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OUR MISSION The All Stars Project transforms the lives of youth and poor communities using the developmental power of performance, in partnership with caring adults.

OUR VISION By 2020, the All Stars Project will be recognized as America’s action and thought leader in Afterschool Development, a new way of engaging poverty.

OUR VALUES Integrity and trust Partnership with the poor Building community Radically inclusive Imagining possibility Improving the world

Dear Friends,

At a moment when people across the country and the world are working to overcome deep divisions, I am so proud to be joining with people of all ages and from all walks of life to grow a national development community filled with possibility and hope. The All Stars began working in poor neighborhoods 36 years ago, and we never left — we continue to stand on street corners, knock on doors in housing projects and walk the halls of struggling schools to offer thousands of young people and families an opportunity to be part of creating something new in their lives.

Across America, All Stars' mission and vision are being championed and shaped by forward-looking and committed partners who are passionate about opening up pathways of opportunity for inner-city youth. Privately funded from the start, last year the All Stars Project raised over $9.7 million from more than 3,500 donors who are dedicated to partnering with youth and finding new ways to strengthen our American community.

With this support, we have launched a campaign to establish our third Center for Afterschool Development — this one in Chicago’s downtown Loop. The Development School for Youth enjoyed a tremendous year of growth, including an expansion of the program into Jersey City, NJ. In addition, Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids, our groundbreaking model for police-community relations, has been endorsed by some of the country’s leading civic and law enforcement officials, including Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and the Newark Police Department, the Dallas Police Department and the New York City Police Department (NYPD) and its newest commissioner, James P. O’Neill.

Thanks to your generosity, we are able to bring development and hope to many more young people and poor communities across the country — and invest in a new way forward for our nation and world.

Thank you for your friendship and support.

Sincerely,

Gabrielle L. Kurlander President and CEO

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As our flagship program, the All Stars Talent Show Network (ASTSN) continues to be our most important and effective community gateway to development through performance. The ASTSN involves young people, ages 5 to 25, in performing in and producing hip-hop talent shows in their neighborhoods. Everyone who auditions makes the show. Youth take the lead in creating a new and positive culture in their communities. They are cheered on by audiences of family members, neighbors, volunteers and donors who join “Back to School” trips to the talent shows. This experience is transformative for all.

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ALL STARS TALENT SHOW NETWORK

OUR CORE PROGRAMS

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DEVELOPMENT SCHOOL FOR YOUTH

In the Development School for Youth (DSY), young people ages 16 to 21 learn to perform as professionals by partnering with business leaders across the country who conduct development workshops and provide paid summer internships at their companies.

In 2016, 1,412 executives from 189 corporations across America participated in the All Stars Project approach to involvement philanthropy through the DSY, volunteering thousands of hours of personal time to share their lives and expertise with some of our nation’s most marginalized and forgotten youth.

In response to the often tense relationship between police officers and inner-city teenagers, the ASP created Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids (OCCK), an award-winning police-community relations program. Founded in 2006, and led by ASP co-founder, Lenora Fulani, Ph.D., the program is run in partnership with both the New York City Police Department and the Newark Police Department. Monthly workshops use performance, improvisation and conversation to help young people and police officers develop positive relationships. These take place at Police Athletic League (PAL) centers and other community locations.

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OPERATION CONVERSATION: COPS &KIDS

ASP continues its partnership with the NYPD and established its relationship with the new Commissioner James P. O'Neill, pictured here with (from left to right) NYPD Deputy Commissioner Benjamin Tucker, Gabrielle Kurlander and Dr. Lenora Fulani.

In partnership with Mayor Ras Baraka and the City of Newark, the ASP brought the program to Newark, NJ in 2016.

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At the heart of the All Stars approach is our grassroots outreach in poor communities.Across the country, dedicated staff and volunteers from all walks of life go into some of the most impoverished neighborhoods. They stand on street corners and walk through housing projects to talk one-on-one with young people and adults, and introduce them to All Stars' afterschool development programs. Community organizing and outreach is the central and fundamental activity of our work at All Stars Project and an important tool to spark meaningful dialogue about how we can positively create change in poor communities.

IN THE COMMUNITY

The All Stars Project of New York is a nationally recognized development laboratory for innovations designed to expand and strengthen the field of Afterschool Development. This year, All Stars national headquarters on West 42nd Street welcomed 15,605 people from neighborhoods throughout the city’s five boroughs who participated in our development programs. Our largest program, the ASTSN, brought positive change across the city, involving thousands of youth and adults who performed in and helped produce talent show events in the Brownsville, Fordham Heights and Harlem communities. Through the DSY, 117 students completed summer internships in partnership with over 1,000 business leaders at dozens of companies, including AIG, EY, Ironshore, JPMorgan Chase, MetLife, Latham & Watkins and Viacom. Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids continues to highlight the importance of new approaches to improving the relationship between police officers and inner-city communities, bringing together thousands of youth, NYPD police officers and members of the community in performance workshops and public demonstrations.

In addition to our core programs, All Stars Project of NY continues to be a hub for program development and innovation. Through UX, our free, university-style school of continuing education, we involved over a thousand people of all ages in classes, workshops and field trips extending

opportunities for growth to adults living in New York’s most disadvantaged communities. The Castillo Theatre and Youth Onstage!, together open up the world of cutting-edge political theatre to young people and adults, and provide free training in the performing arts to hundreds of youth under the direction of volunteer theatre professionals.

This year marked the launch of our newest initiative, the Fulani Fellowship, which gives post-graduate students the opportunity to study and practice the All Stars unique approach to human development and community activism.

NEW YORK CITY

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Welcome to Woodie King, Jr.'s New Federal Theatre — one of the most respected Black theaters in the country and a long-time collaborator with the Castillo Theatre — which has now made its home at the All Stars Project's W. 42nd Street performing arts and development center.

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The All Stars Project of New Jersey continues to play a key role in Newark’s renaissance. With the Scott Flamm Center for Afterschool Development well established as an influential center for performance and development, the ASP of NJ increased programming and outreach, in addition to expanding our civic, community, cultural and corporate partnerships this year. In 2016, the Flamm Center welcomed 5,061 visitors, while ASP of NJ programs reached 8,386 young people and adults, including 375 business professionals from 43 corporations and businesses.

