Sullivan Charitable TrustCitizens Bank FoundationCVS Caremark CorporationHasbro, Inc.Nortek, Inc.Sodexo School ServicesTextron Charitable Trust

$25,000 – 49,999The Amgen FoundationNational Grid Group US

HeadquartersT-Mobile USA


FoundationHasbro Children’s FundSchneider Electric

Foundations

$1,000 –2,499Dexter DonationFJCRalph & Clara Schuster Foundation Inc

$5,000 – 9,999June Rockwell Levy Foundation, Inc.

$100,000 – 249,999The Rhode Island Foundation

Non-Profits

$25,000 – 49,999CVS Caremark Charity Classic, Inc.Providence After School Alliance

Service Partners

State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations

City of Providence/Providence Public Schools

U.S. Department of Education

Team Sponsor

Bank of America CVS Caremark Charity ClassicHasbroSchneider Electric

RESULTS

100% of principals reported that they were satisfied/very satisfied with the quality of service provided by City Year (N=10)

83% of students tutored by City Year reported that City Year helps them believe they can succeed (N=253)



Eighty-one corps members at City Year San Antonio are making a difference in 10 of San Antonio’s highest need schools. Research shows that students at risk of dropping out can be identified as early as sixth grade by three early warning indicators – poor attendance, disruptive behavior and course failure in math and English. Our model Whole School Whole Child is based on that research, and corps members work with students identified as at risk. City Year corps members provide:




81 corps members serve in 10 San Antonio schools:

• Sam Houston High School• S.J. Davis Middle School• Phillis Wheatley Middle School• Martin Luther King Jr. Academy• Mark Twain Middle School• Krueger Middle School• Ed White Middle School• Somerset High School• Somerset Junior High School• KIPP Aspire Academy

City Year San Antonio

City Year San Antonio Board


Jeff Galt – Presto SupplyCraig Berkowitch – DeloitteAmy Barron - Valero Enery CorporationSteve Bartley – Bartley Energy ConsultingTracey Blakes - CPS Energy Rick Cavender - Cavender AudiAmy Contreras – Ernst and YoungSkip Cox – Merrill Lynch

Jennifer Flom – Bank of AmericaSylvia Gaona – North American Development BankPaul Garro - City Year San AntonioGrant Herbon – Rackspace HostingJoan Kearl - Organized for SuccessPhilip Marquez – NuStar Energy LPSterling Neuman – J&S MarketingFrancesca Rattray – San Antonio Area Foundation

Stuart Schlossberg – IBMAnne Walker – Thrive!Timothy S. Wells – Wells Fargo BankRob Wicall – Spurs Sport & EntertainmentCarol Zernial – WellMed Medical Management Terri Youngblood – Computer Solutionsww


$1,000 –2,499Steve and Wanda BartleyJohn HayesStuart Schlossberg and Bonnie Reed

$2,500 –4,999Lisa Horvath Shub

$5,000 – 9,999Jeff and JanaGraham WestonJesse Minor

$10,000 – 24,999Lovett-Woodsum Family Foundation

$100,000 – 249,999The Blake Kymberly & George Rapier,

III Charitable Lead Unit

Corporations

$1,000 –2,499Broadway National BankOur Lady of the Lake UniversityPort Authority of San AntonioRepublic National DistributingSilver Eagle Distributors, L.P.Wellmed Medical Management, Inc.Zulu Investment Corp.

$2,500 –4,999Bank Of AmericaDeloitte Services LPDpt LaboratoriesFrost National BankFulbright & JaworskiHearst Service CenterKENS-TVSan Antonio Express-NewsSilver & Black Give BackSmithers Merchant BuildersTexas Automobile Dealers

Association

$5,000 – 9,999MetLife FoundationNuStar Logistics, L.P.USAA Federal Savings BankWells Fargo Bank


FoundationToyota Manufacturing, Texas

$25,000 – 49,999T-Mobile USAValero Energy Corporation

$50,000 – 99,999CPS EnergyRackspace Foundation

Foundations

$50,000 – 99,999The Najim Family Foundation


Foundation, Inc.

