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2010/2011 ANNUALREPORT

CITIZENS’ COMMITTEE forCHILDRENO F N E W Y O R K I N C

CCC

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In our 67th year CCC leveraged the expertise of staff and theenthusiasm of citizens to secure critical policy and budgetary victorieson behalf of New York City’s children.

We helped to restore and baseline $30 million for child abuse neglectprevention and $82 million for child care in the City’s FY’12 AdoptedBudget. We worked strategically to ensure that the State’s budgetwould close underutilized juvenile justice beds, establish funding foralternatives to incarceration, and protect investments in primaryprevention. We met year round with elected officials and our e-advocacy network secured over 31,000 constituent letters to state, localand federal policy makers.

We reached 8,000 New Yorkers with bi-monthly e-newsletters, securedmedia coverage in 126 outlets with 45 direct quotes on a wide range oftopics, and launched a robust social media effort. We engagedhundreds of New Yorkers in policy briefings and issues updates andgraduated eighteen adults and forty-one youth from our communityleadership courses. We distributed 2,000 copies of Keeping Track ofNew York City’s Children and trained service providers on how to usethe KT Online database. We published Green Carts: Year OneImplementation and commenced a new task force to examine the useof WIC produce vouchers at farmers markets in New York City.

Our 2010-2011 Celebration Breakfast and CCC Celebrates at MoMAevents fueled our good work and the MoMA event was the mostsuccessful fundraising event in CCC’s history. Finally, we engaged in astrategic planning process that produced a five-year plan to help usachieve our mission with measurable improvements in the years ahead.

We are thankful for the generous support of our Board, AdvocacyCouncil, and individual donors, our foundation supporters andcorporate sponsors, and indebted to our staff. CCC remains a strong,effective, voice for New York City’s children.

Marcy Sandler Chris Stern Hyman, JD.Chairman President

Jennifer March-Joly, Ph.D.Executive Director

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A MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP

Chris Stern Hyman, President, and Marcy Sandler, Chairman, and Jennifer March-Joly,Executive Director


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KEY BUDGET AND POLICY VICTORIES

In response to the tragic death ofMarchella Pierce, CCC joined theACS/Public Advocate Children’sPlanning Committee to help analyzechild protective and preventiveservices and issues related tomedically fragile children. Thepublication of the committee’s finalreport and report recommendations,coincided with the announcementthat the City’s FY’12 budget wouldpermanently restore $30 million infunding for preventive andhomemaking services.

CCC’s analytic and governmentrelations’ expertise played a centralrole in the Emergency Coalition toSave Child Care. We leveraged ourexpertise to produce material toengage the media and cultivate keychampions who would make childcare a top budget priority. Thecoalition successfully secured arestoration of $82 million in theCity’s FY’12 Budget, preventing adevastating reduction to child carecapacity.

CCC’s advocacy also informed statejuvenile justice reforms and anSFY’12 Budget that includes fundingfor alternatives-to-detention, closesempty juvenile facility beds, andprotects investments in primaryprevention. On the federal level,CCC coordinated outreach activitiesto Congress on behalf of a local childnutrition coalition; our meetingsand viral advocacy campaigns helpedto inform passage of the Healthy,Hunger Free Kids Act of 2010.

Fixing New York’s Broken Juvenile Justice System:

Starts with Downsizing and Reinvestment

As Governor Andrew Cuomo passionately explained in his 2011 State of the State Address, it is a violation of

children’s civil rights to incarcerate them so that adults can have jobs.

New York’s Juvenile Justice System Is Broken:

NY’s System Does Not Protect Public Safety: OCFS, the responsible state agency, has found that the re-

arrest rate for boys is over 80% after they leave their care.

NY’s System Does Not Produce Good Outcomes for Youth: In addition to the unacceptable recidivism rate,

the health and mental health care needs of youth in placement facilities are often not met and their education

credits do not always transfer, leaving them further behind in school. In addition, due to the abuse

(documented by the US Department of Justice) and criminogenic environment, youth outcomes are actually

worse, rather than better.

NY’s System Places Youth Far From Their Families and Communities: While the majority of youth in the

system are from NYC, most youth are placed in facilities far from home, which makes it difficult for youth to

maintain family ties, engage in programming that strengthens families, and transition back home to their

communities. NY’s System Is Extremely Expensive: While the State Juvenile Justice System is not meeting either of its

goals (to protect the community and to rehabilitate youth) it is also extremely expensive. It costs approximately

$220,000-$350,000 per year to incarcerate a child.

NY’s System is Extremely Inefficient: Every night, there are over 350 beds in the State’s Juvenile Justice

system that are empty, but being paid for. Currently, when the State determines a facility is to be closed, State

Law requires that it remain open for 12 months—even if there are no children there.

“My Administration will commit to a policy of reforming the system—making sure our troubled youth

populations are best served with meaningful programming, so they may go on to live productive lives,” Andrew

Cuomo, January 5, 2011.

CCC Supports Governor Cuomo’s Vision to Reform New York’s Juvenile Justice System and we urge that

the following action must be taken:

Downsize the System By Closing Underutilized Facilities and Repealing the 12-Month Notification Rule:

CCC Supports Governor Cuomo’s proposal to reduce state facility capacity from 1,209 beds to 833 beds

without waiting 12 months.

