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Impact Report 2005-2006

Our Mission
To direct the energy and innovation of young people
toward ensuring that all community members have access to
the services, opportunities, and attention that they need
to pursue employment, self-sufficiency, and personal success.

Our Vision
Mobilizing a Generation of Leaders

NSP is dedicated to strengthening our communities and

developing the leaders who will care for them.
Understanding that the youth of this country will soon be
responsible for its safekeeping, NSP seeks to unite a national
movement of students dedicated to direct service now,
so that the systemic challenges we inherit do not become ones
we will pass on.

Contents
Letter from the CEO 1
Experience NSP 2
Client Testimonial 3
Experience Results 4
Experience Commitment 6
Experience Innovation 8
Volunteer Testimonial 9
Experience Partnership 10
Partner Profile 11
Thanking Our Donors 12
NSP Directory 16
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Letter from the CEO

Dear Friends,

I am delighted to share with you this year’s Impact Report, which revolves around the idea of the NSP
Experience. As you read on, I hope that you’ll notice the commonalities between the experiences of
different NSP stakeholders—our clients, our student volunteers, our partners. Above all else, the NSP
Experience hinges on the idea that our destiny is intertwined with that of our neighbors.

To underscore this point, you’ll notice that we never refer to the NSP Experience of community
members or of students in isolation. This report focuses on what unites our clients, volunteers, and
partners—results, commitment, innovation, and partnership.

Our 2005-2006 program year is best summed up by the idea of community immersion. We drilled deeper
into the communities we presently serve, expanding the portfolio of services that we offer to clients.
Our numbers of meetings per client and services rendered per client saw impressive growth over last
year’s numbers, resulting in our highest-ever rates of job and housing placements. Similarly, our
volunteer base and the hours they served grew substantially, which undoubtedly enhanced the quality
of our client service and the overall impact of the NSP Experience on the lives of the young people who
serve with us.

Financially, 2005-2006 was marked by sharp increases in private revenue, which we hope to repeat in the
year ahead; we believe that the more diverse our base of funding is, the more sustainable NSP will be.
We owe special thanks to Tom Brokaw, General Wesley Clark, and Senator Arlen Specter—three long-time
NSP supporters who generously stepped up to bolster NSP’s funding activities this past year.

Most importantly, we continue to work hard to make sure that you—our valued individual supporters—
experience the impact of your investments. I hope that the following pages will allow you to see your
support come alive, and I look forward to building upon our shared NSP Experience in the months and
years ahead.

With gratitude,

Kirsten E. Lodal
CEO, Co-Founder

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experience NSP
WHAT WE DO Local Advisory Boards
NSP operates a national network of resource centers (Local Offices), staffed NSP offices are supported by Local Advisory Boards, made up of community
by top student volunteers from area colleges and universities. Working leaders within the human services, government, education, and private
one-on-one with low-income community members (clients), NSP volunteers sectors. NSP’s Local Advisory Boards ensure that each local office reflects its
provide intensive on-site and referral services that enable clients to: locate host community’s culture and priorities.
employment; secure affordable housing, health care, childcare, and other
services; and pursue long-term career and life goals. Perhaps most Volunteer Leadership
importantly, NSP volunteers provide clients with hours of listening and Each NSP local office is staffed by:
support services that are rarely available in other service agencies. • 2-4 Local Directors—Student leaders who are appointed for one- to two-year
terms and provide management and vision for an office.
HOW IT WORKS • 1 Site Coordinator—A full-time fellow (funded through the Corporation for
NSP Local Offices are located in impoverished areas (accessible to campuses) National and Community Service AmeriCorps program) who provides
that exhibit high levels of unemployment, homelessness and other pervasive capacity building support to each Local Office to ensure NSP’s community
barriers to work, education and service access. Local Offices are open to the impact.
community from 40-50 hours each week. Offices are typically situated in • 15-50 Student Volunteers—Students who work directly with NSP clients to
community centers that house several other agencies. provide services and identify appropriate resources.

Clients NSP National Office

NSP’s target client base consists of individuals aged 16-65 who lack sufficient NSP’s National Office, based in Washington, DC, provides Local Offices with
access to the employment, educational and social services opportunities the full-time supervision, management resources, financial support and tools
available to them. NSP’s clientele is generally low-income and/or homeless, that they need to provide consistent, high-quality client service. The NSP
an even mix of males and females, and exceedingly diverse in race, language National Office performs the primary financial management, training and
spoken, religion, and ethnicity. NSP has no eligibility requirements and quality assurance functions of the organization.
provides all of its services at no cost to its clients.

Community Partners
NSP enlists a network of local specialists through both its partnerships and its
Local Advisory Boards to ensure clients are receiving comprehensive services.
For example, while NSP conducts job searches and writes resumes, we do not
provide childcare. Each Local Office forms partnerships with area childcare
providers to ensure NSP clients who need those services can access them.

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client testimonial: Rafael Cabrera

Back home in Puerto Rico, a beautiful little bring hope to my situation. My cash was running
island, I owned my own café. However, a high low; we had to prioritize my list of goals. In my
cost of living and slow economy made life as a first meeting, we located a homeless shelter
storeowner a daily struggle. When this coupled and applied for food stamps. Next, we tackled
with a family crisis, I lost my business and most employment by writing a resume and enrolling
of my savings. At age 48, I decided it was time in a job-training program.
to make my life better. I wanted to finally
With the excitement still fresh, I received
pursue my passion of environmental studies. Less than a month after coming to NSP, I
more good news. I was eligible for a room in an
secured a job at a cosmetic factory. Despite
interim housing program that aims to find per-
In April, with 100 hours of college credit and my being temporary, it allowed me to start saving
manent housing for residents within 120 days.
remaining savings, I left my parents to head to money and offered opportunities for growth
Chicago—a place where friends said opportuni- within the company. A week into the job, I took
I am so grateful for NSP and how far they went
ties laid around every corner. Little did I know my work ID to NSP so I could show them that
beyond my job and housing search, even
the difficulties I would instantly face. our hard work was paying off.
helping me to find a low-cost eye care program
when my glasses broke.
The move proved more expensive than I Three months later, I earned my first promotion
could’ve imagined; I didn’t have enough left to when the company offered me a position as a
Yet, my time with NSP is just beginning. I still
afford an apartment. With my job search machine operator. However, difficulties in
come to work on my career goal of doing
producing nothing but dead ends, I landed on accessing my transcripts from Puerto Rico put
environmental work that brought me to
the streets, devastated, a situation that makes my advancement on hold. At this point, my
Chicago. Additionally, I have started a financial
it nearly impossible to build a new life. How temporary job had ended, and I was fearful
literacy program and hope to enroll in more
had I gone from a storeowner earning college of having to go back to square one. When NSP
college classes.
credit to a homeless man living day to day? learned of my newest challenge, they quickly
stepped up as my research headquarters.
Now, I am able to give something back to the
Without as much as a telephone number, no
community that has given me so much by volun-
one wanted to help me. But, after a week of The students diligently worked over the
teering in the NSP office as a Spanish translator
searching, I was directed to NSP. internet to find my transcripts, helping me
so that others can experience similar successes.
secure the position. On September 21, I started
Barely across NSP’s doorstep, volunteers my first full-time job in Chicago with benefits!
I have found a new family at NSP, and things are
welcomed me in. They were eager to listen and
getting better every day.

