Trinity Boston Foundation Annual Report 2010

Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny.

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Letter from a Birmingham Jail

The Trinity Boston Foundation is committed to changing the odds for Boston youth.

We are in the business of improving outcomes for youth, from reducing violence and incarceration to increasing rates of high school graduation, college access and success.

To that end, we run direct service programs; work to improve community health, cohesion and coordination of resources; and look to build the public will to create long-term, systemic change.

Our programs inspire, empower and affirm youth and families. We work from the inside out, focusing first on values, character and self-esteem, mental and physical health. We then provide the academic supports and leadership training that help young people realize their full potential.

Everything we do is grounded in relationships and the creation of community. These relationships in turn form a web that connects people and communities across Boston, a web that makes big change possible.

The Odds in Boston

Only 63% of Boston Public School students graduate from high school.

Only 28% of non-exam school graduates enrolled in college had obtained a degree six years later (Class of 2003) .

48% of Boston Public High School students have had a family member or friend murdered.

65% of Boston’s youth report witnessing one or more acts of violence in the past year.

28% of Boston’s youth report being assaulted in the past year.

More than 1 in 4 urban Boston 4th graders have been afraid to play outside or have been made to stay inside because of gang or drug activities in their neighborhoods.

COLLABORATION

Bostonians for Youth - Collaborating to Change the Odds

Every year, Trinity Boston Foundation partners with two other organizations dedicated to improving outcomes for Boston youth. This annual partnership dinner – Bostonians for Youth – has three goals: 1) raising money to support the programs of all three non-profits, 2) increasing collaboration and coordination within the non-profit sector and 3) increasing public appetite and will for systemic change.

In recent years, Bostonians for Youth has focused on the issue of youth violence. We believe that the three major contributors to violence are untreated trauma, educational failure and lack of economic opportunity. Each dinner focuses on one of these three issues. The 2010 theme was education, with partners Roxbury Presbyterian Social Impact Center and Families United for Educational Leadership (FUEL). In 2011 we partnered with Justice Resource Institute and Louis D. Brown Peace Institute and highlighted the issue of untreated trauma.

Liz Brunner, co-anchor at WCVB-TV news, emceed the April 2011 dinner, which included two youth performances: dance troupe Thee Slap Bracelets and Trinity chorister, Ryan Williams. Governor Deval Patrick and Robert Lewis, Jr. of The Boston Foundation each remarked about both the need for and the possibility of ending youth violence. As in years past, filmmaker Topper Carew created a new film for the dinner, this one entitled “Trauma.”

Since it began in 2008, Bostonians for Youth has raised nearly $1 million to address youth violence and create better outcomes for youth in Boston.

Top Left: Ryan Williams with emcee Liz Brunner; Top Right: Governor Patrick meets TEEP students; Bottom Left: Douglas Brooks, JRI; Louise Burnham Packard, Trinity Boston Foundation; Tina Chery, Louis D. Brown Peace Institute; Bottom Middle: Topper Carew, filmmaker; Mimi Bennett, Trinity Boston Foundation Board Chair; Robert Lewis, Jr., The Boston Foundation; Bottom Right: Bostonians for Youth Co-Chairs Seth Brennan, Christine & Jeff McCormick, Kathy Burns & Michael Greeley, Susan Treacy & Jay Vacanti.

Trinity Excellence for Education Partners (TEEP)

Founded in 2000, TEEP is a year-round character and leadership development program for Boston Public School students in grades 7-12. All students begin as rising 7th graders, with the goal of continuing in the program through high school graduation. TEEP offers year-round academic support, mentoring, leadership development, and a four-year high school Road Map to College program, in addition to summer school and summer camp. TEEP currently serves 130 urban youth and their families.

TEEP in CollegeFall 2008-2011Boston CollegeBridgewater State UniversityCollege of the Holy CrossEastern Nazarene College (2)Hampton UniversityHoward UniversityJohnson and Wales UniversityLewis and Clark UniversityMount Ida CollegeRoger Williams UniversitySkidmore College (2)Syracuse UniversityUniversity of Massachusetts: AmherstUniversity of Massachusetts: BostonUniversity of Massachusetts: Dartmouth (2)University of Massachusetts: Lowell (2)Virginia State University

A VALUES-BASED CURRICULUM

TEEP Partner SchoolsRogers Middle SchoolOrchard Gardens K-8 SchoolDearborn Middle SchoolHigginson-Lewis K-8 SchoolGavin Middle SchoolHernandez K – 8 SchoolExcel AcademyBoston Collegiate Charter School

100% of students who have completed six years of TEEP have gone on to college.

