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CREATING A BETTER BOSTON FOR ALL HEALTH. EDUCATION. SAFETY COMMUNITY REPORT
YWCA BOSTON IS WORKING TO CREATE A BOSTON FREE OF RACIAL, GENDER & SOCIAL INEQUITIES. THAT STARTS WITH INCREASING ACCESS TO HEALTH, MAKING NEIGHBORHOODS SAFER & CLOSING THE EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT GAP.
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BRIDGE BUILDERSReaching the haRd to ReachVery real, historic concerns about medical testing, geographic access to care, and cultural divides can stand in the way of empowering women most at risk for chronic health issues, and perpetuate disparities in health outcomes. Twenty years into collaborative efforts at Whittier Street Health Center, YW Boston and the health center are evolving its work to include off-site locations where they can jointly reach difficult-to-serve women with education, testing and follow up care. Leveraging YW Boston’s long term partnership with the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department, YW Boston Health Coordinator D’Janapha Fortune and Whittier’s Cardiovascular Clinical Manager Augusto Angulo piloted an ongoing heart health and diabetes program for female offenders at McGrath House, a 30 bed re-entry facility in Boston’s South End. With successful testing, increased learning, and treatment programs underway, YW Boston and Whittier Street have expanded the mobile program to include bilingual preventative HIV education and testing.
cReating effective, SuStainable change Often, “cool” student-led projects ebb and fade with changing interests and trends among the current crop of high schoolers. Not so at Boston Latin School thanks to years of bridge building between the school and YW Boston’s Youth Leadership Initiative, InIt. Because of close support of annual InIt student delegations since the late 90s, Boston Latin School has seen a consistent decrease in racial and gender tensions at the school. Over the last three years, InIt alums Enemchi Izuchi InIt ’11 and Connie Chang InIt’13 were among numerous delegates who have sustained these improvements through engagement with school administrators and faculty, a 25-member strong social justice club and continued funding of the teen-produced, international feminist magazine ReACT.
acceleRating academic achievement The Boston Public Schools’ Acceleration Agenda sets ambitious targets for improving student achievement, in part by increasing teachers’ cultural proficiency. To achieve that target, Dorchester’s 600-student Lilla G. Frederick Pilot Middle School engaged YW Boston to conduct an intensive interracial dialogue for some of its staff. With support from the school administration, Dialogues co-facilitators Esther Kohn and Katrina Huff-Larmond, and Frederick administrator Michael McDonald were among a group that worked on breaking down perceptual barriers affecting some of the schools’ most challenged students. McDonald credits the intensive Dialogues with forging a greater connection between his co-workers, noting that the impact was immediate. With the staff’s acknowledgement that innate prejudices were blinding them to potential, McDonald is working to expand the YW Boston program to other classrooms. YW Boston Dialogues, he notes, gives everyone a place at the table and an opportunity to break down barriers to collaboration.
de-eScalating conflict When high school student Kendale W. and Boston Police Officer Michael Byrne completed YW Boston’s intensive, 5-week YW Boston Youth / Police Dialogue in Roxbury, neither knew that their budding connection would prevent a neighborhood conflagration just weeks later: Kendale and a group of his friends were out and about trying to beat the heat of an oppressive, humid July night. Responding to a murder that occurred blocks away and hours before, patrol cars descended on the youth and a skirmish brewed. As tensions mounted between the two groups, a just-arriving Byrne recognized Kendale and the two worked together to calm the groups and avert more unnecessary violence.
inveSting in the gReateR good Nationally recognized for its commitment to diversity and corporate social responsibility, Boston law firm Holland & Knight has worked with YW Boston to promote increased civic engagement between the private and public sector. The firm’s general managing partner Steven Wright points to leadership provided by its nine LeadBoston alumni, and its annual participation in YW Boston’s Stand Against Racism, as driving forces behind its efforts. At the suggestion of its LeadBoston alums, the firm recently expanded its corporate social responsibility program to YW Boston’s school partner, the Mendell Elementary School. A group of H&K attorneys and staff were instrumental in revitalizing the school’s outdoor science classroom. The result is an improved school environment and enhancement to students’ learning. For Holland & Knight, Wright says, it is simply one small example of how Boston’s corporations can reach out and invest in the city.
