Table of Contents

CONNECT:Belief in Boundless PotentialLeadership AddressAchievements at a Glance Our Accomplishments

The Power of Partnership & CollaborationOur School PartnersJoint Ventures: Corporate /School Partnerships High School HeroesCommunity Collaborations

PASSIONATE COMMUNITY:Commitment & Passion for What We Do: Advancing Change Through GivingFinancial StatementsBusiness InvestorsIndividual InvestorsBowl-A-ThonsGifts-In-Kind Board Member List Associate Board ListHispanic Initiative Advisory Council ListStaff Member List

TRANSFORM:Extending Reach, Making an ImpactProgram ListOpportunity Knocks

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Leadership Address

ThE ChAIRMANAs I conclude my two-year tenure as Chairman of the Board of JANY, I find myself reflecting on the relationships we have built and the lives we have touched in pursuit of our mission to inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy.

For JANY, the 2006-2007 year has proved tobe a watershed moment in the organization’s development and growth. We now have an aggressive and innovative plan to increase JANY’s resources, reach and impact – as noted in Doug’s message. The strategic plan will position JANY to be more competitive, customer oriented, results driven and financially solvent. The JANY Board is invigorated, engaged and committed to doing their part to ensure that the strategic plan goals are met through the year 2010.

We’re on our way to developing and re-engaging a vibrant and successful alumni base – potentially an invaluable resource and support network for the Junior Achievement mission. At JANY, we’ve attracted a talented, innovative and visionary team of staff – JA’s relationship brokers – who work tirelessly to preserve and connect key constituent groups to the JA mission.

I am proud to end my tenure as Chairman on such a high note of optimism for the future. I’m proud to be a member of such a passionate, diverse and talented community of individuals who are committed to developing the potential of young people. I’d like to welcome JANY’s incoming Chaiman of the Board, Anré Williams, President, Global Commercial Card, for American Express. I’m confident that Anré will provide the leadership skills necessary to ensure that the 2010 strategic goals are met.

Finally, I would like to thank JANY’s Board Members for their continued generosity and support of the JA mission. I’d like to thank Doug for his support, partnership and vision in helping to guide the development of the organization. I look forward to remaining an active and involved member of the JANY Board during the next phase of development and growth.

Phillip K. Lynch, ChairmanJunior Achievement of New York, Inc.CEO, Asset Control

ThE PRESIDENTI am pleased to report that Junior Achievement of New York (JANY) has enjoyed a good year and has laid the groundwork for a bright future. Our programs reached 93,085 (+2%) students in 4,150 (+8%) classes throughout New York City and Long Island. Total revenues topped $4.7 million (+6%) and we ended the year with a modest surplus. Deeper into this annual report, you will read specifics on our programmatic and fundraising innovations and accomplishments.

At our June 2007 Board Meeting, our Board of Directors approved the 2010 Strategic Plan that will chart our course for the next three years. Over 70% of our Board membership participated in our 2010 strategic planning process, resulting in a plan that has focused and energized our entire organization. The new Strategic Plan will position us to reach 113,000 students by 2010, while increasing the number of middle and high school students who benefit from our programs.

I want to recognize the leadership, over the past two years, of our Board Chairman, Phil Lynch, CEO of Asset Control. Since joining the board in 2002, Phil’s commitment to the mission of the organization has been one of leadership by example. As a classroom volunteer, he has first-hand understanding of the need for the work we do. At the same time he values and appreciates the significant ways our volunteers touch and transform the lives of the young people we serve. He epitomizes the core value of passion for what we do and honesty, integrity and excellence in how we do it. I thank him for his unfailing support and guidance. He hands our new Chairman, Anré Williams, President, Global Commercial Card for American Express, a stronger organization. JANY completes the 2006-2007 year repositioned for success as a mission-focused, values-based, demographics-driven organization. We are fortunate to have such an amazing community of individuals who sincerely care about the future of our young people. In addition to our Board of Directors, this group of over 16,000 individuals included: 4,810 program volunteers, 2,718 classroom teachers and over 9,000 bowl-a-thon participants. We are grateful to our supporters and investors, our volunteers, our partners and our staff for their contributions to a unique and passionate community of people connected by a commitment to JA’s mission to inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy.

Douglas E. Schallau, PresidentJunior Achievement of New York, Inc.

Philip Lynch, Doug Schallau & Anré Williams

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ABOUT JUNIOR AChIEvEMENT OF NEW YORk, INC.Founded in 1929, Junior Achievement of New York, Inc. (JANY) is the New York affiliate of

Junior Achievement Worldwide, the world’s largest and fastest-growing organization dedicated to

inspiring and preparing young people to succeed in a global economy. Through a dedicated

volunteer network, JANY provides in-school and after-school programs for students in grades K-12.

JANY’s educational programs focus on three key content areas: financial literacy, entrepreneurship,

and work readiness. Last academic year, JANY’s in-school and after-school programs served 93,085

students in the NYC and Long Island geographic area. Today, Junior Acheivement Worldwide reaches

approximately 8 million students globally. For more information, visit www.jany.org.

OUR MISSIONTo inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy.

OUR CORE ORGANIzATIONAL vALUES: • Belief in the boundless potential of young people

• Commitment to the principles of market-based economics and entrepreneurship

• Passion for what we do and honesty, integrity and excellence in how we do it

• Respect for the talent, creativity, perspectives and backgrounds of all individuals

• Conviction in the educational and motivational impact of relevant hands-on learning

kEY PROGRAMSPrograms with age-appropriate curricula are designed to teach elementary students about their

roles as individuals, workers and consumers, and prepares middle and high school students for

key economic and career issues they will face. Through role-playing, computer-based simulations,

board games and classroom discussions, students learn job-hunting skills, budgeting techniques

communication and interpersonal relations, the importance of staying in school and personal

and financial management skills.

ABOUT ThE vOLUNTEERSJANY’s 4,810 classroom volunteers are as diverse as the students they serve. They all share

the desire to contribute to the communities in which they live and work. They inspire students

by sharing their knowledge and experience.

Achievements at a Glance

• New York City & Long Island

• 93,085 students

• 4,150 classes

• 4,810 volunteer classroom instructors

• 394 school partners

• 29,063 volunteer program hours

• 140 community partner sites

• 2,718 teachers

• 55 member volunteer board

• 19 member volunteer associate board

• 32 professional staff

• $4.7 million annual budget

PROGRAM IMPACT

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PROvEN SUCCESSA 2001 study on JA’s newly enhanced program experience, by Western Institute of Research and Evaluation, found that supervisors of companies where JA students were employed indicated that JA students were competent in the following areas as opposed to students with no JA experience: Showing Initiative, Being Dependable, Showing Effort, Working Independently, Possessing Self-Confidence, Acting in a Professional Manner, Appearing Professional, Possessing Knowledge of Job Duties.

LEADERShIP & GOvERNANCEDouglas E. Schallau serves as President and Chief Staff Officer. Mr. Schallau leads a 32-person professional staff. Phillip Lynch, CEO of Asset Control, serves as the volunteer Chairman of a 55-member Board of Directors.

BUDGETJANY’s 2006-2007 budget was $4.7 million generated from corporate contributions, special events revenue, individual gifts and foundation grants. Contributions to JANY, a 501(c) 3 not-for-profit organization, are tax deductible to the full extent allowable by law.

MEETS STANDARDS OF ChARITY ACCOUNTABILITYJANY participates in the Better Business Bureau (BBB) Charity Seal Program, a symbol to donors that our organization has met the 20 Standards for Charity Accountability. The 20 standards evaluate charities’ financial accountability, governance and oversight, effectiveness measures, and fundraising and informational materials.

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Our AccomplishmentsYear in Review: Program and Special EventsFor over 78 years, Junior Achievement of New York has been in the business of connecting communities to transform lives. Junior Achievement Worldwide, the world’s largest organization dedicated to educating students about financial literacy, entrepreneurship and work readiness, prepares young people for success in the real world by showing them how to effectively generate and manage wealth. Knowledge and information is power. The training and preparation we give to our students is the instrument for helping them develop and leverage this power.

During the 2006-2007 fiscal year, JANY enjoyed a strong year of programming, outreach and new partnerships. Nearly 5,000 volunteers in New York City and Long Island joined forces to inspire and prepare over 93,000 students for educational, career and life success.

Connecting knowledge to OpportunityIt was an exciting year of program innovation for us. JANY was chosen as one of 4 US cities to receive a grant from the Goizueta Foundation to launch the JA hISPANIC INITIATIvE (hI) in New York City. JANY’s HI was also supported locally by a supplemental grant from the Verizon Foundation. The JA Hispanic Initiative brought financial literacy, work readiness and entrepreneurship skills to NYC and Long Island Hispanic students, giving them the knowledge they need to navigate the “business of life.” In our first year we were thrilled to surpass our student outreach goals by 72%! Other highlights and accomplishments included: development of a Hispanic Initiative Advisory Council, made up of top business, community and academic leaders; JANY was highlighted in several feature stories by national and local Hispanic media outlets, including Telemundo, HiTN and El Diario/La Prensa. We successfully cultivated new relationships and volunteer resources with several professional associations and corporate affinity groups, including ALPFA, NSHMBA, PRIMER, MTV TR3s, Prudential Financial and Bank of America. Verizon and AOL Latino donated computers to their partner schools. Merging Technology with Real World ExperienceNew and modified versions of JA web-based business and bank simulation programs were implemented. Citibank’s JA BANkS IN ACTION PROGRAM was piloted in 7 Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island schools. Twenty-eight Citibank volunteers taught the fundamentals of banking to over 340 students. Students practiced making informed and strategic corporate decisions in a virtual on-line banking world. Success was measured by students’ ability to best serve their customers’ needs and increase profits by managing bank assets and liabilities against others competing in the market… Nearly 500 students honed their business development and management skills in JA TITAN’S simulated online Holo-Generator™ business. JA Titan allows students to make key decisions on price, production, marketing, capital investment and R&D – decisions that eventually lead to the success or failure of their Holo-Generator™ companies.

