Inspiring CARING and ACTION on behalf of wildl ife and conservation

FISCAL YEAR 2016 Annual Report

[July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016]

WHO WE AREZoo New England is the non-profit organization responsible for the operation of Franklin Park Zoo in Boston and Stone Zoo in Stoneham, Mass. Both are accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA).

Zoo New England’s mission is to inspire people to protect and sustain the natural world for future generations by creating fun and engaging experiences that integrate wildlife and conservation programs, research and education.

To learn more about our Zoos, education programs and

conservation efforts, please visit us at www.zoonewengland.org.

Board of Directors Officers[FY16: July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016]

David C. Porter, Board Chair Janice Houghton, Board Vice Chair

Peter A. Wilson, Board Treasurer

Board of Directors[FY16: July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016]

Robert BealRory Browne, D.Phil.Gordon CarrGordon ClagettFrancesco A. De VitoJames B. DunbarBruce Enders Thomas P. Feeley David Friedman Kate GuedjSteven M. Hinterneder, P.E.Mark A. Kelley, M.D.

Christy KeswickWalter J. LittleChristopher P. LitterioQuincy L. MillerDavid Passafaro Jeanne PinadoClaudia U. Richter, M.D.Peter RobertsJay Kemp Smith Colin Van Dyke Kathleen Vieweg, M.Ed.

Advisory Council[FY16: July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016]

OFFICERS: Kathleen Vieweg, Advisory Council ChairLloyd Hamm, Advisory Council Vice Chair

MEMBERS: Alexis BelashJoanna BerubeBill ByrneElizabeth CookDonna DenioBeatrice FlammiaMark Gudaitis, CFAJackie HenkeDavid HirschbergLeeAnn HornerElizabeth Duffy HynesHathaway JadeRonnie KanarekLorenda C. LayneAnne L. Lewis, DVMDoug LoberAndrew MauckSusanne MacDonald

Danio MastropieriDiana McDonaldDavid J. McLachlanJohn MacNeilMitsou MacNeilRuth Marrion, DVMJessica Gifford NigrelliGauri Patil PunjabiTerry SchneiderKate SchwartzSteven D. Spitz, DMD Arthur SooHoo Alan Stern, M.D.David StrausHeather Egan Sussman Jeffrey D. TerreyMark Vaughan, Esq.

Jockamo, a giant anteater, resides in the Tropical Forest at Franklin Park Zoo. These animals use their long claws to break open hills and mounds in search of insects, and can consume up to 35,000 insects a day.

Dear Zoo Supporters,

From the start of construction on Nature’s Neighborhoods – the new George Robert White Fund Children’s Zoo to the fundraising record set by our Zootopia gala, this past fiscal year saw Zoo New England build on successes achieved in recent years to further fulfill its mission to inspire people to protect and sustain the natural world for future generations.

Our animal family expanded with the births of cotton-top tamarin twins, a white-cheeked gibbon, and a markhor goat, among many others. In the spring, we welcomed Seymour, a two-year-old jaguar, to Stone Zoo where it is hoped that he will successfully breed with female Chessie. Our education programs served 231,218 visitors of all ages, a 10 percent increase from FY 15, and overall attendance grew from 588,630 visitors last year to 617,211 in FY 16. With our commitment to educating the next generation of conservation stewards, we were especially pleased that attendance by Massachusetts schoolchildren increased in FY 16 to 90,633, compared to 66,077 in FY 15.

Following the completion of a successful capital campaign, construction began in the fall on Nature’s Neighborhoods – the new George Robert Fund Children’s Zoo at Franklin Park Zoo. This engaging, discovery-based space was designed to introduce children to relatable ecological concepts all while having fun. At Stone Zoo, we began planning for the new Animal Discovery Center and improved visitor amenities such as a new entrance and ticketing area, new restrooms, and a new gift shop. These upgrades to Stone Zoo will increase customer satisfaction, help attract new visitors, and assist in increasing revenues. The Animal Discovery Center will feature hands-on programming, interactive learning opportunities, animal exhibits, and other elements that will encourage children to build meaningful connections with the natural world.

Strengthened and energized by this growth, and with the support and work of our highly engaged Board of Directors, in FY 16 we began mapping out a strategic plan for the next three years. A Strategic Planning Committee comprised of Board members, Advisory Council members and members of the Executive Team is developing an ambitious blueprint to advance our mission delivery and conservation impact, as well as expand our capacity to create fun and engaging experiences that connect all of our visitors to the wonders of the natural world. We are fortunate to have highly-skilled professional staff, a strong core of devoted volunteers, a talented Advisory Council, and a dedicated Board of Directors to ensure that we are able to deliver on our mission, now and in the future.

We are grateful to the loyal and generous Zoo members, donors, and volunteers who help us provide meaningful experiences that will be remembered long after our visitors leave our zoos. With your continued support, we will realize our vision for these beloved Zoos and inspire caring and action in all of our guests.

Sincerely,

John Linehan President & CEO

Each and every day, Zoos are working to save species from extinction while also serving as centers of education, conservation, and important research that is assisting scientists in the field.

During a zoo visit, guests have the opportunity to connect in meaningful, and memorable ways, to the species in our care – to truly learn about them, what their wild cousins are facing and why conservation is so important. Respect comes from understanding, and we are committed to educating visitors of all ages about the importance of respecting wildlife and natural places.

In FY 16, 617,211 people—up from 588,630 in FY 15—visited the Zoos and connected with incredible wildlife from all over the world. Whether watching baby gorilla Azize explore and interact with her family inside the Tropical Forest, marveling at the agility of a markhor goat kid scrambling up the rocky peaks of the Himalayan Highlands, or watching cotton-top tamarins dote on their tiny babies, our guests have the opportunity to make meaningful connections to wildlife that can inspire caring and action.

Zoos have evolved tremendously through the years, and this evolution continues as our knowledge increases and as the situation in the wild continues to change. Zoos are on the front lines of critical conservation work and contribute to this immensely in terms of time and resources. Zoo New England is proud to support the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ SAFE initiative (Saving Animals from Extinction), a bold new effort focused on #SavingSpecies. SAFE is a new commitment by the Association’s 229 accredited zoos and aquariums to harness our collective resources, focus on specific endangered species, and save them from extinction by restoring healthy populations in the wild.

Nearly every animal in our Zoos are the result of multi-generational captive breeding. ZNE participates in a number of Species Survival Plans for animals ranging from gorillas, giraffes and jaguars to wattled cranes, pygmy hippos, ring-tailed lemurs, Baird’s tapirs and many others. Species Survival Plans (SSP) are cooperative, inter-zoo programs coordinated nationally through the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) that are designed to maintain genetically diverse and demographically healthy and stable captive populations of species.

Zoos That Inspire Pictured at top: Western lowland gorilla Azize rides on mom Kiki’s back; at right, clockwise from left: Seymour, a jaguar at Stone Zoo, Chewbacca, a Nigerian dwarf goat, and a hammerkop chick.

SIGNIFICANT ANIMAL ACHIEVEMENTSThroughout FY 16, we celebrated the births and hatches of new animals at Franklin Park and Stone zoos. In February, we welcomed Chewbacca, a Nigerian dwarf goat kid born to Leia and Lucky in Franklin Farm. That same month, three hammerkop chicks hatched in the Tropical Forest, marking the first hammerkop hatches at Franklin Park Zoo in 24 years. In 1979, Franklin Park Zoo was the first zoo in North America to have a successful hatch. Since that time, 73 hammerkops, including the new chicks, have hatched at Franklin Park Zoo. In May, Stone Zoo saw the successful birth of a female markhor. Markhors are an endangered mountain goat species, and the birth was the result of successful breeding recommended by the Markhor SSP.

We also celebrated the births of several endangered primate species at Stone Zoo. As a participant in the Cotton-Top Tamarin SSP, Stone Zoo was thrilled to welcome the twin cotton-top tamarins born to Amazon and Orinoco in July. On exhibit with their five siblings and parents, the twins have given our guests a unique opportunity to observe the family dynamics of a very social species as they grow up. In August, we welcomed Jian, a male baby white-cheeked gibbon, a critically endangered

species. The baby gibbon’s birth resulted from a recommended breeding of our gibbons Iggy and Kien Nhan by the White-cheeked Gibbon SSP.

With the hope of breeding Chessie, Stone Zoo’s resident jaguar, we also welcomed Seymour, a two-year-old male jaguar from Tulsa Zoo, to the Treasures of the Sierra Madre exhibit in April. ZNE participates in the Jaguar SSP and it is hoped that he and Chessie will successfully reproduce in the future. Elusive and solitary, jaguars — the largest cat and top predator in the Western hemisphere, are native to Central and South America and up to our southwest border.

All of the animals at our zoos act as ambassadors for their species and illustrate for visitors the importance of wildlife protection and habitat preservation. The management of animals in AZA-accredited institutions is vital for ensuring healthy, genetically diverse populations. Working collaboratively with other institutions participating in SSPs and critical conservation work, zoos have helped a number of species rebound from the brink of extinction.

Providing meaningful connections to wildlife is at the heart of our mission. Through these connections, guests can more fully understand the incredible biodiversity of our planet and the critical role they can play in ensuring it remains a healthy, thriving environment for generations to come.

Whether feeding colorful budgies while walking through Aussie Aviary or experiencing a ride on a dromedary camel, guests of all ages have the unique opportunity to personally connect with wildlife and create cherished, lasting memories. During the summer, a visit is not complete without a stroll through Butterfly Landing, home to hundreds of fluttering butterflies.

