2011 ANNUAL REPORT - Boys and Girls Club of Boston

2011 ANNUA L REPORT

is to help young people, especially those who need us most, build strong
character and realize their full potential as responsible citizens and leaders.

Dear Friends:
GREAT FUTURES START HERE
That’s the message
in Boys & Girls
Clubs of America’s
public service
announcement
featuring
Denzel Washington,
Jennifer Lopez, Martin Sheen, Shaquille O’Neal, and others
(you can view the short video by clicking on the link on our
web site home page). These celebrities are alumni from Boys
& Girls Clubs all over the country who have indisputably done
great things with their lives, and credit their success to their
Club experiences. They were once young people who needed
adult guidance, a safe place to play, encouragement to
meet their potential, hope and opportunity. No matter where
they lived, they found those things and more at their local
Boys & Girls Club.
Of the more than 14,000 children and teens who benefit each
year from our Clubs and programs across Boston and in
Chelsea, not many will go on to have a Hollywood career to
rival Denzel’s, or a basketball career like Shaq had. Let’s be
honest, not many people do, regardless of their background.
But each year Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston alumni fulfill
their potential as effective citizens. They lead lives that are
extraordinary in their own ways, excelling in their chosen
fields as teachers, firefighters, business owners, non-profit
managers, nurses, social workers and military officers. Today
they are living out their great futures as role models, making
their communities better places. They are part of the solution
to break the cycle of violence and poverty that has plagued
inner-city neighborhoods.
There’s Katie from South Boston, who is now an assistant
high school principal; Candace from Roxbury, who is a
district representative for a local congressman; Nicole from
Charlestown, who is a social media analyst for federal
student aid at the U.S. Department of Education; and
Vedran from Chelsea who is working in global tax services.
And each year more people from a variety of backgrounds
make the commitment to help Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston
fulfill its mission. You are one of them. Whether you joined
one of our Local Advisory Boards, Board of Overseers or
Board of Directors, or provided sponsorship for our programs
and events, you are helping to ensure the strength and the
sustainability of our organization. Our kids’ great future is
possible in large part because of you.
Now in our 119th year of serving young people in Greater
Boston, we are so proud to partner with you to keep our
10 Clubs, YouthConnect and Camp Harbor View effective,
affordable and accessible to those who need us most. We
couldn’t do what we do without your generous support.
In this Annual Report you can read about Club alumni and
supporters who bring this theme to life. We hope their stories
will inspire you. On behalf of all of the young people we serve
who dream of a great future, thank you.
With gratitude,
Josh Kraft
Nicholas President and CEO*
Jonathan G. Davis
Chair of the Board of Directors
*The senior professional position at Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston was
named in 2006 in recognition of Pete and Ginny Nicholas to honor their
deep commitment to the organization and to further their dedication
to ensuring excellence in organizational leadership.
Follow me on Twitter
@joshkraft
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A L U M N I AND S TAFF
Be
“I learned that your future really can start in a single moment, because that
day, thanks to the Club, I learned the difference between right and wrong.”
“I thought I had it all figured
out, but in fact I was very
confused, easily persuaded by
peer pressure,” says Ramon
Morales. Ramon’s mother was
a single parent who worked two
full-time jobs, so he often didn’t have anyone available to
give him positive guidance.
Ramon now realizes that a single moment can change
one’s life. It was the summer of 1997 and Ramon decided
to go to Burger King with some friends to take advantage
of a free french fries offer. Josh Kraft, then Executive
Director of the Jordan Club, overheard their conversation
and offered them a ride.
Ramon remembers, “Josh was nearby as I received my
free fries. Next, I went over to the soda fountain and began
filling an empty soda bottle I had brought for this purpose.
All of a sudden, I heard a stern voice ask, ‘Hey, did you
pay for that’ I turned around slowly, completely stunned.
In front of my friends and the entire restaurant, I replied,
‘No.’ Josh responded, ‘Then it is considered stealing. Get
back in line and pay for it.’”
Ramon remembers having to make a quick decision
whether to respond with attitude or get back in line.
Since Josh had never been anything but respectful
to him, Ramon chose to get back in line. He also
remembers feeling totally embarrassed.
If you ask Ramon the point of the story, he’ll tell you
never to go to Burger King with Josh! But then he’ll get
serious and say that it was tough to swallow his pride,
especially in front of his friends, and that he wonders what
would have happened if no one had been there to set him
straight. “I learned that your future really can start in a
single moment, because that day, thanks to the Club, I
learned the difference between right and wrong.”
Ramon Morales, age 28, graduated from Wentworth Institute
of Technology and received his M.B.A. in International Business
from Suffolk University. He works as a Department Manager
at Flowserve Corp., which has over 15,000 employees in more
than 50 countries.
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Lindsey Elder long awaited her
6th birthday. This was the day she
was eligible to become a member
at the South Boston Boys &
Girls Club. “I lived right around
the corner from the Club and it
was such a tease to see all the kids having so much fun.”
Lindsey’s mom worked nights, so once Lindsey turned 6,
she went to the Club most days after school and spent the
majority of her time in the Discovery (art) Room and the
pool, where she was a member of the Swim Team.
At school, Lindsey was often teased about her weight.
It was at the Club that she felt most comfortable. “I was
made fun of at school when I was in my clothes, but
here (at the Club) I was in a bathing suit and I’m just
one of the team; nobody made an issue out of it. You
know, you think that would be the total opposite of
when you’d feel most self-conscious. But I really felt
like a stronger person here.”
Along with confidence, Lindsey developed many
friendships and benefited from adult mentors
at the Club.
The days of swim team practice at the Club have long
passed for Lindsey, who is a Captain in the Army and
currently leading the ROTC program at Stonehill College.
Lindsey continues to visit the South Boston Club, always
stopping in to see Anne Gordon, who still runs the
Discovery Room. She is a member of the South Boston
Club Alumni Council, a group of former Club kids whose
focus is to reach out to fellow alumni and re-engage
them with the Club.
Lindsey Elder, age 30, received her B.A. in Journalism from the
University of Massachusetts Amherst. She was deployed to Iraq
for one year and also has been stationed in Germany, Texas and
Hawaii. Lindsey currently runs the Army ROTC program at
Stonehill College, training sophomore cadets.
Melisa Canuto was raised in
Roxbury. She says, “Some kids
grow up in a bubble, believing
everything is perfect and they’ll
always be safe, but I never had
that.” She was lucky to have
positive adult role models to guide and support her, but
Melisa grew up seeing violence and substance abuse
destroying families and taking over her community. She
felt safest, she says, when she was at the Roxbury Boys
& Girls Club (now called the Yawkey Club of Roxbury).
“I knew I wanted to work with kids from my community,
to build trust and to help them and their families have a
better life,” she says. Melisa excelled in high school, went
to Lesley University and then to Boston College, where
she earned a Master’s in Social Work.
She completed internships in public schools, health
clinics, and community centers. For an undergraduate
independent project that required her to create a new
social work program, she took her inspiration from her
favorite TV show, Law & Order.
“I saw an opportunity for social workers to partner with
police officers to support victims of crime. I couldn’t
believe it when my research led me to YouthConnect
and that it was based in Boston.”
Melisa says she has been described as “a woman on a
mission” for her focus on working for YouthConnect.
Today she manages 30 active cases a month and takes
great satisfaction in her work. As a Cape Verdean speaker,
she knows she is filling an essential community need.
“I hear about families that were in crisis but could not
overcome the language barrier to get the help they needed.
“Many of our clients believe that by 18 they will be dead
or incarcerated; they don’t believe they have a future
beyond that. Many of them feel they have been let down
by the system. So it’s about creating hope in a hopeless
situation; about constantly helping them reach short-term
goals so they don’t get overwhelmed. I’ve learned that great
futures start in that moment.”
Melisa Canuto has been a YouthConnect social worker for three
years. She works at District C11 of the Boston Police Department,
serving the Dorchester community.
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B O ARD MEM B ERS
Ensuring

Inspiring a Community to Give
The two sought advice from Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston
Board Member Emily Brown, who launched a successful
partnership between her community of Cohasset and the
Yawkey Club of Roxbury that generates annual funding for
summer camp sponsorships. “That was the model for us,”
Mary Ann says.
Mary Ann Mattoon and Kathleen Katterhagen only
knew each other in passing until Boys & Girls Clubs of
Boston Board member Donna Hazard suggested they get
involved with the organization. Today they are at the center
of a group of Weston residents who are working to make a
difference in the lives of Dorchester youth.
“It’s hard for me to imagine being a child growing up in
Dorchester,” Kathleen says, “but if I was, and if I had a
person like Scott McLellan in my life, I know it would
make a huge difference.”
Kathleen is referring to the Executive Director of the Blue
Hill Club and the neighborhood where the Club is located.
Although Dorchester is just 12 miles from the upscale
suburb of Weston, it can seem a world away to a child.
“Being a parent myself has made me feel passionate
about this,” Kathleen says. “I feel such a tenderness
for these kids.”
Both women were drawn to Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston
because of its combination of critical mission, broad
impact, and professional management. But they needed
to identify how they could contribute.
Mary Ann recalls their concerns about raising money
since neither had fundraising experience. Instead, she
says, “What we found is that volunteering with BGCB is
accessible regardless of your lifestyle and experience.
The organization provides so much support.”
They asked their friends to join the effort, and a
Weston committee was soon formed. Each member
was responsible for inviting others to a breakfast at a
private home. “Our ask was $75 and the money went
directly to the Club to provide a summer camp experience
for a child who otherwise wouldn’t have one. It is such a
simple idea, and there is so much return,” Mary Ann says.
“Children emptied their piggy banks to join the effort,
saying they thought all kids should have the opportunity
to go to camp,” Kathleen adds. One of the women who
attended the breakfast was inspired to raise additional
funds by organizing a mini-marathon. In its first year, the
Weston initiative has raised $15,000 and provided 200
weeks of summer camp for Dorchester youth.
“We’re doing more than raising money. We’re educating
future generations. It’s so rewarding to be part of
something bigger,” Kathleen says.
The two agree that they generate more ideas working as a
team, and enjoy partnering with someone who shares the
same values.
What they have learned, says Kathleen, is that “the
Club is a place to play and a place to do homework,
but more than that, it’s a bridge to something better...
a great future.”
Mary Ann Mattoon and Kathleen Katterhagen serve on
Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston’s Board of Overseers.
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B O ARD MEM B ERS (CONTINUED )
Diversity Ensures Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston’s Great Future
Helen Chin Schlichte believes
that serving on the Governance
Committee is one of the most
important roles a board member
can have at any organization
because it’s where the future
leadership is identified and
cultivated. Helen has served on this committee at Boys &
Girls Clubs of Boston since she joined the Board in 1996,
around the time that Myra Kraft was named Chair. “Myra
was driven to diversify the board, to include women and to
better reflect the communities BGCB serves,” Helen says.
“It has been a very rewarding initiative that has attracted
smart, committed individuals who help strengthen the
organization in every way.”
Helen grew up in Charlestown and was familiar with
the Club, even if she wasn’t able to join when it only
served boys. “Like me,” she says, “many of BGCB’s
Board Members are drawn to serve because they
identify with today’s members, having come from
similar roots, regardless of how their circumstances
may have improved.”
Since the passing of her husband, George, Helen has
dedicated herself to fulfilling his generous philanthropic
commitments, and to “ensuring that I can leave
money to the organizations at which I’ve been privileged
to serve.” Helen became a planned giving donor at
Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston because she wants kids
to have opportunity, both now and in the future. “I hear
inspiring alumni stories at events and know there are
thousands more,” she explains. “I want to be sure we can
continue this success.”
One story that inspires Helen is the story of Hansong,
whom she calls “the grandchild I never had.” Hansong
moved to Charlestown from China at age 4, and
Helen introduced him to the Club two years later. There
Hansong learned to socialize with children from a broader
community. Helen recalls how much he benefited from the
Club’s summer camp and later from the high quality afterschool
programs. He learned to be proud of who he is,
and gained confidence. Helen remembers that someone
once called him “China Boy.” “No,” he responded, “My
name in Hansong.”
Today Hansong is a college sophomore, taking liberal arts
and pre-med courses. “He has a great future,” Helen says
with deep affection and pride.
Helen Chin Schlichte is a member of Boys & Girls Clubs of
Boston’s Board of Directors. She is President Emeritus of the
South Cove Manor Nursing Home and serves on the Board
of Directors of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and the
Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway Conservancy.

Creating Effective Leaders
Community Involvement
“Leadership is one of the most
important skills we can provide
to kids, especially during these
tough times,” says Brian Powers,
who has spent his professional
life helping people enhance
their leadership capabilities. As
an independent consultant, and previously as the Senior
Director of EMC University, Brian works with individuals
and organizations to enable them to reach their full
potential, comparable to what Boys & Girls Clubs of
Boston does for young people.
In Brian’s experience, many people who become managers
don’t get proper training to become effective leaders. This
is especially true in non-profits where resources can be
limited. That’s why, for a long time, Brian had wanted to
apply his professional skills for the benefit of a non-profit
organization. It was just a question of finding the right
opportunity.
Three years ago, Brian found that opportunity when he
was introduced to Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston. In that
time, he has gotten to know staff at all levels who are
impassioned about delivering their best work to make
a positive difference in kids’ lives. He has witnessed
their long hours, deep commitment, and passion for the
mission, which has inspired him to keep giving back.
“I grew up in Dorchester, but I never had the opportunity
to go to a Club,” Brian says. “I see the difference it makes
for kids today, when the need is so great. Hopefully, I’m
making a difference by helping leaders of the organization
create an environment where the future really is born.”
Brian has provided a variety of professional development
experiences for Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston’s leadership
team, and hopes his contributions are enabling staff to be
better leaders and managers, so that they, in turn, can help
children and teens live up to their full potential.
Brian says, “Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston creates such a
positive, almost spiritual atmosphere that you can’t help
but be drawn in and want to do more. It just lifts you up.”
Brian Powers is a member of Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston’s
Board of Overseers.
“I am a firm believer that
people can contribute to an
organization in many ways,”
says Peter Creighton, “not
just financially.” Indeed Peter
epitomizes this philosophy –
contributing time, energy, and
ideas to local causes. Since becoming involved with Boys &
Girls Clubs of Boston, Peter has played a key role in a variety
of activities. Whether it’s organizing and chaperoning an
outing for Yawkey Club of Roxbury members to local dance
performances or pitching in at a pre-season cleanup of
Camp Harbor View, Peter delights in active membership.
In addition, he worked with contemporaries to establish
the Friends Council, allowing for a younger generation to
find new ways to get involved. Now a member of the Board
of Overseers, he hopes to do more, and seeks specifically
to synthesize the resources of the many organizations with
which he is involved. “The Clubs offer kids so many great
programs and opportunities, but there is more to see and
do. Kids can get out more. There are more connections that
can be made.”
During the summer months, Peter takes a break from
leading a real estate development firm and relocates to
Thompson Island, where he is the director of a Summer
Learning Partnership; part of a national initiative to stem
summer learning loss.
Peter hopes to continue to share his appreciation of the
arts and environment with the group of urban youth BGCB
serves by leveraging his involvement as a board member
with the Appalachian Mountain Club, Boston Natural
Areas Network, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. “I’m
fortunate to be involved with several non-profits in and
around Boston,” he says. “I would like to be able to harness
those connections to extend access to Boston youth so that
they can continue to explore the arts and the environment.”
Regardless of the opportunity, if Peter is involved, he
will look for ways to do more, serve more, inspire more.
Because Peter truly believes that great futures for kids
start with an adult who cares.
Peter Creighton is the Principal of Land Resources Associates
L.L.C. and a member of Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston’s Board
of Overseers.
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EFFECTIV E P ARTNERSH I PS
Here
A Safe Place to Play
Holiday Flowers Help Kids
BGCB Gets in the Game
A KaBOOM playground was
built as part of the Yawkey Club of
Roxbury’s Centennial Celebration,
which concluded in December
2010. Completed in just one day,
the new playground — designed by
kids, built by volunteers — is a safe
playspace enclosed within a fenced
area on Club grounds. More than
200 volunteers participated, with
residents of the Roxbury community
joining with employees from JetBlue
Airways, Suffolk Construction, and
Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston.
The playground is serving
approximately 250 local children
who previously did not have access
to a playground. The playground
is part of KaBOOM’s initiative to
provide a great place to play within
walking distance of every child in
America.
