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GuideStar Report Generated For: Bridge Over T roub led Wa te rs , In c.Report Generated On: February 14, 2012 at 11:34 AM ET EIN: 04-2472126

Tab le o f Co nte ntsOverview I At-A-Glance 2General Information 2At-A-Glance 2Mission 2Financial Data 3Revenue 3Expenses 3Balance Sheet 4DocumentsForms 990 Received from the IRS 5Forms 990 Provided by the Organization 5Audited Financial Statement(s) 5Letter of Determination, Form 1023/1024 5Mission, Impact, FundersMission Statement 6Impact Statement 6Background Statement 6Programs & Results 7Mobile Medical Van 7Transitional Day Program 7Education and Career Development 7 Counseling and Substance Abuse Services 8Emergency Youth Shelter 8Peop~ 9Overview 9Chief Executive Profile 9Board Chair 9Board Of Directors 10Officers, Directors, Trustees and Key 10EmployeesHighest Paid Employees & Compensation 13

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Overview / At-A-Glance Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.

General InformationBridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.47 West StBoston, MA 02111www.bridgeotw.orgAlso Known As: BridgeEIN: 04-2472126

Ms. Karin Wilcox Cassel, Director of [email protected] -4239575 tel

Contact Information

Telephone: 617 -4239575Facsimile: 617 -4825459

Affiliation Type: Independent Organization

At-A-GlanceIRSSubsection:NTEE Codes:Assets:Income:Expenses:Liabilities:Areas Served:

501(c)(3) Public Charity050 (Youth Development Programs) L41 (Temporary Shelter For the Homeless) F30 (Mental Health Treatment)$6,027,928$2,777,289$2,873,524$1,199,089In a specif ic U.S. city, cities, state(s) and/or region.Boston area

Year Founded: 1970Ruling Year: 1972Financial information in this report is derived from the organizat ion's 2010 Form 990.

MissionThe mission of Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc. (Bridge) is to see the lives of runaway, homeless and high risk youth transformedthrough the provision of effect ive and innovative services that help them avoid a lifet ime of dependency on social services and guidethem towards self-sufficiency. We believe: All youth deserve to have their basic needs met - a nourishing meal, a shower, cleanclothes, medical attention, and a safe place away from the dangers of the street. All youth deserve stability, structure and anopportunity to develop into healthy, capable adults.

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Financial Data Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.

Revenue (Fiscal Year Beginning July 1 and Ending June 30)FAQs on Financial DataCl ick here for revenue data reported earl ier than 2006

2010 (990) 2009 (990) 2008 (990) 2007 (990) 2006 (990)Contributions' $975,25~ $1,228,74 $1,090,983 $2,098,52S $2,300,005Government Grants s c s c $0 $C $0Program Services $1 ,031,28~ $1,401,12 $1,274,118 $1,109,558 $1,133,331Investments' $150,86E ($224,407 $234,944 $323,468 $219,447Special Events $619,87 $225,52 $506,894 $80S ($60,169)Sales s c s c $0 $C $0Other' s c s c $0 $C $0Total Revenue: $2,777,28~ $2,630,98 $3,106,939 $3,532,364 $3,592,6141- Due to various changes in the way this data is report ed in t he 2008 Form 990, it may not be po ssi bl e t o ac cur at ely c ompa re t hi s d at a f rom t he 20 08 Form 99 0aga inst the same f ie ld on p ri or forms .2- The IRS ha s c han ged t he Req ui rement s f or R epo rt in g I nve stme nt I nc ome. This v al ue ma y c on tai n amoun ts f or I tems wh ic h wer e r ep or te d i n e ar li er y ea rs un derOt her Re ve nue (Par t I , l ine 11 ).3- Due t o ch ang es t o t he 2 00 8 f orm, Member shi p Du es ar e n ot i nc lude d i nO t he r R even ue an ymor e, but ar e r ep or te d un de r C ont ri bu tio ns .

