Cultivating a Brighter Future

Agahozo-Shalom Youth VillageAnnual Report

A new phase of impact

Founder, Board ChairJean Claude NkulikiyimfuraAnne HeymanVillage Director

Another great year.Our students have astounded us with their energy, creativity, and level of accomplishment.

This past year has been fi lled with achievements that are creating powerful momentum for the Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village.

student was chosen to join the Open A Door cohort to gain a US University degree.

students completed the One Laptop Per Child intensive training and received an “international certifi cate.”

of students passed the national secondary school exam, compared with 88% nationwide and 71.5% of students in private schools.

students have been awarded MasterCard Scholarships. 3 will attend McGill University and 1 will attend the University of British Columbia.

students were chosen as Bridge2Rwanda Scholars.

graduates enrolled in the Akilah Institute Hospitality Management diploma program.

STREAMLINING OPERATIONSWe have hired an Operations & Procurement Director to streamline operational processes and proce-dures in the Village, and to procure needed items for the Village.

STUDENT RESOURCE CENTERWe have hired a new Career Development Coordinator to work with current students as well as recent graduates as they prepare to transition into life outside the Village.

ACCOMMODATING NEW STUDENTSWe have also hired 8 additional family mothers to accommodate the 128 new students.family mothers to accommodate family mothers to accommodate

STAFF EXPANSIONIn 2012, we focused on capacity-building through expansion of and training for the ASYV staff.

In 2012, we focused on capacity-building In 2012, we focused on capacity-building through expansion of and training for through expansion of and training for

REACHING FULL CAPACITY128 additional students joined the Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village in 2012, bringing it to full capacity of 500 students.

128 additional students joined the 128 additional students joined the

2012, bringing it to full capacity of 2012, bringing it to full capacity of

BUILDING A TEAMWe have hired a Human Resources Director to recruit, build, and retain a strong Village team.

Agahozo-Shalom marked a pivotal and milestone year in 2012. The Village thrived, functioning at full capacity with 500 kids. We operated with a full complement of programs, engaged highly professional staff to implement them, graduated our fi rst class of students, and developed a system to monitor and evaluate the success of our alumni moving forward.

Born as a response to great tragedy, Agahozo-Shalom has become a place of great hope and joy. Thanks to a dedicated team of Agahozo-Shalom community members, the Village not only makes a difference in the lives of those who live there, but also has a signifi cant impact on the surrounding communities, Rwanda as a whole, and across the globe. Joy is restored, minds are cultivated, dreams are envisioned, and progress is made. The impact is palpable, and will continue to spread as our graduates leave the Village and begin the next phase of their lives. Our graduates are change-

makers who leave the Village gates fi lled with potential, hope, and a belief in themselves, ready to impact the world and share their wisdom, talents, and skills.

These successes remind us how far we and these kids have come, affi rm our efforts, and strengthen our resolve to continue enhancing and evolving the Village.

With ongoing help from our friends, fans, and supporters, the Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village will continue to fl ourish. We believe that our kids have the right to a future with enormous potential—a future that is looking brighter because of the transformational work being done in our Village.

Thank you for joining us in cultivating a brighter future.

LivingFamily Mothers are central to

the successful parenting of our children, ensuring their families are cared for, loved, and supported. Like parents in any family, the mother is

responsible for:

Learning

Healing

Family

Caring for children when they are sick

Teaching each child Tracking

each child’s emotional wellbeing

Monitoring sleep

schedules Providing material

needs

Making sure homework is

completedFollowing academic progress

Encouraging extracurricular

participation

Our kids are learning, through principle and practice, the value of Tikkun Olam, mending the world around them. Our graduates will leave ASYV as balanced adults who not only care for themselves, but are committed to making their community, their country, and their world a better place.

Our ultimate goal is to equip our kids to become healthy, self-suffi cient, and engaged in the rebuilding of their nation. Our programs are designed around Tikkun Halev, helping them grow both emotionally and intellectually. The experiences they accumulate at the Village are intended to help them at every level of their future development.