Improve OCFS Facility Care at OCFS Facilities by investing in improvements in mental health, education,

counseling, direct care and other services at OCFS facilities.

Reinvest Savings Into Alternatives to Detention and Incarceration Programs (ATD/ATI) Through a

Sustainable Funding Stream That Counties Have the Funds To Access: Reducing the use of detention and

facility care will require counties to develop more ATD/ATI programs. The Governor’s proposed Supervision

and Treatment Services for Juveniles Program would provide $29 million in SFY 11-12 for performance-

focused, community based programs at a 62% state/ 38% local match. In addition, the Governor proposes to

cap detention reimbursement and limit it to high risk youth. To truly reduce the use of detention (and not just

shift costs) counties must have the resources to draw down funds from this new program.

To Achieve Juvenile Justice Reform CCC Supports These Proposals, but to Strengthen the Governor’s Plan

we ask for the Following Amendments (please turn over)

As an independentvoice that does notaccept governmentfunding, CCC is ableto engage and activatediverse groups, bridgedifferences, and findcommon ground tosupport the best andmost cost-effective waysof helping children. In2011 our advocacyresulted in theprotection of soundinvestments at the City,State, and federal level.



EDUCATE, AMPLIFY, MOBILIZE

CCC engaged TV, print and radiomedia to reach hundreds ofthousands of New Yorkers and wesecured more than 126 media hitsand 45 direct quotes in outletsranging from the New YorkTimes, the Wall Street Journal, toWNYC. We provided critical

background information tojournalists, including fact sheetsand budget analyses, and walkedreporters through the fine detail ofkey policy and budgetary issues. Wehosted and participated in ralliesand press conferences that drewattention to critical issues andadvocacy opportunities.

CCC’s wide-ranging community education and communicationinitiatives are designed to facilitate our advocacy by reachingthousands of New Yorkers to educate them about the issues and spurthem to action. On a smaller scale, we nurture and develop leadersin-house, who carry our message to others and inspire greaternumbers to make a difference for children. On a larger scale, we holdbriefings for hundreds of advocates and colleagues, host robust feedson Twitter and Facebook, engage an active and growing e-advocacylist, and maintain strong relationships with journalists who canreach hundreds of thousands.


EDUCATE, AMPLIFY, MOBILIZE


Our nascent Facebook and Twitterfeeds grew tenfold this year and arenow updated daily on pressingchild-related issues, news and callsto action. Our 1,000 combinedfollowers regularly spread the word,“liking,” sharing and re-tweetingour message, with a measuredregular daily impact of 3,500readers or more.

CCC’s Policy Briefings and IssuesUpdates reached over 400 colleaguesand volunteers on a wide range ofchild policy issues. Our communityleadership courses, the CLC andYCLC, graduated 18 adults and 41high school students. OurYouthAction Members executed apublic-awareness campaign onbullying and community violenceand co-sponsored a YouthSpeakconference with Leave out Violence(LOVE), while our youth led peer

trainings reached 173 studentscitywide. CLC and YCLC graduatesjoined over 200 volunteers at pressconferences, rallies and advocacymeetings at City Hall and inAlbany. Concurrently, CCCactivated our e-action network of8,000+ subscribers to send over31,000 emails to federal, state andlocal policymakers.



Beyond our aforementioned workon child abuse and neglectprevention, child care, and juvenilejustice, much of CCC’s 2010-2011fact-finding focused on the healthand mental health needs ofchildren and youth. By pairingprofessional staff with CCCvolunteers we produced anassessment of Green Cartimplementation, completed dataanalysis on school based mentalhealth services at the elementarylevel, initiated a new task force on

WIC produce vouchers,administered a street poll on theBreakfast in the Classroomprogram, collected data on thetransition to privately-run schoolbased dental clinics, and providedthe analytics underwriting advocacyfor the zero to five mental healthinitiative. These efforts will informfuture priority setting as well asmore extensive research,community education, andadvocacy opportunities in thecoming year.

CCC also distributed 2,000 copiesof Keeping Track of New York City’sChildren, our signature data book,free of charge, and providedtrainings on Keeping Track Online,reaching member agencies ofUnited Neighborhood Houses, theYouth Alliance, the Youth JusticeBoard, the Human ServicesCouncil, and Montefiore’s SocialPediatrics Program. RE

SEARCH AND DATA ANALYSIS

CCC's founders stronglybelieved that advocacycould only be as good asthe research behind it andthat citizen volunteerscould augment the workof a small professionalstaff. Fact-based advocacy,achieved through a citizenvolunteer – staffpartnership, remains thebedrock of CCC’s activities.Our research productscontinue to inform CCC’sadvocacy priorities andactivities and theadvocacy of others.


2010/2011 ANNUAL REPORT 7 CELEBRATING LEADERS & FUNDING ADVOCACY

Over 500 supporters and leadcorporate sponsor Kaplan, Inc.joined us for our 2010 CelebrationBreakfast on October 19th at theWaldorf=Astoria. We honored CCCVice President, Nancy Locker, forher lifetime dedication to childrenand her inspirational leadershipand the Urban Youth Collaborativefor effective youth-lead communityactivism. Luis Ubiñas, President ofthe Ford Foundation, delivered aKeynote Address on increasingaccess to opportunity for the mostdisadvantaged.

