Ayer Mill Clock Tower

Promoting local philanthropy and strengthening the
nonprofit organizations in Essex County, MA.

Ayer Mill Clock Tower 20re1po1rt
Turns 100!
...M aking a difference
October 3rd, 2010 marked the for those who make
100th Anniversary of the larg- a difference
est mill clock tower in the
world. ECCF celebrated
the tower and its keeper,
Charlie Waites, with a
reception at the Law-
rence History Center.
ECCF manages the
maintenance of
the tower through
an Endowment
Fund established at
the Foundation. Learn
more about the iconic
tower at www.eccf.org.

This is a report for ECCF’s fiscal year 2011 which
began July 1st, 2010 and ended June 30th, 2011.

Contents

Welcome Letter..................................................1

Our People:
B oard & Staff...............................................2
Committees................................................. 3

Donor Fund Highlights:
R eid Sacco Memorial Fund......................4-5
Sendzimir Fund, Amanda P. Craig Fund..... 6

Connections: Sharing the Power of Art............ 7

2011 Achievements............................................8

Financial Statements.......................................... 9

Grants & Services Highlights:
G rants................................................... 10-11
Center for Nonprofit Excellence...........12-13
Greater Lawrence Summer Fund.........14-15
The Jeanne Geiger Crisis Center.........16-17
S cholarships..............................................18

Donors.........................................................19-25

Looking Ahead.................................... Back cover

Dear Neighbors and Friends,

If ever there were a time for a thriving Community Foundation, this is it.
Charitable life in America has reached new levels of challenge and importance this year.
When government is in difficult straits, when business is recovering, and when society’s
needs are growing, the nonprofit sector steps forward. Can charities become more effi-
cient? Can donors give more effectively? Can they work together?
Your Community Foundation is at the heart of the matter. This Report has news of ECCF’s
life in 2011:

Record participation of leaders county-wide at the Institute for Trustees
Significant increases in the breadth of grantmaking by ECCF Fund Holders
A challenging fundraising year for ECCF and many other nonprofits
A game-changing summit of nonprofit leaders in Lawrence
6,800 Massachusetts nonprofits and 275,000 nationwide decertified by IRS as out
of business or out of compliance
Record attendance at the Youth at Risk Conference in the face of major public
budget cuts
Wonderful new Trustees and staff helping ECCF expand its services and impact

A year like 2011 shows just how essential it is for Essex County to have its Community
Foundation.

ECCF fosters our personal inclination toward generosity.
ECCF improves the efficiency and governance of our nonprofits.
ECCF convenes organizations around our communities’ needs and opportunities.

Our heartfelt thanks to the thousands of donors, nonprofit leaders, orga-
nizations, and residents that believe in, invest in, and work for charitable
life and quality of life in Essex County and in its Community Foundation.

Best wishes,
Dave Welbourn, President and Chief Executive Officer
Joe Grimaldi, Chairman of the Board of Trustees

ECCF is honored to have Joe Grimaldi as its new Board Chair,
after serving as Board member since 2007. Joe is President &
CEO of Mullen Advertising of Boston, MA and a longtime
Manchester resident. Joe and the Foundation’s highly talented
Board of Trustees are looking forward to guiding ECCF into its
next successful growth phase.

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OUR PEOPLE William Rogers, Chair, Ipswich
of Counsel
2011 Board of Trustees
Charles P. von Bruns, Treasurer, Salem
Trustees-elect for 2012 Board Community Volunteer

Rosalin Acosta, Amesbury, TD Bank North John Brooke, Hamilton
Matthew P. Doring, Rowley, Hinckley Allen Snyder, LLP Brooke Private Equity Associates
Jonathan Payson, Beverly, Wellington Management Company (retired)
Amelia C. Fawcett DBE, M anchester, G uardian Media Group Christopher Cowans, Beverly
Kim Williams, Newbury, Weyerhauser & E.W. Scripps Morgan Stanley
Joe Grimaldi assumes role of Chairman of the Board.
David Dearborn, Beverly
Farewell to Founders Community Volunteer

Anne Dodge, Manchester
Community Volunteer

Joe Grimaldi, Manchester
Mullen Inc.

Allan Huntley, Middleton
Community Volunteer

Paula Lanigan Jerome, Wenham
MERSD Enrichment Fund

Patricia Foley Karl, North Andover
Lawrence Family Development Charter School

Patricia Maguire Meservey, Salem
Salem State University

Juliet Nagle, Haverhill
Community Volunteer

Michael Prior, Hamilton
Atlantic Tele-Network, Inc.

Richard Purinton, Byfield
Richard Purinton Inc.

Pauline Sheedy, Gloucester
U.S. Trust Bank of America

Richard Sumberg, Andover
The Financial Advisors, LLC

Staff

Our Founders, David Tory and Lorraine Jenks, Dave Welbourn, President and CEO
retired in the spring of 2011, leaving the organization Jay Caporale, Executive Vice President & Director of Philanthropy
well positioned to enter a new period of growth and Julie Bishop, Vice President of Grants and Services
leadership. With much gratitude, we wish them both Carol Lavoie Schuster, Assistant Manager of Grants and Services
bon voyage and joy in their new endeavors. Pat Michaud, Donor Services
2 Kathy Moriconi, Grants and YAR Administrative Coordinator
Susan Perry, Controller
Jonah Ruh, Communications and Web Manager

2011 Committees Heartfelt thanks to all our talented volunteers!
They are 150+ Essex County neighbors providing expertise and leadership to the Coun-
Executive Committee ty’s large and influential nonprofit sector. They are grantmakers, financial advisors, teach-
ers, leaders, scholarship administrators and fiduciaries, to name a few.
Christopher Cowans
Juliet Nagle Greater Lawrence Miranda Gooding, Beverly Stephanie Lallier, Children’s
William C. Rogers Summer Fund Grants Clare Gunther, Chelmsford Friend and Family Services
Pauline Sheedy Committee Linda Harvey, Manchester
Chuck von Bruns Marcie Hunsaker, Wenham Stephanie Magdis, Private
David Welbourn Josh Miner, Chair, Boxford Paula Jerome, Wenham Practice
Sarah Caffrey Bachand, Lawrence Sheridan Maguire, Nahant
Nominating Committee Sandra Cannella, North Andover Rachel L. Pohl, Beverly Rich ard Muzzy, Catholic
Jay Caporale, North Andover Debbie Powell, Marblehead Charities North
Christopher Cowans Lorraine Jenks, North Reading Susan Robie, Marblehead
David Dearborn Patricia Karl, North Andover Paula Shorts,Wenham David Parry, Endicott College
Joe Grimaldi Kathy Moriconi, Tewksbury Martha Smeallie, Beverly Linda M. Richards, Department
David Welbourn Holly Langer, Boxford Joni Stone, Boxford
Mary Miner, Boxford Angela Sweeney, Andover of Mental Health
Finance Committee Dick Purinton, Byfield Lynn Welbourn, Wenham Kristina Simon, Family
Carol Lavoie Schuster, Salem
Justi n Bennincasa, Atlantic Tele- David Sullivan, Salem Women’s Fund Advisory Continuity, Inc.
Network, Inc. Richard Sumberg, Andover Board Laur en Soules, Northshore
Pamela Yameen, Haverhill
Samu el J. Conte, II, Andover Paula Shorts, Chair, Wenham Education Consortium
Equity Associates Hardscrabble Education Susan Barry, Beverly Jacqui Williams, Deptartment of
Fund Grants Committee Lynn Bryant, Marblehead
John Gebauer, Attorney at Law Pat Connolly Atkins, Marblehead Public Health
Derek A. Smith, Castel, Inc. Julie Bishop, Wenham Mary Dearborn, Beverly
David Tory, ECCF David Dearborn, Beverly Cathy Ebling, Wenham Chair’s Council
Chuck von Bruns, TDBancnorth Joan Wheeler, Marblehead Meg Erickson, Beverly
Robin Falzone, Manchester (former ECCF Trustees)
Investment Group (retired) Lawrence Development Helen Glaenzer, Manchester Barbara Almy
Fund Miranda Gooding, Beverly Jack Armitage
Investment Committee Rebecca Hallowell, Hamilton Betty Beland
Elt on McCausland, Chair, Ipswich Kathy Harris, Manchester Steve Bergholtz
Paul ine Sheedy, Chair, U.S. Trust Thomas Caffrey, Wells, ME Linda Harvey, Manchester David Bernard
Bank of America Emma Greene, Nahant Marcie Hunsaker, Wenham Ken Block
Josh Miner, Boxford Pam Jaynes, Salem Alexander K. Buck
John Brooke, Leonard Wilson, Andover Paula Jerome, Wenham Tom Burger
Brooke Private Equity Myranda O’Bara, Manchester Susan Coffin
Advisors Merrimack Valley Suzanne O’Brien, Essex Magnolia Contreras
General Fund Grants Beth Payson, Beverly Nat Coolidge
Thomas Hovey, Cambridge Committee Jane Phillips, Essex Christopher Corbett
Appleton Partners (retired) Debbie Powell, Marblehead William Cunningham
Julie Gadziala, Chair, Andover Joni Stone, Boxford George Cushing
Becky Linhart, Sharp & Linhart Rick Blain, North Andover Carol Townsend, Beverly Peter Dana
Financial Strategies Liz Burdeau, Andover Kris Trustey, Wenham Judith Eissner
Peter Caruso, Andover Mary Flannery
Patricia Roach, State Street Bank Sheila Doherty, Andover Youth at Risk Kathleen Hines
and US Trust (retired) Patricia Driscoll, Lawrence Conference Committee Deborah Cowan Hunt
Paul Heggarty, Newburyport Lorraine Jenks
Richa rd L. Sumberg, The Patricia Karl, North Andover Kat hy Moriconi, Coordinator Elaine Kelleher
Financial Advisors Lisa McDonald, Andover ECCF Marjorie Kittridge
Daniel Murphy, North Andover Erika Leone
Chuck von Bruns, TDBancnorth Marianne P. Nadel, Chestnut Hill Phyllis-Ann Morrissey, Co-Chair, Nicholas Lopardo
Investment Group (retired) Jeanne Scarpa, Andover Family Continuity, Inc. Elton McCausland
Leonard Wilson, Andover Tim McKenna
JohnC. Walsh, Brown Brothers Mar ian Myers, Co-Chair, North- Barbara Moody
Harriman & Co. Women’s Fund Grants shore Education Consortium Deborah Pechet Quinan
Allocation Committee Peter Seamans
David Welbourn, ECCF Maria Avila, MSPCC Debra Silberstein
PatConnolly Atkins, Chair, Julie Bishop, ECCF Liz Silva
Grants Management Marblehead Jessic a Cohen, Family Continuity Paula Shorts
Committee Matthew Doyle, Health & John K.P. Stone III
Susan Barry, Beverly Ben Strohecker
Juliet Nagle, Chair, Haverhill Robin Falzone, Manchester Education Services David Tory
Julie Bishop, Wenham Helen Glaenzer, Manchester Patty Gardner-Goodof, North Joseph Trustey
Rick Blain, North Andover Tesa Van Munching
Nat Cary, Lynn Shore Children’s Hospital Chris Welles
Brenda Costello, Manchester Len Wilson
Barbara DiGuiseppe, Beverly
Don Hodgman, Wenham
Paula Iannuccillo, Amesbury
Holly Langer, Boxford
Carol Lavoie Schuster, Salem

