Dear Friends,

As a high-performing, innovative organization, we celebrated our fi fth anniversary this year not by refl ecting on our past successes, but by pushing ourselves even further to drive real economic mobility for low-income women and their families. We served more than 1,400 people directly and impacted thousands more by our research and our advocacy.

In May, we hosted our inaugural economic mobility conference, Disrupting the Poverty Cycle: Emerging Practices to Achieve Economic Mobility. More than 300 service providers, policy makers both local and national, fi nancial experts, researchers, and program participants converged on Simmons College to share practical approaches to helping struggling families climb the economic ladder. Based on the enthusiastic feedback from attendees, we plan to present this conference biannually, with the next slated for 2014.

As a strong show of our leadership last year, CWU’s vigorous advocacy on the need to curb certain practices of for-profi t schools contributed to the passage of landmark legislation that shifted the oversight of these schools from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to the Offi ce of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation. This signifi cant change will increase protections for consumers and streamline services for students.

CWU’s advocacy on the for-profi t schools issue originated from our own internal study, which revealed that nearly 80% of our program participants seeking debt assistance had attended at least one for-profi t school. CWU’s research not only uncovers the barriers disadvantaged women face in their efforts to attain economic security, but also leads to groundbreaking new programs and tools aimed at helping them reach economic independence.

This year, we released three publications, one of which is a brief on Mobility Mentoring™, written by CWU President/CEO Elisabeth D. Babcock that details a pioneering professional practice developed at CWU. Mobility Mentors partner long-term with program participants to help them build the foundation essential to gaining economic independence. CWU’s Mobility Mentoring™-based program, Career Family Opportunity (CFO), has reported ever more powerful results since its launch in 2009. This year, 93% of CFO participants were either employed or enrolled in school, or both. Participants entering their fourth year of the CFO program have experienced a 30% increase in their hourly wages from when they fi rst started.

In 2012, you supported our work in many ways—by sponsoring our Live! Work! Thrive! fi fth anniversary gala, by contributing to our fi rst-ever Boston Marathon team, by attending our inaugural Disrupting the Poverty Cycle conference, by responding to our annual appeal, by telling your friends, family, and colleagues about CWU, and more.

We thank you for your ongoing commitment to helping low-income women create better futures for themselves and their families. We hope you, too, continue to Live, Work, and Thrive.

Elisabeth D. Babcock, MCRP, PhD Peter ZanePresident and Chief Executive Offi cer Chair

2012

“I had been searching and applying for jobs

without success…I wasn’t sure about

being able to attend college…What I learned

from the Woman to Woman program is that

I can achieve my goals through hard work and

determination.”Hallie Ballou

2012 Woman to Woman graduate

Crittenton Women’s Union Statement of Financial Position

Crittenton Women’s Union Statement of Activities

Sources of Operating Funds: $10,478,533

FEE FOR SERVICE 5%GIFTS AND GRANTS 21%INVESTMENT INCOME AND OTHER 2%GOVERNMENT SUPPORT 72%

Use of Operating Funds: $10,816,187

PROGRAM RESEARCH, INNOVATION, AND ADVOCACY 7%MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL 15%FUNDRAISING 6%PROGRAMS AND SERVICES 72%

As of As of 6/30/2012 6/30/2011Assets

Current Assets $2,520,612 $3,129,331 Investments $5,398,793 $4,816,033 Property, Plant and Equipment, Net $4,115,882 $4,178,085 Total Assets $12,035,287 $12,123,449

Liabilities and Net Assets

Liabilities: Current Liabilities $1,083,190 $1,445,675 Total Liabilities $1,083,190 $1,445,675 Net Assets: Unrestricted - Undesignated $2,616,006 $2,764,392 Unrestricted - Board Designated $2,856,430 $3,002,566 Unrestricted - Innovation $504,479 $693,144 Temporarily Restricted $2,892,233 $2,934,723 Permanently Restricted $2,082,949 $1,282,949 Total Net Assets: $10,952,097 $10,677,774 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $12,035,287 $12,123,449