On April 5th CCC returned to theMuseum of Modern Art for ourannual art benefit, CCC Celebratesat MoMA. Over 1,000 guests joinedlead corporate sponsor TFCornerstone to honor longtimeadvocates Ricki Tigert Helfer andMichael Helfer and Fred andThomas Elghanayan. The eventraised a record-breaking $1 millionto support CCC’s fact-finding,community education, andadvocacy.

CCC presented our FoundersAward to NYC City CouncilMember Annabel Palma at ourAnnual Meeting on June 2nd, inrecognition of her unwaveringcommitment to child well-beingand civic life. CCC alsoacknowledged the inaugural classof Platinum Advocates — CCC’smost ardent financial supporters,who have consistently sustainedCCC’s mission over a period oftwenty years or more.

Luis Ubiñas,President of theFord Foundation,Keynote Speaker

Right: CouncilMember AnnabelPalma, FoundersAward Recipient.

2010 CELEBRATION BREAKFAST SPONSORED BY KAPLAN CCC CELEBRATES AT MOMA SPONSORED BY

Left: Hiram Riveraand Yashira Cividanesof the Urban YouthCollaborative,Recipients of thePeabody Award

Since CCC is independentand does not acceptgovernment funding,100% of our budget israised from the ground upevery year. We areindebted to our supportersand humbled by theincredible advocateswho were honored at ourspecial events this year.

Nancy Locker, CCCVice President,Eleanor RooseveltAward Recipient

Hononary Chairs, Thomas and FredElghanayan.



BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CHAIRMAN

Marcy Sandler

PRESIDENT

Chris Stern Hyman, JD.

VICE PRESIDENTS

Judith A. Garson, Esq.Nancy LockerArlette Ferguson MathisMaryann MarstonElizabeth SheehanNancy F. SolomonHeidi Stamas

TREASURER

John Sanchez

SECRETARY

Diana Elghanayan

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jessica B. AaronJennifer Jones Austin, Esq.Karen D. BaynardPriscilla BijurConstance ChristensenMarna DannVeronica DillonRuth M. FederCarol J. FeinbergTrudy Festinger, D.S.W.Ricki Tigert HelferJulia Jean-Francois, LCSW, Ph.D.Katherine KahanSheila Kamerman, D.S.W.Elaine KesselJonathan A. KneeJames KrauskopfDaniel KronenfeldHildemarie LadouceurFrances Levenson, Esq.Lee A. LinkKatherine S. Lobach, M.D.Ernesto Loperena

Marilyn LubellRuth Seiger Maisel, LCSW, BCDHeather McRaySally MendelMartha J. Olson, Esq.Mahsa PeloskyEmily SatloffJean SchragJoan SteinbergDr. Janice WeinmanHee Sun Yu

HONORARY DIRECTORS

Nancy HovingAnne K. JonesHamilton F. Kean, Esq.Elinor G. Mannucci, Ph.D.Samuel P. PeabodyMarge ScheuerJoanne M. SternElizabeth H. Wolff



EXECUTIVE OFFICE AND STAFF

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Jennifer March-Joly

Stephanie GendellAssociate Executive Director for Policyand Public Affairs

Gregory KlemensAssociate Executive Director forDevelopment, Marketing and NewMedia

Louise FeldPolicy Associate for Food andEconomic Security

Moira FlavinPolicy Associate for Early ChildhoodEducation, Education and YouthServices

Laura JankstromYouthAction Program Coordinator

Jon LindsaySenior Associate for Development andNew Media

Danielle MarchioneDirector for Government Relations andNew Media

Julio MinayaDirector of Administration andFinance

Caroline NagyPolicy Associate for Housing andFamily Homelessness

Elcoma NicholsOffice Assistant

Phoebe PlagensPublic Affairs Associatefor Communications,Community Education and VolunteerEngagement

Joan SiegelSenior Policy Associate for Health andMental Health

Lorraine TateExecutive Assistant/Board Liaison

Courtney WolfPolicy Associate for Research and DataAnalysis



STATEMENT OF ACTIVITY

CITIZENS' COMMITTEE FOR CHILDREN OF NEW YORK, INC.

Statement of ActivitesMarch 31, 2011 with comparative totals for 2010

TemporarilyUnrestricted Restricted 2011 Total 2010 Total

REVENUES, GAINS, AND OTHER SUPPORT:

Foundations and trusts $481,478 $90,500 $571,978 $789,760

Spring benefit (less direct costs ofbenefits to donors of $115,007) 797,196 - 797,196 -

Fall benefit (less direct costs ofbenefits to donors of $43,601) 379,426 - 379,426 385,086

Individuals 266,862 3,000 269,862 249,256

Donated services 47,071

Contract services - 37,356 37,356

Investment return 127,744 - 127,744 63,295

Change in value of income tax receivable agreement 4,526 - 4,526 2,953

Other 20,712 - 20,712 18,635

Net assets released from restrictions:Restrictions satisfied by payments 205,856 (205,856) - -

