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THE BOSTON FOUNDATION’S CIVIC LEADERSHIP
Seizing This Moment
DONORS TO THE BOSTON FOUNDATION’S 2021 CAMPAIGN FOR CIVIC LEADERSHIP
$100,000+AnonymousAdvent International CorporationElizabeth and Phillip GrossDwight and Kirsten Poler
$50,000-$99,999Anonymous (2)Josh and Anita BekensteinJane Brock-WilsonThe Chandler FamilySandra and Paul EdgerleyJeff GoreThe Klarman Family FoundationLinda Mason and Roger BrownJill and Niraj ShahRobert L. and Jennifer S. Waldron
$25,000-$49,999Anonymous (5)Amy and David AbramsMichelle and Bob AtchinsonSteven and Deborah BarnesThomas and Lisa BlumenthalRick and Nonnie BurnesCatherine and Paul ButtenwieserKevin and Julie CallaghanAlexi and Steven ConineJohn and Stephanie ConnaughtonBrian and Karen ConwayCummings FoundationMichael and Barbara EisensonDavid and Nina FialkowNathaniel and Laura FooteJames and Audrey FosterChris and Mary Beth GordonBarbara and Amos HostetterEdmund and Margaret IngallsMitch Jacobson and Kathy Howard-JacobsonJampart Charitable TrustJohn Hancock FinancialBarbara KravitzMichael Krupka and Anne KubikJeannie and Jonathan LavineSherry and Alan LeventhalLiberty Mutual FoundationJames and Lois LoberThe Lynch FoundationJack and Elizabeth Meyer
Ronald O’HanleyOne8 FoundationStephanie and Brian SpectorDavid and Louise Weinberg
$10,000-$24,999Anonymous (5)Karen and Jim AnsaraBank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc.Aixa Beauchamp and Thomas MelendezStephen and Alicia BolzeBoston Globe Katherine K. BrobeckMichael and Lisa BronnerCBB FundHoward Cohen and Myra MusicantEileen and John M. Connors, Jr.Jonathan and Margot DavisEastern Bank Charitable FoundationThomas and Gayane EblingPaul EnglishEos FoundationFabian and Suzanne FondriestChris and Hilary GabrieliPaul and Patricia GannonThe Hamilton Company Charitable
FoundationMichael and Susan HazardRobert and Diane HildrethDavid HumphreyLARS Charitable FundAlan and Harriet LewisIan and Isabelle LoringPhil and Ellie LoughlinAnne R. Lovett and Stephen G. WoodsumRichard and Nancy LubinMartin and Tristin MannionKristin and Paul MarcusCarl J. MartignettiWilliam and Ann Marie McCarronChristopher McKown and Abigail JohnsonJane Mendillo and Ralph Earle IIICathy E. Minehan and E. Gerald CorriganRobert S. and Mary Helen MorrisLeslie and Devin O’ReillyTracy and Leon PalandjianSaul Pannell and Sally CurrierElizabeth and Robert PozenPrime, Buchholz & Associates, Inc.