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Fund Highlights Our view

The Reid Sacco Memorial Cancer Our Vision
Research Fund was established Our Mission
in honor of Reid Sacco, a courageous
young man who was diagnosed with Reid Sacco Memorial
Sarcoma just weeks before his high
school graduation in 2003. Driven by REID’S RIDE After Reid’s passing, his mother,
his dreams of continuing the plans he Lorraine Sacco, went right to work
had made for his future and despite The primary annual fundraiser for organizing the first Reid’s Ride, which
eventually losing a lung, a kidney and the Reid Sacco Memorial Cancer was held on July 24, 2005, the date that
his right leg to the cancer, Reid fought Research Fund is Reid’s Ride, a 28-mile would have been Reid’s 21st birthday.
bravely against the disease that eventu- bike-a-thon from Lynnfield to Glouces- On July 18, 2010, the 6th Annual Reid’s
ally claimed his life in April of 2005. ter held in July, to raise funds for clini- Ride was held with over 375 cyclists
During those two years, Reid and his cal and scientific research that will help participating and raised over $135,000.
family learned the tragic reality facing find better treatments for cancers affect-
adolescent and young adult (AYA) ing adolescents and young adults.
cancer patients: there are very few treat-
ment options for them, and there had “Reid told us that one of his dreams had become to ride in a
been no improvement in survival in this cycling event to raise money for cancer research.” -Lorraine Sacco
age group in more than 25 years.

Shattered by the loss of their beloved
son and brother, Reid’s family set out to
change the outlook for AYAs stricken
with cancer, and began planning events
to both raise funds for medical research
and raise awareness about the disparity
in cancer progress, treatment options,
and clinical research for this age group.
Reid’s family partnered with ECCF in
setting up a donor-advised fund with
the core purpose of supporting scien-
tific and clinical research aimed at find-
ing better treatments – and someday a
cure – for the cancers striking adoles-
cents and young adults.

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-A dolescents and young adults are among our community’s most valuable resources, because they are on the advent
of the most productive years of their lives – poised to contribute to the richness and improvement of our society.

- T o see the day when cancers in adolescents and young adults have become routinely curable.

- T o play an important role in realizing that vision through our proactive advocacy and financial support of targeted
medical research.

Cancer Research Fund
The Impact
Through careful and extensive research into AYA
cancer research projects, the Sacco Family selected
and funded the following initiatves.

Adolescent & Young Adult Adolescent & Young Adult Cancer Research Program. Connecticut Children’s
Cancer Registry Project. Tufts Medical Center. 2007-2010 grants totaling $174,525 to help the Connecticut Chil-
Medical Center and its Floating dren’s Medical Center establish the Adolescent & Young Adult Cancer Program.
Hospital for Children. A 2009, The AYA Cancer Program focuses on providing patients aged 14 to 40 with access
$10,000 grant to fund a cancer to the latest clinical trials. As concluded in the Tufts Registry Project, it is through
registry project that used a tumor clinical trials that progress is made in improving the chances of surviving cancer.
registry and national database in The AYA Cancer Program is dedicated to extending the eligibility of this age group
an analysis to evaluate patterns to trials originally restricted to children or to older adults, and by designing and
and trends in the incidence and launching new studies specifically for this age group.
treatment of young adult cancers. Genomic and Molecular Characterization of Cellular Receptors as Therapeutic
Targets. MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston Texas. A 2010, $25,000 grant to
support scientific investigation of epidermal growth factor receptors (EGFR) and

insulin-like growth factor receptors (IGF1R) as potential therapeutic targets in
fighting a class of tumors most often seen in adolescents and young adults.

Clinical Care Center
at Connecticut
Children’s Medical
Center.

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Fund Highlights

Sendzimir Fund

The Sendzimir Fund was established at ECCF in June 2010 by Jan Sendzimir, in his
father’s name, with the transfer of the assets from the Sendzimir Foundation. Jan was
looking for a more cost-effective and simpler way of supporting his philanthropic inter-
ests in Poland. ECCF, after consultations with the Polish Embassy and the Council on
Foundations, was pleased to be able to meet their needs. As a result, ECCF makes grants
from the Sendzimir Fund to support the key environmental protection projects of inter-
est to Jan Sendzimir through his foundation in Poland, Fundacja Sendzimira.

Fundacja Sendzimira

Fundacja Sendzimira was created to help Polish society find solutions to complex envi-
ronmental, economic and social problems by supporting education, research and practi-
cal activities aimed at developing an ecologically conscious civil society, and improving
environmental quality. Learn more at www.sendzimir.org.
In December 2010, ECCF assisted in the transfer of a $35,000 grant to Fundacja Sendzi-
mira to fund 2 projects:

Sustainable Development Program- a 3 week course on sustainable development for
a highly selected group of 27 participants to develop and strengthen partnerships with
foreign and Polish organizations and institutions active in the field of sustainability.
Policy-Science Interactions: connecting science and policy through innovative knowledge brokering - a project initi-
ated in 2009 with support from the European Commission to develop a conceptual framework for the interface between
science and policy-making, focusing on the issues of climate change and water management.

Amanda P. Craig Fund

Mandy Craig spent most of her girlhood summers at Camp Huckins, a
YMCA overnight camp for girls on lovely Lake Ossipee in Freedom, New
Hampshire. For Mandy, these summers defined who she would become. After a
successful career at Fidelity Investments, Mandy retired, but wanted to give back
to the community that meant so much to her. She wished for other young girls
to have the opportunity to be exposed to a new world through Camp Huckins
as she had been. Mandy established a Designated Fund at the Essex County Community
Foundation to provide an annual two-week campership for four young girls who would
otherwise be unable to attend overnight camp. She worked with the YMCA of Greater
Manchester and the YWCA of New Hampshire to select nine year old girls
who would best benefit from the experience in hopes that they will
return each summer through high school. So if you happen to
be passing Lake Ossipee on an August day, look out for four very
bright smiles who are enjoying their time at Camp Huckins, thanks
to the Amanda P. Craig Fund.

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Part of the beauty of ECCF and connections
its family of funds is its ability
to foster connections between
those who offer help and those
in need.
The following story recounts the
joy and reflections of a young
woman after volunteering with
the Play it Forward Giving
Circle, an ECCF fund, at the
Tracy School in Lynn.