Advancing knowledge to Improve LivesIt was a record-breaking year for JA SUMMER PROGRAMS! We successfully strengthened our program portfolio focused on JA’s Three Pillars of Student Success: workforce readiness, financial literacy and entrepreneurship. JANY partnered with 42 summer camps, reaching 12,000 K-12 students. Students received valuable personal financial management and entrepreneurship content. JANY initiated a new collaboration with 8 Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) agencies. SYEP students also participated in JA Job Shadow summer experiences, learning how to navigate and successfully prepare for their future careers. SYEP highlights included a pilot program with Ernst & Young and KPMG, where 80 of their summer interns delivered JA workshops to students at the Police Athletic League. Connecting Learning to EarningSixty-five companies hosted 1,191 JA JOB ShADOW students during the 2006-2007 school year. JA Job Shadow, funded in part by Best Buy Children’s Foundation and ING, encourages students to map out their future by researching and exploring various career options. Job Shadow highlights included: the Reuters America’s Jumbotron Job Shadow promotion in Times Square; Dr. Randal Pinkett, CEO & President of BCT Partners (4th season winner of NBC’s The Apprentice with Donald Trump), served as spokesperson for the 2007 JA Groundhog Job Shadow Day kick-off event. Dr. Pinkett also hosted two JANY Student Ambassadors and donated over 40 signed copies of his book, Campus CEO: The Student Entrepreneur’s Guide to Launching a Multi-Million Dollar Business, to Job Shadow students at a Best Buy store in Long Island City, Queens... The newly revised JA COMPANY PROGRAM is an important part of JANY’s renewed focus on entrepreneurial programming. Notable among this year’s JA Company Program success stories was Long Island’s East Meadow High School partnership with the NY Islanders. Students raised capital for, and managed Hat-Trick – a successful merchandise development and sales company. The young entrepreneurs worked with the Islanders’ Director of Merchandising, Terry Goldstein, to produce a line of limited edition Islander hats. The hats were a slap-shot success! After selling out their merchandise line, Hat-Trick netted a cool $1,000 profit after taxes and expenses.City-As-School students formed a designer T-shirt company, Imprint INK, to make limited edition one-of-a-kind designer T-shirts. Imprint INK’s venture was so successful that students were able to pay themselves bonuses and make their investors happy with a 150% dividend return on their initial investments.

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“Empowering the youth with our knowledge

and seeing their interest spark was by far the

best part of my day because I know I have

changed their lives one way or another.”

- Christine Wong, Ernst & Young Volunteer

Our Accomplishments (cont.)

Linking Success to EmpowermentJANY’S STUDENT AMBASSADOR PROGRAM is a prestigious youth leadership development initiative. Select high school students are exposed to exclusive leadership, networking and career development opportunities. They also represent JANY at high profile business and public affair events. Student Ambassador Program highlights included: Boris Manakhimov (John Dewey HS) received the Student of the Year award at JANY’s 2006 annual Leadership Awards Gala. Boris also completed a successful summer internship at Merrill Lynch and is now pursuing an Economics degree at Adelphi University. Anna Sobolewska (John Dewey HS) was a recipient of the JA Joseph Francomano Scholarship award of $5,000 per year, for four years; Rosalia Lucero (John Dewey HS) was awarded a $10,000 JA NelNet Scholarship; Mohammed Rahman (John Dewey HS) received a JA full academic scholarship to Vanderbilt University; Keionna Grant (Bronx Science HS) was awarded an academic scholarship to Vanderbilt University and Akansha Gawade (Susan Wagner HS) was selected to give a speech at JANY’s year end Celebration event. Akansha spoke passionately about the role Junior Achievement played in helping her overcome personal and academic challenges in school and in life. Akansha is now a freshman at Cornell University pursuing a double major in Engineering and Business Management. Leading by ExampleJANY’s corporate partners have fully embraced the JANY YOUTh LEADERShIP CONFERENCES. More than 400 students were inspired by corporate role models this year. The launch of a Young Men’s Leadership Conference, co-ed conferences and conferences targeting African-American and Hispanic students, brought more diversity to the program. Participating companies included: MetLife, Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft, Reuters, FedEx, and Accenture… hIGh SChOOL hEROES: Over 1800 JANY High School Hero volunteers from 49 NYC and Long Island schools delivered JA programs to more than 20,700 elementary school students in their communities… This was a break-through year for the JANY’S COLLEGE vOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT INITIATIvE. This new volunteer cultivation enterprise focused on recruiting volunteers from local colleges and universities. The initiative yielded 121 college student volunteers who delivered JA programs to 2,788 students. Highlights included: NYU’s Beta Alpha Psi Business Fraternity that organized two great JA-in-a-Day events at KIPP-STAR in Manhattan and PS 206 in Brooklyn. Over the course of two days, volunteers taught in 34 classrooms, reaching over 800 students! NYU and Columbia Universities hosted students from KIPP-STAR and IS 195 for a tour of their campuses. Students were introduced to the culture and benefits of college life. Finally, students from Eastern Michigan University used their spring break to teach 28 JA-in-a-Day classes in NYC schools.

Partnering for SuccessJANY’S S.M.A.R.T. EXPO (Science, Math, Art, Reading and Technology) got off to a smart start with an exciting new location and new partnerships with City College and KIPP charter schools. S.M.A.R.T. Expo engages students’ interest in science, math, art, reading and technology by exposing them to exciting careers, business and technology innovations. Over 400 NYC KIPP students from 4 KIPP charter schools (KIPP A.M.P., KIPP Academy, KIPP Infinity and KIPP S.T.A.R.) attended the 2007 S.M.A.R.T. Expo hosted by our new partner, City College of New York. The City College relationship secured a great space for the event – City College’s Historic Great Hall – resulting in a much improved experience for the students. The booths’ activities were diverse – from Chemistry Bingo (Pfizer), to the Future of 3D Technology (21st Century 3D), to the Financial Obstacle Course (Commerce Bank).

Connecting Action to ResultsThe strength of JA has always rested with the generous and cooperative spirit of supporters committed to and driven by a unified purpose: to guide and support young people to achieve their fullest potential in school and in life. With your support, JANY had a successful fundraising year. Your investment in JANY enabled us to deliver on our mission’s promise to inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy. JANY’s supporters are the well spring of a better future for young people in NYC and Long Island. Your support grew revenues by 6%, with our special event fundraisers leading the way – raising $2.2 million dollars! Special event highlights included: Thirty-two companies (over 9,000 participants) took part in 55 JA BOWL-A-ThONS; JANY’s annual showcase event – the JANY LEADERShIP AWARDS GALA – recognized the contributions of JANY Board Member Peggy Fechtmann, EVP, MetLife – recipient of the Business Leader of the Year Award. The gala raised $630,000 and was attended by nearly 600 members of the JANY community… the JA STOCk MARkET ChALLENGE, now in its second year, was hosted and presented by Merrill Lynch and emceed by WNBC education reporter, Carole Anne Riddell. The fundraising portion of the event raised $65,000 to support the JA mission. Twenty-five corporate teams participated in the corporate fundraising segment. Teams included: AIG, Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, Deloitte, Deutsch, KeySpan, KPMG, MetLife, Pitney Bowes, Reuters, Thomson Financial and WAMU. JA Stock Market Challenge competitors trade stocks in a computer simulated trading competition with the goal of creating the highest net worth by the end of the game. Students from John Dewey High School and the Best Buy corporate team, came out on top for a second year in a row. More than 190 golfers participated in JANY’S 2007 GOLF CLASSIC presented by Accenture and Pfizer, and sponsored in part by Bovis Lend Lease and PricewaterhouseCoopers. This year’s event raised $265,000. The LONG ISLAND GOLF TOURNAMENT presented by Chase, FedEx, Network Infrastructure and Terex raised $21,000.

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MANhATTANElementary SchoolsHarlem Day Charter Elementary SchoolOur Lady of Pompeii Elementary SchoolPS 001 Alfred E. Smith Elementary SchoolPS 002 Meyer London Elementary SchoolPS 003 Melser Charrette Elementary SchoolPS 005 Ellen Lurie Elementary SchoolPS 011 William T. Harris Elementary SchoolPS 019 Asher Levy Elementary SchoolPS 020 Anna Silver Elementary SchoolPS 028 Wright Brothers Elementary SchoolPS 033 Chelsea Prep Elementary SchoolPS 034 Franklin D. Roosevelt Elementary School

PS 042 Benjamin Altman Elementary SchoolPS 048 Michael J. Buczek Elementary SchoolPS 063 William McKinley Elementary SchoolPS 064 Robert Simon Elementary SchoolPS 072 Manhattan Elementary SchoolPS 083 Luis Munoz Rivera Elementary SchoolPS 084 Lillian Weber Elementary School

PS 092 Mary McCleod Bethune Elementary SchoolPS 098 Shorac Kappock Elementary SchoolPS 110 Florence Nightingale Elementary SchoolPS 115 Alexander Humboldt Elementary SchoolPS 124 Yung Wing Elementary SchoolPS 129 John H. Finely Elementary SchoolPS 133 Fred R. Moore Elementary SchoolPS 134 Henrietta Szold Elementary SchoolPS 137 John L. Bernstein Elementary SchoolPS 142 Amalia Castro Elementary SchoolPS 152 Dyckman Valley Elementary SchoolPS 154 Harriet Tubman Elementary SchoolPS 158 Bayard Taylor Elementary SchoolPS 166 The Richard Rogers School of the Arts & Technology Elementary SchoolPS 171 Patrick Henry Elementary SchoolPS 173 Manhattan Elementary School

PS 175 Henry H. Garnet Elementary SchoolPS 182 The Bilingual Bicultural Elementary School

PS 183 Robert L. Stevenson Elementary SchoolPS 184 Shuang Wen Elementary SchoolPS 185 John M. Langston Elementary SchoolPS 188 The Island Elementary SchoolPS 191 Amsterdam Elementary SchoolPS 194 Countee Cullen Elementary SchoolPS 197 John B. Russwurm Elementary SchoolPS 198 Isador E. & Ida Straus Elementary School PS 199 Jessie Isador Straus Elementary SchoolPS 208 Alain L. Locke Elementary SchoolPS 212 Midtown West Elementary School

K-8Epiphany SchoolHoly Name Jesus School

Our Lady of Sorrows SchoolPS 101 Andrew Draper SchoolPS 140 Nathan Straus SchoolPS 149 Sojourner Truth SchoolSt. Gregory the Great SchoolSt. James SchoolSt. Jude SchoolSt. Patrick Old Cathedral SchoolTransfiguration School

Middle SchoolMS 131 Manhattan Middle SchoolIS 195 Roberto Clemente Middle SchoolIS 218 Salome Urena Middle SchoolJHS 054 Booker T. Washington Middle SchoolJHS 104 Simon Baruch Middle SchoolJHS 143 Eleanor Roosevelt Middle SchoolKIPP Infinity Charter Middle SchoolKIPP S.T.A.R. College Prep Charter School MS 245M The Computer Middle School MS 324 Patria Middle SchoolPS/IS 223 Mott Hall Middle SchoolTompkins Square Middle School

K-12Cooke Center for Learning & DevelopmentNew Explorations into Science, Technology & Math High School

High SchoolArt & Design High SchoolBayard Rustin Educational Complex / High School for the HumanitiesCathedral High SchoolChelsea Career & Technical Education High SchoolCity-As-School High SchoolFiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music, Art & Performing ArtsHigh School of Graphic Communication Arts

Junior Achievement of New York is extremely committed to deepening and growing our relationships with our school partners. Our unique and valued partnerships with the schools provide a gateway to the New York City and Long Island students served by our programs. Students are connected to JANY by the delivery agents of the JA curriculum – our volunteers. Our school partnerships reach thousands of students – providing opportunities to succeed – transforming innumerable lives.

