Dear friends and supporters,

In 2018 the nonprofit sector stood

strong in the face of another

challenging year that included

hate crimes, harmful legislation,

funding cuts, and bigoted rhetoric.

While these affronts have inflicted

incredible pain, they also have

engaged our collective power,

bringing communities, organizations,

and coalitions together like never

before. At CRE we have witnessed

nonprofits and their communities

unite and build movements that

create social change—and we have

been honored to be part of this

effort through the capacity building

support we provide to these

inspiring organizations.

This past year, we were proud

to work with over 500 social

sector organizations, providing

them with critical supports—

consulting, coaching and leadership

development—to grow stronger

in their fight to reduce poverty

and advance equity. As part of

that, we were privileged to work

with over 450 different nonprofit

leaders through our leadership

development programs and

cohorts, giving these changemakers

the skills, tools, and connections

needed to create meaningful impact

in their communities through their

organizations.

Strategic planning continued to

be our most sought-after service

in 2018, reflecting the need for

organizations to be responsive

to a rapidly changing world while

ensuring steady progress towards

achieving their missions. As we

continue to provide dynamic

planning support to many

organizations, we remain committed

to evolving our offerings, including

CRE’s growing Risk Engagement

and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

(DEI) practices.

Throughout last year, we were

proud to share learnings from

our client work with the broader

field. This thought leadership work

allows us to support even more

nonprofit leaders and accelerate

critical conversations in the social

sector. In 2019, this will include a

continuation of the CRE Spotlight

Series panels—a community

building and knowledge sharing

initiative started in 2018—focusing

on topics such as the #MeToo

movement as well as the 2020

census and civic engagement.

2019 also marks CRE’s 40th

anniversary—which we view as

marking 40 years of having the

honor of working side by side

with the thousands of incredible

organizations working to create a

fairer world. As we look to our next

40 years, we are more resolved

than ever in our commitment

to our client organizations, the

communities they serve, and

our shared work towards a more

equitable world.

We will continue to work towards

this vision, exploring new ways

to provide support and convene

leaders in order to reflect, discuss,

and co-create solutions. We are

excited to continue this work with

you in the year and decades ahead.

Warmly,

KATIE LEONBERGER

President and CEO

OUR IMPACT AND REACH

CRE is a nonprofit consulting firm that aims to reduce poverty and

advance equity through the power of well-run community and social sec-

tor organizations. We focus on developing nonprofit leaders to ensure

that their organizations are strong and well-equipped for the future. We

partner with nonprofits, foundations, and government agencies to set

ambitious goals for success—and then we help them get there.

Headquartered in New York City, working on a national scale, and fueled

by 40 years of experience, we are uniquely positioned to support and

strengthen organizations working to effectively and sustainably achieve

their missions. As a nonprofit ourselves, we know that social sector

organizations require accessible solutions to the challenges they face.

3.5M+ total lives reached

173 organizations served through one-to-one consulting and coaching

450+ nonprofit leaders served

Client engagements by type

CRE provides services to our clients in the following areas:

strategy and planning, organizational management, talent and

innovation, and leadership development. We provide these

services to our clients through four core business lines:

Total number of client engagements: 239

500+ organizations served

339 organizations served through leadership development

35 states across the US 71% CONSULTING

11% COACHING

1% EXECUTIVE SEARCH

17% LEADERSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

New York City and beyond, by main office location. In 2018 we continued to

maintain strong roots in New York City, where

we have worked for over four decades to

strengthen organizations, their leaders, and their communities. Through

funded partnerships we also expanded our reach across

the nation.

We serve these groups in many different ways, including through:

Sources of fundraising for our work, by project

As part of our commitment to ensuring accessible services, we

fundraise in order to be able to serve as many as groups as

possible at no cost. In FY18 65% of our clients received ser-

vices through at low or no cost.

The CRE Rising Fund—in its fourth year in 2018—is our pro bono

initiative, powered by our own general operating support fund-

raising efforts. In FY18 we were able to serve six organizations

through consulting and 10 individuals through leadership

development.

• strategic planning

• risk engagement

• diversity, equity, and inclusion

• leadership development

• coaching

• financial mangement

• board development and governance

• talent management

• community collaboration

• culture change

• innovation practices

LETTER FROM THE CEO

CRE strives to support and serve the social sector at large, working

to impact organizations beyond those we work with directly. We do

this by sharing our knowledge at events and in writing, and by work-

ing as a convener to bring clients together to share their own experi-

ences and advice. Here are a few of the ways we have done this.

