2014 Annual ReportASIAN TASK FORCEAgainst Domestic Violence

Twenty Years of Emergency Shelter

2014 Board of DirectorsAudrey Paek, ChairYasuna Murakami, Vice ChairZina Kondratiuk, Treasurer

George DonnellySylvia HanSarah G. KimAmy KoVinod MisraSukanya Ray, Ph.D.Pauline Jen RyanMinita Shah-MaraJeannie SukMichael Tow

Board EmeritiAtsuko Toko Fish, ChairKija Kim Paul W. Lee

2014 StaffCristina Ayala Dipanwita BhattacharyyaSimone BuiVarinthon ChiewcharnvalijkitLinda Chin Suji ChoeChantal Choi Julie ClergeElizabeth ColomboKatharine EstesAmrith Fernandes-PrabhuNathan KampRukmini Karki Savda Keo Chanthy KhuonKrithika Ramesh Kumar Robert Le

Jessica Mary LinRachel MadaryTrisha Mah Sarah MayDeborah McGillFung-Yan (Perrie) MoLinda Moore Sadikshya NepalEmilyxuan Nguyen Lim Nguyen Megan NorsigianMartha NortonRebecca Pang Bishnu PariyarJoyce Ellen PassBinh PhamMichelle Phung

Dear Friends,

The emergency shelter founded by ATASK in 1994 remains the only provider of shelter and advocacy services for Asian survivors of domestic violence in New England. Recently we asked founder Reverend Cheng Imm Tan if she thought we would be celebrating this milestone 20 years later. While she had every faith in the organization’s long-term growth and survival, we (staff, Board and community) have always harbored the hope that domestic violence shelters would become obsolete.

Challenges remain, but in this 20th anniversary year, we are celebrating ATASK’s selection as a recipient of four Federal grants from the Office of Violence Against Women. These grants demonstrate that our innovative programs in legal advocacy, transitional housing, culturally and linguistically-specific services, and engaging men in prevention are addressing barriers and making an important impact.

We are celebrating the power of philanthropy and the spirit of volunteerism in helping us get to where we want to go. This year we acknowledge the generous contributions of Hemmie Chang, Esq., who authored our organization’s bylaws and helped ATASK achieve its nonprofit status; Ted English, for providing new furniture to our shelter and transitional housing residents to support their new starts; Miyoko Naka designer specialist at Bloomingdales Chestnut Hill, who coordinated numerous fashion shows that broadened ATASK’s base of support; and Marina Dang, for sharing her own passion for ATASK’s mission with a new generation of supporters as part of the Community Leaders Council.

We are celebrating the courage of thousands of survivors and their children who have passed through our shelter and programs, and inspire us to share our talents, time, and treasure.

And as so eloquently described in Harvard Business School Professor and ATASK supporter Rosabeth Moss Kanter’s 1994 article entitled, “Collaborative Leadership,” we celebrate how the myriad ways we collaborate with each other make our challenging work much less isolating and so much more effective, energizing, and enjoyable. Working together, it is possible to address the growing demands for services and create a community in which all people have the chance to lead safe and productive lives.

In partnership,

Tian SaemsNai Saetern Dawn Sauma Chhavy SinuonJames Skypeck Arvia Sutandi

Audrey H. PaekBoard Chair

Linda ChinPresident

200419971994•• Community•members•

raise•funds•to•open•New•England’s•first•emergency•shelter•for•Asian•survivors•of•domestic•violence•in•July•1994.

•• Staff•provide•culturally•and•linguistically-specific•advocacy•services•at•the•Community-Based•Services•(CBS)•Boston•site.

•• Individuals•in•crisis•can•call•the•multilingual•hotline•for•help•24/7.

•• ATASK•opens•community-based•site•in•Lowell•with•support•from•the•Parker•Foundation.

•• ATASK•becomes•a•United•Way•affiliate.

•• ATASK•develops•training•Toolkit•and•curriculum•for•dating•violence•prevention•with•support•from•Tufts•Medical•Center.

•• ATASK•contracts•with•MA•Department•of••Children•and•Families•for•its•shelter•and•community-based•services.