Our School Partners

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High School for Environmental StudiesHigh School of Economics and Finance The High School for Enterprise, Business & Technology High School of Hospitality ManagementHigh School for Law & Public ServiceJacqueline Kennedy Onassis High SchoolLife Sciences Secondary SchoolManhattan Bridges High SchoolManhattan Village Academy High SchoolMarta Valle Secondary High SchoolMillennium High SchoolMurry Bergtraum High School for Business CareersNorman Thomas High SchoolProfessional Children’s High SchoolSchool For the Physical City High SchoolSt. Jean Baptiste High SchoolUrban Peace Academy High SchoolWashington Irving High SchoolYoung Women’s Leadership High School

BROOkLYNElementary SchoolPS 011 Purvis J. Behan Elementary SchoolPS 020 Clinton Hill Elementary SchoolPS 038 Pacific Elementary SchoolPS 067 Charles A. Dorsey Elementary SchoolPS 075 Mayda Cortiella ElementarySchoolPS 084 Jose De Diego Elementary SchoolPS 091 The Albany Avenue Elementary SchoolPS 092 Adrian Hegeman Elementary SchoolPS 095 The Gravesend Elementary SchoolPS 097 The Highlawn Elementary SchoolPS 100 The Coney Island Elementary SchoolPS 110 The Monitor Elementary SchoolPS 128 Bensonhurst Elementary SchoolPS 138 Brooklyn Elementary SchoolPS 151 Lyndon B. Johnson Elementary SchoolPS 158 Warwick Elementary SchoolPS 170 Lexington Elementary SchoolPS 177 The Marlboro Elementary SchoolPS 188 Michael E. Berdy Elementary SchoolPS 200 Benson Elementary SchoolPS 205 Clarion Elementary SchoolPS 215 Morris H. Weiss Elementary School

PS 217 Colonel David Marcus Elementary SchoolPS 230 Doris L. Cohen Elementary SchoolPS 241 Emma L. Johnston Elementary SchoolPS 243 Weeksville Elementary SchoolPS 253 Brooklyn Elementary SchoolPS 262 El Hajj Malik Shabazz Elementary SchoolPS 269 Nostrand Elementary SchoolPS 270 Johann DeKalb Elementary SchoolPS 276 Louis Marshall Elementary SchoolPS 277 Gerritsen Beach Elementary SchoolPS 282 Park Slope Elementary SchoolPS 287 Bailey K. Ashford Elementary SchoolPS 297 Abraham Stockton Elementary SchoolPS 306 Ethan Allen Elementary SchoolPS 329 Surfside Elementary SchoolPS 335 Granville T. Woods Elementary SchoolPS 346 Abe Stark Elementary SchoolSt. Therese of Lisieux Elementary

K-8PS 089 Cypress Hills SchoolPS 206 Joseph F. Lamb Elementary SchoolPS / IS 323 Brooklyn SchoolPS 327 Dr. Rose B. English SchoolSt. Mark’s Day SchoolTrey Whitfield School

Middle SchoolJHS 113 / Old 294 Edmonds Center Middle SchoolJHS 117 Francis Scott Key Middle SchoolKIPP A.M.P. Charter Middle SchoolMS 002 Brooklyn Middle SchoolMS 587 Middle School for the ArtsSt. John the Baptist Middle School

K-12Achievement First East New York Charter School High SchoolBoys & Girls High SchoolBrooklyn Academy of Science & the Environment High School (BASE)

Brooklyn Preparatory High SchoolBrooklyn Technical High SchoolGood Shepard High SchoolThe High School For Enterprise, Business & TechnologyHigh School for Public ServiceHigh School of Telecommunications, Arts & Technology

John Dewey High SchoolLafayette High SchoolMagen David Yeshiva High SchoolMedgar Evers Preparatory School at Medgar Evers CollegeMetropolitan Corporate Academy High SchoolPaul Robeson High SchoolSankofa Academy High SchoolScience Skills Center High School for Science, Technology & the Creative ArtsSt. Joseph High SchoolThe Urban Assembly Academy of Business & Community Development High School

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BRONX Elementary SchoolPS 001 Courtlandt Elementary SchoolPS 009 Ryer Avenue Elementary SchoolPS 011 High Bridge Elementary SchoolPS 014 Sen. John D. Calandra Elementary SchoolPS 018 John Peter Zenger Elementary SchoolPS 028 Mount Hope Elementary SchoolPS 035 Franz Sigel Elementary SchoolPS 043 Jonas Bronck Elementary SchoolPS 053 Basheer Quisim Elementary SchoolPS 055 Benjamin Franklin Elementary SchoolPS 056 Norwood Heights Elementary SchoolPS 058 Bronx Elementary SchoolPS 061 Francisco Oller Elementary SchoolPS 064 Pura Belpre Elementary SchoolPS 079 Creston Elementary SchoolPS 086 Kingsbridge Heights Elementary SchoolPS 088 S. Silverstein Little Sparrow Elementary SchoolPS 092 Bronx Elementary School

PS 109 Sedgwick Elementary SchoolPS 130 Abram Stevens Hewitt Elementary SchoolPS 153 Helen Keller Elementary SchoolPS 160 Walt Disney Elementary SchoolPS 204 Morris Heights Elementary SchoolPS 246 Poe Center Elementary SchoolPS 304 Early Childhood Elementary SchoolSacred Heart Primary School

K-8PS 037 Multiple Intelligences SchoolPS 071 Rose E. Scala SchoolPS 214 Bronx Elementary SchoolPS/IS 218 R. Hernandez Dual Lang School

Middle SchoolBronx Writing Academy Middle SchoolIS 117 Joseph H. Wade Middle SchoolIS 174 Eugene T. Maleska Middle SchoolIS 192 Piagentini-Jones Middle SchoolIS 219 New Venture Middle SchoolIS 343 Academy of Applied Mathematics & Technology Middle SchoolKIPP Academy Charter Middle SchoolMS 201X School for the Theater Arts & Research Middle SchoolMS 223 The Laboratory School of Finance & Technology Middle SchoolMS 269 Bronx Studio School for Writers & Artists Middle SchoolMS 391 Bronx Middle SchoolPS 129 Twin Parks Upper Middle SchoolSacred Heart Middle School

High SchoolAcademy for Scholarship & Entrepreneurship High SchoolBronx High School of Law & FinanceBronx High School of ScienceBronx Leadership Academy High SchoolCrotona Academy High SchoolGrace Dodge Career & Technical Education High SchoolHarry S. Truman High SchoolHerbert H. Lehman High SchoolJohn F. Kennedy High SchoolNew School for Arts & Sciences High SchoolSamuel Gompers Career and Technology Education High SchoolWalton High School

QUEENSElementary School PS 002 Alfred Zimberg Elementary SchoolPS 011 Kathryn Phelan Elementary SchoolPS 014 Fairview Elementary SchoolPS 015 Jackie Robinson Elementary SchoolPS 017 Henry David Thoreau Elementary SchoolPS 026 Rufus King Elementary SchoolPS 033 Edward M. Funk Elementary SchoolPS 051 Queens Elementary School PS 054 Hillside Elementary SchoolPS 057 Early Childhood Center SchoolPS 071 Forest Elementary SchoolPS 075 Robert E. Peary Elementary SchoolPS 080 Thurgood Marshall Magnet Elementary School

PS 082 Hammond Elementary SchoolPS 085 Judge Charles Vallone Elementary SchoolPS 086 Queens Elementary SchoolPS 088 Seneca Elementary SchoolPS 095 Eastwood Elementary SchoolPS 112 Dutch Kills Elementary SchoolPS 115 Glen Oaks Elementary SchoolPS 117 J. Keld / Briarwood Elementary SchoolPS 131 Abigail Adams Elementary SchoolPS 143 Louis Armstrong Elementary SchoolPS 149 Christa McAuliffe Elementary SchoolPS 150 Queens Elementary SchoolPS 166 Henry Gradstein Elementary SchoolPS 197 The Ocean Elementary SchoolPS 201 Kissena Elementary SchoolPS 203 Oakland Gardens Elementary SchoolPS 209 Clearview Gardens Elementary SchoolPS 214 Cadwallader Colden Elementary SchoolPS 251 Queens Elementary School

K-8Corpus Christi Elementary SchoolMerrick Academy Charter SchoolNativity Blessed Virgin Mary SchoolOur Lady of the Snows SchoolPS 043 Queens SchoolPS 156 Laurelton School

Middle SchoolIS 010 Horace Greeley Middle SchoolIS 059 Springfield Gardens Middle SchoolIS 073 The Frank Sansivieri Intermediate SchoolIS 126 Albert Shanker School for Visual & Performing Arts Middle SchoolIS 141 The Steinway Middle SchoolIS 204 Oliver Wendell Holmes Middle SchoolJHS 216 George J. Ryan Middle SchoolMS 158 Marie Curie Middle School

High SchoolAcademy of Finance & Enterprise High SchoolAviation Career & Technical Education High SchoolBenjamin N. Cardozo High SchoolForest Hills High SchoolGeorge Washington Carver High School for the SciencesGrover Cleveland High SchoolHillcrest High SchoolInformation Technology High SchoolJohn Adams High School

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Martin Van Buren High SchoolNewcomers High SchoolQueens Vocational & Technical High SchoolRichmond Hill High SchoolSpringfield Gardens High SchoolTownsend Harris High School

STATEN ISLANDElementary SchoolPS 005 Huguenot Elementary SchoolPS 016 John J. Driscoll Elementary SchoolPS 019 The Curtis Elementary SchoolPS 020 Port Richmond Elementary SchoolPS 021 Margaret Emery-Elm Park Elementary SchoolPS 030 Westerleigh Elementary SchoolPS 032 The Gifford Elementary SchoolPS 045 R. John Tyler Elementary SchoolPS 054 Charles W. Leng Elementary School

K-8St. Christopher SchoolSt. Roch SchoolSt. Sylvester School

High SchoolMichael J. Petrides High SchoolPort Richmond High SchoolRalph R. McKee Career & Technical High SchoolSt. John Villa Academy High SchoolSusan E. Wagner High SchoolTottenville High School

