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2020 Annual Report 159 Second Chances During an Unforgettable Year
To the
Heading Home
Community
Dear Friend of Heading Home,
I hope this finds you and your loved ones safe and well. Reflections on fiscal year 2020 look different when compared to past years. The
pictures captured in this annual report feel like they happened during events eons ago, despite occurring in just the last 12 months. They give
me hope and excitement for things to come again, however.
Living through and navigating the unprecedented nature of a pandemic has dominated our world in ways that none of us could have
imagined when it started in March. It has caused fear, uncertainty, despair, feelings of being lost, lonely, and helpless while simultaneously
showing us moments of true heroism, strength, hope, love and togetherness, like no other.
While some have said the pandemic has been an equalizer of sorts due to many shared emotional experiences, it has truly highlighted that
we are not all on equal footing. Eviction, homelessness, and housing insecurity impact people of color at a rate twice as high as white adults.
During the pandemic, our clients are some of the hardest hit by illness, economic distress, and racial discrimination. All very low-income,
and often with co-occurring health and safety related issues, 100% of clients enter our programs with a history of trauma. When COVID-19
shook communities all over the world this spring, we were asked to stay at home to protect ourselves and our families. For those of us who
have homes, they became our most essential safety net, serving as places to learn and work, to seek refuge and rest. For those experiencing
homelessness, this basic safety net doesn’t exist.
2020 has taken complex social and health inequities and made them infinitely more complicated.
For nearly five decades, Heading Home has effectively pioneered housing I am incredibly proud of our team’s resilience to respond in real-time to the emerging needs of our clients. Ensuring our clients’ health
and wellness has meant building innovative solutions that increase our frequency of contact while maintaining safe distances, address
programs to support its mission to end homelessness in the Greater Boston food insecurity, support people through economic distress, and caretake during illness, while taking measures to maximize safety. It has
area, specializing in providing emergency, transitional and permanent meant standing up programs, within several days request, that stretched our capacity. As we continue to adapt and innovate, maintaining
an unwavering commitment to the endgame remains the focus: our clients’ successful exit from homelessness. While the impulse was to
housing solutions to low-income homeless and formerly homeless families retreat, Heading Home found pathways to more deeply engage with clients. It is my honor to share that we helped a record-setting number
and individuals. These housing programs provide a supportive pathway of clients move out of shelter this year: 159 households strong!
to self-sufficiency, beginning with a primary focus on permanent housing To deliver best in class programs and case management, taking care of staff remains a top priority of our senior leadership team. We instituted
placement and individualized critical supportive services such as life skills, hazard pay for our front-line workers, holding open, supportive dialogues for our colleagues to reconcile the tragic events of this spring, and
re-committing to deepen our equity and inclusivity as an organization. I ask us to push harder to make this world a better, more equitable
financial literacy, and job training. and just society.
To all of you, including our outstanding Board and generous supporters, thank you for your steadfast belief in our clients. They need us more
By putting an emphasis on solving the growing crisis of family homelessness, now than ever and with your help, we have fought and will continue this fight together.
Heading Home has successfully become one of the area’s largest providers
of housing and shelter for homeless families. Annually, Heading Home serves
nearly 1,500 homeless and formerly homeless people in the Greater Boston Danielle Ferrier, MBA, LICSW
area, spanning from infancy to elderly, with a majority of its population Chief Executive Officer, Heading Home
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being young single mothers with 1-2 young children.
By the Numbers
July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020
159
moves out of shelter
96%
retention rate
714
children
1,421
clients served
Heading Home has been helping clients move out of shelter for 46 years and this fiscal year, which ended
on June 30th, was a hallmark year – with 159 moves out of shelter, last year’s record was doubled.
Supporting clients on their paths out of homelessness continues, despite COVID. In spring’s height of the
pandemic, 30+ strong and resilient families moved from Heading Home shelter into permanent supportive
Heading Home’s mission is to end homelessness in Greater Boston housing – totaling almost 4 moves each week. These moves included many long stayers, including one
by providing a supported pathway to self-sufficiency that begins client who had been with us over 1,400 days. Through relentless pursuit of answers amidst many systems,
our case management teams advocate for our clients. Once moved, clients continue to draw on our
with a home, together with critical services such as life skills,
stabilization services, 12 months of dedicated support aimed at independence.
financial literacy, and job training.
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Heading Home is an
organization of firsts with
proven results over time.
1981
Heading Home established
the state’s first shelter for
homeless families.
2000
In the early 2000s, Heading
Home pioneered Housing First
in the Commonwealth.