April Tang Evy Tran Carmen Tung Linh-Phuong VuYanyi Weng

Things between me and my husband had been bad for years. He tried to suffocate me with a pillow, choked me, and once pushed me down a flight of stairs.

After the accident things got worse. I thought about taking my daughter and leaving. But where would we go? My husband was very controlling and did not allow me to go to school, work, or have money of my own. I spoke very limited English. I was completely dependent on him. How could I leave? I called ATASK’s 24/7 hotline and was referred to a Chinese advocate. We spoke about the abuse, and my options, but I decided to keep our family together.

My husband, daughter and I decided to take a family trip to China to visit relatives. I flew back to the US ahead of them. I didn’t know he had other plans.

For 9 months, he kept my daughter away from me. I did not know where she was, or when I would be allowed to talk to her. He even forged divorced papers that said I gave him complete custody of our daughter. I did not know if I would ever see her again.

I was now alone in Boston, and I did not know what to do. I called the Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence again, and this time I entered their emergency shelter.

The shelter provided me with a community. The other women living there were sympathetic to my situation. I was surrounded by people who understood my language and my culture.

The staff helped me with food and transportation, and taught me about finances. Most of all, the legal advocacy program helped me get a court order.

2009•• As•1•of•8•organizations•in•the•

U.S.•selected•by•the•Robert•Wood•Johnson•Foundation,•ATASK’s•teen•dating•violence•and•youth•empowerment•programs•are•evaluated•and•acknowledged•as•best•practices.•

•• U.S.•Department•of•Justice•Office•of•Violence•Against•Women•(OVW)•funds•initiatives•in•Culturally•and•Linguistically-Specific•Services•for•Survivors•and•Engaging•Men•in•Prevention.

•• Chinese•advocate•Helen•Choi•receives•Community•Pioneer•award•from•the•Office•of•New•Bostonians

•• Cambodian•advocate•Van•Chey•receives•Local•Hero•award•from•Bank•of•America.

•• Also•supported•by•Federal•(OVW)•and•private•funds,•ATASK’s•innovative•Transitional•Housing•Program•provides•six•independent•living•units•for•adults•and•children•who•previously•lived•in•the•shelter.

ATASK’s shelter is almost always at maximum capacity, with 20 women

and children living in 9 bedrooms, and sharing 3 baths, a kitchen and common areas. Luckily

we found a space for Meilin, so she could feel safe

and not alone.

In May 2010, my whole family — my husband, me, and our two daughters —

was in a terrible car accident. I was in the ICU for a week. Fortunately, my 2 year old daughter was not seriously injured, but my four year old passed away. To make things worse,

my husband blamed me for the accident. Somehow it was my fault that he had fallen asleep at the wheel. He said I did not pick a good car seat from the store.

Since 1994, ATASK staff have helped

thousands of women and children lead lives free of violence. Each story

is a story of courage. Each story is a story of hope. This is Meilin’s story.

I took that order, went back to China, and was reunited with my daughter. We returned to Boston and to the shelter.

ATASK helped me get back on my feet. We found childcare for my daughter so I could take English classes. I enrolled in a job training program and became a Certified Nursing Assistant. I found a job at a nursing home and we got an apartment in the transitional housing program. Life was hard as a single mom, but things were improving for me.

My husband and I went through a long and ugly divorce process. I got sole physical custody, and thought my troubles with my ex-husband were over. But he did not follow the visitation rules. He took me to court many times because he knew I was too scared to disagree with his demands.

In summer 2014, I found myself in the same situation I was in 4 years before. My husband had my daughter in China, and refused to return her to the United States. I called ATASK once again.

ATASK taught me to believe in myself again, and to fight for my rights. They helped me get my daughter back. For the first time in my life, I am financially independent. I know I can do it on my own. I know I can provide my daughter with a good life.

ThanksATASK would like to offer special thanks to the following supporters and community partners for their collaborative spirit, and passion for our work during the past year:

20142013•• Long-term•supporters•Diane•&•

Deval•Patrick,•Angela•&•Tom•Menino,•Mary•&•Paul•Lee,•Atsuko•&•Larry•Fish,•Kija•Kim•&•Jim•Aylward,•and•Reverend•Cheng•Imm•Tan•&•Ken•Morin•are•honored•at•the•20th•Annual•Silk•Road•Gala.