LONG ISLANDElementary SchoolsAccompsett Elementary SchoolAquebogue Elementary SchoolArcher Street Elementary SchoolBelmont Elementary SchoolBirch Lane Elementary SchoolBranch Brook Elementary SchoolBrook Avenue Elementary SchoolChestnut Hill Elementary SchoolDickinson Avenue Elementary SchoolDogwood Elementary SchoolFifth Avenue Elementary SchoolFranklin Early Childhood Center Grace Lutheran Elementary SchoolGrand Avenue Elementary SchoolHampton Bays Elementary SchoolHemlock Elementary SchoolHewlett Elementary School

Hillside Grade Elementary SchoolHomestead Primary Elementary SchoolIdle Hour Elementary SchoolJackson Annex Elementary SchoolJohn F. Kennedy Elementary SchoolJohn F. Kennedy Intermediate SchoolLaurel Park Elementary SchoolLocust Primary SchoolLudlum Elementary SchoolMartin Avenue Elementary SchoolMeadow Elementary SchoolMount Sinai Elementary SchoolNassakeag Elementary SchoolNathaniel Woodhull Elementary SchoolNorthern Parkway Elementary SchoolNorthside Elementary SchoolOakwood Primary Center Ocean Avenue Elementary SchoolOceanside School #5 Elementary SchoolPark Avenue Elementary SchoolPhillips Avenue Elementary SchoolRiley Avenue Elementary SchoolRoanoke Avenue Elementary SchoolRuth C. Kinney Elementary SchoolSantapogue Elementary SchoolSmithtown Elementary SchoolSouth Bay Elementary SchoolSt. James Elementary SchoolSummit Lane Elementary SchoolSycamore Avenue Elementary SchoolTooker Avenue Elementary SchoolWalnut Street Elementary SchoolWantagh Elementary SchoolWashington Rose Elementary SchoolWood Park Primary School

K-8 Our Lady of Lourdes SchoolOur Lady of Perpetual Help School

Middle SchoolAccompsett Middle SchoolBerner Middle SchoolBurr Intermediate SchoolCandlewood Middle SchoolEast Islip Middle SchoolHowitt Junior High SchoolJohn F. Kennedy Middle SchoolMerrick Avenue Middle SchoolMulligan Intermediate SchoolRiverhead Middle SchoolW. T. Clarke Middle School

High SchoolBrentwood High School

Central Islip High SchoolCommack High SchoolDeer Park High SchoolDivision Avenue High SchoolEast Islip High SchoolEast Meadow High SchoolFarmingdale High SchoolGarden City High SchoolHempstead High SchoolHewlett High SchoolHicksville High SchoolMattituck Junior / Senior High SchoolMount Sinai High SchoolNorthport High School

Riverhead High SchoolSmithtown High School EastSt. Mary’s High SchoolUniondale Senior High SchoolWalt Whitman High SchoolWest Islip High SchoolWilliam Floyd High SchoolYoung Entrepreneurs Academy High School

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JANY Corporate /School Partnerships

Junior Achievement of New York facilitates and encourages strategic alliances and partnerships between schools and corporations. We encourage our corporate partners to develop engaged and active relationships with schools as volunteer and funding resources for the delivery of JA programs. It’s a win-win situation for companies who invest in the future of young people while supporting a variety of JA programs and initiatives that match their corporate interests and needs.

NEW YORk CITY PARTNERShIPS Company School Location PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP KIPP A.M.P. Charter School Brooklyn13 partnerships PS 276 Louis Marshall Elementary School Brooklyn PS 001 Courtlandt Elementary School Bronx PS 009 Ryer Avenue Elementary School Bronx PS 071 Rose E. Scala Elementary School Bronx High School of Economics & Finance Manhattan Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis High School Manhattan KIPP Infinity Charter School Manhattan PS 002 Alfred Zimberg Elementary School Queens PS 019 The Curtis Elementary School Staten Island PS 030 Westerleigh Elementary School Staten Island PS 045 R. John Tyler Elementary School Staten Island St. Roch Parish Elementary School Staten Island Deloitte & Touche, LLP KIPP Academy Charter Middle School Bronx8 partnerships Life Sciences Secondary School Manhattan Norman Thomas High School Manhattan PS 098 Shorrac Kappoc Elementary School Manhattan PS 035 Franz Siegel Elementary School Bronx PS 282 Park Slope Elementary School Brooklyn PS 140 Nathan Straus Elementary School Manhattan Walton High School Bronx Pfizer Inc JHS 104 Simon Baruch Middle School Manhattan6 partnerships PS 034 Franklin D. Roosevelt Elementary School Manhattan PS 072 Manhattan Elementary School Manhattan PS 134 Henrietta Szold Elementary School Manhattan PS 142 Amalia Castro Elementary School Manhattan PS 297 Abraham Stockton Elementary School Brooklyn

Washington Mutual PS 011 Kathryn Phelan Elementary School Queens6 partnerships PS 020 Anna Silver Elementary School Manhattan PS 056 Norwood Heights Elementary School Bronx PS 182 The Bilingual Bicultural Elementary School Manhattan PS 206 Joseph F. Lamb Elementary School Brooklyn PS 230 Doris L. Cohen Elementary School Brooklyn Citibank N.A. Academy of Finance & Enterprise High School Queens4 partnerships Corpus Christi Elementary School Queens PS 033 Chelsea Prep Elementary School Manhattan PS 166 Henry Gradstein Elementary School Queens

12 Photos Left to Right Opposite Page: Senior Executive Diane C. Conti at the PwC Young Womens Leadership Conference; EntrepreneurshipWeek USA

Ernst & Young, LLP Harlem Day Charter School Manhattan 3 partnerships PS 018 John Peter Zenger Elementary School Bronx Sacred Heart Middle School Bronx KeySpan Energy Corp. (National Grid) Brooklyn Technical High School Brooklyn 3 partnerships PS 206 Joseph F. Lamb Elementary School Brooklyn PS 277 Gerritsen Beach Elementary School Brooklyn KPMG LLP Corpus Christi School Queens 3 partnerships High School of Art and Design Manhattan PS 071 Forest Elementary School Queens

Thomson Financial PS 002 Meyer London Elementary School Manhattan3 partnerships Tompkins Square Middle School Manhattan Brooklyn Technical High School Brooklyn Banco Popular New School for Arts & Sciences High School Bronx2 partnerships PS 287 Bailey K. Ashford School Brooklyn Credit Suisse PS 185 John M. Langston Elementary School Manhattan2 partnerships PS 208 Alain L. Locke Elementary School Manhattan Goldman Sachs & Co. Our Lady of Sorrows Manhattan2 partnerships Sacred Heart Primary School Bronx MetLife Newcomers High School Queens2 partnerships PS 112 Dutch Kills Elementary School Queens

The Bank of New York Mellon PS 124 Yung Wing Elementary School Manhattan1 partnership

Con Edison PS 017 Henry David Thoreau Elementary School Queens1 partnership

Digitas, New York PS 129 John H. Finely Elementary School Manhattan1 partnership

13Photos Left to Right Continued: Doug Schallau, JANY President, teaches a JA-in-a-Day Class at PS 166, Queens; PwC volunteers at PS 276, Brooklyn

Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft, LLP High School for Public Service Brooklyn1 partnership Hess PS 042 Benjamin Altman Elementary School Manhattan1 partnership HSBC PS 230 Doris L. Cohen Elementary School Brooklyn1 partnership McKinsey & Company PS 071 Rose E. Scala School Bronx1 partnership Morgan Stanley PS 048 Michael J. Buczek Elementary School Manhattan1 partnership Reuters America IS 195 Roberto Clemente Middle School Mahattan1 partnership Verizon Communications, Inc. JHS 143 Eleanor Roosevelt Middle School Manhattan1 partnership

Boston Consulting Group PS 085 Judge Charles Vallone Elementary School Queens1 partnership CIT Group Inc. PS 101 Andrew Draper Elementary School Manhattan1 partnership Merrill Lynch PS 043 Jonas Bronck Elementary School Bronx1 partnership

Total New York City Partnerships: 70 LONG ISLAND PARTNERShIPS Company School Location JPMorgan Chase/Chase Auto Finance Alverta B. Gray Middle School Nassau County3 partnerships Jackson Annex Elementary School Nassau County Ludlum Elementary School Nassau County KeySpan Energy Corp. (National Grid) John F. Kennedy Elementary School Suffolk County3 partnerships Riley Avenue Elementary School Suffolk County W. T. Clarke Middle School Nassau County Washington Mutual Andrew T. Morrow Elementary School Suffolk County3 partnerships Ludlum Elementary School Nassau County Washington Rose Elementary School Nassau County FedEx Express Martin Avenue Elementary School Nassau County2 partnerships Wantagh Elementary School Nassau County Best Buy Co., Inc. Summit Lane Elementary School Nassau County1 partnership Citigroup Our Lady of Lourdes School Nassau County1 partnership

Total Long Island Partnerships: 13

14 Photo Opposite: School of Art & Design High School students, winners of the 2007 JA/KPMG Business Plan Competition

“I learned what entrepreneurship is. I learned how important taking responsibility is if you have your own business”

- Oluremi White, Student HIgh School of Art & Design

high School heroes

As the youngest division of JANY’s volunteer corps, the JANY High School Heroes experience leadership and responsibility while contributing their time and knowledge base to educate younger students in their neighborhoods. During the 2006 –2007 academic school year, more than 20,700 elementary students received lessons in financial literacy from 1,850 New York City and Long Island JANY High School Hero role models. By connecting learning and giving, JANY High School Heroes receive a valuable lesson in civic responsibility while building their self esteem, communication and collaboration skills.