At Stone Zoo, guests once again enjoyed the breathtaking sight of majestic birds gliding into the amphitheater during the free-flight, educational bird show, Masters of Flight: Birds of Prey. Regular encounters with education staff at the seasonal American alligator exhibit provided opportunities to learn more about these long-tailed, armored reptiles.

The Zoos’ roster of special events continue to offer some of the most unique experiences of the Greater Boston social and cultural landscape. Franklin Park Zoo’s annual Brew at the Zoo and Stone Zoo’s popular ZooLights, a seasonal evening holiday light show, continued to grow. Brew at the Zoo ticket sales numbered 2,715 in FY 16 compared to 2,397 in FY 15, while ZooLights attendance grew from 50,970 in FY 15 to 63,811 in FY 16. Uncorked, a wine tasting event also held at Franklin Park Zoo, and Ales and Tails, a new event at Stone Zoo, were also well received. Zootopia, our signature gala, attracted 350 guests and raised a record-breaking $414,000. A Wild Affair, an annual tasting fundraiser at Stone Zoo, celebrated its 12th year in June with many guests who came to sample delicious food and drink from local eateries.

Such events and experiences connect our guests with the vast wonders of nature through exploration, discovery, play, education, and imagination. Visitors leave with a greater appreciation and respect for the natural world that will stay with them long after their visits.

Immersive Experiences

At top: A young guest gets an up close experience inside Aussie Aviary. Below: A family learns more about the reindeer at ZooLights, Stone Zoo’s popular annual holiday light show.

We witnessed the impact of our conservation efforts this past year when a red-crowned crane was spotted in Russia’s Muraviovka Park with its presumptive mate. This was exciting news as this particular crane hatched 20 years ago from an egg laid at Franklin Park Zoo. The crane’s journey overseas resulted from Zoo New England’s participation in the Red-crowned Crane Species Survival Plan. In 1996, fertilized eggs produced from red-crowned cranes at Franklin Park Zoo were transported to the National Aviary in Pittsburgh, which coordinated the egg transfers to Russia. Through the transfer program, eggs hatched at the Khingansky Nature Reserve in Far East Russia were reared and released to augment the wild global population, which numbers less than 3,000.

This success in bolstering the population of an endangered species illustrates that while our animal collection is the primary reason people visit our zoos, providing opportunities for our guests to connect local wildlife conservation efforts with global work is critical to fulfilling our mission to inspire and educate the next generation of conservation stewards and leaders.

Closer to home, two Blanding’s turtles that were “head-started” at Stone Zoo were spotted in the wild last June, looking very large and healthy. This work is part of our long collaboration with Grassroots Wildlife Conservation’s Blanding’s turtle research and monitoring program. We were thrilled to see these two head-start “alumni”—one from the 2008-2009 season and one from 2009-2010—doing so well. Several towns over from our work with Blanding’s turtles, ZNE is also working with Grassroots Wildlife Conservation to reintroduce marbled salamanders back into the Middlesex Fells Reservation.

At Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo, guests can directly affect a variety of far-reaching wildlife conservation programs. Conservation kiosks at both Zoos educate visitors about some of

our initiatives and let them vote for the conservation project they’d like to support. Quarters for Conservation dedicates 25 cents from each admission and $2.50 from each membership

to ZNE’s conservation efforts, allowing us to greatly expand funding dedicated to our mission imperative. These are some FY 16 Quarters for Conservation-supported projects:

• A project that protects the critically endangered wild Bactrian camel, of which there are fewer than 1,000 left, and its habitat in the fragile and unique desert ecosystems in the Gobi and Gashun Gobi deserts of northwest China and southwest Mongolia;

• A program promoting the conservation, preservation and protection of the Colobus monkey and its habitat in Kenya;

• Rhinoceros conservation efforts through the International Rhino Foundation (IRF), including anti-poaching and protection programs, focused on the conservation of the five rhino species, which are almost all endangered or critically endangered; and

• The International Crane Foundation (ICF), which works worldwide to conserve cranes and the ecosystems, watersheds, and flyways on which they depend. ZNE’s support was used to protect the remaining important breeding and stopover habitats of white-naped, red-crowned, and hooded cranes and the Oriental white storks in Russia’s Amur River Basin.

ZNE also continues to participate in a coalition working to pass legislation in Massachusetts banning the sale of elephant ivory and rhinoceros horn, part of efforts to curb the escalating global crisis of wildlife trafficking, which is partly fueled by the U.S. ivory market—one of the largest worldwide.

ZNE is also proud to support the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ SAFE initiative (Saving Animals from Extinction), a bold new effort focused on saving species. AZA-accredited zoos and aquariums are part of an integrated network of conservation partners, which spend a combined $160 million a year on field conservation. Through SAFE, zoos and aquariums accredited by AZA will harness their collective resources, focus on specific endangered species, and save them from extinction by restoring healthy populations in the wild.

Committed to Conservation

Photo courtesy of Eric Kilby

Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo provide the environment for active exploration, inquiry, and hands-on discovery to inspire people to interact positively with the natural world. Zoo New England’s expansive science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) focused educational programs, which incorporate Massachusetts and federal curriculum frameworks, supplement and build interest in formal science education and enable our guests to explore the complex connection between natural, thriving habitats and wildlife.

The Zoos offer free admission to all Massachusetts schoolchildren throughout the school year. By providing opportunities to under-resourced children who may otherwise not be able to visit our Zoos, we’re able to connect them with the natural world and bring fun and effective educational programming to all members of our community. We were thrilled to welcome 90,633 schoolchildren in FY 16, up from 66,077 in the previous fiscal year.

Through a range of formal and informal programming, the Education department shares the wonders of nature

Sharing the Wonders of the Natural World

with students of all ages—from toddlers in our Playful Paws playgroups to school-aged children, college students doing research, adult education students and casual learners.

In FY 16, ZNE received grant money from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums Nature Play initiative to create new Nature Play spaces at both Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo. Instead of metal and plastic structures found in standard playgrounds, nature play spaces incorporate natural elements and surrounding landscape to bring nature to children’s play and learning. Staff at both Zoos designed and built nature play areas that include discovery tables, log balancing, water play, and fort building. Educators also created curriculum for programs in the nature play spaces for all ages to explore, connect, and learn in nature.

To learn more about ZNE’s education programs visit www.zoonewengland.org/discover.

FY16 EDUCATION HIGHLIGHTS:• The total number of people served through the

Education department in FY 16 increased by 10 percent to 231,218, compared to 210,004 in FY 15.

●• Completed 366 school programs in FY 16, a 17 percent increase from FY 15.

●• Completed 83 Wild Adventure programs for 789 participants, 24 more programs and 113 more participants than in FY 15.

●• Welcomed three students from Perkins School for the Blind as interpreters for our seventh summer of this partnership.

●• Brought our annual Zoo Camp in-house. We hired an assistant camp director, six senior camp counselors, and seven junior camp counselors from the ZooTeen program to run camps at both Zoos. With grant funding from the Alces Foundation and The Agnes M. Lindsay Trust, we offered $13,000 worth of camperships to 27 children, allowing them to attend Zoo Camp for free.

The hallmark of our youth programs is our summer ZooTeen Program. Since its founding in 1999, this nationally recognized program has engaged more than 1,500 Boston youth in authentic work experiences that allow them to develop professional skills, build a strong sense of self, and provide for themselves and their families. The ZooTeen Program pairs work experiences with professional development workshops to provide a broad exposure to zoo and conservation-oriented careers in a safe, structured and professional learning environment.

In FY 16, ZNE broadened the scope of the professional development workshops to include educational opportunities around “green chemistry,” an area of chemistry and chemical engineering dedicated to products that minimize the use and generation of hazardous substances and waste. ZooTeens created a Styrofoam-like material using mushrooms and other sustainable materials.

Inspiring Tomorrow’s Leaders

Returning ZooTeens were also given the opportunity to provide us helpful insights on ways to improve the Teen Programs. This welcomed leadership opportunity allowed our more experienced participants to have ownership over the program and the Zoo.

In addition to the teen programs, ZNE also has a well-established internship program. While internships are available in many Zoo departments, the Animal Care internships are highly sought after and provide a unique opportunity to gain invaluable, hands-on experience in the field of zookeeping.

As a vibrant member of the cultural community in Boston and beyond, Zoo New England is committed to community participation and access. We work with community-based centers, camps, and groups such as the Greater Grove Hall Main Streets, Project RIGHT, Franklin Park Coalition, Boston Youth Environmental Network, The Emerald Necklace Conservancy, and the Stoneham Chamber of Commerce. We also do outreach to libraries, schools, after-school programs and various other entities.

ZNE was pleased to again be named a partner for the Boston Summer Learning Project, a collaboration between Boston After School and Beyond, Boston Public Schools, and philanthropic and community organizations to provide quality summer youth programs. Franklin Park Zoo hosted 30 students for five weeks, deploying its expertise in science learning to enhance students’ academic progress in math and language arts, and improve specific skills such as critical thinking by providing full-day integrated learning experiences.

ZNE remains committed to ensuring that personal financial situations do not constitute a barrier to enjoying and benefiting from Zoo experiences. As an organization whose mission is to connect people to the natural world through meaningful

experiences that engage, educate, and inspire the next generation of conservation stewards, it is imperative that we reach everyone within our communities. ZNE’s dedication to this aspect of our mission is evident in our community outreach programs, which include:

• Library Pass Programs: Libraries purchase the pass which entitles their patrons to a discount to the Zoos.

• EBT Program: Recognizing that Zoo visits are integral to childhood and learning, participants in the Massachusetts’ EBT (Electronic Benefit Transfer) program receive deeply discounted admission to the Zoos year-round. Participation increased 212 percent, from 4,115 participants in FY 15 to 12,841 participants in FY 16.