In FY 18, CRE:

spoke at 16 sector events

launched the CRE Spotlight Series, a series of panels focused on issues facing the

nonprofit sector and lifting up the voices of our clients.

The first two panels focused on LGBTQIA communities

and immigration.

had 30 articles, profiles or mentions in the media, including:

THOUGHT LEADERSHIP AND BUILDING THE FIELD

FINANCIALS All financials are for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2018.

REVENUE AND SUPPORT

Contributions and events ..........................................................................................$244,233

Foundation and corporate grants ......................................................................$1,036,446

Government grants .......................................................................................................$841,538

Client fees ......................................................................................................................$2,255,168

Other revenue ................................................................................................................$208,355

Total operating revenue ...............................................................................$4,585,740

EXPENSES

Management and general .........................................................................................$793,892

Fundraising .......................................................................................................................$70,772

Program services .......................................................................................................$3,307,398

Total operating expenses ............................................................................. $4,172,060

INCREASE IN NET ASSETS: $413,680

»» Four simple strategies for moving the needle in organizational change efforts intended to promote diversity, equity and inclusion in Philanthropy News Digest.

19% MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL

2% FUNDRAISING

79% PROGRAM SERVICES

5% OTHER

5% CONTRIBUTIONS AND EVENTS

23% FOUNDATION AND CORPORATE GRANTS

18% GOVERNMENT GRANTS

49% CLIENT FEES

5% THROUGH THE CRE RISING FUND AND PRO BONO

31% THROUGH GOVERNMENT FUNDING

16% THROUGH FOUNDATION FUNDING

48% THROUGH CLIENT FEES

»» Leadership Development webinar for the The Nonprofit Quarterly Advancing Practice series.

»» Diversity and inclusion do not always mean equity, especially when it comes to nonprofit boards, in Nonprofit Pro.

»» Planning for the unexpected in challenging times for Chronicle of Philanthropy.

»» What nonprofits and their leaders should do in the face of sexual harassment allegations in Chronicle of Philanthropy.

»» How human-centered design can help can help civic engagement efforts in Stanford Social Innovation Review.

»» What nonprofits need from Mayor de Blasio in his second term in a New York Nonprofit Media OpEd.

»» Risk engagement is critical for nonprofits right now in this “perfect storm” environment, in Philanthropy News Digest.

»» Interview with Ravi Ragbir from New Sanctuary Coalition on Get Connected.

»» Self care through resiliency, rhythms, and community for Nonprofit Pro.

See complete list on our website.

2018 ANNUAL REPORT

1Voice Foundation3 A Bereavement FoundationA Caring HandAcacia Network Housing, Inc.Adelante MujeresAdvocates for Children of New

York, Inc.After-School All-Stars N.Y.After-School All-Stars D.C.After-School All-Stars Hawaii AHRC New York CityThe Alex House ProjectAlice Austen HouseAllCare Provider ServicesAlliance for Coney IslandAllied Media ProjectsAmerica SCORES, Chicago, ILAmerica SCORES, Cleveland, OHAmerican Documentary / POVApex for Youth Arab American Association of

New YorkArab-American Family Support

CenterThe Arc New York (formerly

NYSARC, New York City Chapter)

Argus Community Art LabArt with HeartArts & MindsArts East New YorkThe Art Therapy ProjectAsian American Federation of

New YorkAsian Women’s Christian

AssociationASPIRA of New YorkAtlas DIYAudre Lorde ProjectThe Austin Center for Grief & LossAXS LabBangladeshi American Community

Development & Youth Services (BACDYS)

Baton Rouge Children’s Advocacy Center

Bed-Stuy Campaign Against Hunger

Bella Abzug Leadership Institute Belmont Child Care AssociationThe Bereavement Center of

Westchester Big Brothers Big Sisters of Family

Services of WestchesterBlack Agency ExecutivesThe BLK ProjeKBoom!HealthBottomless ClosetBoys & Girls Club of OshkoshBoys & Girls Club of Truckee

MeadowsBoys & Girls Clubs of North

AlabamaBoys & Girls Club of Metro QueensBreakthrough Greater BostonBridge Street Development