Expenses (Fiscal Year Beginning July 1 and Ending June 30)FAQs on Financial DataCl ick here for expense data reported earl ier than 2006

2010 (990) 2009 (990) 2008 (990) 2007 (990) 2006 (990)Program Services $1,921,29 $2,838,60 $2,235,459 $2,458,92C $2,397,886Administration $578,371 $897,07~ $1,197,384 $923,441 $1,048,423Other $373,85E $360,86c $295,741 $409,31C $219,209Total Expenses: $2,873,524 $4,096,54E $3,728,584 $3,791,671 $3,665,518Net Gain/Loss: ($96,235) ($72,904)$1,465,564) ($621,645) ($259,313)

Revenue Breakout: 2010

_ Contribu tions 35.1% _ S a . ! e s 0 .0%_ Government Grants 0.0% _ Other 0.0%_ P roqrem Servi-ces 37.1 '%_ hweetmente 5.4%_ Special Events 22.3%.

Expenses Breakout: 2010

_ Prog ram Services '86.9%_ Mm in is tr ;a ti -o n2 0. "%_ F uru :f r a .is i:n -Q I 1 '3 .0 %


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Financial Data Bridge Over Troubled Waters, I

Balance Sheet (Fiscal Year Beginn ing July 1 and Ending June 30)Click here for balance sheet data reported ear lier than 2006

2010 (990) 2009 (990) 2008 (990) 2007 (990) 2006 (990)Assets 1-Jul-09 30-Jun-10 Change 1-Jul-08 30-Jun-09 Change 1-Jul-07 30-Jun-08 Change 1-Jul-06 30-Jun-07 Change 1-Jul-05 30-Jun-06 Changeash & Equivalent $260,20 $558,29 $298,08 $1,069,84 $260,20 ($809,637 $1,596,42 $1,069,84 ($526,584 $1,856,37 $1,596,42 ($259,948 $2,503,76 $1,856,37 ($647,ccounts Receivable $275,51 $117,10 ($158,411 $297,86 $275,51 ($22,355 $333,16 $297,86 ($35,295 $662,08 $333,16 ($328,919 $213,72 $662,08 $448ledges & Grants Receivable $106,42 $95,40 ($11 ,025 $67,00 $106,42 $39,42 $156,84 $67,00 ($89,840 $153,90 $156,84 $2,94 $276,20 $153,90 ($122,eceivable I Other $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $nventor ies for Sale or Use $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $nvestment I Securities $2,855,57 $2,858,11 $2,53 $3,444,81 $2,855,57 ($589,239 $3,507,12 $3,444,81 ($62,305 $3,120,11 $3,507,12 $387,00 $2,926,301 $3,120,11 $193nvestment I Other' $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ixed Assets $2,508,18 $2,347,42 ($160,760 $2,720,311 $2,508,18 ($212,123 $2,776,69 $2,720,311 ($56,382 $2,841,77 $2,776,69 ($65,084 $2,743,18 $2,841,77 $98and & Buildings nfa nfa nfa nfa nfa

pther' $77,76~ $51 ,58~ ($26,180 $71 ,45~ $77,76~ $6,31 $69,26Q $71,45~ $2,19 $141 ,52~ $69,26 ($72,267 $120,94~ $141 ,52~ $20otal Assets: $6,083,67~ $6,027,92~ ($55,748 $7,671,291 $6,083,67~ ($1,587,615 $8,439,504 $7,671,291 ($768,213 $8,775,77~ $8,439,504 ($336,269 $8,784,12 1 $8,775,77~ ($8