Through our deepening partnership with Mayor Ras Baraka and the City of Newark, ASP of NJ was proud to launch Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids in Newark this year. All Stars was also invited by the city’s Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) to train the young people and support the development of their workplace performances.

The inaugural DSY class in Jersey City graduated 17 young people and was made possible by an expansion committee led by Kevin Cummings, President & CEO of Investors Bank and ASP of NJ Board Co-Chair. The committee also included: Gerard McGraw, CFO, FMR, LLC; Gus Milano, President & COO, Hartz Mountain Industries; Joseph Panepinto, Sr., President & CEO, Panepinto Properties, Inc.; John Thurlow, COO, RBC Capital Markets, and, Peter Unanue, Executive Vice President, Goya Foods.

ALL STARS EXPANDS TO JERSEY CITY!

NEW JERSEY

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The All Stars Project of Chicago is doubling down on its efforts to make sure our country’s third largest city is a place of opportunity and growth for its poorest youth. With the help of volunteers who contributed over 2,000 hours, we successfully completed a three-year growth campaign that increased the number of community conversations from 3,000 to 6,000 and the number of DSY graduates from 20 to 47. The DSY in Chicago was also featured in Forbes as a best practice in employee volunteerism and engagement.

In 2016 the ASP of Chicago launched a 5-year, $14 million comprehensive campaign to establish a Center for Afterschool Development in downtown Chicago. The Center will give young people from the South and West Sides of Chicago a premier downtown destination in the Loop to connect with the civic, cultural and professional life of their city. Modeled after the ASP centers on 42nd Street in NYC and in the downtown arts district in Newark — the Center signals a shift away from the isolation of poor communities, and toward involving them in reshaping the city’s culture. The campaign has already received over $5 million in gifts and pledges, including $3.5 million in leadership gifts from three caring Chicago families.

EXPANSION CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED!

CHICAGO

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The All Stars Project of Dallas, our newest start-up is forging vibrant partnerships with civic, law enforcement, community, religious and education leaders to make sure that “Big D” also stands for development. Through our outreach efforts in 2016, we reached 8,823 young people and their families in communities throughout West and South Dallas. The ASP of Dallas also has a growing network of volunteers and partners in the education and nonprofit sectors including Southern Methodist University, the Dallas County Community College District, City Year, and dozens of other community-based organizations. This year we also launched the Police Community Relations Partnership (PCRP) with the Dallas Police Department and PAL to bring performance-based programming to communities in all seven police precincts.

Teams of young people, donors, police officers and other Dallasites surveyed residents about the needs of their community, 66% of whom said they are interested in improving police-community relations.

DALLAS

ASP OF DALLAS PILOTED ITS FIRST COMMUNITY ACTION DAY IN SOUTH OAK PARK

The All Stars Project of the San Francisco Bay Area is transforming the lives of young people and their families in Northern California – and the region’s tech sector is helping to make it happen. Hundreds of volunteers helped reach 3,200 young people through outreach in Visitacion Valley, Bayview/Hunters Point, the Mission and in East and West Oakland. The first talent show cycle of the year was held in the Tenderloin, one of the poorest areas in downtown San Francisco, and All Stars was proud to partner with local community organizations including Tenderloin Afterschool Program, Hamilton Family Services, Code Tenderloin, and Larkin Street Youth Services who have made youth and community development a priority.

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Leaders of the Bay Area business community stepped up over the last year to create new programming partnerships with the DSY, among them the launch of a DSY Technology and Development program funded by Silicon Valley Bank. In this new “Tech Track” program, new partners including Google Ventures, Salesforce, Toutapp, Spotify and Royal Bank of Scotland came on board to host weekly interactive workshops for All Stars Bay Area young people to connect with successes and opportunities in the technology field.

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA

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All Stars took an important step toward realizing our vision of becoming America’s leader in Afterschool Development by 2020, hosting events and establishing working groups in each All Stars city. Designed to foster new connections and highlight important practices in the field, the 2016 events involved 150 afterschool leaders and frontline practitioners from more than 250 organizations nationally. We continued to work with

Southern Methodist University’s Center on Research & Evaluation on a multi-year evaluation project designed to develop a methodology and tools specific to the ASP approach that will capture how young people develop through their experiences with All Stars. The project completed its second phase this year, and it is anticipated that these measurement tools will be available nationally by 2018.

ASP deepened our partnership with Stanford University and its Center for Poverty and Inequality (CPI). At the invitation of David Grusky, Ph.D., CPI director and ASP of SF board member (pictured at right with Bonny Gildin, Ph.D., ASP VP, Research & Policy), All Stars is participating in the new Stanford Technology and Poverty Lab. In 2017, ASP will work with Lab students, faculty and tech industry partners to apply technology to extend the benefits of the face-to-face interactions between inner-city youth and affluent adults that are a hallmark of our programs.

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John's Hopkins poverty researchers, Kathy Edin, Ph.D. (center left) and Timothy Nelson, Ph.D. (center right), pictured with (from left to right) Amy Weinberg, Ph.D., ASP board member; Gabrielle Kurlander, ASP president and CEO; Kaitlin Edin-Nelson; and, Lenora Fulani, Ph.D., ASP co-founder, at the ASP headquarters on West 42nd Street in New York City.

CREATING THE FIELD OF AFTERSCHOOL DEVELOPMENT

Police officers and

Youth and community members participated in Cops & Kids

performance workshops

1,377

855

Program participants

20,188

Students of all ages attended UX classes and workshops

1,378

Nonprofits engaged through Afterschool Development Conferences

250

Touched through community outreach

33,611

2016 BY THE NUMBERS

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Total contributions and special event income

$9,736,821

people attended community meetings organized by UX and its Committee for Independent Community Action

564

People volunteered nationally

2,310

1,412189

Business professionals from over

Corporations volunteered with the DSY

Conference

392people from

34countries participated in our

2016 BY THE NUMBERS

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At the All Stars Project, our approach to involvement philanthropy focuses on our supporters building direct relationships and partnerships with inner-city youth. We create community by connecting caring adults with young people, so that everyone can grow and find new ways to impact on the social challenges facing our communities and country.

We are 100% privately funded, primarily through contributions from thousands of individuals and hundreds of corporate partners. Our supporters become personally involved with our programs, hosting workshops, mock interviews, and organizing internships in the DSY; cheering on youth or volunteering at an All Stars Talent Show; or participating in the dozens of other involvement opportunities we have with our programs throughout the year.