• Community Pass Program: Non-profit organizations and community groups are eligible for a limited amount of free admission passes. ZNE distributed more than 4,200 passes to community groups during FY 16.

• Organizational Pass Program: Non-profit organizations may purchase an institutional pass enabling groups of individuals to attend the Zoos at greatly reduced cost.

Strengthening our Communities

In the fall of 2015, Franklin Park Zoo became a designated spot for the Hubway, a city-wide bike-share program.

Exceptional PartnersZoo New England is grateful to all who donated to the Zoos. Your support provides the funds to care for all of ZNE’s animal inhabitants, pursue conservation projects both locally and abroad, and continue to educate and inspire conservation stewards of the future. Listed here are some who made gifts between July 1, 2015 and June 30, 2016.

Gifts $100,000+Anonymous (2)

Gifts $50,000-$99,999Robert L. BealCenterplateJean and Henry HallThe Highland Street FoundationMassachusetts Cultural CouncilPeter A. Wilson and Jean C. Tempel

Gifts $25,000-$49,999Dewey and Margaret AwadCitizens BankMathWorksClaudia U. and James M. RichterRobert Lloyd Corkin Charitable FoundationStoneham Charitable Foundation

Gifts $10,000-$24,999Anonymous (3)Alces FoundationDavid Canter and Lisa StropeCoke RefreshmentsCopeland Family Foundation, Inc.Eastern BankThe Florence Gould FoundationLeeAnn and Steven HornerRonnie and Stephen KanarekMark and Gail Riggs KelleyLorenda Layne and Robert NiblackChristopher Litterio and Ursula SmithDoug Lober and Ann BitettiMartin W. Richard Charitable Foundation, Inc.New Balance CorporationDavid and Jennifer PorterPeter and Barbara RobertsState Street CorporationJames M. and Cathleen D. Stone FoundationColin and Olivia Van DykeVan Dyke/Billy Foundation

Gifts $5,000-$9,999Mary AmesAssociation of Zoos and Aquariums

Joanna and John BerubeBlue Cross Blue Shield of MassachusettsThe Boston FoundationBoston Standard PlumbingDr. Rory Browne and Dr. Grace ChangMrs. Jane C. CarrGordon and Andrea ClagettCommodore BuildersTaci Darnell and Tanj GunaratnamEmpire LoanBruce Enders and Liyu YangEdward and Grace FeyThe Fuller FoundationCharles and Anne GiffordKate GuedjLloyd and Linda HammHarvard UniversityHays Companies of New EnglandSteven and Jeanine HinternederScott and Niki HutzlerMarc and Donna KozinKristin Mahnke and Daniel DoxzonQuincy and Jenna MillerMari and Richard MuscioCatherine and Larry SchwartzStonehamBankStoneham FordJean C. TempelUnited Steelworkers of AmericaRaimund and Anne VanderweilKathleen Vieweg and Dr. Barry BergerMrs. Emily V. Wade

Gifts $2,500-$4,999AnonymousAgnes M. Lindsay TrustJeffrey P. BealeBloombergChristopher CaponeMargery and Gordon CarrChristopher and Whitney CheeverThomas and Nicole FeeleyDeborah B. Goldberg & Michael Winter, and Evan L.G. WinterTimothy HiltonHomefield Credit UnionJanice HoughtonInland Underwriters Insurance AgencyEric Kasen

Teresa KosterNancy LukitshMassachusetts Service AllianceRick MocklerGreg and Nicole MooreNortheast Chapter of ADSCPutnam InvestmentsDaniel Romanow and B. Andrew ZelermyerMichael and Cecilia RonconeRobert Rosenthal and Lisa SearsLinda and Ronald SavageWeiss FarmsWileyArthur Winn

Gifts $1,000-$2,499Bradford and Hilary AllinsonAnna’s TaqueriaTim ArelJonathan and Rosemary AveryElizabeth and Tom BoatesMark and Maribeth BrostowskiAdrian and Amy ChanKathryn and Tim ConwayJoseph and Lori CooneyJanice Corkin Rudolf and John EmeryVittorio and Angela D’AmoreTeresa and Frank DeGiacomoDonna Denio and Bruce ConklinMike DrabikENE SystemsJan FeinsteinJ. P. and Amy FineDaniel and Stephanie FinegoldPeter and Sara FleissPeter and Rebecca ForknerSarah Freeman and Sam SherwoodDavid Friedman and Jennifer SunLaura GlynnDr. Annekathryn GoodmanJeff Gore and Sena KangJacqueline GreenGreg GrintchenkoDenison and Caroline HallHicks Family Charitable FoundationDavid and Linda HirschbergDoris HowardJames HunsickerJames HunterElizabeth and Thomas HynesSteven ImrichKeith and Sharon InchiercaThe J. Derenzo CompanyDr. Martin KellySooner FoundationMatthew and Christy KeswickEric Kilby and Kate PetersonDr. Anne and Mr. Christopher LewisCharlotte and Sam LiuLombardi GroupJohn and Mitsou MacNeilDanio and Noelle MastropieriPatrick McCleary

*Zoo Legacy Society

David and Jean McLachlanDonald NelsonNew England Herpetological Society, Inc.Paul and Edith Babson FoundationBruce Perry and Susan DavisJeanne PinadoHarold and Frances PrattGauri and Yogesh PunjabiRasky BaerleinMaureen and Dennis ReardonRoberta Rubin and Donald-Bruce AbramsRené and Susan RuizJeremy Ryan and Cathy AllenSalem Five BankMichele and Peter ScavongelliSchnabel Foundation CompanyPhilip and Christina SeverinLori and Matthew SidmanDr. Alan Stern and Lori TenserMona TaliaferroDavid Taylor and Susan SargentKate and Ben TaylorJuliet TeixeiraJohn and Mary Ellen ToomeyScott and Randy WayneNancy WhitcombRobert and Karen WhiteRichard and Diana WhiteConstance V.R. WhiteDale and Christine WilliamsStanley Yamane and Stephanie HawkinsSylvia Zurlo

Gifts $500-$999AnonymousDr. Kiku AdattoJamison Arterton and Benjamin Cohen-LeadholmHope BartonJudith Waligunda and Frederick BasilicoBreakneck Hill Cow FundChristina BrownJames BrunoRobert and Ann BuxbaumCasey Carlson and William StoneChristensen-Dunn Early Foundations FundVirginia ColemanElizabeth CookPhilip and Kathleen DardenoJoseph D’ArrigoFrancesco and Cynthia De VitoIsabelle DerkazarianJason DurrettNelson and Susan EbyAndrew and Marsha EdmondsMichaela A. EdwardsWilliam and Susan ElsbreeSteve EustisVinita and David FerreraRichard and Judy FoxThomas and Katherine GilbaneGlobalPoint Travel SolutionsFran Grodstein

Mark GudaitisDr. Martin and Lauren HahnStephen and Karen HallHenry and Lee HarrisonLauren HarrisonJoanne Hayes-RinesHeath Brook Elementary SchoolJacquelynn Henke and Kyle WolffBrian HerbertCynthia and David HillNoah Horning and Fiona Lovell HorningPhyllis and Nathan KalowskiHarriet KarkutIn Memory of Howard and Joan KavanaughKaryn M. KrystockKen KlipperSarah and Darrin LaddLouise and Aaron LazareHenry and Mary LeeJohn and Julie LinehanNancy and Larry MasterSuzanne S. MattaDon and Glenda MattesCarolyn McCane-Chin and David ChinDiane McGillicuddy and Scott ShermanJames and Katherine McHughRosemary McLaughlinJennifer and Bob McMahonJames MellowesMichael MercadanteSally MusprattEd and Anne O’BrienJoy Olaes Surprenant and Michael SurprenantO’Neill and Associates, LLCDavid PassafaroJagruti and Rahul PatelTimothy Pepini and Jennifer SeguiJenifer Burkett-Picker and Dennis PickerSamuel Plimpton and Wendy ShattuckSharon and Frank RoopSeth RosenzweigR. Pito and Christine SalasJerry SargentJenny Sazama, Tim Crellin and Adam Crellin-SazamaCandy and Simon SchwartzIrving SilvermanSt. John Smith and Kay Barned-SmithJay Kemp SmithMason Smith and Gordon GreenMelanie Spencer and Joseph LampassiDr. Steven Spitz and Mrs. Laura SpitzMichael St. PeterMatt StierhofRobert and Cassandra TaylorRichard R. TiseiAllan UnderwoodSathyanarayana and Pranava UpadrashtaCarolyn Vaughan and Paul SmithBarbara Wallner and Richard CateElizabeth Wayman and Mike KalinDonna Weiss

Ellen and Peter Zane

Gifts $100-$499Anonymous (4)AAZK New England ChapterThomas AdamsCarol R. AdlerAbraham AhumadaDr. Robert G. AlexanderAll City Screen Printing Inc.Emily AndlerMichael AndreottolaSusan AppelThe Arbors at StonehamAssociation of Records Managers and AdministratorsMary AtkinsonTheresa BardenJoseph and Fran BaronDorothy BarrDennis Barrett, Jr.John and Janice BarrisAnita Barry and James HeffernanThe Baupost Group, L.L.C.Paula Beattie and Richard RosenbergNancy and Reinier BeeuwkesMatthew and Sarah BeggErica BegleyRobert BellowsBenjamin and Christine BennettCindy and Hal BermanIan BexsonRaymond and Joan BirdDevon BlackJames BlumBolour AssociatesThomas BolusDr. Diane BonanniBruce and Miriam BonnellMargaret and Dan BourassaRebekah BradfordBritton BradleyPeter and Stephanie BradyDru BrannenPatricia BresnahanMichelle and George Brock-FisherGilbert BrodskyPaola and Nathan BronsonKevin BrownMary BuonannoJulia Burns and Joanna BurnsMarie CaggianoMargaret CallahanNeil Carlson and Mary HopperRonald CaronQuentin Caron and Sally CoyleDavid CaronSydney and Benjamin CaseCassidy Landscaping LLCCaitlin CastagnaDennis and Christine CataldoJames F. CatudalClinton CavanaughDr. Po-Shang Chen and Shan-Lee Liu