•• ATASK•receives•its•fourth•OVW•grant,•and•will•expand•its•Legal•Advocacy•Program.•

•• Students•with•limited•English•improve•their•computer,•communication,•and•job•readiness•skills•in•ATASK’s•innovative•ExCEL•program•in•collaboration•with•EF•Education•First•and•the•Cambridge•Community•Foundation.••

•• ATASK•plans•women’s•empowerment•internship•named•in•memory•of•late•Board•member•Catherine•Coburn.

•• Community•Leaders•Council•begins•efforts•to•raise•awareness•and•funds.••

•• Bloomingdale’s at Chestnut Hill for another successful shopping event, in particular Miyoko Naka, Laurie Thornton and Bloomingdale’s models, Janet Wu of WHDH/7News for emceeing, Daikanyama and Evy Tea for food and beverages, Winston Flowers for the floral arrangements, Oldat Lai and the Greater Boston Asian American Youth Symphony for musical performances, Van Hoang for photography services, and ATASK supporters and models Amy Ko, Ehryl O’Rourke, Toby Otting, and Laura Gassner-Otting.

•• Wheelock Family Theatre, in particular Charles Baldwin, and theatre staff and actors, as well as author Grace Lin for a special benefit performance of Where The Mountain Meets The Moon.

•• To everyone who supported, participated in, and helped with the success of the 2014 Silk Road Gala, in particular guest chefs Alison Fong of Bon Me, Ash Chan of Night Market, Asia Mei of Sam’s at Louis, Chin Kuo of Saus, and Joanne Chang of Flour Bakery+Café, to Winebow, Horizon Beverage, and Boston Beer Company for donated beverages, and I Dream of Jeanne Cakes and Dosa Factory for donated food, to Cathy O’Connell for the coffee service, and Gilbert Tseng of MEM Tea Imports, to Jane Staab, Jon Goldberg and performers Gary Ng, Michael Notardonato, Jenna Lea Scott, Michael Tow, and Lisa Yuen for the musical performances, to Alicia Wooden for a special presentation on behalf of DEAF Inc., to Frank Miranda and A Better Resolution for the audio visual services, to Brian Choi for photography, to top sponsors Bank of America and Tufts Medical Center, to emcee Janet Wu of WHDH/7News, to co-chairs Judge Nancy Gertner, Sherry Ladha & Brian Kelly, and Tracy & Dr. Michael Wagner, to our day-of volunteers, and to our steering committee: Mon Chau, Annette Cheng, Sidd Goyal, Vicky Hong, Amy Ko, Ana Leon, Frank Miranda, Eddie O’Connell, Audrey Paek, Kozue Sawame, Mike Tow, and Jay Trivedi.

•• Rama Nandiwada for organizing a special “Celebration of Beautiful Life” event to raise funds for ATASK’s emergency shelter.

•• Bob’s Discount Furniture and Ted English for continued support of our shelter and transitional housing programs.

•• Mintz Levin for organizing in-house collections, for both the back-to-school supplies and holiday gifts, that enhanced the lives of all of the children in our programs.

•• Eileen Hughes and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center for their special Lunar New Year donation drive.

•• Viet-AID and other community partners who were instrumental in the success of YEP’s Denim Day.

•• To the ATASK Community Leaders Council, for which 2014 was the first full year, especially Marina Dang, Catherine Chan, Lesley Chuang, YeSeul Kim, and Mon Chau for leadership in beginning the group and organizing events, and to Jennifer Cunningham for organizing the Tennis Tournament. Also special thanks to Grace Tsau and Xiaoyu Chen from Procter & Gamble for organizing the special CLC gift drive.

•• ATASK’s ever-growing group of collaborators and community partners, including Cradles to Crayons, Payless ShoeSource, the Japanese Women’s Leadership Initiative, Web of Benefit, and the Greater Boston Food Bank.

•• The dozens of interns and volunteers who provide program and administrative support at our three locations and in the community. This support is critical in helping us enhance our programs and services, and fulfill our mission.