In 2016, ASP raised over $9.7 million from over 3,500 donors who gave anywhere from $10 to $1 million. Of course the backbone of our donor base has long been

at the grassroots level, including our $1,000-plus giving community, the President’s Committee. Our annual gala at Lincoln Center raised over $2 million, and we received special leadership gifts in 2016 from John and Susi Manley, Greg and Laura Mutz (for Chicago) and Greg and Ashley Arnold (for Dallas) to expand All Stars reach and impact across the country.

The ASP Board of Directors added three new members: Joe Boren, President, Ironshore U.S. Field Operations; Gloria Strickland, VP, Youth and Community Development, ASP; and Amy Weinberg, Ph.D., Professor, Linguistics Department, University of Maryland. In addition to the national ASP Board of Directors, we have now established local boards to help lead our growth in New York City, New Jersey, Chicago, Dallas and the San Francisco/Bay Area. These leaders share an unwavering commitment to connecting youth from the poorest communities to the corporate, civic and cultural success of their cities.

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There is a different kind of poverty that I think the All Stars is uniquely combating right now which is what we would call relational poverty. Relational poverty is something that is sweeping through the country and, if not addressed, is actually a greater threat to our communities and the U.S. than what we’ve seen. It doesn’t matter how wealthy you are or how impoverished you are, we’re all experiencing a sense of relational poverty, in which we do not really know how to interact with each other. I think All Stars plays a critical role across the country in bridging the gap of how we relate to one another.

Hunter L. Hunt, CEO, Hunt Consolidated Energy, LLC Vice-chair, ASP Board of Directors

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The Society for Racial Harmony (SRH) is a special grouping of supporters who have made a commitment to supporting the programs of the All Stars Project through their estate planning. The SRH was created with the philosophy that getting beyond differences, including those of race and ethnicity, involves everyone developing together. Special bequests have provided millions of dollars in support for key All Stars initiatives in the last twenty years to foster the development that can create racial and social harmony.

The sample legal language below is suitable for a general bequest:

“I hereby give, devise and bequeath to the All Stars Project, Inc., a not-for-profit corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of New York, now having its principal place of business at 543 West 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036 [the sum of money] [_percentage of my estate], the [sum] [percentage] to be used for the All Stars’ general purposes.”

While there are many reasons I have supported the All Stars over the last 25 years, I am perhaps most impressed by the All Stars’ unwavering commitment to growth and ability to identify new methods to encourage it, as with UX and Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids. Everyone, from CEO Gabrielle Kurlander to the newest staff member, is encouraged to practice the kind of innovative thinking necessary to take on some of America’s toughest issues faced by many young people today: poverty, lack of access to quality education, and insufficient opportunities to succeed. All Stars has long been at the forefront, with co-founder Dr. Lenora Fulani and so many of our passionate volunteers. I have made long-term legacy plans to help ensure that the All Stars mission continues far into the future.

-Gillian Teichert

SOCIETY FOR RACIAL HARMONY

THE SOCIETY FOR RACIAL HARMONY DONOR LISTING

Rosemary Ames†

C. Michael and Anne ArmstrongJeffrey AronMartha J. Avstreih-RossElizabeth G. BlackTheodore ChuMargo Cook and Renee CohenSusan C. DaviesMichael J. Dean

Margot A. Durrer†

L. Thecla FarrellJohn A. ForbesJoseph A. ForgioneDavid I. GanzHelen G. Grunebaum†

Carolyn HamiltonJean Reed Haynes†

Donald LeonardDeborah A. LinnDebra London

Edward C. MalmstromJohn and Susi ManleyJessica MartaSusan MassadMaria and Barry MorrisTimothy D. NeimanBente L. OttClaude Owen†

Hugo PiccianiJoel Press†

Alice A. Rydel

Susanne Schnitzer†

Royce N. SmithRichard Sokolow and Sharon TomaoChristopher H. StreetGillian M. TeichertGeorge A. Van PeltJean F. Waldman†

Mary A. WeberAgathe Wulkan†

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$250,000+ Mr. and Mrs. Hunter L. HuntJohn and Susi ManleyMr. and Mrs. John P. Singer

$100,000 - $249,999 Mrs. Catherine AndrusArmstrong Family FoundationAshley and Greg ArnoldMs. Kate J. BartonMargo Cook and Renee CohenPeter and Dana LangermanMaria and Barry MorrisMr. and Mrs. Greg MutzSuzu and David NeithercutMs. Gillian TeichertAnonymous

$50,000 - $99,999 Linda and Phil AndrycBurke Family FoundationLeah and Jeffrey KronthalMr. and Mrs. Joshua NadellMark and Sue SmileyRichard Sokolow and Sharon TomaoMark B. Taylor Family FundGregory and Donna ToskoAve Tucker and Dianne Bostick

$25,000 - $49,999 Laura Abrams and Christian CorreaCharlie and Georgia AdamsAmes Family FoundationMs. Heather BurnsMr. David ByronMs. Cynthia F. CoversonMr. and Mrs. James N. FernandezDr. Jessie A. Fields, M.D.Ms. Deborah A. GreenNorbert Hornstein and Amy WeinbergMs. Diane JaffeeMr. Warren LiebesmanMs. Wendy A. Lipp and Mr. Fulvio SegallaMr. and Mrs. Edward C. MalmstromMr. Gerard McGrawMr. Ashok NarasimhanMr. and Mrs. Henry E. Neely IIMs. Gemma PostlethwaiteEric Prezant and Michelle KavoosiMr. and Mrs. Mort RosenMr. and Mrs. Bart M. SchwartzThe Paul E. Singer FoundationMs. Linda Stafford-BurrowsTengelsen Family Foundation, Inc.Ms. Barbara A. Ullman MilesElizabeth and Andrew VadenMr. Mark S. WeisbergMr. Andrew Williamson and Ms. Jill Jarrett

