FALL 2005-06 DONORS

was a Huge Success!

Since 2003, Jayme’s Fund hasawarded $20,000 in grants aswell as building an endowmentat the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation. Thank you for your kind andgenerous support…thank youfor remembering Jayme!

Natalie Lipkin and Yecheil AmirAlan AntakiAnonymous–network for good giving Marc and Anne BrotmanGene and Dorithy BettencourtJim and Patricia BishopThe Brawley FamilyHelen Cormier

Paul and Bonnie DibenedettoTemple Emanu-ElEmCareEvergreen Counseling ServicesMarjorie and Douglas EldridgeJoanne FlynnThomas and Susanne GoodwinHealthcare ReviewThe Harte FamilyPatricia JacobellisSari JoffreeRabbi Ira and Gail KorinowJanet L. KopelLandmark BenefitsThe Lafleur FamilyElayne LipkinKenneth and Ginny Ludwig

Margaritas Mexican RestaurantDr. Montaneralla and AssociatesMillpore FoundationDaniel and Mahrheahnnah OstrothParkland Medical CenterThe Philadelphia FoundationChristine PepeEsther S. RosenSouthern New Hampshire InternalMedicine AssociatesMadelyn R. ShyavitzTognacci Family Fund of theFidelity Charitable Gift FundJoanie TognacciMarlene TerrellTupelo Music HallVerizon FoundationMr. and Mrs. H Ray Welch Jr.

ADVISORY BOARD Jamie FeinbergLisa ForbergMark GuevinLisa JacobsAllison JohnsonLynn KochZachary Lipkin-MooreJoshua Lipkin-MooreHeather McNallyKevin MooreKrithika MahalingamDylan MahalingamLetitia SmithJoan Tognacci

Supporting Tolerance, Education and Human Rights

Jayme's FundFOR SOCIAL JUSTICE

Jayme’s Fund Advisory BoardKristen CarhartJamie FeinbergLisa ForbergMark GuevinLisa JacobsAllison JohnsonLynn KochZachary Lipkin-MooreJoshua Lipkin-MooreKevin MooreHeather McNallyLetitia SmithDavid Stratton

Benefit CommitteeMark GuevinPaula HoganAllison JohnsonKristen CarhartLynn KochSarah KochHeather McNallyDavid StrattonSusan SherrLetitia Smith

Production StaffJim Roach, JJR ProductionsBob Oxford, house managerMatt Cahoon, theatre manager

Program ProductionTXC PrintingJohnson Creative

VolunteersSarah BrawleyJeff DiBenedettoAndrew DonackiMatt DonackiEileen EndykeLee EndykeBilly GauvainWendy GuevinKevin KochSarah KochZach Lipkin-MooreJosh Lipkin-MooreCarol and Dave McLaughlinOwen McCaffreyMeredith MosesAshley SalibaCharlie SmithJaclyn Stratton

Reception SponsorsThe Blackberry BakeryCooking in New HampshireMarc and Anne BrotmanDowntown Browns CafeHannafords of GoffstownThe Granite RoseThe Guevin FamilyThe Pinkerton Tavern Rig-a-Tony’sShaws of Goffstown

In-Kind DonationsCPF and Northeast HotfillHallmark Past and PresentsJohnson Creative Life Is Good, Inc.Pillbox PharmacyPinkerton AcademyPriscilla’s Candies Sam’s ClubSteve HoganTXC PrintingThe UPS Store - Derry

Auction DonorsAngela’s Pasta ShopA Passion for PaintingBackmann Florist Buchika’s Ski and Bike ShopChakarian Farms NurseryCooking in New HampshireCut’s Fitness for MenDaren's MusicEdgefield Veterinary HospitalEd Eich Photographic Extra Touch Gourmet Flagship TheatresFreshwater FarmsHannaford’s – HampsteadHampstead Chiropractic OfficePaula HoganIsland Ink JetJaspers Homebrew &WinemakingJewelry Designs by Sue TurgeonKinney’s Garage

Linahan LimousineMargaritas RestaurantMorgan Stanley– Kevin MooreMovie SceneMyopticNOTB SnowboardsCharlie MooreNewbury Comics-ManchesterPlay it Again SportsSalon DeluxeSeacoast KayakShaw’s – PlaistowSheraton Colonial Hotel &Golf ClubStrands Hair SalonAshley ShorbDavid StrattonTastefully SimpleT-bones RestaurantThe Koch familyTupelo Music HallVan Berken NurseryWendy’s Stampin’UpSusan WentworthWild Birds UnlimitedWorld’s GymWorkout Club & WellnessCenter

And to everyone else that made the evening possible!