Kristen and Paul ReederJohn and Dorothy RemondiRobert ReynoldsT.J. and Jody RoseMark and Etta RosenDavid and Marie Louise ScudderSidman Family FoundationJohn and Susan SimonRobert Small and Christine OlsenRichard and Susan Smith Family FoundationJill and Michael StanskyC. David Swindell and Gail F. GoodmanThe Trefler FoundationBruce and Kathleen Van SaunLori and E.J. WhelanSteve WymerLinda and Brooks Zug
$5,000-$9,999Anonymous (8)Pam and Bob AdamsBarbara Jane AndersonAndrew ArnottBlue Cross Blue Shield of MassachusettsKatrine BosleyBoston Consulting GroupBoston PartnersBruce J. Anderson FoundationKenneth and Barbara BuntrockWilliam T. BurginElyse D. CherryScott CollinsTodd CronanJeffrey and Dana DavisDenham Capital ManagementRichard and Marcia DeWolfePhyllis DohertyDigger and Susan DonahueThe Drew Company, Inc.Fiduciary Trust CompanyAdam and Claire ForknerGardiner Howland Shaw FoundationRobert and Linda GlassmanCarol and Avram GoldbergLawrence and Beth GreenbergMarjorie and Nick GrevilleAnthony and Brenda HeliesLinda and Jay HooleyCharles and Charlene Hyle
Elizabeth and Woody IvesJohn Hancock InvestmentsJoseph G. Prone FoundationMichael and Martha KeatingPaul and Mary LeeShari and Robert LevitanChuck and Susie LongfieldMassachusetts General HospitalMassMutual FoundationLynn and Patricia MormannNational Grid USAGlenn and Faith ParkerEllen Remmer and Chris FoxKaren F. RichardsRohda Family Charitable FoundationWilliam Schawbel and Judy SamelsonMargaret Schmidt and Kenneth DanilaBinkley and Paula ShortsState Street CorporationHoward and Fredericka StevensonJames M. and Cathleen D. StoneSuffolk Cares Charitable Foundation, Inc.Peter Thorne and Katherine GrossGregory T. TorresGina and Mark Verdi
$2,500-$4,999Anonymous (4)Brown AdvisoryMargaret A. BushGerald and Kate ChertavianEugene and Meredith ClappCommodore BuildersCarol DeaneJohn H. Deknatel and Carol M. TaylorTimothy and Maureen DibblePhilip and Deborah EdmundsonPaul and Betty FranciscoMichael and Linda FriezeDavid and Anne GergenCharles and Anne GiffordRobert GrinbergEdward and Berthe LaddMcCall & Almy, Inc.James and Maureen MellowesHerbert E. Morse and Ellenjoy FieldsMaria MucciRobert and Joan MurrayScott Nathan and Laura DeBonis
Kim and Greg PappasJerry Rappaport, Jr. and Lori RappaportDavid and Sybil RichardsonMark and Marie SchwartzRobert and Jean SheridanScott E. Squillace, Esq. and Christopher
J. GaytonJohn and Nadine SuhrbierEmily V. WadeScott and Jackie Wellman
$1,000-$2,499Anonymous (15)The 1156 FoundationA.W. Perry, Inc.Mohamad and Kecia AliAliad FundAltus Dental Insurance Company FundCarol and Howard AndersonThe Apgar FamilyZamawa ArenasJennifer W. AronsonW. Gerald Austen and Patricia AustenMarta K. BachRobert Bechek and
Elizabeth Freeman BechekJeffrey and Nancy BilezikianBoston Private, an SVB CompanyBunker Hill Community CollegeMark and Sheryl BunkerGordon Burnes and Suzie TapsonJeffrey and Lynda BussgangJim Canales and Jim McCannKatherine Chapman StembergLois and Linc CornellStephanie Dodson Cornell and James CornellNicholas and Gretchen CovinoDonna CowanJohn and Maria CoxSteve Crosby and Helen StriederBelden and Pamela DanielsRobert and Happy DoranThe Druker Company, Ltd.William EdgerlyHarron EllensonJames A. EllisDeborah Ellwood and Andrew DickEnvision FundEvelyn and Robert Pyle Gift Fund
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I have followed the Boston Foundation’s civic leadership for many years—its compelling research, public policy work, and unique power to convene. While my professional life has been in higher education, most recently as the President of Emerson College, civic leadership always has been an essential aspect of my professional and personal identity. I am very fortunate, now, to be able to do full time what I’ve been doing part time for most of my adult life.
The Boston Foundation’s role in our city has evolved to meet the needs of the times since it was founded in 1915. But in 2001, it set off on an entirely new course. Led by my predecessor Paul S. Grogan, the Boston Foundation expanded its mission and became the primary civic leader for Boston and our region—with its influence felt across the country.
Now, the triple pandemic of COVID-19, economic hardship and the very public exposure of the systemic racial disparities that plague our country provides us with an astonishing opportunity to rethink, reimagine and reshape Boston for years—if not decades—to come.
Today, we need extraordinarily strong, committed and collaborative leadership in our public, private, nonprofit and civic sectors to seize this moment and build back better.
I pledge to you that the Boston Foundation will be in the forefront of that charge.
M. Lee PeltonPresident and CEO
Lee Pelton began his tenure as President and CEO of the Boston Foundation on June 1, 2021.
