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Seventh Grant Cycle JUNE 2, 2020 CONNECT EDUCATE TRANSFORM Our mission is to engage women in philanthropy and collectively fund transformational grants for nonprofit organizations serving Westchester.

2020 HIGHLIGHTS CONNECT • Recruited 342 members, including 81 new members • Inspired 58% of our members to be actively engaged in our grant cycle • H osted eight information sessions across the county, including four Women in Business events • Continued to grow membership base throughout Westchester County • Welcomed new recruits at our second “New Members Only” event • L aunched Impact Xtra to bring members and friends together for unique social and cultural events in art, organic/sustainable farming and meditation • Recognized in 914INC’s “Best in Business Awards” for Excellence in Nonprofit • N amed one of the “5 Women’s Organizations You Should Get Involved with in Westchester County” by Westchester Magazine • F eatured in 914INC, Scarsdale Inquirer, Yonkers Times, Yonkers Rising, The Inside Press and Westchester County Business Journal • Promoted our Impact at Business Council of Westchester events • Honored at Westchester Parks Foundation Gala with Community Partner Award EDUCATE • Hosted 73 nonprofit organizations at our fall Information Session • U pgraded quality of grant applications with coaching at Pitch Days and Full Proposal workshops • Received 45 Letters of Inquiry from nonprofits • Requested 24 Full Proposals • Awarded our second Focus Area Grant to address member selected priority, food insecurity • Evaluated applications through in-depth Finance Committee due diligence • Brought members and experts together for Raise Your Nonprofit IQ, Conversations with Experienced Nonprofit Leaders and Take the Mystery Out of Nonprofit Financial Reporting panel discussions TRANSFORM • Awarded over $1.8 million to Westchester nonprofits since our founding • Granted $342,000 to Westchester nonprofits in 2020 • Planned and executed four community service projects through Hands-On committee • Promoted volunteering and donations through our WishList program for 2019 Full Proposal applicants 2

Welcome IMPACT100 WESTCHESTER What a cycle this has been! Our 7th grant cycle found us in a completely changed landscape as COVID-19 spread across our community, affecting both our members and the Nonprofits that serve Westchester. Ordinarily, this is the time when we gather as a full membership and celebrate an amazing year filled with member participation and generosity. This year we cannot celebrate in person, but we can toast to an inspiring cycle in which over 80 percent of our membership voted to shift our grant giving and award 12 Core Mission Grants to our Nonprofit Community. These awards make a difference in the lives of so many Westchester residents, continuing our commitment to “Give Where You Live”. Our shift in giving allowed us to continue our goals of making stronger connections between our members and the Nonprofit community, providing greater support to our grantees at a time when the need was greater than ever. A heartfelt thank you for your hard work, participation, and dedication. Let’s toast together to many more years of CONNECTION EDUCATION TRANSFORMATION 3

Before you vote... WE ARE AWARDING 12 CORE MISSION GRANTS The award can be used in ANY MANNER that the Nonprofits feel is consistent with fulfilling their Core Mission. The use may not be innovative, but nevertheless vital to the survival of the organization. THOUGHTS TO CONSIDER • The Grant will raise awareness of this Organization • Individuals served are Westchester Residents • Programs(s) address needs in Westchester • Broad and /or deep impact for clients served • Will support the principles that guide the organization's vision, culture and overall philosophy. Particularly in this current environment, Impact100Westchester is proud to support Westchester Nonprofits. 4

2020 GRANT CYCLE For our 2020 Grant Cycle, we are proud to have 342 members and will award $342,000! Each year, the size of our grant fund is determined by the size of our combined membership donations. Grant finalists are selected via a membership-run review and evaluation process. Grantees are chosen by a vote of the full membership. ✦ Twelve Core Mission Grants: • Six $30,000 • Six $24,500 ✦One $15,000 Focus Area Grant to an organization that supports Food Insecurity. (Awarded TBD) ✦F our $4,000 Focus Area Grants to the other Finalists (Awarded TBD) FINALIST NAME #1: MORE INFO FINALIST NAME #2: MORE INFO FINALIST NAME #3: MORE INFO FINALIST NAME #4: MORE INFO FINALIST NAME #5: MORE INFO FINALIST NAME #6: MORE INFO FINALIST NAME #7: MORE INFO FINALIST NAME #8: MORE INFO FINALIST NAME #9: MORE INFO FINALIST NAME #10: MORE INFO FINALIST NAME #11: MORE INFO FINALIST NAME #12: MORE INFO 5