Sharing
the Power of Art

By Lisa Truong small school children, and insufficient their lives that made us feel privileged
funds to support the arts. I thought and want to “step off our high stools.”
For two weeks during spring break, back on how I would have felt if Play It
when other high schoolers went on Forward had come to my school when I At the end of the volunteering, I
vacation or visited colleges, a group of was younger and I was secretly jealous. remembered why I fell in love with art.
Pingree School students volunteered Imagination and uninhibited creativ-
their time to the Tracy School and the When the bell rang for the kids to ity transcends all types of diversity, be
Lynn community. We arrived early in leave their classrooms and join us, there it age, culture, gender or economically
the morning to set up paint stations and was a definite and immediate change in driven. It can strengthen the bond of a
lay out floor protecting tarps. Then after their demeanor. I saw their eyes shine community by bringing together people
the kids left, we stayed to clean up the when they scrambled away from their who would never have been connected
chaos that inevitably follows the making teachers and threw on the smocks to otherwise. The world around us may
of masterpieces. We were on our hands paint. They were genuinely curious, change and all the people involved may
and knees scrubbing paint smears that excited, and hungering for a chance to lead separate and different lives, but
seemed to want to stay forever in the let their artistic spirits flow. The Pingree one thing is consistent. The connections
hundred year old building. For all the students, too, were all smiles and shared that we - the Pingree students, Tracy
effort and toil we spent, the experience in the positive energy. Sometimes as School children, faculty and staff of
was well worth it and I would do it a young adults we are too laden with wor- both schools, and the Play It Forward
hundred times over if given the chance. ries, responsibilities and deadlines that Giving Circle made, has left an impres-
we forget to stop and breathe or enjoy sion in all of us that will live on in the
I am a soon to be senior at Pingree moments without thinking about what
and I have had a passion for both kids to do next. Through our interactions art and time we shared.
and art my whole life. When I heard of with the Tracy students, we 79
this volunteering mission that com- forgot our own problems and
bined both aspects that I cared for, I were ready to address theirs.
jumped at the chance to be a part of it. Often times this meant
Upon my arrival at Tracy School, I felt gathering more paint or help-
a pang of déjà vu. While growing up in ing the kids wash their hands,
Lawrence, a city like Lynn with its fair while at other times
share of underprivileged families and a it meant seeing
poor economic situation, I attended a glimpses
school similar to the Tracy School. My into
elementary school had the same dark
hallways and walls in need of refinish-
ing, looming doors that intimidated

2011 Achievements

Awarded 548 grants totaling $2,250,010 to nonprofit organizations.

E stablished 10 new funds at ECCF.

Launched The Center for Nonprofit Excellence to expand educational, consultative and finan-
cial services available to nonprofits. See pages 12 & 13.

Held 5 half-day workshops serving 385 nonprofit leaders.

Held the 2nd Annual Institute for Trustees for 375 nonprofit Board members and Executive
Directors on governance, compliance, financial planning and sustainability.

Produced 175,000 grocery bags to support the National Association of Letter Carriers’ Annual
Food Drive, increasing donations by up to 80% in participating communities.

Held the 11th Annual Youth at Risk Conference for 650 attendees. The conference is New Eng-
land’s only place for the full spectrum of youth serving professionals to learn together and net-
work with each other across specialties.

Held the 1st Annual Fund Holder’s meeting to network philanthropists and strategize about
maximizing giving.

Raised a record $333,690 for the Greater Lawrence Summer Fund to support 52 education and
enrichment programs for 13,000 youth in the Greater Lawrence region.

Piloted Breakfast Seminars on current topics for New Funds
nonprofit leaders. Margaret Voss Howard Teacher Recognition Award Fund
Created the Lawrence Nonprofit Summit for leaders Goodwin Wragg Land Stewardship Endowment Fund
of Lawrence based nonprofits to share expertise and Tia D. Andrew Fund
best practices. The Eamon O’Holleran Fund
ESMV Board Designated Endowment Fund
- Play It Forward Giving Circle Fund
Sherry and William Rogers Family Fund
Amanda P. Craig Fund
Friends of Andover Tennis
Help in the Nick of Time

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Statement of Financial Position
for year ended June 30, 2011
Assets

Cash and Cash equivalents.................................................................................................................... $808,174
Investments at fair value.................................................................................................................... $16,512,888
Unconditional promises to give - net......................................................................................................... $19,416
Prepaid expenses and other assets............................................................................................................ $6,662
Fixed assets - net...................................................................................................................................... $12,266
Reinsured split interest agreements........................................................................................................ $983,880

Total Assets...................................................................................................................................... $18,343,286

Liabilities and Net Assets

Liabilities
Accounts payable................................................................................................................................................$0
Grants payable.......................................................................................................................................... $62,500
Accrued expenses..................................................................................................................................... $15,707
Deferred rent............................................................................................................................................... $6,063
Accrued payroll and related......................................................................................................................... $6,303
Split interest agreements......................................................................................................................... $983,880
Agency endowment funds....................................................................................................................... $275,978

Total Liabilities.................................................................................................................................... $1,350,431

Net assets

Unrestricted........................................................................................................................................ $15,059,503
Temporarily restricted...............................................................................................................................$409,113
Permanently restricted......................................................................................................................... $1,524,239

Total Net Assets................................................................................................................................ $16,992,855

Total Liabilities and Net Assets....................................................................................................... $18,343,286

Statement of Activities
for year ended June 30, 2011

Unrestricted Temporarily Permanently Total 2011
Restricted Restricted
$2,391,162 $2,541,139
Support and revenue - $149,977
Contributions, grants and gifts $38,951 $38,951
Special event revenue $73,784 - - $73,784
$2,629,294 - - $2,985,294
net of cost of direct benefit to donors of $69,309 $47,000 $356,000 - $47,000
$92,431 - -
Program fees $5,272,622 ($92,431) - -
Investment income (loss) - net $263,569 $149,977 $5,686,168
Donated services and goods $2,512,260
Net assets released from restrictions $312,590 - - $2,512,260
$327,952 - - $312,590
Total support and revenue - - $327,952
Expenses $3,152,802 - -
Program services $2,119,820 $263,569 $149,977 $3,152,802
Management and general $12,939,683 $145,544 $1,374,262 $2,533,366
Fundraising $15,059,503 $409,113 $1,524,239 $14,459,489
$16,992,855
Total expenses

Change in net assets

Net assets at beginning of year

Net assets at end of year

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grants Ipswich Mer rimack Valley Community
Service Corps.
Essex County Danvers Ips wich River Watershed
Association (3 grants) Merrimack Valley Habitat for
Andover Northeast Arc Humanity
Stro ngest Link AIDS Services, S.A.F.E. Studio, Inc. (2 grants)
Andover A Better Chance Merrimack Valley YMCA -
Andover Chamber Music Series Inc. (2 grants) Lawrence Lawrence Branch
Andover High School (4 grants) VNA Care Network, Inc.
Andover Historical Society Acting Out! Theater Company Merrimack Valley YMCA/
And over Public Schools (2 grants) Ade lante Inc./Lawrence Youth Adelante Education Center

(4 grants) Essex Center Mer rimack Valley YMCA-
Andover Youth Service Arlington Community Administrative Offices
Challenge Unlimited (2 grants) Essex County Greenbelt
Doherty Middle School (4 grants) Association (2 grants) Trabajando, Inc. Neighbors in Need (6 grants)
Phillips Academy PALS Asian Center of Merrimack Nor theast Independent Living
Phillips Academy PALS/ABL Music at Eden’s Edge
West Middle School (2 grants) Valley (3 grants) Program Inc. (3 grants)
Wood Hill Middle School Gloucester Bles sed Stephen Bellesini, O.S.A. Notre Dame High School

(4 grants) Annisquam Village Church Academy (3 grants) (2 grants)
Cape Ann Animal Aid (2 grants) Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence Youth Development
Beverly Cape Ann Bible Church
Cape Ann Farmers Market (3 grants) Organization, Inc.
Addison Gilbert Hospital Community Church of East Bread & Roses Inc. (3 grants) YW CA of Greater Lawrence
Beverly Bootstraps Community Bread and Roses Heritage
Gloucester (3 grants)
Services, Inc. (4 grants) Gloucester Maritime Heritage Committee, Inc.
Bev erly Children’s Learning CLASS, Inc. Lynn
Center Communities Together
Center Inc. Gloucester United Methodist Com munity Day Charter Public EJ Harrington School
Beverly Historical Society Inc. Family & Children’s Service of
Beverly Hospital Church School
Briscoe Middle School Ind ependent Christian Church Community Service Agency, Inc. Greater Lynn
Children’s Center for Cor Unum Meal Center Girls Inc. of Lynn
Unitarian Universalist Esperanza Academy (2 grants) Greater Lynn Senior Services
Communication St. John’s Episcopal Church Essex Art Center (7 grants) Ingalls Elementary School
Health Quarters, Inc. Temple Ahavat Achim Family Service, Inc. (6 grants) Lyn n Classical High School
Montserrat College of Art The Open Door (2 grants) Food for the World (2 grants)
Wellspring House Greater Lawrence Community (6 grants)
(5 grants) Whale Center of New England Lynn Community Health Center
Nor th Shore United Way Inc. YMC A of the North Shore - Boating Program (2 grants) Lyn n English High School
Greater Lawrence Family Health
(3 grants) Cape Ann (13 grants)
Northeast Health Foundation Center, Inc. Lynn Housing Authority and
Hamilton Groundwork Lawrence (3 grants)
(2 grants) Home Health VNA Neighborhood Development
Nor theast Health Systems Inc. Acord Food Pantry (2 grants) Lawrence Catholic Academy Group
Pingree School Lawrence Community Works, Lynn Voc. Tech. Institute
(2 grants) Prep @ Pingree Pickering Middle School
Project Adventure Inc. (3 grants)
St. John’s Episcopal Parish Haverhill Law rence Family Development Lynnfield
Trustees of Reservation-
Emmaus, Inc. and Education Fund (2 grants) Bridgewell
Long Hill Northern Essex Community Lawrence General Hospital
YMC A of the North Shore Law rence High School - School Manchester
College
(3 grants) Pregnancy Care Center of the for Exceptional Studies Brookwood School (2 grants)
YMC A of the North Shore- Lawrence History Center Manchester Essex Regional
Merrimack Valley Inc.
Greater Beverly Yankee Clipper Council Boy (5 grants) School District (3 grants)
Lawrence Public Library Man chester Essex Regional
Boxford Scouts of America (2 grants) Law rence Public School, Summer
School District - Green Team
Com munity Giving Tree Meals Program Man chester Fund to Prevent
(4 grants) Law rence Public Schools-Arts
Lawrence Public Schools-Football Homelessness
Win drush Farm Therapeutic Lawrence Recreation Department Manchester Historical Society
Equitation, Inc. (2 grants) Lazarus House (4 grants) Pan-Massachusetts Challenge