Corporation (BSDC)Bridges for End-of-LifeBroadway Housing CommunitiesBronx Children’s MuseumBronxWorksBrooklyn Botanic GardenBrooklyn Community Bail FundBrooklyn Community Pride CenterBrooklyn Community ServicesThe Bronx Council on the ArtsThe Bronx Freedom FundBrooklyn Queens Land TrustBrooklyn Youth Sports ClubBrooklyn Youth Tennis AssociationBuilding BeatsBuilding Community ResilienceBuilding One CommunityCabrini Immigrant Services of NYCCallen-Lorde Community Health

CenterCalm WatersCAMBACaribbean American Center of

New YorkCarmel Hill Fund Education ProgramCarnegie HallCatholic Charities Neighborhood

Services Cavalry’s MissionCenter for Anti-Violence EducationThe Center for Grieving ChildrenCenter for Innovation in

Mental Health at the City University of New York Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy

Center for New York City Affairs at the New School

Center for NuLeadership on Urban Solutions

Center for the Integration and Advancement of New Americans (CIANA)

Central Family Life CenterChhaya Community Development

CorporationThe Child Center of New YorkChildren of Promise NYCChildren of the Light MinistryChildren’s AidChildren’s Aid College Prep Charter

SchoolChildren’s Arts and Science

Workshops, Inc.Children’s Bereavement Center of

the Rio Grande ValleyThe Children’s VillageChinese-American Planning Council Christ Disciples International

MinistriesCidadão GlobalCities for Financial Empowerment

FundCLUSTER

Coalition for Hispanic Family Services

Code in the SchoolsCOJO FlatbushCommittee for Hispanic Children

& FamiliesCommunities in Schools,

San Antonio, TXCommunities in Schools, Tacoma,

WACommunity Action NetworkCommunity Association of

Progressive DominicansCommunity Care Brooklyn—

MaimonidesCommunity Center of Northern

WestchesterCommunity Connections for YouthCommunity Food Advocates Community Health Action of Staten

IslandCommunity Healthcare NetworkCommunity Hospice FoundationCommunity Housing InnovationsCommunity Voices HeardCommunity Works of LouisianaCompanions on a Journey Grief

SupportCOPE FoundationCornerstone of Hope—Bobby

Tripodi FoundationCoro New YorkCouncil of Urban ProfessionalsThe Council on the Arts and

Humanities for Staten IslandCUNY Creative Arts TeamCypress Hills East New York

(CHENY) BeaconCypress Hills Local Development

CorporationDamayan Migrant Workers

AssociationDeKalb County Youth Service

BureauDelaware FuturesDetention Watch NetworkDiaspora Community ServicesDirections For Our YouthDIVAS for Social JusticeDominic A. Murray 21 Memorial

FoundationDomus KidsThe Door—A Center of AlternativesDoris Duke Charitable FoundationDrama ClubDREAM (formerly Harlem RBI)Drug Policy AllianceEast Bay Agency for Children—

Circle of CareEast Side House Eden II ProgramsEducational Alliance—14th Street YEG HealthcareEl Puente de WilliamsburgElders Share the ArtsEmerald Isle Immigration CenterEpoch Dream CenterErin’s House for Grieving ChildrenEvery Day is a MiracleExtreme Kids and CrewF.Y. EyeFABSCRAPFamily & Children’s AgencyFamily & Children’s PlaceFamily CentersFamily Service Society of YonkersFamily Services of Westchester

(FSW)Family TouchFarm School NYC/Just FoodFederation of Protestant Welfare

Agencies (FPWA)Fieldston SchoolFifth Avenue CommitteeFight for SightFiver Children’s FoundationFlamenco Vivo Carlota SantanaFlatlands Flatbush Civic Group FootStepsForestdale Inc. Strong Fathers

ProgramFreshkills Park AllianceFriends of Island AcademyFriends of Van Cortlandt ParkFunders Committee for Civic

ParticipationFamilies United for Racial and

Economic Equality (FUREE)Futuro Media GroupThe Garrison Redd ProjectGedakinaGenesee Area Focus FundGhanaian Association of Staten

IslandGirls Inc. WestchesterGirls on the Run New OrleansGirls With KnowledgeGlobal Impact Investing NetworkGlobal KidsThe GO ProjectGood GriefGood Grief of Northwest OhioGood Grief Program at Boston

Medical CenterGoodwill Industries of Greater New

York & Northern New JerseyGraham WindhamGrand Street SettlementGreater Seattle TechbridgeGreen City ForceGreyston BakeryGroundswell Community Mural

ProjectThe Guidance Center of

WestchesterHabitat for Humanity New York CityHaiti Cultural ExchangeHaitian Americans United for