A MESSAGE FROM M. LEE PELTON
Greater Boston depends on the Boston Foundation to lead the way through the most critical issues we face as a city and region. Since March of 2020, that has meant responding to the triple pandemic of the health care crisis and the drive to vaccinate all community members, the economic devastation suffered by those who could least afford it, and the racial reckoning prompted by the murder of George Floyd.
The response to these challenges demanded the full weight of the power of the Boston Foundation’s civic leadership. Through the COVID-19 Response Fund—the first fund to be established in the wake of the pandemic—the Foundation raised and distributed $15 million to nonprofits on the front lines of the COVID crisis. In addition, our donors with Donor Advised Funds have made $34 million in grants to COVID-related work.
Some 50 webinars and other virtual events attracted thousands of participants eager for the release of important research about the effects of the pandemic on health, housing, hunger, education and other essential areas of community of life. Provocative, illuminating reports and conversations also focused on the devastating effects of systemic racism in Boston.
LEADING THE WAY THROUGH THE TRIPLE PANDEMIC
$16.7 MILLIONDISTRIBUTED FROM TBF’S COVID-19
FUNDS SINCE MARCH OF 2020
The Power of Philanthropy Combined with Civic Leadership
$34 MILLIONDONATIONS TO COVID RELIEF FROM TBF DONORS SINCE MARCH OF 2020
10,000 TOTAL REGISTRANTS FOR ONLINE EVENTS
263 NUMBER OF NONPROFITS THAT RECEIVED GRANTS FROM THE FUNDS
50 VIRTUAL WEBINARS AND OTHER EVENTS HELD IN FISCAL YEAR 2021
“One of the first calls I received when
the pandemic hit was from the Boston
Foundation—offering its partnership and
tremendous financial support. Between
its grantmaking and civic leadership,
the Boston Foundation has been central
to the response to COVID-19
in Massachusetts.” Michael Curry
President, Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers
SEIZING THIS MOMENTFor 20 years, the Boston Foundation has been a center of unique partnerships with community members, nonprofits, government, higher education, businesses and others, all working together to make life better for those who struggle most. While we’ve made tremendous progress, we never have faced a moment like this one. An unparalleled and continuing health crisis, a heightened awareness of the challenges experienced by low-income people of color and a renewed movement for civil rights presents us with a once-in-a-generation opportunity to lead the way toward real, measurable, positive change.
The Annual Campaign for Civic Leadership Because of this unique moment, the Annual Campaign for Civic Leadership is more vital than ever. It enables the Foundation and our many partners to have a powerful impact on issues that are critical to improving the lives of Greater Boston’s most vulnerable individuals and families—as well as strengthening the economic competitiveness of our entire region during uncertain, even perilous, times. Opportunities for real, lasting change only come once in a generation. We need to take advantage of this one.
Michael Curry at the Whittier Street Health Center
SUPPORT THIS YEAR’S CAMPAIGN
Every year, hundreds of generous donors make the Boston Foundation’s civic leadership work possible through their donations to the Annual Campaign for Civic Leadership. In 2020-2021, more than 500 individuals, companies and organizations donated to the Fund, supporting our research, virtual forums, communications and public policy work. (See list of last year’s donors on the inside covers of this brochure.)
How to Contribute We hope that you will support the 2021-2022 Annual Campaign for Civic Leadership at the Boston Foundation.
Just tear off and complete the attached reply card and return it in the pre-paid envelope. You can also find out more and donate online by going to tbf.org/civicleadership
Please feel free to contact our Manager of the Annual Campaign, Taylor Garry, to learn more and ask any questions you may have: [email protected] or 617-338-4064.
“As Chair and Vice Chair of the Boston Foundation’s Board of Directors, we are
proud of its role its role as a civic leader for Greater Boston. The Foundation is an
essential community resource in times of emergency, a gathering place for open,
data-based conversations about critical issues—and an organization that is
driven by big ideas and even bigger goals for our city and region.” Linda Mason and T. J. Rose
T.J. RoseVice-Chair
Linda MasonChair
ESTATE PLANNING WITH THE BOSTON FOUNDATION
The Boston Foundation’s expert gift planning
team has worked with an increasing number
of families on their estate planning process
in 2021. As a 106-year-old community
foundation, our work has long been centered
on deploying philanthropic resources from
our Permanent Fund for Boston, which has
been contributed to by hundreds of generous
Bostonians as a part of their legacy planning.