70% of these students are the first in their families to do so.

LONG-TERM, HOLISTIC SUPPORT

My journey at TEEP started the summer when I was entering 7th grade. I was introduced to it by my oldest sister, Mayra, the first person in our family to go to college. She is one of the original TEEPers. I entered TEEP as one of the smallest and youngest students so I was shy. There’s a good set of values at TEEP though. People are respectful and responsible, so I decided to come back for the summer going into my 8th grade year. Every summer in high school, I’ve been coming back to help the younger counselors recognize the importance of these values and not take them for granted. TEEP’s Roadmap to College kept me accountable for my grades and for completing the Common Application for college. Samuel, Chris and Oakes took me on college visits, broadened my horizons, and helped me in any way possible. I got into all my colleges: Roger Williams University, Assumption College, New England College, and U Mass Lowell. This fall, I will begin studying engineering at U Mass Lowell. TEEP made me the person I am today. Leadership training got me out of my comfort zone. Now I am comfortable speaking in front of people. As a varsity baseball player, I had the confidence, as well as the athletic skill, to coach junior varsity players. What I learned at TEEP, I transferred to another life situation. For my sisters and me, TEEP has been a family thing that changed our lives!

Carlos, TEEP participant

TEEP Partner SchoolsRogers Middle SchoolOrchard Gardens K-8 SchoolDearborn Middle SchoolHigginson-Lewis K-8 SchoolGavin Middle SchoolHernandez K – 8 SchoolExcel AcademyBoston Collegiate Charter School

Root Cause selects TEEP as Top College Access Program

In September 2010, TEEP was selected by Cambridge-based Root Cause as one of the top seven college access programs in Massachusetts. Root Cause’s Social Impact Research Group (SIR) analyzes and distributes information on social issues and recommends high performing nonprofits to help donors make informed philanthropic decisions. Their report concluded:

“TEEP employs a high-engagement model, with the belief that investment over many years yields the highest impact for students. TEEP has proven outcomes: 100% of their students attend college, and program staff maintain strong connections with the students through their college careers to facilitate their success.”

SIR scored TEEP highly for the program’s extensive hands-on assistance in three key areas, academic preparation and enrichment, college knowledge and aspirations, and financial aid and planning.

Darlene, TEEP graduate, rising sophomore at UMASS Amherst.

Trinity Boston Counseling Center

For nearly ten years, the Trinity Boston Counseling Center (TBCC) has pursued a mission to expand access to mental health care. TBCC provides individual, couples, and group psychotherapy; support groups for people facing challenges such as grief, unemployment, or divorce; consultation to community partners; and training for clinicians. Many adult clients are members, staff, or clergy at city churches or seminarians or staff at other faith-based organizations. Some clients are drawn to TBCC because at any client’s request, issues of religion and spirituality can be addressed within the psychothera-peutic process. TBCC’s licensed clinicians also receive referrals from several health insurance companies. Trinity Church clergy have designated TBCC to offer pre-marital counseling to those marrying in the Episcopal Church. Our long-term partnership with the Massachusetts Department of Youth Services (DYS) includes the Street Potential program; clinical support to two teams of DYS case managers; and individual clinical work with young people who have been committed to DYS care.

Street Potential

Street Potential is a therapeutic, arts-based, job readiness program for young men committed to the Department of Youth Services. It provides after-school activities as well as a safe, supportive community for youths ages 14-18. Through art, music, books, and field trips, participants build self-esteem and trusting relationships with peers and mentors as they work on long-term mental health, educational and vocational goals.

“Street Potential is about love. People there really care about you and try and make things

better and easier. I felt so much joy and happiness being a part of Street Potential.”