Progress (HAUP) The Harding Ford VisionHarlem Commonwealth Council

Harlem Lacrosse-BaltimoreHarvest Home Farmer’s MarketThe Havens Relief Fund SocietyThe Healing PlaceHealth GAP (Global Access Project)HELP USAHenry Street SettlementHester StreetHetrick-Martin InstituteHighbridge Advisory Council Family

ServicesHillel at the College of Staten IslandHistoric Richmond TownHollaback!The Hope Center Development

CorporationHope Community Inc.Horizons at New Canaan Country

SchoolHorizons at Green Fields AcademyHospice and Palliative Care

FoundationHospice of Santa BarbaraHospice of Santa Cruz CountyHospice of SiouxlandHostos Community CollegeHousatonic Habitat for HumanityThe Humane Society of the United

StatesI’RAISE Girls & Boys ICAN: Positive Programs for

YouthIlluminArt ProductionsImagine, A Center for Coping with

LossIMPACCT BrooklynImprove Your TomorrowInner City Handball AssociationInstitute for Advanced StudyInstitute for Literacy StudiesInstituto del Progreso Latino The Interfaith Center of New YorkIris HouseJacob A. Riis Neighborhood

SettlementJacques Marchais Museum of

Tibetan ArtJCCAJericho ProjectThe Jewish BoardJoseph P. Addabbo Family Health

CentersJubilee Park & Community CenterJustice in MotionJustLeadershipUSAKaraKarp StrategiesKids Club of Harney CountyKids’ Haven—A Center for Grieving

ChildrenKindermournKing Manor MuseumKings Against Violence Initiative

(KAVI)Kingsbridge Heights Community

CenterKJK Young ScholarsKorean American Community

FoundationKorean American Senior Citizens

Association of New JerseyKorean Community Services of

Metropolitan New York (KCS)La Casa de Don PedroLa ColmenaLa JornadaThe Ladies of Hope MinistriesLaGuardia Community CollegeLatin American Youth CenterLatinas On the Verge of

Excellence—L.O.V.E. Mentoring Program

LAUNCHLawyers Alliance for New YorkLearning through an Expanded Arts

ProgramLifeWay NetworkLiteracy PartnersLiteracy TrustLiveOn NYLiving CitiesLiving Hope Outreach MinistriesLone Pine FoundationLoyola University Medical CenterMaimonides Medical Center,

Department of Population Health

Make the Road New YorkMake: STEAMLIFE CampMary’s PlaceMental Health Association of

New York CityMental Health Service CorpsMichael’s PlaceMinKwon Center for Community

ActionMission GraduatesMosholu Montefiore Community

CenterMount Sinai Institute for Advanced

MedicineMyrtle Avenue Revitalization

ProjectNathan Cummings FoundationNational Center for Law and

Economic JusticeNational Dance InstituteNational Latina Institute for

Reproductive HealthNational Lighthouse MuseumNational Queer Asian Pacific

Islander AllianceThe National Sorority of Phi Delta

Kappa, Beta Omicron ChapterNational Urban LeagueNative American Community

Academy (NACA)Navy League New York CouncilNorth Bronx Youth Sports

Association (NBYSA)

Neighborhood Association for Inter-Cultural Affairs (NAICA)

Neighborhood Housing Services of Brooklyn

Neighborhood Housing Services of New York City

New Alternatives for ChildrenNew Covenant Community

Development CorporationNew Haven ReadsNew Hope Center for Grief SupportNew Sanctuary Coalition of NYCNew York Academy of MedicineNew York Center for Interpersonal

DevelopmentNew York City Department of

BuildingsNew York City Department of

Citywide Administrative ServicesNew York City Department of

Consumer AffairsNew York City Department of

EducationNew York City Department of

Health & Mental HygieneNew York City Department of Youth

& Community DevelopmentNew York City Employment and

Training CoalitionNew York City Food Assistance

CollaborativeNew York City Mayor’s Office of

Contract ServicesNew York City Mayor’s Office of

Food PolicyNew York City Urban Debate

LeagueNew York Civil Liberties UnionNew York Committee for

Occupational Safety and HealthNew York Early Childhood

Professional Development Institute

New York Edge New York FoundationNew York Immigration CoalitionNew York Junior Tennis & LearningNew York Legal Assistance Group

(NYLAG)New York Peace InstituteNew York Public Library New York Tibetan Service CenterThe New York Women’s Chamber of

