WORKS

2019 ANNUAL REPORT

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Linda Revelle Board Chair

Willard Stanback Vice Chair

Gary Gray Treasurer

Rukiya Blackwell

Rachel Cogsville-Lattimer

Christopher Cramer

Kathleen Fitzpatrick

Steven Goodell

Christopher Knerr

Stephen Longley

Tim Manahan

Karen McGuinness

Ronald Stark

Thomas Sullivan

Clarice H. Taylor

Matthew Wasserman

Martin Johnson, CEO ex-officioisles.org

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

FINANCIAL SUMMARY 2019

2019 Actual Expenses $5,727,523

Youth Institute 20%

Administration 14%

Resource Development

5%

Green Job Training & Healthy Homes

29%

Financial Self Reliance

3%

Community Planning

& Urban Ag 15%

Real Estate 14%

A complete audited financial statement will be available at our office or at isles.org/financials.

Prepare for work and life

Manage, protect and grow assets

Build gardens, parks and healthy,

efficient homes

Plan and create safe,

thriving places

REVITALIZE COMMUNITIES

LIVE GREEN & HEALTHY

BUILD WEALTH

TRAIN & EDUCATE

SELF-RELIANT FAMILIES AND HEALTHY,

SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES

2019 Actual Revenue $6,752,582

Individual 30%

Government Grants 39%

Foundations & Corporate Grants

19%

Rental Income

5%

Events 2%

Other Income

5%

On the ground, we are more impactful than ever.

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

Dear Friends,

In writing the history of Isles, it is tempting to define it as 39 years of people, ideas (good and not-so-good), connections and lives affected. But it is more illuminating to look at it through transitions. We changed a whole lot, from high-minded college beginners to today.

We did stay true to the goal of family self-reliance and healthy, sustainable places. By capturing the wisdom and ideas in neighborhoods (locally-based “islands”), we tested that against leading-edge research and evidence-based data. Out of this messy collision of diverse voices, innovation occurs, and impactful stuff happens.

We vowed that as we failed, succeeded and learned, we would share with others. After nearly 4 decades, this 2019 Annual Report highlights that evolution.

And we continue the transition. The coronavirus exposes the precarious state of so many families, living on the edge. Their ability to weather this storm — both the health and economic implications — is more important than ever.

Isles’ leadership change is underway, and my successor will be selected soon. I’m so proud of the team here at Isles, and how capable they are — especially during transitions!

On the ground, we are more impactful than ever. We are retrofitting homes, preventing lead poisoning of thousands of kids across New Jersey. We will open the Social Profit Center in the Spring. We are increasing home energy efficiency and solar, job training, education, electric vehicles, and much more in places that really need them.

Of course, this takes organized people and organized money. How lucky I am to have been responsible for that for 4 decades — my adult life! Thank you, from the heart, for making it possible through your friendship, feedback and support.

Your continued feedback and help really make a difference. Check out isles.org for a look at real change.

In community,

Marty

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We celebrated Marty’s 39 years with Isles at our Legacy Celebration

in November. See page 12.

TRAIN & EDUCATEOver 34% of young adults in Trenton fail to graduate high school

on time, compared to a statewide rate of 10%. Isles Youth Institute (IYI) offers disengaged students another path to a diploma, the chance

to rebuild their neighborhoods, and job and leadership skills. For many, this last chance changes the course of their lives.

In addition, Isles trains adults from across New Jersey in future-focused green jobs, like those in energy & environmental fields. The Center for Energy and Environmental Training (CEET) offers contractors, home health visitors

and community members training and national certificates in lead safe home renovation, energy efficiency, and environmental health.

15 IYI students graduated with

high school diplomas

73 home visitors trained to assess

environmental hazards in homes

240professional energy

efficiency and lead workers trained and certified

. . . . . 2019 Highlights . . . . .

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Alumni Spotlight: James Blount When James Blount showed up for his first day of Mental Toughness orientation in March 2018, we knew his journey might be a challenge but we could see that he had the resil-ience to succeed.

James enjoyed working with his hands and quickly took a leadership role on class trips and during construction training. He became the student team leader for the Trenton Thunder F.I.E.L.D. program where students renovated the West End little league field.

However, like many, James’ journey was not a straight line. At times he torpedoed his own success and struggled with attendance. Finally, support of IYI staff and his personal drive to succeed clicked and James committed himself fully to IYI in 2019.

During summer 2019, James received his Pre-Apprentice Certificate Training (P.A.C.T.) and worked towards his high school diploma while interning at the Trenton Housing Authority. Through hard work and determination, James passed the HiSET (high school equivalency test) and received

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his diploma in early 2020. He also transformed that internship at Trenton Housing Authority into a part-time job, where he continues to find opportunities to grow.

Michael Thomas, Home Improvement contractor and owner of Thomas Brothers Construction, heard about Isles’ lead and healthy homes classes from Training Manager Andre Thomas. He wanted to keep his clients’ families safe from lead poisoning and signed up immediately.

Michael successfully completed two EPA-certified courses to become a Lead Contractor, expanding his services and growing his business. Next, he will complete our Lead Abatement Contractor course, enabling him to conduct abatements throughout the state.

During the training courses, Michael learned about Isles Youth Institute and became inspired to offer students internships at his company. “I have a passion for helping my community and more importantly the young people from my community. As long as they are hungry and willing to put the work in and establish themselves, it’s our duty to show them the way and give them tools to make it happen.”

Michael hopes that his experience can help guide students who want to follow a similar career path. We’re proud to have Michael as a recent training alumni and also partner contractor. We look forward to expanding opportu-nities for Trenton’s youth.

Building Capacity and Businesses at CEET

“IYI treats you like family. They are my family. They put you in the position to succeed. It’s up to you to take advantage of the opportuni-ties. I made sure I did through hard work and determination.” — James Blount

BUILD WEALTHFamily self-reliance requires financial stability. For most Americans,

homes are the most valuable financial asset. Isles counsels and supports families wanting to buy their first home, as well as those facing the

potential loss of their home through foreclosure.