$10,000 - $24,999 Ms. Helen Abel and Mr. David FranklinMr. J. Stephen Adamczyk and Ms. Rita DiMatteoMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. BakkerMr. Douglas A. BalderMr. William T. BarryMs. Catherine M. CarrawayMr. and Mrs. C. Edward ChaplinMr. Mark B. CicirelliBrian and Mary Faith CookMr. and Mrs. Kevin CummingsDr. Michael J. Dean and Dr. Maykin HoMr. John P. DeGulisMr. Stephen DizardMr. and Mrs. Robert DykesMr. Antonio O. ElmalehMr. Mark FranklinMr. and Mrs. Alan W. GeorgeBetsy Malloy Higgins and Wes HigginsThe Dawn Hill FundMr. and Mrs. Scott B. HillMs. Janis F. HornSari Hornstein, Ph.D.Mr. and Mrs. Ronald IervolinoSekou and Jennifer KaalundMr. Thomas KempnerSteve and Lisa KennedyCraig and Kim KeslerMs. Elissa Kramer and Mr. Jay H. NewmanJohn and Kelly LawrenceMr. and Mrs. Gregory J. LissMr. and Mrs. Richard P. MattioneMs. Kathleen McKennaMr. Constantino MilanoMr. Brian MillerDr. Carol A. Miller and Dr. Michael R. MillerMr. David J. MillerF. Mikael and Laura MlekoMs. Julie Myers WoodThe Mike Myers FoundationPaula and John PattisonMs. Melanie Peña and Mr. Mark PerryMr. Michael G. PickeringMr. Lewis S. RanieriMs. Katherine RinggoldMr. Dominick J. RizzoMr. and Mrs. Timothy RooneySteven & Beverly Rubenstein Charitable FundJoan and Reade RyanMr. Clifford Samuel and Ms. Lisa L. Yetzer-SamuelEstate of Susanne SchnitzerMr. and Mrs. Kevin D. ShanklinMr. Thomas ShawyerMr. and Mrs. Alvin H. SpectorStarry Night FundMs. Andrea L. Tessler and Mr. Michael Scarsella

Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. TodrysMr. and Mrs. James TurleyDr. Peter J. Weiden and Mrs. Vasiliki WeidenMs. Andrea Winter and Mr. Daniel MintzMr. Ray YoungSaul Zaentz Charitable Foundation

$5,000 - $9,999Mr. Ric E. AbelMr. Rodney C. AdkinsMr. and Mrs. Robert BarberMr. Stephen S. Bowen, Esq.Ms. Delores BowmanMs. Roxanne BrandtMs. Cory A. CancilaMs. Beverly T. ConnollyMr. Mark E. DavidsonMr. and Mrs. James DayMr. Christopher J. DeLauraMs. Danica A. DilligardMr. Eric DinowitzMs. Amy S. DoyleMr. Hill A. FeinbergMr. John A. Forbes IIIMr. Joseph A. ForgioneThe Barry Friedberg and Charlotte Moss Family FoundationMarci and Joel GerstonMr. Harold H. GinsburgMr. Keith F. GogginMr. and Mrs. David A. GordonMr. and Mrs. John GunnMs. Michelle HartmannMr. Michael Heningburg and Dr. Jeanine B. DowniePenny and Bret HerscherArmin & Esther Hirsch FoundationMr. Kenneth KaufmanMs. Moira Kilcoyne and Mr. Francis CookeKimberly and Brad KittleMr. James KochalkaMr. David C. KomarMs. Gabrielle L. KurlanderMr. and Mrs. David KurtzDr. Ted KurtzMrs. Deborah Lagana-Lorber and Dr. Daniel LorberMr. and Mrs. Jason T. LemmeMs. Lisa C. Lim and Mr. Jorg MengerDavid and Jessica LindseyMs. Anupam MalhotraDr. Arlene H. MarkowitzMr. Brian E. McAuliffeMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. McKevittMr. Thomas F. MoranMr. and Mrs. David A. MullinMr. Dennis J. MurphyMr. Benjamin L. NortmanMs. Alicia OgawaMr. and Mrs. Stephen K. O'Neil

INDIVIDUAL AND PRIVATE FUND DONORS

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Mr. Stephen R. PayneMr. and Mrs. John S. PettersonMr. Jonathan D. Pollock and Ms. Tea ZegaracThe Stewart J. Rahr FoundationMs. Sharon T. RowlandsMr. and Mrs. Craig ShapiroShirlie and Owen Siegel FoundationMr. John L. Sills, Esq.Ms. Karen SilvermanMs. Annette SimmonsMs. Alice W. SmithMr. Santo SorceMr. Christopher H. StreetMr. and Mrs. John S. StruckAnne and Kipp SylvesterRaymond and Cathy ThekMr. John ThurlowMr. George A. Van PeltRichard and Diane Weinberg Family FoundationMr. Marcus WelchMs. Amy Wurtzburger and Mr. Pravin SoniAnthony A. Yoseloff FundAnonymous (2)

$2,500 - $4,999 Ms. Alison AbendMr. and Mrs. William AdamsMs. Tara ArnoldMr. Conor BastableMr. David E. BelmontMs. Veronica W. BenzingerMs. Melissa E. BergenThe Brian Berman Charitable FundMr. Christopher J. BirosakJoseph and Daryl BorenInez Branca Family FoundationMr. Douglas BrodyLewis Brounell Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Peter BrundageAnn and Michael BunyanerToni and John BurtMr. and Mrs. William CaggianoMeg and Tim CallahanMr. Nathaniel H. Christian IIIPaula and Greg ClarkMr. Daniel J. CohenMr. Irving CohenMr. John Collins IIIMr. and Mrs. James A. ConroyRosalie H. Contino, Ph.D.Ms. Lori A. CoxDr. Kathleen A. DelaneyMs. Denise DeManDobkin Family FoundationArlene Doherty and Bob PetersenMr. Calvin G. Donly and Ms. Ellen PhilipMr. Brendan P. DougherRichard and Joyce EldhStephanie Ercegovic and Brian FosterMr. Mark Faber