FY12 FY11 Operating Revenue Program Service Fees $7,990,467 $8,128,892 Gifts and Grants $1,912,367 $2,047,036 Innovation Gifts $200,000 $320,666 In-kind Gifts $135,772 $159,578 Investment Income Appropriated $235,200 $261,000 Other Income $4,727 $10,120 Total Operating Revenue $10,478,533 $10,927,292

Operating Expenses Program Services $8,618,545 $8,608,266 Management and General $1,577,430 $1,640,181 Fundraising $620,212 $490,834 Total Operating Expenses $10,816,187 $10,739,281

Change in Net Assets from Operating Activities ($337,654) $188,011 Change in Net Assets from Non-Operating Activities ($145,532) $376,540 Change in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets ($42,490) $87,038 Change in Permanently Restricted Net Assets $800,000 $0

Total Change in Net Assets $274,324 $651,589

Hosted 300 attendees at inaugural Disrupting the Poverty Cycle: Emerging Practices to Achieve Economic Mobility 2012 conference.

Fielded fi rst-ever Crittenton Women’s Union Boston Marathon team, raising more than $12,000 for low-income women and their families.

By Elisabeth D. Babcock, MCRP, PhD

Mobility MentoringMobility Mentoring™™

By Elisabeth D. Babcock, MCRP, PhDBy Elisabeth D. Babcock, MCRP, PhD

Mobility MentoringMobility Mentoring™™Mobility MentoringMobility Mentoring

A publication of Crittenton Women’s Union

Published Mobility Mentoring™ brief introducing CWU’s pioneering professional practice to lay readers and professionals.

Contributed to the passage of landmark legislation to increase protections for students attending for-profi t schools.

2012 Highlights

Welcomed more than 300 supporters at Live! Work! Thrive! Celebrating 5 Years of Innovation anniversary gala.

$200,000 and up Dr. Rose Jannini Estate*Richard and Susan Smith Family Foundation

$50,000 - $199,000 Charlesbank HomesGisela B. Hogan Charitable FoundationMabel Louise Riley FoundationSkillworksState Street Foundation, Inc.

$25,000 - $49,999 Bank of New York MellonBlue Cross Blue Shield of MassachusettsBrandon Roberts & AssociatesCitizens Bank FoundationFranklin Square House FoundationMass. Maternity & Foundling Hospital Co.Amelia Peabody Charitable FundShireWalmart FoundationAnonymous (1)

$10,000 - $24,999 Paul and Edith Babson FoundationThe Baupost GroupBoston Jewish Community Women’s FundBuilding Owners and Managers AssociationBushrod H. Campbell and Adah F. Hall Charity FundJames F. Casey Fund*Charisma Fund - Lucy R. Sprague MemorialThe Chickering FoundationCiti FoundationLincoln & Therese Filene FoundationG. Gorham/Peters TrustGusterMabel A. Horne TrustThe Janey FundJ. Jill Compassion FundLiberty Mutual GroupLlewellyn FoundationMartin FundMassachusetts Workforce Board AssociationThe Charles Sanders TrustAnna B. Stearns Charitable FoundationVincent Mulford Foundation

$2,500 - $9,999 Anchor Capital Advisors, LLCFrederick A. Bailey TrustBender Strategies, LLCBingham McCutchen LLPBJ’s Charitable FoundationBrigham & Women’s HospitalCiti Community DevelopmentEastern Bank Charitable FoundationLaura Sibbel Fiske Trust*The Fuller FoundationElizabeth Grant Fund* Hastings-Plummer Fund*Henry Hornblower Fund, Inc.Roy A. Hunt FoundationPartners HealthCarePearlco of Boston, Inc.PricewaterhouseCoopers LLPDorothy and Jonathan Rintels Charitable FoundationAdelard A. & Valeda Lea Roy FoundationSchoenstadt Family FoundationShields Health Care Group LPTJX Foundation, Inc.Tufts Health PlanWebster BankWhole Foods Market, Brighton