In addition, Isles Financial Solutions (IFS) offers a financial wellness pathway for low-wage workers. IFS trains employees to take control

of their everyday financial building blocks like budgeting, credit, savings, and debt. Isles offers intensive coaching, credit-building loans, and money

management tools to improve decision-making and foster positive, long-term behavior change.

533 workers received

financial solutions and housing counseling

118 first time homebuyer

certifications earned

13 customers bought

their first home

. . . . . 2019 Highlights . . . . .

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A Solution Towards Saving“Gail” was getting ready to buy a house, but she first needed to improve her credit score and pay off some debts. Gail worked with Isles Financial Solutions, our customer-centered financial coaching service, to create a savings and spending plan and start building positive financial habits.

A year later, Gail had improved her credit score and ad-dressed her outstanding debt. She then set another goal, to lower the interest for her car payment. Her coach suggested she reach out to Princeton Credit Union. However, Gail had found another offer through a well-known personal finance company’s marketing pitch. Seizing this “teachable moment,” her coach asked her to look deeper into both offers. Once she got past the advertising for the supposed “better deal,” she discovered that the offer from the credit union was much better. That re-financing allowed her to lower her interest rate and reduce her monthly payment rate, saving her over $2,000.

In addition, she increased her credit score and is in the pro-cess of qualifying for a CRA loan at an even better interest rate. Gail is on her path to financial self-reliance.

Purchasing your first home is difficult, and often confusing. So when Jesse was ready to buy his family’s first home, he wanted to understand the mortgage and purchase process. Jesse met with Elena Hung-Shum, Isles’ HUD housing counselor, to enroll in our First-Time Homebuyer course. He learned about finding a realtor, the importance of a home inspection, understanding a mortgage loan, foreclosure prevention, and more. By completing this training and getting his certification, Jesse was able to receive a First-Time Home-buyer Grant from the City of Trenton to help with closing costs and down payments.

Elena’s homeownership customers also learn about Isles’ free lead and healthy homes assessment service. Since Jesse has young children at high risk for lead poisoning, he had his home tested before moving in. The test found lead paint in most of the windows and other surfaces that can cause lead dust —and eventually lead poisoning. Thanks to a team effort and 16 new windows later, Jesse’s family is now living in their first — and healthy — home.

What can Isles Financial Solutions do for you?

Improve Your Credit Score

Boost Your Savings

Create a Budget

Help You Buy a Home

Jesse Allen: First-Time Homebuyer

LIVE GREEN & HEALTHYEvery year, lead poisons thousands of New Jersey children, who ingest it mostly through dust in their own homes. Nearly 50% of Trenton school

children have blood lead levels that can affect their IQ, school performance, behavior, and health. The cost to those families and society, for special

education, drop-outs, crime, prison and early enrollment in Medicaid, is huge. Isles has developed simple ways to test homes and remove lead and other environmental hazards. We also educate the public, help other community-

based organizations, and improve public policies that help kids thrive.

Many communities also lack access to healthy food. Trenton’s two supermarkets for 85,000+ people force too many residents to shop at

high-price, high-starch delis and convenience stores. Isles helps residents grow their own food in community and school gardens. Families save money, access great food, learn to work together, and clean and beautify vacant land.

Good food improves health — especially when toxins like lead threaten. Elementary school students, the next generation of gardeners, learn to grow

and eat their own food in schools and summer camps across the city.

150+ Trenton homes

tested for lead

60 units rehabbed

to be lead-safe, healthy and more energy efficient

400 pounds of honey

harvested from 12 Isles-managed beehives

. . . . . 2019 Highlights . . . . .

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Farm (and Garden!) to SchoolIsles has worked with the Trenton school district for most of our nearly forty-year history. Our team fosters school-based gardening and teaches students nutrition education. In 2019, we were the only NJ organization to receive a competitive Farm to School grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

The Farm to School project helps us achieve our long-term goal: to establish a garden in every public school in the city by 2022. The grant also strengthens our classroom nutrition education by conducting taste tests in classrooms and cafe-terias. We partner with Aramark to increase the quality and quantity of fresh, local produce in the schools.

Students get to try seasonal produce prepared in creative ways. They’re also exposed to healthier eating habits. They work with their own hands and develop an emotional con-nection to the food. It makes us smile to hear requests like, “Can we make spinach salad again? It was the best thing I ever ate!”

Isles’ “garden classrooms” build demand for fresh, healthy food, involving students in the process, from seed to table.

With decades of experience in lead and healthy homes work, Isles expanded our work across New Jersey to prevent childhood lead poisoning.

With support from the Department of Community Affairs, we offered technical assistance and training to other commu-nity-based organizations that are engaged in lead safe housing rehab, spanning six locations in New Jersey. This one-on-one assistance, coupled with professional training through our Center for Energy and Environmental Training, ensure that quality lead-safe practices are applied throughout the state. In addition, Isles developed a pool of lead risk assessors, helped standardized costs for lead safe repairs, improved job efficiency, and trained managers to oversee work.

As Isles learns and our influence grows, we need to improve policies. In November of 2019, Isles co-organized the summit Lead Policy & the Law with Seton Hall Law School to dis-cuss the current legal landscape of lead. An audience of legal experts, policymakers, and practitioners met to examine best practices around the country and New Jersey.

We look forward to building on this momentum in 2020, making NJ a national model for community-based and multi-sector approaches to prevent lead poisoning.

Leading on Lead

REVITALIZE COMMUNITIESIsles creates fun, healthy places. We partner with residents and

other stakeholders to develop community plans, then work with them over time to make positive change. We clean and reclaim buildings, gardens,

and parks, changing how residents and visitors perceive and experience them. We also clean, green, and activate open spaces, integrating mobile

recreation, community events, and locally-created public art.