Jose, Street Potential participant

What does love look like for two young men who have experienced hard times on

Boston’s streets? Through our Street Potential Program, it can look like this: a chance

to enjoy a creative afternoon at Jamaica Pond.

I have been coming to Trinity since 2001 and three people have worked with me: Arville, Michael and now Nate. Through these people God has touched my life in more ways than I could tell. On May 11, I came to Trinity as I always do since Nate has been my helper in my spiritual-mental-emotional recovery. Today was different. I asked for a tour of the church for the first time. I believe in God, yet don’t feel the same about religion. As we toured, we got to the sanctuary where we began a session. As time approached to end, he allowed me to go to the altar. I walked on and felt an amazing presence, so I knelt down. All I could say was, “Thank you,” after the jolt of peace I received.

Felix, Counseling Center client

HEALTH: MIND. BODY. SPIRIT.

Sole Train

Sole Train is a running program for Boston youth. Sole Train participants, many of whom have never run a mile, start training with adult mentors in the spring to prepare for the annual BAA Half Marathon in the fall. The program aims to inspire urban youth to accomplish goals they never thought possible.

By emphasizing physical and mental health, Sole Train seeks to foster greater self-esteem, leadership skills and overall confidence. As the program grows, we hope to show more and more teens that when they set their minds to something, they can accomplish just about anything!

Team Trinity and the Rodman Ride for Kids

Rodman Ride for Kids is an umbrella matching-gift charity raising funds for youth-focused social service agencies that support at-risk kids in Massachusetts. This year, Team Trinity had four youth riders from TEEP’s Leadership Development Program, seven TEEP alumni college students, and about 20 adult volunteer riders.

I love Sole Train because it’s a nice, small community where everybody is welcoming and supportive. I knew training for a

Half Marathon was going to be tough, but with everybody believing in me, I believed in myself and achieved my goal! I was so proud

of myself and can’t wait to do it again this year!Quinton, TEEP participant and first-time runner

Note: Quinton’s mother was so inspired by her son, she decided to challenge herself and signed up to be a 2011 Sole Train mentor!

“The Rodman Ride was challenging, but very rewarding. It was great to be a part of

helping youth organizations and it made me feel good that I could help even though I

don’t have all the money in the world. A kind person even donated a new

awesome bike to me and I cherish it like it’s my legs! It’s so beautiful. I’m very thankful for it and hope to be able to do the same

for a kid one day.”David,

TEEP participant and first-time Rodman rider

Trinity Boston Preservation Trust supports the preservation and maintenance of Trinity’s building as a sacred space, an architectural jewel, and a civic and community resource. TEEP students call Trinity a second home and Counseling Center clients find safe haven and security in the building’s beauty. Trinity’s sanctuary serves the community as a gathering space for services, lectures, concerts and celebrations, while meeting and reception rooms host board meetings, classes, AA meetings and more for neighbors and non-profit organizations throughout the year.

Volunteers are always needed for one-time projects or long-term commitments. There are many ways to get involved, from mentoring a TEEP student to helping out in the office or ushering at a concert. Volunteers enable growth in the reach and depth of our programs and city-wide initiatives that would otherwise not be possible.

Music for All offers affordable public concerts featuring Trinity choirs and community partners that pair inspiring music with glorious architecture. In 2010, Music for All hosted a benefit concert with the Chiara String Quartet that raised over $2,000 for earthquake relief in Haiti. The Boston Cecilia Society filled Trinity Church to benefit victims of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan. Music for All’s most popular annual events are the Messiah Concert on the second Sunday of December and the annual Cabaret fundraiser on the last Friday of January.

A PLACE TO GATHER... WHERE EVERYONE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE... AND WHERE MUSIC FEEDS THE SOUL

PARTNERSHIPWe are grateful to the members of the Trinity Boston Foundation community whose support made our programs and initiatives possible in 2010.