Formal education gives students the understanding, creativity, and wisdom to tackle the grand challenges that they will face in the future. Critical thinking helps students think for themselves, build confi dence, express themselves, and communicate more effectively.

The informal educational opportunities encompass family/home life, after school enrichment programs and job readiness, professional skill building, and alumni support. Our kids are able to receive the individualized

"parental" attention that is geared toward healing their trauma, building their self-esteem and preparing them to graduate with—and utilize—the skills necessary to forge a healthy and fulfi lling life after Agahozo-Shalom.

Every student at the ASYV is monitored throughout their time in the Village through individual evaluation. Family mothers, big brothers and sisters, long-term volunteers, and formal and informal educators all monitor students’ progress through a continuous process of evaluation that is implemented from the moment they walk through our gates. Our community members are continually assessing and adjusting individual plans so that every student realizes their full potential.

Our Holistic PhilosophyIn their four years at ASYV, our kids are creating new possibilities and opportunities.

ASYV is a place where the rhythm of life is restored, and some of the most challenging problems facing Rwanda (and the world) are addressed by a dedicated team of faculty and staff members.

ASYV is a living, learning, and healing community. Our holistic approach promotes emotional and intellectual growth, practical skills, and a commitment to give back.

OurProgress Anne Heyman hears lecture and

connects the orphan situation in Rwan-da to the solution that was created in Israel for orphans of the Holocaust

Anne, Tina Wyatt, and Gideon Herscher go to Yemin Orde to identify a model for a youth Village in Rwanda

Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village is offi cially launched as a special project of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee

Liquidnet Family makes fi rst trip to begin training Village staff

Land is purchased from local landowners, groundbreaking occurs, and construction begins

Rwandan architects and construction fi rm hired for ASYV groundbreaking

Agahozo-Shalom opens its doors to fi rst 128 students, with completion of 8 family houses, a dining hall and 6 classrooms

Development of formal and informal education curriculum

Rwandan Advisory Board assembled to guide development of the Village and its programs, travels to Israel to help create the ASYV

Israeli Village Director hired to launch ASYV

2005-2013

Sifa Nsengimana joins as Executive Director. Sifa, Anne, Tina, Gideon and Ethiopian graduates of Yemin Orde travel to Rwanda to share the model with stakeholders

Directors of formal and informal education hired

Talent shows

Singing& Choir

Science & Languages

Chores at Home

We wake up at 6:00 a.m., do our household chores, and get ready

for school. Walk up the Hill

Once we have chores out of the way and we’re ready to

learn, we walk up a steep hill fl anked by coffee trees and

tiny colorful birds.

Liquidnet Family High School

At the top of the hill, we arrive at the Liquidnet Family High School

and prepare for the day.

Our offi cial school day begins at 7:30 a.m. with a homeroom

check-in with our teachers.

Classes At school throughout

the day, we study many subjects, including:

Economics & Geography

History

Math & Computers

Professional Skills

We also learn specifi c professional skills to ensure

our futures in Rwanda.

Modern Agriculture, IT & Hospitality

LunchWe love school, but by

the afternoon we’re ready for our lunch! We walk down the hill with our friends and eat lunch together with the

entire ASYV community.

Enrichment Programs(1st & 2nd years)

After lunch, our after-school enrichment programs start.

Each term, through enrichment, we learn more about what we’re passionate

about, and what we might want to do with our futures and careers.

In our Science Center, for example, we gain hands-on experience in disciplines

such as physics, optics, electronics, biology and web design.

Football

Piano

Basketball & Volleyball

Singing &Recording

Studio

Job ReadinessWe know that we need to be prepared for the workplace, so we study Akazi Kanoze,

learning important skills like how to prepare for an

interview and write a résumé.

Enrichment Programs (3rd & 4th years)

While the younger kids play sports and learn crafts to

hone their passions, we are pursuing ours with the help of

Professional Skills training.