L E T T E R F R O M
Our LeadershipDear Friends,
YWCA Boston has been an anchor institution for almost 150 years. The nature of our work has evolved over time, but we have never wavered in our mission to eliminate racism, empower women, and promote peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all.
In the past year, our influence has grown. We have engaged more than 7,000 people in our efforts to educate women and girls about health, improve public safety, close the educational achievement gap, and increase civic engagement. Our programs have demonstrably increased people’s knowledge, enhanced their attitudes, and changed their behaviors to build racial, gender and social equity in our city.
However, our vision of a better Boston for all cannot be achieved in one year, five years, or ten years, or even in one generation - If people of color and women could effect change alone, without the help of sympathetic allies, such change would have been accomplished long ago.
And so, we have set a unique course of action to bring people together across race, gender and class lines to overcome the perceived differences that hold so many back. Initial responses, results and endorsements of our programs tell us that we are engaged in the correct but difficult work to break down Boston’s most challenging barriers to equity.
Thank you for your support, now and in the future, as we work together to build a better Boston.
Sylvia Ferrell-JonesPresident & CEO
From left to right, Sylvia Ferrell-Jones, and board co-chairs Kathy Cochrane Murphy and Linnie McLean
REVENUE SOURCES
80%
7%
13%
OPERATING EXPENSES
Fundraising
Administration
Programs
FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT
Audited financial statements are available upon request.
IMPROVING WOMEN’S HEALTH CLOSING THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP
BUILDING COMMUNITY TRUST INCREASING CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
ACTION | 2,894 WOMEN EDUCATED ABOUT HEALTH & HEALTHY BEHAVIORS THROUGH YW BOSTON’S HEALTH LITERACY PROGRAMS
61% RESULT | 61 % OF WOMEN HAVE A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF SIGNS & SYMPTOMS OF A HEART ATTACK
RESULT | INCREASED KNOWLEDGE ABOUT DETECTING BREAST
CANCER BY 41%
UNDOING THE BOSTON PARADOX
ACTION | ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PARENTS & TEACHERS UNDERWENT A COLLECTIVE 560 HOURS OF INTENSIVE YW RACE DIALOGUES IN ORDER TO IMPROVE RACIAL UNDERSTANDING, & CREATE A SUSTAINABLE PLAN TO INCREASE PARENT & TEACHER ENGAGEMENT
ACTION | YOUTH, BOSTON & TRANSIT POLICE ENGAGED IN 560 HOURS OF YW BOSTON-FACILITATED DIALOGUES ON RACE, CRIME, SAFETY & TRUST
41%
RESULT | 58% OF YOUTH ARE MORE LIKELY
TO REPORT A CRIME 58%RESULT | 47% NOW FEEL THAT POLICE CARE ABOUT THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD
47%
RESULT | ROOSEVELT’S PARENTS COUNCIL NOW REFLECTS THE POPULATION OF THE STUDENT BODY; AFTER THREE YEARS, THE ROOSEVELT SCHOOL HAS ENTIRELY ELIMINATED ITS ACHIEVEMENT GAP
ACTION | BOSTON’S EXECUTIVE & YOUTH LEADERS ENGAGED IN 13,300 COLLECTIVE HOURS OF EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING FOCUSED ON RACIAL, GENDER & SOCIAL EQUITY
ACTION | 2,680 BOSTONIANS TOOK A STAND AGAINST RACISM THROUGH YW BOSTON CIVIC ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS
RESULT | 350 YOUTH ARE TAKING ACTION TOMAKE THEIR COMMUNITY A BETTER PLACE
RESULT | 91 % OF TOP EXECUTIVES BELIEVE THAT THEY NOW HAVE THE TOOLS TO BUILD DIVERSE TRUSTING TEAMS, PARTNERSHIPS AND NETWORKS ACROSSRACIAL, GENDER, CLASS & ORGANIZATIONAL LINES
91%REVENUE$2,381,157
CORE OPERATING EXPENSES$2,313,786
FACT | BLACK & LATINO WOMEN HAVE THE HIGHEST HEALTH DISPARITIES AMONG ALL BOSTONIANS
FACT | EDUCATIONAL PERFORMANCE AMONG BLACK & LATINO STUDENTS IS LOWERED BY RACIAL & CULTURAL TENSIONS, LESS TEACHER ENCOURAGEMENT AND LACK OF SCHOOL ENGAGEMENT WITH PARENTS
FACT | BOSTON’S HIGHEST CRIME NEIGHBORHOODS ALSO HAVE THE LOWEST TRUST BETWEEN POLICE & TEENS
FACT | THE CITY’S PUBLIC & CORPORATE ADULT LEADERSHIP & YOUTH LEADERSHIP DO NOT PROPORTIONALLY REFLECT THE CITY’S RACIAL, GENDER & SOCIO-ECONOMIC DIVERSITY
Considered a top tourist destination and center for the best healthcare & education, Boston also struggles with unsafe neighborhoods, deeply entrenched health disparities & educational achievement gaps, and a growing economic divide between rich & poor. YW Boston tackles these prevalent, systemic issues through bold programs that provide direct service to residents, support key service organizations, and empower city & youth leaders to make policy changes that create a better Boston for all.