$25,000 and upMimi and George BennettEmily C. HoodMiss Wallace M. Leonard 1969 TrustThe Llewellyn FoundationThe Ludcke FoundationMassachusetts Department of Youth ServicesRodman Ride for KidsRoxbury Presbyterian Church Social Impact CenterTrinity Church in the City of BostonWilliam F. and Juliana W. Thompson Charitable FundPamela and Peter Voss

$10,000 to $24,999Mr. and Mrs. James H. Carney IIThe Church Home SocietyCommonwealth CorporationCitizens Bank FoundationCity Year, Inc.Jay Cushman and Janet ShipmanEpiscopal City MissionFamilies United in Educational Leadership, Inc.Gilder FoundationSandy and Dozier GardnerSusan M. HalbyHalfway Rock FoundationJulie and Bayard HenryThe Hestia FundStephen P. HickeyBob and Diane HildrethBarbara and Amos HostetterJudith and Mark KingLodge of St AndrewJeffrey and Christine McCormickThe William E. and Bertha E. Schrafft Charitable TrustTrustees of Sears FundJeanne and Don StantonJudith and William SteulUnited Way of Massachusetts BaySukey Wagner

$5,000 to $9,999Associated Grant Makers Inc.Rose Frances ConnellyDean Welfare TrustEaton Vance Emmanuel Gospel Center, Inc.Peter and Paige FisherPenelope D. FoleyElizabeth L. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Stephen KarpJean and Jordan KrasnowPeter S. Lawrence and Pamela C. WarrenKaren and Michael MilesAl and Margaret MulleyShelly and Ofer NemirovskyAnne and Henry OgilbyLouise Burnham PackardBeth K. PfeifferStone Soup FundMr. and Mrs. Travis RhodesSusan and Bill SamuelsonBrad WallaceBonnie and Andrew WeissMegan and David Zug

$2,500 to $4,999Ronald E. Akie and David E. Mooney Thomas C. BarryDale BeardenBlue Cross Blue Shield of MassachusettsBratskeir Family FundElizabeth and Seth BrennanElise R. BrowneBunker Hill Community College

Michael A. Greeley and Kathryn A. BurnsRalph Cole and Linda NellMartha and Robert CowdenHorace Dawson FoundationMr. and Mrs. Christopher F. EganThe Episcopal Diocese of MassachusettsMr. and Mrs. Richard FarrenChris and Hilary GabrieliMr. and Mrs. Thomas B. GraboysCaroline S. HostetterJohn K. and Judith B. HurleyInnercity Weightlifting, Inc.John Hancock Financial Services Inc.JP Morgan ChaseBill Kieffer and Jim MayMr. and Mrs. Philip RueppelHelen M. SoussouSovereign BankAnne Stetson and Mark DibbleUniversity of Massachusetts BostonU.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth ManagementRichard Webster and Bart DahlstromMr. and Ms. Timothy Weller

$1,000 to $2,499AnonymousMr. and Mrs. Richard W. Alsterberg, Jr.Anchor Capital Advisors LLCBank of America Private Wealth ManagementBillie BerentsMelinda K. BerryBlack Ministerial Alliance of Greater Boston, Inc.Nicholas BogardThe Rev. Anne B. BonnymanBoston Private Financial HoldingsBoston Red Sox FoundationRichard H. BowenAlexandra A. Burke and Christopher P. BirchGordon Burnes and Suzie TapsonCambridge Trust CompanyTopper and Corny CarewChurch of the RedeemerThe Cohen Family Charitable TrustCorina Higginson TrustPeter H. CreightonD. Schumacher LandscapingMr. and Mrs. Paul EdgerlyExxonMobil FoundationBetsy and Mike FeldmannDoug and Judy FitzsimmonsNicholas and Paula GleysteenKatherine Gross and Peter ThornePeter and Peggy GunnessMr. and Mrs. Irwin HellerStephen HendricksonPriscilla and Amory Houghton Jr.Connie Coburn and James HoughtonPeter J. and Holly LeCraw HoweJohn and Pamela HumphreyMr. and Mrs. Peter M. KeatingDavid Shepheard KingJudith and John KnutsonJean and Jordan KrasnowGabriel LevinBob and Barb LudwigMr. and Mrs. Robert B. MacIntoshMassachusetts Cultural CouncilSean McDonoughAbigail P. Johnson and Christopher J. McKownMr. and Mrs. Stephen Mead, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. G. Marshall MoriartyEdward NajjarNew England FoundationRobert and Kathryn O’ConnellSovereign BankPartners HealthCare SystemMark and Lynne Rickabaugh

