2014 ANNUAL REPORT
OUR MISSION & TABLE OF CONTENTS
Founded in 1977, CAMBA is a non‑profit agency that
connects people with opportunities to enhance their
quality of life.
CAMBA offers more than 160 integrated services and
programs in economic development, education and
youth development, family support, health, housing
and legal services. CAMBA Housing Ventures builds
sustainable, affordable and supportive apartments for
low‑income New Yorkers.
Executive Message. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Economic Development. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Education & Youth Development. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Family Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Health. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Housing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
CAMBA Housing Ventures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Legal Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Funders. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
How You Can Help . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Financials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
CAMBA Locations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
BOARD & EXECUTIVE STAFF
Board Members
Katherine O’Neill
Chairwoman
Christopher Zarra,
CFP®, ChFC®, CFS
Vice Chairman
Rev. Daniel Ramm
Secretary/Treasurer
Julia Beardwood
Matthew W. Botwin
Neil Falcone
Paul Galligan
Terence Kelleher
Allan F. Kramer II
Bernardo Mas
Michael Ross
David H. Schultz
CAMBA Housing
Ventures Board
Members
Beverly Morris
Chairwoman
Charles R. Morris
Treasurer
Katherine O’Neill
Secretary
Rev. Daniel Ramm
Marc Norman
Richard Lobel
Executive Staff
President and CEO
Joanne M. Oplustil
CAMBA, Inc. and
CAMBA Housing Ventures
Executive Vice Presidents
Kathleen Ames
General Counsel,
Legal Services
Valerie Barton Richardson
Economic Development,
Education & Youth
Development, Family
Support, Housing
Sharon R. Browne
Health, Housing Services
& Development
Thomas J. Dambakly
Chief Administrative
Officer
Kathy Dros
Human Resources
Leslie Hewitt
Chief Financial Officer
Rang T. Ngo
Chief Payroll Officer
David A. Rowe
CAMBA Housing Ventures
Senior Vice Presidents
Kevin Coffey
Education & Youth
Development
Michael Erhard
HIV/AIDS & Health,
Housing
Claire Harding-Keefe
Family Support, Housing
Robin Landes
Deputy General Counsel​
Joan McFeely
Chief Compliance Officer
Janet Miller
Economic Development,
Food & Nutrition
Program, Homelessness
Prevention, Legal Services
Justin Nardilla
Controller
ANNUAL REPORT CREDITS:
Photography
Program Pages: Matthew Septimus Photography — m atthewseptimus.com (unless otherwise noted)
Covers/Funders List/Event Photos: CAMBA and Anthony Collins at AnthonyCollins.nyc
EXECUTIVE MESSAGE
CAMBA: Where You Can is a philosophy where anything is possible.”
We are pleased to share CAMBA’s 2014 Annual
Report, giving you a snapshot of our work over the
past year.
Our tagline, CAMBA: Where You Can, encompasses
the breadth of our services and the philosophy that
underpins our work and mission. It’s a philosophy
where anything is possible, and it’s work we carry out
with more than 160 programs and services, 70 sites
and 45,000 clients throughout New York City.
Joanne M. Oplustil, left; Katherine O’Neill, right
Through our comprehensive, integrated programs,
CAMBA not only furnishes our clients with an
extensive tool box, but we also teach them to
use the tools inside. We connect people with the
opportunities they need to overcome obstacles. We
believe in the strength and resiliency of our clients.
With a new-found hand up from CAMBA, they
discover they CAN undertake the challenging efforts
that improve their lives — and succeed.
We couldn’t accomplish this without you. As a CAMBA
supporter, you make it possible for us to respond to
immediate, life-threatening crises like hunger and
homelessness and to provide services that help people
achieve permanent, life-changing transformations.
We hope you’ll take pride in reading this report, and
we give you our deepest thanks for making these
achievements possible.
In the following report, you’ll read about our services
and meet some of the people who have embraced these
opportunities. These are people who have discovered
they CAN build a successful small business or prepare
for a job, CAN learn English as an adult, CAN start
down a path to college, CAN master parenting skills
and ensure their child gets a healthy start to life, CAN
find immediate shelter or permanent housing or get
legal help to become a citizen.
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Working in partnership with CAMBA — you CAN
make a lasting difference in our communities!
Joanne M. Oplustil
President and CEO
CAMBA and
CAMBA Housing Ventures
Katherine O’Neill
Chairwoman
CAMBA Board
of Directors
of every dollar raised
goes directly to programs
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Where You Can…
find a job, build a career, grow
a business, become a vital part
of the local economy
Mina Marsow, owner of Prospect Gymnastics, teaches a student at her gym in Flatbush. Marsow developed
her business with training, counseling and access to financing from CAMBA Small Business Services.