Liabilities 1-Jul-09 30-Jun-10 Change 1-Jul-08 30-Jun-09 Change 1-Jul-07 30-Jun-08 Change 1-Jul-06 30-Jun-07 Change 1-Jul-05 30-Jun-06 Changeccounts Payable $289,641 $312,25 $22,61 $281,19 $289,641 $8,44 $181,73 $281,19 $99,45 $325,331 $181,73 ($143,594 $150,82 $325,331 $174rants Payable $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $eferred Revenue $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $oans and Notes $217,45 $181,53 ($35,914 $252,981 $217,45 ($35,528 $287,80 $252,981 ($34,823 $362,25 $287,80 ($74,446 $399,37 $362,25 ($37,ax-Exempt Bond Liabi li t ies $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ther' $748,07 $705,29 ($42,783 $787,11 $748,07 ($39,034 $822,61 $787,11 ($35,503 $854,79 $822,61 ($32,176 $883,83 $854,79 ($29,otal Liabilities: $1,255,17 $1,199,08 ($56,084 $1,321,28 $1,255,17 ($66,115 $1,292,15 $1,321,28 $29,131 $1,542,37 $1,292,15 ($250,216 $1,434,03 $1,542,37 $108Fund Balance: $4,828,50 $4,828,83 $33 $6,350,00 $4,828,50 ($1,521,500 $7,147,34 $6,350,00 ($797,344 $7,233,40 $7,147,34 ($86,053 $7,350,08 $7,233,40 ($116,

1 - D u e t o c ha ng es i n t h e 2 00 8 Form 9 90 , t hi s d at a i s n o l on ge r r ep or te d.2 - D u e t o C ha ng es i n t he 2 00 8 Form, t hi s v al ue n ow i nc lu de s Pub li cl y T ra de d Sec ur it ie s a s w el l a s O th er Sec ur it ie s.3 - D u e t o v a ri ou s c ha ng es i n t h ew a y t hi s d at a i s r e po rt ed i n t he 2 00 8 Form 9 90 , i tma y n ot b e p o ss ib le t o a cc ur at el y c ompa re t hi s d at a f rom t he 2 00 8 Form 9 90 a ga in st t he s ame f ie ld o n p ri or F orms .4 - T h e 2 00 8 Form d oe s n ot d is ti ng ui sh b etwe en L an d, Bui ld in gs & Equ ipme nt ( LBE) a s i n ve stme nt s a nd LBE a s f i xe d a ss et s. T hi s v al ue i s e q ui va le nt t o t h e s um o f b o th l in e i tems o n e ar li er F orms ( Pa rt I V l i ne 5 5 p lu s l in e 5 7) .5 - O t he r P ro gr am Rel at ed I nv es tmen ts i s n ow a s ep ar at e f ie ld o n t h e n ew Form, Par t X -1 3( A) a nd ( B) .6 - T he v al ue o n t h is l in e may n ow i nc lu de p ay ab le s t o f o rmer emp lo ye es , d is qu al if ie d p er so ns a nd u nr el at ed t hi rd p ar ti es .7 - D u e t o v a ri ou s c ha ng es i n t h ew a y t hi s d at a i s r e po rt ed i n t he 2 00 8 Form 9 90 , i tma y n ot b e p o ss ib le t o a cc ur at el y c ompa re t hi s d at a F rom t he 2 00 8 Form 9 90 a ga in st t he s ame f ie ld o n p r io r F orms .

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Documents Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.

Forms 990 Received from the IRS2010 Fenn 2009 Fenn 2008 Fenn 2007 Fenn 2006 Fenn 2005 Fenn 2004 Fenn 2003 Fenn990 990 990 990 990 990 990 990

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2002 Fenn 2001 Fenn 2000 Fenn 1999 Fenn 1998 Fenn990 990 990 990 990

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Forms 990 Provided by the Organization2009 Fenn

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Audited Financial Statement(s)2010 AuditFinancialStatement

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Letter of Determination, Form 1023/10241970 LellerOf Detennin

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M is sio n, Im p ac t, Fu nd ers Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.

Mission StatementThis information was provided to GuideStar by Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.The mission of Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc. (Bridge) is to see the lives of runaway, homeless and high risk youth transformedthrough the provision of effect ive and innovative services that help them avoid a lifet ime of dependency on social services and guidethem towards self-sufficiency. We believe: All youth deserve to have their basic needs met - a nourishing meal, a shower, cleanclothes, medical attention, and a safe place away from the dangers of the street. All youth deserve stability, structure and anopportunity to develop into healthy, capable adults.