Louise C. RiemerElizabeth P. RobertsAntoinette E. RussellLinda and Michael SchmidtJack and Anne VernonMr. and Mrs. William WalchWellington Management CompanyWeston SealcoatingStephen Woodsum and Anne LovettPaul Zintl and Elisabeth Frost

$500 to $999AnonymousMr. and Mrs. William AbelMr. and Mrs. T. K. AnknerTracy BradleyJohn BrodeurMr. and Mrs. James L. BushSara Campbell and Ken MaloneyJohn CelebiMr. and Mrs. Eugene ClappMaria ConnorCongress Wealth ManagementElizabeth Graham CookHarvey and Linda DavidsonArthur and Susan DiMartinoBarbara DobsonMargaret M. DohertySherrell B. DownesDawn EganMaryann Knight EkbergMike ElefanteNancy ForbesMr. and Mrs. Nicholas P. GrevilleJanet N. HallCharlie JohnsonHelen Mary JonesNancy Langhans, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. John MacWilliamsPam and Stuart MathewsMr. and Mrs. Paul J. McCormackCharles Medler and Perrine ColmoreBeverly MerzBen MoyerRead and Jill NortonMichaelle P. ObenMr. and Ms. Jorge F. OliveiraAnne K. PeacherMr. and Mrs. Mark G. PhillipsJohn PiccioneTed Potters and Annie HildrethMary and Peter A. RennerDeborah A. RobbinsEdward P. Roberts and Susan U. McIntoshElizabeth Barlow RogersMr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Rowland, Jr.Fenway High SchoolAnna SommersMr. and Mrs. Theodore E. Stebbins, Jr.Alec SternMrs. Charles H. Watts IIColin J. Zick

Up to $499AnonymousThomas AaronKathy Acerbo-Bachmann and Todd BachmannMr. and Mrs. Robert W. AckermanMr. and Ms. Joel B. AlvordSusan M. AntonioMr. Francisco J. Martinez and Ms. Josephine M. ArmataGabriela ArtaviaMr. and Mrs. Dexter AssadeKathleen AstaElla and Thomas AuchinclossMr. and Mrs. Charles A. Austin IIICassie Avery-Grice

Uchechi J. AzubuineWendy J. BaileyDavid B. BallClaire BambergErika BanwarthPaul E. Barbone and Debora A. ComptonJan BeavenKate and Martin BegienMichael and Mary BehnkeRichard BelinBenn Theodore Inc.Raffi R. BerberianMr. and Mrs. Charles N. Berents IIIJohn W. Bitner, Jr.Ruth BodianBoston UniversityMr. and Mrs. David E. BowenEsther BowenJohn P. BowenMonica R. BowenPaul J. BowenPaul S. BowenJane M. BowersAmy BratskeirTheresa P. BraunDerek BreauMarilyn P. BrighamMaribeth BrostowskiDr. David S. BrownLaurie and Jay BuchtaMr. and Mrs. James W. BuielMr. and Mrs. George E. BurdenBernice BureshPaul H. BurnhamKrysia and Stephen BurnhamDavid and Anne BurnhamMr. and Mrs. Carlton CabotJeff CadowAllan D. Callow, Jr.Margaret H. CampbellMary Ellen CantabeneGeorge and Joanne CarlisleJulie Carlson and Josh GrovesSusan H. CarmanDr. Elizabeth Case and George PloussiosBernadette CharlesChue L. CheungChoice thru Education Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Douglas ChopeKevin ChowMargaret ChowRaymond ChowTeresa ChowYuet ChuGrace D. ClarkPatricia E. P. ClaudyJames C. CoatsMr. and Mrs. Clarke CoggeshallLeslie J. ColburnMrs. I. W. ColburnCornelius and Jane ColemanMaria ColumboJill K. ConradSusan CoppockMr. and Mrs. William CottinghamBeverly F. CrawfordMr. and Mrs. Don O. CrawfordSally CrissmanMr. and Ms. Gordon P. CromwellMichael CroninMr. and Mrs. Joel CutlerFay DabneyAnna P. DalbyMelanie DamskerJames DanaMr. and Mrs. James DangeloRuth W. DavisTracy L. Davis