2014 Economic Development Achievements
›› 1,336 people received job training and placement
services, leading to living-wage jobs and careers
AMBA’s Small Business Services packaged 10
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small business loans totaling $127,000, which
helped create or retain 26 jobs.
›› 94 unemployed or underemployed immigrant
professionals were placed in jobs, with an average
salary of $41,800
›› 746 entrepreneurs completed small business technical
services classes, giving them the tools to start
businesses and be competitive in the marketplace
I can’t even begin to say all that CAMBA did for
my business. For the financing, the classes, the
whole start-up process … it was huge to have
someone there to help me through it.”
10 loans = 26 jobs
Mina Marsow
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EDUCATION & YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
2014 Education & Youth Development Achievements
CAMBA’s after-school and summer programs provide the quality enrichment
children need for healthy social, academic and physical development, like
hands-on math and science, music, arts and sports.
Without these programs, children in low-income communities fall behind their
middle-income peers, who have 6,000 additional hours* of enrichment, on
average, by age 12.
The CAMBA Catch-Up
864 Enrichment hours every year,
starting at age 5
x
7Years in CAMBA after-school
and summer programs
6,048 hours of enrichment by age 12
864 hours of CAMBA
after-school and summer
enrichment every year
›› 329 at-risk youth
graduated from high
school, with support
from our Learning to
Work programs
›› 1,043 students enrolled
in CAMBA’s Adult
Literacy Center, with
82% moving up one
grade level or more
›› In the summer of
2014, 645 CAMBA
Summer Youth
Employment Program
participants earned
$720,000, gaining work
experience and infusing
dollars into high-need
communities
*The After-School Corporation, The 6,000-Hour Learning Gap
CAMBA provides an atmosphere that motivates us to be successful — I’m
really thankful for the opportunity to further my education.”
Kimberly Peters, student at CAMBA’s Adult Literacy Center
Where You Can…
play and learn after school,
aim for college, learn English,
prepare for a successful life
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Augustin Jean-Baptiste, a native of
Haiti, learned English at the age of
78 through his English for Speakers
of Other Languages (ESOL) class at
CAMBA’s Adult Literacy Center.
FAMILY SUPPORT
Where You Can…
be safe, learn to cope, raise
a happy and healthy family
Tamara Cepeda learned how to keep her home safe for daughter Nyla, 2, and son
Julian, 4 (not pictured) through SafeCare Family Services. Photo: CAMBA
2014 Family Support Achievements
›› 272 survivors of rape and sexual assault received
counseling through CAMBA’s Rape Crisis Services
The program has been eye‑opening. I’ve learned
about things around my home that aren’t safe for
my kids — things I had never thought about before.”
›› 357 victims of domestic violence and violent crimes
received help in re-establishing secure lives through
the Victims Assistance Program
Tamara Cepeda
›› 64% of families in SafeCare Family Services completed
training to keep their children healthy, safe and out
of foster care
186 families were served in the Healthy Families home visiting program:
99% of children met
developmental
milestones on time
By age one, 93% of children
had immunizations
By 15 months, 92% of
children had five well
baby visits
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By age two, 90% of
children’s parents were
working, in job training
or enrolled in school
HEALTH
2014 Health Achievements
ore than 3,000 people received coordinated
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care management for a year or longer through
›› 46,052 meals prepared for people with HIV/AIDS were
distributed, providing nutritious, healing food
CAMBA’s Health Link Program, improving and
expanding their health care
›› 268 women at risk for HIV and other STDs received
counseling and intervention services, lowering their
potential for serious diseases
›› 768,300 condoms were distributed to prevent the spread
of HIV/AIDS in areas with high rates of infection
The food pantry is a big help to us. A big help.
Not only is it food — it’s nutritional food.”
Julia Davis, client, Beyond Hunger Emergency
Food Pantry
Volunteers and staff at CAMBA’s Beyond Hunger Emergency Food Pantry cultivate healthy produce in its hydroponic farm.
Where You Can…
put food on your table, live
with HIV, get and stay healthy
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HOUSING
Where You Can…
find shelter, move toward a permanent
home, fight eviction and foreclosure
Lorraine Campbell with her daughter Brianna, 12, who is autistic, at Flagstone Family Center, a CAMBA homeless
shelter. CAMBA helped the Campbells stabilize their lives, get better health care and find permanent housing.
2014 Housing Achievements
›› 1,163 formerly homeless families and individuals received support services in
permanent housing
CAMBA is changing
lives — and they
changed mine!”