Grace ChengLucy Chin and Susanne ZimmermannXiaoliang Chiu and Fonghsiang ChoRokibul ChowdhuryMichelle CiccoloRichard and Marilyn CloranMargaret ClowesMaureen and Donald CochranEllen Cohen and Daniel HaberThomas ColesBridget Collins-LymanAndrew CorsiniPaul CraigiePatricia CrowRyan CummingsMichael CurranGlenn and Judithann CushmanJohn and Nancy DagdigianMary Ellen DaliaAnn DannenbergErik and Jaime DasqueKenneth Davis and Diane CroftMary and David DearbornAnne DenierLisa DeutschSusan DevineMary Jane and James DevinsPeter and Ann DionEdward DohertyPaul DoironFriends of Paul J. DonatoGail DorseyTimothy DoxzonEllen DuffleyBarbara EbertJesse and Latoyia EdwardsCatherine Egan and Matthew MailhoitJames and Catherine ElginVictoria and Jerry EvansAriella EvenzahavKathleen Fallon and Michael D’OnofrioEllen and Peter FallonNancy Fantom and Hugh DavisErica Farrell and Brian HerbertAndrew and Elizabeth FassbenderJon FeinmanJoan FitzGeraldAlesha and Joe ForgetSamantha FormanPeter and Erica FredetteHeather FriedmanAllison and Paul FriedmannMolly FubelRepresentative William GalvinTaylor GangaramEileen GanleyJustin Garnache and Lauren PeterCaroline GaudetMarvin E. Gilmore, Jr.Tony and Jana GimenezFrances GirgentiGirl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts - Troop 85233Girl Scouts - Troop 65083

George and Harriet GoldsteinArnold and Rona GoodMichael and Karen GortonDavid GottshallCatherine GouldFelicia GrantJennifer and Jonathan GrayThomas GreeleyLois GreeleyDolores GreenJoseph and Ann Marie GresciBrehon and Kate GriswoldGroundmasters CorporationJonathan HaarKathleen HamiltonElizabeth and Donald HartmanGeorge and Daphne HatsopoulosMark and Marilyn HausammannCarol HayesMichael and Sue HazardCraig HendricksJoseph and Patricia HeneburyErin Higgins and Douglas RosnerBrian and Alessandra HigginsIngrid and Michael HillingerLeslie HoerrGene HornsbyGeoff and Adele HorwitzKatherine HowardRichard and Jane HoweArthur and Eileen HulnickRaymond and Karen HuntHoward HutchinsKaty HutchinsonICYBAYRobert and Rosalyn IdeusJennifer IrizarryDuncan and Linda IrvingSteven Isakoff and Sherri SpearCheryl JaigobinAnjanie JaigobinAlbie and Kathy JarvisEleanor Jaynes and Robert WardJennifer JensonLei Jiang and Xinwei SherArdis JohnstonBryan JonesRichard Kalson and Kristin Anslow KalsonDemetrios Karis and Alicia DwyerCherry and James KarlsonPatricia KatzMatthew and Patricia KeenanJessica and Christopher KelleyStephen and Lisa KenneySusan KenneyJoseph KesselmanKenneth and Karin KeyserHeidi and Michael KiddMichael KileyKathleen KinaneGerald Kirschner and Katie ThatcherJames Kirschner and Anne HutchinsScott and Jeanne Koles

Chrissy KratzMaryann LaCarubbaSarah and Greg LangDavid Lapierre and Kelly Shields-LapierreMary Louise LarkinCourtney LawverPatty Lee and Jaime VidaurrazagaDavid and Lucinda LeeAnnette Leonard-ZupanEli Levine and Laura MintzRepresentative and Mrs. Jason LewisSusan and Paul LinehanLinda Lee LockwoodThomas and Christopher LoringMary Beth LudwigChristina Luedke and Gregory AllamAnn and Donald MacAdamJohn Maciaszczyk and Nancy SencabaughRichard and Wanda MacnairTracy MacNeal and Geoffrey DoerreMichael and Lora MaddenMalden Animal HospitalMeredith Mangan and Jeffrey TitleyNoemi ManlapazRobert MannJoan MarascoDr. Kenneth MargulisKimberly MarkowitzDr. Ruth Marrion and Robert HalendaSeverino and Barbara MartinezMary Jo Brown FoundationMichael Mathews and Elaine MathewsTimothy McAndrew and Jill FeldmanRobert McDougallKathleen McGrathLee McGuire and Colin MitchellRyan McKeeAndrew McKinley and Maria FernandoDeborah L. McMasterEmily McNaughtonMedford Public LibraryEugene B. MeyerJeanne and Amy MichaelMichael Miele and Anne EsbenshadeHal and Judith MillerRichard and Catherine MillmanMichael and Peggy MilnesCynthia MitchellNicole MoceriDavid and Mary Ellen MoirMikaela MorancyElizabeth MoroneyJoanne MorrisBenton MoyerRyan and Moira MurphyNicole and Terry MurrayKaren and Mark MurrayMari and Richard MuscioDolores MuscioRobert Myslik and Shari MeltoBarbara Natke and Geoffrey KuestersLindsay Neagle and Anne PearsonRoberta NelsonMatt Nermoe and Ashley Parks

Rita Poussaint NethersolePeter and Cindy NevilleRachel NewtonJoshua NeyLaura NixMary and Richard NobleJeffrey NolanMary NortonOaklandvale Elementary SchoolPatricia and Gene O’FlahertyPriscilla OgrenChristine O’KaneCraig and Lillian OlmstedJean Paul OlmstedLouis and Gail O’MalleyOnly Grace, IncBruce Osler and Anne Marie JohnsonCrystal OstroskiPark SchoolAnonymousAlison PayneWill PearceElisabeth PeetMarisel PerezKevin and Yen-Yen PetrosinoFrances PrattCharles PrattLawrence PrattMalinda PulicariRebecca RadfordJohn Radosta and Mayre PlunkettKelly RafusePaige and Larry RansfordDavid ReedRenaissance PropertiesAmy RenaudWilliam and Crystal RibichIlene RichardJulie RiordanLucy Robin

Alexander RockwellWilliam RodgersToby Romer and Melinda Savitz-RomerMargaret Mariam RosenthalMarsha Rosselli and James DriscollRyan and Noella RourkeMelanie, David and Anna RudyGeorge and Jacqueline RutledgeSusan and Matthew RyanRobert SalemJuan SantosKatherine SawyerDavid and Laura ScarbroSusan and Stephen SchmidtRobert and Chrys SchmultsJason SearleMatthew and Jennifer ShadrickCynthia SharpeJared SheehanRichard SilvermanKristine and Anthony SinagraRobert Skenderian and Tammy ThibaultKim SlackSarah Slaughter and James NewmanDavid and Nikki SmithMark SmithIsabel Smith and Pamela ChatisSheila and Charles SniderJoel and Susan SolomonArthur and Lisa SooHooZachary and Elizabeth SouthwickRobert and Sara SpaldingMary SparksJustin StierhofPamela and Harold StierhofWesley and Patricia StimpsonBradford StoneLyndsy and David StopaJoan and Herman SuitDeborah Sweeney

Joan ThompsonThe Topol Family Fund, a Donor Advised Fund of the Boston FoundationCharles TothKatelyn TuckerBernard Van OgtropAnne Josephson and Dolph VanderpolMark and Brenda VaughanMary VaughanPatricia VegaJill and Kristopher VerityVisiting Nurse Association of Middlesex-EastKaren WeeksRobert Weinstein and Elizabeth GinsburgMarv and Vera WeissMurray WelchTara WhalenSarah WhiteDouglas and Sage WicinskiScott and Lisa WilsonBrian Wilson and Stacy MorinWinchester Veterinary GroupSally WithingtonEdward and Gudrun WolpowSuzanne WoodruffRalph and Corinne WoodwardDayna WoolleyLaura Yardumian and Lorenzo PerezRosemarie Yevich and Catherine DrislaneJudith and Albert ZabinEric and Suzanne ZinnoskoKrystian ZukiewiczBrian Wilson and Stacy MorinEvan L. WinterRalph and Corinne WoodwardJudith and Albert Zabin

In-Kind DonationsIn-kind donations are a unique way to support Zoo New England. These donations can be goods or services, or items used for animal enrichment, educational presentations, administrative purposes and more. In-kind donations help defray Zoo costs and provide a great way to put your unwanted goods or skilled services to use.

Thank you for all you do to support Zoo New England!