TOTAL REVENUE, GAINS, AND OTHER SUPPORT 2,283,800 (75,000) 2,208,800 1,556,056



STATEMENT OF ACTIVITY

TemporarilyUnrestricted Restricted 2011 Total 2010 Total

EXPENSES:

Program services:

Child Welfare 117,463 - 117,463 96,101

Children's Health/Mental Health 207,413 - 207,413 187,171

Government Relations 201,941 - 201,941 162,131

Housing/Income Security 196,066 - 196,066 223,543

Information and Education 265,668 - 265,668 249,073

Juvenile Justice/Youth Development 149,187 - 149,187 164,270

Keeping Track 234,445 - 234,445 155,426

Community Leadership Course 89,556 - 89,556 83,372

Youth Action 145,267 - 145,267 151,039

Total Program Expenses 1,607,006 - 1,607,006 1,472,126

Supporting services:Management and general 184,056 - 184,056 233,564

Fund-raising 248,286 - 248,286 280,637

TOTAL EXPENSES 2,039,348 - 2,039,348 1,986,327

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 244,452 (75,000) 169,452 (430,271)

NET ASSETS AT BEGINNING OF YEAR 1,431,195 95,000 1,526,195 1,956,466

NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR $1,675,647 $20,000 $1,695,647 $1,526,195



DONORS

2010-2011 DONORS

We would like to thank the many foundations, corporations,organizations and individuals that have provided support and in-kind expertise for CCC’s programs and activities. Listed below aredonors for CCC’s 2010 Fall Breakfast, our 2011 CCC Celebrates atthe Museum of Modern Art event and all CCC grants and annualgifts for our 2011 Fiscal Year. Pledges and contributions to ourBoard Designated Assets and The Fund to Secure Every Child’sBirthright are listed separately.

Citizens’ Committee for Children of New York is tax exemptunder 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law

FOUNDATIONS,CORPORATIONS ANDORGANIZATIONS: GRANTS ANDSPECIAL EVENTS

$50,000 or more

Ira W. DeCamp FoundationBernard & Alva Gimbel FoundationStella and Charles Guttman FoundationTaconic FoundationTF Cornerstone, Inc.

$25,000 or more

Altman FoundationLily Auchincloss FoundationDavis, Polk & WardwellKaplan, Inc.Paul, Weiss, Rifkind Wharton & GarrisonLLPPromontory Financial Group, LLCRobert Sterling Clark FoundationRose Associates, Inc.Skadden Arps Slate Meagher and Flom LLP

$10,000 OR MORE

The Appleman FoundationBloombergJ.E. & Z.B. Butler FoundationClifford Chance LLPDLA PiperThe Dreitzer FoundationWilliam and Mary Greve Foundation

The Marc Haas FoundationLinklaters LLPHenry and Lucy Moses FundSamuel I. Newhouse FoundationNew York Community TrustEdward & Ellen Roche Relief FoundationSunny and Abe Rosenberg FoundationShearman & Sterling LLPSirus FundSullivan & Cromwell LLPT&H BrokersMarjorie & Clarence E. UnterbergFoundationVoices for America’s ChildrenWachtell, Lipton, Rosen & KatzIsak and Rose Weinman FoundationWilmerHale

$5,000 or more

Bell-Hoving FoundationBernstein Global Wealth ManagementBNY Mellon Wealth ManagementCahill Gordon & Reindel LLPCity HarvestColgate-Palmolive CompanyThe Compass Group at Morgan StanleySmith BarneyGoldman SachsHughes Hubbard & Reed LLPImowitz Koenig & Co., LLPJ.P. Morgan Private BankThe Frances Lear FoundationNewmark Knight Frank



The Overbrook FoundationPinkerton FoundationThe Spingold FoundationSpunk FundStroock & Stroock & Lavan LLPThe Laurie M. Tisch Illumination FundUrban Foundation Engineering LLCThe Whitmore Group, Ltd.Woodworks Construction Co., Inc.

$2,500 or more

Citrin Cooperman & Company, LLPDavis & Gilbert LLPAlexander Fischbein FoundationKramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel, LLPThe Morrison & Foerster FoundationAaron and Betty Lee Stern FoundationWide Waters Fund of TriangleCommunity Foundation

$1,500 or more

Epic Mechanical Contractors, LLCFD Sprinklers, Inc.Ice Air, LLCJanson Associates, Inc. Moses & Singer LLPNational Interiors, Inc.Partnership for After School Education(PASE)Prince Carpentry, Inc.SLCE ArchitectsSorbara Construction

$1,000 or more

Almar Plumbing & Heating Corp.AnonymousCOFCCAFive Star Electric Corp.Glickenhaus FoundationGreat Northern Carpet Co., Inc.Jones Lang LaSalleMadden & Warwick, LLCMertz Gilmore FoundationPalm Management Corp.Podell, Schwartz Schechter & Banfield,LLPRoberts & Holland LLPRockefeller Brothers FundRosenwasser/Grossman ConsultingEngineers, P.C.S.J. Electric, Inc.Singer & Bassuk Organization LLCUJA-Federation of New YorkWinick Realty Group LLC

$500 or more

Alliance BernsteinBryan Cave LLPCatholic Charities of the Archdiocese ofNew YorkCross Country ConstructionGarmark PartnersHarlem RBIKathryn Markel Fine ArtsLankler, Siffert & Wohl LLPPublic Health Solutions