Investment Returns
38%
46% Contributions
Ground Lease6%
1% Interest Income
8%
Program Revenue
1% Ancillary Revenue
DonorsIndividuals$10,000 & greaterRebecca FainChristine & David LettsLB
Kathleen McQuiggan
$5,000-$9,999Pamela D. Adams+
Sandra B. Henriquez+
Lois L. LindauerEmily & David Livingston+
Mark C. MichalowskiLB
Benjamin VolinskiLB
Hadassah WagnerMariann & Andy Youniss
$2,500–$4,999Leigh BivingsGeeta B. AiyerCharles E. ClappLB
Katherine CollinsBetty FranciscoEunice M. Harps+
Cynthia Keliher+
Cleve Killingsworth & Daren ChentowPamela F. LenehanAWA
Cathy E. MinehanAWA
Kathryn Cochrane Murphy+
Elena B. OlsonLB
Laura SenAWA
Katherine B. Winter+
Mary YntemaLB
$1,000-$2,499Jan AdamsNeale & Louisa AttenboroughLynn M. BabingtonJudy A. BealKatharine C. BeaudouinLB
Nancy Hayes Bevington+Mary Lou BoutwellAWA
Elizabeth S. BoverouxPolly Bryson+
Lisa M. CampoliDonna M. ClarkLB
John and Diddy CullinaneSusan CulmanMartha Sloan FelchAWA +
Sylvia Ferrell-JonesLB +
Janet Frazier+
Bink GarrisonGloria Jean K.Y. Chun HooLoretta KeanePatricia KeenanLB+
Diana J. Kelly+
Andrea Kramer+
Maria J. Krokidas+
Deanna Larkin+
Rebecca LeeLB
Dan LoganLB
Kevin McCallLB
Gail McDonoughLinnie W. McLeanAWA +
Tracey McLeodPatricia McSweeney+
Mim MinichielloPriscilla OlleMay C. Pian-SmithDiana PisciottaChristine PrattLisa E. SarnoMarie SchwartzSandra Sims-WilliamsAWA
Karen Dendy Smith
Nancy S. Taylor+
Jane E. TewksburyBarbara ThibaultJennifer UhrigSandra UriePatricia G. VinterLB
Roslyn M. Watson
$500-$999Earlene AvalónJudyAnn BigbyAWA
Maya BittarTracy BrownLiz BrunnerJanet B. CadyAnne Marie ConwayLorraine EganAnn FudgeVicary M. GrahamAWA
Meta GreenbergC. Lani GuinierAWA
Roberta H. HermanAWA
Crystal A. JohnsonAWA
Holly LaurentLisa LeveyIrma F. MannAWA+
Ingrid M. MelvinTherese Minton+
Patricia J. MoneyGlendora M. PutnamAWA +
Jean RussellAWA
Larry SeamansLB+
Dune ThorneLB
Molly TurlishJohn W. Tynan+
Scott WebsterLB
$250-$499Morra Aarons-MeleJoan C. AbramsTina AdolfssonSunny AllenDeborah AllinsonAlicia BowmanNonnie S. BurnesJillian E. CampbellMarie ChalmersJeffrey M. CollinsLB
Wilma DavisIphigenia DemetriadesSean R. DriscollLB
Jessica R. EarlyBenjamin EricsonLB
Susan E. FarrisMarlene FineVirginia R. FleisherLourdes GermanSheri GilchristJoannes & Suzanne GrevelinkKenneth GroomsKatherine GrossLB & Peter ThorneMargaret HadzimaChristopher F. HawthorneChristie HedgesBrian Iammartino & Meredith HamiltonHilary C. JaffeKatherine S. KaufmannPatricia A. KellyRuth KolodneyDolores KongKarin KramerArthur LaManAline LavellePamela LeporeSherry LeventhalSharon I. Lewis
Betsy MagnusonJudith A. MaloneSandy Maskell+
Juliette MayersLB
Carla M. McCallLaura J. McTaggartDorian MintzerAnn MoritzMargaret A. MulcahyAnn S. MurphyJody NewmanJeanne Nutt+
Kerry Olson HawkinsRamona PersaudEstie RappaportAmelie L. RatliffRebecca ReganGrace ReganBrenda G. RenyMargaret S. RisMarita RiveroAWA
Elka SachsKaren R. SaundersLB