Mathew and Julie FeldmanMr. Christopher FinnertyConstance and Charles FletcherMs. Susan L. FreshourMr. and Mrs. Marc D. GanzMr. James GaribaldiMr. Phillip B. GibbonsMr. and Mrs. Scott D. GordonMs. Jeannine R. HahnMr. Michael G. Halloran and Ms. Marja LutsepMr. Michael A. Hardy, Esq.Ms. Anette Harris-LoupeMr. Terrence J. HendricksNorman Hirschfield FoundationTim and Heather HoganDr. Sharon B. Horn and Mr. Harry HornJill and Harry KargmanMr. Michael KassanKent-Lucas Foundation, Inc.Ms. Lisa Kole and Mr. Louis HinmanLeslie and Hal KruthMs. Rosalba LavanderoMr. Jimmy LocustMr. William A. LowryMr. Bobby B. LyleMs. Karyn T. LynchMr. Alberto MartinsEllen and Conrad MastersonMs. Maria J. MauceriMr. Arnold S. McCoyMr. Franklin McLartyMs. Elyse B. MendelMr. James B. Mintz and Ms. Deborah A. StewartMr. Joseph NapoliMichael and Lori NashMichael and Susan NashMr. and Mrs. John J. NeesonMs. Jennifer L. NelsonColleen and Brian O'NeillCarla and David OgunrindeMr. John B. OpdyckeMr. David PeinsippMr. Justin M. PetersonMr. Ethan PfeifferMr. James PruskoMs. Marian RichDr. Mack RoachMr. Kenneth RobinMs. Christina Roccos and Mr. Martin SmithmyerMr. Joshua RosnerMr. Joseph A. SabatiniMr. and Mrs. Chad SalsberyMr. and Mrs. James M. SantosMr. and Mrs. Bruce W. SchnitzerMr. Nicholas SeidenbergMr. Richard G. SetoMr. Alan ShaffranMr. and Mrs. John ShapiroMs. Dorothy Slater-BrownMs. Kristi SnydermanMr. Vikramsinh Sohoni

Ms. Aza SolimanMr. and Mrs. Anthony SpicaMr. Anthony J. SportelliMr. and Mrs. Bruce StrohmMr. Randy SugarmanMs. Julie SweetMs. Anne SymondsMs. Lisa VertucciMr. Daniel WalgroveMr. Daniel Wan and Ms. Annette LevgardMr. and Mrs. David A. WhiteMr. Donald WitmondtAnonymous

$1,000 - $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Marc AdelmanErica and Neal AgranMr. and Mrs. Ravi AkhouryMs. Anne E. L. AlexisDiane Alfano FundMr. Adam AmesMr. Steven AmesMs. Elaine A. AndersonMr. Robert AndersonMs. Raheela AnwarJeffrey Aron and Nancy GreenMr. Ken AtlasMs. Naomi AzulayMs. Yelena S. BachkoMr. Chris D. BakerMs. Jane BakerMr. Jeff BalcombeMrs. Ruth P. BalderMr. David BalsamMr. Arthur BarnesMr. Jon BaronowskiMr. James J. BarrettRoger and Julie BaskesMs. Cheryl L. BeamonMrs. Candace K. BeineckeMr. and Mrs. Andrew BenerofeMr. Gary BenerofeMr. and Mrs. Mitchell I. BenerofeMs. Charon Berg-CampbellMr. Miles BergerMs. Rachelle BergmannMr. John J. BickMr. Paul A. Biddelman and Ms. Donna L. BascomMs. Lucy BillingsleyMr. Charles BiseniusMr. and Mrs. Robert BlauMr. Mark BleyMr. and Mrs. Nicholas C. BogatyMs. Diana BowesBradley Family FundMr. Peter BrecklingDr. Tricia BrentjensMs. Cheryl Dolinger BrownMr. Benjamin G. BurnettMr. Gregory ButlerMs. Mary E. ButlerMr. Gary D. ByrdMr. James E. Cain

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Mr. David CaraccioloMs. Sharon O. CarpenterRhonda and Desmond CarsonBonnie and Michael CarterMr. and Mrs. Chris CarterMr. Robert M. CashillMs. Toni CeaserMs. Kathleen ChalfantDr. James S. Chesley, Jr.Mr. Roman Chiporukha and Ms. Erica JackowitzMr. Theodore ChuDavid & Elizabeth Cohen Family Foundation for Social JusticeMs. Jacque ConnorsMr. and Mrs. Mark CookWilliam and Elizabeth CookMr. Tom CopeCorners FundMr. Daniel L. CoxMs. Doris D. CramerKatherine and Harlan CrowMs. Jocelyn CunninghamMr. Andrew J. DahleMs. Salha S. DanielMs. Joyce DattnerMs. Susan C. DaviesMs. Cheryl L. DavisMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. DavisMr. Wayne De Jong and Ms. Lisa ErdosMrs. Renee DeGagneMr. Mark DesgrosseilliersMs. Virginia M. DiChiaraMr. Terry DillonDerek and Paula DiRisioMr. and Mrs. Harry M. DombroskiMs. Carolyn Dorfman and Dr. Greg GallickMs. Luc DowlingMs. Arden D. DownMr. Stephano R. Dubuc, Jr.Mr. Preston DuFauchardMr. and Mrs. Colin W. DunnMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. DunneMr. Lucien L. DuquetteMr. Raymond EbertMs. Natalie EdwardsMr. Larry EkstromMs. Frances C. EngoronMs. Arden EpsteinMr. Herbert ErfMr. Eliot EssagofMs. Teresa EyringMr. Brian A. FalconerMs. L. Thecla FarrellMr. Dustin FelderMs. Kathleen B. FiessMr. Dennis Fisco and Ms. Pamela PoliteMs. Ruth Fitzgerald and Mr. David SagemanMr. Doug FixellMr. Alex FlammDr. Joan M. Fleischman

Mr. Richard FlemingMr. William J. FordeSusan and Leonard FormatoMr. Karl FreterMr. Daniel FriedmanMr. Sandy M. FriedmanMs. Valerie J. FriedmanMs. Julie A. GabrikMs. Elizabeth A. GalvinMr. Jorge GarciaAlvester Garnett and Regina CarterDr. Jane E. Gartner and Dr. Richard GartnerMs. Mary Gail GearnsMr. Glenn GehanMr. Leland GerberMr. and Mrs. Lyle E. GittensRobert I. Glimcher Family FoundationMrs. Roberta GoldbergMs. Zola D. GolubMs. Wendy GomesMs. Katherine GotsickMs. Diana L. GowenMs. Bonnie J. GranatirMr. Joseph J. Grano, Jr.Ms. Tama GreenbergMr. Jonathan D. GreenmanMr. Neil GreensteinMr. and Mrs. Barry GrossMs. Lara GruberThe Frank J. Guarini FoundationMr. Jeffrey GuralMr. Jonno HanafinMr. Steven HartMr. Thomas L. HarteSusan and Gregg HartemayerMs. Christine A. HelmMs. Kate HenselmansGlenn and Patricia HermanMr. and Mrs. David HernandezMr. Jeffrey HillMr. Craig HillierMr. Jaime HobbeheydarMarsha and William HoffmanRaquell M. Holmes, Ph.D.Mr. Chris HousmanMr. and Mrs. Lawrence HowardMr. David R. HuberMr. and Mrs. Bruce A. HublerHulbert Family Charitable Lead TrustMr. Don M. HulbertMr. Michael E. HynesMs. Roselynn F. ItelsonMs. Nicole A. JacksonMr. Ian B. Jacobs and Ms. Valerie ChangMr. John R. JaegerMs. Marilee JamesGladys and George JanavaMr. Thomas JasinskiMr. Reagan B. JensenDr. E. Patrick Johnson and Mr. Stephen LewisMr. Michael B. JohnstoneMizzy Jonas Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. David R. Jones