Winston Flowers’ philanthropic
initiative, Charity in Bloom, provides
a new revenue stream to a dozen
effective local non-profits. Boys &
Girls Clubs of Boston was honored
to be selected as the program
partner for December, one of
Winston’s highest grossing months.
For the entire month, anyone giving
a gift from Winston Flowers’ Charity
in Bloom collection was able to
make someone’s holiday brighter
while making a difference in the life
of a child.
Winston Flowers donated 20% of
the proceeds from the sale of the
special floral designs, and in its first
year, Charity of Bloom raised over
$30,000 for Boys & Girls Clubs of
Boston. Based on the program’s
success, Boys & Girls Clubs of
Boston was the December partner
again in 2011.
In June,
Boston Celtics
Shamrock
Foundation
welcomed Boys
& Girls Clubs
of Boston as a Focus Partner for the
2011-2012 season. The partnership
provides funding, resource and
branding support to select nonprofit
organizations whose mission
is to serve youth. As one of just six
Focus Partners, Boys & Girls Clubs
of Boston will receive many benefits,
including tickets, Celtics personnel
and trophy appearances, and signed
Celtics memorabilia, as well as a
$50,000 cash donation. Additionally,
Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston will
receive publicity through the Celtics’
web site, newsletters, social media
and game-time announcements.
Boston Celtics Shamrock Foundation
is dedicated to extending the
reach of the Celtics’ legacy into
the community through programs
benefiting children in need. The
Focus Partnership will allow Boys
& Girls Clubs of Boston to enhance
the service they provide to youth
throughout Boston and Chelsea.
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Food and Flowers Grow
in Roxbury
More than 120 local Comcast
employees and their families and
friends spent a Saturday in April
improving the grounds at the Yawkey
Club of Roxbury as part of the 10th
annual Comcast Cares Day. Comcast
employee volunteers weeded,
planted flower beds, and dedicated a
new “Good Food Garden” designed
to provide hands-on gardening
experience while inspiring healthy
eating habits. The Good Food
Garden program is a joint effort of
Scripps Networks Interactive / Food
Network, Share Our Strength, and
Teich Garden Systems.
On behalf of the employees and
family members who volunteered,
the Comcast Foundation donated
$25,000 to help Boys & Girls
Clubs of Boston continue to fulfill
its mission throughout the year.
Comcast Cares Day is one way that
Comcast helps to power dreams
and demonstrate a year-round
commitment to making a difference
in the neighborhoods it serves.
From Garden to Table
Members of the Blue Hill Club
learned to love their vegetables by
growing their own fresh produce
this year. They planted a spring
garden, including tomatoes, basil
and peppers, then planted carrots,
spinach and garlic, and watched with
excitement as their crops flourished
through the end of the summer.
They sampled healthy new recipes
using the fruits of their labor from
potato pancakes to fresh tomato
salsa and garlic tea, and many
members tried certain vegetables for
the first time. The garden project will
resume next spring and continue to
encourage Club members to make
healthy food choices.
The Blue Hill garden project is
funded by the Harvard Pilgrim
Health Care Foundation as part of
its Growing Up Healthy initiative, in
collaboration with the Food Project.
Golf, More Than a Game
McGladrey’s Charlestown office
held its first charity golf event in
June, raising $150,000 for Boston
charities, including $50,000 for
Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston. More
than 150 golfers and other guests
participated in the McGladrey
Foundation Charity Golf Event.
Activities included a golf clinic led
by LPGA and PGA TOUR players
Natalie Gulbis and Chris DiMarco.
McGladrey’s support provides
unrestricted funds to Boys &
Girls Clubs of Boston for the
implementation of our six core
program initiatives across all Clubs.
The McGladrey Foundation gives
employees a unique opportunity
to work as a team, to share
their time and to support the
communities in which they live and
work. Primarily funded by employee
contributions, the Foundation
engages in fundraising initiatives
and employee-run events.
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2010-2011 C O RPORATE L E A D E RSH I P C O UNCIL
Engaging the Corporate Community: Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston’s Corporate Leadership Council
(CLC) was initiated in the fall of 2008. Co-chairs Robert Gallery, Massachusetts President of Bank
of America, and John Fish, President and CEO of Suffolk Construction Company and its Red & Blue
Foundation, provide leadership for this distinguished group of business executives.
Current programming includes two annual
breakfast meetings that feature a keynote speaker
and highlight related Club and program activities.
In FY11, we were pleased to welcome William
Sahlman, Harvard Business School’s Dimitri
V. D’Arbeloff – MBA Class of 1955 Professor of
Business Administration / Senior Associate Dean
for External Relations; and Dr. Gary Gottlieb,
President and CEO of Partners Healthcare, as our
guest speakers. Josh Kraft and program staff from
our Clubs provided additional insight into the
significant impact corporate investments have
on our members.
PREMIER CORPORATE PARTNER
LEAD CORPORATE PARTNERS
2010 – 2011 CORPORATE LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
Co-Chairs
John F. Fish
Suffolk Construction Co., Inc.
Robert E. Gallery
Bank of America
Council Members
William F. Achtmeyer
The Parthenon Group
Bradley R. Balter
Balter Capital Management, LLC
Jeffrey C. Bloomberg
Gordon Brothers Group, LLC
William S. Buccella
The Northern Trust Company
Joseph P. Campanelli
Flagstar Bank
James A. Canfield
McCall & Almy, Inc.
Richard J. Caturano
McGladrey
Jonathan G. Davis
BGCB Board of Directors
The Davis Companies
Sandra M. Edgerley
BGCB Board of Directors
Karen M. Firestone
Aureus Asset Management LLC
Carol Fulp
John Hancock Financial
Malcolm Goodridge
Formerly with American Express
Vicary M. Graham
BNY Mellon
Lawrence D. Greenberg
Alydar Capital
Sean M. Healey
Affiliated Managers Group, Inc.
Kip Hollister
Hollister
Ronald A. Homer
RBC Global Asset Management
(U.S.) Inc.
Bruce N. Jacobs
Westfield Capital Management, LP
David E. Johnson
Bain & Company
Gerald R. Jordan
Hellman, Jordan Management
Co. Inc.
David C. Kaplan
Shepherd Kaplan LLC
Michael A. Krupka
Bain Capital Partners, LLC
Marc Margulies
Margulies Perruzzi Architects
Thomas J. May
NSTAR
Brendan P. McDonough
D.E. Shaw Investment
Management
Michael A. Miles
Staples, Inc.
David Mussafer
Advent International Corporation
Thomas J. Niedermeyer
Liberty Square Asset
Management
Rodger P. Nordblom
Nordblom Management
Company, Inc.
Peter Palandjian
Intercontinental Real Estate Corp.
Saul J. Pannell
Wellington Management Company
Randy Peeler
Berkshire Partners LLC
Kevin C. Phelan
Colliers Meredith & Grew
Richard P. Quinlan, Esq.
Liberty Mutual Group
Robert L. Reynolds
Putnam Investments
George A. Russell
State Street Corporation
Ronald L. Sargent
Staples, Inc.
Robert Smyth
Palladium Group Fellow
Kimberly Steimle
Suffolk Construction Co., Inc.
Donald J. Steiner
Webster Capital
Herbert S. Wagner
The Baupost Group
Marc A. White
JPMorgan Private Bank
Stephen R. Woods
RBS Citizens
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THE N E W Y O R K S P ECIAL S I TUATIONS G R OUP (N YSSG)
Formed to bring together individuals working in New York City with ties to Boston, the group, in its
3rd year, raised more than $400,000 to support Club programs and members. We appreciate the
generosity and involvement of the individuals and companies comprising the NYSSG — whether
they attended an informational event or participated in the Barrister Cup Golf Tournament.
Anonymous (3)
Mr. David Goldweitz
Scott Adams
Mr. Justin Green
Mr. Dimitrios E. Balodimas
Mr. Steven Hallenbeck
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley R.
Balter
Mr. Scott Barringer
James Berylson
Mr. Jeff Binder
Mr. Christopher M. Birch
Rob Bittencourt
Mr. James Borger
Mr. Robert Boucai
Bradford Renaissance
Portraits Corporation
Mr. Marc A. Buan
Mr. Nicholas F. Burgin
Mr. Thomas J. Campbell
Will Carnell
Chris Cazier
Scott Clark
Mr. Andrew Curtis
Mr. Nick Danella
Mr. Scott Daniels
Brenna Driscoll
Emily Driscoll
Brian Dunne
Mr. Fred Ehrsam
Elite Island Resorts
Mr. Erik Fagan
Mr. Scott G. Farber
Ryan Feeney
Eric M. Feinstein
Mr. Charles Ferraro
Goldman Sachs Gives
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Matching Gift Program
Matt Hancock
Mr. Raja S. Harb
Mr. William Hench
Mr. Nicholas S. Hurley
Chris Iannuzzi
The Jordan Company, L.P.
Brendan Kelly
Ryan Kelly
Mr. Patrick Kenneally
Gord and Tania Kluzak
Mr. Brandon Logigian
Mr. Doug Logigian
Marc Lombardo
Mr. Frank MacKinney
Mr. John D. Mann
Joshua Mason
Mr. Will McDonough
Mr. Daniel McNamara
Mr. Denny Mitchell
Mr. Matt Mitchell
Mr. Pat Mitchell
Robert Mohr
Mr. Rodman W.
Moorhead IV
The New England Patriots
Charitable Foundation
Christopher Ng
J. Blake Nolan
Mr. Stephen K. Orr Jr.
Mr. R. Gregory Parker
Scott Parrot
Mr. Conley Patton
Mr. Nicholas Phillips
David Piscatelli
Michael Pittore
Providence Equity
Partners, LLC
Mr. Joseph Rault
Mr. Mark Rooney
Mr. Greg Safran
Lauren and Deeb A. Salem
Mr. Matthew Salem
Mr. Michael Salem
Adam J. Saltzman, M.D.
Mr. Madhu Satyanarayana
Robert F. Savage
Mr. Josh Schwimmer
Mr. Nicholas J. Seminara
Mr. Edward Smallwood
Mr. Gray Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Smith
David Snider
Mr. Ben Solomon
The Standard Grill
Mr. Joseph G. Steffa Jr.
Gregory F. Stewart
Mr. Ryan Stroker
Mr. Stelio Suarez
Michael and Kristen Swenson
Linley Taber
Mr. Liam Timoney
Mr. Christian Tosi
UBS Warburg
Mr. Matt Verrochi
Mr. Ben von Reyn
Mr. Michael Walsh
Drew Weber
Mr. Michael Weber
Chip Witherspoon
Mr. John Wolff
Brian Wolman
Daniel Wolman
Gabe Mustard Wood
Mr. William Yearick
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FRIEND S C OUNCIL 2010-2011
Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston’s Friends Council provides professional and social networking opportunities
while connecting young professionals who share a desire to help urban youth. The Friends Council
represents the next generation of BGCB leadership and many members are continuing their family’s
legacy of supporting BGCB.
Members as of June 30, 2011
Jim Freeman +
Maggie Moran +
Kara Gillette +
Christina Mortelliti
Beverly Gottlieb
Dorothea Nelson
Katie Grassa +
Colleen Nevin
Kaitlyn Greeley
Sheryl O’Brien
Leah Green +
Alexandra Paparsenos
Jennifer Gulino
Jarrod Pelletier +
Trevor Harlow
Maura Pritchard
Matt and Sheila Hiatt +
Abigail Reynolds
Sara Holcomb +
Anne Ristau +
Keon Holmes
Ned Salter +
FOUNDING CO-CHAIRS
Peter Creighton
Bill Moran
Ashley Wisneski
CO-CHAIRS ELECT
Joe McKeever
Meredith Stoddard
LEADERSHIP
COMMITTEE
Matt Chardavoyne +
Michael DiMella +
Kristin Ede +
Bill Fink +
Callie Gaherty +
John and Alison Glover +
Brian Kelly +
Lauren Phelan Lipscomb +
Joanna Litsas
Erin McEvoy +
Dan Ronan +
Fedor Smith+
Rebekah Splaine +
Stephanie Sweeney +
Yvonne Tang +
Alex Wayman +
MEMBERS
Brendan Albert and
Kate Gutierrez
Sean Armstrong
Samantha Bain
Victoria R. Bendetson
Paul and Ashley Bernon +
Penny Billington
Patrick Brennan
Ashleigh Brown
Emily and John Brown +
Lindsay Bucci
Elizabeth and John Carroll +
Nagib Charles
Terry and Kristin Connell +
Elana Convicer
Emily Damiano
Amanda Del Balso
Eric Denny
Brenna Downing
Brad Dunn
Beth Edwards +
Mark Epker +
Ann-Marie Filles
Ed Fish
Marissa Forman
Meghan Horan
Bruce and Ashley Jacobs +
Darcy Jameson
Kristin Kacewicz
Yvette Kamerling
Samuel Kaplan
MonaLisa Kiruba
Joseph and Jennifer
Kolchinsky
Jason B. Korb
Tad Lawton
James Lipscomb +
Vanessa Logan
Kate Lubin and Glen Sutton +
Jesse MacDonald +
LeeAnn Manning
Daniel Markham
Addison Marsh Jr.
Mary Marshall +
Marisa McCann
Catherine McCool
Louis and Kristine McDavid
Erin McMahon
Gregory McQuade
Matt Meyersohn +
Nichole Mikshenas +
Kate Moran +
Paul Sheerin
Elizabeth S. Skinner
Molly McAuliffe Smith +
Gillian Soucy
Justene Spaulding +
Alison Tankard
Angelo Thalassinos +
Connie Tom
Daniel Tortora
Christopher and Katharine
Uber
Ian Watson +
Tom and Sarah Weigel +
Jill Weiner and Andrew
Levine +
Fiamma Zamori and
David Amoyal +
CORPORATE SPONSORS
Bank of America
Blue Cross Blue Shield
of Massachusetts
+ indicates founding members
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IN M E M O RIAM
Myra H. Kraft, her impact was immeasurable
By Sandy Edgerley
Myra was an amazing woman,
beloved by so many; a true
heroine who made a deep and
lasting impact on countless
individuals and on whole
communities. I was so fortunate
to have had the chance to work closely with Myra in several
organizations, to see her in action and to witness the
remarkable impact she had. It seems almost impossible
to capture in words all of what this incredible woman did,
who she was, and what she meant to us.
Myra was smart, strategic; she had incredible judgment
about people and a grasp of the full range of issues. She
was tenacious, and she had a huge heart. During her
tenure as BGCB’s Board Chair, she truly transformed
the organization. She brought in extraordinary staff
leadership, cultivated board members and donors,
identified how the needs of local youth had changed, and
pioneered the staffing of social workers in the Clubs. She
oversaw the building of new Clubs and the fundraising
required to open them, the partnership of the organization
with the Boston Police Department, and a doubling of the
number of youth BGCB served annually. As BGCB’s first
female Board Chair, she inspired so many other women,
myself included, to get involved and make a difference.
Myra loved the Club kids, and she knew so many of them
by name. She made time to talk with them and get to
know them over the years, and she always related to them
at their level. The Kraft Teen Recognition Awards and the
Giving Back Scholarships, given by Myra’s four sons in her
honor, recognize youth who give something back to the
community, who do it because it is the right thing to do.
That so embodies the spirit of Myra – she gave back to
the community in so many ways, not for any kind of
personal recognition or credit, but because it was the
right thing to do.
The truth is, Myra’s impact was immeasurable because
she not only took action that improved others’ lives, but
she also inspired so many others to get involved, to give,
to give back – the multiplier effect is incalculable.
Myra was truly one of a kind, and her passing has left an
enormous void and a hole in our hearts. But we will do
our best to carry on the work she cared about so deeply.
I know she would have wanted us to.
Sandy Edgerley is BGCB’s Immediate Past Chair of the
Board of Directors.

IN M E M O RIAM
William “Bill” O. Taylor,
determined to help those
in need
By Tim Leland
It’s a good thing Bill Taylor wasn’t
present at his memorial service
in Harvard Yard last May. He would have been horrified by
the huge turnout of family, friends and admirers who came
to pay their respects, and thoroughly embarrassed by all
the nice things that were said about him. “What’s all the
fuss about” he would have asked. As the publisher of The
Boston Globe and chairman of Affiliated Publications, its
parent company, Bill was one of the most important and
influential citizens of Boston. He was also one of the most
modest and self-effacing. Bill was an old-school Yankee
gentleman, which is to say he was both a gentleman and
a gentle man.