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experience RESULTS NSP pairs volunteers with clients to effectively address the tough social issues that
so many Americans face—unemployment, homelessness, under-education, lack of
healthcare and general poverty. With a focus on comprehensive solutions, we aim to
enable long-term success for each and every client. While responding to immediate
policy changes, we also teach volunteers and clients to advocate for change in their
own futures and communities. Our results are not captured in just one statistic but in
the lives we affect and the leaders we create.

Service By The Numbers

500
13 70,000

64,
11 60,000

200
9 50,000

43,
40,000
7

30,000
5

20,000
3
10,000
1

Meetings per client Services per client Services rendered

2005 2006

Identifying teamwork as a driver of success, this year NSP challenged volunteers and
“They really take their time with you. clients to learn from each other’s experiences—to more fully explore the root of each
They don’t do the work for you. They walk you problem, to dig deeper into available community resources and to devise solutions
through it, which helps you learn as you go.” that promise long-term sustainability. In the past twelve months, volunteers and
clients met more frequently and volunteers provided increased services to clients
NSP Client relative to last year. This work resulted in a 52% increase in housing secured this
year, a 28% increase in job placements and more connected communities.

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Volunteer Hours per Year Number of volunteers

553
National Volunteer hours served
40
Average
60,330
Valuation of hours
$1,088,353
Source: www.independentsector.org
NSP 109 By engaging students in our active leadership
model, NSP empowers them to advocate and
make decisions—for themselves, their clients
and our communities. This year, a growing
volunteer base achieved an unprecedented
level of service. Our students value
NSP volunteers serve nearly THREE TIMES as volunteerism and make consistent service an
many hours as their college peers. integral part of their daily lives. With their
commitment, NSP saw better results for our
Source: Corporation for National and clients.
Community Service

“NSP changes one life at a time. In doing that,

you are changing our communities and our country.”
David Eisner, CEO, Corporation for
National and Community Service

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experience COMMITMENT We believe that the answers to our communities’ challenges can only be reached
through open discussion, mutual respect and a willingness to learn. NSP clients and
volunteers commit to learning about their community and growing as its change
agents together. With their dedication, NSP turns dreams into plans and ideas into
actions.

88% of volunteers report gaining confidence

in community resources

“I credit NSP for getting me to the place I’m in now.

I feel confident in my ability to make change. NSP has
given me the tools to feel I can make a difference.”

NSP Volunteer

82% of clients affirm that NSP helped them create

a plan for success

With an understanding that success requires work

and commitment, clients come back to the office an
average of three times to ensure lasting solutions.

79% of volunteer plan to spend their entire

college career with NSP
“NSP has shaped my college experience—through NSP
I discovered my passions, enhanced my academic
experience, had my first ‘real job’ and met some of my
best friends.”

NSP Volunteer

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87% of volunteers express commitment to

public service after NSP
“NSP taught me that service doesn’t end after graduation
and no matter what career path I choose I always have the
opportunity to actively contribute back to my community.”
NSP Alum

80+ alumni made a financial contribution to NSP or

attended an NSP social or service event this year
NSP alumni pursue a cross-section of careers, from
advertising and banking to teaching and art. No matter
their life’s work, our alums continue to impact their
communities through ongoing commitment to NSP.
Engaging their friends and other like-minded individuals,
NSP alums organized social events and service days,
provided career advice to current students and increased
our access to corporate support through their work places.

Sources: 2005-2006 NSP Client Satisfaction Survey, Volunteer Experience Survey & NSP
Alumni Association Report

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experience INNOVATION
NSP maximizes results for our clients by utilizing technology. We move beyond the
physical constraints of a Local Office to communicate, collaborate and share informa-
tion with the entire NSP community. A client walking in to a Local Office is met by
one student, but has behind him or her the training and experience of over 500 NSP
volunteers in our connected network.

NSP’s award-winning Central Online Resource Index (CORI) and our document sharing
medium, NSPedia, are the crux of our technology structure.

CORI is a proprietary case management technology that measures impact, tracks

progress and manages the portfolios of NSP’s clients, volunteers and community part-
ners nationwide. This year, each Local Office used CORI-compiled statistics to assess
their impact, project their goals and identify areas for growth in the year ahead.

Driven by student demand and innovation, NSP launched NSPedia in the fall of
2005, a document sharing intranet run with Wiki shareware. NSPedia allows volun-
teers from each NSP office to post information, tools and templates about industry
trends, innovative client service projects or relevant news articles to the web for any
NSP volunteer to access. NSPedia heightens inter-office communication and pro-
motes volunteer network collaboration, connecting volunteers from any one of our 40
partner universities as well as NSP alumni. By allowing our network to communicate,
share resources and exchange ideas we enhance our ability to serve clients and build
a virtual library of on-demand resources.

NSP’s technology-based service model increases tech literacy among our volunteers
and clients, a skill critical to success in today’s online world. From writing a resume
to conducting a housing search, NSP clients utilize technology to achieve self-suffi-
ciency. This year, NSP provided clients with over 3 times as many technology services
as last year by being an access point to technology for 3,995 clients and teaching
693 of these clients to use the internet and email.

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volunteer testimonial: Danielle Egic