Isles continues to support the emerging arts district in downtown Trenton and innovative arts-based initiatives in and around downtown.

We are developing the Social Profit Center at Mill One, a historic former textile mill converted into an innovative 70,000 square foot office, studio, and warehouse facility for social profit organizations, artists, and events. In addition to improving places in the region, Isles continued to play a leadership role in the Capital City Youth Violence Coalition (formerly Trenton Prevention Policy Board) and in gathering data to support

informed decision-making around Trenton’s redevelopment, including an updated survey of vacant and abandoned property across the city.

. . . . . 2019 Highlights . . . . .

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$80k+ in small grants distributed to grassroots organizations in partnership with I Am Trenton

$6M of New Markets

Tax Credit financing secured to complete construction of

the Social Profit Center

1800 youth and adults served through T-Recs

recreation services

On the Move with T-RecsIsles’ T-Recs (Trenton Mobile Recreational) service activates open spaces and provides recreational opportunities espe-cially for kids. In its fourth year, T-Recs is a pop-up playground with yard games, oversized toys, table tennis, jump ropes, and other recreational equipment. T-Recs appears at block parties, playgrounds, and community activities.

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$6M of New Markets

Tax Credit financing secured to complete construction of

the Social Profit Center

Surveying the CityThriving neighborhoods are the backbone of self-reliant fami-lies and healthy, sustainable communities, and understanding the conditions of neighborhoods and the places and spaces that make them what they are is essential to revitalize cities. That’s why Isles continues to collect, analyze, and share fundamental information about the region’s neighborhoods, especially when it comes to vacant and abandoned properties and creative reuses of them.

As part of a broader effort to address safety, affordability, and health concerns in homes throughout the city, this past sum-mer Isles coordinated a team of ten local surveyors to identify vacant properties across the City of Trenton. This survey was a follow up to a 2014 study in which Isles partnered with the City of Trenton and Trenton Neighborhood Restoration Cam-paign stakeholders to conduct the first ever city-wide vacant

property survey. The information collected from both surveys provides data to City officials, residents, stakeholders, and oth-ers working to improve Trenton’s housing, and supported the city’s efforts to make progress on vacant properties. Results from both surveys, and updates on continuing efforts to revi-talize Trenton, can be found at RestoringTrenton.org.

This summer, T-Recs partnered with the Trenton Police De-partment, City of Trenton Parks and Recreation Department, and the Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office to “Take It to the Streets,” a series of 18 block parties across Trenton with music, food, recreation, and entertainment. T-Recs and Take it to the Streets provide opportunities for physical activity, community building, and engagement with law enforcement and public officials. This promotes youth safety and positive experiences in underinvested neighborhoods. Over 1,800 residents participated, ranging in age from 4 to 94!

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LEGACY CELEBRATIONIn November 2019, we paid tribute to Marty’s vision during Isles’ Legacy Celebration.

This special night at the Social Profit Center at Mill One honored Marty and highlighted the impact of Isles’ work for four decades. Family members, Isles’ staff, board members, longtime supporters and community members celebrated Marty’s service.

Guests explored Isles’ newly renovated Social Profit Center—an energy efficient historic building to house Isles and numerous other social impact organizations. The SPC offers flexible office, warehouse, artist studio and event space under one “green” roof. It fosters collaborative and innovative like-minded organizations. It also supports Marty’s legacy and four decade-commitment to self-reliant families and healthy, sustainable communities.

For more info about the Social Profit Center, including available spaces, visit www.socialprofitcenter.org

ISLES 2020 FUNDHonoring the Vision of Marty JohnsonA fund to support Isles and Marty’s transition — now and into the future. DONORSAnonymous Lynne Ball Catherine and Greg BaumanDaniel A. Harris and Jane Buttars Fund

of the National Philanthropic TrustLisa and Philip CatonJoseph DurkinStewart FinneyDaniel FrielCarol and Andrew GoldenDaniel and Constance GravagnoKathleen and Douglas L. GreenKevin GuthrieJeanette M. Colby and Dave A. GutzkeSam Hamill, Jr.John HartmanHigh Meadows FoundationBetty Wold JohnsonNevin J. Kelly Nancy and William Lifland Fund of the

Princeton Area Community FoundationChristopher and Jan Denise LoughranWilliam LucyAnn Cary Hevener and Kabir MahadevaJulie and Tim Manahan Martin J. and Tristin Mannion Charitable TrustMcAlpin Fund of the Princeton Area

Community FoundationDan and Mary Jo Mullan Fund of the

Community Foundation of Hudson ValleyEve Coulson and Nelson ObusAmy and James S. ReganLinda and Robert M. RevelleSteve and Julia H. ReynoldsThe Scheide FundJudith and Robert SmithFrank and Julie SowinskiRonald and Perri StarkJim and Jan StarnesAnneMarie Macari and Gerald SternKarin A. Trainer and William W. StoweBarbara TrelstadPiper and Brian TrelstadAllan J. TulpRichard and Gail Ullman Charitable FundThe Volcker Family FoundationJosh WaldmanSuzan and Matthew WassermanMary and Peter WatsonMyra N. and Van Zandt Williams Fund of the

Princeton Area Community FoundationNadine and Richard WoldenbergEllen and Brann J. Wry

To learn more, contact Patricia Walker at 609.341.4734 or pwalker@isles.org.

For more photos and highlights from the event, visit isles.org/legacy

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ISLES BRIDGE BUILDERSMajor Donors $1,000+ AnnuallyAlice Anderson Bishop Samuel AndrewThe David R. and Patricia D.

Atkinson FoundationBernadine AubertThe Baldwin-Sieck Family Fund

of the Princeton Area Community Foundation

Rachel and Michael BeneventoSofia and Peter BlanchardMichael and Barbara BlumenthalElise and Spencer BrunoThomas BurkaMercy Byrne Lisa and Philip CatonMelanie and John ClarkeGriffin-Cole FundNancy F. Cole and Matthew RhodesKelly and Robert G. CollierSusan L. CoursenJenny and Jonathan CrumillerCatherine M. Knight and

Donald F. Denny Jr., M.D.Francis Clement Dinsmore, J.D.Christina and Robert Dow FoundationThe D.P. Miller Fund of the Princeton

Area Community Foundation In Memory of G. Reginald Bishop Jr.