Beneath his calm and dignified exterior was a constant
and consistent determination to help those in need.
That’s where Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston came in.
Among a host of non-profit organizations that Bill
supported with both his time and his money, BGCB was
high on his list of favorites, a family legacy. The Charles H.
Taylor Memorial Room, funded by Bill as part of the Green
Street renovation at the Charlestown Club, is named after
his great grandfather, the first publisher of the Globe.
Shortly after retiring from the Globe in 1998, Bill
launched a small family foundation to support non-profit
organizations in and around Greater Boston. One of the
guidelines of the application process was that grants
would not be made to the same organization two years
in a row. Mysteriously, however, that restriction seemed
to be overlooked, time and again, when it came to
applications from Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston. “I think
we’ll waive that rule this year,” he’d say, approving another
request for funding.
Bill’s service on Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston’s Board of
Overseers began in 1963, almost half a century ago. From
that year to the day he died, Bill Taylor was one of BGCB’s
most enthusiastic supporters, frequently behind the
scenes. It was where this quiet man liked to be.
Tim Leland, a member of the Senior Advisory Board, was a vice
president and assistant to the publisher of the Globe.
Casimir “Cassie” deRham,
an ethical man
By Jeff Jones
Cassie deRham was a living
repudiation of the concept
of term limits. He served on
BGCB’s Board of Directors from 1972 to 1994, followed
by another nine years as a member of the Senior Advisory
Board, until his death. This was not unusual for Cassie, at
least not when it came to service to organizations to which
he had strong attachments. He served for decades on the
board of Mt. Auburn Hospital, the Clark Art Institute, the
Commonwealth School, the Women’s Educational and
Industrial Union, and St. Mark’s School, and he was active
on many of these boards until his death. When Cassie
made a commitment to an organization, he was in for the
long haul.
For most of his tenure on the BGCB Board, Cassie
served as the corporate secretary. Before there was a
formal Governance Committee, Cassie took personal
responsibility for ensuring the organization’s adherence to
its charter, bylaws and good governance practices. Cassie
was an ethical lawyer and, more importantly, an ethical
man. He was never bashful, and he had no reluctance to
speak up in the middle of a Board conversation even if he
knew that his comments might be unpopular, annoying
or contrary to a majority view. His motivation was always
to ensure that the organization was true to its principles.
He also knew that his opinion wasn’t the only one that
mattered, so he was not only a good speaker, he was also
a good listener.
During Cassie’s tenure, and with his enthusiastic support,
the organization changed dramatically. It began to serve
girls, expanded its service footprint with new clubhouses
in Chelsea and Dorchester, and the Board also expanded
and diversified, adding women, persons of color and
representatives from a broader range of backgrounds.
Cassie was proud to play a role in these changes, which
deepened his affection for, and loyalty to, BGCB.
As Josh Kraft wrote, with Cassie’s death BGCB “has lost a
dear friend, and the youth of Boston have lost one of their
most dedicated advocates.”
Jeff Jones, a member of the Board of Directors, is a Partner at
Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP.
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John Calkins, helped to
burnish our image
By John Harris
From the day John Calkins joined
our Board of Overseers in 1980
(he became a Director in 1982);
his advocacy for our organization was unflagging. His
many contributions were often reflected in questions and
suggestions he would make to others who would then
weave his wisdom into actions and policies for which
John received little credit, a factor which never caused
him to hold back on further offerings. I remember, when
I was Chairman, as well as before and after, I’d get a call
from John, who usually called me “Tiger” (an honorific he
bestowed on almost everyone), planting a subtle seed for
my consideration.
When he was associated with The Bank of Boston,
heading up its Public Relations Department, he helped
to burnish our image in the community and to buttress
our appeals for financial support from the Bank’s
various charitable trusts. He was a prime mover in our
participation for many years in the Arts & Antiques Show,
reflecting his interest in and knowledge of that subject.
Even when in recent years he had some health issues,
John was unceasingly upbeat, and although he had other
organizations in which he was involved, such as the U.S.
Military Academy at West Point, Boys & Girls Clubs of
Boston remained very important to him.
He truly believed that the Clubs provide a launching pad
for a young person’s success in life.
I’ll bet there are a lot of people who now answer to the
name “Tiger” behind the Pearly Gates.
John Harris, a member of the Senior Advisory Board, is a Senior
Vice President at Winslow, Evans & Crocker, Inc.
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C O M M U NITY P A RTNERSH I PS
Throughout our history, BGCB has leveraged the expertise and resources of other organizations to broaden our
reach and deepen our impact. Our reputation for exceptional program delivery has, in turn, made us a soughtafter
partner for organizations seeking to provide beneficial programs or services to children and teens. BGCB’s
partnerships play a vital role in serving members, in leveraging resources for maximum impact, and in helping
us develop effective citizens and leaders among the youth whom we serve.
A List Education
Access
AccesSportAmerica
Action for Boston Community
Development
The Adobe Foundation
The Aexeous Robot, Inc.
America SCORES Boston
The American Red Cross
Appalachian Mountain Club
Babson College
Bank of America
Berklee College of Music
Big Apple Circus
Big Sister Association of
Greater Boston
Boston After-School & Beyond
Boston Cares
Boston Center for Community
and Justice
Boston Centers for Youth
& Families
Boston Children’s Museum
Boston College
Boston G.L.A.S.S.
The Boston Globe
The Music Clubhouse is part of Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston’s partnership
with the Music & Youth Initiative and Berklee College of Music
Boston Learning Center
Boston Medical Center
Boston Nature Center
Boston Police Department
Boston Public Health
Commission
Boston Public Schools
Boston R.O.CK.S.!!!
Boston Skating Club
Boston University
Boston Youth Fund
Boys & Girls Clubs of America
B-Smart Initiative
Build Her Up
Bunker Hill Community
College
Burton Snowboards
Cambridge Health Alliance
Center for Positive Social
Culture
Charlestown Against Drugs
Charlestown Community
Center
Charlestown Gardening Club
Charlestown Park Rangers
Charlestown Working Theater
Chelsea Human Services
Collaborative
Children’s Services of Roxbury
Children’s Trust Fund
City of Boston
Comcast
Community Boating
Community Sailing
Converse
Courageous Sailing
Cradles to Crayons
Culture Links
Curry College
Davis Vision
Department of Education
Director of Volunteer
Administration (DOVA)
Discovering Justice
Dive Kulture
Downtown Supper Club
Education Development
Center (EDC)
Families First
The Family Van
Fit Girls
The Food Project
Forsyth Institute
FUEL
Gaining Ground
Generations Incorporated
Girl Scouts
Girls Leap
GOALS
Goodwill Industries
The Greater Boston Food Bank
Harvard School of Public
Health
Harvard University
Healthworks Fitness Centers
for Women
Highland Street Foundation
HONK!
Immersion Presents
JazzBoston
Jewish Community Relations
Council
John Hancock Financial
Junior League of Boston
Kids Can Cook
Kiwanis
Lasell College
Liver Wellness
Longy School of Music
Major League Baseball
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Marriott Hotels
Mass Mentoring Partnership
(MMP)
Massachusetts Afterschool
Partnership (MAP)
Massachusetts College of Art
and Design (MassArt)
Massachusetts College of
Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Massachusetts General
Hospital
Massachusetts Golf
Association
Massachusetts Promise
Fellowship
MathPOWER
MetroLacrosse
MGH Institute of Health
Professions
Microsoft
MIT
MIT Media Lab
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Museum of Science
National Park Foundation
New Center for Arts and
Culture
New England Aquarium
New England Eye on Sight
Mobile Van
The New England Patriots
Charitable Foundation
Northeastern University
Generations Inc. volunteer tutors a Club member
Partners for Youth With
Disabilities
Phillips Brooks House
Pine Manor College
Polished Dental
Proctor & Gamble – Gillette
R.C. Edwards Middle School
Raytheon
ReadBoston
Samaritans
Save the Harbor/Save the Bay
School of the Museum
of Fine Arts
SCI Social Capital Inc.
Science Club for Girls
Self Defense
Simmons College
South Boston Summer
Collaborative
Sports Museum of
New England
SPP Sports
STEM
Story Mobile
Strong Women, Strong Girls
Suffolk University
SUPERVALU Youth Baseball
Sponsorships
Swab a Cheek. Save a Life.
TD Bank
Tenacity
Trinity Franklin Hill
Phase Two LP
Trustees of the Reservation
Tufts Insurance
Tufts University Occupational
Therapy Program
Udall Foundation
UMass Boston
United Way of Massachusetts
Bay and Merrimac Valley
Urban Ecology
Urban Improv
WGBH
Wheelock College
Whole Foods
YOU Boston
Zumba
Club member shows off her design skills during Converse Day at the
Blue Hill Club
Premier Corporate Partner Bank of America’s support included providing
sports event tickets to Club members
BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF BOSTON | 2011 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 17

P R ESID E NT’S C I RCLE
Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston gratefully acknowledges the members of the President’s Circle for their exceptional
leadership and generous financial support. Individual, corporate, and foundation members of the President’s
Circle contribute $100,000 or more each year, making a positive, lasting impact on the 14,000 youth we serve
in Boston and Chelsea. The following list recognizes those donors who made unrestricted and restricted current
use, endowment, and capital gifts totaling $100,000 or more during fiscal year 2011.
Anonymous (2)
Edmund N. Ansin – Ansin
Foundation
Ronald M. Ansin – Ronald M.
Ansin Foundation
Bill and Ann Bain
Bank of America
The Baupost Group
Josh and Anita Bekenstein
Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Stefanie Cantor and Stuart Cable
John and Stephanie Connaughton
Eileen and Jack Connors
Jonathan and Margot Davis
Paul and Sandy Edgerley
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Fireman
John and Cyndy Fish
Goldman Sachs Gives
Phillip and Elizabeth Gross
Grousbeck Family Foundation
Jacobson Family Foundation
Dave and Suzi Johnson
Darlene and Jerry Jordan
Michele and Howard Kessler
The Klarman Family Foundation
Knez Family Charitable Foundation
Robert and Myra* Kraft
Michael A. Krupka and
Anne C. Kubik
Liberty Mutual Foundation
Carolyn and Peter Lynch
Chris McKown and Abby Johnson
The New England Patriots
Charitable Foundation
P.I. Garden Fund
Jim and Kim Pallotta
Laura and Bob Reynolds
Richard and Susan Smith Family
Foundation
Richard and Susan Smith
John, Amy S., James and
Elizabeth Berylson
Jonathan Block and
Jennifer Berylson Block
Robert and Dana Smith
Debra, Jessica and Andrew Knez
Robert and Dana Smith
State Street Foundation, Inc.
Suffolk Construction’s
Red & Blue Foundation
Michael and Kristen Swenson
United Way of Massachusetts
Bay and Merrimack Valley
The Vinik Family
Charlotte and Herbert S. Wagner III
Stephen G. Woodsum and
Anne R. Lovett
* deceased
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14,000 GREAT FUTURES ARE POSSIBLE T H ANK S TO YOU !
E NDOWMENT AND C APITAL G IFTS
Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston’s endowment funds provide a permanent source of revenue to ensure future programs.
Capital support provides the funding necessary to renovate and improve Club facilities. We are grateful to the following
donors who provided payments to endowed and capital funds from July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011. Gifts to funds in prior
years can be found in Annual Reports published on our web site, under “About Us.”
UNRESTRICTED
ENDOWMENT FUND
Brad and Terrie Bloom
Jeffrey and Suzanne Bloomberg
Ms. Jane Brock-Wilson
Clifford Family Foundation
Jonathan and Margot Davis
Karen and David Firestone
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher F. Gabrieli
Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Lubin
Jim and Kim Pallotta
Helen Chin Schlichte
Christine and Rob Small
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Steiner
CLUB ENDOWMENT FUNDS
Blue Hill Club
Facilities Renovation
Grousbeck Family Foundation
Jordan Club
Endowment (Unrestricted)
Mr. John K. Nicholas and
Ms. Virginia F. Shannon
Facilities Renovation
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Bloomberg
Sandy Edgerley and Dana Smith
Yawkey Club of Roxbury
Facilities Renovation
Ms. Denise Dupré and
Mr. Mark E. Nunnelly
Sandy and Paul Edgerley
Fund for Athletics
Created in 2004 as one element of
Sandy and Paul Edgerley’s generous
gift to Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston’s
Comprehensive Campaign, the Fund
for Athletics at the Yawkey Club
supports the Edgerley Athletic Director,
the Athletic Assistant, and related
program activities. The Athletic Program
develops strong interpersonal skills and
constructive use of leisure time.
Mr. and Mrs. David Epstein
Special Endowment Funds
Brian J. Knez Education Fund
This fund was established in 2008 through
the generosity of the Knez Family to honor
Brian and his commitment to Boys &
Girls Clubs of Boston. Brian has served
on Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston’s Board
of Directors since 1991 and has been
instrumental in shaping the vision of the
organization through his active volunteer
participation. This fund provides Boys & Girls
Clubs of Boston’s members with financial
assistance for higher education in areas
that scholarships typically don’t cover, e.g.,
application fees, standardized test fees,
registration fees, transportation costs and
textbooks.
Bold denotes membership in Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston’s Keystone Society, which recognizes five years of consecutive giving.
* denotes that the donor is deceased.
Privacy Policy: Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston does not share its donor list, including email addresses, with other organizations or individuals, with the exception
of annual report listings by giving category. However, we respectfully acknowledge the wishes of some donors to be listed anonymously.
We welcome unrestricted gifts, but also respect the wishes of some donors to restrict gifts to support specific program areas, Clubs or YouthConnect.
This list includes all gifts and pledges of $500 or more made during our 2011 fiscal year (July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011), and special gifts of any amount made in
memory of or in honor of an individual. We have taken great care to ensure the accuracy of this report, and offer our sincere apologies for any errors or omissions.
Please contact Briana Scafidi at 617-994-4711 to make us aware of any changes.
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Josh, Myra and Robert Kraft
Myra H. Kraft Giving Back
Scholarship Fund
Established with an initial gift in 2003 by
their four sons to honor Myra and Robert
Kraft on the occasion of their 40th wedding
anniversary, the Myra H. Kraft Giving
Back Scholarship Fund has been renamed
to recognize Mrs. Kraft’s extraordinary
accomplishments as a philanthropist and her
especially deep commitment to community
service that benefits children and families.
This fund provides support to Club members
who give of their time and talents to the
community, and in doing so, instills in young
people an understanding of the importance
of community service for generations to
come. Gifts made in Myra’s memory
after her passing in July 2011 are listed in a
separate report.
Schwarz Partners, L.P.
Joseph E. Lovejoy Teen
Leadership Fund
Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston lost a dear
friend when Joe Lovejoy passed away in early
2006 after a long illness. The teen leadership
fund, created during 2007 with seed money
from Joe’s planned gift to Boys & Girls Clubs
of Boston and gifts from The Ensign-Bickford
Foundation, underwrites activities that
provide unique leadership opportunities
and recognize the accomplishments of our
teens. We will never forget Joe or his legacy of
leadership, vitality and integrity. Joe served
on the Board of Directors from 1969 to 1989,
serving as Board Chair from 1976 to 1980,
and remained engaged in later years as a
member of the Senior Advisory Board.
The Ensign-Bickford Foundation, Inc.
Nordblom College Club Fund
This fund was established by Rodger and
Dawn Nordblom in 2005 as part of their
generous commitment to Boys & Girls Clubs
of Boston’s Comprehensive Campaign.
The Nordblom College Clubs encourage
Club members to apply to college and help
to make their aspirations a reality. Club
staff members organize trips to visit college
campuses, help Club members prepare
for entrance exams, and guide members
through the complex process of completing
admission and financial aid applications.
Scott Farrar Memorial Fund
Established in memory of Scott Farrar, the
Farrar Fund supports summer camperships,
enabling deserving Club members to discover
new interests, develop new skills, and make
memories that will last a lifetime through
Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston’s summer camp
experience.
Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Farrar
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hosmer
Ms. Doris E. Olson
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Schneller
Thomas A. Pappas Chef’s
Clubs Fund
One of Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston’s earliest
restricted endowment funds, this fund was
established with a gift from the Thomas
A. Pappas Charitable Foundation more
than 30 years ago. The Thomas A. Pappas
Chef’s Clubs provide opportunities for Club
members to learn essential skills such as how
to plan, prepare, and serve a healthy, wellbalanced
meal, as well as to experience the
satisfaction of enjoying that meal with peers,
family and community members.