2009
Heading Home launched
an unprecedented program
“This year, I made a breakthrough with Joseph, a Heading Home client
offering families an accelerated
in individual permanent supported housing. When we first met, he
was reserved, withdrawn, and struggled to open up. I kept telling him
pathway out of homelessness
through housing and an asset
2015
I would be here to support him. It took a few months but eventually and reward-based incentive
In 2015, Heading Home opened
he opened up and we set goals and made plans. He started attending system.
an Economic Mobility Center in
ESL classes and gaining the confidence to set bigger goals: to go back Dorchester.
to work so he could pay his own bills, to have a reliable phone to talk
to his family, and take his driver’s permit test. Ultimately, he wants
2020
autonomy, he wants to do something on his own and step back into In 2020, Heading Home moved
his own life. When I met him, he was disinclined, shy, quiet, and soft- 159 families out of shelter,
among the highest in the state. We have maintained a 90+%
spoken. Today, he has a job, a reliable phone, and is continuing to retention rate in our permanent
build confidence, seeking self-sufficiency, setting and meeting his housing programs
goals, and just enjoying his life.” for 15 consecutive years.
6 | – Natacha, Heading Home Case Manager
Heading Home 2020 Annual Report Heading Home 2020 Annual Report | 7Keeping Families Together
“I was nervous about
Homelessness The largest segment of our Heading Home population (91%
of families) are headed by young, single mothers in their 20s food getting low, and
doesn’t pause during with 1-2 young children. Of the 714 youth we served within our
family programs last year, the average age was just 9 years old. then the doorbell
a pandemic. As an agency we have committed to families that they will not
be separated if a parent contracts COVID. In partnership with rang and there were
Arbor Associates, we are providing on-site childcare services for
children with an ill parent, so they do not risk separation. Keeping
boxes filled with
children with their parent(s) is an absolute priority for our team food. I am forever
– and for a parent, knowing their child is safe and taken care of
makes essential rest and recovery possible. grateful. You knew
I was in need before
I asked. Thank you.”
– Heading Home client, Nevaeh
Now almost 9 months into the new normal that COVID-19 has created for us all, Heading Home
has navigated the phases of the pandemic with agility, flexibility, efficiency, and care. Our
leadership and staff were quick to prepare phased contingency plans to ensure the safety and
91%
of families are headed by
well-being of our clients, staff, and community.
young, single mothers in
their 20s
Men and women experiencing homelessness are among the most vulnerable to contracting the
Mobility Matters
illness – 500 households including elderly, immunocompromised and children. Homelessness is
An already vulnerable population working minimum- or low-
traumatic; for a population already marginalized and with access to housing so vastly complex, wage jobs, those experiencing homelessness are the least prepared
COVID-19 has been yet another hurdle for clients to navigate. to lose a paycheck, let alone experience unemployment. As the
Back to Basics
pandemic has progressed, countless families in our programs
have been furloughed, had their work hours reduced, or lost
“You’re giving the
In the early phases of the pandemic, we focused on clients’ basic needs: food, water, shelter, medicine, masks, and income completely. As we work to help stabilize some of our most gift of hope, and
cleaning supplies. Together, with the support of community partners and volunteers, we were able to provide our vulnerable families, the importance of our Economic Mobility
clients with essentials needed to keep everyone healthy, safe, and well-nourished. Services is more prudent than ever. The unprecedented level of that’s priceless.”
financial insecurity and need arising from the pandemic and
Our thanks to: Aceituna Grill, Catholic Charities, City of Cambridge, Community Cooks, Edelweiss Patisserie, Food For cascading impacts on the economy have pushed us to deepen and
– Heading Home client, Erin
Free, Greater Boston Food Bank, Lovin’ Spoonfuls, National Charity League of Wellesley, Rescuing Leftover Cuisine, Tatte expand our Economic Mobility Services.
Bakery, Wayfair, and countless others who provided essential supplies and support.
8 | Heading Home 2020 Annual Report Heading Home 2020 Annual Report | 9frontline staff to donating technology and art supplies for kids
learning from home, volunteers and community supporters were
Boston’s Strength & the
a source of light and hope on the pathway out of homelessness.
Thank you to everyone who volunteered with us or provided in-kind
Resilience of Community support! With special thanks to: Aerie, Boston Cares, CIBC Wealth
Management, the Cohen family, Dana Hall School, E4H Architects,
Vivian Grabiel, the Grossman family, Sue Brady Hartigan, Heading
Home’s Outreach Council, HomeTap, Tara Lagasse, National Charity
League of Wellesley, PwC, Solomon Schechter Day School, and so
many more!
Bringing Out the Best in All of Us:
Corporate Compassion
At the height of positive cases in Massachusetts, employees of
Elkus Manfredi Architects worked together to provide meals for “More than ever,
children in shelter. Together, they set a goal to raise $5,000 to
support Heading Home – a goal they surpassed in the first 7 days. helping our neighbors
At the end of their campaign, the Elkus Manfredi team raised
$28,572 from individual contributions.
brings out the best in
all of us.”