Since the age of two, I have been driven to be Through NSP, I have discovered a way to start
active and involved - it didn’t matter if it was closing the gap by giving my time, attention
dancing, Girl Scouts or starting a chapter of and knowledge to community members. I can
Amnesty International in high school. With an connect on a human level before tackling the
older sister who left big footsteps, I was logistics of creating a technical plan to
constantly striving to equal all that she did. In complement dreams. I believe that this
our close-knit family, we encouraged taking on personal, yet purpose-driven approach creates
new challenges, while also valuing those lasting change. I’m not providing a temporary
moments when we could step back and enjoy fix, I’m developing relationships and educating
life. During our Long Island falls, we always people to the fact that real change takes time
set aside the time for relaxing activities like and together we can get there. I have seen the
pumpkin and apple picking as a family. However, results that NSP is capable of, whether it is a changed me at a level I have never experienced
two years ago as I entered college, the cooling job or a boost in self-confidence; my clients are before.
air and falling leaves ushered in a permanent proof that lives can improve. Also, the change
change in my life. isn’t just in their lives; it’s in mine too. During my semesters and summer with NSP, my
future has taken shape. Raised in a family
As a freshman at Fordham University, I came While volunteering with NSP, I have learned where community involvement was a basic
eye to eye with the social gap that existed about the hidden treasures of the Bronx—its value, I have always known that I had a passion
between university students and Bronx rich history and its thriving culture. My clients to work for social justice. But now the desire
community members. I discovered that an have exposed me to the grassy, green areas that has intensified. The inherent nature and
overwhelming number of families had no escape break up the Bronx city landscape. Every day on founding mission of NSP have inspired me to live
from their environment of constant worry over my walk from campus to the NSP office I pass by out my dreams and to take the initiative to be
making ends meet, securing their next meal a community garden, where everyone pitches in a leader. I can’t wait to continue to address the
or making rent this month. It frustrated me to cultivate a shared crop of fruits and issues of poverty and unjust class distinctions
that people who grew up only 45 minutes away vegetables. The garden is a place to hang out, that have been so ingrained in my experience as
from me suffered at this level. With barriers to read a book or mingle with neighbors, and it has a NSP volunteer. What NSP has taught me is not
resources in the Bronx being both visible and let me develop a deeper appreciation for the something that I will forget after finals—these
symbolic, I became focused on a desire to erase Bronx and the lives of my clients. This knowl- lessons are molding my life.
the disparity and to share the opportunities edge can’t be found in a textbook and has
I had found at Fordham.

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experience PARTNERSHIP
Partnering with NSP is more than a donation; it is an opportunity to actively National Student Partnerships, Inc.
shape your community. From sitting on an NSP Local Advisory Board to Statement of Activities for Fiscal year ending 08/31/06.
participating on an event Host Committee, our partners provide the expertise Audited financial statements available upon request.
and support that make our programs possible. With a lean cost structure and
strong sense of fiscal responsibility, NSP ensures that every dollar donated,
every in-kind gift made and every hour of time contributed has meaningful Revenue
impact in our communities. Together with our partners we identify community Contributions and Private Grants 639,261
challenges and make effective plans to address them. Government Grants (DoL) 454,264

117% increase in overall private revenue from In-kind Contributions:

AmeriCorps*VISTA 432,480
FY’05 to FY’06 Other 4,710
NSP focuses on sustainability, both in the lives of our clients and in the Other Income 9,471
staying power of our programs. This year we diversified our funding base to Total Revenue 1,540,186
make certain that NSP is not reliant on a single funding stream, thus
reducing our vulnerability in a turbulent funding environment and ensuring Expenses
each donor dollar has lasting impact. Program Costs 1,071,707

73%
Management and General 95,085
increase in event revenue from Development 164,096
FY’05 to FY’06 Total Expenses 1,330,888

Helping us achieve record high event success this year, individual donors Change in net assets 209,298
deepened their commitment to NSP, joining us for fundraising events in Net assets, beginning of year (127,669)
New York, Chicago and DC and inviting new friends into the NSP family. Net assets, end of year 81,629
From $20 for resume writing supplies to $20,000 for leadership training,
individual donations like yours comprise the base of NSP’s support network.

365% increase in foundation and corporate

funding from FY’05 to FY’06
“Once a person learns of NSP’s efforts to improve
the state of American poverty, I cannot imagine
why he or she would choose not to invest.”
We believe the increased investment of foundations and corporations locally
and nationally is critical to our ongoing success. This year, foundations and Trey Taylor, Taylor Companies,
corporations responded to our call by supporting NSP’s clients and
volunteers at the highest rate to date. NSP Board of Directors

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partner profile: Tufts University

The partnership between Tufts University and develop as part of the community by spread-
NSP began in 2003, a year before an NSP office ing the NSP name among local businesses and
existed in the neighborhood. Realizing that Tufts organizations, conducting a tour of local service
students were so compelled by NSP’s mission agencies for NSP volunteers and sponsoring
that they regularly commuted to NSP-Cambridge interns through Tisch College. Over the past
to volunteer, a core group of Tufts faculty and year, collaboration between Tufts, Tisch College On October 25, 2006, the Massachusetts Rehabilitation
administrators began working to bring NSP to and NSP has resulted in a community health fair Center (MRC) recognized NSP-Somerville and its Tufts
their campus. and a financial literacy program, which not only volunteers for their commitment and assistance with
addressed the needs of community members the MRC’s Job Club and other initiatives that helped
In early 2004 with the faculty’s support, a team but increased the volunteer knowledge base of Somerville residents with disabilities find
of 20 determined Tufts students began resources. employment. Program Manager Meg Newman (left)
recruiting like-minded peers to the movement. and Site Coordinator Sarah Mengel (center) accepted
the award on behalf of all NSP volunteers.
Efforts were propelled when then-senior According to Lisa Brukilacchio, Community
Lisa Brukilacchio of Tisch College (right) attended the
Muzammil Mustafa joined the ranks and took on Engagement Specialist of the Lincoln Filene event in support of NSP.
the fledgling NSP-Somerville as his Scholar proj- Center for Community Partnerships at Tisch
ect with the Jonathan M. Tisch College of College, involvement with NSP exposes students
Citizenship and Public Service at Tufts, a to on-the-ground social issues, while providing a stronger communities,” said Lisa, who has been
program designed to promote student civic valuable service to the community. with NSP-Somerville since its first anniversary.
engagement and involvement in the community.
In a matter of months, the astounding student “Students are changed by this new knowledge Currently, staff members of Tisch College and
response convinced the NSP National Office to and wisdom. They return to campus and start the University’s Community Relations office
include the site in expansion plans and the doors to truly reflect on issues of privilege and power. serve as advisors on the NSP-Somerville Local
were opened full-time. However, true change comes when students then Advisory Board and are among the key liaisons
translate this new perspective into responses between the University, the community and the
Since providing initial seed money to get the and actions. The meaningful, productive students. Together NSP and Tufts are creating
office going and connecting NSP with leaders at community-based experience provided by NSP results that not only have immediate, local
the Somerville Homeless Coalition where NSP ensures the fulfillment of the Tufts’ goal of community effects but are also empowering
is now housed, Tufts staff has been integral in preparing graduates to be committed public students to be effective public advocates for the
maintaining the vitality of the Somerville office. citizens who take an active role in building future.
Members of Tufts leadership have helped NSP

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Thanking Our Donors

National Student Partnerships is grateful for the support of the following individuals, foundations, universities, corporations
and government agencies whose significant contributions help to make our work possible. Thank you for being our partner
in these efforts! Listing reflects all gifts received between September 1, 2005 and August 31, 2006.