Impact StatementThis information was provided to GuideStar by Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.At Bridge, we believe every kid deserves a chance. We find 14-24 yr old homeless kids who feel like life is hopeless, and we providefood, safety, shelter, transitional housing, medical care, education, job training and counseling. Our comprehensive and strategicintervention model is designed to support sustainable behavior changes that enable high risk young people to move toward health andindependence. Our mission is to help youth reach their full potential. Since 1970, Bridge has helped over 85,000 runaway andhomeless youth leave the streets and gain self sufficiency. This summer Bridge opened Boston's only Emergency Youth Shelter - nowtaking youth direct ly off the streets and offering them safety and a path out of homelessness.

Background StatementThis information was provided to GuideStar by Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.Bridge began in 1970 with a small but energetic group of staff and volunteers who offered free and confidential services to homelessyoung people on the streets of Boston. Bridge's Medical Van and Street Outreach Program soon became national models. In 1978,Bridge implemented an Education and Training Program, helping youth earn their GED and find gainful employment. In 1982, Bridgeopened the Transi tional Living Program and Maternal Group Home, becoming one of only nine service agencies in the nation offeringtransitional living services, support and housing for youth who were working on complet ing their education, building job skills and savingmoney for the future. In 1996, Bridge developed the Transitional Day Program- a safe and clean setting where homeless young peoplecan get a hot meal, take a shower, access lockers, do their laundry, and part icipate in li fe-skills workshops. This summer, Bridgeopened Boston's only Emergency Youth Shelter, allowing the agency to immediately take youth direct ly off the streets and provide themwith a continuum of services to guide them into independence.




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Programs & Resul ts Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.

Mobile Medical VanThis information was provided to GuideStar by Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.Budget: $180,120Category: Youth DevelopmentPopulation Served: Young Adults (20-25 years) -- currently not in useProgram Description:The Bridge Medical Van provides free medical services, referrals, health education and advice to young people on the streets of Bostonand the surrounding communities. Street Outreach Workers and volunteer medical staff encourage youth who have experienced sexualabuse and assault to receive the counseling, medical care, and assistance they need. Youth who need minor medical treatment canreceive it free of charge on the van. Youth with medical crises are accompanied to the appropriate hospital or organization by theMedical Van Coordinator, who can advocate, provide comfort, and administer follow-up services and aftercare. Referrals to ourdowntown dental and medical clinic serve to connect runaway, homeless and street youth to Bridge's continuum of supportive services.

Transitional Day ProgramThis information was provided to GuideStar by Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.Budget: $230,730Category: Youth DevelopmentPopulation Served: Young Adults (20-25 years) -- currently not in useProgram Description:The Transitional Day Program (TDP) provides a drop-in center for homeless and street youth who require basic survival services and asafe place to spend time off of the streets. It is open from 8:00 am until 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday, offering breakfast, lunch,showers, laundry and lockers as well as access to Case Managers who can provide support, referrals and crisis counseling. Youth whoreside at the Emergency Shelter utilize the TDP for dinner, extended hours and weekends.

Education and Career DevelopmentThis information was provided to GuideStar by Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.Budget: $498,450Category: Youth DevelopmentPopulation Served: Young Adults (20-25 years) -- currently not in useProgram Description: Education and Career Development - Bridge's GED Program provides self-paced study, tutoring, and individual and group instructionto youth at every grade level. The Workforce Development Program provides a wide range of job-training competencies. Through theGED to College Pathways program, students are taught skills they need to successfully navigate college life and are introduced to thepost-secondary academic environment.

Counseling and Substance Abuse ServicesThis information was provided to GuideStar by Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.Budget: $161,606Category: Youth DevelopmentPopulation Served: Young Adults (20-25 years) -- currently not in use




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Programs & Results Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.