Lorraine Campbell
›› 3,186 evictions were prevented through CAMBA services, keeping families and
individuals in their homes
›› 762 homeless families and individuals moved out of shelters into permanent homes
How HomeBase homelessness prevention
program uses “Big Data:”
HomeBase collects data from
housing court, pending evictions,
former shelter stays and other
sources. This is fed into a system
and analyzed …
… pinpointing households
and buildings most at risk
of imminent eviction …
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… enabling CAMBA
HomeBase staff to
prevent evictions and
keep families housed.
CAMBA HOUSING VENTURES
2014 CAMBA Housing Ventures Achievements
By the end of 2014, CAMBA Housing Ventures (CHV) surpassed its founding 10-year goal to build 1,000
units by 2015, with 1,527 units of housing completed or in the development pipeline. This represents
nearly $510 million in public and private investment in sustainable, supportive and affordable housing.
In 2014, CAMBA Housing Ventures:
›› Celebrated the joint ribbon-cutting of CAMBA
Gardens Phase I and the groundbreaking of CAMBA
Gardens Phase II:
žž 5
02 units of sustainable, supportive housing and over
$166 million in public and private investment on the
campus of Kings County Hospital Center
žž A national model of a partnership to activate
underutilized public hospital property and co-locate
housing and healthcare to facilitate improved health
outcomes for residents
›› Secured financing for Affordable and Supportive
Family Housing at Van Dyke:
žž 101 units and $56 million in public and private
investment on underutilized New York City Housing
Authority (NYCHA) land
CAMBA Gardens II: Image: Dattner Architects
žž Won competitive NYCHA RFP
›› In partnership with The Hudson Companies and
Related Companies:
A quality home can be one of the most
important components to a healthy lifestyle,
and I am proud that the State has joined our
local government and private sector partners to
move this [CAMBA Gardens] project forward ...”
žž Broke ground on Gateway Elton Phase III,
with 287 units of housing and an investment
of $105.5 million
žž Cut the ribbon on Gateway Elton Phase I,
with 197 units of housing and an investment
of $61.8 million
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo
CAMBA Housing Ventures and its many partners break ground on CAMBA Gardens Phase II. Photo: Vanni Archive Architectural Photography
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LEGAL SERVICES
Where You Can…
dig out of debt, learn your rights,
get the representation you need
Yessica Mendez (right), who came to the U.S. from the Dominican Republic as a child, renewed her
DACA status — and ability to continue working — with the help of staff at CAMBA Legal Services.
2014 CAMBA Legal Services Achievements
›› 570 households received anti‑eviction legal services,
with 96% of those represented avoiding eviction
1,763 households
received legal help
with consumer
financial problems…
›› 472 immigrants received legal assistance to obtain
or adjust their legal status, leading to life‑stabilizing
protections
…resulting in $345,000
in consumer debt
expunged.
›› 59 foreclosures were prevented, keeping homeowners
housed and protecting their investments
It was so important for me to get the permit to work. The staff here were passionate about helping me
and that made the process so much easier.”
Yessica Mendez
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FUNDERS
New York City
NYC Administration
for Children’s Services
NYC Council,
Brooklyn Delegation
NYC Council Member
Inez Barron
NYC Council Member
Laurie Cumbo
NYC Council Member
Mathieu Eugene
NYC Council Member
Brad Lander
NYC Council Member
Donovan Richards
NYC Council Member
Jumaane Williams
NYC Council Speaker
Melissa Mark-Viverito
Corporations
& Foundations
A. Larovere Consulting LLC
Admiral Air Conditioning
Admiral Insurance
Brokerage Corp.
All New York Title Company
All Renovation
Construction LLC
Amazon Services LLC
Ameriprise Financial
Bank of America
Merrill Lynch
Bank of New York Mellon
Beardwood & Co.
BEC New Communities
HDFC Inc.
Benchmark Title Agency LLC
CAMBA Casino Night Out 2014 honorees. Photo: Anthony Collins Photography
NYC Department of Education
Bright Power Inc.
NYC Department of Health
and Mental Hygiene
Broadview Networks Inc.
Kohl’s - NY Design Office
Triumph Hospitality
Resurrection Brooklyn
Brooklyn Hearth Realty Ltd.
L + M Development Partners
U.S. Charitable Gift Trust
Safe Horizons
NYC Department of
Homeless Services
Brown & Weinraub PLLC
Lester Evan Tour
Architect PLLC
United Healthcare
The Rogosin Institute
Vertex Security
Loralei Bed
& Breakfast/Loralei Ltd.