Whitlock Fund for Inspirational
Leadership and Excellence
Created in 2008 to honor Linda Whitlock’s
10 years of service as Boys & Girls Clubs
of Boston’s chief executive, this fund
ensures the continuity of the initiatives and
innovation championed by Linda during
her tenure. The purposes of the fund are
broadly defined so that the innovation that
marked her leadership will continue. The
fund will primarily support three initiatives:
an annual program team innovation award,
the President’s Innovation Fund, and staff
professional development opportunities.
Anonymous
Paul and Sandy Edgerley
John and Cyndy Fish
Grousbeck Family Foundation
Dave and Suzi Johnson
Jeffrey F. and Susan C. Jones
Debra Smith Knez
Knez Family Charitable Foundation
Michael A. Krupka and Anne C. Kubik
Kristin and John Macomber
Janice Morris
Michael and Elizabeth Perik
Richard and Susan Smith Family
Foundation
Richard and Susan Smith
John, Amy S., James and
Elizabeth Berylson
Jonathan Block and Jennifer
Berylson Block
Robert and Dana Smith
Debra, Jessica and Andrew Knez
Robert and Dana Smith Family
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Steiner
Suffolk Construction’s Red & Blue
Foundation
Stephen G. Woodsum and
Anne R. Lovett
Meredith Shachoy, Lisa Mooney, Herb and Charlotte Wagner
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P LANNED G I V ING
FREDERIC C. CHURCH SR. SOCIETY
Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston created the Frederic C. Church Sr. Society to honor the memory of an outstanding leader
(“Mr. Boys Club”), long-time Board Chair (1935-1955), and active volunteer for nearly 55 years. Members of this society
share Mr. Church’s commitment to sustaining Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston for generations to come by designating
Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston in their will or estate plans.
Sara J. Andrews
Mr. William Bennett*
Jeffrey and Suzanne Bloomberg
Mrs. Lynne Brickley and
Mr. Richard* L. Brickley Sr.
Denise and George Burgess
John W. Calkins*
Howard and Sue Carver
Mr. Frederic C. Church Jr.
Mr. Casimir de Rham Jr.*
Mr. and Mrs. John U. Harris Jr.
Chip and Donna Hazard
Mr. and Mrs. Weston
Howland III
Andy and Sara Hunter
Estate of Charles T. Hurley*
Elizabeth A. and John F. Hurley
Estate of Elizabeth H.
Kersanskas*
James H. Lane* Revocable
Trust
Tom and Barbara Leggat
Mr. Joseph E. Lovejoy*
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P.
Martin Jr.
Rodger and Dawn Nordblom
Mary G. Robinson* 1968 Trust
Estate of Robert Saltonstall*
Helen Chin Schlichte
Thomas G. Stemberg
Mr. and Mrs. William* O.
Taylor
Ginny Wise and Kevin Wilkins
C URRENT U SE
ORGANIZATIONS
The following donors provided essential current use
operating support for FY2011 (July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011).
This list includes all gifts and pledges of $500 or more. Gifts
of any amount made “in memory of” are listed separately.
Gifts from $100-$499 are included in the Annual Report
listed on our web site, www.bgcb.org.
Paul Edgerley, Steve Woodsum, Brian Knez
$500,000+
United Way of Massachusetts
Bay and Merrimack Valley
$250,000 - $499,999
Commonwealth of
Massachusetts
Goldman Sachs Gives
The Klarman Family
Foundation
P.I. Garden Fund
Suffolk Construction’s
Red & Blue Foundation
$100,000-$249,999
Anonymous
Bank of America
The Baupost Group
Boston Police Department
Boys & Girls Clubs of America
City of Boston
Jacobson Family Foundation
Liberty Mutual Foundation
The New England Patriots
Charitable Foundation
Richard and Susan Smith
Family Foundation
Richard and Susan Smith
John, Amy S., James and
Elizabeth Berylson
Jonathan Block and
Jennifer Berylson Block
Robert and Dana Smith
Debra, Jessica and
Andrew Knez
State Street Foundation, Inc.
U.S. Department of Justice
Programs
Russel L. Epker Society
$25,000-$99,999
$50,000-$99,999
Bain Capital Children’s Charity
Limited
BNY Mellon
BostonGives Inc.
Charles Hayden Foundation
Edwin S. Webster Foundation
John Hancock Financial
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
Foundation
The Highland Street
Foundation
Lovett-Woodsum Foundation
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The Lynch Foundation
Music & Youth Initiative
Partners HealthCare and
Massachusetts General
Hospital
State Street Corporation
Yawkey Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
Affiliated Managers
Group, Inc.
Barnes Foundation
Citizens Bank Foundation
Clifford Family Foundation
The Comcast Foundation
Eastern Salt Company, Inc.
Fidelity Investments
Fish Family Foundation
Grousbeck Family Foundation
The John W. Henry Family
Foundation, Inc.
Knez Family Charitable
Foundation
Loomis, Sayles & Company, L.P.
The Ludcke Foundation
Massachusetts Port Authority
McGladrey
NSTAR
Peter E. Strauss Trust
Putnam Investments
Red Sox Foundation
Richard Saltonstall Charitable
Foundation
StreetSafe Boston / A Boston
Foundation Initiative via
The Black Ministerial Alliance
of Greater Boston
Walmart Foundation
Winston Flowers
1893 SOCIETY
$5,000-$24,999
$10,000-$24,999
Anonymous
Accelerated Marketing
Partners, LLC
AGM Summer Fund
Beacon Capital Partners, LLC.
Bernie and Phyl’s Furniture
Blue Cross Blue Shield of
Massachusetts
Boston Bruins Charitable
Foundation
Boston Celtics Shamrock
Foundation
Brown Brothers Harriman
& Co.
CB Richard Ellis – New England
Children’s Hospital Boston
CHT Foundation
The Cooperative Bank
Cushman & Wakefield
Deloitte
EBS Insurance Brokers, Inc.
Elizabeth Taylor Fessenden
Foundation
Fish & Richardson P.C.
Flagstar Bank
Flatley Foundation
Health Resources in Action
Henry and Joan Wheeler
Charitable Lead Trust
High Meadows General
Gift Fund of the Vermont
Community Foundation
The Hunt Fund for Children
John Moriarty & Associates,
Inc.
JPMorgan Private Bank
Kayem Foods, Inc.
LPL Financial
MA Alliance of Boys & Girls
Clubs, Inc.
NAI Hunneman Commercial
Neiman Marcus
Newman’s Own Foundation
The Northern Trust Company
Peterson Party Center, Inc.
Procter & Gamble – Gillette
Ridgeway Partners LLC
Rowland Foundation, Inc.
Saquish Foundation
Saucony, Inc.
Singing Bee Enterprises, Inc.
Sovereign | Santander
Staples, Inc.
TD Charitable Foundation
Thermo Fisher Scientific
The TJX Foundation, Inc.
Tyler Charitable Foundation
Unclaimed Property Recovery
& Reporting, LLC
U.S. Trust, Bank of America
Private Wealth Management
Walmart
Webster Bank
Wilderness Point Foundation
William E. and Bertha E.
Schrafft Charitable Trust
Linda and Jay Hooley
$5,000-$9,999
Anonymous
Apollo Group, Inc.
The Boston Foundation
The Boston Globe
Boston Herald
Bushrod H. Campbell and
Adah F. Hall Charity Fund
Cambridge Racquetball
Club, Inc.
Charitable Auto Resources Inc.
Christian Dior Inc.
City of Chelsea
Colliers Meredith & Grew
Colony Realty Partners, LLC
The DeJesus Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
Distrigas of Massachusetts
Eastern Bank Charitable
Foundation
Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
Ellen A. Gilman Trust
Ellin Smalley Fund
Ernst & Young LLP
Fiduciary Investment Advisors
First Republic Bank
First Trade Union Bank
The Frieze Family Foundation
Fuller Foundation, Inc.
Global Partners L.C.
Gordon Brothers Group, LLC
Grand Circle Foundation, Inc.
Harvard Pilgrim Health
Care, Inc.
Instinet Group
John & Mary Corcoran Family
Foundation
John Fowler Charitable
Foundation
Kettle Cuisine, Inc.
Margulies Perruzzi Architects
Massachusetts Convention
Center Authority
McCall & Almy, Inc.
Miller Tabak & Co.
Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley – Boston
Office
National Park Foundation
Oristaglio Family Foundation
People’s United
Rae Family Charitable
Foundation Trust
Ropes & Gray
S. R. Weiner and Associates, Inc.
The Sidman Family Foundation
State Street Global Advisors
The Stein Family Foundation,
Inc.
Sterling Resources, Ltd.
Susquehanna International
Group
Symetra Financial
Trevicos South
Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP
Westfield Capital
Management, LP
XOJET, Inc.
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MENTOR SOCIETY
$1,000-$4,999
$2,500-$4,999
Adelaide B. Howland Trust
Anchor Capital Advisors LLC
Athena Capital Advisors LLC
Aureus Asset Management LLC
Boston R.O.C.K.S!!!, Summer
Grants, Boston Centers for
Youth & Families
Cambridge Trust Company
Cantella & Co., Inc.
Charles Sanders Trust
The Clara B. Winthrop
Charitable Trust
CVS Corporation
The David Gopen Foundation
Eaton Vance Management
Foley Hoag Foundation
Greater Boston Real Estate
Board Foundation
Henry and Joan T. Wheeler
Charitable Fund
HUB International New
England
Hunt Fund for Children
JB Sash & Door Co., Inc.
Jefferies & Company Inc
Marion L. Decrow Memorial
Foundation
Mary A. Crabtree Fund
Mt. Washington Bank
National Development
Natixis Global Asset
Management
Roy A. Hunt Foundation
Slaggie Family Foundation
South Boston Community
Development Foundation, Inc.
TripAdvisor LLC
Tropical Foods International
$1,000-$2,499
A. A. MacPherson, Co., Inc.
Air Conditioning Services
AISNE
Albert E. Pillsbury Trust
The Architectural Team, Inc.
Arthur J. Hurley Company, Inc.
The Ayco Charitable
Foundation
Bains Foundation
Baker Family Trust
Balter Capital Management,
LLC
Blum Family Foundation
B.N. Yanow & Co., Inc.
Boston Area Rape Crisis Center
Boston Pharmacy
Management Company, Inc.
Boston Police Athletic League,
Inc.
Boston Private Bank & Trust
Company
Boston Trust and Investment
Brickman Real Estate
Brookline Bank
California Community
Foundation
The Canton Corporation
Castanea Partners
Castle Island Association
Charles H. Pearson
Foundation Fund, Bank of
America, N.A., Trustee
Charles M. Cox Trust
Charlesgate Realty Group, LLC
Charlestown Against Drugs
Chelsea Bank
Chelsea Jewish Foundation
Citibank
City of Boston Credit Union
The Committee to Elect Bill
Linehan
Commonwealth Cooperative
Bank
Condor Corp.
Connell Limited Partnership
CVS/Pharmacy
Daniel Family Charitable
Foundation
Darling Family 1982 Charitable
Annuity Lead Trust
David V. N. Taylor Foundation
Dennis F. Murphy Insurance
Agency
Dennis K. Burke, Inc. –
Ed Burke
DSCI Corporation
Eagle Air Freight, Inc.
Epstein Porter Trust
Exelon Generation Company,
LLC
Exxon Mobil Corporation
Fairfield Center, LLC
Gap Foundation Money for
Time Program
The Glynn Hospitality Group
G.M. Ridge Corporation
Goodrich ISR Systems
Grace Fey Advisors, LLC
Greater Boston Bankers
Association
The Howland Family
Foundation
IBM
InterPark
JCALPRO, Inc.
JM Realty Management, Inc.
The Jordan Company, L.P.
Joseph & Rae Gann Charitable
Foundation
Kevin P. Martin & Associates,
P.C.
King Spruce Company
Kirshon Paint and Window
Treatments
Leers, Weinzapfel Associates
Marmon Utility LLC
Mass Bay Credit Union
Massachusetts Afterschool
Partnership
The Menino Committee
Metro Energy
Morrissey Sweeney LLC
MS Boston Seaport LLC
Mt. Washington Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
Museum of Science
New England Novelty
New York Life Investment
Management
Norman Knight Charitable
Foundation
Northeastern University
Ocean State Job Lot
Foundation
Old Colony Donuts, Inc.
d/b/a/Dunkin’ Donuts
Paul Barry Family Foundation
Paul Revere Transportation
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP
Providence Equity Partners, LLC
Roger and Myrna Landay
Charitable Foundation
Russell Colgate Fund
Saks Fifth Avenue
SEJ, Inc.
Sentry Auto Group
The Stop & Shop Supermarket
Company LLC
Simone and Ted Winston
The Thomas M. and Nancy H.
O’Neill Foundation
Thomson Reuters
The TJX Companies, Inc.
Todd & Weld, LLP
Touchstone Federal Credit
Union
United Way of New York City
University of Massachusetts
Boston
University of Massachusetts
Boston – Gail Hobin
The Veterans Express Fund
$500-999
5LINX
99 Restaurants
Acosta Sales & Marketing
Andrew Square Civic
Association
Arbor Associates, Inc.
Assabet Mack Service
Astro Imaging Laser Printer
Service and Supplies
AT&T
The Bay State Federal Savings
Charitable Foundation
Bosport Docking, LLC d/b/a
Constitution Marina
Boston Carmen’s Union,
Local 589
Boston Teachers Union
Bourne Consulting
Engineering
Bow Street Associates LLC
Carpenters Local Union #67
Century 21 Elite Realty, Inc.
The Chappy Corporation
Charlestown Little League, Inc.
Chelsea Kiwanis Club
BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF BOSTON | 2011 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 23

Chippewa Athletic Club
CityVoter
Colgate University
Committee to Elect Nick
Collins
Curry College
Custom Seasonings, Inc.
Daughters of Isabella #1
Dependable Cleaners
DePrisco Diamond Jewelers
and Company, Inc.
Done Right Building Services,
Inc.
Draka Cableteq USA, Inc.
Duxbury Newcomers Club,
Inc.
Eastern Express Car Wash
EMEC Americas
Express Roofing
The Fallon Company
Gill Fishman Associates
Glacial Energy Holdings, Inc.
Greater Boston Convention &
Visitors Bureau
Harvard University
Heritage Flag Company, Inc.
Hicks Auto Body, Inc.
John Nagle Co.
Joseph Botti Co., Inc.
J.P. Plunkett Realty
J.R. Investments, Inc.
Keith Brokerage, LLC
Knights of Columbus – Bunker
Hill Council No. 62
Law Motor Freight, Inc.
Legal Sea Foods
Michael E. Glynn Memorial
Fund
Milliman Care Guidelines LLC
Mills & Company, Inc.
Natale’s Men’s Clothier
New England Carpenters
Labor Management Program
New England World Outreach
O’Charley’s Inc.
OneUnited Bank
Pharmaceutically Elegant, Inc.
Pipe Fitters Local 537
Profile Network, Inc.
R.B.J. Donut Co., Inc.
The Regent Group
Robert F. Hunsicker
Foundation
Rooney Real Estate, Inc.
The Rotary Club of Chelsea
Share Our Strength
South Boston Community
Health Center, Inc.
Star of Bethlehem Lodge AF
& AM
Stellar Restaurant Group, Inc.
Taniguchi Deane Family
Foundation
Urban/Born Associates
Urban League of Eastern
Massachusetts
Malcolm Huckaby and Kevin Phelan
Value Merchandise
International, Inc.
Verizon Foundation
Vineyard Vines Retail, LLC
Vocell Bus Company, Inc.
Widow Son Lodge No. 28
F&AM
William J. Lynch Insurance
Agency, Inc.
WilmerHale
C URRENT U SE
INDIVIDUALS
We gratefully acknowledge the following donors who
provided essential current use operating support in
FY2011 through outright gifts, pledge payments, or event
support. This list includes all gifts and pledges of $500 or
more between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011. Gifts of any
amount made “in memory of” are listed separately.
Abigail and Laura Reynolds
$500,000+
Paul and Sandy Edgerley
$250,000+
Jonathan and Margot Davis
John and Cyndy Fish
Michael and Kristen Swenson
Charlotte and Herbert S.