Angell Animal Medical CenterAnonymous (4)Christine BartosBertucci’sBrigham and Women’s HospitalThe Cheesecake FactoryKristin and Michelle CibottiClear Channel Outdoor Boston

Patrick ConnellyDancing Deer Baking Co.Edible ArrangementsBryan and Meghan FergusonFrank Pepe’sThe George Robert White FundHarvest Co-op MarketsHome Depot of South Bay Boston

Hot 96.9 BostonLisa Irvings and Michael BrillMassachusetts Veterinary Referral CenterMichael and Melissa MitchellNECCONECNPeter and Teresa O’ReillyPaul Walsh ElectricRadio Solutions Inc.Rescue ThriftRoche Brothers SupermarketsMargaret Mariam RosenthalRuberto, Israel & Weiner, P.C.Brad and Jenny RybarczkDr. Steven Spitz and Mrs. Laura SpitzStar MarketStarbucksStop & ShopStephen Symchych and Heather DalySuzanne D. TompkinsCarol TongeTrader Joe’s of Saugus

University of MassachusettsKaren WeeksWegmans of Chestnut HillWegmans of WestwoodWhole Foods of MelroseWilson Farms

ZootopiaThank you to everyone who supported Zootopia 2016! Zootopia is the Zoos’ annual fundraising gala which raises significant funds toward our annual operating costs. Zootopia 2016 was held at the Royal Sonesta Boston. Proceeds from Zootopia directly benefited Zoo New England’s Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo, as well as the Zoos education programs, and vital conservation initiatives.

Special Thank You to our Zootopia 2016 sponsors:Citizens BankRobert L. BealNECNDewey and Margaret AwadBaystate FinancialMathWorksOphthalmic Consultants of BostonEastern BankRonnie and Steve KanarekLorenda Layne and Matthew NiblackPeter A. Wilson and Jean C. TempelThe Boston FoundationCoke RefreshmentsCommodore BuildersEdward and Grace FeyThe Gifford FamilyHays Companies of New EnglandLeeAnn and Steven HornerMark and Gail Riggs KelleyMintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.Ruberto, Israel and Weiner, P.C.The Schwartz and The Hahn FamiliesStonehamBankKathleen Vieweg and Barry BergerHomefield Credit UnionCenterplateJanice Corkin Rudolf and John EmeryBruce Enders and Liyu YangJohn and Mitsou MacNeilRasky BaerleinMichael and Cecilia RonconeAlan Stern and Lori TenserRichard and Diana White

Special Thank You To:AE EventsBarefoot Wine & BubblyWinston FlowersGrossman Marketing Group

Zootopia 2016 Host Committee:Robert L. Beal, Co-ChairDave and Jennifer Porter, Co-ChairClaudia U. and James M. Richter, Co-ChairJerry and Kathy Sargent, Co-ChairLorenda Layne, Vice-Chair, Auction ChairRonnie Kanarek, Vice-Chair, Arts CuratorElizabeth Duffy Hynes, Auction Co-ChairGail Riggs KelleyKathy ViewegJana Gimenez, AE EventsElizabeth Sosey, AE Events

Zootopia 2016 Arts Auction Subcommittee:Ronnie Kanarek, Arts CuratorJen BradleyDoris Duncan HowardAnne LewisFrances G. Pratt

Zootopia 2016 Honorary Committee:Mayor Martin J. WalshSuffolk County Sheriff Steven W. TompkinsSpeaker of the House Robert A. DeLeoSenator Linda Dorcena Forry Senator Jason LewisRepresentative Liz MaliaRepresentative Michael DayRepresentative Paul DonatoBoston City Councillor Tito Jackson

American Museum of Natural HistoryAmerica’s Test KitchenAppalachian Mountain ClubTim ArelJamison Arterton and Benjamin Cohen-LeadholmMargaret and Dewey AwadDorothy Barr

Robert BellowsJoanna and John BerubeDevon BlackElizabeth and Tom BoatesBoston Harbor CruisesBoston Lyric OperaBrattle TheatreGilbert BrodskyBronx ZooKevin BrownCalifornia Pizza KitchenMargery and Gordon CarrClinton CavanaughCelebrities for Charity Foundation, Inc.Adrian and Amy ChanChristopher and Whitney CheeverGordon and Andrea ClagettThomas ColesKathryn and Tim ConwayJoseph and Lori CooneyJanice Corkin Rudolf and John EmeryPaul CraigieRyan CummingsTaci Darnell and Tanj GunaratnamDavio’s Northern Italian SteakhouseFrancesco and Cynthia De VitoEdward DohertyMike DrabikDressing Well, Inc.Latoyia and Jesse EdwardsElite Island ResortsSteve EustisThomas and Nicole FeeleyJon FeinmanJan FeinsteinEdward and Grace FeyPeter and Sara FleissHeather FriedmanThomas and Katherine GilbaneMarvin E. Gilmore, Jr.Jana and Tony GimenezDeborah B. Goldberg & Michael Winter, and Evan L.G. WinterMichael and Karen Gorton

Gourmet Caterers Inc.Greg GrintchenkoKate GuedjJean L. GuttmanDr. Martin and Lauren HahnJean and Henry HallKathleen HamiltonLloyd and Linda HammLauren HarrisonHenry and Lee HarrisonCarol HayesHicks Family Charitable FoundationSteven and Jeanine HinternederLeeAnn and Steven HornerNoah Horning and Fiona Lovell HorningDoris HowardRichard and Jane HoweJames HunterElizabeth and Thomas HynesJennifer JensonJetBlue AirwaysJoe’s American Bar and GrillPhyllis and Nathan KalowskiRonnie and Stephen KanarekEric KasenPatricia KatzMatthew and Patricia KeenanMark Kelley and Gail Riggs KelleyMatthew and Christy KeswickHeidi and Michael KiddKen KlipperTeresa KosterMarc and Donna KozinChrissy KratzPatricia Lashoto and Daniel FontanaLatitude Beverage CompanyLorenda Layne and Robert NiblackDr. Anne and Mr. Christopher LewisLimoLiner

Clark Linehan and Alison FroeligerJohn and Julie LinehanChristopher Litterio and Ursula SmithDoug Lober and Ann BitettiNancy LukitshMade By MeRobert MannJoan MarascoKelly MarinoDiane McGillicuddy and Scott ShermanJames and Katherine McHughRyan McKeeJennifer and Bob McMahonJames MellowesMichael MercadanteQuincy and Jenna MillerRichard and Catherine MillmanCharles MorganBenton MoyerDonald NelsonPeter and Cindy NevilleNew Balance CorporationNew England AquariumNew School Of MusicJoshua NeyEd and Anne O’BrienO’Neill and Associates, LLCBruce Osler and Anne Marie JohnsonThe Paint BarJagruti and Rahul PatelWill PearceDavid and Jennifer PorterGauri and Yogesh PunjabiRamblewildPaige and Larry RansfordDavid ReedIlene RichardClaudia U. and James M. RichterJulie Riordan

Peter and Barbara RobertsLucy RobinMichael and Cecilia RonconeSharon and Frank RoopRyan and Noella RourkeRoyal Sonesta BostonSalon R Hair SkinSan Diego ZooJerry SargentLinda and Ronald SavageJenny Sazama, Tim Crellin and Adam Crellin-SazamaCatherine and Larry SchwartzMatthew and Jennifer ShadrickSkywalk ObservatoryMark SmithSpanish Peaks Mountain ClubDr. Steven Spitz and Mrs. Laura SpitzMichael St. PeterMona TaliaferroJean C. TempelThe WilburRichard R. TiseiSuzanne D. TompkinsKatelyn TuckerColin and Olivia Van DykeKathleen Vieweg and Dr. Barry BergerWaverly Oaks Golf ClubElizabeth Wayman and Mike KalinMurray WelchWendy Rose Therapeutic and Intuitive MassageConstance V.R. WhiteWhiting & DavisScott and Lisa WilsonPeter A. WilsonArthur WinnEllen and Peter Zane

Matt and Ellen AlbertKim and Travis AllenAmazon Services LLCJerry AmosAnonymousAnne AprilHoward ArbuckleElaine AshbyKelly AxtellJustin and Kathryn BastinelliAndrew BeachJulie and Bruce Beck GossSamira BeckwithThomas BedettiCristina BedettiBentley Management Group, Inc.Jill Berkowicz and Bob SantoroCraig and Kristen BerryKeith Beveridge and Jane ButlerKaren BirbeckLori BonnetteThomas and Alma BraatenJune BriggsGretchen BrownNatasha BrownAlicia BrownGeorge BrunoPeter and Alexis BundschuhLex BundschuhJames BurkeJulie BurkeCindy BurnsLoretta CarsonEllen CarsonSantina CarusoAnne CavagnaroScott ChandlerEsther ChapmanLisa Letourneau and Leon Chick

Nathan CorriveauPeter CostaDaniel CurrenPatricia and Louis D’AllesandroRobin DamonBao DangValerie DanielsonVirginia DarginSuellen DavidsonGeri DavidsonThomas DaviesJeff DavisLaura DawsonJames DemersJacqueline DickAmy DicksonD.K. D’IppolitoMindy D’IppolitoScott DolphynSarah DonovanDelana Doyle

William DrouinDrs. Helfman, Lasky & AssociatesKevin and Shirleen DuquetteEAC Fitness LLCPaul EdmundsDavid EmusWendy and Thomas EnrightEthel Keesler Gilmour Uribe TrustKirsten Everett and Justin SpragueNicole FarringtonBryn FarringtonRobert FederBenjamin and Miriam Fein-ColeMary and Anna Fernandez-BuehrensAdria FischerEllen FisherHolly FittsLaura FlanaganKristin FoleyLouis J. GargaszJohn and Karla GarrityTeresa and Gerald GartnerJohn GartnerMargaret and David GilmourMonroe and Fern GilmourGina GilmourGoodale’s Bike Shop, Inc.John GoodmanDorothy GreeneDaniel and Janet GriffinFrank and Kathy GrossmanJanna GuerrettePeter and Andrea HackerGeorge HackerPriscilla HamiltonJoyce and Perry HamlynTanya HarbickMr. and Mrs. L. Scott HarvellDavid J. HelfmanBart and Paul HemmerichAlyssa HemmerichLimey HemmerichJohn HennessyTracey HerbertCharles HildrethHollis Pharmacy & General Store

Jonathan Gilmour Memorial Scholarship FundIn April 2006, Franklin Park Zoo lost a cherished family member when former Zookeeper Jonathan Gilmour passed away suddenly at age 29. To honor Jonathan and his commitment to the welfare of animals, the Jonathan Gilmour Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in his memory. The fund was established by Zoo New England with the generous financial support and volunteer leadership from the Gilmour family.