ClubsBy this time, we’re ready to have

a little fun and care for each other and our community.

Through our 23 clubs, we can all participate in the maintenance

and leadership of our Village. Our clubs offer something for

everyone, with focuses such as:

Village TimeEvery Friday evening, the Village Time Club organizes a gathering of the whole Village community

where we can sit together in the spirit of a real family to share

our talents, refl ect on the week, and discuss Village life.

Family TimeAfter dinner each night we have Family Time. There we share our thoughts, feelings and struggles

and discuss important family issues. Sometimes we just

enjoy laughing and singing and spending our time together.

On Wednesdays we always have debate nights in

our houses.

Every Friday after dinner a dance party is held, DJ’d by ASYV

students.

Mucaka Mucaka

Saturday mornings begin at sunrise as families gather for

our weekly Mucaka Mucaka run, organized by the Sport Club. For 30 minutes we run through the Village and neighboring streets,

singing and chanting.

RecreationIn our free time, we can be found

singing along to the radio, drawing in the Art Center, practicing guitar in the

Music Center, washing clothes, chatting with friends, playing sports, working on homework, borrowing books from the library, learning about our post-

ASYV options at the Student Resource Center, or resting in our rooms. We also organize our own choirs and teach each other music and harmonies that carry

across the whole Village.

Movie NightOn Saturday nights we

watch a movie selected by the Movie Club.

It is very relaxing and a nice change of pace from the

busy week.

Harvesting

Eat BreakfastHalfway between our family

homes and school, we stop at the dining hall/community center

for breakfast in order to fuel our minds and bodies. Sorghum

porridge, tea, and rolls are served each day at 6:30 a.m.

All classes are taught in

English

Modern & Traditional

Art

Tikkun Olam (2nd & 3rd years)

Once a week, we travel to nearby towns to work on service projects. This

teaches us that we have the power to make change and that whatever

we learn during our time at ASYV, we must reinvest in our community, our

country, and our world.

Teaching English to adults

from the local community

Assisting medical staff in the local clinic

Mentoring kids and teaching English

and computer skills at local schools

NewspaperClub

MovieClub

DevelopmentClub

The FarmSaturday mornings, you’ll always

fi nd us on the farm with our teachers, parents, and staff.

Farm Club makes sure that things go smoothly, managing rotation of assignments among the houses,

deciding who does:

Sports and the ArtsWe get to choose

one sport and one art activity per term.

Debate Club

Multi-Faith Religion &

Culture Club

Teachers are constantly engaging students in critical

thinking and deeper learning

Hoeing

Planting

Restoring the rhythm of lifeASYV is fi lled with a bustling community. From the state-of-the-art high school where our kids study to our Health & Wellness, Science, and Art centers and our fully operational farm, we provide an engaging environment for our kids to learn and grow.

Our kids participate in 20 different enrichment programs centered on athletics, hands-on science, and the arts. We also have 23 student-led clubs that both keep our Village running and give our youth a stronger sense of ownership over their community. We have a Job Readiness Program and 3 Professional Skills Training Programs, designed to provide students with the tools they need to enter the job market after they graduate.

ScienceCenter

ASYV digs its fi rst borehole to supply consistent water to the Village and local community residents

Tamar Copeland joins as fi rst New York Headquarters Executive Director

The International Theatre and Literacy Project enters a 4-year partnership with the ASYV to conduct playwriting workshops for students and teachers

Dedication Ceremony for the Lily Safra Amphitheater

Another 128 join the ASYV community, bringing the total number of students to 384 and the number of family houses to 24

An additional 128 students move to the Village, bringing the total number to 512

Carnegie Mellon University’s TCinGC “Technology Consulting in the Global Community” program sends students to the Village to assist with IT-related projects

ASYV doubles in size as it welcomes 128 new students to its cohort, bringing the student body to 256, the number of family houses to 16