Since 1994, ATASK staff have utilized their cultural knowledge, skills, and experience in developing and designing intimate partner violence (IPV) intervention and prevention programs that resonate with immigrant and refugee communities.

From 2009 to 2013, ATASK participated in a learning collaborative with seven other organizations in the U.S. that have expertise in working with immigrant survivors.

ATASK’s Youth Empowerment Project (YEP) was evaluated by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and LTG Associates.

56 teens aged 14–18 showed change in their knowledge, attitudes and behaviors around teen dating/domestic violence to develop healthy, culturally-supported relationships.

The February 2014 Strengthening What Works Initiative to prevent IPV in immigrant and refugee communities Summary Report stated: The preliminary results from this evaluation are promising and suggest that YEP can be effective in preventing IPV and developing critical consciousness about IPV and related issues among Asian American teens.

If young people have access to knowledge and skills, they will be empowered to act against violence and IPV.

Preventing•Domestic•and•Dating•Violence

Provided advocacy and case management for 437 clients including: safety planning, housing, healthcare, public benefits, employment, immigration and legal consultation, mental health referrals, and financial literacy/life skills, at our community-based sites.

Served 15 individuals (7 adults and 8 children), and provided 3,270 bed nights as part of the Transitional Housing Program.

Provided on-site legal advocacy for over 175 clients and facilitated 301 case consultations related to immigration, divorce, child custody, child support, public benefits, and restraining orders.

Helped 34 survivors improve their English, gain financial literacy, job readiness, and other skills through our ESOL/Life Skills program.

Raised awareness about domestic violence among thousands in our community through events and outreach and education programs like Denim Day, media placements, collateral materials, and online via social media and the ATASK website.

Participated in 52 community outreach events that provided information to over 80,400 individuals, trained 21 youth to be peer leaders in our Youth Empowerment Project and created 4 public service announcements as well as workshops on engaging men and boys as allies against domestic violence. The Education and Outreach department also educated 558 youth in area high schools and middle schools about teen dating violence prevention and healthy relationships and trained 407 professionals and service providers about trauma-informed and culturally-specific practices for working with survivors of domestic violence.

Served 56 clients(30 adults and 26 children) and

provided 547 bed nights at our emergency shelter.

Responded to 336 calls to our 24/7 emergency Helpline.

Revenue and Support

Contract Revenue $1,152,000 (70%)

Total Revenues $ 1,654,328

AssetsCurrent Assets:Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 452,653Accounts Receivable $ 121,319 Prepaid Expenses $ 44,542 Non Current Assets: Property and Equipment Net $ 494,135 Deposits $ 8,082 Total Assets $ 1,120,731

LiabilitiesAccounts Payable $ 42,690 Accrued Expenses $ 67,410 Mortgage Notes Payable $ 150,000 Total Liabilities $ 260,100

Net AssetsUnrestricted $ 621,518 Temporarily Restricted $ 239,113 Total Net Assets $ 860,631

Financial•Information(FY2014: July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014)

Special Event $247,886 (15%)

Contributions and Grants

$254,442 (15%)

In•2014•ATASK•staff...

ASIAN TASK FORCEAgainst Domestic Violence

P.O. Box 120108, Boston, MA 0211224-hour Multilingual Helpline: 617.338.2355Tel: 617.338.2350 • Fax: 617.338.2354www.atask.org

An Affiliate ofUnited Way of Massachusetts Bayand Merrimack Valley

Additional photos can be found at www.atask.org

Report Editor: James SkypeckReport Graphic Design: ES Design

The artwork for this year’s annual report was generously donated by author and illustrator Grace Lin (www.gracelin.com). In celebration of the 20th anniversary of ATASK’s emergency shelter, Grace offered her time and talent to create a piece that represents the vibrancy, diversity, and hope that exists in the community of survivors at our shelter.

Thank you for

joining us in 2014!