Charles DeknatelLinda DelaneyCaren DemoulasKippy DeweyAlix DianaSue and Bill DickinsonRuth Ann DillonLucinda DoranMr. and Mrs. Lawrence DormanAllison A. DoyleGeorge A. DuncanChristopher S. DwightMr. and Mrs. Donald R. DwightSusan Eaccarino and Patrick MyersFran EarlyTerry B. EastmanNancy EllisAnne W. ElvinsKate B. Enroth and Dana L. SchmaltzLeslie EpsteinMr. and Mrs. Richard EspinalMadeline McNeely EspositoTodd EstabrookDeborah G. EvansMark and Sarah EvansBetsy and Michael FeldmannChristal R. FentonWilliam FerreiraGlynn ForkeyLeslie G. ForknerEvie K. FrostJennifer GatesMr. and Mrs. Ronald W. GeddesMartha G. GefterCynthia GeorgeDiane E. GianatassioJohn R. GibsonMr. and Mrs. John S. GlassMike and Kelly GlewAllison GodfreyMr. and Ms. Andy GoldfarbStan GolubDeborah GraceSheila GunnDavid HaddenMari E. HaddockJoan Stephens HadlyBenedicte HallowellSara G. HamlenMr. and Mrs. Roy A. HammerThe Rev. Dr. Gloria White-Hammond and The Rev. Dr. Ray A. HammondVirginia HarlanJudith I. HarrisRachael and Nate HarrisMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. HarrisChristina HartleyAllison HausmanFred HellerLisa L. HendersonRichard Hermon-TaylorSarah-Elizabeth HerrupHoward Hiatt, M.D.Elizabeth HickeyRichard and Nancy HiggersonFrank B. Pesci and Emily M. HindrichsChris and Megan HoldingEllen P. HonnetDarvadra HuffmanPamela HughesMr. and Mrs. Willis J. Hulings IIIThomas L. Hulme and Patricia A. HurleyLynne HunterMr. and Mrs. Dave JacobVincent W. JamesJewish Communty Relations Council of Greater BostonLinda JohnsonDennis JohnsonDr. Carol JohnsonThe Rev. Dr. Mark C. JohnstonMr. and Mrs. Robert P. JoyMary W. KachadurianElaine Chow and Danny KalmarMr. and Mrs. Gregory C. KeatingDonald and Leanne KeenanVickery H. KehlenbeckThe Rev. and Mrs. Thomas B. KennedySuzanne H. KeohaneHo-Il Kim and Erin M. Gilligan

Elizabeth B. KimballMr. and Mrs. David G. KingThomas KingstonJulie Koeninger and Peter D’AnieriLula B. KopperAlan and Susan LefflerJessica LefflerJoshua LefflerHarold S. LevineUrsula W. LiffJim LippieLallie B. LloydLauren S. LukasonJack Lyle and Cheryl S. CummerKatherine V. MackeyArthur MagniKaren R. MarksonMary T. MarshallTimothy W. MartinMr. and Mrs. A. Walker MartinLynd MattPatricia MccarronPaula McCuskerLawrence McDonoughMr. and Mrs. Alexander Y. McFerranCheryl O. McLeodMadelyn MedeirosKerlie MerizierBruce Merrifield, Jr. Katherine MeyerCarolyn and Bruce MillerKristen MillerMr. and Mrs. Richard R. MobleyThe Rev. Karen B. MontagnoCarlos MonteagudoSheila J. MooreAlexander MootSarah MoravickElizabeth and Keith MorganMark S. Morrow and Kathleen A. HirschMr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. MorseJoan MurrayRam NarayananMarva F. NathanNorth Cathedral Essential SchoolKeiron O’BrienDavid OriseJill PaleseBrigitta PattersonLaura PattonMichelle PayneDonna L. PearlsteinDeborah and Ronald PeeplesDarryl PeltonPfizer Foundation Matching Gift ProgramDr. Ellison C. Pierce, Jr.Robert PinskyMr. and Mrs. David E. PlaceMr. and Mrs. Edmund Polubinski, Jr.Amy PoorVictor PostemskiAnn M. RaiderMr. and Mrs. William T. RaleighKatherine RamseyCasey RecuperoThe Rev. William W. Rich and Dr. Donald C. SchiermerMr. and Mrs. James V. RighterCecil RileyLisa RiordanWilliam RobertsBlythe Robertson and Mary E. PerkinsAlexandra RoddayDiane G. RosenbergAnne E. RosenfeldDr. and Mrs. Robert J. RosenkranzJennifer RoundCarolyn RowlandJohn M. RussellMichele SabeanMr. and Mrs. Michael SandlerSAP Matching Gift ProgramSaturn Management, LLCBarbie Savacool Mark and Margot SchmidThe Rev. Tim S. Hall and The Rev. Jacqueline SchmittJean Ann SchulteTrevor SchwartzDoug Sears