The Farm is producing 25% of Village food

Service Learning trip program launched with Tufts University

Offi cial dedication of Liquidnet Family High School, Edmond J. Safra Community Center, and Majora Carter Basketball Courts

Liquidnet Family High School begins operations and after-school Enrichment Program is launched

Jean Claude Nkulikiyimfura joins ASYV as its fi rst Rwandan Village Director

Administer a comprehensive and consistent preparatory process for the National Exam

Help with job and internship placements, university and professional school placements, and scholarships through the development of a robust network in Rwanda and abroad

Develop and implement a strategy to build pedagogical leadership among the Liquidnet Family High School staff

Conduct an assessment of the recruitment process for incoming classes

Explore a visiting artist/scholars program as part of the after-school enrichment program

Conduct market research to determine the continued effi cacy and viability of professional skills programming

Create a network of active and engaged ASYV alumni

Create visitor opportunities for engagement and volunteering

Ensure safe, accessible water for those who formerly had to spend a good portion of their day walking to and from contaminated water sources

Provide comprehensive physical and psychological treatment and care to ensure healing, health, and happiness for those who have only known trauma

Replicate our Liquidnet partnership by engaging with other corporations

Create project-based volunteer opportunities for people with specifi c expertise needed by the Village

We are heartened by the accomplishments of our kids over the past year, and the celebration of our fi rst graduation reminds us how big an impact we can have on our childrens' futures. We are actively looking to keep our momentum going. With your help, we can continue to make infrastructure, operational, and programmatic strides to make the Village a sustainable, ever-stronger force for a brighter future.

to help us continue

our trajectory for success.

the Village to see the work

being done.

We welcome individuals and groups interested in supporting our work and offer day visits to our site.

You will learn about the development of the ASYV, the history and culture of Rwanda, and engage in meaningful discussions and learning sessions.

volunteer@asyv.org

1 Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village, Inc, is a non profi t, tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code

2 Credit card donations are accepted over the phone3 Make checks payable to: Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village, Inc.

Visit asyv.org/donate1 or call 646.381.7863 to contribute.2

Or get a donation card at www.asyv.org/donate and return to :

Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village, Inc.3

498 Seventh Avenue, 15th FloorNew York, NY 10018

Maintain ongoing training and professional development for ASYV staff

Continuing our momentum

Hiring of: Operations & Procurement Director, Career Development Coordinator, Health & Wellness Center Coordinator, Human Resources Director

The farm is producing 35% of Village food

The Career Development Center is created

ASYV graduates its fi rst class!

Provide a high-quality secondary school education that transforms the lives of our students and others who wouldn't otherwise have access

Sustain 32 family homes that house 17 family members and create a safe, secure living environment

Offer 3 nutrient-rich meals a day for those who have struggled to afford and access even one

Provide clothing to those who arrive at the ASYV with only the clothes on their backs

In the future we'll

501(c)(3) status attained

Construction in the Village is completed (54 buildings in all)

With moreto come!

National exams are administered to graduates and 117/118 pass

32%

0.1%

31%

15%

OTHER $3, 461

5% FEE

REVENUE$117,486

INDIVIDUALS

$819,078

CORPORATIONS

$394,612

FOUNDATIONS

$812,253

17% SPECIAL EVENTS

$440,858

80%

9%

11% FUNDRAISING

$359, 410

GENERAL AND ADMINISTRATION

$270, 460

VILLAGE PROGRAMS AND VOLUNTEER SERVICES

$2,588,293

DESIGN BY SULLIVAN | SULLIVANNYC.COM©2013 Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village, Inc.

Thank you very much for your invaluable support, advocacy, and contributions.

We share our successes with you. Our accomplishments and ability to continue to move our mission forward are critical to the 500 students in the Village, as well as the many vulnerable and marginalized youth in Rwanda waiting for their opportunity to be transformed at the Agahozo- Shalom Youth Village.