2014 Silk Road Gala supporters Dr. Karen Freund, Lynn Chang, Warren Behr, and Dr. Lisa Wong

Bloomingdale’s Day of Shopping and Fashion Models including Debbie Naka and gymnasts from the USA Gymnastics Crew, Amy Ko, Ehryl O’Rourke, Tobias Otting, Janet Wu, and Laura Gassner-Otting (photo by Van Hoang)

2014 Silk Road Gala Co-chair, Judge Nancy Gertner

2014 Silk Road Gala Board member and sponsors Vinod & Kamal Misra and guests

2014 Silk Road Gala ATASK Board member Sarah Kim, and supporters Annamarie & Geoffrey Why

Chestnut Hill 5k ATASK racers

Tennis tournament Participant and organizer, Jennifer Cunningham

Summer Picnic CLC members Lesley Chuang, Mon Chau, Marina Dang, and YeSeul Kim

2014 Silk Road Gala Chefs Anthony Ngo of Night Market, Asia Mei of Moonshine 152, Alison Fong of Bon Me, and Chin Kuo of Saus

2014 Silk Road Gala Laura Sen, John O’Connor, Joe Romanelli, and Susan Tran

ATASK’s Community

Leaders Council

(all 2014 Silk Road Gala photos by Brian Choi)

2014 Silk Road Gala ATASK President Linda Chin, Atsuko Toko Fish, staff member Cristina Ayala, ATASK Board Chair Audrey Paek, and Gala emcee Janet Wu

The staff and Board of the Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence thank all of our generous donors for their financial and in-kind contributions in 2014.

Grants and ContractsThe Alfred E. Chace Charity FoundationThe Anna B. Stearns Charitable Foundation, Inc.The Bank of America Charitable FoundationBJ’s Charitable FoundationBloomingdale’s Fund of the Macy’s FoundationBNY Mellon / Alice P. Chase TrustBoston Defending Childhood InitiativeBoston Health Care for the HomelessBushrod H. Campbell and Adah F. Hall Charity FundByrne Justice Assistance GrantThe Cambridge Community FoundationCampbell and Hall Charity FundCitizens Energy CorporationThe City of Boston

The City of Boston, Emergency Shelter GrantThe City of Boston, Office of Jobs and Community ServicesThe City of Boston, Police DepartmentThe City of Lowell, Community Development Block GrantThe Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Norfolk DistrictEugene F. Fay TrustFEMA, Emergency Food and Shelter ProgramHarvard Pilgrim Health Care FoundationHarvard UniversityJohn Hancock Financial ServicesMassachusetts Department of Children & Families

Massachusetts Department of Public HealthMassachusetts EOHSS – Salary ReserveProject Bread – The Walk for HungerKevin & Jean RussellRussell Colgate Fund, Inc.Simmons CollegeStaples Foundation For Learning, Inc.The TJX FoundationU.S. Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against WomenUnited Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack ValleyVerizon Wireless Hopeline – New England

A Better Resolution, Inc.Nancy AdamsSuman AdiseshuGeetanjali AdvaniCyrus AkbarianMichele AlbaneseAlex and AniAlexander, Aronson, Finning & Co., PCAmazon.comAmerican Repertory TheatreAmrita Singh Jewelry and AccessoriesCholada AramthipKathy ArmstrongArthur Murray BostonArtsEmersonCarol BacksAnitha BalasubramanianMary BalesJay BalkMyrna Balk & Ramon GreenbergBank of AmericaPedro BarbosaBen & Kate Taylor Charitable TrustKaren BenoitParul BhavsarVishal BholaBJ’s Wholesale Club, Inc.Bloomingdale’s at Chestnut Hill MallBlue GingerThe Blues Jean BarBNY Mellon Bob’s Discount FurnitureBon MeBoston BaroqueThe Boston Bruins

The Boston FoundationThe Boston Language InstituteBoston Lyric OperaThe Boston PhilharmonicSuzanne BrendleThomas BrennanJoe BrigadaJim BriggsDonna BrunoJavier BurgosShawn CaiCambridge Trust CompanyThe Cambridge-Ellis SchoolLisa CapocciaWilliam CarrollCathay Pacific RestaurantCelebrity Series of BostonLinda ChampaShelly ChanShu ChanAlan ChanLucia ChanJanelle ChanLawrence ChanPaul ChanAdelle ChangChangsho RestaurantMary & David ChappellThe Charles Riverboat Company, Inc.Mon ChauSien ChenChun-Mei ChenYongmei ChenCindy ChenDorothy Chen-CourtinOlivia ChengWenjie ChengJanet ChienChin & Curtis, LLPLinda Chin & Tom WorkmanJason ChowRichmond ChowLesley ChuangShobhit ChughMaryann Civitello

