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2019

This calendar highlights our achievements over the course of the last academic year.

Boston Scores is incredibly grateful for the generous support of the Greater Boston Community that makes our programs possible. As we entered our 20th anniversary in 2018, we continued to expand the reach and scope of our nationally recognized programs. This year alone we are serving 2,000 students and, with your continued support, we plan to double this number by 2026!

We hope to see you in 2019!

BOSTONSCORES

Board of Directors

OfficersDavid Chang - Chair Wellington ManagementBob Bruno - First Vice Chair Retired (Wellington Management)Chris Pike - Second Vice Chair Advent InternationalJennifer Weafer - Treasurer PwCElizabeth Shea - Clerk Pathstone Federal Street

At-Large Board MembersStephen Antuna, LogMeInBrian Bilello, New England RevolutionKelly Coughlin, Cowen and CompanyMary Driscoll, Boston Public SchoolsAnthony Goodman, Russell Reynolds AssociatesBrendan Grattan, PepsiCoLaura Grattan, Thomas H. Lee Partners, LPLoren Jarrett, Progress SoftwareHoward Kogan, WordStreamMarc Mantell, Mintz LevinLaurence Mariasis, Retired (Bank of America)Katie Smith Milway, The Bridgespan Group Thomas Obaseki, Acadian Asset Management

Gary Scott, State Street Global AdvisorsAmandio Sena, IMMI Financial SolutionsBob Shay, Retired (Bank of America)Timothy Syrett, WilmerHaleMarquis Taylor, Coaching4ChangeMark Williamson, Calera CapitalNancy Wiser, Wells FargoRichard Yu, CLSA

Keith Gainsboro, Elevate CommunicationsJoe Germanese, Great Hill PartnersMolly Germanese, WayfairFran Harrington, International OCD FoundationTaylor Hart, Ropes & Gray LLPJane Hiscock, Farland GroupVladimir Kravets, Acadian Asset ManagementIan Maccubbin, Wells Fargo Capital FinanceBrendan Malvey, Fine Home DetailsJason Morris, Bain Capital Ventures

Kyle Neidhardt, Taylor Wealth Management PartnersSteve Murray, Providence EquityKaren O’Sullivan, ConsultantMark Ott, Coldwell Banker Residential BrokeragePeterson Guerrier, Wellington ManagementJustin Rice, Engineering News-RecordMike Tinsley, Longwood ResidentialDina Trueheart, Morton’s The SteakhouseWill Vahey, Wellington Management

Leadership Council MembersBob Anderson, Great Hill PartnersJames Begen, Income Research + ManagementRoss Berger, Thomas H. Lee Partners, L.P.Drew Brownsword, Travis Roy FoundationAaron Chamberland, Bright HorizonsErica Coray, Mintz LevinDiem Do, Wellington Management

Mission To provide urban youth with team-based education programs that promote

health & well-being, academic engagement, and civic leadership.

Vision For all youth to unlock their full potential – body, mind, and soul.

Partners

Boston Scores is one of the largest school-based after-school providers in Boston. Our programs are rooted in the team dynamics created through our soccer teams. We use the U.S. Soccer Foundation’s “Soccer

for Success” curriculum that emphasizes nutrition education, fitness, family engagement, and mentorship. These teams meet on the field for soccer practices and games, and also meet in the classroom where

they engage in team-based experiential enrichment programs such as our nationally acclaimed “Power of Poetry” and “One Hen” social entrepreneurship programs. Ultimately, we are developing the whole child and

positioning students for success beyond high school.

About Boston Scores

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For the first time in 20 years, Boston Scores served all grades from K-12. The opportunity to pilot our Junior Scores program came about through our new designation as a Portfolio Partner with BPS and with the generous support of donors who are helping to underwrite the costs associated with designing and implementing this new program model. Our Junior Scores curriculum blends a fun introduction to the game of soccer with a social-emotional learning curriculum called “Playing with Words”.