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Marblehead Peabody Env ironmental Defense Fund Chesapeake Montessori School
(2 grants) YWC A of Annapolis and Anne
Marblehead Public Schools CAB Health & Recovery Services
Citizens for Adequate Housing Epiphany School Arundel County, Inc.
Methuen First Time Computers American Red Cross of Central
(2 grants) Friends of Harvard Skiing
Children’s Center of Faith United Haven From Hunger Girls Inc. of Greater Lowell Maryland
Methodist Church, Inc. Healthy Peabody Collaborative Harvard University Living Classrooms Foundation
Hingham Education Foundation Maryland Food Bank - DM161
Foster Kids of Merrimack Valley, Salem Hingham Interfaith Food Pantry Mus cular Dystrophy Association
Inc. (FKMV) Jericho Road Project
Bates Elementary School Lahey Clinic - Summer Camp
Met huen Arlington (4 grants) Let’s Get Ready
Neighborhood, Inc. Lowell Transitional Living Center Michigan
Boy s & Girls Club of Greater Malden Catholic High School
New England Civic Ballet Salem Masonic Angel Fund Hillsdale College
Presentation of Mary Academy Mass Chapter of the Arthritis
St. Ann’s Home and School Children’s Friend and Family New Hampshire
Tra uma Intervention Program of Services Foundation
Mer rimack Valley Catholic Upper Valley Land Trust
Merrimack Valley Collins Middle School (7 grants) Proctor Academy - Annual Fund
Essex National Heritage Charities
Middleton Moon Balloon Project, Inc. New Jersey
Commission MSPCA-Angell
North Shore Feline Rescue Inc. Family Self-Sufficiency Center Neighbor to Neighbor Mye lodysplastic Syndromes
Hea ling Abuse Working for Foundation (MDS)
Nahant Educational Fund
Change (2 grants) Noble and Greenough School New York
Johnson School Hor ace Mann Elementary School Ocean Alliance
Ocean River Institute (3 grants) World’s Window, Inc. (2 grants)
Newburyport (3 grants) ONE Lowell Natural Resources Defense
Jew ish Federation of the North Pio neer Institute for Public Policy
Belleville Congregational Church Council
Firehouse Center for the Arts Shore Research The National Audubon Society
Jea nne Geiger Crisis Center Nathaniel Bowditch Elementary Planned Parenthood League of Wildlife Conservation Society

(4 grants) School (2 grants) MA, Inc. North Carolina
YWCA of Newburyport Nor th Shore Community Project Bread
Newburyport Maritime Society, Rangrig Yeshe, Inc (3 grants) Lun g Transplant Fund at
Development Coalition Red Sox Foundation/Run to University of North Carolina
Inc. (4 grants) Salem Education Foundation at Chapel Hill
Salem High School (2 grants) Home Base
North Andover Salem Sound Coastwatch Sabre Foundation Ohio
Saltonstall Elementary School Sch ool of the Museum of
A Little Easier Recovery Local Church Ministries
Acting Out! Theater Company (4 grants) Fine Arts Wider Church Ministries
Brooks School Staley Foundation Kenyon College-The Kenyon
Gir l Scouts of Eastern Wenham Thompson Island Outward
Fund
Massachusetts (3 grants) Wenham Museum Bound
Joseph N. Hermann Youth Center Urban Improv Oklahoma
Merrimack College A.B.A. Camp State WBUR (2 grants)
Methuen Memorial Music Hall WGBH-TV (2 grants) American Cancer Society
North Andover Historical Society Massachusetts Williams College
Si, Se Puede, Inc. YMCA of Central Massachusetts Pennsylvania
Up With Music, Inc. ALS Therapy Development
Institute National Trustees of the University of
Pennsylvania
American Heart Association Connecticut
Angkor Dance Troupe Rhode Island
Artist for Humanity (2 grants) Connecticut Children’s Medical
Babson College (2 grants) Center Salve Regina University
Beacon Academy St. Philomena School
Boston Foundation Illinois
Bos ton University Graduate Vermont
Alpha USA Development
School of Management Putney School
Brigham and Women’s Hospital Maine Sustainable Woodstock
Budget Buddies
Concord Academy Bowdoin College International
Corpus Christi Church
Deerfield Academy Maryland Poland
Easter Seals
Edu cators for Social Boy s & Girls Club of Annapolis Fundacja Sendzimira
& Anne Arundel County
Responsibility 11
Eliot Community Human

Services

Education & Training

The Center For Nonprofit Excellence

In 2011, ECCF launched the Center for Nonprofit Excel- providing medical care, education and food for the hungry to
lence. Building on its many years of supporting the work maintaining our culture and heritage, managing youth sports
of nonprofits through grant making, education and train- and preserving our open space and natural treasures. Many
ing, and support services, the Center will provide a one struggle to remain afloat and to provide services in the most
stop resource for those who lead and manage the over 2,500 effective way. The Center will serve as an ongoing resource
nonprofit organizations in Essex County and beyond. The for those just forming a nonprofit to the largest providers in
nonprofit community in Essex County is rich and diverse. It our communities.
provides a quality of life for all the County’s residents, from

AD HOC MEETINGS PEER GROUPS
On June 14th, ECCF and Jericho Road Lawrence sponsored an important forum AD HOC
exclusively for Lawrence nonprofit board members and Executive Directors. The MEETINGS
Lawrence Nonprofit Leadership Summit, led by Jay Caporale, ECCF Executive
Vice President, in a town meeting style, highlighted best practices from Lawrence
nonprofit organizations and included discussions led by local nonprofit leaders.

“Thank you, Jericho Road and ECCF! It was an
extraordinary morning. I look forward to the
continuation in some way of gathering these amazing
leaders.”
- Linda Zimmerman, Neighbors in Need

BACK OFFICE
SERVICES

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The following highlights illustrate some of the Center’s activities during Fiscal 2011. Visit www.eccf.org to
learn more about the Center or request a brochure of current programs.

INSTITUTE FOR TRUSTEES
On March 26, 375 nonprofit Board members and Executive Directors gathered
at Pingree School in Hamilton to attend ECCF’s 2nd Annual Institute for Trust-
ees. The all-day program featured workshop presentations on board develop-
ment, strategic planning, financial planning and sustainability. Keynote speakers
David Spackman, of the MA Public Charities Division and Simone Joyeaux,
internationally recognized expert on Board governance, inspired participants
while emphasizing their critical roles and responsibilities as Trustees.

“A world class presentation from beginning to end.”-Institute attendee

INSTITUTE FOR WORKSHOPS WORKSHOPS
TRUSTEES ECCF’s 2011 workshops series included sessions on major
gift fundraising, investment management and volunteer
Cfoer nter management. In response to requests for special focus train-
Nonprofit ing sessions, we also piloted a breakfast seminar format. The
Excellence first, presented by Trustees Dick Sumberg, Principal of The
Financial Advisors, LLC and Paula Sheedy, Senior Vice Presi-
dent of U.S. Trust Bank of America discussed the role and
appropriate duties of an Investment Committee.

COUNSEL “Thank you for offering the much needed
workshops ... I felt like I was Jeremiah
Johnson coming out of survival in the
wilderness into a room of inspired, tried,
successful, viable organizations.”
- Workshop Attendee

RESOURCES COUNSEL
ECCF offers individualized consulting services that rein-
ASSET force the importance of critical thinking, best practices and
MANAGEMENT growth opportunities. Services include strategic planning,
board development, stewardship and financial management.
ECCF worked with over 75 organizations during the past year,
including Notre Dame High School, Pingree School, Esper-
anza Academy, Jeanne Geiger Crisis Center, Lawrence Family
Development Charter School, A Better Chance - National
Conference, Marblehead Arts Association, Colhoun Founda-
tion, Anna Jacques Hospital and Wellspring House.

“Strategic planning for non-profit organizations

is one of the most important components

for success. When done correctly, it enables

the organization to prioritize its funding

resources and articulate its mission. ECCF was

instrumental in helping our Board create a

successful and visionary strategic plan!”

- Ralph Carrero, LFDCS 13

Grant HighlightS Greater

“Without Greater Lawrence Summer Fund many kids would be on the street all day. GLSF gives them
opportunities they wouldn’t otherwise have had.” - Jess Greus, Dev. Coordinator, Girls Scout of Eastern Mass.