MANhATTAN High School Elementary/Middle School

High School of Graphic Arts Communication PS 175 Henry H. Garnet Elementary School

Total High Schools: 1 Total Elementary Schools: 1

BROOkLYN High School Elementary/Middle School Boys & Girls High School PS 262 El Hajj Malik Shabazz Elementary SchoolBrooklyn Academy of Science & the Environment (BASE) PS 241 Emma L. Johnston Elementary SchoolBrooklyn Technical High School PS 020 Clinton Hill Elementary SchoolBrooklyn Technical High School PS 011 Purvis J. Behan Elementary School JANY Student Ambassadors* PS 151 Lyndon B. Johnson Elementary SchoolJohn Dewey High School PS 200 Benson Elementary School John Dewey High School PS 215 Morris H. Weiss Elementary SchoolJohn Dewey High School PS 097 The Highlawn Elementary SchoolJohn Dewey High School PS 100 The Coney Island Elementary SchoolJohn Dewey High School PS 128 Bensonhurst Elementary School John Dewey High School PS 188 Michael E. Berdy Elementary School John Dewey High School PS 253 Brooklyn Elementary School Lafayette High School PS 217 Colonel David Marcus Elementary School Lafayette High School PS 095 The Gravesend Elementary School Metropolitan Corporate Academy High School PS 038 Pacific Elementary School Medgar Evers Preparatory School at Medgar Evers College PS 138 Brooklyn Elementary School Medgar Evers Preparatory School at Medgar Evers College PS 091 The Albany Avenue Elementary School Paul Robeson High School PS 243 Weeksville Elementary School Paul Robeson High School PS 335 Granville T. Woods Elementary School Science Skills Center High School for Science, PS 067 Charles A. Dorsey Elementary School Technology & the Creative Arts Telecommunications, Art & Technology High School PS 170 Lexington Elementary School

Total High Schools: 10 Total Elementary Schools: 21

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high School heroes

BRONX High School Elementary/Middle School

Bronx High School of Science PS 009 Ryer Avenue Elementary SchoolBronx Leadership Academy High School PS 028 Mount Hope Elementary SchoolHerbert H. Lehman High School PS 014 Sen. John D. Calandra Elementary SchoolHarry S. Truman High School PS 153 Helen Keller Elementary SchoolHarry S. Truman High School PS 160 Walt Disney Elementary SchoolJANY Student Ambassadors* PS 001 Courtlandt Elementary SchoolJohn F. Kennedy High School PS 037 Multiple Intelligences School

Total High Schools: 5 Total Elementary Schools: 7

QUEENS High School Elementary/Middle School

Aviation High School PS 150 Queens Elementary SchoolBenjamin N. Cardozo High School PS 203 Oakland Gardens Elementary SchoolForest Hills High School PS 014 Fairview Elementary SchoolGeorge Washington Carver High School for the Sciences PS 251 Queens Elementary SchoolGrover Cleveland High School PS 071 Forest Elementary SchoolHillcrest High School Merrick Academy Charter SchoolHillcrest High School PS 131 Abigail Adams Elementary SchoolHillcrest High School PS 086 Queens Elementary SchoolHillcrest High School PS 117 J. Keld / Briarwood SchoolInformation Technology High School PS 112 Dutch Kills SchoolMartin Van Buren High School PS 033 Edward M. Funk School Richmond Hill High School PS 051 Queens Elementary School Springfield Gardens High School PS 080 Thurgood Marshall Magnet School Townsend Harris High School PS 201 Kissena Elementary School

Total High Schools: 11 Total Elementary Schools: 14

17Photos Left to Right: JANY High School Heroes teach financial literacy skills to elementary students

STATEN ISLAND High School Elementary/Middle School

Port Richmond High School PS 020 Port Richmond Elementary School Port Richmond High School PS 021 Margaret Emery-Elm Park Elementary School Susan E. Wagner High School PS 054 Charles W. Leng Elementary School Tottenville High School PS 005 Huguenot Elementary School

Total High Schools: 3 Total Elementary Schools: 4 Total New York City High School Heroes Partnerships: 47 Total # of NYC High School Heroes: 1,850 Total # of NYC students served by JANY High School Heroes Program: 16,051

LONG ISLAND High School Elementary/Middle School

Baldwin Senior High School Meadow Elementary School Commack High School Wood Park Primary School Deer Park High School John F. Kennedy Intermediate School Division Avenue High School Summit Lane Elementary School Garden City High School Hemlock School Garden City High School Homestead School Garden City High School Locust School George W. Hewlett High School Franklin Early Childhood Center Mount Sinai High School Mount Sinai Elementary SchoolNorthport High School Dickinson Avenue Elementary SchoolNorthport High School Fifth Avenue Elementary SchoolNorthport High School Ocean Avenue Elementary SchoolRiverhead High School Aquebogue Elementary SchoolRiverhead High School Phillips Avenue Elementary SchoolRiverhead High School Riley Avenue Elementary SchoolRiverhead High School Roanoke Avenue Elementary SchoolSmithtown High School West Accompsett Elementary SchoolSmithtown High School West Branch Brook Elementary SchoolSmithtown High School West Dogwood Elementary schoolSmithtown High School West Smithtown Elementary SchoolSmithtown High School West St. James Elementary SchoolUniondale High School Grand Avenue Elementary SchoolUniondale High School Walnut Street Elementary SchoolWilliam Floyd High School Nathaniel Woodhull Elementary School

Total High Schools: 12 Total Elementary Schools: 24 Total Long Island High School Heroes Partnerships: 24Total # Long Island High School Heroes: 476Total # of LI students served by JANY High School Heroes Program: 4,710

* JANY Program

18 Photo Opposite: JANY High School Heroes at PS 200, Brooklyn

“JA has taught me the value of being a team player when working on a project with others. It has allowed me to put my leadership,

public speaking skills and creativity to use.”- Akansha Gawade, JANY Student Ambassador/High School Hero

JANY in the Community

Junior Achievement of New York’s After-School Community Partnerships play a vital role in our effort to reach and impact our neediest young people. JANY’s after-school partners provide supervised, engaging programs to students in a safe environment outside of school hours. After-school community collaborations provide a built-in volunteer pool to deliver much needed curricula and enriching educational activities to New York City and Long Island students.

NEW YORk CITY BOROUGhSAction Adolescent & Family Comprehensive ServicesAlianza Dominicana (2 Sites)

Asian American Coalition for EducationAspira (3 Sites)

BeaconBronx Arts EnsembleCenter for Family Life Sunset ParkChildrens Aid Society (3 Sites)

Chinese American Planning CouncilChurch Avenue Merchants Block Association (3 Sites) Citizen’s Advice Bureau (2 Sites)

East Harlem Council for Community ImprovementEducators for Children, Youth & FamiliesFAHSIFEGSForest Hills Community HouseFreedom SchoolGirl Scouts Council of Greater New YorkGloria Wise Community CenterGood Shepherd Services (3 Sites)

Goodwill Industries of New York & Northern NJ (3 Sites)

Harlem Children’s Zone (4 Sites)

Hellenic American Neighborhood Action CommitteeHistoric Grace ChurchJacob Riis Settlement House (2 Sites)

Kingsbridge Heights Community CenterMARC Academy and Family Life CenterMaspeth Town Hall Community CenterNew SettlementNew York Association for New Americans (2 Sites)

New York City Housing Authority (10 Sites) New York City Mission SocietyNew York City Parks and Recreation (3 Sites)

New York Housing AuthorityPhipps Community Development CorporationPolice Athletic League (6 Sites)

Rainbow Afterschool ProgramRockaway Revitalization and Development CenterSamuel Field YWHASchool News NationwideSOBRO (2 Sites)

Southeast Bronx Neighborhood CenterSouthern Queens Park AssociationSpring Creek Community CorporationSt. James SchoolStanley M. Isaac Neighborhood CenterSupportive Childrens Advocacy Network (3 Sites)

Union Settlement AssociationUnited Community CenterUnity Neighborhood CenterWashington Heights Inwood Coalition (2 Sites)

Women’s Housing Economic Development CorporationYMCAYMCA BaysideYMCA ChinatownYMCA Cross IslandYMCA DodgeYMCA Greenpoint (4 Sites)

YMCA HarlemYMCA Jamaica (5 Sites)

YMCA McBurney (2 Sites)

YMCA NE Brooklyn DistrictYMCA Prospect Park (2 Sites)

YMCA Twelve Towns (6 Sites)

YMCA Westside (2 Sites)

Young People’s Day CampYouth Action Program and HomesYWCA (2 Sites)

LONG ISLAND COUNTIESAdelphi UniversityBerner Middle SchoolETS Youth Division, Inc.Family Service LeagueFarmingdale Youth CouncilGlen Cove Entrepreneurship AcademyGlen Cove Youth BureauJohn F. Kennedy Middle SchoolManhasset-Great Neck EOCOakwood Primary CenterProject ExcelSmithtown Youth BureauSNAP-Long Island (2 Sites)

State Farm Insurance CompaniesSt. Mary’s High SchoolSummer Youth Employment ProgramThe Rehabilitation Institute Inc.Tri-Community & Youth AgencyYoung People’s Day Camp

20 Photo Opposite: SCAN Afterschool Program, PS 55 Bronx – students and instructor play the JA Community Game

JANY in the Community

”The students couldn’t wait to get started on the JA program. This is something they can take with them throughout life. Its knowledge they can always use.”

– Vanessa Woods, Program Director SCAN Afterschool Program, PS 155, Bronx

Financial Statements

The following represent excerpts of the financial statements of Junior Achievement of New York, Inc. as of and for the years ended June 30, 2007 and 2006. The complete set of financial statements have been examined by our independent auditors, KPMG LLP, upon which they have issued an unqualified opinion. These financial statements, including our independent auditors’ report, are on file with Junior Achievement of New York, Inc. and are available upon request.

Please write to: Junior Achievement of New York, Inc., 205 East 42nd Street, Suite 203, New York, NY 10017. You may also call 212.907.0035 or e-mail us at Audit@jany.org.

Junior Achievement of New York, Inc.Statements of Financial PositionJune 30, 2007 and 2006

ASSETS 2007 2006

Cash and cash equivalents $899,599 $845,329

Contributions and special events receivable, net 900,486 855,607

Prepaid expenses and other assets 121,941 89,793

Fixed assets, net 455,872 513,901

Total assets $2,377,898 $2,304,630

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Accounts payable and accrued expenses $266,432 $178,642

Deferred revenue 12,000 46,000

Deferred rent obligation 168,751 204,300

Obligation under capital lease 82,864 72,156

Total liabilities 530,047 501,098

Unrestricted net assets 1,481,894 1,349,116

Temporarily restricted net assets 108,457 196,916

Permanently restricted net assets 257,500 257,500

Total net assets 1,847,851 1,803,532

Total liabilities and net assets $2,377,898 $2,304,630

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Junior Achievement of New York, Inc.Statements of ActivitiesYears ended June 30, 2007 with summarized financial information for the year ended June 30, 2006

REvENUESupport revenue:

Contributions (net of participation payments $2,009,541 $2,009,541 $1,848,621

of $46,112 in 2007 and $44,865 in 2006)

Contributed assets 312,442

Donated services 542,655 542,655 276,940

Total support revenue 2,552,196 2,552,196 2,438,003

Special events and other revenue:

Special events (net of direct expenses and 2,186,578 2,186,578 2,001,428

participation payments of $695,653 in

2007 and $646,289 in 2006)

Interest and other income 21,262 21,262 21,813

Total special events and other revenue 2,207,840 2,207,840 2,023,241

Net assets released from restriction 88,459 (88,459)

Total revenue 4,848,495 (88,459) 4,760,036 4,461,244

EXPENSEProgram services:

High school programs 536,577 536,577 300,710

Middle school programs 315,549 315,549 273,163

Elementary school programs 2,211,379 2,211,379 2,155,457

Total program services 3,063,505 3,063,505 2,729,330

Supporting services:

Management and general 517,732 517,732 674,554

Fundraising

Volunteer recruiting costs 324,629 324,629 142,366

General solicitation of funds 809,851 809,851 589,719

Total supporting services 1,652,212 1,652,212 1,406,639

Total expenses 4,715,717 4,715,717 4,135,969

Increase (decrease) in net assets 132,778 (88,459) 44,319 325,275

Net assets at beginning of year 1,349,116 196,916 257,500 1,803,532 1,478,257

Net assets at end of year $1,481,894 $108,457 $257,500 $1,847,851 $1,803,532

FISCAL YEAR 2007 2006 Unrestricted Temporarily Permanently Total Total restricted restricted

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Business Investors

PACESETTER $100,000+ American Express Foundation Citi Foundation Credit Suisse Ernst & Young, LLP KPMG LLP Pfizer Inc

TRENDSETTER $50,000+AccentureAIG

The Bank of New York MellonBest Buy Children’s FoundationCadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLPDeloitte & Touche, LLPGoldman Sachs & Co. The Hearst Foundation, Inc.HSBCJPMorgan Chase FoundationMerrill Lynch & Co., Inc.