Now Serving Students K-12

JanuaryNational Mentoring Month

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New Year’s Day

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Return from Recess (BPS)

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Three Kings Day

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Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday

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We completed our second year of One Hen programming after Boston Scores acquired the social entrepreneurship program in the fall of 2016. Students had the chance to participate in year-round programming for the first time since the acquisition. Through generous funding from FactSet, our Program Director traveled to Chicago, Cleveland, and San Francisco to train and implement One Hen pilots in each city during the spring of 2018. America SCORES New York also ran One Hen for a second consecutive spring season. In 2018, One Hen reached over 700 youth across the America SCORES network.

Expanding Our One Hen Program Across the Country

FebruaryBlack History Month


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National Freedom Day

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President’s Day

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February Recess Begins (BPS)

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World Day of Social Justice

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International Mother Language Day

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February Recess Ends (BPS)

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During the winter season, we hosted our first unified Poets’ Banquet together with our affiliate America SCORES New York. The participants of the Poet’s Banquet are select students who are chosen not only for their writing and performance abilities but also for their commitment, leadership and love of poetry. Under the guidance of our writing coaches, these students attend multiple specialized writing workshops and prepare for their performance. We congratulate our Poets of the Year, Robert and Avah. Thanks for sharing your poems with us!

Bringing Scores’ Young Poets Together“Look around really lookDon’t you realize that we’re all people We all have a brain and a heartThat we don’t have to change for anyoneLook around Do you seeThat you are not normal You are amazing and perfectJust the way you are Don’t you see”

MarchNational Women’s History Month


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International Women’s Day

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St. Patrick’s Day

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Start of Spring Season

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We ran the U.S. Soccer Foundation’s Soccer for Success curriculum at 29 Boston Public Schools in 12 neighborhoods. Our soccer coach-mentors focused on a different soccer and healthy living or nutrition topic at each practice throughout their entire season, while also preparing for their weekly interscholastic game days. Thanks to generous support from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, we were able to improve our coach to student ratio from 15:1 to 7:1.

Improving Our Coach to Student Ratio

AprilNational Poetry Month


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National Encourage a Young Writer Day

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Patriot’s Day

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Spring Recess Begins (BPS)

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National Haiku Poetry Day - Tweet a Haiku to @BostonScores

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Spring Recess Ends (BPS / Good Friday

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Start of Passover21

Easter

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English Language Day

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Orthodox Easter

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Our Hatch the Future event marked the end of the spring season for One Hen and took place at District Hall in the Seaport District of Boston. Guests were able to enjoy an evening of innovation, food, and fun as they celebrated our youth entrepreneurs. This was a chance to visit our student marketplace and learn about their businesses and the causes they are supporting: Over $1,300 were donated to 13 charities. This event well surpassed our fundraising goal thanks to its generous sponsors - The Muri Foundation, FactSet, Imago Dei Fund, Liberty Mutual, East Boston Savings Bank, and many generous donors.

Connecting Funders and Young Social Entrepreneurs

MayAsian American and Pacific Islanders Month


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Cinco de Mayo

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Start of Ramadan

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Hatch The Future Event #ThankATeacher

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Mother’s Day

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World Day for Cultural Diversity

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We hosted a record-breaking charity soccer tournament at Gillette Stadium in June 2018 with more than 40 corporate teams. Through our partnership with the New England Revolution, we were able to welcome 550 participants and another 200 spectators and volunteers.

Congratulations to our winning teams! • Premier Division Champions: State Street Clippers • First Division Champions: Wellington United • Wooden Spoon Champions: Margulies Perruzzi Architects

Hosting a Record-Breaking Soccer Tournament

June#ScoresCup is coming up! Keep an eye out on Social Media and follow @BostonScores


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Say Something Nice Day - Say something nice about @BostonScores

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Eid Al-Fitr

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National Higher Education Day

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Pentecost

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Father’s Day

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Eat Your Vegetables Day

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Last Day of School (BPS)

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Juneteenth

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Summer Solstice

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HeadlinePromoting Soccer Around the World

Our two Athletics Program Managers and four of our high school students had the chance to visit the FIFA Foundation Festival 2018 in Moscow during the World Cup. The FIFA Foundation Festival brought together 48 NGO’s from across 5 continents for a week of learning about soccer as a tool for social change.