PO Box 25 • East Derry, NH 03041

T 603-622-6667 • www.jaymesfund.org

About Lil’ MDGsThe Lil’ MDGs are a group ofyoung people working togetherto support the United NationsMillennium DevelopmentGoals (MDGs). They edu-cate, inspire, and empowerchildren in all corners

of the world to help solve serious local andglobal issues. Realizing that many childrenare concerned about global issues, but donot know how to help or get involved,they are raising awareness by mobilizingyoung people to learn about the MDGs,join campaigns and take action!

What are the MDGs?During the 2000 United NationsMillennium Summit, 189 Heads of Stateand governments agreed to work togetherto solve serious global issues such asextreme poverty and the spread ofHIV/AIDS.

Southern NH Internal Medicine Associates

Interested in helping Jayme’s Fundgrow and have a service or skillthat you would like to donate?

Questions, comments, suggestions.Your input is always welcome.

Please contact Caren atinfo@jaymesfund.org

The and Jayme’s Fundare joining together for social justice!

Thank You to the Benefit Sponsors!

Welcome Back!This is the Fourth edition of “Fund News,” the Jayme’s Fund for Social Justice Newsletter. We hope it informs as well as inspires. . .

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• Parkland Medical Center• Landmark Benefits

• Dr. Montanarella & Associates • Southern New HampshireInternal Medicine Associates

• Windham Country Club Julia Forberg, a student at UMass Amherst,opened the evening with a stunning dance thatshe choreographed to “Jayme’s Song.”

Ammu Irivinti, a 2006 Pinkerton graduate and student at JohnsHopkins University, welcomed thecrowd with an inspiring speech.

Jayme’s Fund for Social Justice supports thoughtful initiatives that promote tolerance, education and human rights. Annual grants are awarded to nonprofit organizations that are improving our communities

and lives of others. Jayme’s Fund also inspires and encourages young people to get involved in community service. To make a donation, please visit www.jaymesfund.org.

Thank you for your support!

Brad Delp, lead singer of the band Beatlejuice sings “All you Need Is Love,” warming upthe crowd and spreading good cheer during the concert to raise money for social justice.

For Justice. . .Fund Justice

Thank You to our Sponsors!

A warm and very appreciative THANK YOU to BeatleJuice foryour FABulous performance and support of Jayme’s Fund!

2006 Benefit

Jayme’s Scholar – tuition for a student to attend SummerbridgeManchester, given to a studentwho is intellectual, creative,expressive, socially conscious and motivated to make the world a better place. www.summerbridge.derryfield.org

Child health care services – forchild health services for underservedfamilies in the Manchester area.www.childhealthservices.org

Jayme Lipkin-Moore scholarship –given to a college bound studentwho is pursuing a career in journalism.www.pinkertonacademy.net

Special assembly - “Be Somebody”by Amazing Hero Artwww.amazingheroart.com

Pakistani Earthquake Relief project-Association of Phtysicians of pakistani Descent of NorthAmerica (APPNA) www.appna.org

FALL 2006 • Fund News • www.jaymesfund.org

Grant Awards

Jayme’s Fund for Social Justice is growing!Due to your generosity, Jayme’s well articulatedpassions are alive and making a positive difference in the lives of others!

While we are fundraising and supporting initiatives that promote tolerance, educationand human rights….we are also bringingmusic and cultural events to the areaand encouraging young people to getinvolved in community service.

Jayme garnered numerous awards andhonors, but she was humble and uncom-fortable with personal recognition. That iswhy I was surprised by what she told to meduring our flight to Washington, D.C., inFebruary of 2002 for the weeklong Mediaand Democracy Program in which she participated. She was pondering what shewould do with her life. With a deliberate toneand beaming smile, she turned to me andannounced, “Mom, I’ve decided that I’m going

to be famous, but I don’t want my face to be famous, just my name. I want to make a difference in the world!” She concluded thatshe could best accomplish her goals throughjournalism, writing books, law, and teaching.

Jayme commanded ourattention to many socialconcerns and engaged us in lively, informative

discussions on education, human rights, diversity,disenfranchised youth, tolerance, the arts andculture. Her vision of empowering people totake action is rooted in the Fund’s mission andthese values will forever guide our purpose.

Many of you have shared how Jayme touchedyour lives in so many special ways. Theseheartfelt stories continue to inspire me togrow the Fund to be far-reaching andmeaningful. I remain deeply touched andhonored by the commitment of theAdvisory Board and so many otherswho have assisted in the developmentof the Fund.

Jayme’s name will surely be wellknown… maybe even famous…through the charitable work ofJayme’s Fund for Social Justice.

~ Caren Lipkin-Moore

Look What We’ve Done in 2006with Your Generous Support!

www.tupelohall.comThank you for hosting our fall 2006 benefit

concert. Your generous contribution is so greatlyappreciated! And to Daren’s Music for

sponsoring the instrument auction.

Thank you for the generous donation of your time, expertise and services!