Jeff CoburnSteven CohenThe Columbus Restaurant GroupRobyn ComstockRebecca ConnorsThe Coolidge Corner Theatre Foundation, Inc.Tracy CostaAmy CoulombeAnthony CovaZhoumiao CroswellV. CulverJennifer CunninghamDiane CurrierJoe CurtinJeffrey DagostinoShireen DamghaniMarina DangDeaf, Inc.DeCordova Museum and Sculpture ParkDeloitte & Touche, LLPBarbara DemingKevin DePietriKathlen DohertySherry DongGeorge DonnellyDOVE, Inc. (DOmestic Violence Ended)Parastu DubashKanak Alokesh DuttaroyEastern Bank Charitable FoundationThe Edgerley Family FoundationEdwards, Wildman, Palmer, LLPEF Education FirstEileen FisherMartha EisenbergRenee EliahThe Ellen L. Simons FundElizabeth EmensKathleen EricksonVeronica ErstonSusan & Jeff EsperKatharine EstesF1 BostonKenneth FanStephanie & John Fan

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DonorsAnna FangJennifer FangMike FantozziBo FengEleanor FergusonPeter FerrariFiduciary Trust CompanyThe Finn Family FoundationFish Family FoundationFlour Bakery + CaféRachel FrankenfieldEric FreemanKaren FreundAlan FriedenthalFuji at KendallAngela FuscoG & G Educational FoundationTheresa GallantLinda GallinaroOm & Kanchan GandaAmanda GastonRanga GeethaClifton GeisslerKristen GerberNancy GertnerBethany GibsonCheryl GilliTom GillisLisa GlahnIlona GoldfarbSeetha GopalsamyHui-Ting & Mark GradyThe Grafton GroupGrantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co, LLCGerard GuarnottaJamelia Haddawi & Firas RaoufJoe HamelineRebecca HanSylvia Han & Bruce RubensteinDaniel HandalThe Handel and Haydn Society / Harry Christophers, Artistic DirectorCarolyn HannaAlison HarrisChris Hartley

Donors continued

Harvard Pilgrim Health CareHarvard UniversityMargaret HarveyBert HaungDarka HawryszDoris HeroffSatoko HespBen HinksAlicia HintlianJennifer HiteDee HlawekHuei-In Helen HoLen HoThe Ho / Ching Charitable FundBeth & Kevin HoffmanSarah HoganKee HongMichael HornRuth HunterSteven HwangHy-Line CruisesI Dream of Jeanne Cakes, Inc.Rosanne IaconoRenee Inomata & Paul LeeThe Institute of Contemporary Art / BostonKathy IrwinIsabella Stewart Gardner MuseumJ.P. LicksJane Doe, Inc.Catherine JaspersohnLucy JenDeborah JoelsonJohn F. Kennedy Presidential Library & MuseumLaurin JohnsonJoan KaneStefan KangKappa Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc.Sherry Ladha & Brian KellyDanielle KempeMichelle KerrLauren KetchumThe Keurig StoreKija Kim & Jim Aylward Charitable FoundationYeSeul KimSarah G. KimYuchih KoDavid KoAmy KoZina KondratiukJulie KorostoffMartha KosterRenuka KrishnamurthyPadmalatha KumaravelLaura KurzrokTat KwokHelen KwongGriffin LabbanceLatitude° Beverage CompanyVincent LauThuy LeSusan LeeRachel LeeEdwin LeeMary M. LeeRebecca LeePaul W. & Mary Y. Lee