Spotlight on the Groundwork Lawrence

“TMfIeottatyrhlhmeiFpivgfvseruaereerppovorshcowrprhheworopnaaijbjotieelsletercpilccnhtt-trbaGiguoeewuiSnrsdroseaKeiueuatelneicynrngvtteeidheipt.vla”osroeigcnoboau’ylglRyheyes “. I have learned
that the smallest
action someone
can do to make
a positive dif-
ference can go a
long way.”
- Migueyli Rivera

tawdehtwbaanxehehwe“obaenxoayoWpuoematttdaut,ssmshmrthbopiownatkiypoluwhnatec,hulrk,aegeuhelIwre.td,’swncoveeMaietallejtewywhnoygoandsiede,erenldhoriote’fartieoawvfnteinqweorechaghurdfeecertaye,edrlteenen.tseehwnthacIidfsprisfnaeihoofteo-tceaitnhuorbnahetspagtyglrasnhlae.et”re -liiAtsk“hletOlihnanegefsbaooamfnbioodlyuuinrtngGfo-awrvweo.”erenitaeTreeam “We teach health workshops to local
-Jessica Horton summer programs and youth orga-
nizations. We are also developing a
“GT has impacted my life in a tremen- documentary about the GT and what
dous way. It has inspired me to change we do to educate local community
my lifestyle into a healthier lifestyle and members and make a bigger impact
it has made me appreciate my city. on the community.”
The GT has also inspired me to make a
difference in every way possible. I have - Jannelvy Martinez
learned that the smallest action someone
can do to make a positive difference can “aMfbwrelotyneihmldcfeteaemosNvronhbYareiaCkibscte.soe.k.uaMbGttneotTdti.nhLLptgeaaorwgaofabrjbreyreelceiaenntttctgtwoeoe-ouaahwutsniDrdkidbtoeoeheroxiiiinrnnaptsshgne.pt”erhiSir-GeetaTlker
go a long way.”

- Migueyli Rivera

14 To request a copy of our full 2011 GLSF report, contact Carol at [email protected].

Lawrence Summer Fund
ECCF’s unique collaborative fund that provides summer fun and hope for at-risk youth in the Greater Lawrence area.

The Greater Lawrence Summer Fund is a collabora- a simple funding source while reassuring donors that their
tive fund that has granted over $3.9 million since money is going to the right programs. This year we are
its founding in 1990 to summer programs in Lawrence, thrilled to welcome the Edward S. and Winifred G. Moseley
Methuen, Andover and North Andover. GLSF became a Foundation, The William M. Wood Foundation, Mr. & Mrs.
program of ECCF in 2001, providing organizations with Gary Martin, Katherine Stevens, Pamela Yameen and The
James W. Rollins Charitable Trust as a donors to the Greater
Green Team Lawrence Summer Fund programs. In 2011, a record break-
ing $330,000 was granted, serving nearly 13,000 kids in the
Greater Lawrence area. Thank you to all our donors!

“My favorite GT project has been the 2011 GLSF Funded Programs 15
Keepin’ It Fresh campaign where we
grow our own veggies in our commu- Acting Out Theater Company..............................................................$5,000
nity gardens around the city. Through Andover Youth Service..........................................................................$8,000
this project I have been able learn the Arlington Community Trabajando, Inc..............................................$8,000
ins and outs of the business world and Asian Center of Merrimack Valley.......................................................$7,000
how to outreach to people. I’ve also Blessed Stephen Bellesini, O.S.A. Academy......................................$10,000
learned the benefits of healthy eating Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence...........................................................$15,000
and the benefits of living a life where Brooks School Summer Camp..............................................................$6,000
you’re happy for who you are. Giving Challenge Unlimited..............................................................................$7,000
back to my community doesn’t only Children’s Center....................................................................................$7,000
have a positive effect on our community Communities Together..........................................................................$5,000
members but on myself as a whole.” Community Day Charter Public School.............................................$8,000
Community Services Agency................................................................$1,000
- Nashira Mencia Easter Seals..............................................................................................$5,000
Esperanza Academy.............................................................................$13,000
“hNeoevmoatrehwelratnehnrtcIiyheehjerobaGybeavrngenoeeodremf.niptpHysrTiocoewankgasihermnstaogthlm.le”eyu-,fpGcaIoArmtudonrliouadtlynnhsh’oodtefnwawftyethohrirniCenkmgrhk-oLeaqaanuwsey-tte Essex Art Center...................................................................................$10,000
Family Service, Inc.................................................................................$5,000
Girl Scouts of Eastern MA....................................................................$1,500
Greater Lawrence Community Boating Program............................$20,000
GroundWork Lawrence.......................................................................$10,000
Joseph N. Hermann Youth Center.......................................................$5,000
Lawrence Family Development Charter School.................................$9,000
Lawrence Public Library........................................................................$3,000
Lawrence Public Schools - Summer Meals Program.........................$5,000
Lawrence Recreation Department.......................................................$5,000
Let’s Get Ready........................................................................................$5,500
Merrimack College ABA.......................................................................$4,000
Merrimack Valley Community Service Corps...................................$5,000
Merrimack Valley YMCA - Camp Otter.............................................$8,000
Merrimack Valley YMCA-LSACC.....................................................$10,000
Methuen Arlington Neighborhood....................................................$12,000
North Andover Historical Society.......................................................$1,000
Northeast Independent Living..............................................................$4,500
Northern Essex Community College.................................................$20,800
Notre Dame High School......................................................................$8,000
Phillips Academy ABL...........................................................................$7,500
Phillips Academy PALS.........................................................................$7,975
Pingree School - Prep@Pingree..........................................................$15,000
Project Bread - The Walk for Hunger..................................................$2,500
Si, Se Puede.............................................................................................$5,200
St. Ann’s Home and School.................................................................$14,000
Up with Music.........................................................................................$2,000
Windrush Farm Therapeutic Equitation.............................................$5,000
Youth Development Organization.......................................................$6,500
YWCA of Greater Lawrence.................................................................$8,000
Total..........................................................................................$330,975

Agency Highlights

Jeanne Geiger Crisis Center

Empowering members of our community to live free from fear, intimidation, violence or
the threat of abuse, by providing support, advocacy and education.

Each year Jeanne Geiger Crisis where they often have jobs, school-aged Center staff and board members have
Center helps 1,300 adults and chil- children, and social support networks. participated in ECCF education and
dren overcome the devastating effects Provided at no cost to those in need, training programs, including the Insti-
of domestic violence. The Center has services include a 24-hour crisis hot- tute for Trustees. In 2011, ECCF CEO
earned national and regional awards line, safety planning, a high-risk case Dave Welbourn worked one on one
for its work on behalf of victims of response team, crisis counseling, chil- with the Jeanne Geiger board members
domestic violence, including the Spirit dren’s counseling, art therapy, parent- and senior staff to develop a stra-
of Advocacy award from the National ing support, legal representation, court tegic plan to guide them through
Network to End Domestic Violence. advocacy, economic independence their next three years of service.
training, support groups with child
Unlike many other domestic vio- care, and violence prevention programs
lence agencies, the Center looks beyond for adolescents.
shelters as the solution to breaking
the cycle of violence and has shown ECCF has supported Jeanne Gei-
measurable success in helping victims ger’s work over the years with close to
remain safely in their communities $50,000 in grant funding. In addition,

“The Essex County Community Foundation continues to prove to be an
invaluable resource to the nonprofit community. The Jeanne Geiger Crisis
Center has benefitted from being a member of the ECCF community –
whether it is learning new skills at the Institute for Trustees,
getting their help to identify emerging trends,
receiving grants to help us meet our mission, or being
led through a staff and board strategic planning
event! We are fortunate to work in Essex
County with such a visionary, dedicated and
effective Community Foundation.”

-Suzanne Dubus,
Executive Director

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ECCF provided funding in 2011 to Jeanne Geiger Girls Inc.
Crisis Center to support the following
When girls are fully
Programs: empowered and live in a
girl-friendly culture, they will
be less likely to become victims
of domestic violence. Girls Incorpo-
rated is a national research, education,
and direct advocacy organization that
inspires girls ages 6 to 18 to take risks and
master physical, intellectual, and emotional
challenges. Girls Inc. of the Seacoast Area,
a program at Jeanne Geiger Crisis Center, offers
Action for Safety, Economic Literacy and Media Literacy
programs, and received 2011 support from the Charities Girls
NEMA, a donor advised fund at ECCF, to help expand these
programs into Newburyport and Salisbury.

Children Overcoming Violence Empowerment (COVE) Program

The COVE program creates safe, supportive interventions for children who have wit-
nessed or been victims of violence. Jeanne Geiger annually helps more than 250 chil-
dren ages 2 to 18 and their non-offending care givers. ECCF has provided support for the
COVE program since 2003. The story of Billy and Denise illustrates the importance and
positive results of the COVE program:

Domestic violence was a frequent occurrence in Denise’s home. When her son,

Billy, first came to us at age 7, he had nightmares and explosive temper tan-

SAFE Studio trums. His mother felt guilty that Billy had been through so much and so did
not enforce any limits or rules at home. She was also so overwhelmed that it
In December 2009, SAFE Studio, was often easier to just give in to Billy’s demands. With support, Billy processed
an expressive art therapy center that the confusing feelings many children feel who witness family violence. He also
works with survivors of domestic vio- learned skills to calm down at night to improve his sleep. Denise worked with
lence and trauma, merged with Jeanne a therapist to improve her anxiety and attended a workshop on parenting. She
Geiger Crisis Center. The merger pro- began to set the limits Billy needed in order to create safe boundaries for him.
vided significant cost savings on admin- Billy’s nightmares decreased and his behavior improved. Billy and Denise con-
istration and provided new services for tinue to make progress in moving forward from the abuse, but acknowledge that
Jeanne Geiger clients. Through creative change is a process and healing takes time. The COVE clinical staff continues to
expression, SAFE Studio helps children, empower this family with the tools to overcome the challenges that lie ahead.
teens and women affected by domestic vio-
lence to heal emotionally, develop positive
self-esteem and rebuild their lives. For many, children particularly, art becomes a way to release feelings around
the violence they have witnessed or endured. Programs offered in local schools and nonprofits as well as at the
Ipswich Studio will continue under the Center’s management. SAFE Studio has received funding and technical
support from ECCF throughout its history. Two ECCF Donor Advised Funds provided grants in FY11 to sup-
port the merger and the new SAFE Studio programming at Jeanne Geiger Crisis Center.