Roanoke Asset ManagementSociety of Jesus, New York ProvinceTransel Elevator, Inc.United Way of New York City

CCC CELEBRATES AT MOMASPECIAL THANKS

Nicholas AppsARTnewsMary Ellen BanischBeverly BeaudoinHakarl BeeBisnow.comBOOMBOXEric EspinozaSofia EstevezAnnie FarrisElizabeth GrahamNadine GuerreraAgnes GundJohn HendricksAlexandra HerzanPatty LipshutzMargot Machol & Mark BisnowIrene MalatestaMary MattinglyThe Museum of Modern ArtDennis SmithJoanne M. SternTF CornerstoneDavid Ziff Cooking

CCC CELEBRATES AT MOMASILENT AUCTION DONORS

ACA GalleriesRon AgamCarole AokiEllen Carey and Jayne H. Baum/JHBGalleryRoz Chast and Julie Saul GalleryJoan DavidsonDolan/Maxwell, PhiladelphiaChristian JailliteJerald Melberg Gallery, Charlotte, NCWolf KahnKathryn MarkelCynthia Nachmani, PhDNancy Hoffman GalleryRuth O’HaraEmily Satloff

DONORS



INDIVIDUALS: ANNUALGIVING AND SPECIAL EVENTS

$50,000 or more

Chris Stern Hyman & Morton P. HymanNancy & Alan N. Locker

$25,000 or more

Jessica & Todd AaronDiana & Frederick ElghanayanMadeline & K. Thomas ElghanayanJudith A. Garson & Steven N. RappaportEugene & Carol LudwigElizabeth & Robert SheehanRicki Tigert Helfer & Michael S. Helfer

$10,000 or more

AnonymousJudy & Brian BergerConstance & Henry ChristensenCarol J. FeinbergSusan Rosenberg GoldsteinAgnes GundJennifer A. Hand & Thomas TierneyNeil S. HirschMary & Michael JaharisElaine & Mark KesselJonathan A. Knee & Chaille B. MaddoxMarie-Josée & Henry R. KravisRose K. LansburyLee & Fritz Link

Marilyn Lubell & Jay LubellMaryann & Robert MarstonKatherine & Joseph MeleSusan & Donald NewhouseMarcy Sandler & James JanoverEmily and James SatloffMarge ScheuerSydney & Stanley ShumanNancy & David SolomonBernard & Anne SpitzerHeidi StamasAnn & Thomas UnterbergChristine Wasserstein & Dan Rattiner

$5,000 or more

Gillis M. AddisonCarol Hill AlbertSheila & Steven ArestyKaren D. BaynardSusan & Rodman BenedictJohn K. CastleWilliam G. CohenJoan Davidson & Neil BarskyVeronica Dillon & Kevin BollbachNancy & Henry ElghanayanSusan & Ed FalkRachel Foster & Alain KodsiGeorge J. Gillespie, IIIAlexandra & Paul HerzanNancy HovingJudy & Larry HowardRobert Inches

Hildemarie LadouceurJo Carole & Ronald S. LauderLinda Lennon & Stuart BaskinReuben MarkK. Heather McRay & Joel HodesJames MetzgerHenriette MontgomeryDonna & Joseph MuscariJan NicholsonSamuel P. PeabodyHelen Rothlein & James WhiteSheri Cyd SandlerJean A. & Raymond V.J. SchragJoan & Michael SteinbergJim & Cathy StonePeter Stone & Deborah ForteRachel & Gary SumersSusan Wasserstein & George SardSusan R. Witter

$2,500 or more

Ginny & Roger AaronLisa & Joel BenensonPriscilla Bijur & Gerald KaneSeth BuchwaldSara & Charles FabrikantDr. Gloria FarberJudi Sorenson FlomGail & Parker GilbertMaya & Larry GoldschmidtBonnie GreavesSarah & Geoffrey Gund

Kathy & Mitchell JacobsonKatherine KahanMichael KorotkinSheila & Bill LambertKen Lerer & Katherine SailerFrances W. Levenson & BernardWarshavskyAlison Locker, Katherine Locker Scharlatt,Sarah Locker, Jonathan LockerWendy Mackenzie & Alexander CortesiRuth & Jerome MaiselReina Marin & Emilio BassiniVictoria S. MunroeNancy NebekerElyse & Michael NewhouseMartha J. OlsonLisa Mednick OwenLisa QuattrocchiIngrid & Fritz ReuterSusan & Thomas RoederJane Dresner Sadaka & Ned SadakaSusan UnterbergCaroline & Scott WallachBarbara & Alan WashkowitzJanice WeinmanElizabeth H. WolffBeth & Earle Yaffa

$1,500 or more

Patricia Parker AbramsonLeah & Erich AlaniMarjorie & Frederic AltschulerRosemary Berkery & Robert Hausen