Non-Profits

$1,000 –2,499Youth Service America

$2,500 –4,999St Marys University

$5,000 – 9,999Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

$25,000 – 49,999Communities In Schools

Service Partners

Somerset ISDNorth East Independent School

DistrictSan Antonio Independent School

DistrictSouthwest Independent School

DistrictCity of San AntonioKipp Aspire Academy

Team Sponsors

CPS EnergyRapier FoundationSouthwest Independent School

District

RESULTS


87% of students who received behavior coaching from City Year corps members demonstrated an improvement in behavior.

90% of elementary school students in grades 3-5 who received City Year literacy tutoring improved their performance on literacy assessments.


Fifty-three corps members at City Year San José/Silicon Valley are making a difference in five of the area’s highest need schools. Research shows that students at risk of dropping out can be identified as early as sixth grade by three early warning indicators – poor attendance, disruptive behavior and course failure in math and English. Our model Whole School Whole Child is based on that research, and corps members work with students identified as at risk. City Year corps members provide:




55 corps members serve in 5 San José schools:

• Cesar Chavez Elementary School• Horace Cureton Elementary School• Anthony Dorsa Elementary School• Mildred Goss Elementary School• Lee Mathson Middle School

City Year San José/Silicon Valley

City Year San José/Silicon Valley Board


Carl Guardino (Chair) – Silicon Valley Leadership Group

Mark S. Davis – Deloitte Consulting LLPVangie Maynard – Comerica BankBeach Pace – City Year San Jose/Silicon ValleyDavid Gallacher – T–Mobile Western RegionLinda Shelby – Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &

Smith Inc.

Shawna Holmes – Hewlett–Packard CompanySharon Matthews – eLynxKarie Willyerd – JAMBOK, Future WorkplaceErin Brennock – Synopsys, Inc.


S1,000 –2,499Craig AdasDavid and Bonnie BellCouncilmember Pete ConstantJohn Connolly George Duran and Joseph PonJohn and Laura FisherPam Gerber and Suzanne SlonimCarl and Leslee GuardinoBarry and Jenny LudwigVangie Maynard Roger and Nora MooreNatha and Ray OstbyJesse RuizSchwab Charitable FundPam Gerber and Suzanne SlonimPhilip and Shashi SpencerWade ViernesGregory and Sherrie WhiteKarie Willyerd

$2,500 –4,999Corinne Winter and Andrew BallDon GagliardiStephen and Lorna LeversGeorge MasunagaCharles PappisLinda ShelbyCorinne and Andrew Winter

$5,000 – 9,999Mark DavisSharon Matthews and James

TabaszHarrison Miller and Clare McCamyRandall and Cynthia PondPat and Mike Splinter

$10,000 – 24,999John and Tashia MorgridgePeter Y. Chung

$25,000 – 49,999Jen-Hsun and Lori HuangLeo M. Shortino Family Foundation Chris Malachowsky

Corporations

S1,000 –2,499E Pluribus Consulting, LLCIreland Eckley, LLP

$2,500 –4,999Barry Swenson BuilderComcast Merrill LynchMetLife FoundationVMware FoundationWeil, Gotshal & Manges

$5,000 – 9,999ASM TechnologiesComcastDeloitteeLynxESR Associates Inc.NASDAQTecan SystemsVantagePoint Management Inc.

$10,000 – 24,999AT&T Comerica BankSanDiskStarbucks Foundation

$25,000 – 49,999 Chevron NVIDIASan Jose Sharks FoundationSAP Labs, Inc.Staples Foundation for LearningT-Mobile USAT-Mobile Western Region

$50,000 – 99,999Hewlett-Packard CompanySan Francisco 49ers FoundationSynopsys, Inc.

$100,000 – 249,999Applied Materials, Inc.Bank of America Charitable

FoundationCisco Systems, Inc.