Wagner III
$100,000-$249,999
Anonymous
Edmund N. Ansin – Ansin
Foundation
Ronald M. Ansin – Ronald M.
Ansin Foundation
Bill and Ann Bain
Josh and Anita Bekenstein
Ms. Stefanie Cantor and
Mr. Stuart Cable
John and Stephanie
Connaughton
Eileen and Jack Connors
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Fireman
Phillip and Elizabeth Gross
Dave and Suzi Johnson
Darlene and Jerry Jordan
Michele and Howard Kessler
Robert and Myra* Kraft
Michael A. Krupka and
Anne C. Kubik
Carolyn and Peter Lynch
Chris McKown and Abby
Johnson
Jim and Kim Pallotta
Laura and Bob Reynolds
The Vinik Family
Stephen G. Woodsum and
Anne R. Lovett
RUSSELL L. EPKER
SOCIETY
$25,000-$99,999
$50,000-$99,999
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E.
Bronner
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Gary and Patricia Darman
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Eichhorn
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D.
Greenberg
Barbara and Amos Hostetter
John and Marilyn Keane
Josh and Carolyn Kraft
Kay and Peter Lyons
Ms. Holly McGrath and
Mr. David Bruce
Sean and Lisa McGrath
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Niedermeyer Jr.
Rodger and Dawn Nordblom
Mr. Saul J. Pannell and
Ms. Sally W. Currier
Daniel E. Rothenberg
Robert and Dana Smith
Brian and Stephanie Spector
Ms. Cheryl K. Swanson and
Mr. William H. Swanson
$25,000-$49,999
Anonymous (2)
Amy and David Abrams
Robert and Michelle Atchinson
Ms. Elizabeth Barnes
Mr. James Bevilacqua and
Ms. Connie Bacon
Brad and Terrie Bloom
Ms. Jane Brock-Wilson
Emily and John Brown
Mr. Nicholas F. Burgin
David and Victoria Croll
Ms. Fotene J. Demoulas and
Mr. Tom Coté
Dom and Molly Ferrante
Nina and David Fialkow
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S.
Gordon
Chip and Donna Hazard
Mr. and Mrs. Sean M. Healey
Chris Iannuzzi
Mrs. Joan D. Lovejoy
Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Lubin
Tom and Elena Matlack
Ms. Lauren A. Mogensen
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Monkiewicz
Jim and Lisa Mooney
Ms. Ruth Ann Moorman and
Mr. Sheldon Simon
Mr. and Mrs. David Mussafer
Stephen and Judy Pagliuca
Ms. Bernadette T. Rehnert
Mr. Matt Verrochi
Simone and Ted Winston
Frank Wisneski and Lynn Dale
1893 SOCIETY
$5,000-$24,999
$10,000-$24,999
Anonymous
Mr. Dimitrios E. Balodimas
Karl Bandtel
George and Mimi Bennett
Peter and Kay Bernon
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.
Blumenthal
Kevin and Julie Callaghan
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P.
Campanelli
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Canfield
Mr. Marc Casper and
Mrs. Denise Jefferson Casper
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J.
Caturano
Ms. Kristin Chapman
Drs. Deborah and Larry Chud
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart E. Davies
Bruce and Bridgitt Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Karl J. Feitelberg
Bob Reynolds, Jonathan Kraft, Tom Stemberg, Wyc Grousbeck
Carl and Judy Ferenbach
Karen and David Firestone
Ms. Susan E. Florence and
Mr. Alan Smith
Jonathan Goodman and
Elizabeth Silverman
Mr. and Mrs. John U. Harris Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Hitch
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Hooley
Andy and Sara Hunter
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Ix
Bruce and Ashley Jacobs
Jane and Fred Jamieson
Ross and Emily Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Kaye
Ryan Kelly
Mr. Daniel Kramer
Sherry and Alan Leventhal
Mr. and Mrs. Ian K. Loring
Dr. Gary Loveman and Ms.
Kathleen P. Welsh
Shelagh Mahoney and Joseph
McNamee
Tristin and Martin Mannion
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mattoon
Mr. and Mrs. John B.
McDowell
Anne T. Moran
Janice Morris
Pete and Ginny Nicholas and
Family
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Palandjian
Kevin and Anne Phelan
Mr. Bryan Rafanelli
Mr. Karl D. Riemer
Ms. Louise C. Riemer
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Romney
Paul and Lisa Rooney
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roop
Mr. and Mrs. James Rosenberg
Ms. Holly Safford and Mr.
Charles Weilbrenner
Lauren and Deeb A. Salem
Robert F. Savage
Helen Chin Schlichte
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy M. Sclar
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold L. Slavet
Christine and Rob Small
Ginny and Steven Spiegel
John D. Spooner
Thomas G. Stemberg and
Katherine Chapman
Lisa and Gregg Stone
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Swan
Mr. and Mrs. Henri A. Termeer
Mr. James Thomson
Linda Whitlock and
Marc Cumsky
$5,000-$9,999
Anonymous
Alli and William Achtmeyer
Ms. Nancy W. Adams
Mr. Rand L. Alexander
Gideon Argov and Alexandra
Fuchs
Mike and Kate Ascione
Mr. and Mrs. Martin E.
Beaulieu
Jerry and Tenley Blakeley
Mr. Robert Boucai
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Callahan
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M.
Carrabes
Anne and Jeff Cimini
Dr. Lawrence H. and Roberta
Cohn
Denise Coll and Nick Sampson
Mr. and Mrs. William T.
Connolly
Mr. John M. Corcoran Jr.
Bruce C. and Lynn B. Dayton
Mr. and Mrs. John A. DeJesus
Donna M. DePrisco
Mr. Walter C. Donovan
Mr. William A. Earon
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Egan
Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Elterich
Erin and Mark Epker
Mr. and Mrs. Tim C. Ferguson
Mr. Peter G. Flaherty and Ms.
Jennifer E. Mugar-Flaherty
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Frieze
Joe and Ruthanne Fuller
Ms. Carol Fulp
Robert and Jill Gallery
Anne and Chad Gifford
Jim and Meg Gordon
Mr and Mrs. Boyce Greer
Mr. Bart Grenier and
Ms. Leslie King
Patty and J. Brad Griffith
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harte Jr.
Julie and Bayard Henry
Mr. and Mrs. Weston Howland III
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden M.
Hunnewell
Holly and Bruce Johnstone
Jeffrey F. and Susan C. Jones
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Mr. and Mrs. David C. Kaplan
Mr. John W. Keith and Ms.
Shelley I. Hoon
Mr. Joshua A. Klevens and Ms.
Anna D. Sinaiko
Gord and Tania Kluzak
Karen and Steven Krichmar
Ms. Linda Kvasse
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D.
Lassen
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D.
Lebovitz
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Leland
Deborah Lewis and Robert
Grinberg
Mr. Leslie B. Lewis
Mrs. Nannette S. Lewis
Mr. Joseph E. Lovejoy Jr.
Michele May and David Walt
Rosemary and Richard J.
McCready
Mr. and Mrs. P. Andrews
McLane
Mr. and Mrs. William L.
McMahon
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
McPherron
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mead Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Meeks
Karen and Michael Miles
Jean and Charles Mixer
Mr. Brian T. Moynihan and Ms.
Susan E. Berry
Mr. Michael P. Muldowney
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Block
Stephen and Jeryl Oristaglio
Mr. Samuel Plimpton and Ms.
Wendy Shattuck
Mr. Jerry Rappaport Jr.
Donna Hazard
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Remis
Clare and Jerry Richer
Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Roiter
Mr. James E. Rooney
Mr. Michael Salem
Ms. Heather L. Schirmer and
Mr. Thomas W. Mahoney
Meredith and Christopher
Shachoy
Mrs. Paula Sidman
Ms. Paula J. Silverman
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence I.
Silverstein
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Slifka
Peter and Maria Smail
Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Sperling
Mr. and Mrs. Troy L. Stanfield
Mr. Russell J. Stein and Ms.
Sandra Sloane
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Steiner
Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Trussell
Karen L. Tucker and Jerome L.
Avorn
Richard A. Voke
John and Joan Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R.
Weiner
Mr. Marc A. White Jr. and
Ms. Stephanie Andrews
Ms. Susan Whitehead
The Winn Family
MENTOR SOCIETY
$1,000-$4,999
$2,500-$4,999
Anonymous (3)
Mr. George Albrecht Sr.
Jerry and Darlene Jordan, Josh and Carolyn Kraft
Mark Arlauskas
Mr. and Mrs. John Axten
Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Baker Jr.
Ms. Bridget A. Basilico
James Becker and Aber Lynch
Jeffrey and Suzanne Bloomberg
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A.
Brostowski
Michele Courton Brown and
Philip E. Brown
Ms. Cynthia Clarke
Robert and Anne Cleary
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Coffey
Regina and Kevin Conley
Mr. Christopher Connolly, Ph.D.
and Ms. Marjorie Liner
James and Kerrie Coughlin
Mr. Peter H. Creighton
Michael F. and Marian M. Cronin
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.
DeSimone
Ms. Beth D. Dickerson and Mr.
David V. Drubner
Deanna and Tony DiNovi
Harry Duvall
Donald J. and Sheila S. Evans
Mr. Frederick E. Fairfield Jr.
Mrs. Kathryn and Elliott
Fitzgerald
Mr. and Mrs. Ron L. Garry Jr.
Mr. Dennis Goldstein and
Mrs. Beth Kressley Goldstein
Art and Liz Greenwood
Harry and Gale Guild
Ms. Patricia A. Harding
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hood
Andrea and Stephen Kaneb
Ms. Kathleen Katterhagen and
Mr. Neil Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Keane
Mr. Robert A. Knight
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Kraft
Ms. Andrea P. Leers
Tom and Barbara Leggat
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LoRusso
Kristin and John Macomber
Anne and Marc Margulies
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Martin Jr.
Mr. Bruce Mauch
Mr. Sean McGrail
Mr. Matt Mitchell
Mr. Matthew Monkiewicz
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Poulos
Mr. Brian Powers
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Purcell
– Boston Herald
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P.
Quinlan
Jamie Adam Rome and
Leila Mankarious Rome
Pat and Paul Rudovsky
Prof. William A. Sahlman
Jay and Marilyn Sarles
Mr. Nicholas J. Seminara
Medha Sinha and Bart Epker
Mr. Barry F.X. Smith
Fedor and Molly Smith
Mr. Joseph G. Steffa Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Thakore
Mr. and Mrs. David T.
Thibodeau
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S.
Thornhill
Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Walsh
John P. and Elisabeth S.
Weitzel
Michael and Jane Wolchonok
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$1,000-$2,499
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Amorello
Mr. Norman Appel
Jay and Susan Ash
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Astley
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Averill
Mr. Harrison M. Bains Jr.
Ms. Tawney Bains and Mr.
Zachary Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley R. Balter
Ms. Anissa Battaglino
Robert L. Beal
William R. Beardslee, M.D.
Mr. Robert R. Beck
Mr. and Mrs. George Bell
Mr. Marques E. Benton
Mr. and Mrs. John Bertolami
Mr. Robert A. Bralower
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brown
Mr. and Mrs. William S.
Buccella
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Burkus
Mitchell and Samantha
Burman
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Burns
Mr. Mark Butler
Ms. Carla P. Cabot
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P.
Campbell
Mr. Michael W. Canady
Richard W. and Carol J. Canady
Peggy and John Carberry
Ms. Laura Carnase
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Carney
Mr. James Case
Ms. Laurie Cassels
Linda Pizzuti Henry, John Henry, Jon Davis
Frank and Kelly Cassidy
Micéal and Nancie Chamberlain
Ms. Susanna Christie
Meredith and Eugene Clapp
Ms. Rena Clark
Mr. Robert B. Cleary Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Cohen
Mr. Howard Cohen and
Ms. Myra Musicant
Mitchell and Leslie Cohen
Mrs. Cynthia Conley
Mr. Terence A. Connell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Conrad
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Conway
Mr. Andrew Curtis
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D.
Cutler
Dorothy and George D’Amato
Mr. Bruce Daniel
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson J. Darling Jr.
Mr. Casimir de Rham Jr.*
Ms. Lizzie de Rham
Mr. John H. DeVoy and
Dr. Julia E. DeVoy
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Dillon
Mr. and Mrs. James S. DiStasio
Mr. Donald Doenges
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F.
Doherty Jr.
Ms. Diane Douglas
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Duff
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Mario Fabiano III
Mr. Erik Fagan
Mr. and Mrs. Mohammed
Fotouhi
Keith Fox and Amy Murphy
Mrs. Nancy Klemm Friedman
Ms. Susan Y. Friedman
Mr. Bruce C. Gaffney
Patricia J. Gannon
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J.
Gardella
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Gardner
Mr. David J. Geller
Dr. John Duncan Glover
Mr. and Mrs. John Glover
Ms. Evie Goldfine
Mr. David Goldweitz
Ms. Vicary M. Graham
Mr. Bryan Grimm
Mr. Scott Haig
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.
Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Hassey
Mr. Patrick Haswell
Mike and Sue Hazard
Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson
Mr. James M. Higgins
Micki and Steven Hirsch
Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Hobby
Mr. Craig Hodges
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Homer
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Howland
Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Humphrey
Mr. Arthur J. Hurley III
Mr. Jonathan Ignacio
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund F.
Ingalls Jr.
Mr. Sven Ingard
Mr. Robert Jordan and
Mrs. Melinda Jordan
Mr. Steven Kashian
Brendan Kelly
Mr. John C. Keogh
John F. Kerry and Teresa Heinz
Kerry
Mr. Joseph Kolchinsky and
Mrs. Jennifer Kolchinsky
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Lang
Jenna and Kevin Leary
Mr. and Mrs. Norman A.
Levenson
Mr. Joshua Levin
Mr. Morris Levitt
Mr. Stephen R. Lewinstein
Andrew Ley and Carol Searle
Alyson and Jeffrey Lindsey
Elena Matlack and Fotene Demoulas
Ms. Lauren Phelan Lipscomb
and Mr. James E. Lipscomb
Ms. Kate Lubin and Mr. Glen
Sutton
Congressman and Mrs.
Stephen F. Lynch
Carolyn and Joe Mahoney
Judith A. Malone and Stephen
W. Kidder
Mr. John D. Mann
Ms. LeeAnn Manning
Ray Marcinowski and
Jan Cooper
Mr. Bruce McConnell
Mr. and Mrs. Brendan P.
McDonough
Mr. Joseph P. McKeever
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McGinnes
Frank and Lisa McNamara
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas F.
McNary
The Honorable and Mrs.
Thomas M. Menino
Mr. and Mrs. John
Montgomery
Mr. Rodman W. Moorhead IV
Bill and Maggie Moran
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S.
Moseley IV
Ms. M. Kate Murphy
Ms. Barbara Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Casey Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Novak
Mr. and Mrs. William C.
O’Callahan Jr.
Mr. Thomas O’Connell
Joe and Kathy O’Donnell
Mr. James O’Donoghue
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Holly Safford and Lynn Dale
Ms. Kim J. Ogden and Mr.
Francis S. Huntowski
Mr. Jason O’Leary
Thomas and Nancy O’Neill
Ted and Erica Pappendick
J. Garrett Parker Jr. and
Helen F. Peters
Mr. Conley Patton
Mr. and Mrs. Laird P.
Pendleton
John and Wendy Pereira
Mr. Christopher Phillips
Juliette Galicia Pico
Dr. and Mrs. J. William
Poduska Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Robert Popeo
Mr. Adam Clayton Powell IV
and Ms. Colleen Richards
Powell
Ms. Arlene C. Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Mark D.
Robinson
Mr. Jason L. Roelke
Fran and Hugh Rogovin
Jan and Joe Roller
Ms. Roberta L. Rubin and
Mr. Donald Abrams
Mr. David Rubinowitz
Mr. Nathaniel Salter
Penelope and Andrew Savitz
Mr. and Mrs. Harold W.
Schwartz
Mr. Josh Schwimmer
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Scudder
Steven and Ellen Segal
Mr. William Sempolinski
Mr. and Mrs. John J.
Shaughnessy Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip C.