Government Partners Virginia Non-Profit Housing Rotberg Comens Bray Robert and Linda Piazza (Mary Beth Berkoff) Robert and Mary Jo Milbank Gerald and Eve Tarre
The Corporation for National Coalition (Bob and Anna Foundation Powell Goldstein, LLP Robert and Sara Cusimano Daniel and Wea Nichols William Terpstra
and Community Service/ Lou Schaberg) John and Adele Simmons Frederick and Diana Prince Andy and Celia David Phillip and Marjorie Odeen Anne Thompson
AmeriCorps*VISTA George and Christine Easton Ragsdale and Dirk and Caroline Degenaars William and Pilar O’Leary Robert and Margi Vanderhye
The U.S. Department of Magna Cum Laude Partners Stonbely Wendy Lee Max and Megan DeZara Russell Palmer Jim and Milde Waterfall
Labor ($5,000-9,999) Peter and Suzanne Fuad and Bonnie Farah William Passmore and Sidney Werkman and
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Honors Partners Romatowski Lee and Mindy Foley Caroline Krass Nancy Folger
President’s Council Feld, LLP ($1,000-2,499) William Rosenberg Fred and Susan Forman Joaquin Perez-Arrieta Kenneth and Dorothy
($75,000+) Tom and Meredith Brokaw Anonymous Charles and Barbara Rossotti Stanley Freeman and Michael and Monica Peterson Woodcock
Catherine B. Reynolds Edgar and Clarissa Bronfman Ariel Capital Management Fred and Stephanie Shuman Cecilia Parajon Rob and Sally Petroelje Bob Woodward and
Foundation The Charles Jacob Don and Anne Ayer David and Anna Steinhardt Stephen and Lynn Glasser Franklin and Wendy Raines Elsa Walsh
Foundation Weston and Barbara Burnett John and Toby Taylor Armando and Maria Gomez Matthew and Tina Ripperger Todd and Holly Wright
Provost Club Philip Deutch and Marne Michael Carpenter James and Stephanie Toback John and Sherri Goodman Guy Robinson and Salvatore Zizza and
(50,000-74,999) Levine Pat Cave Rock Tonkel Joshua Gotbaum and Elizabeth Stribling Patty Theis
Global Printing, Inc. Generation Engage Daniel and Susan Christman Carl and Lina Treleaven Joyce Thornhill Larry and Marcia Ross
Laurence and Susan Hirsch James and Mary Connelly The University of Richmond Patrick and Sheila Gross Eugene and Iris Rotberg Junior Partners ($250-499)
Dean’s List Eugene Keilin and Robert and Jamie Craft Antoine and Emily van Kenneth Handal and Mary Eric and Laurie Roth Betty Sue Adelman
($25,000-49,999) Joanne Witty Jack Davies Agtmael Francina Golden Philip and Janet Rotner Mark and Carolyn Agnew
Verizon Foundation Rick and Nancy Kreiter Dana Devereux and Deborah John and Joan Van Der Aa Gregory and Alyssa Hertzig James and Heather Ruth Tom and Barbie Alt, in honor
Wachovia Foundation Pfizer, Inc. Hensley, in honor of Charles and Donna Ward Jeff and Karen Holway Christian Salomone and of Rick and Nancy Kreiter
Polk Bros. Foundation Michelle Devereux Yale Hunger and Benjamin and Gisela Suzanne Fine Mark Anderson
Valedictorian Circle Powers Pyles Sutter & Kevin Downey and Homelessness Action Huberman Paul and Betty Lou Saltzman Susan Lucia Annunzio
($15,000-24,999) Verville, P.C. Michele Jolin Project Jerry and Isabel Jasinowski Darryl and Alicia Sargent Joe and Sandra Arangio
The Morris & Gwendolyn Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & William Drayton Vernon and Ann Jordan Ted Schell and Rita O’Connor Charlene Baizer
Cafritz Foundation Rosati Tim and Elizabeth Dugan Senior Partners ($500-999) David Karabell and Roy and Sara Schotland Robert Baizer
Peter Kellner Kenneth and Diane Feinberg Andrew and Harriet Berkman Paula Moss William and Rebecca Howard Balikov and
Cum Laude Partners Frederick and Suzie Fletcher The Sybiel B. Berkman John Keh, in honor of the Senhauser Lisa Rosenberg
Summa Cum Laude Partners ($2,500-4,999) Four Lanes Trust (Wendy Foundation NSP Alumni Association Erica Simmons John Barker and
($10,000-14,999) Anonymous Makins) Richard and Amelia Bernstein Kip and Sara Kirkpatrick John and Sally Simms Anne Witkowski
Bank of America George and Mary Anne Boyd Lawrence and Lorna Graev Robert and Nancy Blank Ronald Lambert and Warren and Florence William and Janet Beatty
Capital One Pierre and Amy Chao Ellen Howe Tony Blinken and Evan Ryan Heather Ross Sinsheimer Nancy Beer Tobin
FedEx Corporation Robert and Linda Cutler Kenilworth Union Church William Broyles, Jr. Nick and Gardiner Lapham Joel and Karen Sirkin Anne Benoist
William and Randa Gerrity The Fannie Mae Foundation Henry and Charlotte Susan Burk Terry and Margaret Lenzner Terry Slease Allen Berg
The Gray Charitable Trust Foley Maldonado & O’Toole Kimelman William and Buffy Cafritz Marion Lynton Walter Slocombe and Stephen Berger and
Richard and Carol Hochman Thomas and Eileen McIntyre Jack and Lisa Langer Rob and Chris Carmona Melanie Madigan Ellen Seidman Cynthia Wainwright
Jan and Elizabeth Lodal Charles and Anne Mullany Anthony and Burks Lapham Henry and Jessica Catto Jane Maggin Albert and Shirley Small Brian and Carole Berke
Marne Obernauer and Navigant Consulting Marc Lawrence Krishna and Kumari R. Ernest Mahaffey and Stephen and Martha Smith Stuart Bernstein
Peggy Culver David Parker and Robert and Marilyn Mazur Chintamaneni Sheila Penrose Rod Smith Ben Binswanger
The Richard H. Driehaus Marian Davis Evelyn Nef Philip and Carolyn Cohan Fred and Harriet McClure Michael Sobel Andrew Block
Foundation David and Susan Rahm Wayne and Melodie Melvin and Ryna Cohen Michael McCurdy and Steel City Media Thomas Block and
Smith Rothchild Financial Rotberg Comens Booth Oldenburg Susan Cohen Lisa Ripperger Warren and Susan Stern Marilyn Friedman
Foundation Arnold Penner Stuart and Betty Cotton McKinsey & Company, Inc. John and Katherine Stookey Dennis and Shirley
Bill and Lee Perry Creative Consortium, Ltd. Jason and Deborah McManus Mark and Katie Sullivan Bloomquist