NEW FOR THE 2020 GRANT CYCLE: $15,000 Focus Area Grant—Arts & Culture In addition to our Transformational and Core Mission Grants, this year we awarded a Focus Area Core Mission Grant of $15,000 to an Arts & Culture nonprofit organization serving Westchester. The Focus Area Grant was created to recognize the importance of supporting the core mission, the programs and services, of a specific category of Westchester nonprofits. Arts & Culture was selected for this cycle because local arts organizations enhance the lives of many Westchester residents and an NEWorganization in this focus area has not received a Transformational Grant from Impact100. ✦ 25 Arts & Culture nonprofits submitted applications ✦ A specific grant review committee used Impact100’s mission to evaluate the applicants ✦ F ive finalists were selected and presented to the full membership for a vote ✦ A web-based voting application allowed women to learn about the finalists and then cast their votes Thank you to the Finalists! Clay Arts Center, Music Conservatory of Westchester, Prison Communities Intl., The Picture House Regional Film Center, Steffi Nossen Dance Foundation. NEWImpact100 looks forward to selecting a new focus area for the 2020 Grant Cycle and continuing to support the core missions of Westchester nonprofits! Grant Recipient: Name of Recipient Info about recipient “ ”Caption?. “ ”Caption?. 6

2020 Grant Cycle Board Secretary EXECUTIVE BOARD Treasurer Jane Petty Co-Presidents Laura Rotter Vice President Membership Liaison Samantha Schwam Vice President Technology Laura Stone Dawn Hoesterey Roberta Shapiro Vice President Nonprofit Outreach Blakely Brodbeck Advisory Council COMMITTEE CHAIRS Compliance Susan Bloom* Finance Amelie Kraus* Michelle Coleman* Melinda Ganeles Technology Membership Ann Kilbourne Susan Newman Liz Silverstein GRANT REVIEW COMMITTEE CHAIRS Ali Abrahms Debbie Farfel Linda Forman Julie Gerstein Susan Levy Joanna Liebman Wendy Lubkin Beth Lyons Margo Ratafia Bonni Stanley Rachel Rader Liz Zimmerman Communications SERVICE COMMITTEES Events/Annual Meeting Caryl Hahn Education Caryl Hahn Tobi Schmidt Debbie Heidecorn Judith Fields Focus Area Grant and Jamie Jensen Hands-On Nonprofit Advisory Grant Follow-Up Lisa Eisenstein Anita Borkenstein* Michelle Coleman* Susan Bloom* Impact Xtra Nominating Nonprofit Outreach Sharon Douglas* Sharon Douglas* Danielle DeMaio Cindy Musoff Deborah Silverman 7 *Past President

IMPACT100 WESTCHESTER Our History The Impact100 model of women’s collective NEW giving originated in Cincinnati in 2001 when photos Wendy Steele mobilized her friends and business associates to promote collective philanthropy among women. She recruited 100 women to donate $1,000 each and, together, they funded a $100,000 Transformational Grant for a dental clinic for the homeless. To date, over $55 million has been awarded by Impact100 groups worldwide to fund local needs. Currently there are 52 Impact100 chapters including Australia and London! Impact100 Westchester was founded in 2012 by Sharon Salomy Douglas. Inspired by her college friend who was affiliated with Impact100 Philadelphia, Sharon's enthusiasm for bringing women's collective giving to Westchester was contagious. Before long, the first Impact100 Westchester grant cycle was underway with 132 members. In our 7th grant cycle, we have awarded over $1.8 million! As our membership grows, we increase our ability to support Westchester nonprofits and achieve significant change in our communities. 8

