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Dear Friends,

Each year, the Mission Society’s students, parents, and educators reaffirm that there is unyielding hope and possibility around every corner. With creativity, dedication, and heart, they pen the stories of a better tomorrow, and show us the brighter futures we can build together.

That is why, when we set out to reflect on the last twelve months, our first thoughts were of the lessons we learned from the individuals that make our work possible.

From our students, we learned resiliency, watching as they developed new literacy and critical thinking skills, thrived in unique internships, and sparked important advocacy and service projects in their communities during a challenging time. Our educators taught us innovation, while they worked around the clock to adapt our programs to a virtual environment and shape exciting, new opportunities for young people across our city.

And unforgettably, when families were met with unprecedented hardship, they showed us the true meaning of compassion. Hundreds of individuals across New York came together to share vital resources with those who needed them most, and with their ongoing efforts, we hope no one will be left behind.

Though we are fortunate to have accomplished so much in 2020, we also faced unimaginable heartbreak. It would be easy to look back and feel discouraged and overwhelmed, but instead we choose to join our community in turning our grief into a powerful force of change.

The Mission Society is shaped by people who lead with courage, perform simple acts of kindness, and face challenges with unrelenting hope, and we are grateful for these lessons and their example as we enter a new year. Thank you for bringing your own creativity, dedication, and heart to our work, and for teaching us about who we are and who we can be every day.

With this in mind, we are excited to share the impact we’ve achieved together last year, and to see what new stories we write together in the days ahead.

Sincerely,
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Elsie McCabe Thompson
President & CEO
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Matthew W. Mamak
Chair, Board of Directors

POWER ACADEMY  ​

Public School #33​

2424 Jerome Avenue, ​
Bronx, NY 10458​

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Public School #85​

2400 Marion Avenue, ​
Bronx, NY 10468​


Public School #175​

175 West 134th Street, ​
NY, NY 10030​

Public School #192​

500 W 138th Street, ​
NY, NY 10031​


Harlem Village Academy​

244 W 144th Street, ​
NY, NY 10030

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LEARNING TO WORK  ​

Metropolitan Diploma Plus High School​

985 Rockaway Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11212​

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Bronx Community High School​

1980 Lafayette Avenue, Bronx, NY 10473​

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Harlem Renaissance High School​

22 East 128th Street, New York, NY 10035​

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Brooklyn Democracy Academy​

985 Rockaway Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11212​

Emma Lazarus High School​

100 Hester Street, New York, NY 10002​

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Washington Irving Young Adult Borough Center (YABC)​

225 West 24th Street, Room 1027, New York, NY 10001​

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English Language Learners International ​
Support Preparatory Academy (ELLIS)​

99 Terrace View Ave, The Bronx, NY 10463​

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教育の平等への道を先導する影響力のある人々に会います。

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318 Mission Society students joined our paid internship program, earning a total of $983,379 as they worked alongside professionals in their fields of interest.

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We provided 1,900 mentorship hours, as well as career development opportunities - like one-of-a-kind tours - to give students insight into the variety of professions within their reach post-graduation.

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Our team of educators offered 3,100 hours of college counseling, and created vital resources to assist students on their college application journeys.

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Through the interactive literacy learning activities of LitUp! and Pages to Stages, 92% of our students indicated that they became stronger readers over the course of the year.

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Students participated in over 66,300 hours of arts programming that increased confidence, boosted communication skills, and sparked imaginations.

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15,000 hours of STEM education were provided through our Innovation Station program, fostering young engineers and cultivating a passion for these increasingly important subjects.

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Brooklyn Democracy Academy - a transfer school for over-age, under-credited students - joined the Mission Society family last year. Through the newly established Learning to Work site, we facilitated comprehensive academic and career development programs for over 200 students.

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教育の平等への道を先導する影響力のある人々に会います。

– Carmen Rosario,

Program Director, PS 192

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In 2019, the Mission Society hosted our annual Fall Harvest Feast and Winter Celebration. Each event was an opportunity to show our gratitude to our community, sharing food and fun with our students, parents, staff, and neighbors in Harlem. At the Fall Harvest Feast, volunteers served over 400 individuals, and distributed 156 turkeys to local families. At our yearly Winter Celebration, 70 guests enjoyed games, food, music, and a festive photo booth.

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Many of the young people that come through our doors are unable to build their own home libraries, which can be a crucial for developing literacy skills and kicking off a learning journey. With the help of inspiring partners and community members, we gave the gift of imagination, donating over 4,000 books to students across the city.

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Each year, we prioritize the social and emotional health of our community and demonstrate to every student that they are not alone. In 2019-20, our licensed social workers offered over 2,550 hours of counseling, and created resources to show students how to navigate self-care and manage stress during an unprecedented year.

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Our educators worked alongside 370 students on community service projects throughout the city. Projects included mentoring youth, advocacy work, volunteering at food kitchens, participating in park clean ups, delivering meals to individuals in need, and more.

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距離学習 ライブラリ

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With the help of our community, we established an Emergency Relief Fund, that allowed us to provide 258 care packages of essential household items, 262 warm meals, and $64,300 in cash assistance to families in need.