Andrew W. ShennanRachel K. SherBob SiefertChitra R. StaleyKaren O. TellerMarianne M. TownsendDavid W. WalkerCullen Walsh
Up to $249Rosalin AcostaMartha R. AcworthMiki Akimoto+
Marcela Aldaz-MatosNorma P. AleknaMeredith AllenBan Almahfodh-GraimeLB
Lesly AlvaradoAmanda AmendolaJonathan AndermanLB
Jania AndreottiAlfredo J. AndresLB
Jim AntalEfrain AriasLess ArnoldJudith L. AronsonAmy L. AuerbachEarl AveryCJ AzubuineLB
Katherine E. BachmanJudy BakerNavjeet K. BalMaya BalleKathleen C. BardsleyDeborah BarnardAWA LB
Anne Marie BarronVirginia K. BartlettSelena M. BauerLouise C. BaxterMeredeth BeersCarole BellewMargery C. BennettRobert BensetlerCharlene J. BerubeKathy BestBonita Betters-ReedRadhika BhattacharyaDonna BivensSusan BlackDebora Bloom+
Kristin E. BlountBeth I. Z. BolandAlexy Arauz BoudreauLB
Betsey Brew BoydLB
Gail BreslowCatherine S. Bromberg
Margaret R. BrownAnn BruckTamie BurkeCheryl M. BurkeSherri-Ann Burnett-BowieAllison D. BurroughsAnna ByrneMarie B. CadetAnaMaria CamargoLaurie CammisaLB
Mary H. CanavanLB
Katie CarloneKaren E. CarrKatherine CartonLB
Christine M. CasaliniErica CaseyYvonne C. CastanedaJaclyn ChaiPeter ChanLB
Katrina ChapmanLarisa B. ChiltonValerie ChingLB
LaDonna L. ChristianBrian ChristieLinda ChristmanKelley C. ChunnRachel ChurchillMary CirielloPamela CivinsLB
Barbara A. ClearyRosalie C. CloughKimberly R. ClouseRhonda Cohen-BoyarSarah ColadBrenda ColeChristine ColeSuzanne C. ColemanAllison ColemanCatherine Coleman+
Lorene ComeauJacqui ConradElizabeth CookAmy CookBouzha CookmanJanice CooperEmily CooperSylvia CowanAnne CowieShari A. CraigGizella CrawfordNancy M. CreminsAlba N. Cruz-DavisCheryl S. CumingsLB
Deborah L. CunninghamRebecca CurzonLB
Beth DaceyMarcela M. DaneshSolomon Dass+
Michelle K. DavisLiam DayElizabeth DeaneErica Del SignoreLionelle DemostheneJoanne DerrAlex DichnerDenise DoneganLisa DonFrancescoGeorge B. DonnellyLB
Carla DorvilusCandace H. DoucetteKimberly S. DoughertyElizabeth DowdAmy DowdAnne E. DoyleLB
Lucille DuboisDawn Durning-HammondAna DyerChristy EgunLB
Joyce L. Elden
Marc ElfmanPatricia EnnisLisa EphgraveCarey ErdmanDilhan N. ErsuShirley Fan-ChanSusan FarinaAnnmarie FarrettaCarolyn FediganJohn FelixLB
Marian FergusonMary FifieldTherese C. FitzgeraldPatricia ForbesLB
Andrea FosterKimberly FrederickMarjorie Hess FreemanKatherine R. FreundHelaine R. FriedlanderBridget GallagherLB
Jamie L. GaltMarianne GalvinZelda GamzuPatricia J. GannonMary GardillElizabeth GarsidePenny GarverMegan GatesSusan GebbieShawna Giggey-MashalJennifer GirvinCarol W. GladstoneJan A. GlassmanGwen GlickJody K. GoldmanSandra GoldsmithEllen GoodmanMichelle Gordon-SeemoreSusan B. GotshalkJulie Fletcher GravesAnna GrekaNancy GriffinMaria Cecilia GriggsTina GuthmannNorma HansonZsaleh HarivandiJudith B. HarringtonEmily HaslettAWA
Susan HassClare B. HawthorneNancy T. HegartyKathryn HendersonLB
Emily C. Hewitt+
Mary Beth HiettEvelyn B. HigginbothamAWA
Emmy D. HilsingerDavid HirshLB