Wells Fargo Foundation
United Neighborhood
Houses of New York
NYC Department of
Housing Preservation
& Development
NYC Department of
Youth and Community
Development
NYC Economic Development
Corporation
Bruno Frustaci
Contracting Inc.
Cannon Heyman & Weiss LLP
Capital One Bank
Chadbourne & Parke LLP
CHI Benefits by Corporate
Health Innovations
McCance Foundation
MHW Ltd.
Monadnock Construction, Inc.
Morgan Stanley
Whitsons Culinary Group
WinnResidential
Your Home Furniture
Non-Profit
Organizations
U.S. Committee for
Refugees and Immigrants
United Way of New York City
Individual Donors
Anonymous (58)
Chicago Title
Insurance Company
NeoStem
Chris McConnell
Consulting Inc.
O’Connor Davies LLP
Clark Foundation
Pinkerton Foundation
Empire State Development
Corporation
Combined Coordinating
Council Inc.
Center for New York City
Neighborhoods Inc.
PolicyLink
Center for Student Missions
Lawrence Adler
Citizens for Lentol
Miguel Aguilar
IOLA Fund of the
State of New York
Curtis + Ginsberg
Architects LLP
Premier Ford Lincoln Mercury
Prestige Management Inc.
Petra Ahmann
NYS Department of Health
Dattner Architects
Consortium for
Worker Education
NYS Homes and
Community Renewal
Deutsche Bank
Americas Foundation
Corporation for
Enterprise Development
Yesenia Alcivar
NYS Office of Alcoholism
and Substance
Abuse Services
DP Group General Contractors
Red Stone Equity Partners
Kathleen Ames
Dunn Development Co.
Richman Housing
Resources LLC
Enterprise
Community Partners
Food Bank for the
City of New York
Jennifer Arches
NYC Human Resources
Administration
New York State
Durst Family Foundation
NYS Office of the
Attorney General
Edouard Foundation Inc.
NYS Office of Children
and Family Services
F.B. Heron Foundation
NYS Office of Court
Administration
EmblemHealth
Feinstein Foundation
Fund for New Citizens
New York Community Trust
Parkside Group
R&B Janitorial Supply
R. Acevedo Contracting
Raich Ende Malter & Co. LLP
Ridgewood Savings Bank
Ruth and Ezra
Chesky Foundation
SAKS Incorporated
Saretsky Katz Dranoff
& Glass LLP
IGive
Interior Resources USA
Keenya Anderson
Rebbeca Arnold
Lenore Arons
Andrea Atehortua
Cami Aurioles
Maor Avidor
Eugene Barnett
SLCE Architects, LLP
Sarah Barrick
Stella and Charles
Guttman Foundation
Lutheran Medical Center
Daniel Bartoldus
Maimonides Medical Center
Vanessa Basora
New York Methodist Hospital
Melissa Battifarano
New York State Coalition
Against Sexual Assault
Brent Bauer
Seyfarth Shaw LLP
HSBC Bank USA
Sharon Alves
Lutheran Family
Health Center
Groupe Sanglier
US Small Business
Administration
Ann Akiri
Lawyers Alliance of New York
Schulte Roth
HLS Builders
Fund for Public
Health in New York
Allison Adler
Katherine Baldus
NYS Office of Temporary
and Disability Assistance
Hirschen Singer & Epstein LLP
Franciscan Sisters
of the Poor
Steve Abel
Agnes Azzara
Goldman Sachs
US District Court,
Southern District
Flatbush Food Coop
Denise Abatemarco
Jewish Community Relations
Council of New York
NYS Office of Mental Health
Heidell, Pittoni,
Murphy & Bach LLP
After-School Corporation
Cove Aaronoff
Hunger Solutions New York
GB & M May Foundation
Federal
Accion East/ESDC
Schmutter, Strull, Fleisch Inc.
Sheldon Lobel, P.C.
Target Corporation
TD Bank Charitable
Foundation
JP Morgan Capital
Corporation
Teagle Foundation
JP Morgan Chase & Co.