Shockman
Mr. Edward Smallwood
Mr. Gray Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Smith
Gwenn and Mark Snider
Kurt F. Somerville and
Kendra M. Chencus
Mr. George Speropolous
Steven D. Spitz, DMD and
Laurie E. Spitz
Michael and Jill Stansky
Ms. Sharon A. Stehman
Donald and Erica Stern
Ms. Meredith Stoddard
Mr. Kermit L. Stofer
Mr. Brian M. Sullivan
Ms. Nancy Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Sweeney
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Sweeney
Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Swords
Mr. David Van Ness Taylor and
Ms. Susie Sargent
Walter and Lynn Tennant
Mr. Cedric Tonello
Mr. Patrick J. Tracy
Dr. Dora Z. Ullian and
Mr. Arthur Ullian
Anne H. and Raimund G.
Vanderweil Jr.
Ms. Christine L. Vaughan
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Vinard
Mr. Peter M. Welsh
Mr. H. Mark White and Mrs.
Elizabeth R. McCarthy-White
Mr. Stephen J. White
Christopher and Julie Wilbur
Ms. Alison Wintman
Ms. Ashley Wisneski
Katie and Marshall Wolf
Mr. John Wolff
Mr. Christopher Woods
Mr. William Yearick
Mr. William Yee
Fiamma Zamori
$500-$999
Anonymous (5)
Jack F. Agnew
Mr. John Allegrini
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Howard C.
Appleby
Ms. Sandra Bailey
Mr. William Baker
Mr. Douglas Barnett
Mr. Joseph Basile, Jr.
Mr. David I. Begelfer
Mr. and Mrs. Justin D.
Benincasa
Mr. John Binda
Mr. and Dr. Randall W. Bodner
Anthony and Susan Bonanno
Ms. Jennifer C. Borden and
Mr. William Babine
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Bourque
Mr. David A. Bright, Esq.
Mr. Marc A. Buan
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cahill
Mr. Thomas J. Campbell
Mr. John D. Castro
Mr. Matthew Chardavoyne
Capt. James Claiborne
Mr. Christopher Collier
Mr. John Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Collins
Mr. Paul M. Connolly
Lisa and Paul Rooney
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard R. Connors
Mr. Thomas Costello
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Craven III
Sean and Christine Cunning
Susan and Douglas Dahl
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dalton
Mr. Michael A. Damiano
Ms. Bernice G. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Del Col
Ms. Michelle DeYoung
Mr. Michael DiMella
Cathy Dinardo
Mr. Vincent Doherty
Mr. and Ms. Damien Donovan
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Dougherty
Mr. Daniel Evans
Mrs. Seanne Falconer
Mr. Scott Farmelant
Mr. and Mrs. Glen A. Field
Mr. Gill Fishman
Mr. Kurt D. Flory
Ms. Helene Forte
Ms. Marilyn French
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Gallagher
Mr. Peter Gelzinis
Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Geysen Jr.
Ms. Christine M. Gilman
Mr. Peter G. Golden III
Jill B. Goldweitz
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray
Mr. Justin Green
Ms. Jean M. Griffin
Mr. William Grimm and
Ms. Deborah Shadd
Ms. Lisa J. Guscott
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Ashley and Frank Wisneski
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Hagearty
Mr. Raja S. Harb
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Harding
Mr. William Hench
Mr. Jeffrey W. Heuer
Ms. Lisa M. Higgins
Mr. Michael F. Hines
Mr. Edmund E. Hoell and
Ms. Carole Center
Mr. and Mrs. Amory Houghton Jr.
Ms. Mary Alice Karol
Mr. Bruce Keene
Mr. David P. Kreisler and
Ms. U. G. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lakus
Stephen Langlois and
Sally Marrer
Mr. Tad Lawton
Ms. Megan Leavy
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M.
Levenson
Thomas E. Lewis and
Ailene M. Robinson
Ms. Joanna Litsas
Danny and Kathy Lynch
Ms. Lucy G. Mack
Anne MacLean
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C.
Maher Jr.
Ms. Mary P. Marshall
Mrs. Shirley Marten
Ms. Pina C. Masciarelli-Patel
Joshua Mason
Mr. Kevin McCarey
Ms. Kelly A. McDonough
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. McHugh
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McKinney
Mr. Steven McLaughlin
Mr. Kevin B. McLellan
Mr. Daniel McNamara
Mr. Edward Merritt
Mr. John Micalizzi
Ms. Marilyn Miller
Kevin P. Mohan
Rich and Helene Monaghan
Ms. Nicole Monnell
Mr. Tracy Monroe
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrison
Ms. Marianne Moscicki
Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Murphy
Mr. Gregory Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O’Donnell
Ms. Susan O’Donnell
Mr. Thomas O’Hara
Mr. Sherman V. Olson
Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. O’Neill
Mr. Stephen K. Orr Jr.
Mr. Timothy J. O’Shea
Ms. Kelly Panayotou
Ms. Laura A. Panos
Carol Sawyer Parks
Scott Parrot
Mark and Donna Pearlstein
Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Peck
Mr. George Phillips
Ms. Jill Phillips
Mr. Joseph Plunkett III
Dr. Michael E. Porter
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Quinlan
Mr. and Mrs. James Raisides
Dr. James Reichheld
Ms. Christine M. Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Richards
Mr. David Richter
Mr. and Mrs. Chris and
Anne Ristau
Mr. Paul A. Rodliff
Mr. Ralph Rodriguez
Mr. Daniel E. Ronan
Kimberly and Kevin Rose
Dr. and Mrs. James Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Ruggles
Mr. Norman D. Satanoski
Ms. Jean M. Scarrow
Rick and Gitte Shea
Mr. Paul Skinner
Mr. Christopher F. Small
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Smith Jr.
Sharon Roop, Dan Kramer, Annette Goubeaux and Bruce Jacobs
Mr. Ben Solomon
Mr. and Mrs. Barry K. Speronello
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew R. Steele
Dr. Donald Steinmuller
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L.
Steward Jr.
Mr. Ryan Stroker
Andrea Swain
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin V.
Symmons
Ben and Kate Taylor
Ms. Elizabeth Thistle
Mr. and Mrs. W. Nicholas
Thorndike
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L.
Tichnor
Ms. Connie Tom
Mr. Jess Toochin
Mr. Tim Torigian
Mr. Justin Trembath
Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Trudel
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard V.
Vierbickas
Mr. Joshua Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Monte J. Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Neil W. Wallace
Mr. Michael Walsh
Mr. Alexander Wayman
Mr. Michael Weber
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Weigel
Mr. James R. Westra
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Williams
Chip Witherspoon
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Witkos
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S TAFF D ONORS
Rick F. Aggeler
Hector Alvarez
Joe Amado
Betsy Anderson
Kathy Andrea
Mark Arlauskas
Tiffany Baiona
Murray Bass
Penny Billington
Joshua Bonds
Tara Bonds
Tim Bothwell
Shiona Botts
John Brister
Ocie Brown
Sara Brown-Berenson
Jenese N. Brownhill
John D. Buckland
Jeremy Butler
Kevin L. Canada
Melisa R. Canuto
Randy Carey
Ron Carroll
Gina R. Centrella
Kelli Clifford
Linda Cohen
Jean Comeau
Sarah Coughlin
Colin Cox
Mary A. Crall
Becky Crawford
Anthony Dave
Josh Davis
Ryan M. Davis
Paul DiMaggio
Denise Dryden
Harry Duvall
Nicollette Echevarria
Kristin D. Ede
Tanya Ezekiel
Lauren Farina
Marci Ferry
Ruby Fevrier
Sharon Fidler
Erika Field
Roberto O. Figuereo
Shani S. Fletcher
Alexandra Fuchs
Callie J. Gaherty
Derek Gallagher
Patricia J. Gannon
Patricia Garcia
Lisa M. Gillis
Jan E. Goldstein
Jill B. Goldweitz
Andre Gomes
Anne Gordon
Cara Gould
Erica Guerin
Ed Hoell
Montrez Holman
Gregory Jackson
Maria Kamberidis
Rosemarie Kanaan
Denise Kasrawi
Ryan Kelly
Andrea Swain, Ed Hoell, Lisa Swain
John Killoran
Deborah Knell
Nina M. Kondo
Josh Kraft
Alexa Kuzmich
Carrie M. Larson
Sara Lawrence
Julius Leary
Keleigh Loan
Charlene Luma
Rachael Lyon
Pattie McCormick
Kathleen McEvoy
Meghan McGee
Nichole Mikshenas
Mike Mogan
Claudia Montan
John Montes
Christina P. Mott
Anderson Mottley
Trudie Munroe
Meghan Murphy
Peter Nash
Alisha Nelson
David O’Brien
Adetunji Onamade
Pamela Paige
Andrea Perry
Alyssa C. Pesce
Andrea Petroff
Kelly Pielech
Quitanya Pontes
Brianne Rafford
Leah J. Reich
Kay Ridgard
Elizabeth Romano
Jessica Rubecindo
Jessica K. Rubin
Courtney Saddler
Briana Scafidi
David Shaw
Ashley Simpson
Elizabeth S. Skinner
Shaleyse Smallwood
Adrian Smith
Vanessa Snow
Jerry Steimel
Robert Stewart
Greg Stoddard
Andrea Swain
Lisa Swain
Cassandra Valentine
Nina Vansuch
Michelle Perez Vichot
William Walsh
Chris Warson
Christopher Wilbur
Katrina Williams
Onaje Woodbine
Jasmine Woods
Donna M. Young
Al Zarthar
Harry Duvall, Andrea Perry, Michelle Perez, Jessica Rubecindo, Greg Jackson,
Adetunji Onamade, Scott McLellan
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G IFTS I N-KIND
We are grateful to the following organizations and individual donors for their generous donation of goods
and services in support of our work.
Anonymous (2)
Astro Imaging Laser Printer
Service and Supplies
Gideon Argov and
Alexandra Fuchs
AVFX
Bank of America
The Bar Method Boston
Mr. John L. Battaglino
Be Our Guest
Beacon Hill Athletic Clubs
Dr. Mark and Terry Berenson
Paul and Ashley Bernon
Mr. Tim Blenk
Jeffrey and Suzanne Bloomberg
Blue Hill Boys & Girls Club of
Hartford, CT
Blue Tierra Chocolate Cafe
BNY Mellon
Boloco
Boston After School & Beyond
The Boston Beer Company
Boston Bowl
Boston Bruins Charitable
Foundation
Boston Celtics Shamrock
Foundation
The Boston Center for Oral
Health
Boston Harbor Cruises
Boston Magazine
Boston Marriott Quincy
Boston Marriott Long Wharf
Bostonville Grille
Bradford Renaissance Portraits
Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Brauer
Breathe Massages
Burke Distributing
Café Arpeggio
Cape Classics – Robert and
Koren Bradshaw
Cape Neddick Country Club
The Catered Affair
Cathay Pacific
Cedar Grove Gardens
Chelsea Clock Company
Citizens Bank
Coca-Cola North America
Ms. Marsha R. Cohen
Collette Vacations
Comcast
Converse Inc.
Mr. Peter H. Creighton
DePrisco Diamond Jewelers
and Company, Inc.
Eastern Express Car Wash
Eastern Salt Company, Inc.
Elite Island Resorts
Elmcrest Country Club
Suzanne, Toby and Townshend
Elwin
Entertainment Cruises
EZ Disposal Service, Inc.
Mr. Brian Falcione
FedEx Office
Felt Club Boston
Ms. Erika Field
The Frame Gallery, Inc.
Game On
Gill Fishman Associates
Mr. Richard Gold
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goldstein
Mr. Louis A. Goodman
Gordon Brothers Group, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D.
Greenberg
Grill 23 & Bar
Grubb & Ellis
Harmonix Music Systems, Inc.
Harpoon Brewery
The Hoffman Companies
HP Hood LLC
Mr. Arthur J. Hurley III
Bruce and Ashley Jacobs
Jerry Remy’s Sports Bar & Grill
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Jick
Denise Kasrawi
Katie Kaizer Photography
Ryan Kelly
Kirshon Paint and Window
Treatments
Mr. Robert A. Knight
Michael A. Krupka and
Anne C. Kubik
Mr. Abner Kurtin
L.E.K. Consulting
Ms. Nancy Lederman
Mr. Anthony D. Leonardi
Mr. Jacob Levy
Debbie Lewis and
Robert Grinberg
Liberty Mutual Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lubas
Shelagh Mahoney and
Joseph McNamee
Mr. John D. Mann
Mr. Franklin Marshall
Martignetti Companies
Ms. Erin McEvoy
Mr. Kenneth Merritt
Microsoft
Mistral Restaurant
Mr. Matt Mitchell
Mohegan Sun
Monument Staffing
Ms. Allyce Najimy
Narragansett Brewing
Company
Natale’s Men’s Clothier
National Amusements, Inc.
National Lumber Company
Neiman Marcus
New England Patriots
The New England Patriots
Charitable Foundation
New England Revolution
Mr. George T. Nugent
O Ya
Mr. Fee H. Ong, RPh
Paul Revere Transportation
Peterson Party Center
Phillips Candy House
Pine Manor College
Pocketdawgs Pooltable Service
– Bill Morgan
Port Lighting Systems
Post 390
Mr. Steven Presser
PSAV
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P.
Quinlan
Rack Attack Boston
Rafanelli Events Management
Randy H. Goodman
Photography
Red Sox Foundation
Ropes & Gray
Ms. Danielle Rubin
Saks Fifth Avenue
Mr. Madhu Satyanarayana
Ms. Joanne Schindler
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour
Schwartz
Mr. Graham Shalgian
Ms. Joyce Sharon
Six Flags New England
Robert and Dana Smith
The Standard Grill
Staples, Inc.
Starbucks Coffee Company
Sterling Golf Management, Inc.
Gregory F. Stewart
Ms. Meredith Stoddard
Michael and Kristen Swenson
Taj Boston Hotel
THL Credit Advisors, LLC
Tiger Capital Group, LLC
Tom James Co. – Ari Gray
Mr. Jacob A. Udell
The Varano Group
The Vault
Ms. Andrea Vazquez
Mr. Matt Verrochi
Veson Nautical
VP/NE Parking Solutions
Winston Flowers –
Simone and Ted Winston
Westin Hotel Copley Place
Dr. Morton Wolf
Stephen G. Woodsum and
Anne R. Lovett
Zipcar Boston
Mr. Marc Zwetchkerbaum, Esq.
BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF BOSTON | 2011 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 31

G IFTS IN M EMORY
Gifts made in memory of Myra H. Kraft are listed in a separate report.
IN MEMORY OF
JOHN W. CALKINS
Mr. and Mrs. Leon F. Beaulieu
Mr. R. Nelson Griebel
Ms. Mary W. Jacobs
IN MEMORY OF
CASIMIR DE RHAM
FPL Advisory Group
Ms. Mary L. Woolsey
IN MEMORY OF
RUSSELL EPKER
Mr. Baird Ruch and
Mrs. Alison Epker Ruch
IN MEMORY OF
ANDREW J. FIRST, 1 ST . LT.
U.S.M.C.
Mr. Robert A. First
IN MEMORY OF
DAVE HANSFORD
Mr. Jack Curley
IN MEMORY OF
KIMBERLY MALO
Mr. Lin Jenkins
CHARLESTOWN CLUB | KEANE CHILDREN’S CENTER / ANSIN YOUTH CENTER
IN MEMORY OF
DENNY BORDEN
Mr. Dan Guarente
IN MEMORY OF
JOHN BRENNAN
Ms. Diane P. Leblanc
Ms. Catherine Maher
Mr. James D. Maher
Pattie McCormick
Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M.
Schulze
Mr. Ronald L. Shaw
Ms. Katharine Shute
IN MEMORY OF
VITO CAPRARO SR.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Doherty
Mr. Charles F. McGonagle
Ms. Corazon S. Ross
IN MEMORY OF
JOHN CARROLL
Ms. Kelly A. Grahn
Mrs. Ruth Kacic
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maguire
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J.
Martineau
Mr. and Mrs. John J.
McLaughlin Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Miller
Mrs. Lisa Ward
IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM COLLINS
Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Arnstein
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Collins
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Devlin
Ms. Lucille DiGravio
Mr. and Mrs. Ronan J.
Fitzpatrick
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Golden
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Harrison
Knights of Columbus –
Bunker Hill Council No. 62
Mr. Joseph P. Langan Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Locke
Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughlin
RMHS Café Girls
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Wasak
IN MEMORY OF
DEREK CURRY
Ms. Donna J. Durgin
Mr. Clayton Housley
Ms. Kathleen A. Newhall
Ms. Josephine Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.
Robinson
Mrs. Sonia Silverman
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.