Mr. Stuart A. JonesMr. Thomas JonesMr. Allen JosephDinesh KakwaniMr. James KaltenbachMr. and Mrs. Harold KaminsMr. Mike KammMr. and Mrs. Michael KaplowitzMs. Jane KearseyMs. Lois F. KesslerMr. Randall KimMr. Matthew KimbleMr. Randolph KinderLori KlinghofferMs. Emilie C. KnoerzerMr. Christopher KohMs. Ellen S. KornerPhilip and Judith KozloffMs. Rae KrelitzMs. Carolyn Kresky and Mr. Mark A. PicardMr. Harry KreskyMs. Dawn Krigstin and Mr. Patrick KennellMr. John KritzmacherMs. Linda KrivkovichMr. Nicholas KrollMr. Christopher C. KunhardtMs. Kathleen LallyMs. Karen LambertMr. Edward LathamMrs. Bola LawrenceMs. Carmen J. LawrenceMr. John LawtonMr. Robert LawtonMr. Scott LayneMs. Jill LaZareMs. Jamie LeighMs. Julie K. LennerMr. Steve LenterMr. Donald LeonardMr. Alan LevineMr. Barry Z. LevineMr. Michael LevineMs. Wendy S. LiebmannMr. Jurgen LinkMs. Sue LippeMr. James J. LjunglinMs. Carrie L. LobmanMr. Christopher LomettiMr. Roger LondonMr. Kenneth L. LondonerMs. Alison R. LowyMr. Bruce LubinMr. Matthew LuckettMs. Beverly J. LuehsMr. and Mrs. John D. LumpkinMr. Peter K. MaitlandMr. Christopher ManciniMs. Linda MandoliniMr. Peter G. ManginMr. Michael L. ManireMr. Benjamin MarcanoMr. Robert P. MarcusMr. and Mrs. James Marpe

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Ms. Jessica MassadDr. Susan MassadMs. Pat MastandreaMr. Graham MatherAnn and Paul MattisonMr. Gregory MaxwellMr. Theodore V. H. MayerMs. Elisa T. McCarthyMs. Rosalind McEvoyMr. Ken McFarlandMr. and Mrs. Brian McLaughlinMs. Jennifer MeierMr. Gerardo MejiaMr. Alan MendelsonMs. Yvonne M. MetcalfeMs. Nicole MeyerMs. Kathleen MichaelMs. Maryann MihalopoulosMr. Todd A. MilesChristina and Wallace MillerMs. Deborah MintzLaura and Tom MolenMs. Eileen MoncoeurMs. Jessi MooreMrs. Margaret MorrowMr. Edward L. MorseMr. Andrew MossMs. Maureen C. MurphyMr. Thomas MurphyMr. Jack MyersMr. Todd NaughtonBethany and Zachary NelsonMs. Marlene NelsonMr. Richard A. NelsonMr. Jay D. NibbeMs. Jacqueline G. NiemanSarah and Stuart OpdyckeMs. Kimberly OsgoodMr. Simon OuMs. Caryn M. PaceMr. Kurt H. PalmerMs. Nona PatroniteMs. Gail PeckMr. Christopher PeddyMs. Joyce G. PerninMr. Joseph E. PhillipsRuth and Richard PickeringMs. Judith D. PomeranzSarah and Robert Priest-HeckMr. John F. Rankin, IIIMs. Brenda RatliffMr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Reckford

Mr. Daniel ReinbergArt and Beth RendakMs. Karen RiedelMr. Liam J. RiordanMr. Kurt RoderichMr. Chris RoederMr. Richard S. RonnerCharles and Lauren RosenMs. Donna M. RossDr. Gary N. RossMr. James RothschildMr. Jonathan E. RothschildMs. Alice A. RydelMs. Jacqueline S. SalitMrs. Julie SamberMr. Donald SarverMr. Jeffrey SavianoMs. Janice Savin WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Christopher SawchMr. Barney SchaubleMr. Mark SchiowitzMr. and Mrs. Dennis SchneiderMr. Thomas Schreier, Jr.Mr. Geoffrey SchubertMr. Gabriel SchwartzMr. and Mrs. Jed SchwartzMs. Karen L. SchwindtMr. Clay SellMr. and Mrs. Steven P. SeltzerMr. Daniel SenorMr. Harry A. ShannonMr. Jonathan ShapiroDr. Steven P. Shelov and Dr. Marsha ShelovMr. Patrick ShieldsMs. Leslie SilvermanMr. Michael SimoffMr. Donald V. SmithMr. Keith SmithMr. Michael SorensenMr. Rafael Soto-AmaroMarcy and Gerry SpectorMs. Susan K. SpencerMr. Andrew SpindlerMr. Kenneth SpringerMr. Mike StaffordMr. Philip H. SternMs. Glenna G. StewartMs. Diane M. StilesIM Stillman Family FoundationMr. Jerry StoneMr. Gregory M. Stover