Counseling and Substance Abuse ServicesProgram Description:Bridge's licensed counselors provide long and short-term substance abuse counseling, personal/emotional counseling, trauma informedtreatment, family counseling, crisis counseling, and referrals

Emergency Youth ShelterThis information was provided to GuideStar by Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.Budget: $433,333Category: HousingPopulation Served: HomelessProgram Description:On July 11, 2011, Bridge launched Greater Boston's only Emergency Youth Shelter, a 12-bed skil l-based shelter program, housed onthe 3rd floor of Bridge's main facility at 47 West Street in downtown Boston for homeless youth ages 18-24. This program bridges thecurrent gap in housing services for homeless youth and provides the transitional assistance and emergency shelter necessary to moveyouth quickly and successfully into permanent housing. Bridge's shelter program complements Bridge's broad continuum of servicesand allows youth to further their education, build job skills, and address issues such as addiction and mental illness so they maytransition successfully into independent living.




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People Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.

OverviewNumber of Full-Time Employees:Number of Volunteers: 48400

Chief Executive ProfileMr. Robb ZargesTerm: Since Nov 2008Robb brings to Bridge a dist inguished career in organizational leadership and work with at-risk youth populat ions. After completingstudies at Houghton College in Houghton, NY and earning a Master of Arts in Counseling at Gordon-Crowell Theological Seminary in1992 he began his career with at-risk youth in the local church as a youth pastor.Robb's career includes work with at-risk populations atthe Meriden, Connecticut Juvenile Just ice Center, as Town of Wallingford Youth Director, and as New England Director for StraightAhead Ministries Inc., of Worcester MA where he developed programs and services for juvenile offenders and at-risk youth. Among hiscredits is the establishment of a new non-prof it agency to serve juvenile offenders in Connecticut, including creating reliable fundingstreams, founding and direct ing an aftercare home for high risk youth and institut ing programs that recruited, trained and supportedleaders and mentors for this populat ion in major Connecticut cit ies.Since 2002, Robb has served as Executive Director of StraightAhead Ministries, a national nonprofit organization with 12 affi liates in 16 states. He expanded individual donations and foundationsupport by nearly 300% to an annual operating budget of $2.6 million. He has worked extensively with the Federal Department ofLabor, launched self-sustaining start up residential programs and increased service to clients by over 200%.ln addition to leading anational organization to new heights, Robb earned a Cert ificate in Advanced Studies in Organizat ional Leadership from RegentUniversity.

Board ChairMike Hughes MDInstitution Affiliation: South Shore Hospital




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Board Of Directors (as of December 1, 2011)Name ~itle Institution AffiliationMike Hughes President South Shore HospitalRoyall M. Mack ~ice President Ciara Enterprises, Inc.Ms. Elisabeth Jackson r-reasurer Bel l: Building Educated Leaders for

LifeMs. Elizabeth Ross Krokidas & Bluestein LLP

Officers, Directors, Trustees and Key EmployeesView the Premium online report for Officer/Di rector/Trustee/Key Employee data reported ear lier than 2006

Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2010Name r-itle CompensationMIKE HUGHES, M.D. PRESIDENT ~OROYALL M. MACK, SR. ~ICE PRESIDENT ~ORIZWANUL HUDA ~REASURER ~OM. SUSAN ELLIOTT CLERK ~OCAROL W. GEREMIA DIRECTOR ~O~ILLIAM POWER DIRECTOR ~OPATRICIA BUCKLEY DIRECTOR ~OELISABETH ORTIZ JACKSON DIRECTOR ~OMOUHAMED GUEYE DIRECTOR ~OELIZABETH C. ROSS DIRECTOR ~OHENRY DARNELL DIRECTOR ~ODANIEL BUONCONTI DIRECTOR ~OGLORIA CLOUGH DIRECTOR ~OFiscal Year Ending June 30, 2009Name ~itle CompensationMIKE HUGHES, M.D. PRESIDENT ~OROYALL M. MACK, SR. ~ICE PRESIDENT ~ORIZWANUL HUDA ~REASURER ~OM. SUSAN ELLIOTT CLERK ~OCAROL W. GEREMIA DIRECTOR ~OSTEPHEN GEREMIA DIRECTOR ~ODR. ED K.S. WANG DIRECTOR ~OELISABETH ORTIZ JACKSON DIRECTOR ~O~OSEPH D. KRINGDON DIRECTOR ~OELIZABETH C. ROSS DIRECTOR ~OFiscal Year Ending June 30, 2008Name ~itle Compensation 1sheila moore Executive Director ~142,512michelle guertin 00 ~90,177hristine anglin human resource director ~82,400