Ido SegevMark ShahinianThomas A. ShieldsMartha J. SimmonsMary Beth SmallCarolyn I. SmithGeoffrey W. SmithTim SmithMr. and Mrs. John SneathSteven L. SolomonNissanai SonautaMr. and Mrs. Christian SpahrMr. and Mrs. Lionel B. SpiroJames O. StackEmily StainerArville I. StephenRob SteulRoberta StewartMr. and Mrs. John StrachanMr. and Mrs. Jonathan StrongDr. Francis J. SullivanKaren SullivanJoan SwigartMr. and Mrs. David SwistEd TaffJane and Hooker Talcott, Jr.Lisa M. TateJane E. TewksburyJames ThompsonJohn L. ThorndikeMr. and Mrs. Brian ThornfeldtOlaf J. ThorpPeter C. ThorpDenise TranDonald G. TriezenbergMichael J. TuteurThe Rev. J. Robert Uhler IIJeffrey UrquhartCarl UtterMr. and Mrs. Joel H. VargasMr. and Mrs. Mike VaydaAbraham VergheseJulianne Vidaver and Gordon William Franz VidaverLisa H. WaldronDavid and Carol WalkerXiaoping WangDavid and Stephanie WardLeigh M. WeatherlyMelissa WebbSusan WebbC. A. WebbHelen WeinlandConstance V. R. WhiteJane WhiteCharles H. Wibiralske and Katherine S. LapineMarshall Sumner WilkinsCynthia WilliamsPatrick WilmerdingPeter WittenborgDr. Darren H. Wong and Craig S. BennerMr. and Mrs. Kirkham WoodDaniel WynekenJoan Kittredge WyonBarbara Jayne Young and Matthew Van WinkleMs. Corinne Zimmerman

In-Kind DonorsBrooks Sports Inc.Diablo GlassNewarch, LLC

VolunteersDavid AbelNancy AlukonisAmanda ArtAxie Diana Paul BarboneBillie BerentsSuzie BertischJohn BitnerAmy BratskeirSusan BurchellChristopher CarterCorny CarewGrace ClarkBarbara CloughJames CoakleyJ. Ralph ColeDebora Compton

Rose ConnellyGail CovelluzziJay CushmanBart DahlstromRuth DavisMaryann Knight Eckberg Rob EllisKim EllwoodBrian EmersonEric EspinosaDonna FairbanksMichael FeldmannListo FisherJudy FitzsimmonsLaura ForestaLeslie G. ForknerNancy FrostElizabeth FullerSukaina GarciaBetsy GaskillSara HamlenJaquelin HarrisNancy and Richard HiggersonEmily HindrichsDarvadra HuffmanPam HughesOakes HunnewellConnie IrwinBrian JamesJohn KaneKori KelleyTimothy KellySusan KhurshudyanJudith and Mark KingJennifer and Rob KrugelJim LaBraicoJoshua LefflerShane LessardPaul LinnMargot LubinRobert LudwigBarbara LundScott MacIntyreNancy MartinMichael McCahillCharles MedlerU-Meleni Mhlaba-AdeboDick MontgomeryRebecca MortonMukasa Mubirumusoke Carla NelsonEbi OkaraDonna OlmstedClaudia ParaschivKathryn PattersonDain and Constance PerryMichael PosternackGarrett PowellMahala PruitLuisella RaffoDoug RendellDagmar RingeClaire RheaumeMary RoetzelLiz RosselotAmanda RoySara RubinowLin RyanMichael SchmidtJason SevinorJaclyn ShanahanMary ShermanJanet ShipmanSara SieversThomas SkehanSabrina SmithAmanda SommerfeldHelen SoussouChristine SpiraJanet SpurrJuan TapiaCarl UtterPam WatermanJulie WaymanAlison WahnMarcia WalshHelen Weinland