Me20m20bers Aberman, Amy Bohrer, Betsy Coleman, Michelle* Abrahms, Ali Bolen, Janet Conte, Meredith Abram, Barbara Borg, Jane Copeland, Lisa Adams, Sheneekra Borkenstein, Anita* Cushman, Tammy Adler, Vicki Borkenstein, Shelby Cutler, Ellen Anderson, Julie Boxer, Melissa Cutler, Nova Angel, Linda Braun, Beth Cvern, Mindy Arditi, Diane Bregman, Lynn Daniello, Christa Aresty, Rosanne Breitbart, Jodi Davidson, Christie Arnold, Audrey Broda, Debbie Davies, Tracey Baer, Melissa Brodbeck, Blakely deLaurentiis, Maria Elena Baldwin, Alicia Brooks, Eve Romagnolo Banks, Donna Brown, Celia DeLeo, Francesca Barest, Amy Buchmueller, Pam DeMaio, Carolyn Barnett, Beth Cadoff, Jennifer DeMaio, Danielle Becker, Marjorie Camerino, Vicki DeMarrais, Jennifer Beinhacker, Michelle Cameron, Meg DeMatteo, Darci Berger, Annie Cappellano, Michele Dobosh, Gail Berman, Debra Carey, Lauri Doheny, Deirdre Breen Berman, Rebecca Casey, Monica Douglas, Sharon * Berman-Goldstein, Marcy Cohen, Claire Drozdov, Victoria Bernstein, Audrey Cohen, Ellen Hoffer Dubitsky, Pamela Bernstein, Helen Cohen, Michelle Dugoff, Rachel Bialo, Kate Cohen, Myra Dulman, Ilene Bilski, Tracey Cohlan, Joanna Eickelbeck, Michelle Blackwell, Sasha C. Colao, Andrea Eisenberg, Pam Bloom, Susan * Coleman, Hannah Eisenstein, Lisa Bloom, Talia Coleman, Lizzie Engerran, Julie Blum, Leslie Coleman, Lois Epstein, Karen Schub *Past President Founding Member 9

2020 MEMBERS Ezratty, Jacqueline Goodman, Jaime Husted, Elizabeth Falk, Mindy Gordon, Courtney Hyman, Jill Falk, Stephanie Granoff, Ellen Doherty Ifshin, Alicia Farfel, Debbie Greenberg, Fran Ifshin, Noelle Fedele, Gina Greenberg, Sherrie Ilan, Ella Fein, Jeanette Greene, Alison Israel, Jaclyn Feldman, Lisa Greene, Lori Jacob, Sharon Feuer, Marcia Greenfield, Tracey Mannheimer Fiedler, Lizabeth Greenhouse, Linda Jensen, Jamie Fields, Judith Greenspan, Jill Johnson, Carolina Fischer, Randee Gronquist, Barbara Jaramillo Flanagan, Adrienne Grossman, Dianne Jureller, Susan Flanagan, Lee Gutterman, Janet Karp, Liz Susman Flynn, Lucy Hahn, Caryl Katz, Helene Fogel, Jeanne Harary, Cathy Kaufer, Margaret Forman, Linda Harelick, Linda Kesten, Alisa Frankel-Stein, Pam Hawkins, Sharon Kilbourne, Ann Fuirst, Sue Hayles, Carol Klatzky, Antoinette Ganeles, Melinda Heidecorn, Debbie Klein, Jodi Ganeles, Victoria Herrero, Marie Klein, Rosanne Geoghegan, Katherine Herz, Phyllis Klestadt, Barbara Gershik, Regina Ho, Angela Koch, Leslie Pechman Gerstein, Julie Hochman, Lisa Kotval, Anahaita Gilligan, Janice Hoesterey, Dawn Kramer, Tina Gisbert, Jeanette Hoesterey, Emma Kraus, Amelie * Glascott, Deirdre Hoesterey, Marybeth Kreinik, Nancy Goldberg, Jamie Horowitz, Randee Kreinik, Stacey Goldberg, Lisa Howland, Dinah Kreisberg, Amy Goldfarb, Leslie Hudson, Kate Kreisler, Randi Goldstein, Tatiana Hunt, Cheryl Kremenezky, Tina Krensky, Linda 10 *Past President Founding Member