CommerceNewman’s Own FoundationNIA Community Services NetworkNeighborhood Initiatives

Development Corporation (NIDC)

The Noble Maritime CollectionNorth Brooklyn Coalition Against

Family ViolenceNorthern Manhattan Arts Alliance

(NoMAA)Northern Manhattan Coalition for

Immigrant RightsNYC Outward Bound SchoolsNYC ServiceThe Open Door ShelterOpus ARISE Dance Theatre &

Community ServicesOsborne AssociationPajama ProgramParentJobNetParents Association for the US

Students and Graduates of the Latin American School of Medicine

Park Nicollet Foundation—Growing Through Grief

Partnership for Afterschool Education

Partnership With ChildrenPerson-to-PersonPeter’s PlacePhipps NeighborhoodsPiatigorsky FoundationPlanned Parenthood Federation of

AmericaPlay Study WinPolice Athletic LeaguePolonians Organized to Minister to

Our Community (POMOC)Power My Learning Power of Two PowerPlay NYCPride Center of Staten IslandProject CreateProject HOMEProject HospitalityProject MorryProvidence After School AlliancePS 47x John RandolphPS 68 Port Richmond School for

Visionary LearningPS 73xPSSQueens Community HouseQueer Detainee Empowerment

ProjectRegional Aid for Interim Needs

(R.A.I.N.)READ 718Rechler PhilanthropyRelease Aging People in Prison

(RAPP)Red Hook InitiativeRedlich Horwitz FoundationRenaissance Youth CenterResearch Foundation on Behalf of

Medgar Evers CollegeResilience Advocacy ProjectThe Resolution ProjectRiley’s Way FoundationRiseRoberta’s House Rockaway Development &

Revitalization CorporationRockaway Waterfront AllianceRockaway Youth Task ForceRocking the Board

Sadie Nash Leadership ProjectSafe Harbor at Abington-Jefferson

HealthSafe Harbors of the HudsonSafe HorizonSafe PassagesSaint Joseph’s Medical CenterSakhi for South Asian WomenSalvadori CenterSauti YetuSCAN (Supportive Children’s

Advocacy Network) NYCSCO Family of ServicesSeasons Hospice FoundationSeaviewSenior Living OptionsSerious Fun After SchoolSettlement Housing FundSeven Tepees Youth ProgramThe Sharing Place Sheltering Arms Children and

Family ServicesSikh CoalitionSilberman School of Social Work at

Hunter CollegeSimpson Street Development

AssociationSimpson Street Free PressSnowline HospiceSnug Harbor Cultural Center &

Botanical GardenSocial Advocates for Youth (SAY)Social FinanceSouth Asian Youth Action (SAYA)South Bronx Overall Economic

Development Corporation (SoBRO)

South Bronx Rising TogetherSports & Arts in Schools FoundationSpring InitiativeSt. Nicks AllianceSt. Ann’s Corner of Harm ReductionStanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood

CenterStaten Island ArtsStaten Island Chamber of

CommerceStaten Island Children’s MuseumStaten Island Legal ServicesStaten Island Performing Provider

SystemStaten Island PhilharmonicStaten Island Reading AssociationStaten Island University Hospital

(SIUH) | Northwell HealthSTOKED Mentoring Stony Brook UniversityStudio in a SchoolSunnyside Community ServicesTamarack Grief Resource CenterTeachers College, Columbia

UniversityTeachers in Space, Inc.Teaching Empathy InstituteTeam FirstTeens for Food JusticeTheatre of the Oppressed NYCThird Avenue Business Improvement

DistrictToday’s Students Tomorrow’s

TeachersTOUCH (Tulsans Operating in Unity

Creating Hope)Tribeca Film InstituteTrinity Human ServicesTrustBridgeTwo Bridges Neighborhood CouncilUnion Settlement AssociationUnique People ServicesUnitarian Universalist Veatch

Program at Shelter RockUnited Activities UnlimitedUnited Black Men of Queens

FoundationUnited Community CentersUnited Neighborhood Houses United Way of NYCUniversity SettlementUnLocalUrban Neighborhood InitiativesUrban Word NYCVariety Boys & Girls Club of QueensVillage CapitalViolence Intervention Program (VIP)Visiting Nurse Association (VNA) of

Staten IslandVolunteers for Springfield ParkVolunteers of AmericaVolunteers of Legal ServiceWest End ResidencesWestchester Community

Opportunity Program (WestCOP)