$1,000 - $2,499 Bay State Federal Savings Charitable FoundationBoston Help DeskBoston Trust & Investment Management CompanyThe Camden FoundationCharles H. Cross Charitable FoundationDelta Dental Plan of MassachusettsDonoghue, Barrett & Singal, P.C.Edwards Wildman Palmer LLPHealth Plans, Inc.Hunt Street FundMoonbox Productions, IncCharles H. Pearson TrustAlbert E. Pillsbury Trust*Public Consulting GroupSapers & WallackVerizon WirelessThe Frederick E. Weber Charities CorporationAnonymous (2)

$999 and under A. Russo & Sons, Inc.Alchemy FoundationBJ’s Wholesale ClubBoston OrganicsBoston Senior Home CareBrown Brothers HarrimanCity Lock Co., Inc.Commonwealth of MA Employees Charitable CampaignCrestwood Advisors LLCCrown Linen Service, Inc.Give with LibertyHarrison Refrigeration & Stove Supply, Inc.Harvard Pilgrim Health Care FoundationHarvard UniversityPaul Hellman FoundationJustGive.OrgMeineke Brighton Car Care CenterThe Strategy Group, Inc.SYSTEM4 of BostonThomas Partners, Inc.Tomorrow’s Women TodayUnited Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack ValleyVantage Graphics

* Designates bequests or estate gifts.

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES Bank of AmericaCrestwood Advisors LLCFiduciary Trust CompanyThe GE FoundationGive with LibertyGoldman, Sachs & Co.

CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS & ORGANIZATIONS

We are grateful for the extraordinary generosity and ongoing support of our donors for the fi scal year beginning July 1, 2011 and ending June 30, 2012.

DONORSDONORSDONORSDONORS

$19.72, the average hourly wage of working Career Family Opportunity participants—146% higher than the Massachusetts minimum wage.

$15,000 and upMrs. Katharine E. and Mr. Albert W. MerckPamela A. MurraySuze OrmanBarbara and Gordon RussellPeter and Ellen Zane

$5,000 - $14,999Elisabeth D. Babcock, MCRP, Ph.D.Suzanne and Mike BruhnMrs. William H. ChamplinBernadette Crehan O’CallahanEileen Foley and Joshua Gundersheimer, MDD’Arcy and Howard GoldmanLaura GroarkDonna A. JeffersMary R. JekaMurray/Maloney Charitable TrustMichael J. PoirierEllin Smalley FundAnne F. St. Goar and Shippen L. PageJean C. TempelSusan Whitehead and Mitchel SayareAnonymous (2)

$1,000 - $4,999Margaret D. AckermanNathalie ApchinJohn S. BealJennifer K. BrownSusan O. BushPatricia M. ByrneSylvia P. ConstableSusanne E. CoyneAnne M. CrowleySue M. and John P. CurranBrit J. d’ArbeloffRuth L. DarlingJeanne DemersPhilip DeNormandieElizabeth Pohl EhlersDavid and Margaret Engel Family FoundationMartha P. and Mark C. FishmanElaine Foster

Elizabeth GrantKaren HarperShelley I. HoonA. P. JaquesNancy L. KeatingCynthia KingPamela Kohlberg FundChristian KreilkampWendy Lavallee and Vin CataniaCarol LazarusCeleste R. LeeBarbara F. LeeVirginia LoebMargaret and Brian McMenimenBarbara S. O’ConnellEdward H. PendergastMary L. ReedLeah R. SciabarrasiPeggy S. ScottKaren Shanley and Michael ShanleyFredi ShonkoffLauren Smith, MD, MPHStephen Smith and Marilyn CuginiAnne G. SymchychClaire H. WadlingtonWendy A. WatsonPeter A. WilsonAnonymous (2)

$500 - $999David and Elizabeth Ames Charitable TrustMarylou Batt and Thomas GlynnBetsey Brew BoydMarie BrownElizabeth and Philippe De MontignyThomas M. and Joan M. Feeley Charitable TrustAisha Francis-Samuels, PhDRichard GairEmily HardDaphne HatsopoulosRobert IxMinnie JoungDavid KaneEd and Ann K. Kania, Jr.Kyle KinderknechtAlbert W. MerckHenrietta N. Meyer FundLouise Murray and Thomas D. HoffmanTami E. NasonPeter and Karen S. NelsonDonna OrlandoConstance Q. PageJudy and David ParksEllen and Thomas PayzantDonald and Sandra PerrinRichard and Orah PlattFrances G. PrattDeborah RaizesMargaret M. ReiserJennifer SamalisLuciene F. Schroeder