2020 MEMBERS Kriss, Amy Marmon, Harriet Pollak, Lou Kurian, Anju Matthews, Sarah Rabina, Jen Kurzer, Diane Maxwell, Gabrielle Rader, Rachel Landes, Aileen Mayer, Daniella Radin, Erika LaPerch, Deborah McSherry, Sheryl Radvany, Jeanne LaPerch, Katherine Mendell, Leslie Berger Raho, Barbara LaPorta, Christine Miller, Ellen Ratafia, Margo Lee, Dina Miller, Laura Reisner, Debbie Lee, Dora Mitchell, Elisabeth Reynolds, Lillian Lee, May Monroe, Julie Rieger, Heidi Lefkowitz, Clarissa Montgomery, Pamela Roden, Susan Lehrer, Eileen Morgridge, Carrie Romita, Katy Leibman, Mimi Morris, Jennifer Rosen, Cathy Levine, Audrey Musoff, Cindy Rosewater, Mary Levy, Susan Musoff, Dani Rossi, Laura Levy, Vivien Musoff, Jamie Roth, Jodi Lewis, Margie Myers, Susan Roth, Susan Liddy, Christa Nathanson, Tracy Rothman, Amy Liebman, Joanna Nebhan, Jean Rothschild, Debbie Lilienfield, Claire Neuberger, Tracey Rothstein, Elizabeth Troop Lilienfield, Laura Newman, Susan Rothstein, Hannah Litt, Ellen Niedzielska, Dana Rotskoff, Lori Lombardi, Kate Stone O'Connell, Jamie Rotter, Laura London, Loretta O'Connor, Kim Rovner, Laurie Lowry, Diane Okun, Lori Rubin, Wendy Lubkin, Wendy Patalino, Margaret Rubinstein, Margot Lyons, Beth Paul, Alison Sadowski, Joy Dicker Mack, Susan Petty, Jane Salice, Bridget Markhoff, Nancy Philip-Kaufteil, Lynn Salice, Regina Marlowe, Janine Polemeni, Madeleine Salice, Sarah 11 *Past President Founding Member

2020 MEMBERS Salice, Susan Smith, Joanne Salzarulo Weinstein, Eileen Samberg, Sandy Sobel, Lynn Weinstein, Margery Schmidt, Tobi Sokol, Jennifer Weintraub, Allison Gilbert Schoen, Jessica Solomon, Abbey Weisholz, Lauren Schoen, Melissa Sommers, Gerri Weiss, Andrea Schulman, Miriam Sonet, Ellen Miller Wharton, Philippa Schuring, Katarina Sontag, Heidi Wilson, Sharon Schwam, Samantha Sontag, Jocelyn Winkelstein, Nancy Schwartz, Susan L. Spector, Marlene Wolfe, Elisabeth Schwebel, Alyce Schwartz Spiegel, Stephanie J Wolfe, Hope Scully, Caroline Stanley, Bonni Yaffie, Alison Segal, Debra Starker, Farrel Yaspan, Ann Seife, Donna Steinberg, Alana Zaborowsky, Joan Shapiro, Dina Stewart, Lorie Zadek, Beth Shapiro, Roberta Stone, Laura Zeidel, Robin Sheindlin, Nicole Strauss, Elisa Zimmerman, Liz Shiffman, Debbie Strug, Elyssa Zimmermann, Wendy Shipp, Veronica Stuzin, Nancy Shmerler, Cindy Swartz, Melissa *Past President Shoulberg, Nina Taber, Andrea Founding Member Siegel, Abby Taub, Nancy Siegel, Jodi Thomas, Hilary Silk, Robin Traverso, Amy Silverman, Bonnie Turell, Shari Silverman, Deborah Turner, Tracy Silverstein, Becky Veron, Jane Silverstein, Liz Vickery, Elizabeth Sklar, Vivian Vieselmeyer, Elisabeth Sloane, Michele Waldman, Rochelle Smith, Deborah Weinreb, Margie 12

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Our Impact TRANSFORMATIONAL GRANTS NEW GROUNDWORK HUDSON VALLEY—LAWRENCE STREET PLAYGROUND Our early support for this community playground enabled Groundwork HV to attract additional funding for their transformational vision of a greenway linking NYC to downtown Yonkers. NEW COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES—GOOD REASONS DOG TREATS Our grant enabled Good Reasons (a social enterprise producing dog treats and a mission to integrate people with developmental disabilities into a supportive work environment) develop a strategic marketing plan. This resulted in more people with disabilities attaining employment and receiving vocational training, developing communication skills, and gaining independence. Plus, Good Reasons saw an increase in dog treat sales by 22 percent over the previous year! 14