Pinkerton Academy

You can Help to Bridge the Tech Divide!

Students at Southern New HampshireUniversity, with the support of Servicefor Peace are bringing computers totwo rural schools in SouthAfrica. The project, named“Bridging the TechnologyDivide,” will collect 50 com-puters, reformat them, addeducational software andship them to South Africa.Students and staff fromSNHU will then goover to South Africato coordinate theset up the networksin the schools andteach the children and teachers howto use the systems.

“Bridging the Technology Divide” willopen a whole new world for these students, most of whom have never beenexposed to computer technology. Theproject will greatly enhance their educational opportunities as well as

provide the opportunity for SNHU students to be involved first hand in a meaningful service project.

Prince Soko, a student at SNHUis coordinating the projectin conjunction with theUniversity Center for Serviceand Citizenship. Prince devel-oped the idea in an effort toeducate others on the

privilege of serving,helping others andenabling project vol-unteers to engageas active global

citizens. Prince is leading the effort “tomake a difference in the world - onepoor child at a time, one poor schoolat time.”

To learn more about the project andto donate a working computer,please visit: www.snhu.edu/6320.asp or contact Sarah Jacobs at:s.jacobs@snhu.edu.

In an effort to make the world a better place foreveryone, the leaders signed the MillenniumDeclaration, which encompasses eight goalsdesigned to improve conditions for many peoplewho are suffering around the world. The eightgoals that were developed during the summit arecalled the Millennium Development Goals.

1. Eradicate Extreme Poverty and Hunger 2. Achieve Universal Primary Education 3. Promote Gender Equality and

Empower Women 4. Reduce Child Mortality 5. Improve Maternal Health 6. Combat HIV/AIDS, Malaria, and

Other Diseases 7. Ensure Environmental Sustainability 8. Develop a Global Partnership

for Development

Allison Johnsondesign work

Jan Myskowski, Wiggin & Nourie, P.A.legal services

Robin Wells, Smith and Wells, PLLCtax and accounting services

Heeral Desaiweb design

I can’t do everything, but I can do something. If we all did something, we could conquer anything.

~ Robert L. Shimmel, Humanitarian

For more information ongrant awards, please visitwww.jaymesfund.org

To learn more about the Lil’ MDGs and getinvolved, please contact www.lilmdgs.org.

Courtney, one of the Lil’MDGsfounding members talks about themission of Lil’MDG’s and Jayme’sFund at the Grange Fair.

Thank you for your support…thank you for remembering Jayme

Check out the new site!www.jaymesfund.org

Visit: www.jaymesfund.org to order.

& Jayme’s Fund T-shirts for SaleSupport Jayme’s Fund by purchasing a Life

is Good t-shirt with Jayme’s Fund logoon the sleeve. Jake and LIG companyproduce quality products while spreadingoptimism around the world! Thank you

Life is Good for teaming up with Jayme’sFund to promote positive change.

Thank you for your generous donation to Jayme’sFund through the Full Moon Margarita’s Madness

charitable giving program. www.margs.com

Noah Goldstien, a sixth grader at the Middle Schoolat Parkside was awarded the Jayme’s Scholar because“beyond being dedicated, talented and an enthusiasticlearner, he motivates other students. . .leading byexample with a positive attitude and concern forthose around him.”

Meredith Tridenti is an outstanding writer, seriousjournalist and student. Moral, honest and mature, shehas earned the respect of students and faculty. Bestwishes on your admission to the University of NewHampshire and your recognition as a Dean’s Scholar.

Summerbridge Manchester Jayme’sScholar Named

Pinkerton Academy 2006 ScholarshipRecipient

Congratulations Noah!

Meredith Tridenti withBeatlejuice band memberBrad Delp.

Noah Goldstien withSummerbridge directorKate Erskine.

In April, Jayme’s Fund for Social Justicesponsored “Be Somebody,” a specialassembly held at Pinkerton Academy andpresented by Rob Surette of Amazing HeroArt. This talented, 34-year-old artist has set out to change the world. In a trulyincredible presentation he speed paintedmural-sized masterpieces of human greatness while discussing the lives of well-known heroes. His message inspires young

people to discover their strengths and usetheir talents to make the world a betterplace. Rob painted life-sized portraits ofAbraham Lincoln, Mother Teresa, MartinLuther King Jr, Gandhi and Beethoven.Students were entertained, informed andimpressed by his incredible talent and leftthe show knowing that every person hassomething positive to contribute and indoing so, inspires others to do the same.

Amazing Hero Art “Wows” PinkertonStudents and Faculty

Congratulations Meredith!

Remembering Jayme

Please consider donating your working computer and accessories

that are no longer in use!

Donated items for school backpackkits (distributed to Tsunami victimsin Indonesia) being put together byDylan, one of the founding membersof Lil’MDGs.

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Thank you, Derry UPS Store