Foundations

S1,000 –2,499The James Irvine FoundationSilicon Valley Community

Foundation

$10,000 – 24,999Gordon and Betty Moore

FoundationGrainger Foundation

$25,000 – 49,999Sobrato Family Foundation Leo M. Shortino Foundation

Non-Profits

S1,000 –2,499The Tech Museum of Innovation

$5,000 – 9,999Rotary Club of San Jose

Service Partners

Alum Rock Union Elementary School District

City of San JoseMajestic Way Elementary School

Team Sponsors

Applied MaterialsBank of AmericaCiscoSan Francisco 49ers FoundationSAP Labs, Inc. Synopsys, Inc.

RESULTS

90% of teachers agree that corps members helped foster a positive environment for learning

88% of students in grades 3-5 increased their raw score in literacy

44% of students in grades 6-9 made atypical gains on district standardized tests.


Fifty-five corps members at City Year Seattle/King County are making a difference in six of Seattle’s highest need schools. Research shows that students at risk of dropping out can be identified as early as sixth grade by three early warning indicators – poor attendance, disruptive behavior and course failure in math and English. Our model Whole School Whole Child is based on that research, and corps members work with students identified as at risk. City Year corps members provide:




55 corps members serve in six Seattle schools:

• Aki Kurose Middle School• Dearborn Park Elementary School• Denny International Middle School• Roxhill Elementary School• West Seattle High School• Wing Luke Elementary School

City Year Seattle/King County

City Year Seattle/King County Board


Sarah Bryar – Rivet and SwayJennifer Wells – Point B Consulting Simon Amiel – City Year Seattle/King CountyAmy Barnes – Fundraising Partners NorthwestMaurice Classen – Office of the King County

Prosecuting AttorneyJessie Israel – King CountyVikas Kamran – Revel Consulting

Danette Knudson – Northwest Education Loan Association

Steve Holmes – Comcast Cable Communications, Inc.

George Meng – Community LeaderTravis Warren – Samsung Telecommunications

AmericaJason Young – T–Mobile USA


$1,000-2,499 Anonymous Amy BarnesThomas and Jacqueline BenedettiMary CarlinGrant and Emilie CastleMark Dexter and Deborah CowleyCraig and Kelley DobbsAlison and Matthew FujinoLauren Guzauskas and Brandon

CrookJan KendleSteve Kessel and Sibyl FrankenburgKen and Molly KimbleMandy Levenberg and Clay McDanielJosh LonnKeith and Beth LovelessDave and Shelley MalcolmJoseph and Carolyn MallahanElisa MandellDavid and Helen MarriottHenry Mbayen-HegbaSteve and Libby MillerJames and Susan MuhmAdam and Jennifer NanceLaura Orvidas and Barrett AdamsScott and Rena PitaskyShawn and Ginger PlasterAnn Ramsay-JenkinsCarol Rava Treat and Noel TreatGary SeversonJosephine SlaterJamie StewartTravis Warren and Veronica Noren-

WarrenEarnest WattsLyn and Lori Watts

$2,500-4,999Brett AlstonLee Dirks and Judy LewWilliam Gates and Mimi Gardner

GatesMarcia MarkovichDaniel and Karin PlastinaDenny Post and Patrick Collins

Thomas Schonhoff and Carla Peterson

Bradley and Danielle TildenJanine and Daisy WilliamsJason Young and Cathy Tsai

$5,000-9,999Todd and Robyn AchillesChap and Eve AlvordWilliam and Pam AyerBarton Family FoundationMr. Jonathan Bridge and The

Honorable Bobbe BridgeColin and Sarah BryarJennifer Wells and Sally HulsmanGeorge and Lois MengJoel and Lorene VanEttaLowell Weiss and Sara FinkelsteinMichelle Wickham Bob and Juanita Watt

$10,000 - 24,999Apex FoundationPhyllis and Bill CampbellWilliam Carr and Lynn Miller CarrFloyd and Delores Jones Family