WinterSpringWomen’s Enterprise Development

CenterWomen’s Housing and Economic

Development Corporation (WHEDco)

Women’s Sports FoundationThe Wooden FloorWoodside on the MoveWoodycrest Center for Human

DevelopmentYM&YWHA of Washington Heights

& Inwood YMCA Counseling ServiceYMCA of Greater Grand Rapids, MIYMCA of Greater New YorkYMCA of Queens Young Advocates for Fair Education

(YAFFED)Young Audiences New YorkYouth & Opportunity UnitedYouth Action YouthBuildYouthQuestYWCA of QueensYWCA of the City of New YorkYWCA White Plains & Central

WestchesterZMI Foundation

CLIENTS

BOARD

Patricia Hewitt, Chair Attorney

Brooke Richie-Babbage, Vice Chair

Founder, Spaerca Impact Labs

Anne H. Hess, Treasurer Activist and Philanthropist

Benjamin F. Lorick, SecretaryTeacher, New York City Department of Education

Margaret BoothPresident, MBooth & Associates

Ed Henry President & CEO, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation

Gregg S. FisherFounder & Head of Quantitative Research and Portfolio Strategy, Gerstein Fisher

Raymond D. Horton Founder, Social Enterprise Program, Columbia Business School

Samantha Lasry Fleisher Philanthropic Consultant

Jerry H. Marcus Vice Chairman, Corporate Client Solutions, UBS Investment Bank

Ria Tabacco Mar Staff Attorney, American Civil Liberties Union Foundation

Tanya Mújica KeenanSpecial Advisor and Campaign Director, the New School Development and Alumni Relations Office

Marc Weingarten Partner, Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP

STAFF

Tracey Allard, Senior Consultant

Jeff Ballow, Director of Consulting for Strategy and Risk Management

Joseph Barretto, Affiliate Consultant

Carlene Buccino, Executive Assistant

Hannah Collins, Marketing and Communications Manager

Erin M. Connell, Associate Consultant

Millie Diaz, Office Manager

Tatiana Donaldson, Associate Consultant

Aine Duggan, Director of Strategic Development

Elizabeth Dettke, Columbia Social Work Intern

Kate Eberle, People Operations Manager

Karen Erdos, Chief Operating Officer

Alla Farberova, Business Manager

Yaro Fong-Olivares, Consultant

Louisa Hackett, Affiliate Consultant

George Hsieh, Consultant

Oseloka Idigbe, Consultant

Karina Jimenez, Finance Assistant

Fiona Kanagasingam, Director of Consulting for Talent Management and Innovation

Gillian Kaye, Affiliate Consultant

Chantal Kim, KACF Capacity Building Consultant

Jenni Ingram, Consultant

Tenzin Lama, Public Ally

Katie Leonberger, President & CEO

Jean Lobell, Chief Program Officer

Brad Luckhardt, Senior Consultant

Pavitra Menon, Director of Consulting for Leadership and Professional Development

Sarah Park, KACF Capacity Building Associate Consultant

Randall Quan, Senior Consultant

Sudha Rajan, Senior Accountant

Andrea J. Rogers, Consultant

Carolyn Sauvage-Mar, Affiliate Consultant

Elana Shneyer, Affiliate Consultant

Mohan Sikka, Affiliate Consultant

Robinson Sinurat, Columbia Social Work Intern

Yassi Tamdji, Project Manager for Leadership and Professional Development

Sara Wexler, Development and Marketing Assistant

Queena Wu, Program Assistant

FUNDING

PARTNERS

FOUNDATIONS

A G Foundation

Bauman Foundation

Booth Ferris Foundation

Charles Hayden Foundation

Diana Davis Spencer Foundation

Doris Duke Charitable Foundation

Ford Foundation

FJC: A Foundation of Philanthropic Funds

H. van Ameringen Foundation

Korean American Community Foundation

Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund

Lily Auchincloss Foundation

Lone Pine Foundation

Mary J. Hutchins Foundation

New York Community Trust

New York Foundation

New York Women’s Foundation

Robert Sterling Clark Foundation

Sirus Fund

Starry Night Fund

Staten Island Foundation

CORPORATIONS

American Express Foundation

Gerstein Fisher

M&T Charitable Foundation

MUFG Union Bank Foundation

New York Life Foundation

People’s United Community Foundation

Schulte Roth & Zabel, LLP

GOVERNMENT

New York City Department of Youth and Community Development

Phone: 212-894-3394 | www.crenyc.org