Citizens’ Committee for ChiLdren · OF NEW YORK INC CCC. In 2011-2012, CCC continued to champion...

2011/2012 ANNUALREPORT

Citizens’ Committee for ChiLdrenO F N E W Y O R K I N C

CCC

In 2011-2012, CCC continued to champion prudent investments in children and family services.

When the city threatened to make devastating reductions in child care and after school services, CCC helped form the Campaign for Children. Supported by 100 organizations, and partnered with BerlinRosen, the Campaign advanced strategic advocacy and media messaging and mobilized thousands of New Yorkers in person and online. After months of tireless pressure on city officials, the Campaign successfully secured $150 million in budget restorations, ensuring that 47,000 children and youth would have access to services.

On the state level, CCC’s work with appointed officials, service providers, and online advocacy helped to establish the Close to Home Initiative. This initiative ensures that greater numbers of court-involved youth benefit from alternatives to incarceration, and youth in need of placement can be served in their communities, have increased contact with family and attorneys, improved access to services, and their school credits transfer upon release.

CCC produced infographics on new census data and the impact of the recession on children and families and released a report on concentrated poverty in New York City. We also examined children’s breakfast habits and low school breakfast participation rates in city public schools, and gathered data on WIC, FMNP, and SNAP program usage at city farmers markets. Our online advocacy and social media networks now number over 12,000 and our policy expertise informed over 150 news articles. CCC also engaged hundreds of people in policy briefings and graduated 70 young people and adults from our advocacy courses.

None of this would have been possible without the guidance, enthusiasm and support of our Board and Advocacy Council and the skill and dedication of our staff. Lastly, our Celebration Breakfast and art evening at the Museum of Modern Art proved just how generous New Yorkers can be, by raising unprecedented funds to support our independent research, community education and advocacy. Thanks to so many of you, CCC continues to be a strong, effective advocate for children.

Chris Stern Hyman, JD. Jessica B. Aaron Jennifer March-Joly, Ph.D.Chairman President Executive Director

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The Campaign for Children secured $150 million in restorations in the city’s fiscal 2013 budget and saved 47,000 child care and after school seats from elimination.

Supported by 100 organizations and partnered with PR consultant BerlinRosen, the Campaign for Children advanced public relations and advocacy tactics underwritten with research, data and professional messaging that illustrated the profound negative impact that the loss of child care and after-school

services would have on children, families, communities, and the city’s economy.

CCC played a leadership role in the formation of the Campaign for Children. Our staff provided analytic support for Campaign products, acted as one of several Campaign spokespersons, and staff and volunteers provided government relations outreach to City Council members, community boards, and participated in press conferences. The Campaign achieved 175 press

hits, reaching all the major news outlets, including The New York Times editorial board. CCC’s online advocacy tools helped New Yorkers send 17,000 letters to elected officials. These letters, combined with 4,500 calls to elected officials, over 40,000 petitions, and community based rallies across the city, allowed the Campaign to powerfully and successfully leverage the voice of New Yorkers to demand that elected officials protect child care and after-school services from devastating budget cuts.

As an independent voice that does not accept government funding, CCC is able to engage and activate diverse groups, bridge differences, and find common ground to support the best and most cost-effective ways of helping children. In 2012, our city advocacy helped secure historic restorations in child care and after school programs.

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CCC is a reliable resource for journalists because our media work is supported by fact-sheets, budget analysis and original reports. Our wide ranging expertise is demonstrated in press on child poverty, school meals, juvenile justice reforms, as well as efforts to target portion size for sugar sweetened beverages. CCC secured 152 media hits and 59 direct quotes reaching New Yorkers through The New York Times, the Daily News, The Wall Street Journal, WNYC, NBC News, and NY1, among other

outlets. We have over 10,000 e-advocacy members, and our social media network grew to over 700 on Facebook and 1,200 on Twitter, allowing CCC to engage an active online community in sharing our advocacy with thousands more.

CCC reached over 900 New Yorkers through policy briefings and special lectures. Our briefings brought together government officials, service providers, and advocates on timely issues including food insecurity, dental

CCC’s wide ranging community education and communication initiatives are designed to facilitate our advocacy by reaching thousands of New Yorkers to educate them about the issues and spur them to action. We nurture and develop leaders in-house, who carry our message to others and inspire greater numbers to make a difference for children. We hold briefings for hundreds of advocates and colleagues, host robust feeds on Twitter and Facebook, engage an active and growing online advocacy network, and maintain strong relationships with journalists who can reach hundreds of thousands.