BoardAnne E. Heyman Board Chair

Laurie Franz SecretaryRan GoshenJohn Hoover TreasurerLisa IssroffJean KagubareBertrand KayirangaJerilyn MedreaSam MerrinSteve MossMartin SegalLiz SternTina Wyatt

Rwanda StaffJean-Claude NkulikiyimfuraVillage Director Alain MunyaburangaDirector of Philosophy and TrainingBonaventure MujyenezaDirector of Formal Education Jean-Pierre NkurangaDirector of Informal EducationEric Salongo KalisaDirector of Operations and ProcurementCeline UwinezaHuman Resources Director Dimitrie Sissi MukanyiligiraAdvocacy and Partnership CoordinatorMoses IllungaCareer Development Coordinator Hassina UmutesiHealth and Wellness CoordinatorTrevor GreenDirector of Business Development

THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS

Carnegie Mellon UniversityInternational Theater and Literacy ProgramThe Liquidnet Family

THANK YOU TO OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS

Barrett FrankelShira Liff-Grieff

THANK YOU TO OUR BOARD AND STAFF

New York StaffTamar CopelandExecutive Director Mara BerdeManager of Volunteer ServicesDali EvansManager, Communications and Donor RelationsSidney Jackson Annual Giving Manager

Jerrod Popham Isabel Shaw

PLATINE (Platinum) $100,000+Anne Heyman and Seth MerrinDolly and Barry SegalLiz and Emmanuel SternLiquidnet Holdings, Inc.The Five Together FoundationThe Lily Safra Hope FoundationThe Segal Family Foundation

DIAMA (Diamond) $25,000-$99,999

AnonymousLisa and David IssroffJoel KingPhilip KirshHolly and Sam MerrinVivian and Edward MerrinNancy and Arn TellemGelfand Family Charitable TrustJKW Family FundOne World BostonThe Jay Pritzker FoundationThe Joyce and Irving Goldman Family FoundationThe Lebovitz Family Charitable TrustThe Robert & Trudy Gottesman

Philanthropic FundThe Tag International FoundationThe Zygmunt And Audrey Wilf Foundation

ZAGABY (Gold) $9,000-$24,999

Esther and Moshe BronsteinUlrika and Joel Thomas CitronSuzanne and Elliott FelsonLaurie and Jeff FranzLiane GinsbergElizabeth and Daniel HeymanCurtis KatzLewis KatzDeborah and Ronald Ratner

FEZA (Silver) $4,500-$8,999

Adele and Lawrence S. BacowMatthew BroderLouise and David CooperBarbara and Joseph EllisBarbara and Charles FeinbergSusan FloydNancy and Mark GilbertBetsy and Ronald GoldJennifer Sylvor Greenberg and Steve GreenbergAmanda and Steven GreenblattMichelle and Paul GrobmanKathy HarrisJaclyn Levin and Andrew KandelMarielaure and Bertrand KayirangaLinda Blum and Jeremy MerrinRobert MinionSara and Jay MinkoffEllen O. and Jeffry L. NestlerKathy and Hugh RoomeAnnie SandlerKristen and Martin SegalJane and James SternJulie and Michael SwidlerAnchin, Block & Anchin LLPJuliane Segal Family Foundation, Inc.Lisa S. PritzkerPerfect Sense DigitalThe Andrea and Charles Bronfman

PhilanthropiesThe George Sarlo FoundationThe Irving Feintech Family FoundationThe Jewish Federations Of North AmericaThe McGraw-Hill CompaniesThe Naomi and Nehemiah Cohen FoundationThe Osias G. & Dorothy S. Goren

Family FoundationThe Sydney & Hermia Heyman Fund

UMURINGA (Bronze) $1,800-$4,499

Jeannie BlausteinLori and Gary CastleMatthew ChanoffAlisa and Dan DoctoroffJamie DrakeLaura Philips and John ElliottMarjorie Vandow and Richard L. FieldsLauren Heyman and Ronald JacobsSusan and John T. HooverLinda Gerstel and Ed JoyceCarol and Ted LevyPriscilla Trubin and Richard LewisRoy Ardizzone and Bruston K. Manuel Jerilyn J. MedreaElise MeyerElizabeth OppenheimerJulie and Marc PlattDena L. ScherPamela Paul and Michael SternRoslyn and Brett TayneJane and Robert TollLisa WeitzmanMarion and Elie WieselBlackrockSt. Christopher Church