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Marian and Clyde Brandt Laura MacCallum Robert Victor and Lexa Edsall Elizabeth Boyd Floyd and Judy Domer Steven and Sharon Hinshaw Fred and Marlene Malek
Georgiana Brooks Rodd and Jodi Macklin John Villa Jack Brady and Gail Griffith Michelle Donegan, in honor Fred and Mary Hitz Rick Malnati
Michael and Merle Cahan Brown McCullough William Volpe Bruce and Laura Brancheau of Craig Wiggins Kevin Hodges and Andrew Marks and
Scott and Irene Cho* Stanton McCullough Mary Waite Edward and Jane Brandwein Dennis and Sherri Dorman Andrea Miano Susan Esserman
Kenneth and Elizabeth Close Michael McNamara Roger and Judy Wallenstein John and Jane Brickman James Doty Michael and Leslie Holling Carol Marlantes
Kevin Conlon Craig and Claudia Mengel Leon and Mabel Weil Mary Brophy David and Angela Duff Gerry Holmes and Kenneth and Louise Marshall
John and Kellie Cronin Robert Miller Joshua and Gail Weisberg Edward and Marnell Bruce Larry Einbinder Jennifer Ludden John and Gail Marshall
Steve and Nancy Crown Tom and Janice Milone Fred and Linda Wertheimer Peter Bryant Ricardo and Isabel Ernst Hopewell Ventures Michael and Gloria Masterson
Dominic and Rita Cusimano Kevin Morgan Robert and Patricia Wilburn David and Helene Buchen Tom and Kristine Evans Eric and Tiffany Hunsader Matthew Mazur
Lynn and Judy Deason Doug Nash Kerry Williams and William and Judith Buechner Corinne Fetman Gary and Ann Hunt James and Mary Jane McCann
Lyle Dennis Eugene Newman and Christine Dibartolo Josh Burden Annette Findling Jonathan and Ashanti Hunt Matt and Kim McCue
Todd Dimston Maryellen Cunnion, in Edwin and Kathe Williamson Stephen and Donna Calk Dennis Fischman Stephanie Hurlbert Edward and Gaye McCullough
Tom and Barbie Donnelley honor of Ruth Cunnion David Wilson and Amy Camassar* Julian Flannery Marc Hurwitz Andrew McKey and Marcia Ely
Ronald and Beth Dozoretz John and Gail Nields Ariane de Vogue Michael and Josephine E-Ting and Chen-Hui Foo, in William and Evelyn Hyland Daniel McLaughlin
Michael Edwards and Steve and Ilene Novack Ellis Wisner, in memory of Camilleri honor of the NSP Alumni Dick and Connie Hyman Claudia McLaughlin
Jennifer Urquhart Howard and Joan Oestreich Christopher Makins Douglas Campbell Association Michael Iannuzzi Meagher Insurance Agency,
Robert and Jessica Einhorn Violet Oldenburg Paul Wolff and Stephanie Campbell Michael Geary Anthony Imamura and Inc.
Scott and Laura Eisen Ted and Susan Oppenheimer Rhea Schwartz Robert and Mary Kate Cary David and Anne Gergen Bryan Slater Martin Michaelson
Mark and KC Elander, in Mark Penn and Richard Zisook Lee and Wendy Chaikin Bert and Susie Getz Jerry and Ann Jaeger Eve Miller
honor of Cate Elander Nancy Jacobson Ted and Amy Zook Bruce and Mary-Ann Roger Gill Melissa Josephs Kris Minor
David Fischer Joe and Kara Petrosinelli Chamovitz Sol and Robyn Gittleman* Jennifer Juzaitis Marty Moe and Lisel Loy
Jeffrey and Susan Freed Barry and Marilynn Preston Sophomore Partners JC Chang Mark Gold Lesley Kagan Rob Muller and Sally Sachar
Richard Fuchs and Jon and Stephanie Reckler ($100-249) John and Kathy Chefas David and Felice Goldman* Gerald and Priscilla Kane Christopher Murphy
Judith Hochman Jason Redlus Anonymous (2) Chemcraft International, Inc. James Goldman* Brian Kane Todd and Meg Myers
Cory and Tara Gaffney Richard and Barbara Rindo Anonymous, in honor of Michael and Martha Cheshire John Goodell Wendee Kanerak David Myszkowski
Lee Glazer Roger and Fran Rooney Patricia Perez John and Trisha Christman Michelle Gonzalez Joe and Jennifer Kanosky Rich Nicolaides
David and Onnie Goldman Selwa Roosevelt Kazark and Niyi Abdul Michael Chung* John and Marilyn Gordon Mike Karegeannes Thomas and Jane Nigra