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coverage and treatment, family homelessness, child savings platforms, and the educational needs of over-age under-accredited youth. We convened the Justine Wise Polier Lecture featuring a keynote from the Honorable Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman on raising the age of criminal responsibility. CCC also hosted a screening and panel discussion on The Apple Pushers, a documentary film on local efforts to eradicate food

deserts and fight obesity. CCC trained 18 adult and 52 youth through the Community Leadership Course and YouthAction programs. YouthAction Members put their advocacy skills into practice though a youth led anti-hunger campaign which included a food drive, community service, and the production and distribution of a public service announcement. Youth also examined the commercial sexual exploitation

of children, advocated in Albany for victim services funding, and held the first annual NYC Youth Forum on Cyber Bullying. Youth peer trainings reached 180 students with youth led advocacy workshops across the city. EDUCA Adult graduates of the Community Leadership Course joined CCC Board, Advocacy Council members and staff in meetings at City Hall and in Albany. CCC’s policy expertise

and advocacy also helped to inform a Fiscal 2013 State Adopted Budget that included the Close to Home Initiative. This initiative ensures that juvenile delinquents are served in their home communities and benefit from alternatives to incarceration as well as placement options that increase contact with family members and attorneys, provide therapeutic services, and ensure that education credits transfer upon release.


CCC mined child well-being data to produce an analysis of new census data and the status of children in New York City; an info-graphic identifying the impact of the recession on New York City’s children and families; and a concentrated poverty report examining geographic trends in poverty. The infographics and report have generated press, online discussion and citation by elected officials and have increased the

demand for CCC’s data analysis expertise.

CCC also completed two research projects to inform efforts to combat childhood hunger and obesity. We released The School Breakfast Program report, based on a street poll of parents on their children’s breakfast habits and low school breakfast participation rates in city public schools. This report lays bare the opportunity before

the city’s school system to ensure that children receive a healthy start each school day. CCC also interviewed farmers and market managers on the usage of federal feeding programs – WIC, FMNP, and SNAP – at local markets. Our forthcoming report will illustrate how these programs contribute to the economic viability of farmers markets as well as their positive impact on produce consumption among food insecure households.

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CCC founders strongly believed that advocacy could only be as good as the research behind it and that citizen volunteers could augment the work of a small professional staff. Fact-based advocacy, achieved through citizen volunteer-staff partnership, remains the bedrock of CCC activities. Our research products continue to inform CCC’s advocacy priorities and activities and the advocacy of others.

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Over 600 supporters joined us for our 2011 Celebration Breakfast on October 18th at the Waldorf=Astoria as we honored Michael Corriero, Executive Director and Founder of New York Center for Juvenile Justice for his lifetime contribution to child well-being, and Lisa Philp, Vice President for Strategic Philanthropy and Director of GrantCraft at the Foundation Center, for her

leadership in pro-social corporate action. Charles Blow, New York Times Op-Ed Columnist, delivered the Keynote Address.

On April 24, 2012, CCC friends and family gathered to celebrate at The Museum of Modern Art for our annual spring art benefit. Over 1,000 guests joined CCC to honor Clare & Vartan Gregorian. The event raised nearly $1 million

to support CCC’s fact-finding, community education, and advocacy. Marking the end of our program year, our Annual Meeting was an occasion to honor Elizabeth Glazer, New York State Deputy Secretary for Public Safety, in recognition of her commitment to improving the health and well-being of children and youth touched by the juvenile justice system.

2012 Celebration breakfast CCC Celebrates at MuseuM of Modern art

CCC is entirely privately funded and an independent voice for New York City’s children.

All of CCC’s work, budget and policy victories for children are made possible by support from individuals, corporations and foundations We are extremely grateful for our generous supporters and humbled by the dedicated advocates honored at our special events this year.

Clockwise from top right: Charles M. Blow, New York Times Columnist, Keynote Speaker, Michael A. Corriero, Eleanor Roosevelt Award Recipient, Juju Chang, ABC News Correspondent, Master of Ceremoniesand Lisa Philp, Recipient of the Samuel P. Peabody Award for Pro-Social Corporate Action

Special Honorees Vartan & Clare Gregorian Elizabeth Glazer, New York Deputy

Secretary for Public Safety, CCC Founders Award recipient


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board of direCtors

Jennifer Jones Austin, Esq.Karen D. BaynardPriscilla BijurConstance ChristensenMarna DannJoan DavidsonVeronica DillonRuth M. FederCarol J. FeinbergTrudy Festinger, D.S.W.Ricki Tigert HelferJulia Jean-Francois, LCSW, Ph.D.Katherine KahanSheila Kamerman, D.S.W.Elaine KesselJonathan A. KneeJames KrauskopfDaniel KronenfeldHildemarie LadouceurFrances Levenson, Esq.Lee A. LinkKatherine S. Lobach, M.D.