Trudeau
IN MEMORY OF
JAMES DEVLIN JR.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Collins
Mr. Robert L. Depauw
Ms. Nancy A. Dowling
Mr. Christopher M. Flynn and
Patrick McLaughlin
Ms. Barbara J. Fournier
Mr. Peter G. Golden III
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keane
Ms. Alice C. Kneeland
Knights of Columbus –
Bunker Hill Council No. 62
Ms. Helen McLaughlin
Ms. Winifred B. McLaughlin
Mr. John P. Morrissey
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M.
Napolitano
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prewitt
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. William Vallieres
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ward
IN MEMORY OF
TED DOHERTY
Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeFlumere
IN MEMORY OF
JAMES AND
CATHERINE DOLAHER
Ms. Joyce Kelliher
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IN MEMORY OF
DOTTY DUFFY
Mr. John R. Duffy
IN MEMORY OF
MARY DUFFY
Mr. Ryan Sullivan
IN MEMORY OF
KATHLEEN FISKE
Mr. and Mrs. William O’Brien
Ms. Diane Rossi
Ms. Kathy Ryan
IN MEMORY OF
BOBBY FITZGERALD
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M.
Cavaliere
Mr. Robert L. Depauw
Mr. Francis Duffy
Mr. John R. Duffy
Ms. Mary Fitzgerald
Ms. Marie Marsden
Ms. Gracie O’Halloran
Mr. and Mrs. William D.
Wessman
IN MEMORY OF ANNA T.
(MURPHY) GRZELCYK
Ms. Cecelia G. Carolina
Mr. Robert L. Depauw
Mr. and Ms. Larry Dyer
General Dynamics C4 Systems
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P.
McManus Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Papalia
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P.
Patterson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F.
Patterson
Sheshunoff Consulting +
Solutions
IN MEMORY OF
MARY A. “DOLLY”
(LOGAN) HUDSON
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Cleland
Christine and Paul Geishecker
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.
Kilcoyne
North End Community Health
Center
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Stewart
Ms. Margaret Yorganjian
IN MEMORY OF
PATSY JOHNSON
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Evers
IN MEMORY OF
RUSSELL “RAZZ”
MURRAY
Bear Hill Golf Club, Inc.
Ms. Marie Bova
Ms. Ann M. Corcoran
Mrs. Gladys Cunningham
Ms. Virginia Doherty / Malden
Women’s Auxiliary
Ms. Nora L. Donnelly
Ms. Adrianne Donovan
Mr. John R. Duffy
Electric Insurance Company
Ms. Gail Fantasia
Mr. and Mrs. Ronan J. Fitzpatrick
Ms. Paula E. Galasso
Ms. Pamela J. Goodwin
Ms. Ellen D. Kaufman
Ms. Joyce Kelliher
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Kennedy
Mr. and Ms. James W. King
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Lapointe
Ms. Elisabeth A. Logan
Loughran & Corbett
Attorneys, Inc.
Mr. Brendan P. McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F.
McCarthy
Michael Quinn Scholarship
Fund
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Miraglia
Mr. Robert L. Moccia
Ms. Gisela Moore
Mr. John Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Norton
Mr. Paul O’Brien
Ms. Graceann Powers-Walsh
Ms. Mary M. Sexton
IN MEMORY OF
JOHN O’HALLORAN
Mr. David J. Bobick
Mr. Joseph Bobick
Mr. and Mrs. Nabil Boghos
Ms. Carol A. Buonopane
Mr. and Mrs. Jospeh J.
Casarano Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A.
Cummings
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Daniels
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Denehy
Mr. Michael D. Depauw
Mr. Robert L. Depauw
Mr. and Ms. Damien Donovan
Mr. and Mrs. John Driscoll
Ms. Mary Fitzgerald
Ms. Beverly A. Gibbons
Mr. Michael Gill
Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Healey
Ms. Ruthann Humphrey
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keane
Knights of Columbus –
Bunker Hill Council No. 62
Mr. Paul E. Macdonald
Ms. Sheila McGonagle
Mr. and Mrs. Prisco Morella
MS Family Trust
Mrs. Patricia M. O’Halloran
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Smith Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Sodergren
Ms. D. Tomkewicz and P.
Benham
Umbro & Sons Construction
Corp.
IN MEMORY OF
WAYNE ROGERS
Mr. Toby Hewitt
IN MEMORY OF
ROBERT SEATON
Ms. Leslie Seaton Malis
IN MEMORY OF
JOHN SEWARD
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Bulman
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Melanson
Dr. Charlotte M. Schoenberg
and Ms. Sara Muller
IN MEMORY OF
JACK SHEEHAN
B & B Oil Co., Inc.
Mr. John R. Duffy
Mr. and Mrs. Ronan J.
Fitzpatrick
Ms. Carol Greene
Ms. Patricia Johnston
Mr. and Mrs. James Keane
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Koblinski
Mr. and Mrs. John Mahoney
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Miller, Jr.
Ms. Geraldine M. Ridings and
Mr. John W. McNamara
Mr. and Mrs. Sean Ridings
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J.
Waggett
Ms. Nan Wilkins
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L.
Wilkins
IN MEMORY OF
MARGARET SMITH
Mr. Paul J. Bizak
Mr. John J. Danehy
Professor Michael D. Drout
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Eagan
Mr. and Mrs. James M.
Habeeb
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hegarty
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Leonard
Mr. and Mrs. Will Morgan
Ms. Elizabeth J. O’Brien
Partners HealthCare and
Massachusetts General
Hospital
Ms. Dorothy R. Sansevero
Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Sullivan
Ms. Dorothy E. Vosburgh
Wheaton College Department
of English
Mr. and Mrs. James C. White
IN MEMORY OF MARIAN
BLINN ULLMAN
Ms. Deborah Morse
IN MEMORY OF
GERALD WALL
Mr. Wayne T. Chainey
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G ERALD AND D ARLENE JORDAN C LUB
IN MEMORY OF
EDWARD CAULFIELD
Mr. Michael J. Gordon
IN MEMORY OF
LEO MAHONEY
Bourne Consulting
Engineering
IN MEMORY OF
STACEE MONKIEWICZ
Acosta Sales & Marketing
Mr. and Mrs. K. Edward
Alexander
Mr. Arthur Arsenault
Jay and Susan Ash
Mr. Ronald P. Barron
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W.
Bartholomew III
Boston Sand & Gravel
Mr. and Mrs. Dean M.
Boylan Jr.
Ms. Kathleen Branzell
Mr. Paul Broude
Ms. Marguerite C. Buckless
Ms. Patricia C. Burke
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J.
Calabrese
Mr. and Mrs. James C.
Calabrese
Chelsea Chamber of
Commerce
Cindy Gray’s School of
Dance, Inc.
Mr. William G. Colcord
Coprico Printing
Custom Seasonings, Inc
Mrs. Carole A. David
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Davidson
Mr. Robert Downing
East Coast Distributors, Inc.
Eastern Salt Company, Inc.
Edgewater Technology
Especially for Pets
Mr. Scott Farmelant
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony V. Ferullo
Ms. Marilyn Fraktman
Fusion
Ms. Susan E. Gallant, CPA
Mrs. Kate Gearan
Mr. Matt Giamarco
Mr. and Mrs. Allan S. Gillis
Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Greeley
Ms. Marie Griffin
Ms. Gina A. Guange
Mr. James J. Hill
Mr. Edmund E. Hoell and
Ms. Carole Center
Mrs. Tammy Irrera
Ms. Fern Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs. Paul I. Karofsky
Mr. Warren A. Kirby, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kiriakakos
Mr. Barry R. Kirshon
Josh and Carolyn Kraft
Mr. Bruce Mackey
Shelagh Mahoney and
Joseph McNamee
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Malec
Massachusetts Food
Association
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J.
McCarthy
Ms. Anne M. McCormack
Mr. Gerald McCue and
Ms. Sheila Molinari
Ms. Kristin Esposito McRae
Mr. Craig D. Merry
Mr. James D. Miamis
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Migliero
Mills & Company, Inc.
Ms. Kimberlee Mineo
Mrs. Anne T. Mitchell
Mrs. Alice Monkiewicz
Multivac, Inc.
Nail Communications, Inc.
Odyssey’s Unlimited, Inc.
Officer Harold L. Vitale
Memorial Fund, Inc.
Mr. Matthew O’Malley
Paul W. Marks Co., Inc.
Peter Monaghan Sales LLC
Pharmaceutically Elegant, Inc.
RECCO Refrigeration
Engineering & Contracting
Co., Inc.
R.F. Binder
State Representative
Kathi-Anne Reinstein
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Sales
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P.
Schmohl
Mrs. Loretta R. Seremeth
Ms. Barbara N. Shapiro
Mr. Robert E. Shoemaker
Ms. Janice Sikorski
Mr. Ralph O. Smith
Mr. George Speropolous
Mr. Thomas Speropoulos
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman M.
Spritz
Ms. Louise T. Stanchfield
Summer Street School
Sunshine Fund
Ms. Joanne C. Tarason
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Vath
Michelle Perez Vichot
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Vinard
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie P. Vitale
Ms. Martha Waldo
IN MEMORY OF
MARC POMPEO
Ms. Moira F. Sugarman
S OUTH B OSTON C LUB
IN MEMORY OF
WALTER APPLEGATE JR.
Mrs. Christine Alejunas
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Peters
IN MEMORY OF
JOSEPH ARLAUSKAS SR.
Ms. Nellie Brownell
Mrs. Patricia Cabral
Mr. Paul A. Christian Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dalton
Rev. James M. DiPerri
Donald McKay School Fund
Sunshine Fund
Mr. Frank Dorion
Harry Duvall
Ms. Mary Jane Kemper
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher
Mackin
Miss Kathleen Marquis
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Orlowski
Ms. Kathleen Sullivan Moran
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tower
Mr. Bill Spain
IN MEMORY OF
MARY BINDA
Binda Family & Friends
IN MEMORY OF
THOMAS BUTLER
Mr. Thomas Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allison
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Mr. Francis Anglin
Mr. and Mrs. George B.
Balaconis
Ms. Laura Barbosa
Mr. William J. Barrett
Mr. E.B. Berman
A Better City
Mr. Valary Bradley
Bunker Hill Associates
Mr. Edward R. Butler
Ms. Mary M. Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J.
Capodanno
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carr
Castle Island Association
Mr. Joseph Connolly
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Coyne
Mr. John Cvilikas
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Donovan
Mr. James Doolin
Harry Duvall
Ms. Mary Eagar
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Foley
Ms. Marybeth Gannon
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Garry
Ms. Ellen Gorham
Mr. Robert Grande
Mr. and Mrs. John
Grygorcewicz
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hickey
Mr. Louis Hinckley and
Ms. Leonor Filipe
John W. McCormack Civic
Association
Ms. Bernadine Joslin
Mr. Thomas J. Loftus
MacLean Charitable
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mahoney
Massachusetts Port Authority
Mr. Gregory McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. John J. McGrath
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Merck
Mr. Tom Moakley
Mrs. Adrienne Morrissey
Mr. John Mullen
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nee
Mr. and Mrs. Ted O’Brien
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Richards
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M.
Rooney
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Santry
Mr. Alan Sokolow
Mr. Paul Sullivan
Ms. Elizabeth Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas
Thomas J. Fitzgerald, Post #561
Mr. Harry Uhlman
Mr. Eugene Vaillancourt
Ms. Maria Vasilakis
Ms. Elaine Wallace
IN MEMORY OF
MARY A. CRABTREE
Mary A. Crabtree Fund
IN MEMORY OF
JACK GUERIN
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Delehanty
IN MEMORY OF
FRANK HIGGINS
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Carras
IN MEMORY OF
KIMBERLY S. JONES
Ms. Kate Beauparlant
Mr. Mark P. Bergin
Mr. Lawrence Carlson
Mr. James Case
Ms. Laurie Cassels
Ms. Martha A. Donovan
Mr. James Faulkner
Ms. Jane Flaherty
Ms. Lisa M. Higgins
Ms. Staci Reardon
Dr. and Mrs. James Ross
Mr. Daniel Ryan
Mr. and Mrs. David Schiller
Ms. Megan M. Scipione
Ms. Melanie Skane
Mr. Barry F.X. Smith
State Street Corporation
IN MEMORY OF
FATHER JAMES LANE
South Boston High School
Class of 1952
IN MEMORY OF
RICHARD AND
HELEN MCCORMICK
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Carras
The McCormick Family
IN MEMORY OF
CLIFF MCDONALD
Ms. Jane E. McDonald
IN MEMORY OF
HARRY MCDONAUGH
Miss Helen C. Fagan
IN MEMORY OF
KIT MCGRATH
The McGrath Family
IN MEMORY OF
THOMAS ROGERS
Litchfield Middle School
MR. WILLIAM R. TEHAN
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin V.
Symmons
YAWK EY C LUB OF R O X BURY | S MIT H F AMILY T EEN C ENTER
IN MEMORY OF
WINIFRED CRAWFORD
Eusebius E. Oyigbo and
Olasumbo A. Olundegun
IN MEMORY OF
RUTH E. O’BRIEN AND
BARBARA WILLIAMS
5LINX
Mr. Tracy Monroe
BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF BOSTON | 2011 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 35

B OARD OF D IRECTORS
as of June 30, 2011
Jonathan G. Davis
Chair of the Board
Sandra M. Edgerley
Immediate Past Chair
Myra H. Kraft*
Chair Emerita
Maureen Alphonse-Charles
Senior Director, Talent Acquisition
City Year, Inc.
Jeffrey C. Bloomberg
Chairman
Gordon Brothers Group, LLC
Michael E. Bronner
Founder
Digitas and Upromise, Inc.
Emily Brown
Community Volunteer
Michele Courton Brown
Chief Operating Officer
The Efficacy Institute
Joseph P. Campanelli
Chairman, President & CEO
Flagstar Bank
Dr. Lilian W. Cheung
Director of Health Promotion
& Communication
Harvard School of Public Health
Laurence S. Chud, M.D.
Psychiatrist and Psychoanalyst
Faculty, Harvard Medical School
Stephanie Connaughton
Marketing Consultant
William A. Earon
Managing Director
Coastal Capital Advisors, LLC
Corinne L. Ferguson
Community Volunteer
David P. Fialkow
Managing Director
General Catalyst Partners
Karen M. Firestone
President
Aureus Asset Management LLC
John F. Fish
President and Chief Executive Officer
Suffolk Construction Company, Inc.
Susan E. Florence
Senior Vice President
Christie’s
Mohammed Fotouhi
Founder and Co-Chairman
Access International
Ruthanne Fuller
Strategic Planner
Robert E. Gallery
Massachusetts President
Bank of America
Vicary M. Graham
Regional President of Wealth Management
BNY Mellon
Lawrence D. Greenberg
General Partner
Alydar Capital
Donna K. Hazard
Community Volunteer
Sean M. Healey
President and Chief Executive Officer
Affiliated Managers Group, Inc.
Ronald A. Homer
President, Access Capital Strategies
RBC Global Asset Management
Joseph L. Hooley
Chief Executive Officer
State Street Corporation
Ogden M. Hunnewell
Founder and President
Nordic Properties, Inc.
Durant A. Hunter
Principal
Ridgeway Partners, LLC
Dave E. Johnson
Partner
Bain & Company
Jeffrey F. Jones
Partner
Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
Darlene L. Jordan
Executive Director
Gerald R. Jordan Foundation
Marilyn T. Keane
Community Volunteer
Brian J. Knez
Co-Founder & Managing Partner
Castanea Partners, Inc.
Gregg Stone and Chris McKown
Thomas A. Knott
Consultant
Michael A. Krupka
Managing Director
Bain Capital Partners, LLC
John D. Macomber
Lecturer
Harvard Business School
Elena M. Matlack
Community Volunteer
Christopher J. McKown
Executive Chairman
Iora Health
William L. McMahon
Vice President, Marketing
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Ray Monkiewicz
Chairman
Kayem Foods, Inc.
Janice Morris
Executive Vice President
Fidelity Investments
Brian T. Moynihan
Chief Executive Officer
Bank of America
Thomas J. Niedermeyer Jr.
Managing Partner
Liberty Square Asset Management
Saul J. Pannell
Senior Vice President and Partner
Wellington Management Company LLP
J. Garrett Parker Jr.
Chief Financial Officer
Risk Management Foundation
Randy Peeler
Managing Director
Berkshire Partners LLC
Bryan Rafanelli
President
Rafanelli Events Management
*deceased
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Bernadette T. Rehnert
Community Volunteer
Laura C. Reynolds
Community Volunteer
Paul J. Rooney
President
EBS Insurance Brokers, Inc.