MURINGA (Sponsor) $540-$1,799

Susan Silverman and Yosef AbramowitzDavid AdlerMitchell A. Bacharach FundAdelaide and Kent BacklundSusan Barry

Richard BermanKenneth BernsteinAndrea R. Binder and Fred BaumgartenElizabeth and Stuart BohartDavid BrandAnna BurgessLiliane K. Bwakira-RutayisireLori J. CalobrisiGeoff ClarkeDavid CohenDeborah Peikes and Robert A. CohenSheryl Green and Rodney A. CohenJoseph DeMatteoSue DickmanDaniel DohertyNancy and Richard EichenbaumDenise FavoruleBernard FeeneyPeter E. FeinbergLisa R. Lippman and Ben FinkelsteinAlica and Skip FullerJudith and Patrick GigliottiJason GoldblattJoshua GoldfeinDavid GoldinEthan GoldstineAvra S. GordisMarc GourevitchDonna HazardSusan Floyd and Barbara HillsKaren and Andy HirschbergJames HoareNancy Lippman Israeli and Ron IsraeliMayindo and Jean KagubareJordan M. KovalskyEllen and Eric LeGoffDouglas ManoniRobin MewschawPeter MoskowitzLaurence MurphyKathleen and Steven NeibartSuzanne F. PeckMartin PhillippsReed PhillipsJodi and Jonathan RabinowitzNancy and William RecantChristy ReganJames ReillyAndrew RichPilar and Stephen RobertDoreen and Michael RosenbergLinda Mazarella and Marc RubmanNicole and Jeffrey SchwartzmanJoel ShaimanBarry SilbersteinHarmon SkurnikNatalie StackerRichard SteinJustin StoneJody Kasten and Jack SussmanMonica and Angelo ValentiCindy and Jacob WinebaumDorot, Inc.GAP, Inc.Hillel Council Of New EnglandLoews CorporationMiller Realty Philanthropic FundMutual of America Life Insurance CompanyThe Barry and Teri Volpert FoundationThe Bruce and Tammy Werner FoundationThe Global Giving FoundationThe Hymowitz Family FoundationThe Ira M. Resnick Foundation, Inc.

INSHUTI (Friend) $250-$539

AnonymousJessica BaylissMara BerdeJamshed BharuchaWendy Brandes and Joel KassanJohn E. BredehorstSally L. and Daniel F. BrentTamsen BrownCaryn ClaymanEvans CohenLinda and Eli CohenRuby Namdar and Carolyn CohenEllen CooperSherri and Paul CunninghamTheresa and Francis DanitiMary K. Del GiaccoStephen del GiaccoAndrea and Fred DobroKristen DoughertyLisa A. EllisBrian FetherstonhaughMichael E. FischmanGary FitzgeraldGary FlaumVelma FrankStuart GabrielLynne and Gregory GalyasLisa GershonConnie GibsonSabina Hutt and Ronald GlazerCaroline and Neal GoldsteinNancy GoldsteinJessica GribetzSamuel GuilloryNancy A. HalpernNoelle and H. T. HicksJohn F. HooverJacqueline A. Joseph