Ernesto LoperenaMarilyn LubellRuth Seiger MaiselMaryann MarstonHeather McRaySally MendelMartha J. Olson, Esq.Mahsa PeloskyJean SchragElizabeth SheehanJoan SteinbergChristine WassersteinSusan WassersteinHee Sun Yu

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Nancy HovingAnne K. JonesHamilton F. Kean, Esq.Samuel P. PeabodyMarge ScheuerElizabeth H. Wolff


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Jennifer March-Joly

Stephanie GendellAssociate Executive Director for Policy and Government Relations

Greg Klemens Associate Executive Director for Development, Marketing and New Media

Elysia Murphy Associate Executive Director for Communication and Civic Engagement

Pamela CorbettPolicy Associate for Health and Mental Health

Louise FeldPolicy Associate for Food and Economic Security

Moira Flavin Policy Associate for Early Childhood Education, Education and Youth Services

Laura JankstromYouthAction Program Coordinator

Jon LindsaySenior Associate for Development and New Media

Julio MinayaDirector of Administration and Finance

Caroline NagyPolicy Associate for Housing and Homelessness

Elcoma NicholsOffice Assistant

Phoebe PlagensPublic Affairs Associate for Communications, Community Education and Volunteer Engagement

Lorraine TateExecutive Assistant

Courtney WolfPolicy Associate for Research and Data Analysis


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statement of activitesMarch 31, 2012 with comparative totals for 2011

temporarily unrestricted restricted 2012 total 2011 total

reVenues, Gains, and other suPPort:

foundations and trusts $456,090 $205,740 $661,830 $571,978

spring benefit (less direct costs of benefits to donors of $121,710) 889,055 — 889,055 797,196

fall benefit (less direct costs of benefits to donors of $44,712) 369,092 — 369,092 379,426

individuals 270,954 18,400 289,354 269,862

contract services — 148,005 148,005 37,356

donated services 11,142 — 11,142

Bequests 10,000 — 10,000

investment return 32,756 — 32,756 127,744

change in value of income tax receivable agreement (805) — (805) 4,526

Other 20,705 — 20,705 20,712

Net assets released from restrictions: Restrictions satisfied by payments 320,645 (320,645) — —

TOTAL REVENUE, gAiNs, ANd OThER sUPPORT 2,379,634 51,500 2,431,134 2,208,800


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statement of activitesMarch 31, 2012 with comparative totals for 2011

temporarily unrestricted restricted 2012 total 2011 total

exPenses:

Program services:

child Welfare/Juvenile Justice 143,371 — 143,371 117,463

children’s health/Mental health 179,086 — 179,086 207,413

government Relations 243,190 — 243,190 201,941

income/food security 120,708 — 120,708

housing & family homelessness 134,734 — 134,734 196,066

information and Education 282,455 — 282,455 265,668

Education youth services/child care 195,307 — 195,307 149,187

Keeping Track 116,271 — 116,271 234,445

community Leadership course 87,092 — 87,092 89,556

youth Action 145,439 — 145,439 145,267

Total Program Expenses 1,647,653 — 1,647,653 1,607,006

supporting services:

Management and general 208,283 — 208,283 184,056

fund-raising 267,221 — 267,221 248,286

TOTAL ExPENsEs 2,123,157 — 2,123,157 2,039,348

chANgE iN NET AssETs 256,477 51,500 307,977 169,452

NET AssETs AT BEgiNNiNg Of yEAR 1,675,647 20,000 1,695,647 1,526,195

NET AssETs AT ENd Of yEAR $1,932,124 $71,500 $2,003,624 $1,695,647


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We would like to thank the many foundations, corporations, organizations and individuals that have provided support and in-kind expertise for CCC’s programs and activities. Listed below are donors for CCC’s 2011 Fall Breakfast, our 2012 CCC Celebrates at the Museum of Modern Art event and all CCC foundation grants and annual gifts for our 2012 Fiscal Year. Pledges and contributions to our Board Designated Assets and The Fund to Secure Every Child’s Birthright are listed separately.