Award winners are ZNE staff members who have been employed by the Zoo for at least one year.

Each May, the Jonathan Gilmour Memorial Scholarship Bike Ride is held in Hollis, N.H. Hundreds of riders celebrate Jonathan’s memory and through the years this Ride has raised tens of thousands of dollars to support the scholarship fund.

Hollis Veterinary Hospital PLLCSamuel HullJoan HullElizabeth M. HutchinsonThe Iredale FamilyKatherine JansenJennings Excavation Inc.Eric JonesMary and John JoyceJennifer KaufmanRobert KeatingPeter KelleherMary KelleyTimothy Kelley and Janet LangLisa KendraSusan KeoughPatricia KingNathaniel KujawskiMaribeth LazichJaime LedererMark LedouxLegislative Solutions, LLCJohn LewickeMark and Cheryl LieblingSara LieblingLoren LieblingBeky LieblingWilliam LowmanLPL FinancialFred and Mille LyfordSumathi MadhureTom MandraKrishna MangipudiDavid and Nancy MardenChris MarinoJoe MasciAppleton MasonMichael J. McCaffreyBrenna McCandlissLynn McDermottKathy McGheeBethany McIvorPete McNamaraJill McWilliamVicki MeagherAngel MercerMs. Sallie MercerSusan MichaelisJulie MichaelsSusan MildrumMartha MobleyNaima MontacerVirginia MorganCarolyn MorganGerrilyn MoriartyDaniel MorinCyndi MorseKrystina MosesEldon and Diane MosesErin MoskunJoAnn MuellerLeah and Shaun MulhollandJustin MulhollandCindy Murray

Barbara NapleChristine NasonDawn NilesJohn NolinLisa NorthMichelle and John O’BrienBeverly O’BrienSharon O’KeefeJean OrlandoSusan OsheaDavid and Frances O’SullivanBenjamin and Karen OuelletteDan OuelletteTom and Betty PanagoulisElizabeth PanagoulisRachelle and Doug PattonPeabody Energy Matching Gifts ProgramMark PelletierBob PelletierBarbara PenningtonWanda PhillipsDr. Hugh PhillisMichael PignatelliJason PlattThelma K. PollardSandra PomerantzScott RandPatrick RiddleDaniel RittJoseph RogersNeil RogersAlison RouxLorin and Nanci RydstromJustin and Jess RydstromMaryann SaccuzzoEmilie SandiferRoger SaundersBrittany SchwartzStephen and Julie Simons

Dorina SmithLoren SoeiroDr. Susan SoeiroRita and Brian SpenceDr. James and Jessica SquiresDouglas St. LaurentRobert StewartSteve SwanJeffrey C. TaylorDiane TetreaultSteven ThomasWilliam and Joyce TilleyDiane TrovatoSheryl TurnerMichael UfnalJudith ValleeSireesha VaranasiAnn VickeryWilliam and Davida WagnerWilliam WalkerChris WaszakLinda WellsGreg and Michelle WhiteKathleen WhiteEdward WigfieldAnne WilburJoey WilsonWingate’s Pharmacy, Inc.Ann WissinkSarah and Suzanne WoodruffSuzanne WoodruffScott WoodruffGeorge and Kathryn WrightsonPei WuYohko YamawakiCharles YoungSusanne Zimmermann and Lucy ChinStephanie Zimmermann

Jessica HoneywellArthur and Eileen HulnickKaty HutchinsonJeannine JackleCheryl JaigobinShelly JaigobinAnjanie JaigobinRachel JakosalemKim and Jeremy KezerKathleen KinaneStephanie KotschwarAshley LaBossiereMatthew LavalleeHeather LawrenceCourtney LawverMyrna LenzJohn and Julie LinehanMatthew LocraftMark LocraftMichael LocraftLombardi GroupMary Beth LudwigEmily LukshaLaurie MacIntoshKristin Mahnke and Daniel DoxzonJennifer Maltese and David MalteseDr. Kenneth MargulisRachel MarkowitzMindy MarkowitzAmanda MarkowitzKimberly MarkowitzAndrew and Linda MarkowitzJessica MarkowitzChantelle MaryuenSamantha MatseyCaitlin McCartan and Daniel SmalleyBryan McClellanLeigh McCloskeyRobert McDougallThe Mead FamilyMikaela MorancyRoisin MorganMichael MoylesDaniel MulhernThomas MurphyGerald MurphyMari and Richard MuscioEvan MuscioMia MuscioDolores MuscioRita Poussaint NethersoleNatalia NicholsonEd and Anne O’BrienFrank O’BrienKelly O’DonnellPriscilla OgrenSharon O’KeefeJean Paul OlmstedLouis and Gail O’MalleyOnly Grace, IncJean OrlandoPatricia OttavianoSunish OturkarAri Pappas

Zoo New England Marathon TeamDavid Cantor, Daniel Doxzon, Mari Muscio, Tom O’Brien, and Matt Stierhof ran in the 2016 Boston Marathon on behalf of Zoo New England and raised over $51,000. Your donations below provided the encouragement and motivation for these brave runners and provided much needed funds to support your local Zoos.

AAZK New England ChapterKim and Travis AllenAnna’s TaqueriaAnonymous (2)Joyce ArcherRachel AriasDavid BarthSusan Bartlett and Patricia GoodJeff BassettElizabeth BeanCaroline BeanChris and Brittany BeaverAlex Becket and Kerri SlavickasJoanna and John BerubeMatthew BettencourtIan Bexson

Bolour AssociatesHope BoundawayRebekah BradfordDru BrannenDr. Rory Browne and Dr. Grace ChangSusan BurkeKaren and Cam BurrowsDavid Canter and Lisa StropeDavid CaronRobbin CaskenetteJulie CavinAnanta and Shilpa ChakravartulaMichelle Chandler and Michael SpanglerThe Cheesecake FactoryRokibul ChowdhuryTherese ColomboPeter ConsentinoAndrew CorsiniKrista CortezKerry CotterMaria CovellsJennifer CurranLucy CzerwinskiRita DaltonLauren DavisMichael DeiblerIrene DeLucaChristina and Elizabeth DemetrioMartin DeRushaJulie DesjardinsTimothy DoxzonAlex DulacNancy Fantom and Hugh DavisErica Farrell and Brian HerbertBryan and Meghan FergusonKaren Burke FoleyFrank Pepe’sTaylor GangaramFelicia GrantLois GreeleyDavid GreenwaldLloyd and Linda HammTanya HarbickSusan HarringtonNora HartiganHarvest Co-op MarketsScott HaxtonCarol HayesCynthia and Tom HildebrandWendy Hirniak

Marca PiehutaMarisa PizzoniaKim PodestaJason PrattSean PuckettMichael QuarantaZaynah QutubuddinPaige RansfordZack and Courtney ReadyCaitlin ReardonRenaissance PropertiesMichele Robichaud and Ahmed KenawyJames and Amy RonemusSujoy RoyEric SantamariaJuan Santos

Sana ShahJared SheehanCathy SinghNick SinghAlan SinghS. Annie Singh WeirPriscilla J. SmithNikki and David SmithAmy and Matthew StahlStar MarketElizabeth StefanMatt StierhofPamela and Harold StierhofJustin StierhofJacqueline StimpsonKatherine Sullivan

Francis TierneyDebra TobinCharles TothJulie TremonteBernard Van OgtropStephanie VeitzJason WangW. Mitchell WardenBrooke and Josh WardropDr. Lyna WatsonMarla White AnthonyPeter A. WilsonLeDon WilsonSarah and Suzanne WoodruffKrystian Zukiewicz

A Wild AffairThank you to all who attended Stone Zoo’s 12th Annual A Wild Affair, a “tasting” event that featured stations hosted by local restaurants and caterers – as well as live entertainment and a silent auction. Proceeds from this event supported the operation and continued growth of Stone Zoo, its education programs and conservation initiatives.

Special Thank You to the 2016 A Wild Affair Sponsors:StonehamBankWeiss FarmSalem FiveIVG HospitalsDr. Ruth MarrionStoneham Ford

5 Wits, Inc.AAA NortheastAlice AbherveBarbara AldrichAll City Screen Printing Inc.Michael AndreottolaAnonymousAnton’s Cleaners, Inc.Susan AppelArtinian JewelryAtria Longmeadow PlaceAstraLunaAutoZoneAvedaBarefoot Wine & BubblyDennis Barrett, Jr.Bay Spirit ToursBayside ResortBedford Jewelers Inc.Erica BegleyDenise BenavidesRysette BerriosBig Picture FramingBilly’s Roast Beef & SeafoodBJ’s Wholesale ClubJames Blum

Bob’s Discount Furniture Charitable Foundation, Inc.BolocoThomas BolusBonefish GrillBoston BruinsBoston CannonsBoston Center for Adult EducationBoston Duck ToursBoston Harbor CruisesBoston MagazineBoston Red SoxPatricia BresnahanBrian BrighentiChristina BrownDr. Rory Browne and Dr. Grace ChangBuffalo Wild WingsBuild-A-Bear Workshop Foundation, IncJulia Burns and Joanna BurnsBurtons Grill of BurlingtonButtonwood Park Zoological SocietyCakeCanobie Lake ParkKevin Cantwell and Kathleen ConaryNeil Carlson and Mary HopperEva CarrollCaryn’s Restaurant & Sports BarCassidy Landscaping LLCMichael and Minola CasulloCentral Animal HospitalCharles River Canoe & KayakHeidi ClementCoffee Tea & MeKathy ConaryDaniel Cottrell, Jr.