Leon Rosenberg and Diane Drobnis Family Fund

Elizabeth Duffy/John Gutman Charitable Fund

Eckstein Family Charitable Fund In Honor of Marty Johnson

The Barbara and Gerald Essig Charitable Fund In Honor of Stuart Essig

Jenifer R. and Robert B. EyreHenry Farber Family FundKathleen and James FitzpatrickAlison J. FlemerDell and Oscar F. Gerster

In Memory of Martin GersterAlexander GoldmanGordon Family Fund of the Princeton

Area Community FoundationJeanette M. Colby and Dave A. GutzkeThe Perelandra Fund at the Community

Foundation for Greater BuffaloNatalie Hamill and Josh PerlsweigSam Hamill, Jr.Harris Family Fund of the Princeton

Area Community FoundationJohn HartmanLou Haszu and Jacqui Dileo-HaszuRachel P. and Mark S. HerrAlan Hershey High Meadows FoundationDeborah Toppmeyer and

Robert HilkertMellody L. HobsonThe Horner FoundationAnonymous Jeremy Johnson and Kathryn MinshewElizabeth and Martin P. JohnsonJohnson Family FundRichard F. X. JohnsonBert G. KerstetterJane and John KistlerSally Kuser LaneElizabeth Lempert and

Kenneth NormanDerek and Diana LidowNancy and William Lifland Fund

of the Princeton Area Community Foundation

Sally LongvilleAnneMarie Macari and Gerald SternNancy and Duncan MacMillanJulie and Tim Manahan

Martin J. and Tristin Mannion Charitable Trust

Martin Family Fund of the Princeton Area Community Foundation

Steven and Laura Mayer Family Foundation

Helen and Thanassis Mazarakis Family Fund of the Community Foundation of New Jersey

McAlpin Fund of the Princeton Area Community Foundation

The Minter-Yuan Family Fund of the Princeton Area Community Foundation

Anonymous Robert J. MyslikEdward G. NardiSusan Nelson

In Honor of Marty and Liz JohnsonRichard Ober, Jr. and Carol OberEve Coulson and Nelson ObusGreg Olsen Jeanne M. Oswald and Art RussomanoPaine Family Fund of the

Adirondack FoundationHeidi Wilenius and Scot PannepackerPanoram FoundationDee Patberg

In Honor of Marty JohnsonJoan and Edward Petrillo, Jr. Pheasant Hill FoundationAlexandra and Howard F. Powers, Jr.Amy and James S. ReganMarcia RenneyLinda and Robert M. RevelleAnn and Paul L. RhoadsLois Riskin Kimberly RitrieviBetty Wold JohnsonThe Roll Family FundLief Sannen

In Honor of Lawrence WiemanCarol SaundersDiane Genco and Eugene J. SchaeferThe Scheide FundRonald Schnur and Sandy SussmanDelaney Ruston and Peter M. SmallJudith and Robert SmithFrank and Julie SowinskiWillard Stanback Karin A. Trainer and William W. StoweThe Sturges Giving Account

of Fidelity CharitableBonnie L. Higgins and Thomas J. SullivanTaft Family Charitable Fund

of the Princeton Area Community Foundation

The Connolly Taft Family Fund of the Princeton Area Community Foundation

The Penny and Ted Thomas Fund of the Princeton Area Community Foundation

Hoppin/Thomas Charitable Gift FundSusan J. ThomasBarbara TrelstadThomas N. TrklaThe Tuchman FoundationAllan J. Tulp Richard and Gail Ullman

Charitable FundThe Volcker Family FoundationJames Walsh Suzan and Matthew WassermanAnnie and Gaines Wehrle Charitable

Fund at Schwab CharitableWendell Family FoundationCaroline and Helmut WeymarWieman/Ryan Charitable FundWinslow FoundationMyra N. and Van Zandt Williams Fund

of the Princeton Area Community Foundation

Myra N. and Van Zandt Williams, Jr.Virginia Mason and Robert D. Willig

In Honor of Karen McGuinness and Marty Johnson

Anonymous Hugh K. WilsonKathleen and John G. Winant, Jr.Botwinick-Wolfensohn FoundationJames Wolfensohn

In Honor of Paul VolckerRichard H. Wong and

Jaime K. An-Wong Ms. Judith WooldridgeEllen and Brann J. WryGinger August and Brian ZackSean Zielenbach, Jr. and

Meghan Henning

DONORSLucia Acosta and Jorge SarmientoStephen Adler and

Sarah Brett-Smith FundSanna Ellinore AhlgrenSpogmay AhmedJ. Heywood AlexanderShirley, Laura, and Jonathan AllenLamar AllenCarole AllisonSusan P. Schwartz and James R. AltPatricia Rodeawald and

James A. AmbrosioElliott AmkrautAnonymousMargaret Anderson-DavisRichard AndreEmily AndrewsAnonymousPriscilla BauerMaia Ginsburg and Andrew Appel FundEmily AppleThe Aresty FoundationThomas J. ArkinsonMaya AronoffArora-Weyerbrock FundAnonymousMichele AzzurriNathan BabbLori and Mark W. BaileyHeather and Stephen BaileyKaira Bakkestad-LegareLynne BallSophie and Ray Ban

In Honor of Cican BanJonathan BarnettJoan BartlJatin BatraMary BattermanToshiro BaumRandall BaumCatherine and Greg BaumanDanielle BeaversDebra A. BeerWendy BenchleyB. Richard and Mary R. BenioffHélène BenvenisteMargo BerendsGerald and Sheila BerkelhammerBarbara Berko and Joel DeitzAlison and Jon Beyer of the Gift4