DONORS



Cynthia & Charles BonnesMark A. BrodyMarilyn & Robert CohenSally EhrenreichRuth & Arthur FederJay FialkoffNancy & Leonard FinkWilliam P. FrankLinda Genereux & Timur GalenShirley & David GinzbergJillian Gordon & Samuel HershkowitzCathy & Lloyd HellerDiane & Gary HirschKaren & Peter JakesSheila B. KamermanHamilton & Edith KeanLinda & Benjamin LambertBarbara & Loeber LandauJoann & Robert Todd LangRobert LaudenschlagerKate Lear & Jonathan LaPookJane & Victor LevinsonArthur L. LoebLynne MalinaElinor G. MannucciJennifer & Andrew MarrusLauren & Michael MarrusCrystal & Pavel MatsibekkerTara & Victor MenezesCheryl & Michael MinikesMary & Garrett MoranRonda MuirCaroline & Scott Muller

Alison OversethMahsa PeloskyCharles O. Prince & Margaret L. WolffAnne-Marie & Ed ResorJane & Paul RittmasterDeirdre & Alfred J. RossNora S. SchaafLinda & Richard SchapsBetsy Pinover SchiffGil ShivaMichael SilberLizz & Tyrone Smith Jane E. SteinbergSarah Lily & Robert SumanisElliot J. Sussman & Nancy CromerGraysonLois WhitmanBunny WilliamsHee Sun Yu

$1,000 or more

AnonymousJanis & Andy ArnoLaurie & Peter Allan AtkinsLori & Richard BerkeSusan & Matt BlankJane & Mike BlumenfeldSheila BonsignoreBruce BozziJudy Bernstein Bunzl & Nicholas BunzlIldiko & Gilbert ButlerEllen & Andrew CelliLeslie & Howard Chatzinoff

Barbara L. CohenMichele & Martin CohenLarry CondonJudy C. CormierSharon CorzineElizabeth & Derek CribbsIde & David DangoorMarna P. DannHester Diamond & Ralph KaminskyRosemarie & Joseph DilorenzoRoxanne Donovan Nancy & James DruckmanLisa D’UrsoDr. Gloria FaretraMildred & Frank FeinbergArlette Ferguson MathisTrudy FestingerKerianne FlynnDevon FredericksBarbara & Buddy FreitagHugh FreundAnn & Robert FromerArlyn & Edward GardnerAlice GellerSarah & Seth GlickenhausValerie & Robert GoldfeinKathleen & Jerry GrundhoferAnne Helen HessAndrea Mastro HoinackiJoan & George HornigMr. and Mrs. Robert HowardTina Jordan & Kevin RendinoRichard Kahan

Jerold B. KatzMary & Howard KelbergElizabeth KellnerCarita & Ned KellySharon & Cary KoplinSally & Wynn KramarskyMarian & James KrauskopfCarl & Renée LandeggerHelena Lee & Richard H. KlapperAmy & Steve LipinKatherine S. Lobach & Richard KaufmanAnn Ross LoebMary & John MaddenMary Mattingly & Steven A. ReissDiana & Adam MaxBrenda McGowan & Elaine WalshThomas L. McMahonRonay & Richard MenschelChristine M. MillenLynda & Michael NeuwirthSusan & Joseph PetroBettina & Kenneth A. PlevanDavid RockefellerRichard Rothman & Melissa SaltenSandra & Richard SabeanEllen & Michael SandlerNancy & Henry SchachtJill & Richard SchlossCarol SchneebaumElinor A. SeevakRuth A. ShieldsLinda & David SicherNorma & Gordon Smith

DONORS



Linda & Gilbert SnyderKaren & David SobotkaEsta StecherJamie Stecher & Becky DiamondJoanne & Joe SteinJean SternliebJane & Peter StrasserAnn VineyRita & Marc WeingartenDr. Sylvia S. WelshLeslie & Ronald YooLois Zenkel

$500 or more

Shirley B. AmdurAnonymousMichele AteyehJennifer Jones AustinRima AyasBill BaccagliniBonnie & Gilbert BachDavid Bailey & Ron ShalowitzAjay & Ritu BangaMelissa Benzuly & Jonathan SchaffzinJudy Roth BerkowitzRichard BerlinAmy & Peter BernsteinE. Garrett BewkesLeslie & Andrew BlaunerStanley M. BogenRobert BrownLisa Caputo & Rick MorrisCarroll L. Cartwright

Terry CohenJoan CohnCorinne ColenNancy & Richard DavisGeorgia & Michael de HavenonAlessandra DevineCarole & Richard EisnerJody Falco & Jeffrey SteinmanNicole Fasnacht-De MartiniDavid FeinbergJudith & Alan FeldmanRonne & Alan FisherPeggy FlaumJoel FormanMargot & Norman FreedmanMichael Fricklas & Donna J. AstionLee A. FurmanFrieda & Roy FurmanDora GalacatosDavid GarzaVictoria & E.E. GeduldLinda GelfondSusan G. GevertzBetty & Larry GoldblattMary & Jay GoldbergVictor Goldberg & Pat WaldeckArlene GoldsmithLeslyn Green RigoniHoward GreenbergClare & Vartan GregorianRev. Mark C. Hallinan, S.J.Marty & David HamamotoGail Hammer & Claudio Gotti