HANDS-ON PROJECTS CORE MISSION GRANTS MY SISTER’S PLACE—CAT PROJECT PACE WOMEN’S JUSTICE CENTER— For over 40 years, MSP has been working to WALK-IN LEGAL CLINIC end domestic violence and human trafficking in With our grant, Pace Women's Justice Westchester. Our grant to “Challenge Abuse Center (PWJC) opened its new through Technology” has totally transformed the office and walk-in legal clinic to serve way they operate and will continue to transform survivors of domestic violence, sexual the lives of those they serve. assault and elder abuse in June, 2018. The clinic has fueled growth, allowing NEW• Phones, a vital source of help for those in crisis, PWJC to expand their services by more now have the flexibility of Voice Over Internet than 20%. They are on track to serve Protocol (VoIP) technology so clients can be in touch no matter where MSP employees are. NEWalmost 700 clients this year! • A revamped website is streamlined, easier to YONKERS PARTNERS IN navigate and enhanced with texting options. EDUCATION—COLLEGE ZONE • C lients can now be connected to support and A new and improved space to prepare high school students for college success safety via remote video-conference connections. opens soon! • T he use of video and webinars is greatly NONPROFIT WISHLIST expanding the reach to new clients Check our website for a Wishlist WESTCHESTER PARKS FOUNDATION— of requested items and CAMP MORTY PAVILION volunteer opportunities. Camp Morty provides a free week of sleepaway summer camp for up to 500 children from homeless HANDS-ON IMPACT shelters, group homes and the foster care system. Projects were completed Due to a shortage of covered space, camp activities in support of last year’s need to be curtailed in poor weather. With the new pavilion, even during inclement weather, campers grant finalists. will be offered drama, arts & crafts and other ‘indoor’ activities in age and gender appropriate groups. The new Camp Morty Pavilion will be ready for this NEWcamp season! 15

2020 FULL PROPOSAL Mission Statements Ability Beyond www.abilitybeyond.org Our mission is to provide programs and services for people with autism, physical and developmental disabilities and mental illness. We envision a world in which people with disabilities can live to their full potential, achieving independence, personal success and quality of life within the community of their choice. ACDS, Inc. www.acds.org ACDS Westchester provides special education instruction and related services, including speech, physical, and occupational therapy, and counseling for children, ages 3 through 5, with autism and other intellectual and developmental disabilities who reside within the 23 school districts of Westchester County. Cerebral Palsy of Westchester www.cpwestchester.org CPW’s mission is to advance the independence, productivity, and full citizenship for people with cerebral palsy and other disabilities. They serve over 1,500 children and adults annually, providing them with a more extensive array of programming than they can get anywhere else in Westchester. Children’s Environmental Literacy Foundation www.celfeducation.org The mission of Children's Environmental Literacy Foundation is to establish sustainability as an integral part of every child's K-12 learning experience. Education for sustainability is a teaching methodology that develops critical thinking skills necessary to understand complex, interconnected issues. 16

2020 FULL PROPOSAL MISSION STATEMENTS Clocktower Players Inc. www.clocktowerplayers.com Clocktower Players enriches the community through live theater by providing a dynamic environment to foster creative expression, champion diversity & empower youth to achieve success onstage and off. We seek to build community through theater performed by local talent and attended by neighbors, family, and friends. We believe that inclusion of diverse cultures is a powerful agent of social betterment for the community. Community Resource Center www.crcny.org Founded in 1998 to empower and integrate new immigrants in Westchester. We aim to provide the tools to prepare new immigrant and low- income families to become self-sufficient and active members of the community. Endeavor Therapeutic Horsemanship Inc. www.endeavorth.org Endeavor Therapeutic Horsemanship Inc.’s mission is to empower individuals with a broad range of special needs by providing the highest quality equine-assisted activities and therapies in an inclusive and welcoming environment. Family Services of Westchester (FSW) www.fsw.org FSW provides mental health and social services that strengthen and support families, children and individuals at every stage of their lives. With 50 innovative programs, FSW serves 30,000 individuals annually in Westchester County, New York. 17