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scholarships Anyerines Martinez, Lawrence Middlesex Community College
Christian Martinez, Lawrence Framingham State University
Mary Moriaty, Lawrence Emmanuel College
Misael Moscat, Lawrence UMASS - Lowell
Anita Pacione Evetts Shine on Scholarship Fund Stefania Musseb, Lawrence Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
Conor Lyons, South Hamilton Northeastern University Son Nguyen, Lawrence UMASS - Lowell
Thao Duy Nguyen, Lawrence Simmons College
Arthur L. Flynn Education Trust Fund Jose Ossers, Haverhill Saint Joseph’s College of Maine
Craig D. Simonetti, Salem UMASS - Amherst
Mercy Paola Lara, Lawrence College of the Holy Cross
Emmarlet Paulino, Lawrence Elms College
Ditchfield Scholarship Fund Boston College Marlenin A. Pena, Lawrence UMASS - Lowell
Leslie Peralta, Lawrence College of the Holy Cross
Stephanie M. Hardy-Tondrea, Lynn

Dr. Thomas N. Pesola Memorial Scholarship Genesis Peralta, Lawrence UMASS - Lowell
Alissa Carberry, Natick The University of Vermont
Gabriely Quiles, Lawrence Bentley University
Bryan Ramos, Lawrence University of Hartford
Edna Stocker Trust Fund Awilda Reinoso, Lawrence Clark University
Brandeis University Cory Reyes, Lawrence UMASS - Lowell
Benjamin N. Rosen, Swampscott

George McQuinn Memorial Foundation Genecis Reynoso, Lawrence Gordon College
Colleen Brine, Burlington Saint Anselm College
Kyle E. Sullivan, Burlington Bentley University Tatiana Rivas, Lawrence Middlesex Community College
Shayna Rivera, Lawrence Fairleigh Dickinson University
Juan Rodriguez, Lawrence UMASS - Dartmouth
Hal Wennik Fellowship Scholarship Fund Keyla Rodriguez, Lawrence College of the Holy Cross
Edward M. Deane, Andover Amherst College
Raymond Rodriguez, Lawrence UMASS - Lowell
Kenneth Waldie Memorial Fund Carmen Santiago, Lawrence Salem State University
UMASS - Lowell Janina Santiago, Methuen Springfield College
Victoria Bonneau, Methuen UMASS - Lowell Jerika Santiago, Methuen Springfield College
Mackenzie Lannan, Methuen Marlin Santiago, Lawrence College of the Holy Cross

Lawrence High School Alumni Association Fund Kelly Sicard, Lawrence UMASS - Lowell
Julissa Abarca, Lawrence UMASS - Boston
Daniela Acevedo, Lawrence UMASS - Amherst Kiana Sosa, Lawrence Hamilton College
Glensy Tavarez, Lawrence Northern Essex Community College
Mercedes Alicea, Lawrence Northern Essex Community College Rafelina Taveras, Lawrence Fitchburg State College
Daniela Ayola, Lawrence Brandeis University
Gabriela Betances, Lawrence Springfield College Lianson Tejeda, Lawrence UMASS - Amherst
Jessica DeJesus, Lawrence Northern Essex Community College
Oscar Carranza, Lawrence Northern Essex Community College Alexandra Veloz, Lawrence UMASS - Lowell
Alysha A. Carrasquillo, Lawrence Brown University
Christie Castillo, Lawrence Middlesex Community College Francis Victoria, Lawrence Framingham State University

Marlenie Cepeda, Lawrence Framingham State University Michael Erekson Memorial Scholarship Fund
Kimberly Ruby Colon, Lawrence UMASS - Lowell Katie Yeaton, Danvers Endicott College
Jennifer Cruz, Lawrence, Hamilton College
Luis Cruz, Lawrence Merrimack College Michael J. Latta EMT
Kristen Dutile, Billerica Pro EMS Center for Medics
Stephanie A. Cruz, Lawrence UMASS - Dartmouth Christy Hornseth, Rosholt, SD North Dakota State College of Science
Jason Dejesus, Lawrence Middlesex Community College
Dara Duong, Lawrence UMASS - Lowell
Kelsy Duran, Lawrence Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Reid R. Sacco Memorial Scholarship Fund
Robert M. Breen, Danvers University of Maryland
Doreen Emmanuel, Lawrence UMASS - Boston Elizabeth C. DeBenedictis, Arlington Sacred Heart University
Michael Estevez, Lawrence UMASS - Lowell
Ricky Estivel, Lawrence Springfield College Michael J. Dillon, Lynnfield Tufts University

Christina Eusebio, Lawrence Middlesex Community College Stavru Scholarship Fund Saint Anselm College
Shannelly Feliz, Lawrence Suffolk University MASS - Amherst
Katie Fritschy, Lawrence Worcester State College Joshua B. Cheevar, Lynn
Lovely L. De Los Santos, Lynn

Floraiba Gomez, Lawrence Middlesex Community College The Corinne (Morris) Johnson Scholarship Fund
Jennifer Gomez, Lawrence College of the Holy Cross
Edde Hajnasr, Lawrence UMASS - Lowell Ellen M. Cintolo, Melrose College of the Holy Cross
Alexander Ferreira, Andover UMASS - Amherst
Levid Hanley, Lawrence UMASS - Lowell Benjamin Hitchcock, Reading College of the Atlantic
Christy Hernando, Lawrence Middlesex Community College
Juan Herrera, Lawrence Springfield College Carlene Kluge, Reading Bentley University
Claire Lenihan, Reading UMASS - Lowell
Elena Heuk, Lynn Suffolk University Scot A. Moore, Malden Salem State University
Sheryll Javier, Lawrence Middlesex Community College
Monica Khun, Lawrence Simmons College Crosby Nicholson, Andover Southern New Hampshire University
Emma Reed, Reading The University of Vermont
Zeiri Lantigua, Lawrence Fashion Institute of Technology Anthony Salazar, Reading Roger Williams University
Aihoa Le, Lawrence Boston University
Hazel Lopez, Lawrence Bentley University Jacqueline Tremblay, Reading UMASS - Amherst

Sirena Lopez, Lawrence Northern Essex Community College The Nicole Lemieux Knight Scholarship Fund
Suleika Maldonado, Lawrence UMASS - Amherst John Hanke, Newburyport Gordon College
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Donors giving between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011. dONORS