Carol J. HolahanMaggie HuntBernie Husser & Heidi E. LakeTracey HyamsStephanie HydeAllison P. IantoscaChristopher IaquintoDebra IlesAbigail IngallsNancy D. IsraelLisa JacobsonRick JakiousLB
Michael L. JamesLB
Sherly Jean BaptisteElisabeth C. JenksJulie JenningsMolly JenningsMichelle JohnsonKeith M. JohnsonPamela Jones
Diane JuliarMarina KalbPatricia KarterJerrold KashuckSalma KazmiLB
Michelle KeenanEllen KeileyCarol Y. KelleyAllison KellyElizabeth KellyLaura J. KevghasReema M. Khan+
Marcia M. KimmSandra T. KingWilliam KlayMaryanne KnottJean M. KollingJennifer KordellSkye M. Morrison KramerLB
Stefan G. KrugMartha KurzMichelle A. KwederEvelyn LagerSarah B. LagoshDonna M. LawtonCatherine LeBlancSusan W. LeffLauren B. LeidnerGinny LemmermanHeather M. LentzElizabeth LevinLauren P. LipscombSandra LishKelly B. LockbergMarci G. LoeberCharles LongfieldLB
Julie S. LovellZena Lum LB
Roberta MacCarthyNancy MacKayLB
Robin L. MainCarla J. MarcinowskiPatricia MarinilliMichelle MarsegliaElizabeth MartinMaria MarvinCharley MateraNancy A. McCaffertyLynn McFarland-RandallLB
Connie McGraneBeverly McHughMargaret V. McIntoshMiriam S. MessingerLB
Martha M. MetzdorfKathleen MillsteinJana M. MiltonSusan MiskellPatricia MitchellBeth H. MitchellAlex MootJoanne MorrisDenise I. MurphyCourtney MurphyAnn L. MurrayYevgeniya A. MuyaminaSusan Hall MygattBobby NagleJanani NatarajamurthiValerie Navy-DanielsMark NewmanLinda M. NoonanDeborah A. NortonSheila NuttCarolyn O’BrienSusan OldakJaclyn S. O’LearyRuben S. OrtizLB
Piper S. OrtonLB
George Padula
Stanley PaineConstantine PapademetriouMyran Parker-BrassPaula ParnagianKara PeetLB
Stephen PerazzoliTeresa PerellaAzella PerrymanAnn M. PhilbinDianne R. PhillipsLB
Paul PietroElizabeth PinkusDarla Pires DeGraceTamara P. PittsJennifer PlymAntonia PollakRebecca G. PontikesMichelle PorcheHarold PotterKristin PoulinEdna PruceMeabh PurcellRegina S. PyleJoan A. QuinlanSuzanne Lewis ReadCacey RecuperoLB
Lisa R. Reitano+
Kristin ReynoldsKimberly RichardsonLaura RippyPatricia N. RissmillerSusan RittscherPamela J. RiveraJo-Serena RodriguezAllison M. RojasCharles S. RudnickPam SalkovitzJennifer SalpietroJanine SalyardsAisha P. SaundersJessica L. SawyerKeeana S. SaxonLB
Helen Chin SchlichteIris Taymore SchnitzerBeverly C. SealeyJoan SeamsterJohn SearsRochelle B. SeltzerAWA
Klare E. ShawMatthew D. SheddLisa Kennedy SheldonKatie SheehanRebecca ShusterSusan E. SiebertJill SilversteinBarbara Smith-BaconLindsay SnyderEsmirna SotoKirsten SpilkerSusan StathoplosLB
Jody SteinerChristine StewartLB
Susan StockardMatthew O. StratfordJanice C. SturchioMichael SullivanMary C. SullivanLinda A. SwerlingRachelle L. Taqqu+
Christy TaylorAmanda TealLisa TerrizziMadison ThompsonWallace G. TilfordSandra TiseIan TodreasLB
Stacey P. TownsendKimberley TrainLori TsurudaLB
Melinda TuffyMarie A. TurleyRobert TurnerGina Vairo
Thanks To iTs generous supporTers, YW BosTon is aDvancing social, racial anD genDer equiTY.