Steven and Jill Gomberg Oren and Barbara Root Matt and Mary Adams Ada Ciniglio Lee and Dana Gordon Peter and Janice Kari James and Emmy Noorigian
Doug and Mary Clare Gourley Jeffrey Rose and Bonnie Agnew Louis and Bonnie Cohen Steven Graver Richard Kasper and Richard and Vicki Noorigian
Ethan Gray Elizabeth Bloch Olumbunmi Akintade Rosalind Cohen Andre and Mae Grennan Kendra Cunningham Ralph and Jane O’Connell
Marc and Jill Greitens Holly Rothschild Robin Perry Allen Matthew Cohen Jason Gross Peter and Stephanie Keehn Dolapo Olunuga
Eric and Suzi Gurry Alan and Hillary Rubin Irwin and Chickie Alter Brian Coleman Marc Grossman and Sheila Keeshin Temitope Omoniyi
Robert Hamerslough and Lawrence and Pepi Rubin Jane Andrews William Coleman Mildred Patterson Victor and Renee Klatt Harry and Ann Oppenheimer
Rhonda Greifinger Dennis and Maureen Ryan Warren and Sue Ellen William and Catherine Jody Haile Tom and Melinda Knuppel Tom Orszulak
Nancy Hearon Joan Saltzman Appleman Colglazier Daniel Hamerslough, in honor Borka Konte Helen Park*
Stephanie Hinshaw Betty Sams Kirk Arnold Charlotte Combre of NSP-Evanston Lucile and Henry Krasnow Jonathan Pastor, in honor of
Robert Hodges Philip and Rosemary Sanborn Laura Ashman David and Dera Cooper Helaine Hamerslough, in Mitchell and Edie Kreiter the NSP Alumni Association
Linwood and Jinks Holton Elizabeth Sands, in honor of Brian Auld, in honor of Esther Coopersmith honor of NSP-Evanston Alan and Kusum Krishnan William Patterson and
Lewis and Shawn Ingall Cynthia Sands Brian Kreiter Albert Copland Andrew and Camille Kimberly Kroll-Wolfberg Nancy Jaffee
Adam and Hannah Isles Emilio and Carol Santi Charles and Susan Baby, in Raniero Cortina Hamilton Linda Kroll Connie Pendleton
Christopher and Christine Eric and Jaclyn Savolainen, honor of Rick and Nancy James and Jane Cosgrove Julie Hamos Peter Kroll and Torrie Flink Pentecostal Tabernacle
Jennings in honor of the NSP Alumni Kreiter Margaret Cowley, in honor of Al and Jackie Harris Gail Kruzel Ritha Pierre
Jesus House Association Edith Balbach* Lee Wells Dana Hart Ronald Kurz Donald and Barbara Pilling
Michael and Jennifer Johnson Mark Schrifin, in honor of Thomas and Patricia Barron Jon Cross and A.A. and Donna Hartman Naomi Lam, in honor of the Phil and Nina Pillsbury
Catherine Jones Stan Freeman Maury and Fran Baskin Rachel Whiteside Deborah Minor Harvey NSP Alumni Association Stuart and Francie Pinkwater
Paul and Teola Jones Catherine Schrupp John and Karen Bates Keating Crown Wallace and Janet Hayward Gardner Lane Roger and Nina Pitkin
Peter and Beverly Jost John and Cheryl Seder David and Susan Baur Donna Cusimano Brendan and Susie Healey Michael Lawrence John and Lynn Pohanka
Elizabeth Kivlan Brian Sharrock David and Susan Beck Kenneth and Marcia Dam Brian and Pamela Henjum, in Rebecca Lee Dale Pollak
Martin and Carol Kolsky Peter Smith Thomas and Judy Bello Dean D’Angelo honor of Matt Henjum Robb and Rachael LeMasters Nicole Rabner
Nancy Kriz Meredith Soren Freese Marti Belluschi Wayne Danley Cindy Hettinga Alexandra Leonard Steve and Susan Raetzman
Gary Lachman David and Robin Sproul Zachary Boisi, in memory of Evan and Mary Davis Martha Heyman Barry and Terri Lind J.M. Ramsay
Anne Ladky Howard and Janice Stoodley Luke Boisi Rudy and Cynthia DeCanio Adrienne Hiegel Carolyn Little Robert and Deborah Render,
Emily Lenzner Frank and Maria Techar Steven and Cathy Bokoff* Gary Dibianco and Jeremy Himelfarb Lord and Taylor in honor of NSP-Evanston
Hilarie and Morris Lieb Isaac and Anne Tripp Esther Bokoff* Sczerina Perot Jeff Himmelman Ernest and Janice MacVicar Bill and Sally Richter
Edward and Dalya Luttwak John and Janet Tysse George and Trish Bolian Jack and Robin Doerge Ken and Caroline Himmelman John and Holly Madigan Ross and Irene Robbins