Not only is the Foundation a large and strong
platform for fulfilling long term charitable
goals, we are also exceptionally flexible and
offer customized solutions that reflect your
circumstances and values. To learn more,
please call Emma Penick at 617-338-2340
or Betsy Townsend at 617-338-4158.
tbf.giftlegacy.com.
Thomas FeeleyJudith and John FeltonAndrew and Ana FlasterDaniel Fleishman and Barbara ShapiroFort Point CapitalAllan and Judy FulkersonM. Dozier GardnerBink and Weezie GarrisonJennifer GilbertRosalind Gorin and Matthew BuddPaul S. Grogan and Lauren Louison GroganBarbara and Steve GrossmanKate GuedjJohn and Kathryn HamillHennessy Family Charitable FundHill HollidayOlivia HoblitzelleNancy and Tom HowleyBrian Hyde and Joe FiorelloThe HYM Investment GroupIncome Research + ManagementIra JacksonJ.D. Nelson Charitable Gift FundDr. Jordan S. Ruboy Charitable FundLouis and Marcia KamentskyMartin and Wendy Kaplan Becky Kidder SmithLisa and Roger KrakoffPaul and Mary La CameraJ. Dayne Lamb and Gardner N. StrattonJohn and Nancy LaPannGarrett LariveeBarbara LeggatJo-Ann and Martin LeinwandRobert L. and Judy B. LindamoodLinde Family FoundationWill and Anastasia LymanEdward and Sydell MastermanJanice and Bill McCallKevin McCallRobert MeenanJ. Keith and Angela MotleyFrannie and Ben MoyerNAIOPJudith ObermayerStephen and Cynthia O’BrienKim Ogden and Frank HuntowskiO’Neill and Associates
Robert and Elizabeth OrgelJoan PereraRobert A. and Veronica S. PetersenKevin and Anne PhelanReverend Diana W. PhillipsPlimpton Shattuck FundLarry and Valerie PostWilliam and Helen PoundsDaniel J. RaizenAbby and Gene RecordSteven Reny and Audrey Epstein RenyRINET Company, LLCJill and Mitchell RobertsPaul and Ann SaganJim and Mimi SegelMalcolm and Barbara ShermanCharles E. and Deana M. ShirleyKate and Raleigh Shoemaker Jr.Alex ShortsSLH Charitable FoundationSherley SmithAlan and Susan SolomontHelen and Joe SoussouDavid F. and Patricia R. SquireCraig and Lynne StandishMichael and Nancy TookeRenata von TscharnerJ.H. and Carolyn K. WaltonPhilip N. Warburg and Tamar R. WarburgC.A. WebbBenaree P. and Fletcher H. WileyJudy and George WilsonJ. David WimberlyLynda Wood
Up to $999Anonymous (12)Jon Abbott and Shari MalynAccuRoundsMark and Karen ArchambaultEvelyn BarahonaAnthony and Jacqueline BaudanzaJames C. BeckJeannie and Henry BectonNancy BenchoffThomas Bentley and Allison StokesKevin BolducDonald Bookstein and Helene GarberBove & Langa, P.C.