We are so deeply grateful to the supporters Elkus Manfredi’s compassionate leadership has been the catalyst
who stood tall with our clients in the depths of to spark a movement of generosity and compassion in the Boston
uncertainty and despair.
community. Following news of their campaign, six companies in – Elizabeth Lowrey, Principal
Boston followed Elkus Manfredi’s example, creating their own of Elkus Manfredi Architects &
We are abundantly appreciative of the outstanding level of internal fundraisers with their employees and networks.
support we received from the Boston Resiliency Fund. Thank you Heading Home Board Member
to Mayor Marty Walsh and the City of Boston for providing funds Our thanks to BlackRock, Covington Associates, DLA Piper, Elkus
for families in Heading Home programs, and our utmost thanks Manfredi Architects, JLL, Northern Bank & Trust Company, and
to the many contributors of the Boston Resiliency Fund; we are Samuels & Associates, for your corporate compassion and civic-
truly honored to have received the support to provide formula minded leadership.
and food to families in Boston, ensuring no child or parent went
hungry. Leaders in Philanthropy
The Gross family have been long-time supporters and champions
With the generous funding of the Boston Resiliency Fund, of Heading Home’s work. Liz and Phill are pioneers of change
Heading Home, in partnership with Tatte Bakery, and the support and the first to ask, “How can we help?” to so many local non-
of wholesale food distributor, Katsiroubas Brothers created an profits. In addition to their 2020 giving, they made a generous
extraordinary procurement and delivery model that ensured contribution of $240,000 to close essential fundraising gaps in
every Heading Home family living in Boston received the food Heading Home’s budget created by the cancellation of the annual
they needed to remain well-nourished and healthy. Nearly 700 Housewarming event.
boxes were packed with fresh fruits and vegetables, meat, bread,
More than
244+
dry foods and cookies and then delivered to 244 families with the Margot and Jonathan Davis, and the Davis Family Charitable
families received two
help of local HVAC company, Bruno Brothers, who dedicated time
and trucks to deliver to every family’s doorstep.
Foundation have been supporting Heading Home for 25+ years.
In 2020, Margot and Jonathan donated $150,000 as a match gift
for the $150,000 raised by donors – a total of $300,000!
$
1,000,000
deliveries of fresh, raised to support
Reimagined Volunteerism
healthy ingredients As an organization that relies on volunteers for hands-on The resilience of generosity and philanthropy is a source of Heading Home’s
right to their doorstep. support, the pandemic has welcomed new, reimagined volunteer light and joy in uncertain times. To those who supported our COVID-19
experiences for families, corporate groups, and schools. From COVID-19 Relief Fund, we are humbled and truly honored by
outdoor gardens and meaningful notes of encouragement for your generosity.
Relief Fund!
10 | Heading Home 2020 Annual Report Heading Home 2020 Annual Report | 11Volunteering with
Heading Home
Heading Home for the Holidays
Heading Home’s network of incredibly generous supporters brought
the comforts of home to families experiencing homelessness by
4,851
volunteer hours
donating brand new bedding and towel essentials, granting children’s
toy wishes, and gifting brand new winter coats to everyone in Heading
Home programs.
With the support of Samuels & Associates and 401 Park, we hosted our
first Heading Home for the Holidays Wrap-a-Thon event, including
200 volunteers. With special help from a local moving company,
these gifts were delivered to households across Greater Boston.
Recognized as “Volunteers of the Year,”
Somerville Moms community group led
1,200+ by Kim Jalet, adopted over
volunteers
200+ families
Back to School with Suffolk Construction
As children headed back to school in the fall of 2019, they felt
confident and prepared with grade-appropriate backpacks filled with
essential school supplies thanks to corporate partners like Suffolk
Construction. Students and parents gathered at Heading Home
offices to collect their backpacks and embark on the new school year
315
meals served
with excitement and prepared with all they needed.
12 | Heading Home 2020 Annual Report Heading Home 2020 Annual Report | 13$25,000
Heading Home’s
Housewarming Un-Gala Sherry & Alan Leventhal
Family Foundation
April 2020
$15,000
Heading Home’s annual Housewarming event typically fundraises $1.4 million – close to half of our fundraising
goal for the year. The 20th anniversary, set to take place on April 29, 2020, was canceled due to the spread of the Bill Musto | Louise & David Weinberg/Ginsberg/Kaplan Foundation | Susan & Brian Kavoogian
virus and lockdown in Massachusetts. The Housewarming Committee continued to fundraise – bringing in $1.25m,
JP Morgan Asset Management, in partnership with Samuels & Associates
and achieving net revenue goals. Without event expenses, 98% of this fundraising revenue directly supported our
bottom line.