Giving Fund of Fidelity CharitableAditi BhowmickMary Grace and Mitchell BillekKatherine and Richard BinetskyPeter BirkeRukiya BlackwellGregory BlairJohn BlanksteinAnne and Martin BloomenthalJerry BodensteinPatrick BoduchDenise and Paul M. BoisdeMary Ann and Patrick R. Brannigan

Brassini FamilyAnne BrenerSusie and Sean BrennanBarry BrickenBarry and Stephanie BrickenHenry and Barbara Broad Fund of

the Princeton Area Community Foundation

Elizabeth Bromley and Dougin WalkerAlastair Binnie and Zoe BrookesOomen BrookesWilliam BrooksAlbert BrownCarol and David B. BrownBeverly and Ted BrownMolly BruneKirk BryanJennifer BrysonOlivia BuickeroodJenifer and John BurghardtSharon BurkettBrendan BurnsRobert and Susan BuschGeorge and Halina BustinPatricia S. ButcherRegina H. Butterer and

Edward E. Butterer, Jr.Linda Konrad-Byers and David ByersMarge Caldwell-WilsonSherry Cann ClausenDavid CapodannoEmily and Randall CaroneJudith and Perry CartwrightNoreen Casey and Tally FergusonPaolo CernuschiAlice ChangAaron Charlop-PowersAnthony ChaseValerie A. Cheh and Angie UrbaniakAngelojohn ChianeseKai Chong-SmithNicolas Choquette-LevyJudi O’GradyLauren ClarkJulie Denny ClarkMichael ClearyWendy ClementJulia Bowers CoaleChristina Cockerill

In Honor of Jack BauerLiz CocoBarbara W. Coe

In Honor of Sam HamillTerri Moore and Jeffrey CoeMaureen and Matthew Coe

In Memory of Bruce CoeRachel Cogsville-LattimerElliot CohenLee E. ColeHonorable Bonnie M. Watson-ColemanHenry Alfred Coleman, Ph.DGeorge and Marita ColnaghiLuzmaria ConcannonJames E. and Renee ConlonBruce ConordNicolina Contardo In Memory of

Nicolina Lombado ContardoTherese and Paul CooperCaroline CorcoranAnn and William CorwinAndrew CosentinoMaia CoteloMartha CovenAmy CraftChris CramerMarian N. CrandallIsabella L. de la Houssaye

and David CraneWilliam R. CrissyJanet CurrieElizabeth R. Cutler and Tom KreutzYusuf Dahl

Jennifer DanielsDebra A. D’Arcangelo and

Edward C. Dippold, IIISusan and Robert DarntonShane DarrisawMartha Cook DavidsonJeanne M. Fox and Stephan De MiccoLaura De OldenLuciana DebenedettiRemmert DekkerJoseph DeLaTorreTara DelgavioNicholas John DeLiberoMicaela Delignerolles

In Honor of Sam HamillJan DevereuxSebi Devlin-Foltz

In Memory of Jack DevlinEbony DickersonSamantha DiDonatoTracey A. and John F. DiFalcoKathy DimosStephanie DimosAlli DivineDavid Dobkin and Suzanne Gepass

Fund of the Princeton Area Community Foundation

David Dobkin and Suzanne GespassJulie DrawbridgeLouise DunhamDoug DyllaRose DzieminskiSally and George EasterNathan EcksteinRiley EdwardsRobert L. Ehrlich, Jr.Barbara M. Elkins and Timothy BrownJoanne ElliottThe Emily & John Harvey FoundationBillie EmmerichElric J. EndersbyGlenn EngelJane Engel

In Honor of George SchlosserRichard F. EngelHolly C. EnichenAlex EntzJonathan EricksonKeelan EvaniniTimothy FahyPatrick FarrellShaness and Peter FarrellRay FarringtonKenneth FasmanDan FattonPeter Macholdt and Kathy FedorkoThomas FeeDorothy and Joseph G. FeinbergJane and Theodore J. FetterDjenaba FigueroaMarc Fleurbaey

In Memory of Uwe ReinhardtMichael R. FloydGeorge and Leona FluckSusan P. FoxMarlaine E. Lockheed

and Steven B. FraktRobert FrancisJohn J. Franzini

In Memory of Caren FranziniBeth and Mark FredaJames N. FreyKathy FreyCharles FreyerJanet and Merwyn M. FriedmanDaniel FrielRicarda and Karlfried FroehlichJames FromsonScott FulmerPeter FunkeKathleen and James T. GaffneyVarsha Gandikota

OUR SUPPORTERS

Sands Foundation

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Brenda and Laurence GangesMargaret A. and Jeffrey P. GannonBeth Ann Gardiner and

Kevin F. KirwanLawrence GardnerChrissy Garrette-TarverKate GermondTalia GerstleChristie GiacobbeJacquelin GiacobbeJoAnn GiacobbePatricia F. GibneyElizabeth Leigh Gibson Fund of

the Princeton Area Community Foundation

William GibsonMichael and Olive GilesSandra GillettePatti and Tom GilmourAmanda M. GoceljakTracie GoetzChaim GoldIlene and Paul GoldbergDavid A. Goldfarb Charitable Fund

of Fidelity CharitableLaura GoldfeldLynda GoldscheinWendy GomezJoseph and Sharon GonzalezJames F. GordonSandra and Richard D. GorelickRebecca GorinMargaret and Thomas M. GorrieAdam GrantDaniel and Constance GravagnoRachel and Charles Gray Fund of

the Princeton Area Community Foundation

Kathleen and Douglas L. GreenCarol Greenhouse and Fred AmanBarbara and Fred I. GreensteinChristine GreleSusan and Michael J. GriffinLilian GroszYashna GungadurdossReed GuscioraJohn GutmanCarol and Carl H. HaagAnn and George C.S. HacklJasmine HaddawayMelissa E. Hager and Curtis A. JohnsonDan and Janice HaggertyLeita and William Hamill Family