Paige C. ScottBenson P. and Norma L. Shapiro FundPlimpton - Shattuck FundWilliam U. and Jensie ShipleyNorman SteinMargaret SweetLaurie and Robert SwettDorothy A. TerrellMrs. Emily V. WadeBarbara B. WaterhouseKeith WhiteAnonymous (1)

$250 - $499Nancy F. AllenLouise T. AmblerEmily AxelrodChristine BaldwinAdele M. BarrettSuzanne R. BassMatthew BourgeoisBernice BradinEleanor and John B. ButlerCatherine and Paul Buttenweiser FoundationAnn W. CaldwellPatricia CampbellPatricia CaseyLinda S. DaceyLouise and Peter F. DonovanWilliam EquitzMara EvansJudith D. FeinsTracy GallagherJohn L. and Susan K. GardnerGloria M. GavrisElizabeth C. GilmoreGoldstein Family FundEdward C. and Cynthia GrayIrene HaleyEdward HellerRichard and Erica HiersteinerAnita Hill, Esq.Kevin G. HonanLucy HuskEleanor E. IselinVictoria J. JonesMaureen KaneLoretta and Robert KeaneCarol W. KremsHolly and David LaurentCynthia Freyman LepofskySharon LewisVivien LiKelly MagnusonPamela A. ManolakisKathryn and David McNaughtonMim MinichielloElizabeth C. MorganClaire and Edward NewtonMelissa A. PalmerKatherine M. M. PellElizabeth P. PowellAdele Pressman and Robert GardnerCatherine M. Rioles

The Richard & Diane Schmalensee FoundationJudy SeamanRisa and Neil ShamesLee T. and George R. SpraguePenny SteinbergLeli SudlerPaula ThierLinda and Douglas VonIdersteinElisabeth S. WeitzelMargaret D. XifarasDonna YettonAnonymous (1)

$249 and underRichard AckermanJanine AdamsMichael AhernMargarita AlagoRich AlbertoniStephanie AldrinRoubine AlvesMargaret E. AtkinsJane and William BachmanMartha H. BagbyAudra BaileyLawrence N. BailisNancy BalabanEmily M. Barclay and John B. Hawes, Jr.Arthur and Betty S. BardigeMette Bastholm JensenNancy and George BatesLouise BaxterRobert I. and Jacqueline B. BechekCharlene BeckettRosalie and Eric BeithJoyce M. BellChristine BlackShirley I. BlanckeDianne and Michael Blau Charitable FundScott M. BockCarol L. BoggsMary E. BouchardElizabeth S. BoverouxLeslie and Carol BowenManikka L. BowmanBowman Selig Families Charitable TrustLincoln and Edith BoydenAnn and John Brackett

Amy BranhamAlice C. BrayPamela J. BrewsterAmy B. Brigham and F. G. BrighamKatherine BrightKenneth S. BrownStephanie BrowneJames and Maria BuecheElizabeth J. Buechler and Thomas O. SaguiDiane M. BuhlGlen BurkeHolly BurnesMargaret A. BushCharles ButtonKathryn CadeAnne CademenosNaomi L. CameronDonna M. and James A. CampbellLeon and Jayne CantorRobert J. CapozziJoseph CarbeauJames CarterHelen B. ChadwickRobert ChandlerHerbert ChangSonia Chang-DiazFawn ChapelChilds Family Charitable FundMary CirielloAmanda CobbJoanne CohnJudith CohnMs. Anne Marie CollierTeresa K. ConantTim ConwayMartha M. CookMargo E. CorcoranJessica CotroneJohn F. Crigler, Jr.Alexandra CrookKathryn CrowleyBette CullatyMark CusackFay DabneyRoslyn G. DaumSusan P. Davies and Richard W. TalkovDavid and Katherine DavisJacqueline DavisCharles and Marjorie DelbaumTim DeLessioJack DennisDonna DenoncourtRobert and Betsy DetwilerDiana DiZoglioMary Ellen DobruckColleen DonlanBruce DonoffLiza DouglasKelly DowdMichael EcktonWilliam H. and Majorie EgerKristina EldrenkampMichael FabianoJulia and C. Lansing Fair