Citizens’ Committee for Children of New York is tax exempt under 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

foundations, CorPorations and orGanizations: Grants and sPeCial eVents

$50,000 or More

Ira W. DeCamp FoundationBernard & Alva Gimbel FoundationStella and Charles Guttman Foundation

$25,000 or More

Altman FoundationLily Auchincloss FoundationChild Welfare FundCitiCleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLCDavis Polk & Wardwell LLPKenworthy-Swift FoundationPromontory Financial Group, LLCPaul, Weiss, Rifkind Wharton & Garrison LLPRose Associates, IncSkadden Arps Slate Meagher and Flom LLPStarry Night Fund

$10,000 or More

Louis & Anne Abrons FoundationBloombergCasey Family ProgramsDreitzer Foundation, Inc.William and Mary Greve Foundation

J.P. Morgan Private BankKaplanM&T BankHenry and Lucy Moses FundNeuberger BermanNew York Community TrustPinkerton FoundationEdward & Ellen Roche Relief FoundationShearman & Sterling LLPSirus FundSullivan & Cromwell LLPT&H Brokers Inc.Van Wagner Communications, LLCIsak and Rose Weinman FoundationWilmerHale

$5,000 or More

Bank of America Merrill LynchBernstein Global Wealth ManagementCahill Gordon & Reindel LLPCitrin CoopermanColgate-Palmolive CompanyThe Compass Group at Morgan Stanley Smith BarneyDLA PiperHughes Hubbard & Reed LLPImowitz Koenig & Co., LLPThe Spingold FoundationSpunk FundStroock & Stroock & Lavan LLPThe Whitmore Group, Ltd.Woodworks Construction Co., Inc.


$2,500 or More

HBOAlexander Fischbein FoundationKramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLPThe Morrison & Foerster FoundationPrince Carpentry, Inc.Aaron and Betty Lee Stern FoundationWinick Realty Group LLC

$1,500 or More

CitibankDavis & Gilbert LLPEpic Mechanical Contractors, LLCNational Interiors, Inc.Roberts & Holland LLP

$1,000 or More

Congregation Rodeph SholomIce-AirLankler Siffert & Wohl LLPPodell Schwartz Schechter & BanfieldSorbara Construction Corp.UJA-Federation of New YorkUnited Way of New York CityUrban Foundation-Engineering, LLCWolfensohn Family Foundation

$500 or More

ArquitectonicaCross Country ConstructionMark Family FoundationRoanoke Asset ManagementSinger & Bassuk OrganizationSLCE ArchitectsThe Riverside Church New York City

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Carnegie Corporation of New York

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sPeCial thanks

Nicholas AppsARTnewsBisnow.comBoomBox, Inc.David Ziff CookingElizabeth GrahamJohn HendricksPatty LipshutzMary MattinglyThe Museum of Modern Art

CCC Celebrates at MoMa silent auCtion donors

Carole AokiAlice Dalton BrownCenter for Art in Wood (Philadelphia)Joan S. DavidsonFischbach GallerySigrid Fruendorfer Fine ArtChristian JailiteLee A. LinkMary MattinglyEmily SatloffBetsy Pinover SchiffSusan WassersteinPamela Weir-Quinton

indiViduals: annual GiVinG and sPeCial eVents

$25,000 or More

Jessica and Todd AaronAnne E. DelaneyDiana and Frederick ElghanayanJudith A. Garson and Steven N. RappaportChris Stern HymanNancy and Alan N. LockerCarol and Eugene LudwigElizabeth and Robert Sheehan

$10,000 or More

AnonymousJody and Brian BergerConstance and Henry ChristensenJoan S. Davidson and Neil BarskyClare and Vartan GregorianAgnes GundJennifer A. Hand and Thomas A. TierneyHelen and Edward HintzNeil S. HirschElaine and Mark KesselHildemarie LadouceurRose K. LansburyLee and Fritz LinkMarilyn and Jay LubellElinor G. Mannucci*Maryann and Robert MarstonKatherine and Joseph MeleSusan and Donald NewhouseSamuel P. PeabodyMarcy Sandler and James JanoverEmily and Jim SatloffMarge ScheuerSydney and Stanley ShumanNancy and David SolomonRicki Tigert Helfer and Michael HelferChristine Wasserstein and Dan Rattiner

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AnonymousVirginia AaronGillis M. AddisonSheila and Steven ArestySusan Baker and Michael LynchKaren D. BaynardSusan and Rodman BenedictSeth BuchwaldJohn K. CastleJoan Ganz CooneyVeronica DillonMadeline and Tom ElghanayanSusan and Edward FalkDr. Gloria FarberCarol J. FeinbergAlice GellerLinda Genereux and Timur GalenAlexandra HerzanMichael and Mary JaharisHamilton and Edith KeanJonathan A. Knee and Chaille B. MaddoxJo Carole and Ronald S. LauderLinda Lennon and Stuart BaskinK. Heather McRayJames MetzgerAlexandra MunroeJan NicholsonMartha J. OlsonVikram S. PanditMahsa Pelosky