Mr. and Mrs. Robert StreetMs. Sara StreetMr. Gene TateMr. LaMarr C. TaylorMr. Martijn TelChristopher and Patricia TesslerMs. Mary ThalerMr. Joel A. ThompsonMr. Michael ThompsonMs. Mercedes TirannoMr. and Mrs. James TobinMr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Tremain, Jr.Mr. Stephen D. TrentMr. Alexander TynbergMs. Sandra G. UllmanMs. Gail UtterMs. Mandana VahabzadehMs. Tracy ValentineMs. Susan G. VanKuikenMr. and Mrs. Salvatore Vaudo, Jr.Mr. Michael VealeMr. Adam VerostMrs. Beth O. WadeMs. Jessie B. WalkerMs. Victoria A. WallaceMr. Jonathan WashburnMr. Steven G. WatsonDr. Raymond V. WedderburnMs. Lauran WeinmannMr. Jeffrey H. WeissMs. Karen WeissMr. and Mrs. Robert A. WestroppDaniel J. Wilcox Memorial FundDr. Stephen WilliamsDr. Jon D. Williamson and Mrs. Sue WilliamsonMr. and Mrs. Curtis L. WilsonMr. John R. WingDrucilla Wood-Beckwith and Geoffrey BeckwithMr. David WoodsMs. Janet WoottenMrs. Nina J. Wortzel-HoffmanMr. Philip YeeJenny Zak and Craig PattisonMs. Shelley ZalisMr. Michael ZimitsMs. Ann ZiolkowskiMr. Jay H. ZukermanMr. Douglas R. Zywiczynski and Mr. Robert PriceAnonymous

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$100,000 + The Arnold Companies The Elkes Foundation MetLife Foundation PSEG Foundation

$50,000 - $99,999AIGThe Boone Family FoundationCBREThe Countess Moira Charitable FoundationEast Side Institute for Short Term PsychotherapyErnst & YoungFossil FoundationHunt Cares Employee Giving ProgramHunt Consolidated Energy, LLCInsurance Industry Charitable FoundationMetLifePerformance of a LifetimePwC Charitable FoundationRTS Family FoundationTiffany & Co.Viacom

$25,000 - $49,999The David B Miller Family FoundationThe Dun & Bradstreet Corporation FoundationEquity ResidentialInvestors BankIronshoreKPMG, LLPMBIA Foundation, Inc.McDermott Will & Emery Charitable FoundationNBCUniversalNeal, Gerber & Eisenberg LLPNuveenProskauer Rose LPPublic Service Electric and Gas CompanyRBC Foundation USAThe Sister FundTM Financial Forensics LLCUnited Way of Metropolitan DallasUSG FoundationThe Vera and Imre Hecht Foundation, Inc.The Walt Disney Company Foundation

$10,000 - $24,999Allied World Assurance Company, Ltd.Americord Registry LLCBel Fuse, Inc.Broadridge FinancialBryan Cave LLPColliers International LLCConnell Foley LLPCrane Fund For Widows and ChildrenCushman & WakefieldFabuwood Cabinetry CorpFossil Partners, L.P.Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP

FTI Consulting, Inc.Goldman Sachs & Co.Goya FoodsGrant Thornton LLPGuidepost Solutions LLCHartz Mountain Industries, Inc.Johnson & JohnsonJones DayJones Lang LaSalleJoseph Hage Aaronson LLCJPMorgan Chase & Co.Kelso & CompanyLa Vida Feliz FoundationLatham & Watkins LLPMCJ Amelior FoundationMGB Development Group, LLCPIRA Energy GroupPolsinelliPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPProtivitiPrudential FinancialSamsara FoundationSilicon Valley BankSJP PropertiesStrategic PartnersTocci Building CompaniesVentas FoundationVictoria FoundationWalsh Construction Company, LLCWaterton Associates, LLCWintrust Financial Corporation

$5,000 - $9,999 AMC NetworksAonB Space LLCBank of America Merrill LynchBank of TexasBMO Harris BankBoston PropertiesCastleOak Securities, LPChiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi PCChubb Corp.CitigroupCognizant Technology SolutionsCorcoran Group CaresD'Amato & Lynch, LLPDallas County Community College DistrictDrinker Biddle & Reath LLPThe Durst Organization Inc.Estee Lauder, Inc.The Eugene McDermott FoundationF&G Mechanical GroupFacebookFidelity InvestmentsFirst Presbyterian Church of DallasGap, Inc.GLL BVK West Adams LPGrey Global Group Inc.Hilco GlobalHirzel Capital Management, LLCHogan Lovells US LLPHorizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New JerseyInfrastructure Repair Service, LLC

Inno-Pak, LLCITW FoundationKDC Real Estate Development & InvestmentsKidder MathewsKirkland & Ellis FoundationKramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel, LLPLempira Interiors NY LLCLevine Lee LLPLibertyView Capital Management LLCLone Pine Foundation, Inc.Luminous FundMacArthur FoundationMacy'sMADA LLCMayer Brown LLPMountain Development Corp.Near & Far Aid Association Inc.New Vernon Capital LLCOncor Electric Delivery Company LLCPetroven, Inc.PlainsCapital BankPort Authority of NY and NJThe PrivateBankRialto Mortgage FinanceSIMS Metal ManagementSiriusDecisions, Inc.SL Green ManagementSociete GeneraleSpencer StuartThyssenKrupp Elevator CorporationUBSUniversal Music Group, Inc.VelocisViking DemolitionWells FargoWestport Resources Management Inc.Wheels Inc.Willis Towers WatsonWoodmont Properties

$2,500 - $4,999 Amegy Bank of TexasBaker BottsBank of America FoundationBinsky & Snyder Services, LLCConway Meiers Partners, LLCDeloitte LLPGardiner & Theobald, Inc.Global Material Technologies Charitable FoundationGodwin Bowman & MartinezGoogleGraham Fisher & CoHeadzup, Inc.Hoglund FoundationHudson Pacific Properties L.P.Icon Interiors, Inc.Ingenious MedThe K FoundationKilroy Realty CorporationMcGuire, Craddock & Strother, P.C.Motorola Solutions, Inc.Mount Sinai Health SystemThe New York Mets Foundation, Inc.

CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION DONORS

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Newmark Grubb Knight FrankNorthern TrustPlescia Roofing Inc.Research Foundation of The City University of New YorkRML AutomotiveSobel & Co., LLCSolar Energy Systems, LLCSouthern Methodist University, Simmons SchoolTeneo Strategy LLCThomson ReutersThe Tyler FoundationWelco RealtyWPP Group USA, Inc.