MetLife FoundationThe New York Stock Exchange Foundation, Inc.PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLPReuters America, Inc.Thomson Financial MAJOR INvESTOR$25,000+ Ace American Insurance Co.American ExpressBanco PopularBovis Lend Lease LMB, Inc.The C. George Van Kampen FoundationCIT Group Inc.Citigroup

Cushman & WakefieldDeutsch, Inc.FedEx ExpressThe Goizuetta Foundation

JPMorgan Chase & Co.KeySpan Energy Corp. (National Grid)

McKinsey & Company, Inc.MetLife

Morgan StanleyTerex CorporationVerizon Communications, Inc.Verizon FoundationViscogliosi Bros., LLCThe Walt Disney CompanyWashington MutualWhitney Group

PARTNER$15,000+Anthony Altamura American Airlines, Inc.Bear Stearns & Co. Inc.BearingPoint, Inc.

The Boston Consulting GroupComputer Associates International, Inc.Con EdisonNara BankPitney Bowes Inc.RiskMetrics Group

ENTREPRENEUR $10,000+Best Buy Co., Inc.CBS CorporationChordiant Software Inc.Cognizant Technology SolutionsComputer Sciences CorporationDigitas, New YorkDiversified Information Technologies, Inc.IBMInfosys Technologies LimitedJones Day Reavis & Pogue FoundationThe McGraw-Hill CompaniesPatni Computer Systems, Inc.Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLPThe Sidney Milton & Leoma Simon FoundationWeil, Gotshal & Manges Foundation Inc.

PROvIDER$5,000+Avis Rent-A-Car System, Inc.Banc One Management Corp.EMC CorporationFileNet CorporationFoley & Lardner LLP.GE FoundationHolborn CorporationHuron Consulting

The Kupferberg FoundationNetwork Infrastructure Inc.News Corporation FoundationParkview Plumbing & Heating, Inc.Pershing LLCPfizer FoundationThe Staten Island FoundationThe Steven J. and Susan S. Liguori Family FoundationTelecom Network Solutions, Inc.TIAA-CREFUS Trust Technology & Support Services, Inc.Wheels Inc.Xerox Corporation U.S.A.

STAkEhOLDER$2,500+The Alfa FoundationAllied Property Group, LLCAssurant FoundationThe AXA FoundationBarclays Bank of New York NACarlson Companies, Inc.Cohen & Perfetto LLPDeutsche BankFitzpatrick, Cella, Harper & ScintoGenReMusculoskeletal Clinical Regulatory Advisers, LLCParadigm Spine, LLCPatterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLPRent-A-CenterThe Sagarika FoundationSmall Bone InnovationsSourcecorp Management, L.P.Starcite, Inc.The Von Damm Family Evergreen FoundationThe Xerox Foundation

“To be successful in preparing our youth for a global economy, we can’t just wish for something to happen. We have to take the necessary steps.”

– Graham B. Spanier, President, Penn State University

24 Photos Top to Bottom: Peggy Fechtmann, JANY Business Leader of the Year; Sam Chapin, Vice Chairman, Merrill Lynch & John Dewey HS winners, 2007 Stock Market Challenge

SPONSOR$1,000+ACS Business Process SolutionsAction Check Cashing CorporationAffiliated Computer Services, Inc.Aid Associates, Inc.Alexandre A. Montagu, P. C. Attorney at LawAllmet, Inc.AmWINS Group, Inc.The Arc Group, LLC.Arience Foundation, LTDArya Family FoundationAT&TAwisco New York Corp.Bay Crane Services, Inc.Bilzin Sumberg Baena Price & Axelrod LLPBlank Rome LLPBlue Ridge Capital, LLCBollingerBrokers’ Service Marketing Group II, LLCThe Castellano Family Foundation, Inc.The Charles Schwab Corporation FoundationChief Energy Corp.Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLPCorning Cable SystemsDajoy Family FoundationDebevoise & Plimpton LLPDelta National Bank and Trust Company of New YorkDirect Builders SupplyF. W. Sims, Inc.Foot Locker Foundation, Inc.Frandzel Robins Bloom & Csato, L.C.GC ServicesGER Industries, Inc.Global Document Solutions CorporationGlobal ImpactHewitt Associates LLCHilb Rogal & HobbsInterpublic Group Companies

Island Federal Credit UnionJack S. Grossman & CompanyJackson Development Group, LTD.Jackson LewisJaffe & Asher, LLPJames A. Macdonald FoundationJordan Panel Systems Corp.Kornreich Insurance ServicesL.H.J.C.R., Inc.The Llee FoundationMad River Bar & GrillThe Meyer & Jean Steinberg Family FoundationNas Financial ServicesRecycle Tech SolutionsRemco Maintenance, LLCRich Group LLCThe Risk Management Planning Group, Inc.Ronzo, Inc.Sankel, Skurman & McCartin, LLPSchindler Elevator CorporationSEI InvestmentsShereta R. Seelig Charitable Foundation TrustSiemens CorporationSignature BankSims Steel CorporationSkywire Software, LLC.Spectrum PaintingStroock & Stroock & Lavan LLPTanenbaum-Harper Co., Inc.TexturesThacher Proffitt & WoodThe Treiber GroupVanderleigh Properties LLCVijay & Kalpana Arya Foundation, Inc.Warfield Associates Inc.The Whitehead FoundationWilliam P. Goldman and Brothers Foundation, Inc.

AChIEvER$500+1STWest Financial CorporationAcme Industrial Inc.

Affordable Cesspool Sewer & Drain Service, Inc.ASM Mechanical SystemsAurora Plumbing & Heating Co. Inc.The Backer Group, LLCBay Ridge Automotive Management Corp.Berken Building CompanyCAC of New York, Inc.Cauldwell Wingate Company, Inc.Chemical Specifics, Inc.Ciampa Management CorporationCives Steel CompanyCivetta Cousins JV, LCCollaboration, Inc.Commerce BankCullen & DykmanDesign 2147, LTD.Duncan Partners, LLCE-J Electric Installation Co.The Elishis Family FoundationEnpro International, Inc.Evergreen Mechanical Corp.E-Z Edge, Inc.The Fatta FoundationFerrara Pan Candy Company Inc.Frenkel & Co., Inc.G. C. IronworksHawkeye, LLCInternational Testing & Balancing LTD.Intricate Construction Inc.Jaspan Schlesinger Hoffman LLPJR Engineering & Machine Corp.M&R Management Co., Inc.Mannings USA, Inc.Marrus Family Foundation, Inc.McKee Nelson LLPMDG Design & Construction LLC.MPS Management Account CorporationOlympus

P. I. Mechanical Corp.Parameds.com, Inc.Petrocelli Electric Co., Inc.Post Road Iron Works, Inc.Project Control Associates, Inc.Ruttura & Sons Co., Inc.

S&W ConstructionSecond Ave. 1355 Realty LLC.State Painting & Decoration Co., Inc.The Strauss Foundation, Inc.Structural Preservation Systems, Inc.Sylvan & Ann Oestreicher Foundation, IncTaylor Environmental Group, Inc.TelecomPioneersTotal Credit Recovery LimitedTower Facilities Management, Inc.Two Montgomery Property LLCThe Vidal Partnership, Inc.W&W Glass Systems, Inc.The Wagner Family FoundationWagner & Hunt, P.A.Woodworks Construction Co., Inc.Young Equipment Sales, Inc.

ASSOCIATEUnder $500 We gratefully acknowledge the 62 donors in this category who contributed gifts totaling $15,920.

25Photo: Verizon Communications presents a check to support the JANY Hispanic Initiative

Individual Investors

ADvOCATE $10,000+ G. Chris Andersen Les Baer Dennis Block Charles Borrok Louis J. Briskman Douglas Curtis Peggy Fechtmann D. Hudanish

Phillip K. Lynch Paul Schreiber H Ronald Weissman

PRINCIPAL$5,000+Kevin Barr Gary M. Binstein John J. Boyle James Flanagan Steve Frank

Marvin Hecht Peter K. Ingerman William Janetschek Larry Leva Peter Marchetto Maura Markus Doug Mello Fred Molineux Richard J. Poccia Jack Ribiero Robert Tone Anré Williams

COUNSELOR$2,500+ Pervez Bamji Robert Bicknese

Samuel Chapin Frank Comerford

Michael Duda Arnold Eckelman

Chris Falzarine Michael Gallagher

Nancy Gardner Leslie Godridge Gary Goldstein Richard J. Harrington Charles H. Hill Ami Kaplan John Keogh Peter Kirn Marshall Lux Thomas Maguire Nanette Malebranche Bruce Miller Thomas Monaghan Tim Murphy Kenneth Newman Neil Radey Sharon Rowlands

Stephen Sonnenberg Kim Wagner Robert J. Womack Douglas Worman Joanne Zaiac

ADvISOR$1,000+Anthony Altamura Eric Anderson Sally Ann Bartels Michael D. Bissette Paul Blanco Christopher Blum Renee Borchardt Matthew Burkley Brian Bushwell Robert B. Catell Scott Cirillo Bruce Cross Fred Curatolo Sandra K. Curtin Kim Dadlani Kenneth Daly Donald J. Deutsch Brendan Dougher Sarah Dunn Sue Feinsod John D. Foley Cecilia C. Fong Susan Geiger John Godfrey Lawrence E. Golub Erwin Hein Richard Hennessy Ralph Herzka Larry B. Heuer Michele Imbasciani Brian Klasewitz Joel Leitner

Edward J. Lobello Maureen K. MacNeal Fred Magaletta Fabio Mariani Aldo Martinez Frederick A. McConkey Niket Mody Steven M. Napolitano William A. Narduzzi Charmin Newark Paul Nick Anthony P. Novella James M. Ortenzio Michael J. Pimpinelli Julian Rainero John J. Ryan Crystal Sampson Ana Sanin Ian S. Schachter Douglas E. Schallau Pamela Sendowski Kenneth Springer Frank J. Tanki Dorothy Taylor Jim Toffey Cynthia Van Zyl Robin Vince Chris Zeller

MENTOR$500+Betty Almonte Lena Andrews Chris Aronson Donald Baker Scott B. Barringer Robert Bender Mark Blank Mitchell Boyarsky Patricia A. Brown

“The great thing in this world is not so much where we stand as in what direction we are moving.”