INDIVIDUALS

100% of families participating in CWU’s Stabilization services maintained permanent housing 12 months after placement.

services maintained services maintained permanent housing permanent housing 12 months after 12 months after

participating in participating in CWU’s Stabilization CWU’s Stabilization services maintained services maintained permanent housing permanent housing 12 months after 12 months after

100% 100% participating in participating in CWU’s Stabilization CWU’s Stabilization

1,433, total number of adults and children served by CWU programs in 2012.

Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. We sincerely regret any errors or omissions. If an error has been made, please contact the Institutional Advancement Offi ce at 617.259.2943.

Michael FalconeAsa FanelliShadi A. FarokhzadMaureen FarrellJean Fuller FarringtonFrancesca FedericoThomas FeeleyThe Felton FundEllen FergerKimberly N. FergusonIlene FischerFish Family FoundationRobert FishboneLaura FittonAbby FlamLinda Fleger-BermanRachel FlumPatricia FoleyLouise FordJudy L. Francis PodNathan FraserMichelle FredmanChristine FreyermuthDonna Haig FriedmanBen FullerElliot GabrielKathleen A. GalleryJudy E. Garber and Myles A. BrownPhyllis GardinerJon GarfunkelCatherine GarnettLouis M. GellerKim GibsonLucretia and Paul GieseAudrey GillElisabeth GilletteJulia GittlemanAlexandra GlucksmannDiane P. GneppLaurie GoldmanSamuel N. GoldmanDan J. Gottlieb and Sharon BakThomas GrahamJudith GrangerMcComma GraysonHeather GreenPatricia GreningerNathan GrossmanRobert and Helen G. GuttentagJean GuttmanSandra HackmanPatricia A. HaddadAlice HallCarolyn A. HammingMaureen HanrahanAmber HansenPhotoula B. HarringtonJoellen W. HawkinsKerry Ann HayonElizabeth P. HealdMr. Jonathan HechtHecht-Sabin Family FundHeather HejdukJoann HensleyAnn R. and Philip HeymannBrendan P. Hoarty

Franklin W. HobbsBrian HowellsKathryn L. HudakHowell E. Jackson/Elizabeth V. Foote FundKaren James-SykesConnie JanderStephanie C. JaneyWalter R. Jennings Revocable TrustEdward JohnsonKrysta JohnsonJune J. Johnson-WolffHelen L. JohnstoneCynthia JonesKathryn D. JonesGary JonesM. Barbara JoyceRobert KahnAlexander KahnThe Kahuna FundCarrie KaplowitzTara KauppMelanie KazenelKristina KintzLloyd KlinedinstCharlotte KnoxKatherine F. KoppPatricia M. KramerMaria J. KrokidasDavid KruegerHolly D. LaddEileen F. LadieuDiana LamppuRaymond LaPointeJoseph and Shirley LappenKristin E. LaRochePatricia LassiterHerbert W. and Lorna R. LeviBarbara R. Levings TrustPersis and David LevyKwame LewisSarah LibbeyLibbey-Clarke Family Fund

Ruthie J. Liberman and Daniel WattNancy LincolnHenry LogsdonSherry LondeAnn O. LordDavid and Janet Loring