Andover Coalition for Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Dinapoli Mr. and Mrs. James C. Keck Prud ential Howe & Doherty
Education Fund (ACE) Mr.and Mrs. Christopher S. Mr.& Mrs. Charles R Kendrick Jr Realtor
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kimball
Mr. James C. Alex Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Scott Knight Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Psoinos
Mr. and Mrs. Greg P. Alexandris Mr. and Mrs. William J. Donelan Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Kole Mr. and Mrs. Bhasker Ray
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Allen Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Donohue Mr.Edward N. Krapels Mr.& Mrs. James J. Redmond Jr.
Ms. Rachael Alpert Mr. and Mrs. James W. Duff Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Rich
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Andresen Mr. Stephen D’urso and Ms. Sarah Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Rinklin
Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Earnley Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Kyle Mr. Roland Rivas
Anonymous Mr.Joel Edelstein Lawrence General Hospital Ms. Alyssa Rosenblatt
Automotive Dealer Partners LLC Mr. and Ms. Thomas J. Lazay Ms. Krishna Sambangi
Ms. Zsolt Badics and Ms. Charlotte J. Lynch Mr. Paul Lemieux Sanborn Elementary School
Bancroft Elementary School Mr.and Mrs. George H. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Richard Santagati
Ms. Maria Bartlett Ms. Yan Liu Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Santagati
Mr. William Barton Edmonds Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Lowe Mr. Dan Sardo
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Begley Mr.and Mrs. David K. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Lyman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Schirmer
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Begos Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lyons III Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Schmitt
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bentley Eikenberry Mr.and Mrs. Michael J. Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Schreiber
Mr. Sean Bergan Mr. and Mrs. Anders Ekman Ms. Jill Sergeant
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Bergeron Ms. Sarah A. Emerson MacWade Mr. Gregory A. Serrao
Bernard F. & Alva B. Gimbel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Feeley Mr.Kiame Mahaniah Himanshu Shah
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Flatley Nimay Shah
Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Ford and Ms. Katrin Schneck Ms.Phalguni Shah
Mr.and Mrs. Douglas A. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Forgue Mr.and Mrs. Jonathan D.
Mr. Alan F. French and Mr. Shrenik Deliwala
Berthiaume Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Gealow Mandell Mr. and Mrs. Prerak Shah
Mr. Christopher Berube Ms. Lucille Giannone Ms. Karen Marotta Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sharkey
Mr.Timothy A. Bessler Ms. Ann W. Gilbert Mr. Francis McCall Mr. and Mrs. Wayne S. Shaw
Mr.and Mrs. Andrew M. Mr. and Ms. J. Barrett McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Shea
and Ms. Carol Midey Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McCarthy Ms. Cynthia Hansel Sherlock
Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Beucler Girdwood Mr. and Mrs. John J. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. James Sherman
Mr. and Mrs. Ajita A. Bhat Ms. Lisa Glickstein Ms. Patricia McGovern Mr. and Mrs. Scott H. Sherman
Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Biederwolf Mr.Mark Goldshein Highland Street Foundation LawOffice of Debra Rahmin
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Birnbach Marinel McGrath
Mr. Joel Blumstein and Ms. Stefani Traina Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Mcquillen Silberstein
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Boese Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Gorham Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Michaels Ms. Michelle Soucy
Mr. Paul Bolster Mr. Donald Gottfried Micr osoft Matching Gifts South Elementary School
Mr. Mark F. Boshar Ms. Susan H. Greenberg Mrs. and Ms. Bala Sridhar
Mr.and Mrs. Richard J. Ms. Teresa Guenard Program Mr. and Mrs. William Stahley
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Hall Mrs. Phebe Miner Mrs. Susan Garth Stott
Bourdelais Mr. Eric J. Hall Mr. and Mrs Stephen R. Minton Mr. Kevin J. Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bramhall Mr.Alan S. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Monderer Mr. Timothy D. Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Brammer Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sumberg
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Buhrer and Ms. Rosemary Halloran Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. James E. Sutton
Mr. Mark Burns Mr. Thomas Haut Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Murray Mr. Blackwell Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Craig T. Burton Mrs. Elaine Hines Mr. and Mrs. John C. Neal Mr. Michael Teihman
Ms. Tracy Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Holland Mr. and Mrs. David B. Nichols Temple Emanuel
Mr D avid G. Carr Ms. Eileen F. Holzman Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Nork Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Topham
Ms. Anna Hood Mr. a nd Mrs. Gregory J. Mr. David M. Travaglini
and Jeri Lynne Quirk-Carr Mr. Timothy P. Horne Sen. Susan C. Tucker
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Richard Howe O’Connor Ms. Samanta Turner
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Chanler Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Howe Ms. Jennifer O’Handley Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Vaill
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Chiodo Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Ossoff Ms. Bernadett Vajda
Mr.and Mrs. Charles K. Mr.and Mrs. Alexander T. PackageCorp, LLC Ms. Eszter Vajda
Mr. and Mrs. James Pannos Ms. Fozia Vasowalla
Christopherson Iannicelli Dr. Nicholas T. Papapetros DMD Verizon Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ciccia Mr. David A. Imrie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Parrill Ms. Klara Vijda
Ms. Paula Colby-Clements Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Jackson Mr. Steven W. Paskal Mr. Jeffrey S. Wakelin
Ms. Patricia Commane Mr. David Jagger Mr. and Mrs. Louis Paulo Mr. and Mrs. William Wall
TheCommunity Foundation for Mr. and Mrs. Anthony James Pax World Management, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wanzek
Mr. and Mrs. Tomas C. Jamir Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Pendleton Ms. Althea Wayman-Bolster
Greater New Haven Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Johnson Mr. and Ms. Homer H. Pien West Elementary School
Ms. Susan Cooke Mr.& Mrs. Hooks K. Johnston Jr. Ms. Megan Pietropaolo
Mr. David Cosentino Ms. Meerie Joung Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Powell Jr. 19
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Costagliola Ms. Elizabeth A. Kabriel Mr. and Mrs. John K. Prentiss
Dalton & Finegold Ms.Suzan Kamm
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Dankert
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Dann and Mr. Frank Clark
Ms. Cynthia L. Deangelis Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Karlberg
Mr. Kevin D. Demichaelis Mr. Jeffrey Katstra
Mr. Richard Devlin Ms. Danielle Keating

Mr. and Mrs. Henry White Mr. and Mrs. E. William Hansen Essex Fund Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Metcalf
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willard Mr.& Mrs. Charles R Kendrick Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Edward P. Monnelly
Mr & Mrs Edward C Williams III Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Kyle Dr. John Abramson M.D. Mr. Benjamin B. Morrill
Ms. Mary Winants Mr.& Mrs. Frederic B. Lowrie Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John N. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S.
Wine-Sense, Ltd Mrs. Phebe Miner Mr. Thomas B. Anthony
Ms. Kristin M. Wise Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paterniti ASD Fund Moseley IV
Wood Hill Middle School Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Simmons Bank of America Mullen Adverstising
Ms. Eileen Woods Mr. and Mrs. John B. Skelton Mr. James X. Mullen
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Stafford Charitable Foundation
Mr. and Mrs Christopher Yates Abbot & Dorothy Mr. David A. Bernard and Ms. Nola Anderson
Mr.Bernard L. Yetton Mr. and Ms. Scott Beyer Mr. & Mrs. Frederick L. Nagle Jr.
Mr.& Mrs. Robert M. Zdunczyk Stevens Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Bilezikian Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Neal
Mr. W W. Wyser Jr Mr. John F. Brooke Mr. and Mrs. Robert Needham
Tia D. Andrew Fund Ms. Alida L. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Prior
Amanda P. Craig Fund Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Calkins Ms. Sandra Pierson Prior
Dr. Rob Moir Ph.D Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Caporale Dr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Pruett
Ms. Amanda Craig Mr. David A. Caruso CFP Mr. Richard L. Purinton
Ayer Mill Clock Tower Mrs. Fay Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Rob Reece
Fund Custom House Maritime Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Cipolle Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J.
Museum Endowment Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Collins
Cath erine McCarthy Fund Collorado-Mansfield Fund Reinhalter
Memorial Trust Mr. Randolph A. Cotter Sr. Robie Properties, LLC
Newburyport Maritime Society Mr. Christopher J. Cowans Mr. and Mrs. William C. Rogers
Mr. Crawford Gordon Mr. and Mrs. A. David Davis Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Rowland
Mr. Mark Gordon David & Mary R. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. S.E.A. Fund
Essex Street Associates Dearborn Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Schaefer
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sumberg Davis Rotten Dock Foundation
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Charity Girls NEMA Mr. and Mrs. David Dearborn Mr. and Mrs. Richard Serafino Jr.
Mary R. Dearborn Fund Mr. and Mrs. Craig H. Deery Ms. Pauline R. Sheedy
Mrs Polly Allyn Mr. and Mrs. Michael Denis Abbot & Dorothy Stevens
Ms. Lauren Anderson Mrs Mary R. Dearborn Evans Family Fund
Ms. Janet Baker First Jobs Fund Foundation
Ms. Barbara Barbolla Discretionary Fund Forest Foundation Mr.& Mrs. Gilbert L. Steward Jr.
Ms. Joanne Barker Mr. and Mrs. John D. Galligan Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sumberg
Ms. Christine Bolzan Ms. Julie Bishop Ms. Angela W. Getchell Sumberg Family Fund
Ms. Patricia Callahan Mr. Paul J. Heggarty Mr. & Mrs. John E. Glovsky Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Steve M. Tadler
Ms. Carolyn Davis Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Ipswich Investment Management
Ms. Barbara Dowd Emergency Fund
Mrs. Diana Dusel Gourdeau Company, Inc.
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Ms. Sue Fowler Jericho Road Project Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grimaldi Wasserman Fund
Ms. Rhonda Frisch S.E.A. Fund Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Haley Edwin S. Webster Foundation
Ms. Lisa Hooven Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hammerl Mr. and Mrs. Josiah H. Welch
Ms. Susan Ivester Enrichment Fund for Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Hatch The White Fund
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Ms. Julie Long Regional School District Mrs. Sheila Hill Howa rd P. Colhoun Family
Ms. Simantha MacLeod Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Hodges
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Ms. Evelyn Marquis Ms. Michele Daly Mr. & Mrs. Frederic Winthrop Jr.
Ms. Judith Martino Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Durkin Hodgman Mr. and Mrs. Leo Yaffa
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Ms. Audrey Price Mr. and Mrs. Allan Huntley Anita Pacione Evetts
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Ms. Susan Thibodeau Fund Fund
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Ms. Marie Zappala-Stewart Merrimack Valley, Inc. Ms. Lorraine Jenks Mr and Mrs. William Belezos
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and Ms. Tara L. Masih
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Mr. and Mrs. John Letourneau Ms. Betsy Leeman Ms. Joan C. Wiliking
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Mrs. Joanne H. Patton
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JohnH. MacNair Charitable McC arthy Family Foundation - Ms. Angelica Quiroga Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Gorham
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North Shore Workforce Mr. Richard L. Purinton Ms. Kaliope Azzi-Huck
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Sarah G. McCarthy Rosman Family Fund Ms. Kelly B. Cheng Trust
Sovereign Bank Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Damon Key Polymer Corp.
Memorial Fund Abb ot & Dorothy Stevens Ciao Bella Skincare Mr. John Kimble and Ms. Laura
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Varia n Semiconductor Foundation Mr. a nd Mrs. Christopher P. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Lavette
Nathaniel & Elizabeth Stevens Mary Alice O’Dowd M.D.
Equipment Assocs Inc Kealey Mr. Richard Reitano
Verizon Foundation Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Craig G. Lane Mr. Charles Siegel
Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Whitmore Ms. Kathy Stevens Mr. Barry Lemieux Mr. James S. Vittorioso
Sumberg Family Fund Shan Liu Mr. Kenneth Yameen
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Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Biederwolf Webster Family Fund Ms. Susan Medina-Cue
Mr. T imothy J. Cremin William M. Wood Foundation - Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Moss
Mr. David Mullen
and Ms. Patricia A. Cooney Bank of America Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Olson
Mr. Danh Dang Ms Pamela Yameen