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Our educators and specialists launched a Distance Learning Library, with daily STEAM, literacy, and physical fitness activities for our K-8 students.

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In partnership with Scholastic Inc., BOKS Kids, and Weeks Lerman, we facilitated a seven-week Summer LearnIN program, providing 750 students with new books, art supplies, workbooks, and a weekly newsletter filled with interactive learning opportunities.

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Dedicated Mission Champions ensured that high school students received much-needed technology for remote learning at the onset of school closures.

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Elsie McCabe Thompson

大統領

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Sara Elghobashy

外務担当上級副社長

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Rick Lustig

上級副社長

人事

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Nanda Prabhakar

プログラムオペレーション担当上級副社長

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Sharada Singh

財務管理担当上級副社長

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John Bader

Chairman & Chief Investment Officer

Halcyon Asset Management

 

Peggy Jacobs Bader   

Marketing & Communications Consultant 

 

Kim Bingham

Founding Partner,
American & European Client Coverage

Global Frontier Partners

Lloyd Brown*

Managing Director, CRA

and Fair Lending

Citibank

Laura Flavin

VP, Global Compensation

& Benefits

Colgate-Palmolive Company

Hannah Choi Granade

CEO & Founder
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Burhan Jaffer

Chief Strategy Officer 

Conduent

Timothy G. Little

Partner, Real Estate

Katten Muchin Rosenman

Matthew W. Mamak, Chair

Partner

Alston & Bird

Jay Moorhead, Treasurer

Managing Director
Global Power Partners

Pamela J. Newman

President & CEO

PJN Strategies

Katrina Peebles, Vice Chair

Principal & Creative Director

The Peebles Corporation

James B. Peterson, Jr.

Principal

Pioneer Acquisitions

Stanley H. Rumbough, Secretary

Architectural Photographer

Jean Shafiroff

Author & Philanthropist

Derek Steinhiser**

Partner

Ernst & Young

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COO
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Elsie McCabe Thompson

President & CEO

Mission Society of New York City

Gregory Worrell

President
Scholastic Education

* Special Advisor to the Chairperson of the Board

** Honorary Board Member

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$1,000,000+

NYC Department of Education

NYC Department of Youth and Community Development

$100,000 to 999,999
New York City Council
$50,000 to $99,999
Fiona & Stanley Druckenmiller
Fordham University
Lawrence Morris Charitable Trust
Stanley H.& Leah Rumbough
$25,000 to $49,999

Arnhold Foundation

Citibank

Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation

Gray Foundation

John & Peggy Bader

Martin & Jean Shafiroff

New York Community Trust

Time Warner

$10,000 to $24,999

Alston & Bird LLP

BKD CPAs and Advisors

Cleveland H. Dodge Foundation

James B. & Lauren L. Peterson

Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP

Michael Fisch

The Pamela J. Newman Foundation

Senator Investment Group

William C. and Joyce C. O’Neil

  Charitable Trust

$1,000 to $9,999

Brown and Brown of Garden City
C.L. & G.M. Galpin
Clara McDonald
Cos Bar Retail, LLC
Douglas Eillman Real Estate

Elsie McCabe Thompson
Eric Vorenkamp
Gregory Worrell

Hannah & Matthew Granade
Jay & Missy Moorhead
Jeannie & Brian Rosenthal
Jennifer & Seth Grossman

Jonathan Scott

Joseph J. Brooks

$500 to $999

Alan Schwartz

Colgate-Palmolive

L. Kelly Atkinson,Jr.

Lucy Hwong Gordon

Michael H. Singer

Rita Mitjans

Silda Spitzer

William & Mary Jane Driscoll

Kim Bingham

Laura B. Vogler Foundation

Laura Flavin

Matthew W. and Marie-Christine Mamak

Nothin’ Special

Partnership for Afterschool Education

Paul & Christine D’Amico

Philip Pilevsky

Prime Buchholz

Professional Computer Associates

S & E Bergman Charitable Fund

Shannon J. Hales

Stanley & Marion Bergman

Switzer Group

United Talent Agency

$100 to $499

Alberta Crum
Allison Ecung
Carol A. Cross
Celia Berk
Cynthia Filgueira
Edwin Deane Leonard
Evangelia Kingsley
G. & R. Kummer

James Frazier
Jewish Communal Fund
Kim Sillen
Laura Sanchez
George Steinhiser
Linda Hayakawa
Lynne Rubin
Robert Watt
Sally Guido
Scott Herz
Steve Corrales
Susan Borschel

In-Kind

Alston & Bird LLP

BOKS Kids
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
Molton Brown

Scholastic
Shearman & Sterling LLP
Weeks Lerman Group
White & Case LLP

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Organizational Revenue

Public Funding

Investment Returns

Contributions

Occupancy & Other Income

Funding Allocations

Program Services

Management & General

Fundraising & Public Relations

Operating Revenue Over (Under) Expenses

FORM 990

2020

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

2020

$7,103,233

$1,213,886

$815,933

$133,641

$9,266,692

$7,342,317

$1,265,263

$468,117

$9,075,696

$190,996

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