Susan G. LoringJennifer LoweJeremy LoweEnid LubarskyJean W. LyonCatherine MacaulayJennifer MacBlaneLucy G. MackBarbara R. MackeyEmily A. MaitinH. T. MaloneEllen MarshallCrista Martinez PaduaBeth MaxcyGregg McCabeJoseph McCarthyJane Comins McCordPatricia and Matthew McCoyJudith McDonoughMark J. McKennaMichael McQuilkinAnita MecklenburgMargaret Mehm and Philip ArsenaultAbhilasha MehtaKatherine Messenger and William WrightSheila MichaelsSusan C. MillerJack MillsMatilda D. MitsakosChristopher J. MonteiroClaudia MoranJohn MorrisJennifer and Richard MorrisonDavid H. MorseNancy Moyer DingmanKevin G. MutiSusan Hall MygattSandra C. NaddifAnjuli NascimentoAriel NathansonHoward NathansonIrwin M. NathansonRebecca NathansonAndrew NathansonEric NathansonKristina NaumannJane NeillJean F. NelsonCasara NemesLois NessonChrisann NewranskyMuriel Irwin NicholsEve K. NicholsStephanie NicholsAtheline NixonSylvania and Ronald A. NobleRobin NormanChristopher T. NorrisLinda OberdorferJudith H. ObermayerKasey OchiltreeCourtney OkonekCristin O’RourkeKeiko M. OrrallMark Osborne

Constance C. OtradovecEmily OuelletteSusan A. ParsonsEllen L. PatzDavid PatzJean PatzSusan PatzSamuel PatzHarry PatzLaura R. PaysonSally M. Peterson and John A. StoneEleanor J. PetriAnne T. Pfaff and Karl KelseyJane T. PhilippiKathryn PhillipsonMorgana PhlaumDavid PicherLuAnn PolkKate PooleLynn PoyantMitchell and Adrienne RabkinPriscilla A. RandallEstie RappaportWilliam F. Ray IIISusan and Dean RidlonLinda J. RiekesMarie-Frances RiveraNatalie A. RocheLauren RojasJessica RollinsWilliam RomaineKlein-Rothchild Family FundSusan and Daniel RothenbergLewis RubmanNatalie RussJean RussellSarah RustanMaryellen Ruvolo and David PilbeamBenjamin SalinasAlaya L. SalleyBetty SalzbergAlycia SantilliHelen R. SantisBernadette SchadAmy and Mitchell SchectmanDavid SchlambStephanie SchlambCarole SchlessingerHelen C. SchlichteMichael SchmidtRhoda E. SchneiderDale SchreiberAlexandra H. Schweitzer and Glenn D. LucasJudy SciabarrasiJohn ScottLaura ScottLiz ScottAndrey ShawJoseph D. SheehanRebecca Shoaf KozakIvy SimsBetty and Ernest SingerAlexandra SiuAmanda Slavin

Sandra SobelChristine SpazianoChristopher SpearMeghna SrinivasanRandy and Barbara StabileJanis F. SteigmanSylvia L. StevensSandra Stewart-BakerJeanne and Leo Stolbach FundDeborah StolbachLara StoneBarbara StyrtBeverly B. SullivanK. J. SweetEzra SykesMelissa TanseyMelissa ThomaWhitney ThomasJane TitusEileen M. and J. Owen ToddIsabel ToomajianScott TowerKim Towne-AdamsKelsey TrentiCaitlyn TrioLeah TriscariKellie TriversIan R. TriversBenjamin R. TriversMary TwissJacqueline van LeeuwenSamantha VidalCheryl VidalMaryann T. WadsworthBarbara L. WallaceMarian WalshJean WalshKayley WalshLeslie J. WarshawKelli WashingtonWill WeddletonStephen Weiner and Donald CornuetSusan WeissmanSallyAnn WeksteinDavid WellingerM. Ruth WellsLoretta WencisMary and Gary WerlerJulie WestJames and Audrey WesternConstance V. R. WhiteShironda A. WhiteStephen and Bettina WinterKatherine B. WinterElizabeth WisemanJenny XifarasDena XifarasCarin YasliDeborah YoungbloodAnonymous (7)

$47, 115.51, the combined total saved by Career Family Opportunity participants by the end of FY2012.

92% of Abbot House participants created a budget and 69% paid down debt or added to savings.