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Elizabeth Robbins Derek Tarsy Deji Akinyemi Kevin Carr Susan Flynn Christopher and Stephanie David and Kelly Mangel
Betty Rohde Susan Tattershall Tony Alawode Sharon Cascone Olumbunmi Folayan Joseph Elizabeth Manno*
Piercarlo and Jennifer Allison Tepley Brett Alessi Kyle and Christie Cavanaugh Nelson and Cecilia Ford John and Joan Joyce Peter Manzelli
Romano Kenneth and Robert Alexander, in honor of Helen Chamovitz Beth Gaffney Robert Justus and Frank and Suk Massey
Adam Rosman Kathleen Thomas the NSP Alumni Association Kristy Chapman Suzanne Garaffa Pauline Hodges Rob and Lisa Mathias
Hope Ross Michael Thomas Allan and SueAnn Alson Nathan Cheney Allison Gearhart Daniel Kahn, in honor of MaryDana McCann
Ronald and Sandra Rossmann Lauren Todd, in honor of Jim and Terry Anderson, in Marissa Chiarella Timofei Gerasimov, in honor NSP-Cambridge Elizabeth McCann
Doug and Amy Rowe Carrie Chefas honor of Janelle Rae Christopher Clearfield of NSP-Cambridge Dennis Kantor, in honor of Douglas McClure, in honor of
Jane Sahagian Jennifer Tracey, in honor of Cindy Andrews Jim and Bonnie Connors Sam Glass the NSP Alumni Association NSP-Cambridge
Hartzell and Voni Schaff NSP-North Philadelphia Mercy Arrieta William and Mickey Cooney Raymond and Laurie Harvey and Barbara Kaplan, Matthew McCulloch
Michael and Carol Scheffler, Andy and Benjye Troob David and Carol Ashworth Richard and Sue Anne Gonzalez, in honor of in honor of NSP-Evanston Megan McDonald
in honor of Madeline Robert and Mary Trousdale Christina Askins Copeland Nathan Render Marty and Laura Kaufman Peter and Tracey McDowell
Scheffler T’s Restaurant and Bar Patricia Astle Lindsay Copeland and Monique Gonzalez and Buryl and Iris Kay Martin and Julia McGirt
Daniel and Lisbeth Schorr UNC Student Activities Fund Oyinda Awoniyi Carol Goldberg Marjoie Choy Patrick and Jennifer Keenan Diana McGregor
Joseph Schotland and Tony Valasek Taiwo Awosika Matt Crowl Jan Goodell Melinda Kelly John and Carolyn McHugh
Nicole Stata Kathleen Valasek John and Joan Bachman Geoffrey and Barbara Dee Gray Alan Khazei and Jason McLawhorn
Robert Schuckman Lee Vasilatos Lawrence Bacow* Crowley Sarah Green, in honor of Jen Vanessa Kirsch Janice McLeod
Jody Schwartz Jenonne Walker Bill and Karen Barr Cynthesis Consulting Bokoff Linda Khoshaba Sunnie Mealey*
Michael and Abigail Scott Stuart Walker and Muriel Baumgart Chris Damianakes* Mary Green Merrie King, in honor of Dan Meyer
Dan and Joan Senese, in Nicole Bagley Scott Beale and Clint and Gina Davidson Donald Green Caitlin King Charles and Sylvia Meyers
honor of Margaret Senese Wayne and Allison Warner Courtney Krammer Lauren Davis* Lauren Gudritz Ira and Martha Ann Christopher and Jeannie
Stephanie Shuchart, in honor Carole Weaver Peter Behroozi, in honor of Joseph and Pamela Davis Tomas Guillen Kirschbaum Miles
of Carrie Shuchart Harris and Myra Webber NSP-Cambridge Thomas and Barbara Decker Stephen and Sharon Keith and Barb Kizziah Mark Miller and
Ralph Siciliano Ricky and Lynne Weber Angela Marie Beier Christopher Demko Haberfeld Daniel and Jeanne Kleinman, Anita Weinberg
Simon and Nancy Richard and Rachel Wells Matthew and Rebeka Bennett Carol DeVine Jill Habig in honor of the NSP Alumni Corey and Katie Minturn
Sidemon-Eristoff Ward and Karen Werner, in Victoria Benson Katherine DiSalvo Bob and Margie Hake Association Mary Mocny
David and Diane Sigman honor of Katelyn Werner Leonard Berman, in honor of Lindsey Doerr Petrina Hall Mary Kokumo Donald and Nanci Moore
Harry and Suzanne Silver, in Mark and Debbie Werner the NSP Alumni Association Gunther and Nan Doerr Susan Hamsher Susan Kopicki Sebastian Morello*
honor of NSP-Evanston Craig White Marv and Syril Beskin Jim Dolson Gregory Harm, in honor of Elizabeth Koster John and Julia Morris
Talbott Simonds and David White Laura Bethune Margo Doolittle, in honor of NSP-Cambridge Brett Kreiter Sally Mullany
Carter Brooks Glenn Wilcox Avis Bohlen and David Calleo NSP-Evanston Edward Haugh Lawrence Kreiter Anna Mullany
Rebecca Sive Jeremy and Becky Wolsk Marc Bokoff* Sisera Dowdy Tom and Melissa Hay Sarah Kremsner Luke Mullany
William and Nancy Smith Mabel Wonodi Shari Bomke David Dresser Thomas and Gretchen Elena Krieger, in honor of Mark Nahin
Steven Solow and Ken Woodrow and Caroline Bond Elizabeth Drobiarz* Herman NSP-Cambridge Thomas and Katie Nahrwold
Jean Simons Denise Grant Jason Bordoff and Timothy Dukes Thomas and Nancy Heydinger Joanna Krynski Randolph and Nancy New
Charles and Nancy Southwick Joanne Wyman Michelle Greene Christy Durden Amy Hickman Diana Landes* Lisa Nguyen*
Laura Southwick Brian Yablonski and Frank and Kay Borkowski Stephanie Dyer Andrea Hillis John Larsen Nuance Hair Design and
Robert and Barbara Speir Priscilla Dodge Roger and Susan Bottum Elizabeth Eavey Scott Hinshaw Delores Lashley Day Spa, LLC
Gus and Cameron Speth Courtney Young William and Ruth Botzow Jeremy Edwards and Steven and Wanda Hinshaw Cannon Leavelle Michael and Nicole
Robert Spillane Lawrence Zhou, in honor of Ron and Barbara Bowie Amy Nakamoto William and Ellen Hogue Juyeon Lee* Ochsenhirt
John and Patricia Stack the NSP Alumni Association Joseph and Debra Branch Raquel Edwards Christopher Horton Seong and Jae Lee Dave and Anne Oglevee
Kent and Nancy Stansberry Jim Brandt Robert Egger Dawn Hudson Amanda Leissoo Afolake Ogunduyile
Kenneth and Alice Starr Freshman Partners ($1-99) Emily Brennan Joseph and Sylvia Eisenberg, Randall and Linda Hughes Maia Leppo* Dewunmi Okupe
Taylor Stearns* Anonymous (5) Andrew Brodey in memory of Natalie David Hutchinson and Tiffany and Fernando Little Segun Olatunji
Donald and Isabel Stewart Anonymous (3)* Denise Brodey Eisenberg Shari Galiardi Yvonne Liu* Olamide Oloko
Ted Stonbely Anonymous, in honor of Marilyn Brody* Jim and Shari Erwin Trinh Huynh Ilene Lockman Chinyere Olyuide
Edwin and Mona Strassburger NSP-Cambridge Daniel and Honey Bronson, in Eleanor Esmond Dean Inada Lisa Lombardi Sean O’Neill and Julia Bissell
William and Jane Strauss Anonymous, in honor of honor of Jennifer Bronson Andrew and Stacey Evans Robert and Michelle Jackson Patricia Long Joanna Opot
Sarah Strauss Henya Kamesar Katherine Brooks Abimbola Fasosin Linda Jenkins David and Anne Loucks Jean Parechanian
Robert Sugarman and Olaide Adebowale Doug Brown Stephanie Fetzko Steve Jenning and Donna MacDonald Greg Park and Jung-Eun Lee*
Surie Rudoff Kunle Adelekar Matt and Allison Brown Richard Fiesta Linda Kramer Craig MacPherson Scott and Susan Patterson
James and Terry Svenstrup Opeyemi Adewole Ben and Jen Bruckart J. Nicholas and Colleen Filler Jo Anne Jennings Marjorie Mahan Claudia Pazmany
Alexander and Diane Oluseyi Agbabiaka Jeremy Burnette and Kenneth and Kimberly Nicholas Jimenez Kehenile Majolagbe Alison Pedersen
Tachmindji Katherine Aguero Kevin McClelland Fischburg* Virginia Johnson Viola Malone Jerry Pekow
William and Julie Taft Reyez and Georgine Ahmad Michael and Caroline Burns Gary and Jane Fletcher Dick and Jackie Jones Sarah Malouf