Our abundant thanks and appreciation to the committee – your relentless pursuit to fund pathways out of $10,000 $5,000 $2,500
homelessness are unparalleled. You were leading the fight, encouraging other business leaders to join. AEW Capital Management, L.P. Appleton Partners, Inc. Brookline Bank
Anchor Line Partners Breed’s Hill Capital Cambridge Savings Bank
Co-Chairs Kerry Hawkins, JLL Alex Muzyka, Spot On Ventures Boston Properties Callahan Construction Managers CBT Architects
Tom Cibotti, Covington Associates Andy Hoar, CBRE Cara Nelson, DLA Piper Covington Associates Cambridge Trust Company Circle Floors, Inc.
Leslie Cohen, Samuels & Associates Brian Kavoogian, National Barbara Oddo, Lincoln Property C&W Services Century Drywall, Inc. Consigli Construction
Development Company Faros Properties Columbia Dain, Torpy, Le Ray, Wiest & Garner
Jim Tierney, JLL
Tucker Kelton, National Development David Olney, Berkshire Residential First American Title – Commonwealth Land Title Melissa & Travis D’Amato
Investments National Commercial Services Insurance Company
Elizabeth Lowrey, Elkus Manfredi Dyer Brown Architects
Chris Brown, John Moriarty Architects Jill Sharif, First American Title - Christine Gilman & Tom Andrews Erin & Devin Condron Erland Construction
& Associates National Commercial Services
Andrew Maher, Anchor Line Partners HMC Healthworks EY Feldman Surveyors
Heather Brown, CBRE David Swerling, PwC
Marc Margulies, Margulies Perruzzi John Moriarty & Associates Foley Hoag, LLP Gilmartin Magence, LLP
Dan Dain, Dain, Torpy, Le Ray, Architects David Wilkinson, Tishman Speyer
Wiest & Garner John A. Penney Co., Inc. G & C Concrete Construction, Inc. Janitronics Building Services
Jim Mawn, Northern Bank & Trust Karas & Karas Glass Co. Gensler
Travis D’Amato, Walker & Dunlop Company Jones Kelleher
Jessica & Chuck Myers Goodwin Procter Knoll Inc. in partnership with
Mary & John Fowler, JLL Bill Musto, The Baupost Group
Navem Partners/Ali Choucri J.C. Cannistraro Office Resources
and Engel & Volkers JK Glass Company Oxford Properties Group
A Constant Amidst Uncertainty Carol & Jack O’Neil Keller Augusta Partners Pyramid Hotel Group
109 sponsors raised $1.25m to support Heading Home’s first ever Un-Gala. Demonstrating civic leadership
PwC King Street Properties Related Beal
and community support, these business leaders rose to the cause, standing tall with our clients.
S & F Concrete Contractors, Inc. LCB Living Spot On Ventures
Sierra Architects Leggat McCall Properties Adam J. Weiner/Weiner Ventures
$50,000 Suffolk Construction Company Northeast Security, Inc. W.L. French Excavating Corporation
The HYM Investment Group Rich May
WinnCompanies Ropes & Gray, LLP
Capital
Management, L.P. Simons Real Estate Ventures, LLC
Taurus Investment Holdings
The Architectural Team
The Baupost Group
Capital T.J. McCartney, Inc.
Management, L.P.
Wheelock Street Capital
14 | Heading Home 2020 Annual Report Heading Home 2020 Annual Report | 15Stronger Together:
She4She 2020
January 2020
Premier Event Sponsor: Presenting Sponsor: Hosted by:
Advocating Sponsors: Breed’s Hill Capital, Elkus Manfredi Architects, EY, the Gross family, JLL,
Northern Bank & Trust Company, Santander, and The Davis Companies.
In January 2020, 200+ leading women gathered together in celebration and appreciation of the passionate, strong,
change-making women in our community. We all were an integral piece of this powerful evening; together, we reflected
on what it means to be a part of a community.
Guests were inspired by a conversation between two founding entrepreneurs, Diane Hessan of C Space and Tzurit Or of
Tatte Bakery. Boston City Councilor Annissa Essaibi-George shared the crucial moment in her teaching career that has
been her motivation as she works to end family homelessness in Boston. Her authentic passion reminded women of
“I am my present. the importance of embracing their femininity, connecting with their passions, and grounding themselves in their
communities. Shirell, a Heading Home client, reflected on lessons she learned from difficult experiences in her life and
Being a homeless family was not something I thought my children
finding her purpose. “Being raised by my community has allowed me to see the needs and give back in a way that services
would have to go through like I did. During this past year, I have the families and individuals like me,” said Shirell, “Sharing my story has encouraged me to continue advocating for
interacted with many women; they helped me find the confidence myself and others…[My purpose is to] help other women understand that self-care is more important than caring for
others. Without loving ourselves, we are unable to love each other in a healthy and positive way.”
to stand on my own two feet, no matter the struggle.
Thank you to those who made She4She 2020 an amazing event – our sponsors, especially Premier event sponsor Bain
I am my future. I am the master of my fate. Capital, our host PwC, our She4She Committee, food partners, and all who attended!