FoundationMike HammMaya HardimonWilliam M. Hardt - Princeton

University Annual Giving OfficeElizabeth HarperJohn and Margaret HarperDaniel A. Harris and Jane Buttars Fund

of the National Philanthropic TrustWendy HarrisSri Harshita RallabhandiLouise and Tim HartmanMark and Bridget HartnettNancy and Hendrik HartogNancy Hilary HaysSylvia Taylor Healy Fund of the Prince-

ton Area Community FoundationFrederick G. Heath Revocable TrustTaylor HebblePaige Carlson-Heim and Mark C. HeimJoann L. and Isaac M. HeldRuth Hendry

In Honor of Loren McAlisterLee W. HerrickJulia HerrleMeytal and John HigginsBarbara and Richard HillJ. Robert and Barbara HillierClaudia Hamilton and Jon HlafterMegan Hnath-Brown

Dr. Richard M. HofackerJoyce I. and Donald J. Hofmann, Jr.Dwight HollowayThe Rush Holt & Margaret Lancefield

Fund of the Princeton Area Community Foundation

David HoltzArthur H. HopkirkHeather HowardJ. Thomas HuelskoetterMarkese HumphreyJaime HuntR. R. HuthAlexander HydreanKelly and Ray IngramDr. Lillian A. Rankel and

Dr. Andrew JacksonDorothy M. JacksonLaura Smelas and Sean JacksonDr. David P. Jacobus

and Claire R. JacobusThomas and Trudy JacobyMark JahnkeDon JonachaShaddai JaquezLisa A. JennyKnute Jensen

In Honor of Gonzalo Kim-PrietoKnute JensenJennifer JohnsonDorothy M. Aicher and Alan R. JohnsonJennifer JohnsonBarbara and John Johnson

In Memory of David ColeEmily and Lon JohnsonFrances J. and Mark JohnsonReverend Mark David JohnsonSarah and Landon JonesMolly E. and William JonesJudy Ha KimMonica KadenMea and Alfred KaemmerlenAndrea D. Goodrich and James D. KaffLynn Kaiser and Richard LudwigHaig and Carol KasabachAllen H. Kassof Giving FundKatherine Henneman and

Jonathan KastellecStanley and Adria KatzSondra KayeThe Keen FoundationLorraine KeelerDennis and Connie KellerSander and Mary E. KelmanAlan Kelsey, MDCatherine and Christopher KerrJulian and Darryl KestlerFatima KhanKieling Family Fund of the Princeton

Area Community FoundationLaura KijewskiJames KimRobert KirbyRick and Diane KlingLauren KnightDenise E. Koetas Dale

and William T. KoetasMarissa KornNatalie KotkinCraig KramerThe Nightwalk FundRobert R. KrebsLynda Kresge

In Memory of Alan RosenthalAnonymousVearian and Don KroeckSusan and Melvin Y. KubotaAnne KuhnenJamie Kyte Sapoch and John SapochRocio LabradorMichael LachanskiMartha Lamar

Kathryn LambBrenda and Peter S. LandweberSally Lane and Samuel S. GraffErika LarsenMark J. LavanKevin LawtonMarcia Leach and Brian LeahyLeder Fund of the Princeton Area

Community FoundationMark LeeLynn LeeFrances Lee

In Honor of WWS Service AuctionGrace Lee

In Honor of WWS Service AuctionAndrea Lehman and Andrew RowanMcKenzie LeierJacquelyn LeonLeslie E. Gerwin and Bruce LeslieJudy LevineJudy and Todd LevineHoward LevyElizabeth Levy PaluckDee LewisJon Carl LewisThomas LeydenSally U. LiddieRebecca LimBing LinKatherine A. and Christopher M.

LinnemanAdam LipkinCaroline S. LippincottCathleen and James M. LitvackOren LivneJanine G. Bauer and Edward LloydMolly LockwoodCheryl LongoLinda and Paul LongvilleNicholas LopezPaulina Lopez GonzalezMartin LotitoGail J. and Robert B. Loveman FundAlexander LowensteinRonnie Ragen and Andrew Ira

LowensteinHank Lubin, MD and Sandi Byer-LubinWilliam Lucy In Honor of Dec. Mem.

PU Classof 1981Ann Cary Hevener and

Kabir MahadevaIona MainNancy MalagaRandy J. MalickManganaro Family FundDr. Alan MannJulia MannDoris and Charles Mapes, Jr.Cheryl Whitney and Yves MarcuardKelly MarkerJuliet MarlierSusan Fiske and Douglas MasseyRon MatanCecilia and Michael MathewsLucille E. Mayton and

Duayne WhitehurstJane D. McCartyLoren McAlisterKevin McCarthyJames C. McCloskeyElizabeth McCutcheonClaire McGuinnessKaren L. McGuinnessKate McGuireAnonymousKatrina McLaughlinFrank McLaughlinLatie and Roger McLeanElizabeth McNeillyHella and Scott McVay Fund of

the Princeton Area Community Foundation

Jennifer and Scott MegaffinJean L. MeierJacqueline MeiselDjeniffer MeloJim and Nancy MerrittTara Mervine MaffeiGrayson Barber and Peter D. MeyersDiane Mihalow and John ArcoleoDavid and Sally MikkelsenNancy B. MillerAlfred MillsKian Mintz-wooAlison E. MitchellMary MitchellRaoul MomoElvin MonteroNathaniel MontgomeryPamela Borgeson MontgomeryDavid MooreDonnica MooreEdward W. MooreYuki Moore Laurenti

and Jeffrey LaurentiYuki Moore Laurenti and Jeffrey Laurenti

In Memory of Amor AdevaDaniel MoralesBrigid Doherty and Paolo MoranteElisabeth and A. Perry Morgan, Jr.Richard H. MorganMorgan LewisJean Campbell and Patrick MorrissyDavid MorrowMaria MoscosoDan and Mary Mullan Fund