2020 FULL PROPOSAL MISSION STATEMENTS Girls Inc. of Westchester County www.GirlsIncWestchester.org Girls Inc. of Westchester County is a youth development agency that delivers pro-girl programs during and after school at schools throughout Westchester County. Our mission is to inspire all girls to be strong, smart and bold. Greenburgh Nature Center www.greenburghnaturecenter.org The Greenburgh Nature Center’s mission is to ignite passion, curiosity, and respect for our natural world. The Greenburgh Nature Center’s vision is to be a leader in the region for environmental education and best sustainable practices, while providing enriching hands-on visitor experiences and a venue for community activities. Greyston Foundation Inc. www.greyston.org Greyston creates thriving communities through the practice and promotion of Open Hiring. They address some of the most dynamic and disruptive issues facing our country today—inequality, poverty, and recidivism— through human capital innovation and holistic support services. Hope Community Services, Inc. www.hopecommunityservices.org Since 1984, HOPE has grown to become the largest emergency Food Pantry and Soup Kitchen in the region. HOPE Community Services has expanded its services to meet the needs of its diverse client population, including clothing, language skills, emotional support, immigration services and other daily necessities. 18

2020 FULL PROPOSAL MISSION STATEMENTS Hudson Valley Community Services (HVCS), Inc. www.hudsonvalleycs.org Hudson Valley Community Services’ mission is to promote prevention and wellness for all people, to encourage life-affirming decisions maximizing quality of life, and to coordinate care for those living with complex health conditions. Human Development Services of Westchester www.hdsw.org Human Development Services of Westchester (HDSW) is a social service organization providing quality behavioral health, rehabilitative, health, residential and community stabilization services in Westchester County. Human Development Services of Westchester is dedicated to empowering the individuals and families we service to achieve self-sufficiency. Mental Health Association (MHA) of Westchester www.mhawestchester.org The mission of The Mental Health Association of Westchester (MHA) is to promote mental health through advocacy, community education and direct services. Mount Vernon Neighborhood Health Center Inc. www.mvnhc.org Mount Vernon Health Neighborhood Health Center works to extend equally to all, regardless of their ability to pay, comprehensive health services of the highest quality in an atmosphere of humane care, dignity and respect; to promote and protect, as both innovator and advocate, the health and well- being of our clients, patients and members of our surrounding communities. 19

2020 FULL PROPOSAL MISSION STATEMENTS Port Chester Carver Center www.carvercenter.org The Carver Center is a community learning center that provides services for Port Chester residents at all ages and stages of life; we aim to build brighter futures by serving, educating and empowering families in our community. The Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle www.bgcnr.org BGCNR has provided a safe, structured, and positive environment for almost 90 years. Our mission is to enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. Today’s Students Tomorrow’s Teachers www.tstt.org Today’s Students, Tomorrow’s Teachers (TSTT) has been identified as one of the leading innovative career development programs in the U.S. that prepares students for college and rewarding careers in the teaching profession. Its mission is “To recruit, mentor, and train culturally-diverse and economically-challenged students from high school through college and place them as effective teachers and committed leaders who strengthen schools and communities.” Westchester Arts Council dba ArtsWestchester www.artswestchester.org Our vision is of a Westchester in which every man, woman and child can explore his or her creative impulses; where the arts are accessible to every sector of society and are an educational priority in our schools; where opportunities for artists are plentiful; where public art is fundamental to the landscape and cityscape; and where a new generation can use the arts as a window to the world 20

2020 FULL PROPOSAL MISSION STATEMENTS Westchester Medical Center Foundation www.westchestermedicalcenter.org/foundation Westchester Medical Center Foundation was established in 1999 to support Westchester Medical Center’s (WMC) mission to “provide the highest quality care for all residents of the Hudson Valley regardless of ability to pay”. WMC recognizes that to impact population health, hospitals must be an active part of the community, tackling the social determinants of health. Westmoreland Sanctuary www.westmorelandsanctuary.org Our Mission is to secure and preserve land for the enjoyment and enrichment of all through environmental education and conservation program. Westmoreland offers a variety of environmental education, conservation and recreational programs and events serving nearly 15,000 visitors every year. Through these facilities and programs Westmoreland encourages a deeper understanding and engagement with nature and our environment. Young Women's Christian Association of Yonkers, Inc. www.YWCAYonkers.org The YWCA of Yonkers is committed to the national mission of eliminating racism and empowering women. The vision of the YWCA of Yonkers is to also empower the whole person. We are committed to establishing programs that support upward mobility, intergenerational interactions, physical, mental and spiritual health and wellness. YWCA White Plains & Central Westchester www.ywcawpcw.org The YWCA White Plains & Central Westchester is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all. It is the largest provider of supportive housing for low- income women in New York State and the only provider in Westchester County. 21