FoundationThe Roberta Lund Advised Fund

Corporations

$1,000-2,499 CCB Credit Services, Inc.Enhanced Recovery Company, LLCHewlett-Packard Company

FoundationHitachi ConsultingStrong-Bridge

$2,500-4,999Alaska AirlinesGogerty MarriottPublicis Seattle Puget Sound EnergyRevel ConsultingVeracity Analytics LLC

$5,000-9,999The Boeing CompanyCostco WholesaleLG ElectronicsMetLife FoundationMuckleshoot CasinoNokiaU.S. Bancorp Foundation

$10,000 - 24,999The Amgen FoundationBank of America Charitable

FoundationThe Fred Meyer FoundationHasbro Children’s FundHTC America, Inc.Microsoft CorporationNordstromRealNetworks, Inc.Samsung Telecom

$25,000 - 49,999Comcast Cable Communications,

Inc.Safeco Insurance FoundationThe Starbucks Foundation

$100,000 - $249,999JPMorgan Chase & Co.

$250,000 - $499,999T-Mobile USA

Foundations

$5,000 - 9,999Lucky Seven FoundationMarguerite Casey Foundation

$10,000 - 24,999Bill & Melinda Gates FoundationThe Seattle FoundationThe Norcliffe Foundation $25,000 - 49,999The Raikes Foundation

Non-Profits

$1,000-2,499 Alliance for EducationSeattle Art Museum

$50,000 - 99,999Casey Family ProgramsNorthwest Education Loan

Association

Service Partners

ASA Mercer Middle SchoolDearborn Park Elementary SchoolRoxhill Elementary SchoolWing Luke Elementary SchoolSeattle Public SchoolsDenny International Middle SchoolAki Kurose Middle School

Team Sponsors

Casey Family ProgramsJPMorgan ChaseT-Mobile USANorthwest Education Loan

Association

RESULTS

91% of teachers agree that City Year corps members provide essential academic supports their students wouldn’t receive otherwise.

93% of K-5th grade students receiving City Year literacy tutoring improved their scores on literacy assessments from fall to spring.

At Browne Middle School, there was an 83% decrease in students off-track in attendance from the start of year to the end of year.


160 corps members at City Year Washington, DC are making a difference in 14 of Washington, DC’s highest need schools. Research shows that students at risk of dropping out can be identified as early as sixth grade by three early warning indicators – poor attendance, disruptive behavior and course failure in math and English. Our model Whole School Whole Child is based on that research, and corps members work with students identified as at risk. City Year corps members provide:




160 corps members serve in 14 Washington, DC schools:

• Browne Education Campus Elementary School• Browne Education Campus Middle School• Ferebee-Hope Elementary School• Garfield Elementary School• Hart Middle School• Johnson Middle School• Kelly Miller Middle School• Kramer Middle School• Malcom X Elementary School• Shaw Middle School• Simon Elementary School• Spingarn High School• Stanton Elementary School• Winston Education Campus (K-8)

City Year Washington, DC

City Year Washington, DC Board


Jeffrey Leonard (Board Chair)– Global Environment Fund

Susan Berger – Evers & Company Real EstateTimothy Cornell – Clifford Chance LLPAnjali GuptaShajena Erazo – Ballou Senior High School (City

Year Alumna ‘10)Garrick Francis – CSX Corporation

Salene Hitchcock–Gear – Ameritas Investment Corporation and Acacia Life Insurance Company

Daniel Horgan – Capital One Ronny B. Lancaster – Assurant, Inc.Jean Martin – Corporate Executive BoardJit Singh – DeloitteTom Sugrue – T–Mobile Donna Rattley Washington – Comcast

Robert M. Willis, Esquire – Law Offices of Robert M. Willis

Missy Young Stefanie Vestal – City Year Alumna ‘06 & ‘07 Senator Harris Wofford (Emeritus)


