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Board of Trustees Officers of the Corporation Anne P. Ogilby, Esq. Chairman; Ropes & Gray Raymond L. Killian, Jr., Chairman Emeritus; Investment Technology Group, Inc. (retired) David W. Manzo, M.Ed., President, Cotting School David S. Lee, Senior Vice Chairman Charles T. Haydock, CFA, Vice Chairman & Treasurer; Welch & Forbes David C. Cushing, CFA, Vice Chairman; Lexington, MA D. Eliot Klein, Secretary; Cambridge Trust Company Trustees John Beach, Bridges Associates Michael K. Durkin, CEO, United Way of MA Bay and Merrimack Valley Paul Goodof, Private Financial and Management Consultant Lynda G. Kabbash, M.D., New England Baptist Hospital Makeeba McCreary, Abekam Consulting Virginia L. Nicholas, Concord, MA Stuart A. Randle, GI Dynamics, Inc. Joan Thorndike, Brookline, MA 20 Trustees Emeriti H. Phelps Edwards, Jr., Wellesley, MA Paul F. Perkins, Esq., Ropes & Gray (retired) William O. Taylor Chairman Emeritus; The Boston Globe (retired) John L. Thorndike Treasurer Emeritus; Fiduciary Trust Company (retired) Elise R. Wallace, Sherborn, MA
21 Treasurer’s Report Each year we strive to steward philanthropic gifts prudently in order to better serve our students. In 2010 Cotting spent resources with particular care. One example, our efforts to “go green” resulted in a savings of $40,000 in electrical and heating costs. We are taking additional “green” measures to demonstrate further our commitment to this endeavor. This translates to more efficient buildings and more funds for use in the classroom. Since its founding in 1893, bequests, large and small, by former students, staff, trustees and friends, have provided long term financial stability for Cotting School. In fiscal year 2010, Cotting School raised annual gifts totaling $323,254, special gifts totaling $501,215, and bequests totaling $764,439. Please consider remembering Cotting School in your estate planning. Thank you for continuing to support our students, who deserve nothing short of the best. Here’s Where You Come In! Help us grow this percentage! Charles T. Haydock, Vice Chairman and Treasurer Our IRS Form 990 and audited Financial Statement are available upon request.
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