Trinity Boston Foundation StaffLouise Burnham Packard, Executive DirectorReena Mathew, Director of Finance and OperationsAmanda Davis, Development and Communications ManagerLallie Lloyd, Coordinator, Trinity Public School PartnersLaura Zeugner, Intern

TEEPPaul Bowen, Founding DirectorJuan David Lozano, Admissions DirectorJessica Leffler, LMHC, Art Teacher & Clinician Christopher Parris, Academic DeanSam Monkhern, Roadmap to College InternMegan Anderson, Family Resource Center Intern (through July 2010)

Trinity Boston Counseling CenterSusan Carman, Interim Coordinator (Dec. 2010 - June 2011)Elizabeth Case, LICSW, PhD, Clinical SupervisorNathan Harris, LICSW, Senior Clinician, Clinical Coordinator Boston Juvenile Reentry InitiativeJessica Leffler, LMHC, Director, Street Potential and Sole TrainBrunel Salvant, Street Potential AdministratorColleen Sharka, LMHC (Assistant Director through Nov. 2010)Arville Stephen, LICSW (Clinical Director through Oct. 2010)Patrick Burrows, Administrative InternElise Hoblitzelle, Clinical Intern, Lesley UniversityKatherine Macdonald, Clinical Intern, Simmons CollegeElizabeth Planje, Clinical Intern, Lesley UniversityEzra Post, Clinical Intern, Simmons College

Foundation Board of Directors (as of May 2011)Camilla R. Bennett, ChairJack Vernon, Vice ChairStephen J. Hendrickson, TreasurerWilliam Kieffer, Assistant TreasurerColin Zick, ClerkRonald AkieThe Rev. Anne B. Bonnyman Kathryn A. BurnsPeter GunnessThe Rev. Hurmon E. HamiltonCaroline HostetterJean KrasnowPeter LawrenceChristine McCormickPamela L. Voss

TEEP Advisory CommitteeJean Krasnow, Co-chairWilliam Steul, Co-chairBill AndresMelinda BerryMartha CowdenBart DahlstromThe Rev. Paige FisherPeter GunnessDon Stanton

Counseling Center Advisory CommitteeRonald Akie, Co-chairRonald Geddes, Co-chairSusan CarmanElizabeth CaseElaine ChowSilvia GosnellNancy Langhans, M.D.The Rev. William Rich

2010 Bostonians For Youth Co-ChairsChristine & Jeff McCormickJill Rodday

2011 Bostonians For Youth Co-ChairsKathy Burns and Michael GreeleyElizabeth and Seth BrennanChristine & Jeff McCormickSusan J. Treacy and Jay Vacanti, MD

Music for All CommitteeMary CalhounEddie CoggeshallTodd EstabrookLinda SchmidtJack VernonRichard Webster

Trinity Boston Foundation Financial Summary

Budget 2011 Actual 2010 Actual 2009

Revenue $1,384,879 $1,473,123 $1,386,644

Expense 1,378,698 1,494,234 1,398,768

Net 6,181 (21,111) (12,124)

2010 Revenue by Source:

Individuals 29%

Earned Income and Other 3%

Foundations and Corporations 29%

Events 17%

Trinity Church (cash and in-kind)

14%

Government 8%

TEEP 34%

Revenue shared with Non-profit Partners 9%

Counseling Center and Street Potential 32%

Concerts, Events, and Building Preservation

6%

Trinity Church(in-kind offset) 10%

Management, Fundraising, and Other 9%

2010 Expense by Program:

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TEEP has done so much to change my life that I don’t know what life would be without TEEP. I have become a leader. Not only has TEEP taught me these things, but I have also learned that the ties between friends are unbreakable; because at TEEP, I have brothers and sisters who I trust with my life. I have realized that friendship is really the key to living because it is, truly, love that makes the world go round.

Nickie, TEEP participant