of the Community Foundation of Hudson Valley

Mary Ellen MundyMeghana MungikarLaurie MyersJean and Ray Najjar In Honor of

The Garden at Three PointsMalini NambiarJanet A. NarayanSuzanne NashLynn NelsonSydney and Lee NeuwirthLarry H. NezBeth and Horatio B. NicholsElaine and Raj NigamMichael NordquistValerie NordquistAnn Taber NugentJeffrey OakmanFrances M. O’BrienDavid Orban and Mary YessMartha G. OtisTeresa C. Norton and David C. OverholtLyman Page, Jr.Willis F. PaineAnita PanTari PantaleoEric ParolinTyler PatrickLiza PaudelDavid Corsino PaulinoDemaree PeckArlene Pedovitch and Joel ReissmanBrian J. PengLinda and Michael L. PerlinMary Margaret PernotKerry PerrettaRenee PeterkinPhylis PetermanTod and Betsy PeytonJeffrey PhaneufCharles PhillipsSusan and William PigulaAnonymousJasmine PinedaClayton PlattDorothy and Charles Plohn, Jr.

Ms. PogueTracy PogueJaime and John PolakHarrison PollockGrigore Pop-ElechesRhona and Allen D. PorterRoland PottKharmia PowellMyra and Gregg PressmanNancy E. PrinceProvince Line Fund of the Princeton

Area Community FoundationGeorge and Pamela PruittEmily PuskarNina PutchaAlexandra Radbil and

Stephen FitzpatrickPaul C. Raeder - Princeton University

Annual Giving OfficeBeverly Railsback Living TrustSujata RajpurohitYvette RamirezSofia RamirezAnn and Arthur A. RamseyJanet and Peter RapelyeEdward John RaserAngie RatliffRuthann Sattler and

Rodney Bedell RayIngrid and Marvin R. ReedSteve and Julia H. ReynoldsLee Ann RiccardiConstance W. Hassett and

James RichardsonMargot C. RickRobins Family Fund of the Princeton

Area Community FoundationAnonymous In Honor of Ben Colbert

and Deborah Raikes-ColbertRocio RodarteJanice S. and Tom P. RoddenberySue H. RodgersSantiago RodriguezMaeryn and William RoeblingJoanchim RoehrKaitlin RohMaria RomanoEmily RomanoAbigail Rose

In Memory of Liz Gray EricksonCharles H. RosePeter RoseEdward RosenBarbara RossCecilia RouseDeborah RoussellLouise and H. L. Boyer RoyalNancy and Daniel I. RubensteinNed E. SaazVincent Sacco Sagatom SahaElizabeth and Gregory SamiosSandom Seiden Family Charitable

Foundation In Honor of Katherine Hatton and Richard Billotti

Suzanne M. and James M. SantosKomal SarafGary SaretzkyEverett Schlawin

In Honor of Mark SchlawinSchlawin/Dube Charitable FundJohn SchmidtMarshall and Kinne SchmidtDavid SchureThe Schwartz Family Fund

of the Princeton Area Community Foundation

Steven C. SchwartzRobert A. SchwingerLynne SeidelFionnuala SeiferthAndrew Seligsohn and Martina AndersonAshley Semanskee

Margit and Eli Marie Arvesen Fund of the Community Foundation of NJ

Mary G. Roebling FoundationMary Owen Borden FoundationMerancas FoundationNordson FoundationPNC FoundationPrinceton Area Community FoundationPrudential FoundationRobert Wood Johnson FoundationState Farm Companies FoundationTD Charitable FoundationThe Karma FoundationThe Kresge FoundationThe Rolander Family FoundationWalmart FoundationWells Fargo FoundationWells Fargo Housing FoundationWells Fargo Regional FoundationYourCause, LLC Trustee for Pfizer

Foundation Matching Gifts Program

CORPORATIONS AND COMPANIES Abalene Termite & Pest ControlAmazonSmileBB&T BankBristol-Myers Squibb CompanyChurch and Dwight

Employee Giving FundETS - Educational Testing ServiceFirst BankGaea Global TechnologiesJanssen PharmaceuticalsLaBate Commercial Real EstateLinkedIn Local Princeton NovartisNovo Nordisk PharmaceuticalsPenn Investment AdvisorsPNC BankPrinceton Allergy and

Asthma Associates, P.APrincetonian Graphics, Inc.Public Strategies Impact, LLCRBC Wealth ManagementRowe Carpentry LLCSantander BankSunnyside Contracting LLCTails of Wellness

Takeda Pharmaceuticals U.S.A., Inc.Telequest, Inc.THS Electrical Contractor, Inc.Trenton Music MakersTricore AdminaSource, Inc.Vernon’s Penn Supply

NONPROFITS AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONSCharity Services Centers, PACouncil of New Jersey GrantmakersDelta Sigma Theta Sorority Dogwood Garden Club of PrincetonEEJ Ministries’ SEED Male MentoringGood TodayThe Greenview Ecology Fund HomeFront Family Preservation CenterThe Lawrenceville School

In Honor of Elyse PivnickMercer County Community CollegeNew Jersey Community CapitalPrinceton Public Affairs GroupPrinceton University Princeton University Art MuseumRotary Club of Montgomery/

Rocky Hill Foundaiton Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed

AssociationThomas Edison State UniversityTrenton Health TeamUnitarian Universalist

Congregation of PrincetonUrban Promise of TrentonWomanspace, Inc.YouthBuild USAYWCA of Princeton

GOVERNMENTCity of TrentonCounty of Mercer, New JerseyNJ Council for the HumanitiesNJ Department of Children and

FamiliesNJ Department of Community AffairsNJ Department of CorrectionsNJ Department of HealthNJ Department of Labor and