My purpose is to change the way women view themselves and
each other. My purpose is to help women find their voices in their
purpose. To help other women understand that self-care is more
important than caring for others. Without loving ourselves, we are
unable to love each other in a healthy and positive way. As women,
we are amazing, we are unique, we are empowering, we are
encouraging, we are brilliant, we are beautiful, we are women. And
as a woman, I will not be ashamed to let my past define who I am.”
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– Heading Home client, ShirellChangemakers Heading Home
Reception To Dinner
December 2019 October 2019
In December, we honored our 2019 Changemakers, who make change possible in our communities Heading Home to Dinner raised a record-breaking $177,000 to support families and individuals
every day. Secretary of Health and Human Services for the Commonwealth, Marylou Sudders, spoke experiencing homelessness. A two-day, dine-by-design event envisioned by three incredibly talented
about the intimate relationship between health and housing, emphasizing home as a social determinant interior design leaders – Elizabeth Benedict, Kristen Rivoli, and Mally Skok – and hosted by the Boston
of health. Design Center, Heading Home to Dinner has quickly become one of Boston’s most notable design events.
Luberta Shea Volunteers of the Year:
Kim Jalet & Somerville Moms
Community Builder of the Year:
Zoe Tarshis & Buckingham Browne and Nichols
Corporate Partner of the Year:
Jim Mawn & Northern Bank & Trust Company
a record-breaking
Honorary Changemaker:
Secretary Marylou Sudders,
$177,000
Department of Health and Human Services
raised
“We are aligned in our work –
like designers who help their
clients create homes that
become the epicenter of a
family’s life, we too look to
create safe spaces where our
clients will feel valued and loved.”
-Danielle Ferrier,
CEO of Heading Home
18 | Heading Home 2020 Annual Report Heading Home 2020 Annual Report | 19Corporate Financials
Partnerships July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020
Loomis Sayles Playground
Encouraging activity and outdoor play, Loomis Sayles donated and
built outdoor play structures at two Heading Home congregate shelter
Client Rents
sites. Volunteers from the Boston office left their computers behind $239,483 (1.4%)
and, instead, worked with power tools and assembly instructions to
construct a safe, fun play structure for kids (and parents!) to enjoy. Donated Goods & Services
Loomis demonstrates a multi-tiered partnership with Heading Home $127,593 (0.7%)
– from volunteering to philanthropic support, the Loomis team has
given the gift of imagination and joy to some amazing kids! Other Income
$283,448 (1.6%)
Grants & Contributions
$1,897,509 (11%)
Northern Bank & Patriots’ Running Back
Sony Michel Special Events
$1,520,880 (8.8%)
With the help of Patriots’ running back, Sony Michel, Northern Bank
& Trust Company welcomed a Heading Home family into their new
Government
home as they exited homelessness just in time for the holiday season.
Contracts & Grants
Their teenage son, a Patriots fan, was shocked and overwhelmed $13,246,986 (76.5%)
when he walked into his new room to find his favorite player there –
holding a signed football and excitedly shouting “Welcome Home!”. Total Revenue
$17,315,899
Welcome Home! Up & Out Experiences
For 15+ years, Heading Home volunteer groups have had the unique
experience to be a part of Heading Home clients’ exit from
homelessness. In fiscal year 2020, 32 corporate partners, school, and Revenue: $17,315,899
community groups prepared to host Up & Out moves. As the global Expenses: $16,918,577
health pandemic enforced social distancing and health protocols,
volunteers demonstrated flexibility and unwavering support of our Change in Net Assets:
clients on their journeys out of homelessness. Partners like Dana Hall + $397,322 (2.3%+)
School, PwC, and IIDA provided all the essentials, while Heading
Home staff members installed and prepared their new apartments for
a grand welcome home – made extra special given the circumstances.
20 | Heading Home 2020 Annual Report Heading Home 2020 Annual Report | 21Our Thanks For Your
Generosity This Year!
Donations of $200,000+ Donations of $100,000-$199,999 Donations of $10,000-$19,999
Liz & Phill Gross The Boston Resiliency Fund AEW Capital Management, L.P. Covington Associates, LLC John A. Penney Company, Inc. PwC
Jonathan & Margot Davis, and The Davis Family Charitable Foundation Anchor Line Partners DLA Piper LLP John Moriarty & Associates, Inc. Lawrence J. and Anne Rubenstein
Christine Gilman & Tom Andrews Dunkin’ Joy in Childhood Foundation Karas & Karas Glass Company, Inc. Charitable Foundation
Anonymous E.M. Duggan Susan & Brian Kavoogian S&F Concrete Contractors, Inc.