Thuy Tran LeungShirley LeungPatricia LewMichael LiLi Family Charitable FundSusan LiangKathleen LigockiKaren LinRebecca & Denis LinSarah LinAngie LiouNelson LiuAlice LiuMeredith LobelAnthony LouiPeter LovelandRussell LovelandJean LuLi-Jun MaYuci MaMaggiano’s Little ItalyThe Malone Charitable FundAgnes ManMarc Jacobs International, LLCStephen MartwichuckMass AudubonKako MatsumotoMC2 Capital Management, LLCKevin McGintyJoy McNultyMatt McTygueDiane MedvecMay Chen MeiMEM Tea ImportsKeith MerlinNita MethaMicrosoftKristen MillerMintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and PopeoKamal & Vinod MisraMohegan SunDennis MoorePatricia MoranMorby Family Charitable Foundation, Inc.Missy MorganKatharine MorganMorgan, Lewis & Bockius LLPMartha MurphyJane MurrayThe Museum of Chinese in AmericaRama NandiwadaNisha NarayananLaura NelsonNetwork HealthThe New England AquariumThe New England Patriots Charitable FoundationNew Repertory TheatreElly Chou & David NewbowerLena NgorCalvin NguyenHang Nina NguyenNight MarketNitWits Intelligent Lice TreatmentJudith NorsigianMichael Notardonato

ATASK apologizes in advance for any potential errors or omissions and asks that you notify us at 617-338-2350 x222.

Michelle Nyeino ya, LLCBarbara O’ConnellO’Connell Design Build, Ltd.Old Sturbridge VillageJoanne O’NeillLaura Gassner OttingAudrey H. PaekDeana PanRebecca PangHoward ParnesPartners HealthCarePoonam PatidarPatriot Global Enterprises, LLCAmanda PattersonPayless ShoeSourceThe Peabody Essex MuseumSubash PereiraAdrian PetersonChristine PhaneufSusan PhillipsPlimoth PlantationLois PowersJoan PrestonRyan ProsserJean & John QuintalThe Radius EnsambleAlexandra RannikSukanya & Bikram RayThe Red Sox FoundationArlis ReynoldsAlison RobertsLiz RockwellDiana RogersJoseph RomanelliJeff RonnerKatelyn RoodBill RowanBonnie RubrechtJean RussellPauline Jen & Terry RyanRohini & Ravinder SakhujaSaks Fifth AvenueSam’s at Louis BostonSarah E. Worley Conflict Resolution, PCSausKatie SavageSameer SaweAnnie SchreiberJenna Lee ScottBetty ScottLorraine SeeLaura SenMinita Shah-MaraCheuk ShianMichael ShortRichard SimeoneSky Zone Indoor Trampoline ParkSkydive PepperellPiotr SlandaJohn SmithIan SoJose SoltrenSouth Cove Community Health CenterJane StaabKurt SteinkraussSterling Golf Management, Inc.Strem Chemicals, Inc.

Jeannie Suk & Jacob GersenTanisha SullivanSun Life Financial U.S.SuperShagArvia SutandiTai Tung Pharmacy, Inc.Reena ThadhaniStephenie ThurberTodos Dance and Fitness StudioMonica TommetJoe TompkinsTop of the Hub Restaurant & LoungeReichi TorbertMichael & Nancy TowTanya TrevisanJay & Heena TrivediCandice Lam & Tony TrzcinkaMarian TseAnna TsuiTufts Medical CenterKathi TurnerUniversity of Massachusetts BostonVerizon WirelessAnn VickersVienneMilano, LLCVineyard VinesW BostonAnn WagnerMichael & Tracy WagnerEllen WalshAnnie WalshWalt Disney WorldMadeline WanDanielle WardLorick WashMaile WatkinsWeb of Benefit, Inc.WegmansJeffrey WeiEugene WelchSusan Roosevelt WeldSara WellsMarissa WeselyThe Wheelock Family TheatreWhole Foods Market – Boston / SymphonyGeoffrey & Annamarie WhyWilmerHaleAllen WongGee WongWaichi WongJohn WongLisa Wong & Lynn ChangSarah E. WorleyJoan WortmanPam WrightMark WuCandice WuJulian WuWilliam YatesGary YeeVincent YeeEdwin YeungCissy YoungEmily YuPacy YuanVeronica ZhangZoo New England