Workforce DevelopmentNJ Juvenile Justice CommissionUS Department of Agriculture

Michael SenchynaH. Jay SextonSandra and Daniel W. ShapiroJacob ShapiroDisha SharmaMilt Sharp Jr.Linda J. SheetsMichele Alperin and Steven SheriffKep ShortMargaret Griffin and Scott SillarsDeborah and Jeffrey SilverHarold SimonGraham SimpsonSandra L. SimpsonTony SingletonAnneMarie SlaughterStephen A. SlusherJonette SmartDavid E. SmithRick SmithMary Flynn-Day and Timothy C. SmithTurner SmithMary and Kenneth Snedeker, Jr.Erik SnyderRobert Socolow Fund of the

Jewish Community FoundationMary E. SohlerEve S. and Lee O. SolowMukesh SomaniDonna and Jeffrey SpottsScott StanfordRonald and Perri StarkJan and James T. StarnesRosie and Norman StarrFelicia Steele

In Memory of Dr. Morton WinstonElly SteinMarjorie SteinbergRafe and Erin SteinhauerSylvia StengleSam Stephens and Bernard McMullenJanet L. Stern and George TheodoridisCarolyn StetsonCorbin StevensVirginia, Willam and Ethan StewartCarl and Sally Stillwell Charitable

Account at Schwab CharitableHazel S. StixKathleen and Gerald R. StockmanJulia and Jeffrey N. StollerBrooke StoltingMary and Stephan W. StoverRichard S. Strauss

In Honor of Michelle MinterDiane and Andy StraussChris and Jim SturmDylan SullivanMargaret P. SullivanNancy Reyes Svarcbergs

and Juris M. SvarcbergsMelissa J. Bohl and Ronald SverdloveKeeley SwanMartin SweeneyAna and Michael BerryJimmy TarlauClarice and Michael TaylorNathaniel TekJean and Kenneth TelljohannEmily TenenbomMargaret TennisCalvin ThomasLisa ThomasHolly Welles, PH.D. and Rob ThomasJessie and Edward ThompsonKathy ThompsonMarilee Thompson and James BialekBryan ThomsonMicki TimminsNancy L. TindallJanis and Alan ToddFrederic Todd

Marco Polo FundRolando TorresDaphne TownsendPhyllis and Stephen TownsendArturo TrejoJayme TrottJulia TuttleJeffrey ValdezDan Van AbsDawn and Richard A. van den HeuvelOlivia and Mike Van WagnerRyan VanZuylenAndrea Vilan

In Honor of WWS Service AuctionAlexander VillecBrody VineyCameron VirrillLisa and Matthew L. ViscoRon VoorheesSunghae Anna Lim and Michael WachtelCorey and Timothy WaldronMarjorie and John D. WallacePriscilla WalsenAshwin WarriorRyan WarsingPeter WatsonAaron T. WatsonJohn WatsonPeter and Mary WatsonJohn and Connie WebsterTheodora and Fong Wei Fund

of the Princeton Area Community Foundation

Felice WeinerElissa WeinsteinJudith WeisenfeldAlex WheatleyClarke WheelerParker WildEunice WilkinsonGalen WilliamsJohn E. Williams Family FundMelanie WilloughbyKimberley Maxwell Wilson

and Ali K. WilsonCurrey Wilson Family FundLaila Shareef WilsonThe Donald and Susan Wilson Fund

of the Princeton Area Community Foundation

Roy Winnick and Catherine HarperGretel LaVieri and Mike WintonBetty and Bill WolfeMarcia and Warren WoodGregory WoodsJanet Robbins and Gary WoodwardIngrid WuebberGeoffrey WyckoffDavid WylieLindsay WylieGur YalonJane and David L. YarianBrian YuanBob Zdenek and Anne HoskinsRegina and Ron Zilinski

In Memory of Amor AdevaJon ZollZachary Zook

In Memory of Stephen WilliamsBarbara Moakler Byrne

and Tom Byrne Emily Ann Carter Fund

for Charitable Giving James CavalucciCenter for Jewish Life Hillel at

Princeton UniversityJeanne C. ConerlyJoseph DeLuciaLaura and John DesmaraisGuerrero Family FoundationJose Figueroa and Kim Goodwin

Stephanie and Bill GrayBenjamin Hammond The Henagan FoundationKris LewisRong MaJulie and Tim ManahanDavid McComasRoland Pott Princeton University Office of

Human ResourcesBrian ReillyKimberly RitrieviKimberly Ho SchoelenSteven SemenukRick SmithAnne and Paul St. MauroSusanne SvizenyPatti and Kent TroupGert, Steph, Ana and Niki van ManenGarth Walters

In Honor of Marty JohnsonKatherine Hatton and Richard Bilotti

Fund of the Princeton Area Community Foundation

Nancy S. Gibson and James P. BailinsonWeingart Family Fund of the

Community Foundation of New Jersey

Ted DeutschJoseph DurkinStewart FinneyJessica FriedmanCarol and Andrew Golden Laurel and Steve GoodellAdam GordonJeffrey HallArlen and Thomas HastingsPamela R. and Brian M. HughesNevin J. Kelly Sally Kuser LaneRichard LillestonJan Denise Loughran and

Christopher R. Loughran Georgia KoenigSusan NelsonJoan and Edward Petrillo, Jr.Anne Reeves Alysa C. and David RollockNicole RussoGrace L. SindenThe Penny and Ted Thomas Fund

of the Princeton Area Community Foundation

Piper and Brian TrelstadGeorgia WallarWeingart Family Fund of the

Community Foundation of New Jersey

Martha Hamilton and Mitch WeissThe Wingmead Trust of the Princeton

Area Community FoundationNadine and Richard Woldenberg

FOUNDATIONS1772 FoundationAnonymous AT&T FoundationBank of America Charitable

FoundationBerkshire Bank FoundationCorella and Bertram F. Bonner

FoundationE. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter

FoundationEnergy FoundationGeraldine R. Dodge FoundationHarbourton FoundationIntegra FoundationInvestors FoundationIsles Fund of the Community

Foundation of New JerseyJames C. Kerney FoundationM&T Charitable Foundation

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