$1,000 - $2,499 Accurate Perforating Company, Inc.ACE Cash ExpressAkin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld L.L.P.Alexander Fischbein FoundationAlfaTechAMLI ResidentialAT&T Corp.AVAYABarnum Financial GroupBartko Zankel Bunzel & MillerBeirne Wealth ConsultingBig Shoulders FundBig ThoughtCahill Contractors, Inc.Caledonian Building ServicesCapital Strategies Investment Group LLCCaptrust Financial AdvisorsChicago Records ManagementChildren's HealthThe CMI GroupCommunities Foundation of TexasConveneCRS Facility ServicesCullen and Dykman LLPDechert LLPDell GivingDome ConstructionDuggal Visual Solutions, Inc.Eden Housing, Inc.Elliott Management Corporation

Emerald Capital GroupEncore Enterprises, Inc.Family Management CorporationFinsbury, LLCFirst Rate Inc.Foundation for LifeFoundation TitleFriedman PropertiesFuria RoofingFusion GPSGeneral Growth Properties Services, LLCGenova Burns Giantomasi & WebsterGP Summit Associates LLCGuidepost Partners, LLCHartz Lindenbaum AssociatesHatzimemos / LibbyHighPoint Associates, LLCHSBC Philanthropic ProgramsInnovidInSolu, Inc.Interstate Drywall Corp.IstationJacobs Enterprises, Inc.JaftexJohn Wiley & Sons, Inc.Kafrouni Engineering, Inc.Keefe Bruyette & Woods, Inc.Kobre & Kim LLPL.A. Parking Corp.Landman Corsi Ballaine & Ford P.C.LemcorLewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLPLincoln Property CompanyM.B. & Edna Zale FoundationMarchetto Higgins Stieve PCMasterCard International Matching Gifts ProgramMC Smith InterestsMcKinleyMenlo Engineering Associates Inc.MercerMichael C. FinaMilberg LLPMintz & Gold LLPModern Electric Co.Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc.Murphy Burr Curry, Inc.N.E. Construction, LLP

New Lounge 4324, LLCNew York Life InsuranceNYC.comNYU's New Studio on Broadway Sophomore ClassO'Connor Davies, LLPOptima, Inc.P.B.P AssociatesPAC PartnersPanepinto PropertiesPeacock Construction Inc.PG&E Corporation FoundationPlante & Moran, PLLCPNC BankPrudential Mortgage Capital CompanyPSEG Power Connecticut LLCRaffin Construction CompanyRBC Capital MarketsRhodium GroupRiley Safer Holmes & Cancila LLPRobert Derector AssociatesRomco Equipment Co.Round Top Building Services, Inc.RPM Development, LLCSaiber LLCSavills StudleySendero ConsultingSkip HopSkyline Construction Inc.Solomon Cordwell BuenzSpear Street CapitalTeam Resources, Inc.Thomas M Tully LTDThompson & Knight FoundationThompson Taylor Thompson ConsultingThyssen Development, L.L.C.Trammell Crow ResidentialTraylor Bros. Inc.Trinity Asset Management LLCUniversal Electric Motor ServiceVertical Projects LLCVML FoundationWaters McPherson McNeill, P.C.Weaver Consultants Group North Central, LLCWellspring Advisors LLCYork Risk Services Group Inc.

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STATEMENT OF REVENUE & EXPENSESYear Ended December 31, 2016

REVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORTContributions and Net Special Events Revenue $9,736,821

Program Revenue 142,917

In-kind Donations 57,933

Interest and Dividends 61,149

Realized and Unrealized loss on Investments 130,394

Change in Value of Split-Interest Agreement 1,901

Other Revenues 11,059

Total Revenues, Gains and Other Support $10,142,174

EXPENSESAll Stars Talent Show Network and Youth Onstage!

$2,559,172

Development School for Youth 2,657,829

Castillo Theatre 790,214

Volunteerism and Education 1,023,796

Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids 490,731

Management and General 1,035,023

Fundraising 1,420,661

Total Expenses $9,977,426

Change in Net Assets $164,748

Ratio of Program Services to Total Expenses 75.0%

BALANCE SHEETAs of December 31, 2016

ASSETSCash and Cash Equivalents $2,796,445

Investments 2,171,365

Contributions Receivable 1,876,968

Prepaid Expenses and Other Assets 163,570

Beneficial Interest in Remainder Trust 260,237

Fixed Assets - Net 11,003,774

Total Assets $18,272,359

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETSAccounts Payable & Accrued Expenses $740,021

Mortgage Payable 9,460,326

Deferred Rent 175,070

Loan Payable 480,176

Other liabilities 197,613

Total Liabilities 11,053,206

Net Assets 7,219,153

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $18,272,359

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

75% Program Expenses

14% Fundraising Expenses

11% Management and General

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CHAIR Richard Sokolow, Davidson Kempner Capital Management

VICE CHAIRSHunter Hunt, Hunt Consolidated Energy, LLC Maria Morris, MetLife

Omar H. Ali, Ph.D., University of North Carolina, Greensboro Jeffrey Aron, Fountain House Douglas Balder, Balder ArchitectureKate J. Barton, EY Joe Boren, Ironshore, Inc.David Chard, Ph. D., Wheelock College Nathaniel H. Christian, III, CastleOak Securities, L.P.Margo Cook, NuveenJoyce Dattner, Life Performance Coaching Center Susan Davies, United Way Amy Doyle, MTV, VH1, LogoL. Thecla Farrell, HSBC Bank Jessie Fields, M.D., Mount Sinai St. Luke’sMelissa Fisher, CAMBADeborah Green, Elliott Management Corp.Carolyn Kresky, Broadcast Journalist, RetiredGabrielle L. Kurlander, All Stars Project, Inc. Peter Langerman, Franklin Mutual Advisers, LLCCarrie Lobman, Ed.D., Rutgers University Edward Malmstrom, Bank of America Securities/ Merrill Lynch & Company (retired)Elyse Mendel, Baruch College, CUNYRafael Mendez, Ph.D., City University of New York, Bronx Community College Suzu NeithercutMichael Pickering, Ingenious MedBrenda Ratliff Robert T. Ross, Wells Fargo Private BankGloria Strickland, All Stars Project, Inc. Gregory A. Tosko, CBREAvram S. Tucker, TM Financial Forensics, LLC Amy Weinberg, Ph. D., University of MarylandAndrew S. Williamson, Cooley LLPJanet Wootten, Rubenstein Communications

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