Kathy HeinzelmanKathryn HeleniakWilliam D. HessCarol & Richard HochmanRuth Holzer & Michael ByowitzElizabeth Horton & James SilbertRuth W. HoughtonNina HuffmanNancy M. HughesJill & Jerry HultinAlan & Barbara JacobsSarah & Tom JanoverPatsy KahnMr. and Mrs. David KanbarGail & James KaplanAudrey KatzLaurie D. KefalidisDiana & Thomas KillipPaula & David KirschBobbi KirschnerFran KittredgeMaureen Sherry Klinsky & Steve KlinskyConnie & Mark KolberJanet & Earl KramerDaniel Kronenfeld & Susan FlemingerA. Angela Lancaster & C.F. MuckenfussLinda & Alan LandisEvelyn & Leonard A. LauderCarol Lawson & Daniel S. ArickJeffrey G. LeedsFred LeffelDonatella & Jacques LennonRabbi Robert Levine

Joan Mirviss & Robert J. LevinePatricia S. LevinsonJanet LevoffEllen & Mark LevySteven LewisLynn & Ed LiebermanArthur & Susan LindenauerLini LiptonBernard S. LivingstonJeanette LoebErnesto LoperenaHelen & Louis LowensteinAvinash K. MalhotraEmily MandelstamElizabeth & Rohit ManochaJoan A. MarkSusan & Morris MarkSally & Alan MendelElaine & P.J. ModeSarah NathanHermine and Maurice NessenRachel & Larry NortonThea & David ObstlerClaire & Peter OdellElizabeth Olofson & Daniel KurtzPaula & William OppenheimMary Jo Otsea & Richard BrownMelissa PapiniLaVerne Parker-RobinsonElizabeth T. PeabodyMalcolm PeabodyStephen W. PettitMarnie Pillsbury

DONORS



Laura & Michael PintchikSusan B. PlumAndrea & Andrew PotashLynn Povich & Stephen ShepardCatherine PriceSusan L. Raanan & Robert FleischerDiane & Samuel RamirezDebra Raskin & Michael YoungEllen RautenbergPamela Reis & Kevin HymanMrs. Henry Hart RiceRenee Ring & Paul ZofnassMr. and Mrs. John RocheLaura & David RossJohn SanchezNancy L. Sanchez-WarrenTracy Schaffzin & Greg OdlandElisabeth ScharlattMardi SchecterLisa & Michael SchultzPamela C. ScottDagni & Martin SenzelJill & Howard SharfsteinJohn SiffertMickey SirowitzJanet & Gilbert SpitzerPhoebe R. StantonJoanne M. SternSallie G. SternElizabeth Steyer GraverRaina & Richard Stuart

Msgr. Kevin SullivanKevin Thurm & Suzanne B. SeidenKarol & Steve TodrysRob TullochJane Veron & Andrew FeldsteinJosh WachsRita & Ken WarnerCharles WarrenEliza & Jon WeberJoyce WeilNancy & Steven WeinstockAudry & Alex WeintrobJustin WenderBarry Willner & Sybil WailandHope WinthropAndrew & Vicky WittensteinLisa & Dan Zucker

ELEANOR ROOSEVELTLEGACY SOCIETY

The Eleanor Roosevelt Legacy Societyrecognizes CCC family members andfriends who have included CCC in theirestate planning. These individuals havecombined their desire to give to CCC withtheir overall financial, tax, and estateplanning goals. By standing with CCCand assuring our financial health wellinto the future, these individualsexemplify the vision and dedication of oneof our most prominent founders, EleanorRoosevelt.

Diana ElghanayanCarol J. FeinbergJudith A. Garson, Esq.Chris Stern HymanKatherine KahanJeffrey G. LeedsLee A. LinkMarilyn Z. LubellMaryann MarstonSamuel P. PeabodyMarcy A. SandlerNancy SolomonHeidi StamasElizabeth H.Wolff

THE FUND TO SECURE EVERYCHILD’S BIRTHRIGHT

The Fund to Secure Every Child’sBirthright is CCC’s multi-year major giftcampaign to secure gifts of $10,000 ormore from individual donors to supportcore programs and activities related toour Securing Every Child’s Birthright®program agenda. We would like to thankthe following donors for their support ofour effort.

$100,000 or more

Carol J. FeinbergJudith A. Garson & Steven N. RappaportSamuel I. Newhouse Foundation

$50,000 or more

Constance & Henry ChristensenBarbara & W. Loeber LandauNancy & Alan N. LockerChaille B. Maddox & Jonathan A. KneeEmily & James SatloffElizabeth & Robert Sheehan

$25,000 or more

Diana & Frederick ElghanayanGail & S. Parker GilbertJennifer Hand & Thomas TierneyChris Stern HymanWendy Mackenzie & Alexander CortesiMaryann & Robert MarstonMartha J. OlsonHeidi Stamas

$10,000 or more

Lee & Fritz LinkElinor G. MannucciSamuel & Judith* PeabodyNancy & David SolomonJoan S. Steinberg

DONORS



PUTTING KIDS FIRST:BOARD DESIGNATED ASSETS

The Board Designated Assets are long-term investments to ensure Citizens’Committee for Children’s futurefinancial health. Gifts and pledges listedbelow.