Anne Van NostrandDina L. VargoLB
Celeste VezinaSusan VianoKathleen A. Vieweg+
Gerardo VillacresMaria T. VivaldiRenata von TscharnerCorrina WainwrightJulie WalshCheryl WalshAnnemarie WalshKathleen WalshAmy Walsh FarrellLeslie J. WarshawDeborah WashingtonBonnie WelchPatricia WhiteJean Whyte+
Allison WieseBenaree P. WileyAWA
Lorita B. WilliamsKimberly J. WilliamsLB
Winifred WillisConstance WrightJoan M. WrightLisa WyattBethany D. WynderValerie A. YarashusDavid YasYvette YelardyKaren R. YoungEmily K. YuLauren ZalkindAnne Zehr
Foundations & Corporations$100,000 & greaterUnited Way of Massachusetts Bay & Merrimack Valley+
$25,000-$99,999Avon Foundation Breast Care Fund+
Community Consulting TeamsDevonshire FoundationHolland & Knight, LLPPerpetual Trust for Charitable GivingSusan G. Komen for the Cure, Massachusetts Affiliate+
$10,000-$24,999Charlotte FoundationGardiner Howland Shaw FoundationLiberty MutualSchwab Charitable Fund
$5,000-$9,999Anna B. Stearns Charitable FoundationBlue Hills Bank Charitable FoundationCatalina LeadershipEaton Vance ManagementHarvard Pilgrim Health Care+
Lovett-Woodsum Foundation+
Neighborhood Health Plan+
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLPState Street Corporation+
TJX CompaniesTJX FoundationWebster Bank
$2,500-$4,999Beacon Hill Circle for CharityBlue Hills BankBNY Mellon+
Dana-Farber Cancer InstituteDeloitte
Delta Dental of MassachusettsEdwards Wildman Palmer, LLPFidelity Charitable Gift FundFoley Hoag, LLPGoldman Sachs Philanthrophy FundMcCarter & English, LLP+
Milton Interfaith Clergy AssociationPartners HealthCare+
Reebok FoundationShawmut Design and ConstructionSimmons CollegeStop & Shop Supermarket CompanyTrillium Asset ManagementTufts Health PlanTufts Medical CenterVivaKiWellesley College
$1,000-$2,499ALPFAArtemis Financial AdvisorsBank of AmericaBetsey R. Lang Trust+
Brigham & Women’s HospitalCelebrate MiltonCIGNACitibankClarendon Street AssociatesCVS PharmacyDenterleinDigitasGirls’ Leadership, Organized WomenGoogle Matching Gifts ProgramGranite TelecommunicationsHicks Family Charitable FoundationHowland Capital ManagementiRobotKrokidas & Bluestein, LLPLegg Mason Global Asset ManagementMassachusetts General HospitalMcGladrey+
Salem Five Charitable FoundationUniversity of Massachusetts BostonVeolia EnergyVerano FundWellesley Centers For Women
$500-$999Alchemy FoundationAltman Stiller FoundationBlue Cross Blue Shield of MassachusettsFallon Community Health PlanO’Brien & Levine Court Reporting ServicesSherin and Lodgen, LLPShireWheelock College
$250-$499Alliance BernsteinThe Boston FoundationCitizens Bank of Massachusetts+
Duff & PhelpsF.H. Perry BuilderGesmer Updegrove, LLPLois Lindauer Associates
Lyne, Woodworth & Evarts, LLPMassportR & L AssociatesSherry and Alan Leventhal Family FoundationSun Life Financial