Donations of $50,000-$99,999 Anonymous Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation Liberty Mutual Foundation Santander Bank Foundation
Bank of America Charitable Edward L. Hutton Foundation Amanda & Andrew Maher Shine Associates, LLC
Adage Capital Management, L.P. Flatley Foundation Northern Bank & Trust Company Debbi & Mike Young Foundation, Inc. Caroline & John Edwards Monument Mortgage Company Sierra Architects
CBRE/New England NAIOP Massachusetts United Way of Massachusetts Bay Elizabeth & Coleman Benedict Jennifer & Bob Ewing Claire & Bill Musto/The Baupost Suffolk Construction Company, Inc.
The Nordblom Family Foundation and Merrimack Valley Boston Properties Faros Properties, LLC Group, LLC The Bromley Charitable Trust
Bushrod H. Campbell & Adah F. Hall First American Title - National National Development The HYM Investment Group, LLC
Charity Fund Commercial Services Navem Partners/ Ali Choucri VPNE Parking Solutions
C & W Services Ann & John Hall and Engel & Volkers WinnCompanies
Donations of $25,000-$49,999
Cambridge Community Foundation Jill & John Hayes Carol & Jack O’Neil
Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc. Family Foundation RxSense TJX Companies, Inc. Charles Sanders Trust HMC Healthworks Procter & Gamble
Bain Capital Mandy & Andy Hoar Samuels & Associates Walker & Dunlop
Janet & Steve Correia Kuehn Family Foundation Nancy & Josh Solomon Louise & David Weinberg/
Cummings Foundation Sherry & Alan Leventhal The Boston Foundation Ginsberg/Kaplan Foundation Donations of $5,000-$9,999
Ernst & Young Family Foundation The Davis Companies
Anonymous Century Drywall, Inc. Gensler Ropes & Gray LLP
Mary & John Fowler Loomis, Sayles & Company The Derenzo Charitable
Appleton Partners, Inc. Columbia Goodwin Procter LLP James Signora
Heather & Robert Keane Jessica & Chuck Myers Foundation, Inc.
Betty & David Bagnani Commonwealth Land Title J.C. Cannistraro LLC Simons Real Estate Ventures LLC
Michelle Basil Insurance Company JK Glass Company, Inc. Mally & David Skok
Donations of $20,000-$24,999 Rick Bates Erin & Devin Condron Keller Augusta Partners Susan & James Snider
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nancy & Joe Craven King Street Properties Cathleen & John Sullivan
Kathleen & Bob Collman Maura Harrington Linde Family Foundation The Linden Foundation Massachusetts Foundation Foley Hoag LLP LCB Senior Living Superior Plumbing
Elkus Manfredi Architects Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) Denise & David Olney Weil, Gotshal, & Manges LLP Heather & Michael Boujoulian Karen & Rich Fournier, Jr. Leggat McCall Properties LLC T.J. McCartney, Inc.
Breed’s Hill Capital LLC Franklin Square House Nancy & Phil Lotane Tazewell Foundation
Callahan Construction Managers Foundation, Inc. Lovett-Woodsum Foundation TD Charitable Foundation
Cambridge Trust Company G & C Concrete Construction, Inc. Alison & Bill Monaghan The Architectural Team
Cara & Rusty Nelson The Baupost Group, LLC
Northeast Security, Inc. The Fitzgerald Family Foundation
People’s United Community The Pumpkin Foundation
Foundation United Way of Greater Atlanta
Sam Plimpton Wheelock Street Capital
Ashley & Sean Quinn Amy Woods/The Woods and Gil
R.P. Marzilli & Company Family Foundation
Rich May, P.C. Abby & John Yozell
Erik Rijnbout/Taurus Investment
Holdings, LLC
22 | Heading Home 2020 Annual Report Heading Home 2020 Annual Report | 23Donations of $1,000-$2,499
Geraldine & Irwin Abrams Nora & Scott Dunn Chris Magliozzi Ellen M. Semonoff
Our Thanks For Your Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Patricia & Jerald P. Facey
David R. Ferry
David Fialkow
Elizabeth A. Martin
Rosemary & Richard McCready
Louis McDavid
Seyfarth Shaw LLP
Shalin Shah
Robert Shepherd
Generosity This Year! Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Margaret Flanagan
Franz W. Sichel Foundation
Laurie Gill & David R. Pokross, Jr.
Michael McGee
Tom McLaughlin
Merida
Cullen Sloan
Samuel Smith
Stoneturn
Anonymous Kathryn & Matthew Graber Moody, Lynn & Lieberson, LLC Catherine & David Sullivan
Anonymous Valerie Grabiel & Jonathan Butler Mark Morrison Liz & Derek Taff
John Anspach Sarah Greco Lisa & John Myers Tanya Capello
Donald Bates Tracy Grillo Linda & Saul Natansohn Natalie Tejero Serafiem
Bentall Green Oak Hampton Inn Cambridge Newmark Knight Frank The Bulfinch Companies, Inc.