Crafty Yankee, Inc.Cranmore Mountain ResortKim Cronin and Joe RyanCupcake CityVittorio and Angela D’AmorePhil DardenoPhilip and Kathleen DardenoDave and Buster’sDel Frisco’s Grille – BurlingtonDel SurDerek DevitoDiane Bonanni, DMDKenneth DiGraziaDockside RestaurantPaul DoironDr. Robert G. AlexanderTeresa DunleavyJason DurrettEcoTariumEdible ArrangementsElite Freestyle KarateElite Island ResortsElizabeth Grady Skin Care SalonsEssex River Cruises & ChartersVictoria and Jerry EvansF1 BostonFaneuil Hall Marketplace Inc.Maureen FarrellTracey FayApril FeeneyPaul FerragamoFerry Street Food and DrinkFlatbread CompanyLindsay FloodMolly Fubel

FuddruckersFuji at AssemblySarah FullerFusion TasteLauren GeraghtyGibson FoundationGloucester Stage CompanyDavid GottshallGourmetGiftBaskets.comGrafton GroupThomas GreeleyJacqueline GreenGroundmasters CorporationGunstock Mountain ResortKurt GustafsonLloyd and Linda HammHampton Inn & Suites by Hilton, Boston- Crosstown CenterHannaford SupermarketHarrow’s Chicken PiesHart’s Turkey Farm RestaurantHawthorne HotelSteven and Jeanine HinternederDavid and Linda Hirschberg

Deborah and John HoganJanice HoughtonDoris HowardEaden HuangHunt’s Photo & VideoHoward HutchinsInnitou Ski Runners of Glen, NHIsabella Stewart Gardner MuseumIsland Creek OystersJacksonville Zoological GardensJennifer Lee’s Gourmet BakeryJetBlue AirwaysJoe’s American Bar and GrillBrandon JonesKarl’s Sausage Kitchen & European MarketKelley Greens Golf CourseKelly’s Roast BeefDianne KennedyBrigid Kenny

KeurigKings Bowl America, LLCDean KoontzMaryann LaCarubbaLady Grace StoresJudith and Mitch LairdLakota BakeryJoseph Lampassi and Melanie SpencerLaser CrazeLatitude Beverage CompanyMichael LeemanLegal Sea FoodsLEGOLAND Discovery Center BostonLEGOLAND-FloridaBetty LeonardLexington Venue Movie TheatreDavid and Lisa LimongielloCharlotte and Sam LiuLost River Gorge and Boulder CavesMarge LoughlinLupinePetMagpie IndustriesMalden Animal HospitalMandarin Oriental, Boston

Francine and Kevin MandevilleNoemi ManlapazMarker 32Dr. Ruth Marrion and Robert HalendaMary Jo Brown FoundationMassachusetts Audubon SocietyMassachusetts Museum of Contemporary ArtMichael Mathews and Elaine MathewsTimothy McAndrew and Jill FeldmanKelly McCahonPatrick McClearyCheryl McLeanKaren MeloMerrimack Repertory TheatreMiddleton Golf CourseMill Falls at the LakeNicole MoceriMohegan Tribal Gaming AuthorityMonkey Joe’s Party & Play Center

Muscular Therapy WorksNaples Zoo at Caribbean GardensNashoba Valley Ski AreaStephanie and Maureen NelsonPaul NessNew England AquariumNew England Coffee CoNew Repertory TheatreNew York Water TaxiKristin NewellPatricia NickersonLaura NixNoodles & CompanyNoosa YoghurtNot Your Average Joe’sNubarOcean Edge Resort & Golf ClubOcean Spray Cranberries, Inc.Joy Olaes Surprenant and Michael SurprenantOld Sturbridge VillageOn the Border Mexican CafeOrganic GardenOriental Trading Company, Inc.Crystal OstroskiP.F. Chang’sShana ParksPaul Revere HousePeabody Essex MuseumElisabeth PeetCathy PenabadTimothy Pepini and Jennifer SeguiMarisel PerezPiantedosi Baking Company, IncPisa PizzaHoward PorterPost 390Providence Bruins Hockey ClubRandy’s Car WashMaureen ReardonAmy RenaudEvelin RoblesCarianne and Paul RocheRock Spot Climbing BostonGrace RoesslerRoger Williams Park ZooAlyce RussoRusso’s Inc.Jeremy Ryan and Cathy AllenSaco Bound Inc.Robert SadowskiConnie SaleenSalem Five BankSalem Wax MuseumSalem Witch MuseumAlicia and Richard SalemiSalon Laura MichaelsA San ClementeSato IIScrubaDub Autowash Centers, Inc.Seasons 52Seasons 52 - JacksonvilleCynthia SharpeShear Madness

Showcase Cinemas WoburnSichuan Garden RestaurantSkywalk ObservatorySpeakEasy Stage Company bSpectacle ManagementMelanie Spencer and Joseph LampassiSpikedSeltzerSquam Lakes Natural Science CenterWesley and Patricia StimpsonKerri StoneStoneham FordStoneham TheatreStonehamBankStory LandSharon StrangeSunStream Hotels & ResortsSwan Boats, Inc.Jill and Marc TapperRobert TassinariTasty Garden RestaurantTavern in the Square, BurlingtonDayle Taylor and Cathy BackryThe Arbors at StonehamThe Art CornerThe BancroftThe Briar GroupThe Butterfly PlaceThe ChateauThe Cosmopolitan of Las VegasThe FireplaceThe Gingerbread Construction CoThe House of Seven GablesThe Institute of Contemporary Art/BostonThe Lyric Stage Company of BostonThe Mary Baker Eddy LibraryThe Museum of ScienceThe Nonantum ResortThe Paint BarThe Preservation Society of Newport CountyThe WatchmakerTides Restaurant & PubAnne Marie and John TierneyPatricia TonerAllan UnderwoodUpper Crust PizzeriaUrban AdventoursVia Lago RestaurantVineyard VinesVisiting Nurse Association of Middlesex-EastW.S. Badger Company, Inc.Wachusett MountainWalt Disney World Co.Karen WeeksDonna WeissWeiss Farms IncWestport Rivers Vineyard and WineryWildlife Education, LTD.Winchester Veterinary GroupXV Beacon HotelYMCA - Melrose Family YMCAMarcy Young

Ales and TailsThank you to all who attended Stone Zoo’s 1st annual beer-tasting event, Ales and Tails. Proceeds from this event supported the operation and continued growth of Stone Zoo, its education programs and conservation initiatives.

A special thank you to all the vendors that supported Ales and Tails!

Abacus DistributingBarefoot Wine & BubblyBerkshire Brewing CompanyCape Ann BreweryClown Shoes BeerCoronado Brewing Co.Downeast Cider HouseGoose IslandIpswich Ale BreweryLagunitasMayflower Brewing Co.Newburyport Brewing Co.Paper City BreweryPeak OrganicRekorderlig CiderSamuel AdamsSeaboard ProductsShock TopSmuttynoseTuckerman Brewing Co.WachusettYuengling

Brew at the ZooThank you to all who attended Franklin Park Zoo’s 6th annual beer-tasting event, Brew at the Zoo, featuring stations hosted by local breweries and restaurants. Proceeds from this event supported the operation and continued growth of Franklin Park Zoo, its education programs and conservation initiatives.

A special thank you to all the vendors that supported Brew at the Zoo!

Abacus DistributingAeronaut Brewing CompanyArtisan Beverage CooperativeBantam Cider CompanyBarefoot Wine & BubblyBaxter Brewing CompanyBerkshire Brewing CompanyBig Elm Brewing

Blue Hills BreweryBlue Moon Brewing Company Boston Beer WorksBoulevard Brewing CompanyBrewery OmmegangBrooklyn BreweryCambridge Brewing CompanyClown Shoes BeerCoronado Brewing CompanyDown the RoadDowneast Cider HouseFar From the Tree CiderFoolproof Brewing Company

HarpoonHopstersIpswich Ale BreweryLagunitas Brewing Co.Long Trail Brewing Co.Mayflower Brewing CompanyMighty Squirrel Mystic Brewery

Narragansett Brewing CompanyNewburyport Brewing CompanyNotch Brewing CompanyOskar Blues BreweryPaper City BreweryPeak OrganicPortico Brewing CompanyRapscallion

Rising Tide BrewerySamuel AdamsSmuttynose Brewing CompanySpikedSeltzerTuckerman Brewing CompanyTwo Roads Brewing CompanyLeinenkugel’sOtter Creek Brewing CompanyAmerican FlatbreadBack DeckDick’s Last ResortHarrows Chicken PiesKind Healthy SnacksKings BowlKrave JerkyMaggiano’s Little ItalyNaked JuiceNature ValleyNola’s Fresh FoodsSeasons 52Taza ChocolateUtz Quality Foods, Inc.Zesty Cookie Co.

UncorkedThank you to all who attended Franklin Park Zoo’s 3rd annual wine-tasting event, Uncorked. Proceeds from this event supported the operation and continued growth of Franklin Park Zoo, its education programs and conservation initiatives.