David RockefellerHelen Rothlein and James WhiteBetsy Pinover SchiffJean A. and Raymond V. J. SchragJudi Sorenson-FlomHeidi StamasJoan and Michael SteinbergBillie TischAnn and Thomas UnterbergSusan Wasserstein and George SardLois WhitmanSusan R. Witter

$2,500 or More

Priscilla Bijur and Gerald KaneSteven BakerLori & Bret BlackRuth and Arthur FederMimi and Richard FischbeinMelissa Geiger and Paul MarvinGail A. GilbertMaya and Lawrence GoldschmidtSusan Rosenberg GoldsteinBrenda Y. GrosbardNancy HovingKatherine KahanFran KittredgeSheila and Bill LambertBarbara and Loeber LandauFrances W. Levenson and Bernard WarshavskyAmy and Steve Lipin

Wendy Mackenzie and Alexander CortesiRuth S. MaiselDoreen Downs MillerGail B. NayowithNancy L. NebekerElyse and Michael NewhouseMorris OffitLisa and Joseph QuattrocchiJoanna and Daniel RoseDeirdre and Alfred RossSheri Cyd SandlerJanice Weinman ShorensteinLizz and Tyrone SmithSusan UnterbergBarbara and WashkowitzSusan R. WitterElizabeth H. Wolff

$1,500 or More

Carol Hill AlbertJody and John ArnholdJennifer Jones AustinRosemary Berkery and Robert HausenCynthia and Charles BonnesMarilyn and Robert CohenLarry CondonEllen CorwinSharon and Jon CorzineIde and David DangoorGeorgia and Michael de HavenonRoxanne Donovan and Tom Scarangello

Nancy and Henry ElghanayanSteven ElghanayanTrudy B. FestingerNancy and Leonard FinkRachel Foster and Alain KodsiHugh FreundArlyn S. GardnerShirley and David GinzbergBonnie GreavesCathy and Lloyd HellerAnne Helen Hess and Craig KaplanAndrea K. Mastro HoinackiKathy and Mitchell JacobsonLeonard A. LauderHelena Lee and Richard H. KlapperJane and Victor LevinsonJennifer and Andrew MarrusMary Mattingly and Steven A. ReissJoanne and Jeffrey MillerHenriette MontgomeryMary and Garrett MoranRonda Muir and David BuffamMichael Neuwirth and Lynda GreenblattRachel and Larry NortonLisa Mednick OwenWilliam R. RhodesSusan and Thomas RoederDiane and Jonathan RothsteinRobert RubinElizabeth H. Scheuer and Peter JosephGil ShivaDonna Spector

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Jane E. SteinbergPeter Stone and Deborah ForteSara and David StoneRobert Sumanis and Sarah LillyMila and Thomas L. TuttleCaroline and Scott WallachRita and Ken WarnerSylvia and Howard WelshBunny WilliamsBeth and David WittigElizabeth and Earle YaffaLois Zenkel

$1,000 or More

AnonymousDiane and Arthur AbbeyPatricia and Alan AbramsonGaro ArmenJanis and Andy ArnoLaurie and Peter AtkinsHyatt BassAstrid and John BaumgardnerKaryn and Charles R. BenditHeather and Joshua BennE. Garrett BewkesJohn P. BirkelundSusan and Matt BlankSheila BonsignoreJudy Bernstein Bunzl and Nicholas BunzlCatherine Cahill and William BernhardEllen and Andrew Celli

Barbara CiccoBarbara L. CohenDaniel B. CohenMichele and Martin CohenTopher CollierMichael A. CorrieroDorothy and Lewis B. CullmanMarna P. DannDayle DavisonHester DiamondRosemarie DilorenzoNancy and James DruckmanPatricia and Edward FalkenbergGloria FaretraFrank FeinbergSallie FelzenKerianne FlynnDevon Fredericks and Eli ZabarAnn and Robert FromerMarianne GerschelBarbara and James GersonGeorge J. GillespieSarah and Seth GlickenhausSylvia and Wayne GoldenSusan HalpernDavid HeleniakDiane and Gary HirschElizabeth Horton and James SilbertNancy M. HughesKevin HuntingtonDenise and Alfred HurleyKaren and Peter H. Jakes