–Oliver Wendel Holmes, United States Supreme Court Justice

26 Photos Top to Bottom: JANY 2006-2007 Photo Archive

Anne J. Caldwell Dennis Callahan Steve Campo Chad S. Cascadden Mark Casella Terance Chen Daniella Cicero Christopher Coates Daniel Cohen Edward Corral Maria Cruz Jocelyn Cunningham Michael D’Angelo Steven Dantus Edward R. De Castro Richard J. De Freitas Vincent R. Defina Richard E. Delamarter Jack Devery Christopher J. Diangelo Marc S. Dieli Carmine DiSibio William Draper Timothy Eichenlaub Jodi K. Elkins Jeremy G. Epstein Stephen G. Epstein Michael Falcone James Flaherty Iwao Fusillo Sandra Lief Garrett Rinat Giladi David P. Goodwin Alexander Goor Gerhard Grob

Thomas F. Hagerstrom Beth Haley Andrew G. Hausman Christopher T. Hemmer James N. Heston Michael Hirschberg Michael Horowitz Priscilla Hughes Karen Inal Sandra W. Jackson Karen Jamesley Robert K. Jermain Peter Johnston Robert C. Jones David W. Kamin Steven Kessler Rodney Kinzinger Lorraine J. Knapp David Kogan Adam Kohn Jack Kolker Marie Koskelin Gary Kozlowski Vinay Krishnani Susan Lamonte Joseph Lasagna Nyron Latif Lawrence N. Lavine John Loughnane Sophia F. Lundberg Christopher L. Mahdik Pat Mastandrea Steve McCloy Stephan McCreary, Jr. John K. Menoudakos

Victoria Meyer Don Middleton Alan Mittleman David Moskovitz Patrick F. X. Mulhearn Michael Murphy Gregory Mutz Samir Nangea Chi W. Nee Bob O’Connor Patrick O’Donnell Susan Oh William Omara Kirsten Orthun Thomas Pascale Niket Patankar Christopher Perry Steve Pinkos Edwin J. Pisani Stacey Polley Margaret W. Pontious Edward Pray Salim A. Ratansi Sara Recktenwald Salvatore Restivo Mark C. Ritchie Mary K. Rosano Paul S. Rosica John Rushing Vincent Salvo Kenneth Samu Kenneth W. Schwab Lawrence Sesmer David Shaffer Scott Shevick

Abraham Silberstein Amit Singh John J. Smith Paul Spillane Penny M. Stern R. Sutton Scott Todd Greg Tusar Susan M. Tutino John Twite Michael Venditti John Verdonck David Vine Andrew J. Wakeman John R. Walsh Debra Walton Mark E. Weinberger Scott Weisbecker Emily Weiss William Wheeler Whitney H. Wilcox Eric Wilkes Steven Zaki

ASSOCIATE Under $500 We gratefully acknowledge our 357 donors in this category who contributed gifts totaling $78,136.

27Photos Left to Right: JANY 2006-2007 Photo Archive

Bowl-A-Thons

Junior Achievement Bowl-A-Thons – Parties with a Purpose – are a long standing corporate fundraising tradition combining competition and teamwork. With your support every pin-strike funds the education and future of New York City and Long Island students. JANY was pleased to welcome 4 new companies to the Bowl-A-Thon fundraising experience. In total, 35 companies (over 9,000 participants) raised more than $1.8 million dollars to support the JANY mission during the 2006-2007 fiscal year. The following companies generated the highest cash contributions through Bowl-A-Thon events.

STRIkE! $250,000+ American Express ANChOR $100,000+ Citibank, N.A. Goldman Sachs & Co. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

ChARGE $70,000+Banco PopularHSBC Bank USAMetLifeThomson Financial

TRIPLE TUMBLER $50,000+CITCredit SuisseErnst & Young, LLPKeySpan Energy Corp. (National Grid)KPMG LLPReuters America, Inc.

ACTION $30,000+AIGDeloitte & Touche, LLP Pfizer IncThe Bank of New York Mellon

SPLAShER!$15,000+AccentureAce Overseas GeneralBear StearnsDeutsch, Inc.JPMorgan Chase & Co.Morgan StanleyVerizon Communications, Inc.Washington Mutual

28 Photos Left to Right: JANY 2006-2007 Photo Archive

Gifts-In-kind

We gratefully acknowledge the following companies who have supported JA programs through their significant in-kind contributions, products and services.

AccentureAmerican Airlines Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLPChadbourne & Parke LLPCitigroup, Inc Credit SuisseDeloitte & Touche, LLPDeutsch Inc. Ernst & Young, LLP FedEx ExpressKeySpan Energy Corp. (National Grid)

Lia Schorr Skin Care, Inc. McKinsey & CompanyMerrill LynchNY Temp SearchPfizer IncPricewaterhouseCoopers, LLPReuters America, LLCRota Portrait DesignSlazdesignSouthwest AirlinesWhitney Group

29Photos Left to Right: Brooklyn Tech students learn the business of health during EntrepreneurshipWeek USA; JANY S.M.A.R.T. Expo; JANY 2006-2007 Photo Archive

JANY Board of Directors

EXECUTIvE COMMITTEEChairman of the BoardMr. Anré Williams (2002)*President, Global Commercial CardAmerican Express

PresidentMr. Douglas E. Schallau (1990)*Junior Achievement of New York, Inc.

SecretaryMr. Peter k. Ingerman (1998)*PartnerChadbourne & Parke LLP

Treasurer & Chairman of the Audit CommitteeMr. h Ronald Weissman (1981)*Senior PartnerErnst & Young, LLP

vice ChairmanMr. Chris Andersen (2004)*Founding PartnerG.C. Andersen Partners, LLC

vice ChairmanMs. Peggy Fechtmann (2001)*Executive Vice President, Individual Business Operations & ServicesMetLife

vice ChairmanMs. Leslie Godridge (2003)*Executive Vice PresidentUS Bank

vice ChairmanMr. Peter kirn (2002)*PartnerAccenture

vice ChairmanMr. Marshall Lux (1998)*Managing DirectorMcKinsey & Company

vice ChairmanMr. Phillip k. Lynch (2002)*Chief Executive OfficerAsset Control

vice ChairmanMs. Maura Markus (2000)*Executive Vice President, Head of International Retail BankingCitigroup, Inc.

vice ChairmanMr. David Shedlarz (1993)*Vice ChairmanPfizer Inc

vice ChairmanMr. Anthony G. viscogliosi (2001)*PrincipalViscogliosi Bros., LLC

MEMBERSMr. Pervez Bamji (2005)*General AuditorPitney Bowes Inc.

Mr. kevin Barr (2005)*Senior Vice President – Human ResourcesTerex Corporation

Mr. John Benevento (2006)*Senior Vice PresidentWashington Mutual

Mr. Andy Berndt (2007)*Co-PresidentOglivy & Mather, New York

Mr. Dennis J. Block (2005)*PartnerCadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP

Mr. Charles Borrok (2005)*Vice Chairman Cushman & Wakefield

Mr. Louis J. Briskman (2007)*Executive Vice President & General CounselCBS Corporation

Mr. Samuel Chapin (2006)*Vice ChairmanMerrill Lynch

Mr. Frank Comerford (2006)*President & General ManagerWNBC-TV

Mr. ken Daly (2006)*Chief Financial Officer, Global Gas DistributionNational Grid

Mr. Michael Duda (2006)*Partner, Chief Corporate Strategy OfficerDeutsch Inc.

Mr. James Flanagan (2002)*Partner PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP

Mr. Steve Frank (2005)*Senior Managing DirectorBear Stearns & Co., Inc.

Mr. Michael B. Gallagher (2004)*Executive Vice PresidentHSBC Bank USA, NA

Ms. Nancy Gardner (2006)*Executive Vice President, Global Head of Compliance & General Counsel, AmericasReuters America, LLC

Mr. Gary Goldstein (2006)*Chief Executive Officer & PresidentWhitney Group

Ms. Michele Imbasciani (2003)*Senior Vice President - Region ExecutiveBanco Popular-NY Metro Region

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Ms. karen Jamesley (2006)*Global Head of Human ResourcesMorgan Stanley

Ms. Ami kaplan (2007)*Deputy Managing Partner, NortheastDeloitte & Touche, LLP

Mr. John keogh (2004)*Chief Executive Officer ACE Overseas General

Mr. Larry Leva (Ex-Officio) (2004)*Vice Chair, Professional Practice & Global Head of Risk ManagementKPMG LLP

Mr. Stephen Liguori (1998)*Chief Marketing OfficerGE Money, Americas

Mr. Tom Maguire (2006)*Senior Vice PresidentVerizon Communications, Inc.

Ms. Nanette Malebranche (2006)*Managing Director, Long Island DistrictFedEx Express

Mr. Peter Marchetto (1995)*Chief Executive Officer, AmericasBovis Lend Lease LMB, Inc

Mr. Aldo Martinez (2007)*Vice PresidentNYSE Regulation, Inc.

Mr. Bruce C. Miller (2007)*Executive Vice PresidentThe Bank of New York Mellon

Mr. kenneth Newman (2003)*Senior Vice President, Eastern Regional CounselThe Walt Disney Company

Mr. David Obstler (2002)*Chief Financial OfficerRiskMetrics Group

Mr. Richard J. Poccia (1996)*PartnerPricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP

Mr. Neil Radey (2004)*Managing Director & Global General CounselCredit Suisse

Ms. Sharon Rowlands (2006)*President & Chief Executive OfficerThomson Financial

Mr. Paul Schreiber (2005)*Partner Shearman & Sterling, LLP

Mr. Marc Sheinbaum (2007)*Senior Vice President & Chief Executive Officer Retail Auto & Education FinanceJPMorgan Chase & Co.