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People Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2008Name ~itle Compensation 1latifah hasan program director ~68, 109Royall M Mack Sr ~ice President ~Omike hughes md president ~ORizwanul Huda [Ireasurer ~OM Susan Elliott Clerk ~Ostephen geremia ~irector ~O~Iizabeth cross ~irector ~OCarol w geremia Director ~ODred KS Wang ~irector ~Ooseph d kringdon ~irector ~O~Iisabeth ortiz jackson ~irector ~O1- Due to various changes in the way this data i s r eported in the 2008 Form 990, it may not be possi bl e t o accur at el y compare t hi s da ta f rom the 2008Form 990 aga inst t he same fi el d on p ri or f orms.

Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2007Name ~itle CompensationSHEILA MOORE CHIEF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ~127,512MICHELLE GUERTIN CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER ~84,183CAROL RIM PAS DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT ~79,420CHRISTINE ANGLIN DIRECTOR OF HUMAN ~59,692

RESOURCESKAREN ALLEN DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS ~59,177~AY GONZALEZ DIRECTOR ~OROYALL M. MACK, SR. ~REASURER ~O~ALTER R. JENNINGS DIRECTOR ~O~OSEPH D. KRINGDON PRESIDENT ~OMIKE HUGES, MD ~ICE-PRESIDENT ~OGEORGEJ.HUGHS DIRECTOR ~O~OAN P. KERZNER DIRECTOR ~OBARRETT MCGRATH DIRECTOR ~OM. SUSAN ELLIOTT CLERK ~ORIZWANUL HUDA ~.P. FUNDING MANAGER ~OFiscal Year Ending June 30, 2006Name rritle CompensationSHEILA MOORE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ~133,942DEBORAH NOWLIN FORMER COO ~86,812KAREN ALLEN DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS ~69,894CAROL RIM PAS DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT ~55,940MICHELLE GUERTIN CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER ~24,519~OAN P. KERZNER DIRECTOR ~OM. SUSAN ELLIOTT DIRECTOR ~O~OSEPH D. KRINGDON PRESIDENT ~O~GNES BUNDY SCANLAN, CLERK ~OESQ.ROYALL M. MACK, SR. rrREASURER ~ORIZWANUL HUDA DIRECTOR ~O




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People Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2006Name ~itle CompensationMIKE HUGHES, MD DIRECTOR ~O~ILL C. PREOTLE, ESQ. ~ICE-PRESIDENT ~O~ALTER R. JENNINGS DIRECTOR ~O




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Highest Paid Employees & CompensationView the Premium online report for Highest Paid Employee data reported earlier than 2006

Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2010Name Title CompensationROBB ZARGES EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR $130,400KARIN CASSELL DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR $112,089DAN GUADAGNOLI CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER $111,692Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2009Name Title CompensationLATI FAH HASAN $113,379ROGRAM DIRECTORFiscal Year Ending June 30, 2008Name Title Compensation 1Maureen Bruce EdVoc Coordinator $56,538Richard Brunson counselor $55,0901- Due to various changes in the way this data i s r eported in the 2008 Form 990, it may not be possi bl e t o accur at el y compare t hi s da ta f rom the 2008Form 990 aga inst t he same fi el d on p ri or f orms.

Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2007Name Title CompensationRICHARD BRUNSON S.A COUNSELOR $57,161DAVID LOWE TEACHER $56,224THERESA HEISLER RESIDENTIAL COORDINA $55,784MADELINE MELE IN-TAKE WORKER $55,277MAUREEN BRUCE ED. VOC COORDINATOR $53,653Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2006Name Title CompensationRICHARD BRUNSON SA COUNSELOR $57,161DAVID LOWE TEACHER $56,224TERESA HEISLER RESIDENTIAL COORDINATOR. $55,784MADELINE MELE IN-TAKE WORKER $55,277MAUREEN BRUCE EDNOC COUNSELOR $53,653