Where Do YourMembership Dollars Go? Of each member’s $1100 donation, $1000 directly funds grants. The remainder goes to the operating fund to cover essential administrative and operating costs including member events, technology, accountant fees, insurance and bank charges. Any donations in excess of the $1100 fee from members, friends or corporate matches are greatly appreciated and also help to cover costs. Thank you to ALL OUR MEMBERS for donating to the operating fund and an extra special thank you to those who contributed beyond the required amount. Gifting Membership to Others Susan Bloom Laura Lilienfield Beth Braun Cindy Musoff Anita Borkenstein Laura Rossi Michelle Coleman Hannah Rothstein Melinda Ganeles Susan Salice Jamie Goodman Melissa Schoen Dawn Hoesterey Wendy Steele Deborah LaPerch Generously providing Matching Gifts on behalf of their employees who are members Bank of America Stanley Realty Deutsche Bank UBS Gartner Group Willis Towers Watson Mutual of America Donations by Friends (non-members) Eric Dammann Leslie Heineman Stephen Haber in iGive honor of Sharon Douglas 22

Acknowledgments We gratefully acknowledge the following individuals and businesses for their contributions of space or services:: Hudco, Dobbs Ferry, NY Yonkers Partners in Education (YPIE) Rob Cordero, CPA PKF O’Connor Davies, LLP Thank you to our members who opened their homes to host Info Sessions: Danielle DeMaio Alicia Baldwin Kim O'Connor Vivien Levy Jamie O'Connell Judith Fields & Marcia Feuer Cindy Musoff caption caption NEW photos 23

This year, we are excited to announce With a goal of providing our members a chance to meet one another in a small group social setting, our events are selected to help participants discover Westchester County hidden gems. Often, an educational tour is paired with a delicious meal to engage members and facilitate thoughtful conversation. This year's events included: • Stone Barns tour and lunch • K atonah Art Museum private tour of women abstract painters • Pause Meditation introductory class and Le Provencal Bistro lunch • Pound Ridge Organics tour, lecture and lunch • I AM More Scarsdale special shopping event Events are open to member and their guests who might be interested in Impact100. The cost of Impact Xtra events is not included in your membership fee. Stay tuned for upcoming Impact100 Xtra summer events! All ideas are welcome—please contact Sharon Douglas at [email protected] 24

Gr20a2n0 ts $1,865,000 AWARDED TO DATE $342,000 TOTAL ✦ Three $90,000 Transformational Grants—TBD tonight ✦ Three $19,000 Core Mission Grants—TBD tonight ✦ One $15,000 Focus Area Grant—tbd PAST TRANSFORMATIONAL PROJECT GRANTS 2019 Gilda's Club Westchester: Teen Cancer Center Make the Road New York: Immigrant Families Center @La Casa Azul WJCS: The Center Lane Pride Program 2018 The Guidance Center: Culinary Arts/Vocational Program Westchester Parks Foundation: Camp Morty Pavilion Youth Shelter Project: Miller Place Project 2017 Community Based Services: Good Reasons Social Enterprise My Sisters’ Place: The CAT Project Yonkers Partners in Education: Expanding the Zone 2016 Latino U. College Access: First Gen Forward Pace Women’s Justice Center: Gail’s House 2015 Family Ties of Westchester: Bravehearts Village/Y.O.U Univ. Groundwork Hudson Valley: The Lawrence Street Playground 2014 Furniture Sharehouse: Furnishing More Homes [email protected] Let's Get Social! Visit our website: impact100westchester.wildapricot.org LIKE, F2O5LLOW, SHARE