Additionally, High School Program Manager Ethan Goldman traveled to the Haitian town of Akaye in July 2018 to run a week-long Football For Good camp.

JulyDo you want to get involved with Boston Scores?

Go visit our website www.bostonscores.org!


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Independence Day

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Start of Summer Learning Academy

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During July and August of 2018, we served 140 elementary school kids at The Mario Umana Academy in East Boston and the Henry Grew Elementary School in Hyde Park as part of our Summer Learning Academies. In the mornings, students worked on stemming summer learning loss in the areas of English language, arts and math through expeditionary learning. In the afternoon, the students chose from a wide range of different activities including soccer and poetry as well as different field trips. With the help of its numerous partners, Boston Scores was able to provide unique experiences to its students such as a soccer clinic at Gillette stadium, a visit from the New England Aquarium and a visit from Kids Cooking Green.

Fighting Summer Learning Loss

AugustCurious about our #summerlearning programs? Follow @BostonScores


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National Kids Day

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End of Summer Learning Academy

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Eid Al Adha

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World Photo Day - Like your favorite photo of our programming on Social Media! @BostonScores

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Women’s Equality Day

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2018 was an amazing year for the Boston Scores High School Program. Our enrollment doubled over the previous year and we had 6 full teams competing in the BAYS league in the spring thanks to our partnership with South End Soccer. This summer, we ran a 7v7 league for Boston high school boys and girls. In addition to much success on the field, our high school student-athletes could also choose from a menu of different professional development opportunities. These included workshops at RacePoint Global, Fidelity Investments and Simmons College, a day of volunteering at Community Servings and visiting UMass Boston and Emmanuel College.

Doubling the Number of Our High School Students

SeptemberSeptember is Back-to-School Month!


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Labor Day

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First Day of School

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International Literacy Day

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Hispanic Heritage Month September 15th-October 15th

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Rosh Hashanah

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Marking the start of the school year 2017/18, we gave our annual Celebration a unique twist. Our event featured a World Cup inspired restaurant theme and a 30’x60’ soccer field in the venue for our students to showcase their learned skills. This was also a chance to highlight our very own U18 MTOC champions. Our guests enjoyed themselves with entertaining activities including cornhole, accuracy kick, and bubble soccer with our special guests from the New England Revolution.

Celebrating With a Unique Twist

OctoberWe hope to see you at our #ScoresCelebration!

Follow us on Social Media @BostonScores


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World Teachers Day

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Yom Kippur

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International Day of the Girl Child

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Indigenous People’s Day

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Black Poetry Day - Who’s your favorite poet? Tweet at @BostonScores

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Halloween

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Using the America SCORES Power of Poetry curriculum to guide students throughout our 8-week Fall season, the Boston Scores Poetry Slam is a culmination of weeks of writing, editing and rehearsals of individual and team poems. The Slam invites elementary school teams to perform their spoken-word pieces on stage to a crowd of friends, families, school teachers and administrators and other Scores schools. Our school year 2017/2018 Slam gathered all 360 students from 12 elementary schools along with their coaches to the packed Strand Theater in Dorchester.

Slamming at a Packed Theater

NovemberNational American Indian Heritage Month


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Election Day

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Diwali

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Veterans’ Day

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World Kindness Day

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Universal Children’s Day

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Thanksgiving

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Our fall end of season event, The Pitch, took place at Hormel Stadium. This inaugural event was created for teams to explore issues in their local and global communities as well as charities and organizations that support those issues. This event provided 300 Boston Public Middle School student-athletes an opportunity to present their business plans and sales pitches to a panel of judges. Teams received funding for their businesses based on the judges’ responses and launched their businesses in the spring of 2018.

Presenting Social Businesses in Shark-Tank Style

DecemberWe wish you Happy Holidays and look forward to seeing you in 2020!