Lara Bethke & Julian Wellesley Hometap Office Resources The Day-Spinowitz Family Fund
Boston Financial Management J. Calnan & Associates, Inc. Monica O’Neil & Steve Jennings The Fenn School, Inc.
Heather Brown Maureen Joyce Michael A. Papile The Paul and Phyllis Fireman
Sarah Buckley Daniel Kabat Leila & Kevin Parke Charitable Foundation
Donations of $2,500-$4,999 Marisa Carlos Deborah Kay & James Dittmar Kathryn & John Pearce Amy & Jim Tierney
Kathryn Childs Kelly Rogers Interiors Jennifer Pline Barbara & Jon Trachtenberg
Anonymous Melissa & Travis D’Amato Sarah & Don Libbey Related Beal Ann Cordis Elizabeth & Tucker Kelton Donna & Tom Quirk Tufts Health Plan Foundation
Adams + Beasley Gitika Desai Caroline Lindeke & Robert L. Wolff Peter D. Sanborn & Kevin Cradock William Kolb Matt Ranzinger Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Berkshire Residential Investments Eric Draeger Elizabeth Lowrey & David Manfredi Greg Jackson CRESA Partners Laura & Barry J. Korobkin Sandra Ray Richard Vogel
BlackRock Dyer Brown Architects Margaret & Emmett Lyne Spot On Ventures Carlotta Cubi Kravet Fabrics Kristen Rivoli Webster Bank
Jill S. Block & Wade Rubenstein Erland Construction Massachusetts Bankers Association Sue & Walter Stafford Andrew Dankwerth Krupp Family Office Robin & Mark Roberge Brandy & Clayton Wentworth
Brookline Bank Facebook Charitable Foundation Beth F. Terrana Frank Davidson Lawrence Model Lodging Sharon & Frank Roop Rick Williams
Riaz Cassum FBN Construction Company, LLC Matouk W.L. French Excavating Corporation Angela Detzel Houses Trust Richard D. Rudman Sarah Winchester
CBT Architects Feldman Surveyors David Newton Jason Weiner Robert K. Dixon Marc Lazar Tony Salvucci Caroline Wishart
Chairish Nicholas Ferenc Christopher Nichols Adam Weiner/Weiner Ventures, LLC David Doherty Linda Lyons & Neil Ayer Sanborn, Head & Associates, Inc. David Zahniser
Circle Floors, Inc. Gilmartin Magence LLP Ian O’Leary Williston Weaves
Carolyn & Andrew Coffin Google Katharine Olmsted & John A. Melissa Yanagi
Consigli Construction Arthur J. Greenwood Grossman YourCause, LLC
Stephanie Coughlan International Interior Oxford Properties Group Donations of $500-$999
Russell Cox Design Association Jeanine & Ronald Pastore Allen A Stein Family Foundation Inc. Ian Dunn Sharon Komarow Fred Salvucci
Dain, Torpy, Le Ray, Wiest Janitronics Building Services Dana Hall School Peter Annunziata Elizabeth Home Decor & Design Inc. John Kozma William J. Santoro
& Garner, P.C. Jones Kelleher LLP Pyramid Hotel Group LLC Anonymous Elza B. Design Barbara & Alvin Krakow Sydney Schaefer
Anonymous Eric Roseff Designs Kristen Rivoli Interior Design, LLC Darcey Schoenebeck
Anonymous Amanda Ervin Alanna Lawrence Eric Schrumpf
Anonymous Donna & John Essery Stuart Lesser SecurAmerica
Ballentine Partners, LLC F.H. Perry Builder Shiqi Li Brady Sheehan
Beebe Parker Interiors Reesa & Steve Fischer Libby Silvia Artstyle Piper Sheer
Enrique Bellido Primo Fontana Linda Cabot Design Rajendra Singh
Biogen Research Corporation Kelly Frazier LW Interiors Krista & Jeffrey Snow
Danielle Black Jon T. Frey Raymond Magliozzi Lisa & Garz Soule
David Bohn Larry Friedman Sean Mahoney Spazio Rosso, Inc.
Nannette C. Braucher Lauren Froeb Mally Skok Interior Design Sterling Design
James Broderick Robin Gannon Kathleen M. Mann Timothy Sugrue
Carolyn Burgess Alexys Gilcreast Mark P. Finlay Interiors Lucy Sutherland
Kathy Bush-Dutton & Chuck Dutton Grace Interiors Kevin McCabe Mark Tang
Capello Design Jeffrey Griffiths Kathy McMahon Christopher Tashjian
Pam Carroll Hamilton, Brook, Smith Chulhong Min The Verb Hotel
Chelley Casey & Reynolds, P.C. Laura & Halsey Morris Kimberly & Christian Tosi
CIBC Private Wealth Management Sylvia Hammer Brian Murdy Howard Traub
Sabine Clark & Ken Karnofsky William L. Henry Kelly Myers Valentini Trupos
Clifton Lyons Design Cynthia Strong Hibbard Kevin Nagle Nate Van Duzer
Jennifer Coash Hopkins Rose Interiors Rachael Naphtal Vivian Robins Design
Michael Coffey Laura Howson Gleb Nechayev Andrew West
Bryan Connolly Steve Hurley Stephen Parthum Christine White & Bob Norberg, Jr.