Jill and Michael KafkaGail KaufmanSara Nathan and Joel D. KazisRobin KleinSharon and Robert KrinskyJeff LapinIleene and Michael LazarLawrence LeibowitzMarcia LeiferAnn and David LevinKathryn G. LewisJeffrey LomaskyJeanne and John LombardJack LombardoMark MeridyDave MillerLauri and David MillerMatthew MossPamela NewmanRodney W. NicholsDaniela NittenbergJulia OleksnianskiMichelle OlsonW. R. O'ReillyMichael PadwaySteven PalmPatricia and Robert PasickJulie and Andrew PeskoeAbigail PogrebinElliott S. RebhunPaula and Ira ResnickChristina RomannShelly Anne RosenIllene H. RosenthalMeredith and Ken RoshGretchen and James RubinBenita and Robert S. SandlerLaura and Jeffrey SchafferJulie and Robert SchafferGallit and David SchullerJohn SchwanElizabeth SchwarzbachElizabeth Harrison and Keith J. SchwebelMax SeraifaDiane and Nicholas ShakinWilla and Michael ShalitNatasha ShamisSam SheenaRoanna and Morris ShorofskyDavid SternJane and Harley SwedlerJacob TollConstance WaldronL Jeff WalkerBrian J. WalshGary WelshJim WesterbyKaren and Mark WestmorelandAlan WeylJanice WilliamsJoan and Barry WinogradActive NetworkAxiom Holding Co., LLCC2 Limited Design Associates, LLCEverede Tool CompanyGeorge, Joan & Jack Shuster FoundationJenny Halis Philanthropic FundLight For The EyesNaomi Prusky Charitable FundNorth Brunswick TownshipRemilon, LLC Matching Gift ProgramThe Nash Family FoundationThe Neuberger Berman Group LLCThe Richard & Lois Werner Family FoundationThe Richard and Martha Glasser

Family FoundationThe Seeja FoundationTovit Schultz Granoff and Michael Granoff

Family Fund

UMUFASHA (Supporter) Up to $249

Seth ApperHeidi Hellring and Nathan ArnellLenore and Stephen AsbelLee Ian AschermanMarilyn AsheJoan and David BalabanGail BeckerAlbert BergBarbara and Richard BergmanLauren BermanMarc BienenfeldMarie and Abdul BigirumwamiStephanie BlackmoreElaine and Herbert H. BlumJennifer BlumBruce BobbinsBarbara J. and Michael BolshonSharon BregmanCorey M. BriskinDebra BrownJill S. and John CaplanMonica and Matt CarsonEdmund CaseAllegra ChapmanJudith and David ChinnVenice ChuaHeather Cory and David J. ClarkB.S. CohenGillian Emmons and Eric S. CohenKathryn ConwayErika Rose and Patrick CrowleyEmily and Howard Cutler

Jessie CytrynAnon and Jonathan DavisShari DavisStephanie DavisMichael DelGiaccoRoseanna DeMaria and Allan DinkoffLaura DrexlerKaryn DurbinSari DweckAmy EchelmanStratos D. EfstratiouNancy and Richard EganJudith and Steven EickLisa EisenbudLaurie and Matthew EmberOlu EmuleomoAnette C. EngelhardtsenD. R. EntwisleMartha and Robert FeinbergBeth FigmanKristen and Brian FoleyJoan E. ForscherAdam FrancoFrederic J. FreyerDayle Friedman and David FerlegerTzameret Fuerst and Oren GabrielMarjore and Donald GanzAntoine GerschelJeff GertlerAlan GillWilliam GillSuzy and Stan GlantzNina and Sol GlasnerAlexis GlickRichard GoldbergerRuthe T. GoldblumMyra B. Lurie and David GoldmanLisa Newmark and Arnold P. GoodFlorence and Ricky GordonBella and Gary GorenDorothy GorenSusie and Bruce GorenDeborah and Marc GraboffMelissa Griffi eSusan L. Griffi sEleanor GruberErin GruwellJames GuiheenLeyv Ha-irSandra T. HaliliCheryl L. HarrisCandace HauptMiram HearnBetsy Newman and Howard HeitnerKevin HeldMicaela Hellman-TincherNoah HeymanLucky HillAnupama HiremaglurToby W. HollenbergMarianna HoustonS. HutmanDorea JacksonSidney JacksonValeria JacksonRosalie JacobsElliott JosephDeborah JospinJoshua KalevZehava KalfaMargaret KargAnn KatzRena KatzLeon KayegoCourtney KellyPhil KemelorSusie KesslerAndy KiernanJanine KolodnySusan KornetskyCari KraftDinah and Marc KramerBrian KuritzkyDebra LadwigMeredith LeinDaniel S. LieberRenee Brooks and Martin D. LiebermanShirley and Phil Liff-GrieffSusan Lippert-Crystal and William CrystalM. Maniker-LeiterJoan and Sidney MarantzKyle MartindaleJulie Ann and Joel MayerMarc S. MayersonJoshua W. McHughBrian McMahonCary McMillanValerie MechanikMarla and David MeyerEllen MiadesGregory MillerLois Zoller and Jim MillsShari and Jerrold MitchellAnn MittelmannRenee P. MolkoLawrence MollerFani and Michael MonsonMichele and Russell MoskowitzDeborah and Solomon MowshowitzGeraldine MulherinJennifer MullinDanica MurphyKeara Murphy