AMC Harvard Square 5Meredith AnatoliosShari BeckerAnn BernsteinBoston OrganicsSteven BranfmanAnn BranhamSuzanne and Mike BruhnWilliam W. ByrdCitizens BankCitizens Energy CorporationSusan CohenCrestwood Advisors LLCJill CrottyDaryl Christopher Wellness Salon and Day SpaHeather DerocherShantae M. DiggsLaura DuncanRochelle DunneAmy EdenClaudia FlahertyBindy FleischmanJackie GarlockAudrey Gill

Goodwin Procter LLPGoogleMartin GreisdoffJoellen W. HawkinsFrank HughesJudith KalishLeora Keller-FoxKimpton HotelsShagne D. KingRuth L. KnightsKerry KokkinogenisEsther Molly LadenAdrienne LievenseFrancisco Lugo-RodriquezCindy LuxCarol McLaughlinKatherine McLoughlinBernice McNeilKerry MurphyPamela A. MurrayMuseum of ScienceAllyce NajimyMarcia NicholsMaureen OatesDonald Ocker

Douglas OlsenOperation Warm, Inc.Ann O’SheaYudalka PavaeAlejandro A. PisaniCatherine PratsonKelly PrattPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPMartine RemyAlbert RichardiSam AdamsR. J. SchwartzKatie SimmonsLauren Smith, MD, MPHState Street CorporationDeborah StolbachAnne-Marie SweetTargetRosa TempestaTrader Joe’s CambridgeAnnie WhiteNicci WillinghamJayme L. WinnickDeborah Youngblood

IN-KIND SUPPORT

100% of participants in Abbot House, CWU’s innovative supportive housing program, were either enrolled in school or employed or both.

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Elisabeth D. Babcock, MCRP, PhDPresident and Chief Executive Officer

Charles E. Carter, Jr., PhD, LICSWSenior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer

Aisha Francis-Samuels, PhDVice President of Institutional Advancement

Richard GairChief Financial Officer

Marisela GomezDirector of Education and Workforce Development

Milena GostanianDirector of Family Mobility

Cynthia KingVice President of Human Resources

Michael LazdowskyController

Ruthie LibermanVice President of Public Policy

Jennifer LoweDirector of Research and Evaluation

Catherine MacAulayAssistant Vice President of Housing and Family Mobility

Deborah C. MasonDirector of Shelter Services

William McGauleyDirector of Contract and Budget Management

Stephanie NicholsDirector of Marketing and Communications

Judy ParksAssistant Vice President of Special Projects

Dana ShuttleworthDirector of Facilities and Operations

Deborah StolbachDirector of Case Management and Social Work Services

Mark WissmarDirector of Food Services

Deborah Youngblood, PhDVice President of Research and Innovation

Board of Directors Management Staff

Peter Zane, Chair Former President, Kryptonite Corporation

Mary R. Jeka, Esq., Vice Chair Vice President of University Relations, Tufts University

Michael Poirier, Treasurer Director, Feeley & Driscoll, P.C

Mary L. Reed, Clerk President, Bessie Tartt Wilson Initiative for Children

Elisabeth D. Babcock, MCRP, PhD President and Chief Executive Officer, Crittenton Women’s Union

Suzanne Bruhn, PhD President and Chief Executive Officer, Promedior

Patricia Byrne Administrative Dean, Harvard Divinity School

Bernadette Crehan Partner, PwC

Elizabeth De Montigny Vice President, Goldman Sachs

Toya Farrar Franchise Owner, Edible Arrangements, South Boston

Eileen Foley Director of Wealth Management, BNY Mellon

Preble Jaques Vice President, Goldman Sachs

Pamela A. Murray Senior Vice President of Business Development and Client Relations, Rockefeller Financial

Barbara Russell Former Owner and President, Options Publishing Inc.

Anne F. St. Goar, MD Internist, Harvard Vanguard

Leah Sciabarrasi Partner, Crestwood Advisors

Fredi Shonkoff Senior Vice President of Corporate Relations, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts

Lauren A. Smith, MD Medical Director, Massachusetts Department of Public Health

Stephen Smith Managing Director, Dunn & Partners, LLC

Claire Wadlington Partner and Chief Financial Officer, FA Technology Ventures

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