Keep up to date and follow @BostonScores


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#GivingTuesday - Will you make a donation to Boston Scores? bostonscores.org/donate

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Winter Solstice22 23

Chanukah

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Christmas Eve

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Christmas

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Start of Kwanzaa

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New Year’s Eve

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Thank You to Our FY2018 Generous Donors*

*To view a full list of our donors as well as our FY2018 revenue sources, please visit www.bostonscores.org/donors

$100k +Advent InternationalBoston After School and BeyondBob and Diane BrunoDavid and Nicole ChangCummings FoundationOffice of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionU.S. Soccer Foundation

$50,000 - $99,999Chris PikeTargetUnited Way of Mass Bay and Merrimack ValleyWellington Management Foundation

$25,000 - $49,999Amelia Peabody FoundationCalera CapitalCLSA Chairman’s TrustFund for Shared InsightMonique Muri FoundationState Street Matching Gift ProgramMark and Sarah Williamson

$10,000 - $24,999Anonymous (2)Anna B. Stearns Charitable Foundation

American Tower CorporationBain Capital Children’s CharityBoston Consulting Group, IncCredit SuisseFactSetThe Florian O. Bartlett TrustGoldman Sachs Goldman Sachs Matching Gift ProgramAnthony GoodmanJohn HancockImago Dei FundIncome Research + ManagementKirkland & EllisHoward Kogan and Annette GoldbergGordon T. LeveringLiberty Mutual FoundationColin and Dina MazzolaPepsiCo Foundation Matching Gifts ProgramPitney Bowes FoundationPricewaterhouseCoopers, LLPRobert and Missy ShayRodman Ride for KidsRopes and Gray LLPDavid and Lori SprowsMichael and Kathryn StackTimothy Syrett and Angela Brooks

Thomas H. Lee PartnersJennifer and Paul WalshWayfairWeil, Gotshal & Manges LLPNancy Wiser

$5,000 - $9,999Acadian Asset ManagementAllianceBernsteinAmundi PioneerBlue Cross Blue Shield of MassachusettsCIBC World MarketsCitiCLSACowen GroupDeloitteErnst & YoungFC ImpactKeith GainsboroBJ and Laura GrattanKPMGScott and Diane LopezMargulies Perruzzi ArchitectsMintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.Shep PerkinsRite Aid Foundation KidCentsRoy A. Hunt FoundationWellington Management Matching Gift ProgramWilliam E. & Bertha E.

Schrafft Charitable TrustBill SalkewiczJack and Alissa SebastianJennifer WeaferWells FargoJeff WoodsYale Appliance + Lighting

$1,000- $4,999AnonymousKamal AhmedAmerican Outlaws: BostonAonALKUStephen and Diana AntunaAT&TPaul & Edith Babson FoundationBerkshire PartnersBrian and Vanessa BilelloBlue Hills BankBoston Cultural CouncilBoston PropertiesCHT FoundationSpencer CollierJohn DaCostaDiem DoSandhya and Craig DouglasTyler DubeCheryl DuckworthElephant & CastleEast Boston Foundation

East Boston Savings BankEastern Bank Charitable FoundationEverBankBill & Melinda Gates FoundationJoseph and Molly GermaneseBruce and Bonnie GoldsteinFernando González and Yolanda RosGreat Hill Partners LLCLisa and Glenn GutwilligEric HamiltonElizabeth HoffmanMichael IrvingKC KatoChristopher KellyJohn and Nancy LaPannLongwood ResidentialKarin LoringMarc and Joanna MantellLarry and Dori MariasisBrian and Karen MariscalMacquarie Securities GroupTimothy McCormackRobert and Melissa McGaugheyBrian McMahonMike and Katie Smith MilwayMLS WorksKyle Neidhardt and Sarah Allen Neidhardt

Neighborhood Networks Center, Inc.New England Revolution Charitable FoundationOrenstein Family FoundationKaren O’SullivanMark and Emily OttParthenon-EYPositive TracksDoug and Susan PresentRussell ReynoldsChris and Michelle RossGary and Sara DeSimone ScottAmandio Sena and Telma LeitãoGabriela WeissStephen E. Shay and Wendy WeissElizabeth SheaTimothy SmithStaples FoundationTeam Epic, LLCTeammates for Kids FoundationDavid TobinWilliam VaheyDavid WisholekRichard and Sandra Yu

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