Christine MurrayPeggy and Theodore MyersNahma NadichEllen and David NessonEliseo NeumanRocco NisivocciaTom O'ConnorDavid O'tooleBonni and Philip PactorJessica PapatolicasShelley and Josef ParadisPeter PengScott PitzerSue and Howard PlattLiliana Vaamonde and Richard D. PretsfelderDebra RandNisha A. RichardsonSarah RichmanPeter RogersJohanna R. RosenPhyllis RosenIlana RosenbergJoan and Stanley RosenblattSandra and William RosenfeldAnne RubinJessica and Justin RubinSuzanne and Martin RudzinF. RutcofskyDavid SableDixide SantiestebanNoam SchimmelFaith and Harold SchreiberLynda SchwartzBetty and Thom SeatonAnnette ShapiroKaren and Lawrence ShapiroEllen A. ShawPatricia and Burton SheafferLeandra Cavalcanti-Dias and David S. SherrinJulie and Steven ShifmanMichele and Robert SiegelAdam SilversteinSwaranjit SinghEllen SinkmanDiana and Alan SmaglerJennifer SmithJenna Statfeld HarrisElana SternSara StrawczynskiCarrie and Eliot StreimSandi and William SweeneyJohn SzlykDavid SzuchmanGaylene and Albert TannisJanet and Daniel TasselDana ViznerThelma and Eric WaxmanMyra WeinerJeslyn and Richard W. WheelessFelice WilliamsDana Kasarsky and Daniel WiseHoward A. WishnieShari WoldenbergKatherine Vail and Daniel WolffLesley and Jeffrey WolmanZhengwei XuCarol and Walter ZinmanMyra and Matthew ZuckerbraunBauer Management Inc.BNY Mellon Community PartnershipGoldman SachsHenry Maw EnterprisesHevreh Of Southern Berkshire Inc.Hillel Of Greater PhiladelphiaLevin Family FoundationSinai Temple Sinai Akiba AcademyTemple Israel The Bridgewater Fund Inc.The Jewish Community Foundation

of Southern CaliforniaThe Marilyn And Paul Ptak TrustThe Schulman Foundation of the Ayco

Charitable FoundationTotal$2,587,748

Sources

WHERE DOES THE MONEY COME FROM?

Total $3,218,163

Operations

WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO?

students now live in our Village.

of money raised goes toward Village programs and volunteer services.

Murakozecyane

Website: asyv.orgFacebook: AgahozoShalomTwitter: @asyvYouTube: theASYV

An environment where they can prepare for a hopeful future. The result is whole and healthy individuals who, with the help of new families, believe in themselves and learn to make contributions to their community and the world.

In Rwanda, there is hope in the form of a Youth Village. A Village that offers a holistic approach to healing the trauma of vulnerable children, providing them with a warm and loving environment. An environment in which they live, learn, heal, and dream.