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Joaquin and Clemen Janet Seibel George and Jenna Patricia Foo Josh Noble Regal Cinemas, Matching Gifts
Perez-Febles Beverly Seiford, in honor of Wedemeyer Peter Groves Gregory O’Loughlin Washington DC Bank of America
Eric and Jennifer Peterson the NSP Alumni Association Josanna Weeks, in honor of Jeffrey Holzberg* Morgan Oldenburg Saint Rita’s Immigrant and CA, Inc.
Michael and Ashley Petry Hillary Seltzer* NSP-Cambridge Joanna Huey, in honor of John Persinger Refugee Center, Bronx NY ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc.
David and Nancy Pond Michael Seo David Weil, in honor of the NSP-Cambridge Adrienne Piazza Mark Smith and Fannie Mae Foundation
Gene Pokorny and Beth Lodal Barbara Shapiro, in honor of NSP Alumni Association Kate Janeski Kiki Pirgousis Judith M. Chambers JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Habib Pourfakhrai* Nathan Render Brian Weitz Megan Johnson Greg Rice, in honor of the South Bronx Healthy Families Kaplan, Inc.
Jeff and Mary Powell Robert and Margo Shayne Christopher and Karen White Elizabeth Milbank NSP Alumni Association of Saint Barnabas Hospital, The Lubrizol Foundation
Andrew and Shelly Prince, in Paul and Diann Sheridan Lynton White Annie Moyer Dahlia Rockowitz, in honor of Bronx NY RBC Dain Rauscher
honor of Karen and Elliot Erica Shipow* W. Little and Muzammil Mustufa, in honor NSP-Evanston Vera Sturm Starbucks
Cohen Hannah Sides Constance White of the NSP Alumni Elizabeth Ross Starbucks Coffee, Chicago IL United Services Automobile
Progressive Democratic Club Sarah Silverman, in honor of Rick and Nancy Whitfield Association Rachel Sigman Taylor Companies, Association
Steph and Rick Quinn Kirsten Lodal Charlie and Kate Wise Candace Otto Jordan Seltzer, in honor of Washington DC WellPoint Foundation
Christina Quinn Tim and M’Liz Simonds Michael Wise Thomas Saunders, in honor of the NSP Summer Directors Temple University,
Earl and Barbara Raney Terri Slater* Elvin Wiseman NSP-Cambridge ‘05 Philadelphia PA *in honor of the NSP National
Andrew and Donna Reed Edwin Sledge and Jim and Sandy Woodruff Carrie Shuchart Krish Subrahmanian Thomas Pink, Chicago IL, Student Advisory Board
Noelle Ruth Regner* Aida Pacheco Robert Wordlaw Gardner Tripp Jackie Sumner, in honor of Troy MI and Washington DC
Greg and Kate Rekett Sarah Smith Selena Wunderlich* Shawn Westcott the NSP Alumni Association The University of Richmond,
Henry and Barbara Render, in Laura Smolowe, in honor of Robert Young Alex White, in honor of Martine Tariot Richmond VA
honor of Nathan Render Kirsten Lodal Emily Zimmet NSP-Evanston Joan Turadek University of Richmond,
Tom and Billie Rhyne Lori Spivey, in honor of the Matthew Zummo Jessica Wyman Marni Weil, in honor of the Richmond VA
Kathy Richards NSP Alumni Association NSP Alumni Association Webster Wallpaper and
Mike and Dani Richards Kolala and Veena Sridhar* NSP would especially like to Freshman Partners ($1-99) Darwin Yeung, in honor of Paint Company, Bronx NY
Francis Rivera Bernard and Sally Stein thank its alumni, students Rita Axelroth, in honor of the NSP-Cambridge Women’s Business
Robert Robinson Gary and Nanette Stinnett and clients who have made NSP Alumni Association Francisca Zizumbo Development Center,
Vicente Rodriguez and Emily Stone, in honor of financial contributions this Marcy Baskin, in honor of Chicago IL
Ted Culler Jen Bokoff year. NSP-Evanston In-Kind Support
Ann Romich Ben and Lois Strickland Steve Barrows ACCESS Community Health
Michael and Deborah Scott and Heather Strickler Cum Laude Partners Neeraja Bhavaraju Network, Evanson IL
Roosevelt Rebecca Sullivan ($2,500-4,999) Elena K. Boyd Nassar Al-Hanna
Andrea Rosner, in honor of Dottie and Charlie Sykes Will Yu Flora Cervantes Athena, Chicago IL
NSP-Evanston Alan Symons Nidhi Chaudhary Aveda, Washington DC
Eric Ross, in honor of Jean Tameling Honors Partners Gini Christman BabyBuggy, Bronx NY
NSP-Evanston Michael Tarre ($1,000-2,499) Alison Connor George and Mary Anne Boyd
Nicholas and Rebecca Ross Leola Tattershall Kevin Simmons Khyati Desai, in honor of the Carmen’s Pizza, Chicago IL
Donald and Carol Rubin Rebecca Taylor NSP Alumni Association The Case Foundation
Laurence and Lori Rubin Elliot Tertes, in honor of the Junior Partners ($250-499) Andrew DeTurck City View Pizza,
Roberta Rubin NSP Alumni Association Caroline Chefas Michelle Devereux Philadelphia PA
Rebecca Sacks, in honor of Jordan Thomas* Lover High and Tizgel Mark Cristina Dominguez Jamie Cohen
the NSP Alumni Association Evan and Osceola Thomas Brian Krieter Parker Farrington Consumer Health Coalition,
Camille Salame* Douglas and Laura Thompson Josh and Cory Logan Katherine Fennell Pittsburgh PA
Marsha Savolainen, in honor Catherine and Robert Tiegs Mali Petherbridge Patrick Fitzsimmons Dirk and Caroline Degenaars
of Noah and Anna Ellen Bruce Tilton Billy Rahm Chris Foreman Max and Megan DeZara
Savolainen and Emily Rita and Pearlie Treadwell Adrian Talbott Emily Garlock Finemondo, Washington DC
Bayles Glenn and Anne Trout Freeman White Robin Hodges, in honor of the Fleet Feet, Washington DC
Marsha Savolainen Ed Valasek NSP Alumni Association John Gillanders
Caroline Schalles Chad Valerio Sophomore Partners Peter Keane Giordano’s Pizza, Chicago IL
Lloyd Schmeidler, in honor of John and Rosa Verchot ($100-249) Susan Lee Richard and Carol Hochman
Brenda Edwards Jane Volden Richard Amoako Mike Lee Jewel and Dominick’s,
Eugene and Julie Schnitzler Alice Waldron Rob Banaszak and Wade Una Lee Evanston IL
Joe and Lauren Schwab, in Jeff and Janice Walkowitz Wilson, in honor of Brant Mayo Jan and Elizabeth Lodal
honor of NSP-Evanston Stephanie Wang Kirsten Lodal Melissa Mazur Moët Hennessy, New York NY
Allen and Ellen Seagraves Gene and Glenna Wasko Jenny Beahrs Laura McNulty* Timothy and Jacqueline
James Seferis and Scott Weaver Tom Cosgrove Bethsy Morales Murphy
Anne Moudon Toyin Fabayo Rajeev Nath Patricia Perez

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ROB CARMONA MARNE LEVINE KIRSTEN LODAL MEGAN NEWMAN

President, CEO, STRIVE Director of Business Development, Cibernet CEO, Co-Founder Program Manager
Payments
GARY FLETCHER ELENA K. BOYD KAREN PERRY
Executive Director, Richmond Workforce KIRSTEN LODAL Director of Development AmeriCorps*VISTA
Investment Board Co-Founder, CEO, National Student and Communications Communications Associate
Partnerships
STAN FREEMAN HEATHER DECKER JANELLE RAE
Principal, Powers Pyles Sutter & Verville P.C. MARNE OBERNAUER AmeriCorps*VISTA Leader Program Manager
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LEE FOLEY MAYA SOBLE
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Co-President, National Women’s Law Center SOHIL SHAH LINDSAY JOHNSON RACHAEL SWANSON
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RICHARD HOCHMAN Director of Programs
Northwestern University Development Associate
Chairman, Regent Capital Management MARIAN WIGGINS
Corporation TREY TAYLOR CANNON LEAVELLE Director of Finance and Operations
Co-Chairman, Taylor Companies AmeriCorps*VISTA
PETER KELLNER
MARNI WEIL Development Associate
Managing Director, Richmond Financial
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