$50,000 or more

Carol J. FeinbergJudith A. Garson & Steven N. RappaportGail & S. Parker GilbertJennifer Hand & Thomas TierneyThe Estate of Patricia HartungThe Estate of Maurice H. KaufmanBarbara & W. Loeber LandauThe Estate of Marie MarkusMaryann & Robert MarstonKatherine & Joseph MeleSamuel & Judith* PeabodyEmily & James SatloffMarge & Walter* Scheuer

$25,000 or more

Judy Tobias Davis* & Lewis Davis*Diana & Frederick ElghanayanDiane & Blaine FoggGerald GoldsmithEdith & Hamilton KeanElaine and Mark KesselLee & Fritz LinkNancy & Alan N. Locker

Marilyn & Jay LubellMartha J. OlsonCharlotte Pratt*Nora S. & Homer SchaafElizabeth & Robert SheehanNancy & David Solomon

$10,000 or more

Andrea & William BatesAmy & Peter BernsteinFrances Davis*Shirley & David GinzbergNancy & Thomas* HovingJanet M. JohnsonChaille B. Maddox & Jonathan A. KneeJoan & Albert KronickRose Kean LansburyWendy Mackenzie & Alexander CortesiSue & Jordan* NagerJohn & Claire ReidBeverly & Edwin RobbinsAudrey A. Rosenman*Heidi StamasJoan S. Steinberg

$5,000 or more

Karen D. BaynardSusan S. & Rodman BenedictFelice & Arnold BurnsDr. Gloria FaretraRuth M. & Arthur A. FederSusan & Lawrence Feldman

Edythe First*Ricki Tigert Helfer & Michael S. HelferAnne K. JonesKatherine KahanFrances Levenson & Bernard WarshavskyPam S. Levin*Ruth S. MaiselElinor G. MannucciHermine & Maurice NessenSusan L. Raanan & Robert FleischerMarcy Sandler & James JanoverJoanne M. SternPat & James WildmanElizabeth H. & Jesse D.* Wolff

$2,500 or more

Priscilla Bijur & Gerald KaneKay & Michael* KalogerakisAlma & Congressman Charles RangelJean & Raymond V.J. SchragMiriam* & Dr. Robert Siffert

$1,500 or more

Thelma Dye, Ph.D.Trudy Festinger, DSWBernard Fisher*Bonnie L. HowardSheila B. Kamerman, DSWDaniel KronenfeldDr. Katherine S. Lobach & Richard J.KaufmanErnesto Loperena

Arlette Ferguson MathisJoan McAllisterSally & Alan MendelJohn SanchezAnn SandRuth WoodenHee Sun Yu

Up to $1,500

Alma CartenHelen S. CooperMarna DannAnn HotungSister Mary Paul Janchill*Sister Geraldine Tobia*Mr. & Mrs. James A. KrauskopfNatalia & Arthur RitterDarren Walker

THE MARION R. ASCOLI,AUDREY HESS AND ADELE R.LEVY BOARD DESIGNATEDASSETS FUND

Anne Helen HessWilliam & Susan HessChris Stern Hyman & Morton P. HymanNina RosenwaldAlice & Jesse SigelmanElizabeth & Michael Varet

*deceased

DONORS



2011 INAUGURAL PLATINUMADVOCATESOur most ardent financial supporters,consistently sustaining our mission overa period of twenty years or more.

Virginia & Roger AaronGillis M. AddisonGillian AttfieldBonnie BachSusan S. BenedictVictor W. BergennPreston BrownFaith M. BurkeNancy CarrCarrol L. CartwrightConstance ChristensenLouis Z. CooperAnne S. DavidsonCarol & Irwin DickmanElinor Fosdick DownsRuth M. FederCarol J. FeinbergMr. & Mrs. Allen FergangTrudy FestingerJanet Fink, Esq.

Fred N. FishmanDiane A. FoggBarrett B. FrelinghuysenMarianne GerschelGail A. GilbertShirley GinzbergAlice & Roger L. Greif Agnes GundSusan HalpernRita HarrisInge HeckelAlexandra A. HerzanAnne Helen HessRuth W. HoughtonNancy HovingChris Stern HymanAnne E. ImpellizzeriKathe JervisAnne K. JonesKatherine S. KahanMimi KarlinHamilton F. KeanPatti A. KleinJames A. KrauskopfDaniel KronenfeldJoan M. Kronick

Barbara & Loeber LandauJoann LangRose K. LansburyHelena LeeJeffrey G. LeedsFrances W. LevensonJoan & Robert LevinePatricia S. LevinsonLee A. LinkAnn Ross LoebErnesto LoperenaWendy MackenzieElinor G. MannucciJoan S. McAllisterBrenda G. McGowanAnn MestresSue NagerHermine F. NessenSusan NewhouseLyn R. OliensisSamuel P. PeabodyMarian PillsburyLynn Povich René & Rubin RabinowitzMary D. ReddNancy Reinish

Barbara RoamanCamilla M. RosenfeldMary Ellen RudolphNancy K. RudolphAnn S. SandNora S. SchaafElizabeth H. ScheuerMarge ScheuerRobert B. SempleElizabeth M. SheehanSandra K. SilverMickey SirowitzEdith Van SlyckMay SollPhoebe R. StantonJoanne M. SternEleanor StierHelen S. TuckerNancy WacksteinJudith D. WallachDeborah WetzlerLois Q. WhitmanElizabeth H. WolffBeth & Earle Yaffa

PLATINUM ADVOCATES


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