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Mayor’s Emergency Crowley Family Charitable Trust Ms.Rachel L. Pohl Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Castaldo
Fund for Lawrence Danversbank and Mr. Robert W. McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Cella
Mr. Michael C. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Ciampa
C. P ringle Charitable Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Louis Devito S.E.A. Fund Ms. Robin Clark
-Bank of America Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Douglas Ms. Elizabeth Steele Ms. Patricia Clifford
Mr. Paul Epstein YMCA of the North Shore Mr. Richard J. Cohee
George McQuinn Ms. Ryan Fanning Mr. Valentino W. Cohee
Memorial Foundation Mr. John H. Fisher Sherry and Will Rogers Ms. Candace E. Conley
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Flood Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Bartley J. Conlon
Ms. Amanda P. Craig Mr. Brian Foley Ms. Michelle J. Conlon
Ms. Katharine Gamer Mr. and Mrs. William C. Rogers Mr.and Mrs. Lawrence P.
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Anonymous Gunn Financial, Inc. Mr. and Ms. Jurg K. Siegenthaler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Contrino
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Mrs. Lynn Bryant Mrs. Cathy Ebling Ms. Susan Hassett Mrs. Fiona Lubbock
Ms. Tatiana Burgos-Espinal Ms. Cathy Edgerly Mrs. Teresa Hawkins Mrs. Karen Lucas
Ms. Maria Burnham Mrs. Robin Ellis Ms. Claire Hayes Ms. Susanne G. MacDonald
Ms. Tracey Byrne Empower Yoga Ms. Mary Healy Mrs. Tori MacMillan
Mrs. Shannon Cabot Ms. Meg Erickson Mrs. Joan Henkels Mrs. Sheridan Maguire
Ms. Wendy Callahan Mrs. Mary Esdaile Ms. Tricia Herring Mrs. Laney Makin
Mrs. Rebecca Campbell Mrs. Mary Ann Esdaile Hershey Entertainment & Resorts Mrs. B.J. Malgari
Ms. Lisa Cancelli
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The Manfredi Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Perkin dONORS
Ms. Cathy Marrero Ms. Jennifer Perkin
Ms. Patricia L. Martines Ms. Brett Perryman Ms. Pamela Small Ms. Kim Williams
Ms. Veronica Mathews Dr. Anna E. Petropoulos Mrs. Martha Smeallie Ms. Nina Wilson
Ms. Anne Mauck Mrs. Sue Philbrick Mrs. Chris Smith Ms. Elizabeth Winder
Ms. Nancy McCarthy Ms. Jane M. Phillips Mrs. Ann Smith Ms. Susan Winthrop
Ms. Pamela D. McCormick Ms. Katherine Pickering Mrs. Trina Smith Ms. Jessica Wistran
Ms. Janet McCue Ms. Rachel L. Pohl Mrs. Janie Snowden Mrs. Carrie Woodruff
Ms. Mary McDonald Mrs. Debbie Powell Mrs. Meredith Sobol Ms. Michaela Woods
Ms. Mary McDougal Mrs. Elizabeth Pratt Mrs. Helen B. Spaulding Mrs. Willa Worsfold
Ms. Jenifer McDougall Ms. Pamela Price Ms. Ashara Judith Stansfield Mrs. Laura Wrightson
Ms. Mimi McFadden Ms. Molly Prinn Ms. Karen Stanton Mrs. Jane Wykoff
Mrs. Marie McInnes Mrs. Nancy Pruett Mrs. Jane Stark Ms. Toni Yerardi
Ms. Gratia McLane PSK Realty Trust Ms. Joni Stone YMCA of the North Shore-
Mrs. Margot Mehm Ms. Kathy Putnam Mrs. Susan Strader
Mrs. Therese Melden Ms. Rebecca Putnam Mrs. Lindsey Strong Greater Beverly
Mrs. Betsy Merry Ms. Leslie E. Reichert Mrs. Heidi Sturgis Ms. Susan Yorks
Ms. Patricia Michaels Ms. Lisa Repp Parsons Mrs. Amy Sullivan YWCA of Greater Lawrence
Ms. Robyn Milbury Mrs. Claudia Reynders Mrs. Lynda Surdam Mrs. Patricia Zaido
Ms. Alice T. Miller Ms. Elizabeth T. Rhinelander Mrs. Brette Swanson Ms. Pat Zonnenberg
Ms. Catharine B. Miller Ms. Jayne Rice Ms. Angela Sweeney
Ms. Cathleen Moore Mrs. Jane Riley Ms. Elizabeth Sweeney Youth at Risk Fund
Ms. Katy Moran Mrs. Diane Riva Mrs. Mimi Tambone
Ms. Kathleen Moriconi Ms. Emma Roberts Ms. Anika S. Taylor AmSan New England
Mrs. Kris Moroney Mrs. Susan Robie Ms. Susan Teel Beverly Cooperative Bank
Ms. Sarah Morrill Mrs. Scottie Robinson Mrs. Sue Thorne Howard P. Colhoun Family
Mrs. Liz Morris Mrs. Mary Roderick Ms. Margaret H. Tilney
Ms. Pamela Morss Ms. Mary Roikle Townsend Oil Company Foundation
Mrs. Cindy Morton Ms. Nancy Rouse Mrs. Carol Townsend Danversbank Charitable
Mrs. Chessye Moseley Ms. Julie W. Roush Mrs. Kristine Trustey
Ms. Leslie Murphy Ms. Nancy Rowse Ms. Lecia A. Turcotte Foundation
Ms. Lindsay Murphy Mrs. Molly Ryan Ms. Siobhan Ugone Dusky Foundation
Ms. Ellen Nee S.E.A. Fund Mrs. Deb Vivian Forest Foundation
Ms. Ann-Marie E. Nehme Salem Five Charitable Foundation Ms. Maura Wadlinger Gardiner Howland Shaw
Ms. Gail Nelson Ms. Claire C. Sanford Ms. Candace Waldron
Ms. Valle Nelson Ms. Susan Santin Ms. Andrea Walgren Foundation
New England Facial & Cosmetic Ms. Carol Sapoznik Ms. Susan Walker Greater Lawrence Summer Fund
Sarah’s Sole, LLC Ms. Jane A. Wall Lawrence General Hospital
Surgery Center Ms. Nancy L. Sarles Ms. Penny Ward Margaret M. Collins Charitable
Ms. Sandra Newman Ms. Whitney R. Savignano Ms. Liz Warner
Ms. Ann Noble Ms. Carol Schuster Ms. Suzanne K. Wedel Trust
Ms. Kristin Noble Ms. ML Scudder Mrs. Lynn Welbourn McCarthy Family Foundation -
North Shore Community College Ms. Suzanne H. Sears Wellington Management
North Shore United Way, Inc. Mrs. Jacqueline Serafino Bank of America
Ms. Myranda O’Bara Ms. Ellen Shain Company Edward S. & Winifred G. Moseley
Ms. Suzanne O’Brien Mrs. Ellen Shaughnessy Mrs. KarenWerner
Ms. PJ O’Clair Sheehan Family Foundation Ms. Sheila A. Whalen Foundation
Ms. Allison Odoardi Mrs. Mary Christine Sheehan Ms. Lisa Wheeler New England BioLabs, Inc.
Ms. Ann Oliver Ms. Whitney Shepard Mrs. Wendy Wheeler Northeast Health Systems Inc.
Mrs. Kate O’Neil Mrs. Sarah Sherwood Mrs. Bobbi Whiting Partners HealthCare System
Ms. Linda Osburn Mrs. Lynn Shields Mrs. Winkie Whitman Reckitt Benckiser Special Events
Osceola Foundation, Inc Mrs. Paula Shorts Ms. Jennifer Wightman Pete r and Elizabeth C. Tower
P.H. Lawn Care Inc Shubie’s Ms. Khristie Wilkins
Mrs. Kim Paratore Ms. Helen Sides Mrs. Susan Williams Foundation
Ms. Alvah Parker Ms. Bobbye Lou Sims
Ms. Lisa Parsons Mrs. Isabella Sledge Goodwin Wragg
Mrs. Diane Patrican Land Stewardship
Mrs. Elizabeth Payson Endowment Fund

Mr. John G. Wragg

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Thank you!

What’s next?

Many Essex County nonprofits are challenged by growing needs in our commu-
nities as economic conditions cause cuts in their support from government and
philanthropy. ECCF will expand to help.

in 2012...

T he Center for Nonprofit Excellence will broaden the educational and
support services available to nonprofit Boards and staff. By investing in
the leaders of our nonprofits we ensure the sustainability and efficiency of
the organizations that improve our quality of life.

E CCF will expand its philanthropic community by offering new donors
the opportunity to join their charitable dollars with ECCF’s pool of care-
fully invested assets to increase the impact of their giving.

E CCF will serve as a resource to the leadership of the billion dollars in
charitable trusts and foundations in Essex County by helping them meet
their philanthropic mission.

The goal:

To accomplish these strategic objectives, ECCF has launched a $30 million Capital
Campaign that will focus on endowing the Center for Nonprofit Excellence and
expanding our family of Donor Advised Funds and Agency Funds.

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