Mr. Steve Sonnenberg (2007)*PartnerPaul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP

Mr. Bob Tone (2003)*Regional Vice PresidentBest Buy Co., Inc.

Ms. kim Wagner (2004)*Vice President & DirectorThe Boston Consulting Group

Mr. Doug Worman (2006)*Senior Vice President & Zonal Executive, Domestic Brokerage Group AIG

Ms. Joanne zaiac (2005)*PresidentDigitas, New York

ChAIRMAN’S ADvISORY COUNCILMr. Arnold J. Eckelman (1992)*Senior Vice President – Operations (Retired)Verizon Communications, Inc.

Ms. Sue herera (2001)*AnchorCNBC

Mr. Ron Insana (1994)*Founder & Managing DirectorInsana Capital Partners

Mr. William Janetschek (1999)*Chief Financial OfficerKohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co.

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* Indicates commencement of service as

a JANY Board Member

JANY Associate Board 2006-2007

ASSOCIATE BOARD ChAIRMs. Crystal L. SampsonPartnerErnst & Young, LLP

ASSOCIATE BOARD MEMBERSMr. Christopher BurkeManaging DirectorCollaborations, Inc.

Ms. Patti DarwinMarketing SpecialistAIG

Mr. Douglas DeSimoneVice President, OperationsCritical Mention, Inc.

Mr. Joseph DugganPartnerKPMG LLP

Ms. Cindy GavinPartnerPricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Ms. Susan GeorgeSr. Vice PresidentCIT

Ms. Linda FoleyDirector, Individual Business OperationsMetLife

Ms. kale GaddySenior Interactive Media SpecialistMcKinsey & Company

Mr. Walker JacobsVice President, AmericasReuters America, Inc.

Mr. Brian keenanDirector, Finance, Decision Support and Supplier ManagementPfizer Inc

Mr. keith kochieManager, Cash ManagementBarclays Capital

Mr. Adam kudelkaDirector, Individual Investor Group Human ResourcesMorgan Stanley

Ms. Sophia LundbergVice President, Information & Decision CapabilitiesAmerican Express

Ms. Margaret MurphyChief Operating OfficerNY Temp Search

Mr. Mike PovedaSenior Manager, Global MarketsDeloitte & Touche, LLP

Mr. Eric ScheerCompany ExecutiveEric L. Scheer, CPA

Mr. Michael SchoenhautJPMorgan Chase

Ms. Marie Cutrone Smith Director, Public Affairs Strategic PartnershipsCon Edison

The JANY Associate Board is comprised of mid to senior level executive rising stars. The JANY Associate Board Members provide executive and strategic project resource assistance in support of JANY’s mission. Some of the projects they have been involved with include: Volunteer Recruitment, Fundraising, and the JANY alumni initiative.

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JANY hispanic Initiative Advisory Council

COUNCIL ChAIRMr. Eliezer DiazDirector, CATCVerizon Communications, Inc.

MEMBERSMr. Robert AbreuVice President, Information SecurityGoldman Sachs & Co.

Ms. Lucia Ballas-TraynorSenior Vice President & General ManagerMTV Tr3s

Mr. hugo BaltaNews DirectorWNJU / Telemundo 47

Mr. Adolfo Carrion*Borough PresidentBronx

Ms. Lorraine Cortes-vazquez*Secretary of StateNew York State

Ms. Luisa Costa-GarroProfessorBank Street College of Education

Ms. Maria DiazSenior Vice President and Principal Legal CounselReuters America, Inc.

Mr. Rodrigo GarzaTraderBanorte Securities International

Mr. henry hernandezVice President and Chief Diversity OfficerAmerican Express

Ms. Michele ImbascianiSenior Vice President - Region ExecutiveBanco Popular Mr. Aldo MartinezVice PresidentNew York Stock Exchange

Mr. herminio MartinezDirectorBronx Institute, Lehman College

Mr. Rafael OrtizHead of School & Chief Executive OfficerAmber Charter School

Ms. Aura RiveraPrincipalIS 195

Mr. Eddie SilverioDirector of Youth ServicesAlianza Dominicana

Mr. Jose TavarezJANY Student AmbassadorLife Sciences Secondary School

* Ex-Officio

The JANY Hispanic Initiative (HI) was launched in 2006 as a three-year pilot program focused on increasing the participation of first generation New York City and Long Island Hispanic students in JANY’s economic and financial literacy programs. JANY’s Hispanic Initiative Advisory Council is comprised of NYC business and education leaders who are committed to the economic empowerment of young people in the New York Hispanic community. The Council plays an important consultation, strategic and advisory role in support of the HI programs.

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JANY Staff List*

EXECUTIvE OFFICEDouglas E. Schallau President

Terri Y. WilsonExecutive Assistant

ADMINISTRATION & FINANCEkenneth W. Schwab Senior Vice President, Finance & Administration

Imdad Islam Director, IT & Business Solutions

Tekle Berhan Manager, Accounting & HR

husna Sheriff Manager, Database

Anthony hutchinsonManager, Office & Facilities

Elaine Turkin Administrative Assistant & Receptionist

ADvANCEMENT & MARkETINGSandra Lief GarrettSenior Vice President & Chief Advancement Officer

Pamela Browse Vice President, Resource Development

Jacqueline Dolly Senior Director, Marketing & Communications

Dawn Wills Director, Development

Daniel Mencher Manager, Resource Development

Ajanta kalyanpur Volunteer

SPECIAL EvENTSChris hemmerSenior Vice President, Special Events

Roseanne Dennehy Senior Director, Special Events

Christopher Ellis Director, Special Events

Daniel LangleyManager, Special Events

PROGRAMMINGLisa Castillo Richmond Senior Vice President, Programs

Lori Arloff Vice President, Programs / LI

Luis Davila-OrtegaDirector, Hispanic Initiative

Laura GutmannDirector, Programs

heather O. Grant Director, Programs

Michelle Lee Senior Manager, Programs

Florence AmissahManager, Programs

Milagros DuBouchetManager, Programs

Stacy GilinsonManager, Programs

kristen huggerManager, Programs / LI

Maat JohnsonManager, Programs

Diana Lee Manager, Programs

Jessica MarshallManager, Programs

Anne Timms Manager, Programs / LI

Phillip TerradoAdministrative Assistant, Programs

Stephanie hattiangadi Volunteer

*JANY Staff List as of 9/30/2007

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Program List

ELEMENTARY GRADESOurselves ®

Our Families ®

Our Community ®

Our City ®

Our Region ®

Our Nation ®

JA Dollars and $ense™

MIDDLE GRADESJA Global Marketplace ®

JA Economics for Success ®

JA America Works™JA It’s My Business!™

hIGh SChOOLJA Banks in Action™JA Careers with a Purpose™JA Economics™JA Business Ethics™Junior Achievement Presents: The NEFE High School Financial Planning Program™JA Success Skills ®

JA Titan ®

JA Company Program™JA Job Shadow™

RETIRED PROGRAMS*JA Enterprise in Action ®

JA Go Figure! Exploring Math in Business ®

Our World ®

Personal Economics ®

The Economics of Staying in School ®

The International Marketplace ®

*Retired as of July 1, 2007

The following list identifies JA programs delivered by JANY during the 2006-2007 program year.

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Opportunity knocksAt Junior Achievement of New York, we like to think of ourselves as brokers of experiences and opportunities. We’re in the business of bringing people together to build a network of action to drive change. This network shares a common vision to advance and transform young people’s lives. Our vision is to live in a harmonious and prosperous world where all people – regardless of geographic location, background and economic status – can enjoy and make use of the full range of their talents and abilities. We believe limitless possibilities exist for young people to develop paths out of poverty or away from negative influences. These paths are limited only by the degree of a young person’s imagination and accessibility to opportunity. Junior Achievement encourages students to dream bigger dreams, by providing them with the knowledge they need to make positive choices in life. Our greatest and most valuable resource is human potential. History proves that some of the world’s greatest leaders often emerge from places and circumstances we least expect. Junior Achievement brings the real world to high need students, opening their minds to their unlimited potential. Together with our volunteers, partners and supporters, we work to open the doors of opportunity to the students we serve. JANY leverages the power of this unique community of people and organizations that care; our goal is to connect the classroom with key players and decision makers from the business community, the academic community, government, policy makers and other notable influencers who are crucial to the future of youth in New York City and Long Island. Opportunity knocks as we stand poised on the threshold of an exciting future together. Those of us with great advantages have a responsibility to share our good fortune by investing in opportunities that enable youth to achieve. The return on our investment is the promise of a better and more prosperous world for us all. JANY needs your commitment, dedication and support to continue thriving. We seek and value the support of leaders and original thinkers from the business, academic sectors and community organizations whose ideas and contributions create positive change. We invite former JA students to reconnect with an organization dedicated to preparing and empowering young people to lead and succeed. Become a member of a powerful community that drives progress. You can belong to our diverse pool of volunteers and partners who inspire and mobilize like-minded people to achieve extraordinary things. With your support, we can find new ways of forging connectedness – promoting engagement, collaboration and motivation to inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy. Each success story – every student we touch and impact – is one step closer to a better future. As we move toward our 2010 plan, we welcome fresh and innovative leadership perspectives to help us reach our goals. Share your life experiences, your time and resources with students to guide them toward a more positive direction in life. Make your investment in tomorrow – today! We seek: • Volunteers from the business and academic sectors • Board members – senior executives and decision makers • JA alumni • Corporate & media partnerships • School and community partnerships Come join us! Connect with the JA community to transform the lives of NYC and Long Island students. For more information e-mail: info@jany.org or call: 212-949-5269; or visit www.jany.org

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“Education is a human right with immense

power to transform. On this foundation rests

the cornerstones of freedom, democracy

and sustainable human development.”

–KofiAnnan FormerUNLeader&NobelPrizeWinner

Junior Achievement of New York, Inc. gratefully acknowledges the following peopleand companies for their participation and work in creating this Annual Report:

DESIGNPfizer Inc/Williams Lea NYC Creative Studio

SPECIAL ThANkSCandace Corlett, Heather Little, Erica McMahon,

Robert Neufeld and Joshua Weitzman

PhOTOGRAPhYThe JANY 2006-2007 Photo Archive Collection

Various student images provided courtesy of Patrick Andrade

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Suite 203New York, NY 10017

Telephone: 212.949.5269Fax: 212.949.5262

Long Island250 Willis Avenue

Lower LevelRoslyn Heights, NY 11577

Telephone: 516.625.9053Fax: 516.625.9077

www.jany.org

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20 Standards for Charity Accountability.