7Ate9 BakeryAbacus DistributingBarefoot Wine & BubblyBarton & GuestierCabot CheeseCape ClassicsFitVine WineGreenvale VineyardsKings BowlMonikka Collection Noosa YoghurtPlymouth Wine CompanySamuel AdamsSoleil MimosaTaza ChocolateVela Wines

TributesA gift to Zoo New England is an excellent way to recognize someone special to you. Gifts in honor or in memory allow you an opportunity to celebrate an animal loving friend or family member in a truly meaningful way. Unless otherwise specified, these gifts aid the Annual Fund. The person or family recognized by the donation receives a special notification from the Zoo.

In Honor of Caroline Ambrose’s Birthday• Tarah Sanford

In Honor of Beau the Giraffe• LeeAnn and Steven Horner

In Memory of Harambe the Gorilla• Alexander Mitchell

In Honor of Mr. Philip Barden, IV’s 14th Birthday• Theresa Barden

In Memory of Louise Barker• Faith Barker

In Honor of Henry Brill’s Bar Mitzvah• June Leone• Christine Fry

In Memory of Squiggle T. Cat• Laura Glynn

In Honor of Connor Chan’s 4th Birthday• Cathy Vu• Amanda McGrath

In Memory of Erika Charles, The Emporer of the Zoo!• Anonymous

In Honor of Alexander Filandrianos’ Birthday• Deirdre Mulkerrin

In Memory of Sam Sherwood• John and Julie Linehan• Anthony Barsamian• Leonard Levin• Sarah Freeman

In Honor of Sukey Hampson’s Birthday• Diane Waddell

In Honor of Steven Hinterneder• David Bodoh• Mary J. Sparks

In Honor of Mark and Gail Riggs Kelley• Emily McNaughton

In Memory of Margaret V. Krede who loved and understood all animals• Anonymous

In Honor of Jonathan Lewin and Sarah Feil• Dr. Anne and Mr. Christopher Lewis

In Honor of John Linehan’s inspired leadership and educational vision• Kiku Adato

In Honor of Connor Majors’ Birthday• Anonymous

In Celebration of Susan Martin• Mary Atkinson

In Honor of Rowan McCoy’s 4th Birthday• Elizabeth Schariter• Rachel Scheer

In Honor of Clara McGregor’s 2nd Birthday• Carmella Dion

In Honor of Frances Pratt• Harold I. Pratt, Sr. • Harold I. Pratt, Jr.• Frances H. Pratt• Charles Pratt

In Honor of Davidson Quiscalus of the Family Icteridae• Margaret Mariam Rosenthal

In Honor of Stephanie Slusher• Joe Warga

In Honor of Greg Stimpson for his care of all things bright and beautiful• Michele Scavongelli

In Memory of Russ Sylva• Leslie Hoerr• James Hunter

In Honor of the Black Bears at Stone Zoo• John and Mary Ellen Toomey

In Honor of Lauraine Walker• Dr. Anne and Mr. Christopher Lewis

In Recognition of Peter A. Wilson’s Service on the Board of Directors• Anonymous• Joseph D’Arrigo

Exceptional Volunteers

Franklin Park ZooCarol AdlerAdriana Alicea-ArroyoHeidi AmesDanny ArnottConnor BarnesDesire BearupAllison BeattieZohar Ben-GaiJoanna BerubeJanice BielotGee Gee BishopChris BurgessJohn CahillBernice CherfrereErin ConnollyLiam ConnollyAnthony ContrerasJohn ConwayAdam Crellin-SazamaBaylee CurleyJessica DavisKathleen DepierroJonathan DonahueTaryn EatonAdriana EngelsSamantha FedericoLouise FeltonDesiree FlanaganConor FoleyAshley FoxRachel GarnerMegan GetmanJack GlionnaKathy GormanDiana GurvichCourtney HammEirik HansenLucy HarperRachel HarrisNora HartiganCarol HayesJustina HineyMichelle HoblitWilliam HornEileen HulnickEleanor JaynesJahson Jno BaptisteKimberly JohnsonRachael JohnsonJudith KehoeKevin Kesper

Carol KountzKatra LaidlawMegan LangSelina LibermanTheresa LindboeRonaldo ListaStephanie LopezBrett LorangerChelsea LundbladKatherine LuniewiczCaroline LussierPaul LutherAnn Marie MardenJulia MartinJesus MatienzoMorgan MayoBianca Mendez PolancoAlexis MeucciRobert MichaudBonnie MickleKevin MojicaSean MolloyKarla MoralesLindsay NeagleLars NelsonRita Poussaint NethersoleChristine NortonDaniella NovaBrendan O’BrienGail O’MalleyCody OrvikSandra PelkieWilliam Philbin-CrossRachel RaguinHaley RobertsKevin RogersPatricia RogersGailyn RoosletMichael RoppoloSarah RyanNora ScanlanJack ShermanMaia SimpsonLucas StegmanKristen SteinbacherAnna SteinbockMaggie SwansonNicholas SzymczykCiara TaylorBrittnay Wilburn-LindsayEmily Wright

Stone ZooNolan AllenMegan AquavellaJean BergeronDonald BerubeChristopher CadieuxSarah Caldwell-WashburnStephen CaronCharles CliffordJoshua CombestShannon CooperAdam CorzattCatherine CovingtonDanielle DaileyMegan-Louise DragonettiBrendan DuganTaylor FarrellDianne FergusonDante FioreAnna GeislerKimberly GoodwinMarkus HamptonNicholas HansenColleen HeckleyRobert HolmesTracey HynesBrianna LaingCourtney LeblancMegan LoiselleMichelle LoomisMelanie LundbergEmily MacriFran MandevilleKimberly MandryDayna MartinezTherese McNameeCarl Richard MocklerPatrick MoreiraDavid OzunaJeffrey RansomJudith RiessleCourtney RitterAlison SabatelloSally Saunders BrennanRebecca SchneyerMikkaela ScottNeha ShahHarrison ShieldsSyrl SilbermanWilliam SnellAlyssa SpurrCatherine ThapaNicole TranHaley TraversyJames ValenteDeanna VelasquezLeann WestinKatherine WilliamsMariah Wyngowski

Individual Volunteers

Group Volunteers

Franklin Park Zoo501st New England GarrisonA Better CityAmeriCorp and Community Health CorpBank of AmericaBaystate FinancialBentley UniversityBiogenBlue Cross Blue ShieldBoston College Grads Give Back DayBoston Collegiate Charter SchoolBoston University First-Year Student Outreach ProgramBoston University Global Day of ServiceBoston University Pre-Vet and Animal Lovers SocietyCitizens BankCity on a HillCongregational Church of Hollis Youth GroupDedham Country Day SchoolDunkin BrandsEaton VanceEmmanuel CollegeEnglish High SchoolFenway High SchoolFidelity InvestmentsFirst Unitarian Society in Newton Youth Group

Gann AcademyGracenotes Volunteer Committee - Berklee School of MusicHarriet Richards Cooperative House (BU)Katz, Nannis + Solomon, P.C.Keene State CollegeKPMG LLPMassArtMothers for Justice and EqualityMount Wachusett Community College Talent Search Program National Charity LeagueNortheastern University Delta Tau DeltaNortheastern UniversityNortheastern University Circle KPerkin and ElmerProspect Hills Academy Service DaySouth Shore Educational Collaborative TakedaThayer AcademyThe Price CenterTriangle Inc. Turner ConstructionUSS ConstitutionVertexWentworth Institute of TechnologyWheaton Softball LeagueYahoo

In total, 25,614 hours of essential services were contributed by 2,550 individual volunteers, interns, and group volunteers in FY 16.

Stone Zoo501st New England Garrison Big Joe the StorytellerBiogen Boston University Alpha Phi OmegaBoston University First-Year Student Outreach ProgramCub Scouts of StonehamDassault SystemesEmarcFitzemeyer & Tocci AssociatesGann AcademyGlaxoSmithKlineIce Queen CosplayKasperky LabKeurig Green MountainKevin P. Martin & Associates, P.C.National Charity LeagueOracle Inc. PfizerRue La LaSingle Volunteers of BostonStoneham BankTakedaTeamWorks Program (Boston Cares/ AmeriCorps VISTA)USS ConstitutionWilmington United Methodist Church

Fiscal Year 2016 Financial SummaryCondensed Statement of Revenue, Expenses and Change in Net Assets as of June 30, 2016 (in Whole Dollars)

OPERATING REVENUES: Admissions 3,863,798 Concessions Revenue (Net) 250,147 Membership Fees 1,591,751

Total Guest Operating Revenues 5,705,696

Other Operating Revenue 600,977

Total Operating Revenues 6,306,673

Non-Operating Revenues Investment Income 11,275

OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS: State Appropriations 7,900,000 Grants – other governments 1,072,993 Private Gifts – unrestricted 2,137,802 Private Gifts – restricted 496,007

Total other contributions 11,606,802

Operating Expenses(including depreciation of $867,319) 14,401,176

Change in Net Position 3,523,574

Net Position, Beginning of the Year 17,308,676

Net Position, End of Year 20,832,250

Fiscal Year 2016HIGHLIGHTS• In FY 16, Membership revenues brought

in over $1,500,000, marking the fifth year that membership revenue has exceeded more than $1 million, and the second year that revenue has exceeded $1.5 million.

• In FY 16, we conducted 366 school programs, which is 17% more than the 312 programs in FY 15.

• In FY 16, the overall fundraising goals were surpassed by 8.31%. The FY 16 fundraising goal was set at $1,735,590. Funds totaled $1,879,810.

• Zootopia, Zoo New England’s signature fundraising event, experienced another record-breaking year, raising more than $414,408 in revenues in FY 16 compared to $348,000 in revenues in FY 15.

Zoo New England manages Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo on behalf of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and we are grateful to the Commonwealth for its financial support.

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