Sarah and Tom JanoverRichard KahanLaurie D. KefalidisBettina J. KentWerner H. KramarskyJames A. KrauskopfJoann and Robert Todd LangRobert LaudenschlagerKate Lear and Jonathan LaPookJeffrey G. LeedsKatherine Lobach and Richard KaufmanArthur L. LoebMary and John MaddenLynne MalinaJoan A. MarkLauren and Michael MarrusTara and Victor MenezesRichard and Ronay MenschelChristine M. MillenCheryl and Michael MinikesSarah and Dan NathanElizabeth T. PeabodyLaura and Michael PintchikAndrea and Andrew PotashCharles O. Prince and Peggy WolffIngrid P. ReuterJane and Paul RittmasterLaura RossMartha RothNora S. SchaafLisa and Michael SchultzElinor and Sheldon Seevak

Dagni and Martin SenzelMaureen and Steve KlinskyJohn SiffertClaire SilbermanNorma and Gordon SmithLinda and Gilbert SnyderJerry I. SpeyerStephen StamasEsta StecherJean SternliebAnn TanenbaumTom and Alice TischMaria VecchiottiRita WeingartenAudry and Alex WeintrobJustin WenderJames D. WolfensohnEty and George ZbedaJudie Zbeda and Steven TaylorLisa and Dan Zucker

$500 or More

Rae Alexander-MinterSusan AltMarjorie AltschulerMichele AteyehGillian AttfieldMeg and Jay AxelrodBill BaccagliniMary BaileyMelissa Benzuly and Jonathan SchaffzinJudy Roth Berkowitz

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Richard BerlinEthan Berman and Fiona HollandsAmy and Peter BernsteinAnn BialkinBruce BozziDeborah BreznayMadeline BrinePhyllis BrochsteinRobert Buckholz and Lizanne FontaineCarroll L. CartwrightAnne E. Cohen and Steve MichaelsJudy C. CormierElizabeth CribbsCross Country ConstructionPeggy and Richard DanzigerRabbi Carol DavidsonRhonda DavisLisa D’UrsoSally EhrenreichCarole and Richard EisnerMarcia Ely and Andy McKeyJody Falco and Jeffrey SteinmanSandi and Herbert FeinbergAlan and Judith FeldmanLaura and Michael FischRonne and Alan FisherPeggy FlaumBarbara FleischmanGregory FlemingTom FontanaCandice and John Frawley

Karen Freedman and Roger WeisbergMichael Fricklas and Donna J. AstionLee A. FurmanDora GalacatosMarina and Francesco GalesiSusan G. GevertzMary and Jay GoldbergDouglas GouldLeslyn Green RigoniHoward GreenbergKitty Hawks and Larry LedermanKathy HeinzelmanRuth W. HoughtonJudith and Lawrence HowardRobert HowardJill and Jerry HultinCaroline and Edward HymanJim IselinLouis Jaffe and Lara ObolerKathe and Robert JervisSheila B. KamermanGeoffrey and Nora KanterGail and James KaplanAudrey KatzDiana and Thomas KillipAbigail and Bob KirschDavid and Paula KirschBobbi KirschnerPhyllis (Patti) KleinConnie and Mark KolberJanet and Earl Kramer

Daniel Kronenfeld and Susan FlemingerLinda and Benjamin LambertRenée and Carl LandeggerLinda and Alan LandisAnne LandmanCarol Lawson and Daniel S. ArickFred Leffel and Laurie MalkoffDonatella and Jacques E. LennonJoan Mirviss Levine and Robert LevineLoida N. LewisLynn and Ed LiebermanSusan and Arthur LindenauerLini LiptonBernard S. LivingstonSister Paulette LoMonacoErnesto LoperenaEllen and Douglas LoweyFrances and David MageeAvinash K. MalhotraMatthew Mallow and Ellen CheslerEric Marcus and Barney KarpfingerJudith MarshallArlette Ferguson MathisBrenda McGowan and Elaine WalshCarol and Gino MenchiniSally and Alan MendelPamela and William MichaelcheckRobert MittmanElaine and P.J. ModeJohn MuirCaroline and Scott Muller