$1,000 - 2,499 Tom Bartlett Michael BermanInga CarboniJoni and Wally DoolinBrian and Lisa GriffinChristopher and Catherine Guttman-

McCabePatricia and Randall LewisVirginia Mackay-SmithAlexander MaltasPaul Moates and Constance SadlerVicky MorterLaurie Kohn and Chris MurphyMolly and Ed NewberrySheila Onsrud Fleming and James

FlemingRonny Lancaster Carter and Sue PhillipsByron RadcliffeJames and Marcia RosenheimJacquie and Elliot SegalJit SinghCharles Ossola and Barbara WahlMichael and Kim Ward

$2,500 - 4,999John and Terry PetersenAlan and Florence SalisburyPatricia and Thomas Sugrue

$5,000 - 9,999Sandy and Susan BergerAnjali and Arun GuptaLynne and Gregory O’Brien Bitsey Folger and Sydney WerkmanJeffrey and Mary Zients

$10,000 - 24,999Daniel AbrahamAndrea Kirstein and Kerry KirsteinTed and Lynn LeonsisJean Martin and Warren WeinsteinAlan and Marsha PallerCourtney Clark Pastrick and Scott

PastrickDiana Davis Spencer Link Wilson

$25,000 - 49,999Katherine and David BradleyMike and Missy Young

$100,000 - 249,999Jean and Steve CaseCarolyn and Jeffrey Leonard

Corporations

$1,000 - 2,499 American Coalition for Clean Coal

ElectricityAphelion Legal SolutionsThomas Doolin & AssociatesUPS Foundation, Inc.WilmerHale LLPWorld Bank Community Connections

Fund

$2,500 - 4,999Association of American RailroadsColumbia CapitalCassidy & AssociatesThe Duberstein GroupGiant FoodThe Smith-Free Group, LLC

$5,000 - 9,999APCO WorldwideCalvert Asset Management Co., Inc.Covington & Burling LLPGibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLPHogan LovellsHunton & WilliamsMayer Brown LLPMcGlotten & JarvisMetLife FoundationMRP RealtyNoMa West Residential I, LLCSidley Austin FoundationThe Cohen GroupUnion Pacific CorporationVerizon FoundationWitt Group Holdings

$10,000 - 24,999Arnold & PorterAssurant, Inc.Atlantic Media CompanyBNSF FoundationCapital OneClark Construction Group, LLCClifford Chance US LLPCrowell & Moring LLPCTIAHorning Brothers CorporationNorfolk Southern RailwayNorthrop GrummanSAP America, Inc.The Starbucks FoundationState Farm Insurance CompaniesWachovia Wells Fargo FoundationWiley Rein LLPWilkinson Barker Knauer, LLP

$25,000 - 49,999Bank of America Charitable

FoundationDeloitteNBC Universal HeadquartersT-Mobile USAWalmart Foundation

$50,000 - 99,999Corporate Executive Board

$100,000 - 249,999The Acacia FoundationCareFirst BlueCross BlueShieldComcastCSX Corporation

Foundations

$1,000 - 2,499 Corina Higginson Trust

$2,500 - 4,999Solon E. Summerfield Foundation

$10,000 - 24,999Clark Charitable FoundationDiana Davis Spencer FoundationThe Herb Block FoundationThe Horning Family FoundationMead Family Foundation

$25,000 - 49,999CityBridge FoundationDC Children and Youth Investment

Trust CorporationLeonard and Hilda Kaplan Charitable

Foundation

$50,000 - 99,999Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz

FoundationThe Philip L. Graham Fund

$100,000 - 249,999The Case Foundation

Non-Profits

$1,000 - 2,499 All Souls Episcopal ChurchYouth Service America

$100,000 - 249,999Metro TeenAIDS

$250,000 - 499,999The Johns Hopkins University

Service Partners

DC Public SchoolsDistrict of Columbia Housing

Authority

Team Sponsors

The Acacia GroupCareFirst BlueCross BlueShieldThe Case FoundationComcastCSXWalmart

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