William and Angela BramanAdam and Crystal BrembergerThabiti A. BrownMary BukaBurns & McDonnell FoundationHillary BurrCary and Helga BussemaVanessa Calderón-Rosado, Ph.DKatherine CanfieldJames CarneyMargaret W. CaseyCharles Street A.M.E. ChurchSally ClappA. Richard CohnRobert Cooper and Miriam LeeserDonna CupeloJ. H. Daingerfield and Constance R. PerryAndré and Marilyn DaneshCorey DavisHolbrook R. DavisCharles Y. DeknatelDenterlein WorldwideLynn DePippoCharles DesmondRuth DinermanRobert and Tara DonnellyR.J. DonofrioMicaila DonovanMichael Douvadjian and Lynne BrainerdCarol and Robert DuttonDavid W. and Marion EllisCharles and Katherine EngleEllen EpsteinEviefAndrew and Schlonge FarrowMichael L. Fay and Carol L. BuckleyTimothy FinleyTom and Carla FortmannBarbara Freedman Wand and Mitchell WandSusan Y. FriedmanNina FrusztajerBeth and John GamelTaylor GarryLeigh GasparGeneral RE CorporationBob Giannino and Cameron RushStephanie GilardoPeter and Sally Gimber
Rev. Gregory Groover, Sr.Elizabeth HalpinPhebe D. HamDavid and Betsy HarrisMegan Hathaway FoyDaphne HatsopoulosAnn HigginsPetie HilsingerBarbara HindleyPamela and Ken HurdPreble JaquesPatrick and Shelsey JohnsonRobin and Tripp JonesBarbara KeezellHeather Coulter KempAfarin KetabiJonathan KeyesRona KileyLindsey KoselKersten LanesGeorge Langer and Karen WiseMary Kay Leonard and
Richard W. ValachovicMartin Liebowitz and Mary M. LassenRussell and Barbara LurveyKeith A. MahoneyJohn Malarkey and Pauline O’LearyAntoniya MarinovaBrendon MasonRuth A. MattsonLaura McConaghy and Ky WinbornTed and Rachel McEnroeJames F. and Katherine S. McHughAmber MercerMyechia Minter-JordanMatthew NevillBill Nigreen and Kathleen McDermottRadhames NovaThomas L. P. O’DonnellVincent F. O’DonnellLauren PalmerElizabeth PauleyEmma PenickAdrienne PentaRoss and Anne PerryColette A. PhillipsMargery and Mark PierceyJoshua Pinnolis
Hanson ReynoldsMarie E. RobertsJames Davitt RooneyElizabeth SaltonstallAnthony M. Sammarco and
Cesidio L. CedroneCarole SchlessingerHelen Chin SchlichteWilliam H. SchmidtStacie SearsJeremy SeegerAmy Sennett and Daniel KohRabbi Lori Shaller and Matthew PelikanDaniel I. ShermanJane and Ben SiegelEllen L. SimonsKenneth J. SissonGary and Lynne SmithJulie Smith-BartoloniDavid SneadGail SnowdenNeil SoskinWilliam and Christine SpecialeMicho SpringStephen F. Ober Memorial FundJessica SullivanMelissa SydneyPeter and Laurie ThomsenPaul F. TonerGalia TraubLoren Van AllenAlfred and Marta Van RanstWilliam WalczakStephanie WardRobert WeinsteinJeanne WeinzierlJean and William WhitneyKatherine B. WinterMarshall and Katharine WolfHoward L. WolkPatricia and Douglas WoodlockAlbert and Judith ZabinSasha Zuflacht
DONORS TO THE BOSTON FOUNDATION’S 2021 CAMPAIGN FOR CIVIC LEADERSHIP continued
75 Arlington Street Boston, MA 02116 617-338-1700 www.tbf.org
SENIOR STAFF
M. Lee Pelton President and CEO
Leigh Gaspar Vice President and Special Assistant
to the President and CEO
Kate Guedj Senior Vice President and Chief Philanthropy Off icer
Orlando WatkinsVice President for Programs and Chief Program Off icer
Imari Paris Jeffries Executive Director, King Boston,
and Senior Advisor to the President and CEO
Jane Dixon Vice President, Human Resources
Keith A. MahoneyVice President of Communications
and Public Affairs
Alfred F. Van Ranst Chief Financial Off icer
George Wilson Chief Investment Off icer
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Zamawa ArenasAndrew G. Arnott
Vanessa Calderón-RosadoElyse Cherry
Brian J. ConwayPam Eddinger
Betty Francisco Paul C. Gannon
Paul W. LeeLinda A. Mason
ChairDr. Myechia Minter-Jordan
J. Keith Motley Peter Nessen
Ronald P. O’HanleyTracy Palandjian
Dwight Poler T.J. RoseVice Chair
Scott E. Squillace, Esq.Kate WalshC.A. Webb
M. Lee Peltonex off icio
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