David Crompton Kate Maloney Interior Design Pamela Pastacaldi Elizabeth Williams
Pauline Curtiss Kennerknecht Design Group Christine Powers Wrap Solutions
Dane Austin Design Alan King Daniel Rachfalski Nancy B. Young
David D’Apice Mark Kirshenbaum Will Reepmeyer Paula & Frank Zavrl
Thomas Duncan Matt Koenigsberg Debby Robbins Gerard Zopfi
Duncan Donahue Del Kolbe Lauren Sadowski
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Generosity This Year!
Donations of $250 -$499
Alexandra Ablon Laura & Bruce Efron Kidderkokx Interior Design Frances Rubino
AGA Design Erin Gates Design LLC Paul King Kathleen Rudolph
Anita Agajanian Kelly Ewart David Kreisler Laura Runkel
Ann Neumann Interiors Matthew Fair Glenn Kurth Bill Ryder
Anonymous Shannon Farrell Davin MacKenzie Sacris Design
Anonymous FCG Home Inc. Linda MacLeod Fannon Sarah Winchester Studios, LLC
Anonymous Richard Fearon Nagesh Mahanthappa Mark Sardegna
Anonymous Sarah Feller Dominick Maiellaro Stephanie Schneider
Anonymous Figge Floral Studio Bruce Margetich Bill Schwab
Anonymous Colleen Finney John Martin I-Ching Katie Scott
Anonymous Rose Fiore Gregg Mastroianni Stephen Senna
Anonymous Olivia Fisher Edward McCabe Deborah Shadd & William R. Grimm
Anonymous Jennifer Flaherty Meghan Shadrick Interiors Sharon Sheehan
Anonymous Fleuri Designs Anmol Mehra Sheffield Interiors
Anonymous Katie Gatcomb Len Merullo Tamara L. Shepard
Anonymous Leonard Getz Caroline & Maxx Meyer Daniel Shirley
Anonymous Kathy Gibson Mark Mezzanotte Helaine A. Simmonds
Artefact Inc. Jennifer Hanley Jordan Michaels Lynda Simonton
Andrea Attisani Harry Hanson Yolanda Middleton Randolph M. Slaughter/Fresh
Amy Auerbach & Leo Swift Kathleen Harris Magan Munson Pond Trust
Jane & Paul Ayoub Sarah & Garrett Hatton Michael L. Murphy Susan Stone
Richard Baldwin David Heaney Michael Murphy Paul Sullivan
Steven D. Bandler Margot & David Heilbronner Jill Najnigier Colleen & Tim Superko
Peter Bates Cindy Henry Catherine Naughton Susan Burt Designs
Maria Battaglia Christopher Herlihy Nina Weeks Interiors Anne Szymanski
Amy & Vladimir Benoit Diane Hessan Mary Novick The Estate of Elizabeth Phelps
Jeffrey Bershad Rachel Hewett Joseph O’Brien The Sidley Austin Foundation
Susan Berson Sherie & Benjamin Heywood Greg O’Connell Joan Toomey
Alison & Rick Bihrle John O. Horst Michelle Oldershaw Tina Ullmann
Blue Jay Design LLC Housse Studio One4All Charitable Fund Mark Upton
John Bottomley Emily Huber Alfred Pace Vaughn Family Donor Fund
Lauren Brackett Danielle Hyden Emily Paparella Roger Vierra
Jeff Bruce Kristen Irby Elizabeth Pariseau Cecilia Walker Design
Mainely Burgers Jeff Jacoby Allen Parker Richard Walsh
Jeffrey Chellis Elena Jaffurs Thomas Peck Meredith Weenick
Paul Collins James Kerney Foundation Marianna C. Pierce Linda Weisburg
Loretta R. Connolly Adam Japko Carol H. Pratt Laura Winters
Jessica Coulombe JN Interior Spaces Ann Quandt Mark J. Winters
Kate Crosby Patricia Johnson Osman Rana Eli Witkin
Francie Crowley Elizabeth Jondro John E. Rattigan, Jr. Joseph Wykes
Margaret E. Curtis Michael Jones Donna Repko
Paula Daher Justine Sterling Design LLC Replacements, LTD
Julie & Dan Dain Rich Keane Jacqueline Richie
Christopher Davis Garrett Kelleher Victor Rivera
David Dean Amy Kennedy & David Sette-Ducati Gary Rossi
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