Helen Chin Schlichte
President Emeritus
South Cove Manor
Meredith Clark Shachoy
Partner
CMS Partners
Robert J. Small
Managing Director
Berkshire Partners LLC
Dana Smith
Community Volunteer
Kimberly Steimle
Chief Marketing and People Officer
Suffolk Construction Company, Inc.
R. Gregg Stone III
Founder
Kestrel Management, LLC
Richard A. Voke, Esq.
Partner
Law Office of Richard A. Voke
Herbert S. Wagner III
Managing Director
The Baupost Group
Frank V. Wisneski Jr.
Retired Partner and Senior Vice President
Wellington Management Company
Stephen G. Woodsum
Founding Managing Partner
Summit Partners
S ENIOR A D V ISORY B OARD
William W. Bain Jr.
Co-Founder
Bain, Willard Companies L.P.
Gerald W. Blakeley Jr.
President
Blakeley Investment Company
Frederic C. Church Jr.
Senior Consultant
Albert Risk Management Consultants
Robert B. Cleary Sr.
President
The Robert Cleary Group
Fred Davis and John Harris
John M. Connors Jr.
President
Camp Harbor View Foundation
Terrence B. Gagne
Chief Financial Officer
Pine Street Inn
John U. Harris Jr.
Senior Vice President
Winslow, Evans & Crocker, Inc.
Richard Harte Jr.
Retired Vice President
Birch Hill Investment Advisors LLC
Michael E. Haynes
Retired Senior Minister
Twelfth Baptist Church
Thomas E. Leggat
Retired President
The Leggat Company
Timothy Leland
Retired Vice President
The Boston Globe
Pete M. Nicholas
Co-Founder and Chairman of the Board
Boston Scientific Corporation
Bob Cleary, Tim Leland, Jeff Jones
Rodger P. Nordblom
Chairman
Nordblom Management Company, Inc.
Kevin C. Phelan
Chairman
Colliers Meredith & Grew, Inc.
John D. Spooner
Managing Director
MorganStanley SmithBarney, Inc.
John P. Weitzel
Retired Partner
Palmer & Dodge LLP
BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF BOSTON | 2011 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 37

B OARD OF OV ERSEERS
as of June 30, 2011
Bruce N. Jacobs
Overseers Chair
Jack F. Agnew
Sara J. Andrews
Michael C. Ascione
Judith A. Axten
Bradley R. Balter
Bridget A. Basilico
William R. Beardslee
Anita Bekenstein
Marques E. Benton
Susan Bonanno
David A. Bright, Esq.
William S. Buccella
William Burrow
Carla P. Cabot
James A. Canfield
Susan C. Carrabes
Richard L. Church
Rena Clark
Robert B. Cleary Jr.
Cynthia A. Conley
Terence A. Connell
Margot Davis and Marc Margulies
Monica D. Cost
Joel E. Cutler
Stuart E. Davies
Fotene J. Demoulas
Donna M. DePrisco
Craig Dillon
Mark R. Epker
Sheila S. Evans
Gill Fishman
Lois M. Gallagher
Matthew J. Gardella
Jonathan J. Goodman
Patricia Griffith
Lisa J. Guscott
Roger W. Hobby
Charles Hood
Weston Howland III
Frederick H. Jamieson
Gerald R. Jordan
David C. Kaplan
Kathleen Katterhagen
Brian T. Keane
Sandra T. King
Gordon G. Kluzak
Robert Knight
Daniel Kramer
Steven D. Krichmar
Kenneth W. Lang
Richard D. Lassen
Kevin J. Leary
Patrick A. Lee
Andrea P. Leers
Deborah Lewis
Lauren Phelan Lipscomb
Joan D. Lovejoy
Anne R. Lovett
Adam Powell, Polly Slavet, Juliette Pico
Kay G. Lyons
Arlene C. Roberts
Judith A. Malone
Eric D. Roiter
Marc A. Margulies
Frank Roop
Kevin P. Martin Jr.
Jennifer L. Rosenberg
Mary Ann Mattoon
Patricia O. Rudofsky
Brendan P. McDonough Penelope M. Savitz
Arthur McGinnes
Jeremy M. Sclar
Michael J. McHugh
Polly Slavet
Stephen Mead Jr.
Douglas R. Smith-Petersen
Mary Jo Meisner
Kurt F. Somerville
Michael Mitchell
Troy Stanfield
Jean K. Mixer
Michael P. Stansky
Robert D. Monahan
Donald J. Steiner
Ruth A. Moorman
Donald K. Stern
Anne T. Moran
Joseph E. Swan
Frederick S. Moseley IV Joseph F. Sweeney Jr.
Jennifer E. Mugar-Flaherty Patrick J. Sweeney, Esq.
Marion M. Mussafer
David T. Thibodeau
John K. Nicholas
Cedric Tonello
Joseph J. O’Donnell
Christian Tosi
Peter Palandjian
Ramsay G. Trussell
Laird P. Pendleton
Karen L. Tucker
Juliette G. Pico
Brian J. Walsh
Adam Clayton Powell IV John D. Walsh
Brian Powers
William J. Walsh Jr.
Patrick J. Purcell
Marc A. White Jr.
Richard P. Quinlan
Theodore Winston
Richard A. Remis
Jane M. Wolchonok
Daniel E. Rivers
Christopher Woods
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L OCAL A D V ISORY B OARDS
BLUE HILL CLUB
George Robert White
Youth Development
Center | Smith Family
Teen Center
Julius Starkman, Chair
Freda Brasfield
James M. Claiborne
Euan Davis
Adam Gibbons
Oscar Moreno
Angela Perkins
Steve Peters
Suzanne Picher
Brad Schofield
CHARLESTOWN CLUB
Keane Children’s Center
Ansin Youth Center
Jason Gallagher, Chair
Alexis Finneran, Secretary
Barbara Babin
Kathy Bryson
Al Carrier
Paul Collins
Jim Connors
Tom Coots
Paul Dobie
Eve Dougherty
Mario Fabiano
Scott Farmelant
Thom Gilligan
Christine Healey
Nea Hoyt
John Iacoi
Anna Leonard
Brenda Loan
Janice Locke
John McGee
Michael McHugh
Kevin O’Halloran
Danny Ryan
Pat Sweeney
Brian Wadman
John Walsh
GERALD AND DARLENE
JORDAN CLUB
Kraft Family Youth
Center
Brian J. Walsh, Chair
Matthew Monkiewicz,
Vice Chair
Sal Bertolami
Peter Carbone
Richard F. Fernandez
Penny Garver
Richard Gordon
Don Harney
Matthew B. Hoffman
Sergio M. Jaramillo
Robert Jordan
Brian Kyes
James J. McCarthy
Joseph McNamee
Ray Monkiewicz
John K. Nicholas
J. Michael O’Brien
Mark D. Robinson
Jerry Shafir
Thomas Speropoulos
Leslie Vitale
Richard A. Voke
H. Mark White
SOUTH BOSTON CLUB
Doreen Heath, Chair
Will Averill
Eugene Binda
Tim Buckley
Tom Butler
Dianne Cavaleri
Tom Costello
Seanne N. Falconer
Senator Jack Hart
Nina Hayes
Terry Hillery
Gail Hobin
Congressman Stephen F. Lynch
Brett Peterson
Joseph Plunkett III
Nicole Prairie
Paul J. Rooney
Paul Saia
Donna Susi
Gerard V. Vierbickas
Stephen White
Michael Zulon
Emily Brown, Thu Nguyen, Fred Fairfield, Denise Young-Howard
YAWKEY CLUB
OF ROXBURY
Smith Family Teen
Center
Frederick Fairfield, Chair
William Baxter
Sara Teachworth Boehs
Emily Brown
Dwayne Jackson
Keith McDermott
Lorraine Payne-Wheeler
Keisha Rose
Candace Sealey
Ronia Stewart
Michael Vance
Bernard Wheeler
Arodorothy Wilson
Denise Young-Howard
YOUTHCONNECT
(FORMERLY YSPN)
Elizabeth Silverman, Chair
Ronald M. Ansin,
Honorary Chair
Laurence S. Chud, M.D.
Ruthanne Fuller
Robert P. Gittens
Jeff Herrmann
Weston Howland III
Boston Police Superintendent
Paul Joyce
Michael Kineavy
Joshua Klevens
Donald Stern
Chris Wayland
BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF BOSTON | 2011 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 39

I NDEPENDENT A UDITOR’S R EPORT
To the Board of Directors
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston, Inc.
Boston, Massachusetts
We have audited the accompanying statements of financial position of The Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston, Inc. (the
“Organization”) as of June 30, 2011 and 2010, and the related statements of activities, functional expenses and cash
flows for the years then ended. These financial statements are the responsibility of the Organization’s management.
Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits.
We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America.
Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the
financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes consideration of internal control over
financial reporting as a basis for designing audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not
for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the Organization’s internal control over financial
reporting. Accordingly, we express no such opinion. An audit includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting
the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements, assessing the accounting principles used and significant
estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. We believe that
our audits provide a reasonable basis for our opinion.
In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position
of The Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston, Inc. as of June 30, 2011 and 2010, and the changes in their net assets and their
cash flows for the years then ended in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of
America.
November 22, 2011
Boston, Massachusetts
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STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION
J UNE 30, 2011 AND 2010
2011 2010
ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents $ 2,276,597 $ 2,407,043
Short-term investments, at fair value 855,670 1,044,854
Reimbursable program grant expenditures 282,594 131,450
Prepaid expenses and other assets 1,142,319 536,442
Pledges receivable 10,737,287 10,554,291
Long-term investments, at fair value 29,196,640 23,834,922
Land, buildings and equipment, at cost, net 27,359,070 28,602,514
Total assets $ 71,850,177 $ 67,111,516
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Note Payable $ 724,500 $ 913,500
Accounts payable - trade 268,073 267,248
Accrued expenses 2,303,515 2,847,144
Deferred revenue 752,542 304,265
Total liabilities 4,048,630 4,332,157
Net assets:
Unrestricted 31,132,523 30,210,564
Temporarily restricted 10,223,797 6,222,766
Permanently restricted 26,445,227 26,346,029
Total net assets 67,801,547 62,779,359
Total liabilities and net assets $ 71,850,177 $ 67,111,516
BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF BOSTON | 2011 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 41

STATEMENT OF ACTIV ITIES (U NRESTRICTED N ET A SSETS O NLY)
J UNE 30, 2011 AND 2010
Operating revenue:
2011 2010
United Way contributions $ 791,013 $ 724,247
Contributions and benefits 7,368,803 5,851,867
Grants from governmental agencies 806,950 862,540
Parent fees, vouchers, member dues, and club camp fees 794,599 812,990
Gifts-in-kind 204,154 214,721
Service and other income 2,046,449 1,606,013
Investment income on long-term investments designated
by the Board for operations 166,426 672,808
Net assets released from restrictions 4,438,407 4,174,108
Operating expense:
Total revenues, gains and other support 16,616,801 14,919,294
Program services
Arts $ 473,539 $ 410,474
Education 701,270 632,406
Leadership and character development 288,078 204,438
Life skills 1,042,273 1,052,685
Sports, fitness, recreation 1,027,273 835,746
Technology 468,022 513,171
Summer programs 269,166 281,868
School age child care 362,566 314,450
Member services 521,751 486,606
YouthConnect 695,571 846,458
Shared space sites 770,601 676,878
Camp Harbor View 1,365,142 1,010,711
Facility maintenance, insurance and utilities 1,621,177 1,484,888
Program management and administration 1,647,687 1,587,149
Program development and staff support 755,441 786,723
Total program expenses 12,009,557 11,124,651
Management and general 1,381,069 1,342,687
Fundraising 2,699,046 2,039,880
Total operating expenses 16,089,672 14,507,218
Income from operations before depreciation 527,129 412,076
Depreciation expense 1,616,403 1,636,489
Income (loss) from operations (1,089,274) (1,224,413)
Non-operating activities:
Net assets released from restriction (capital expenditures) 10,668 14,892
Investment income on long-term investment designated
by the Board for operations (166,426) (672,808)
Interest and dividend income 89,875 189,842
Investment expense (34,335) (30,294)
Net realized gains (losses) on investments (19,808) 835
Net unrealized gains on investments 1,436,577 1,451,250
Pension liability adjustment 694,682 (721,076)
Non-operating gains 2,011,233 232,641
Change in net assets $ 921,959 $ (991,772)
Total Unrestricted Net Assets $ 31,132,523 $ 30,210,564
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2011 BOYS & GIRLS CLUB S OF BOSTON 1
15,298 Total youth served 2
8% Percent increase in total youth served during FY11 as compared with FY10
4,695 Impacted youth 3
309,772 Cumulative member visits
358 Number of members who were mentored
96% Percentage of high school seniors (members) who graduated in 4 years
73% Percentage of teens who were accepted into a college program
$2,291 Total cost per member
$3,771 Total cost per impacted member
72% Members on Free or Reduced Lunch Program (an indicator of poverty)
50% Number of member families with household income of less than $27,000
35% Percentage of members who live with both parents
303,373 Pounds of food donated annually by The Greater Boston Food Bank for the
five free-standing Clubs
160,061 Free meals served annually at the five free-standing Clubs through Kid’s Cafe
187 Number of teens employed after school and during the summer
1
As we transition our tracking and reporting system, these statistics are a mix of calendar and fiscal year data
2
Includes all Club members, other youth who use our facilities, and youth who participate in programs run by our staff
3
Members who attend at least 1/week or 52/year, Camp Harbor View and YouthConnect

MAIN OFFICE
Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston
50 Congress Street, Suite 730
Boston, MA 02109
P: 617-994-4700
F: 617-994-4701
info@bgcb.org
BLUE HILL CLUB
George Robert White
Youth Development Center |
Smith Family Teen Center
15 Talbot Avenue
Dorchester, MA 02124
P: 617-474-1050
Scott McLellan –
Berkshire Partners Executive Director
CHARLESTOWN CLUB
Keane Children’s Center | Ansin Youth Center
15 Green Street
Charlestown, MA 02129
P: 617-242-1775
Greg Jackson – Executive Director
CONDON CLUB
James F. Condon Elementary School
200 D Street
South Boston, MA 02127
P: 617-307-6075
Jessica Rubecindo – Director
FRANKLIN HILL CLUB
Franklin Hill Housing Development
5 Shandon Road
Dorchester, MA 02124
P: 617-282-2800
Tanya Gould – Director
GERALD AND DARLENE JORDAN CLUB
Kraft Family Youth Center
30 Willow Street
Chelsea, MA 02150
P: 617-884-9435
Michelle Perez – Executive Director
MATTAHUNT CLUB
Mattahunt Community Center
100 Hebron Street
Mattapan, MA 02126
P: 617-298-0691 or 617-635-5159
Donna Young – Director
ORCHARD GARDENS CLUB
Orchard Gardens Community Center
2 Dearborn Street
Roxbury, MA 02118
P: 617-516-5285
Josh Davis – Director
SOUTH BOSTON CLUB
230 West Sixth Street
South Boston, MA 02127
P: 617-268-4301
Harry Duvall – Executive Director
SUMNER CLUB
Charles Sumner Elementary School
15 Basile Street
Roslindale, MA 02131
P: 617-363-9938
Adetunji Onamade – Director
YAWKEY CLUB OF ROXBURY
Smith Family Teen Center
115 Warren Street
Roxbury, MA 02119
P: 617-427-6050
Andrea Swain – Executive Director
YOUTHCONNECT
115 Warren Street
Roxbury, MA 02119
P: 617-427-0957
Andrea Perry – Executive Director
CAMP HARBOR VIEW
On Long Island in Boston Harbor
Operated by Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston
P: 617-379-5500
Cara Gould – Director
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Photography:
Dana Bisbee
Ivan de Petrovsky
(courtesy Liberty Mutual)
Randy H. Goodman
Katie Kaizer
EHS Marenna
Design by:
Gill Fishman Associates
Chief Advancement Officer:
Alexandra Fuchs
Annual Report content
development and
project management:
Jan Goldstein
Quincey Williamson
Featured artwork created by
Club members
Partner Agency
Founding signatory of
www.bgcb.org