Sue NagerAndrew Neisser and Linda CorneliusLynn NicholasClaire and Peter OdellElizabeth Olofson and Daniel KurtzPaula OppenheimStephen W. PettitLisa L. PhilpMarian PillsburyBettina and Kenneth PlevanLinda and Steve PlotnickiLynn Povich and Stephen ShepardCatherine PriceEllen RautenbergPamela Reis and Kevin HymanMrs. Henry Hart RiceRichard Rippe and Sandra LandauArlene RobertsMarshall RoseLaura and David RossJane Dresner Sadaka and Ned SadakaJohn SanchezTracy Schaffzin and Greg OdlandCarol SchneebaumDonna and Steven SchragisJill and Howard SharfsteinJessica and Jeremy ShellStuart Alan ShorensteinFay ShutzerLinda and David SicherKaren and David Sobotka

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Jeffrey Stark and Lisa LancasterSallie and Edwin SternJames W. StevensLeila and Melville StrausHelene SwedowskyHolly SwettRiverside Church, City of New YorkKarol and Steve TodrysNancy and Robert TreuholdHelen S. TuckerRima Vargas-VetterJane Veron and Andrew FeldsteinAnn VineyAndrea and Paul VizcarrondoCharles WarrenHelene Weiss and Ronald WeissBetsy Werthan and Bart SchwartzJill and Roger Witten and Jill WittenVicky and Andrew WittensteinDiane WohlGilda G. WrayHee Sun Yu

eleanor rooseVelt leGaCy soCiety

The Eleanor Roosevelt Legacy Society recognizes CCC family members and friends who have included CCC in their estate planning. These individuals have combined their desire to give to CCC with their overall financial, tax, and estate planning goals. By standing with CCC and assuring our financial health well into the future, these individuals exemplify the vision and dedication of one of our most prominent founders, Eleanor Roosevelt.

Diana ElghanayanCarol J. FeinbergJudith A. Garson, Esq.Chris Stern HymanKatherine KahanJeffrey G. LeedsLee A. LinkMarilyn Z. LubellMaryann MarstonSamuel P. PeabodyMarcy A. SandlerNancy SolomonHeidi StamasElizabeth H.Wolff

the fund to seCure eVery Child’s birthriGht

The Fund to Secure Every Child’s Birthright is CCC’s multi-year major gift campaign to secure gifts of $10,000 or more from individual donors to support core programs and activities related to our Securing Every Child’s Birthright® program agenda. We would like to thank the following donors for their support of our effort.

$100,000 or more

Carol J. FeinbergJudith A. Garson & Steven N. RappaportChris Stern HymanSamuel I. Newhouse Foundation

$50,000 or more

Constance & Henry ChristensenBarbara & W. Loeber LandauNancy & Alan N. LockerChaille B. Maddox & Jonathan A. KneeEmily & James SatloffElizabeth & Robert Sheehan

$25,000 or more

Diana & Frederick ElghanayanGail & S. Parker GilbertJennifer Hand & Thomas TierneyWendy Mackenzie &

Alexander CortesiMaryann & Robert MarstonMartha J. OlsonHeidi Stamas

$10,000 or more

Lee & Fritz LinkElinor G. Mannucci*Samuel & Judith* PeabodyNancy & David SolomonJoan S. Steinberg

PuttinG kids first: board desiGnated assets

The Board Designated Assets are long-term investments to ensure Citizens’ Committee for Children’s future financial health. Gifts and pledges listed below.

$50,000 or more

Carol J. FeinbergJudith A. Garson & Steven N. RappaportGail & S. Parker GilbertJennifer Hand & Thomas TierneyThe Estate of Patricia HartungThe Estate of Maurice H. KaufmanBarbara & W. Loeber LandauThe Estate of Marie MarkusMaryann & Robert MarstonKatherine & Joseph Mele

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Samuel & Judith* PeabodyEmily & James SatloffMarge & Walter* Scheuer

$25,000 or more

Judy Tobias Davis* & Lewis Davis*Diana & Frederick ElghanayanDiane & Blaine FoggGerald GoldsmithEdith & Hamilton KeanElaine and Mark KesselLee & Fritz LinkNancy & Alan N. LockerMarilyn & Jay LubellMartha J. OlsonCharlotte Pratt*Nora S. & Homer SchaafElizabeth & Robert SheehanNancy & David Solomon

$10,000 or more

Andrea & William BatesAmy & Peter BernsteinFrances Davis*Shirley & David GinzbergNancy & Thomas* HovingJanet M. JohnsonChaille B. Maddox & Jonathan A. KneeJoan & Albert KronickRose Kean Lansbury

Wendy Mackenzie & Alexander CortesiSue & Jordan* NagerJohn & Claire ReidBeverly & Edwin RobbinsAudrey A. Rosenman*Heidi StamasJoan S. Steinberg