Up to $249Action for Boston Community DevelopmentAlexander, Aronson, Finning & Co.Asian Task Force Against Domestic ViolenceBoston Community CapitalBreckinridge Capital AdvisorsBurns & LevinsonCity of Boston Employee CampaignCity YearCommonwealth of Massachusetts Employees Charitable CampaignDarryl’s Corner Bar & KitchenHoughton Mifflin CompanyJohn Hancock Financial Services Matching Gifts ProgramMassachusetts Association of Health UnderwritersMassachusetts Association of Insurance AgentsMenino Committee+
Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Perkins School for the BlindSara CampbellSchofield Brother of New EnglandSturtevantThermal CircuitsUnited Way of DelawareUnited Way of Greater Attleboro/TauntonWellington Management Company, LLPYMCA of Greater Boston
Donors listed in persimmon are members of the Persimmon Society, & have made a five-year commitment of at least $1,000 per year to support YW Boston.
Donors listed in italics are members of the Ambassadors’ Council, & serve as trusted advisers and donors to YW Boston.
AWA Donors who are also members of YW Boston’s Academy of Women Achievers.
LB Donors who are also alumni of LeadBoston.
+ Donors who have supported YW Boston for five or more consecutive years.
These listings reflect sources of support from January 1, 2012 to December 31, 2012. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. We apologize for any errors or omissions, and ask that you contact us with any corrections.
Who We areBoard OfficersKathryn Cochrane Murphy, Co-ChairLinnie McLean, Co-ChairKathleen McQuiggan, Vice ChairDeanna Larkin, TreasurerRita German, Clerk Board MembersJan AdamsGeeta AiyerEarlene Avalón Nancy Hayes Bevington Leigh BivingsMartha Sloan FelchBetty FranciscoChristine LettsEmily LivingstonMim MinichielloPriscilla OlleElena OlsonLizette Pérez-DeisboeckSandra Sims-Williams AdvisorsTamra BlakeJillian E. CampbellCharles E. Clapp IIISuzanne ColemanChristyanna EgunMarlene FineEunice HarpsChristie HedgesCynthia B. KeliherAndrea KramerAliza RodriguezRebecca ShusterKimberley TrainAllison Wiese
Youth CouncilConnie Chang, InIt ‘13Nelly Constant, InIt ‘13O’Taviya Edge, InIt ‘13Tyseph Hodges, InIt ‘13Jessica Huynh, InIt ‘13Maya Jean, InIt ‘13Mara Loulseged, InIt ‘13Julia Pan, InIt ‘13FanonX Rogers, InIt ‘13Vijay Rodriguez, InIt ‘13Jennifer Sanchez, InIt ‘13Tai Tran, InIt ‘12Dinah Tsegaye, InIt ‘13Raekwon Walker, InIt ‘11
StaffSylvia Ferrell-Jones, President and CEOLesly AlvaradoEfrain AriasChristine M. CasaliniBeth ChandlerDonna M. ClarkSolomon DassD’Janapha FortuneKathryn HendersonArielle LevyKristy LukLaura RavinderLarry SeamansJohn W. TynanNyjah Wyche-Alexis
Design: Digitas BostonPhotography: Craig Bailey/ Perspective
CREATING A BETTER BOSTON FOR ALL HEALTH. EDUCATION. SAFETY COMMUNITY REPORT
YWCA BOSTON IS WORKING TO CREATE A BOSTON FREE OF RACIAL, GENDER & SOCIAL INEQUITIES. THAT STARTS WITH INCREASING ACCESS TO HEALTH, MAKING NEIGHBORHOODS SAFER & CLOSING THE EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT GAP.
To learn more about YWCA Boston, call 617-585-5400 or email [email protected]
YWCA Boston140 Clarendon Street, Suite 403Boston, MA 02116www.ywboston.org
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