$5,000 or more

Karen D. BaynardSusan S. & Rodman BenedictFelice & Arnold BurnsDr. Gloria FaretraRuth M. & Arthur A. FederSusan & Lawrence FeldmanEdythe First*Ricki Tigert Helfer & Michael S. HelferAnne K. JonesKatherine KahanFrances Levenson & Bernard WarshavskyPam S. Levin*Ruth S. MaiselElinor G. Mannucci*Hermine & Maurice NessenSusan L. Raanan & Robert FleischerMarcy Sandler & James JanoverJoanne M. Stern*Pat & James WildmanElizabeth H. & Jesse D.* Wolff

$2,500 or more

Priscilla Bijur & Gerald KaneKay & Michael* KalogerakisAlma & Congressman Charles RangelJean & Raymond V.J. SchragMiriam* & Dr. Robert Siffert

$1,500 or more

Thelma Dye, Ph.D.Trudy Festinger, DSWBernard Fisher*Bonnie L. HowardSheila B. Kamerman, DSWDaniel KronenfeldDr. Katherine S. Lobach & Richard J. KaufmanErnesto LoperenaArlette Ferguson MathisJoan McAllisterSally & Alan MendelJohn SanchezAnn SandRuth WoodenHee Sun Yu

up to $1,500

Alma CartenHelen S. CooperMarna DannAnn HotungSister Mary Paul Janchill*Sister Geraldine Tobia*Mr. & Mrs. James A. KrauskopfNatalia & Arthur RitterDarren Walker

the Marion r. asColi, audrey hess and adele r. leVy board desiGnated assets fund

Anne Helen HessWilliam & Susan HessChris Stern Hyman & Morton P. HymanNina RosenwaldAlice & Jesse SigelmanElizabeth & Michael Varet

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Our most ardent financial supporters, consistently sustaining our mission over a period of twenty years or more.

Virginia AaronEfrat AbramsGillis M. AddisonLaurie & Peter Allan AtkinsGillian AttfieldBonnie BachSusan S. BenedictVictor W. BergennSusan BlanchardPreston BrownFaith M. BurkeFrederick & Marie-Claude ButlerNancy CarrCarrol L. CartwrightConstance ChristensenLouis Z. CooperAnne S. DavidsonElizabeth de CuevasCatherine & Daniel DavisonPatricia DempseyCarol & Irwin DickmanElinor Fosdick DownsRuth M. FederCarol J. FeinbergMr. and Mrs. Allen S. FergangTrudy Festinger

Janet FinkFred N. FishmanDiane A. FoggBarrett B. FrelinghuysenMarianne GerschelGail A. GilbertShirley GinzbergAlice & Roger L. Greif Agnes GundSusan HalpernRita HarrisInge HeckelAlexandra A. HerzanAnne Helen HessRuth W. HoughtonNancy HovingChris Stern HymanAnne E. ImpellizzeriKathe JervisAnne K. JonesKatherine S. KahanMimi KarlinHam and Edie KeanDavid Alan KirschPatti A. KleinDavid KochWerner H. KramarskyJames A. KrauskopfDaniel KronenfeldJoan M. KronickBarbara & Loeber LandauJoann Lang

Rose K. LansburyJo Carole & Ronald S. LauderLeonard LauderAmy LawrenceHelena LeeJeffrey G. LeedsFrances W. LevensonJoan & Robert LevinePatricia S. LevinsonLee A. LinkAnn Ross LoebArthur LoebErnesto LoperenaWendy MackenzieAlice N. MaduroDavid & Frances MageeJoan S. McAllisterBrenda G. McGowanAnn MestresSue NagerHermine F. NessenSusan NewhouseLyn R. OliensisSamuel P. PeabodyMarian PillsburyLynn PovichRené & Rubin RabinowitzMary D. ReddNancy ReinishMrs. Henry Hart RiceBarbara RoamanArlene Roberts

Camilla M. RosenfeldMary Ellen RudolphNancy K. RudolphAnn S. SandNora S. SchaafElizabeth H. ScheuerMarge ScheuerRobert B. SempleFelice K. SheaElizabeth M. SheehanMarlene ShufroGil ShivaStanely & Sydney ShumanSandra K. SilverMickey SirowitzEdith Van SlyckMay SollCatherine & Gordon StantonPhoebe R. StantonEleanor StierLaurie M. TischHelen S. TuckerNancy WacksteinJudith D. WallachDeborah WetzlerLois Q. WhitmanSusan R. WitterElizabeth H. WolffBeth & Earle Yaffa

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