TriState Apartment
Furnishers
Tribeca Pediatrics
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Shante Barnes
Ava and Julie Bartlett
Public Health Solutions
Jonathan Willens
and Julia Beardwood
P.S. 139
Martha Beckman
P.S. 217
FUNDERS
Frank and Neka Beckwith
Heather Chadwick
Josephine Healy
Adam Chaiken
Daniel Dickson
Jessica Dickson
Stan Gabriel
Jill Beharry
Katherine Gallagher
Amy Hemphill
Brendan Beier
Heather Chandlee
Ann-Marie Dixon
Mary Kay Gallagher
Foster Henry
Karleen Belizaire
Lizette Chaparro
Kara Donaldson
Juliet Galvez
Michael Herbig
Rebecca Bellush
Hilary Chaplain
Patricia Donelan
Steven and Shelley Gartner
James Herman
Jesus Benaventa
Devin Chapman
Sarah Dougan
Emilio Gautier
Gabrielle Hernandez
Jonathan Berk
Laura Chin
Shirley Gayle
Jennifer Hess
Barry and Sharon Berman
Royce Cho
Kevin and Brisa
Palikuqi Douglas
Anthony Genna
Leonne Heurtelou
Michael Berne
Jahanara Chowdhury
Amy Gerst
Jamey and Leslie Hewitt
Alan Bernstein
Carolyn Chu
Sara Gerstein
Kathy Hieatt
Patricia Best
Christine Chung
Kalimah Geter
Isabella Hiigel
Marshall Betts
Diana Chung
Shelby Geter Freeman
Thomas Hilbink
Ellen Bilofsky
Mark Chung
Kathleen Giannou
Deborah Hill
David Bixby
Tiffany Chung
Nakita Gibbs-Springer
Veronica Hinds
Cavril Blackwood
Albert Cirignano
Claudia Gilchriest
Emily Hoch
Sarah Block
Frank Ciulla
Christopher Gillmar
Robert Blue
Emery Clarke
Cynthia Glasgow
Mark Bisard and
Christie Hodgkins
Heather Blumberg
Sonia Clarke
Bradley Glassman
Tabitha Holland
Kelly Boccafola
Sheila Claybaugh
Avi Glickstein
Stephanie Hollingsworth
Richard Boenigk
Alice Clifton
Jade Godfrey
Alejandra Hopkins
Suzanne Bohnker
Adam Cobb
Jessica Goldberg
Marva Hopkins
Pamela Booth
Abby Coffie
Lauri Goldkind
Arielle Horenstein
Tony Borden
Cecily Cohen
Deborah Goldstein
Kate Hubner
Amy Bornstein
Kimberly Colombo
Oliver Goldstein
Michelle Humphrey-White
Christopher Borrok
Ellie Conant
Diego Gomez
Matthew Botwin
Caitlyn Conefry
Alex Liberatore and Margaret Iannuzzi
Jason Bouchard
Charles Cooke
Megan Brackney
Charmaine Corney
Alvin Berk and
Judith Brandwein
Eleanor Cotlar
Don Bendernagel and
Sally Brazil
Patti Brazill
Matthew Hawkins
and Caitlyn Brazill
Eileen Brazitis
Kristian Breton
Dana Britto
Ashley Brown
John and Sharon Browne
Kari Browne
Kara Cronley
Benjamin Crossley-Marra
Karen M. Cullen
Mary Jo Cullinan
Sarah Cummings
John Cummins
Dany Cunningham
Elizabeth Dalton
Martin and Virgina Daly
Thomas and
Jennifer Dambakly
Joanah Douglas
Chrissie Dowler
Lisa Draho
Robert Drayton
Meredith Dros
Ted and Kathy Dros
Edward and Patricia Drueding
Joshua Dunn
Claudia Dymond
James Eaton
Patrick Egan
Michael Eggebrecht
Sarita Ekya
John Elias
Kathleen Elie
Kimberly Elkins
Michael and Abbe Erhard
Mert Erogul
Alicia Espinoza
Noelle Esquire
Isaac Esterman
Lora Evinger
Ingrid Gomez-Faria
Angela Gonzalez
Michele Gonzalez
Janelle Gooley
Jodine Gordon
Rami Ezratty
Jonelli Gordon
Neil Falcone
Jonathan Graboyes
Ellen Farrell
Gregory and Catherine Farrell
Diana Fassbender
Evlyn Fergus
Amanda Fersch
Hazel Fershleiser
John Ficchi
Marta Figueroa-Santos
Dee Graham
Penny Grant
Katharine Grantz
Melanie Graves
Candace Greene
Robert and Paula Greenstein
Jill Gregory
Kathleen Groetz
Hollis Daniels
Kimberly Fink
Kim Davis
Katy Finn
Sherry Davis
Elizabeth Fisher
Stacey Davis
Martin and Aurea Fisher
Deborah De Santis
Kevin Fitzmartin
Paula Defelice
Joshua Fixler
David Del Ser
Maureen Flaherty
Lora Dela Rama
Lisa Fletcher
Angeles Delgado
Peter Florin
Lina Delgado
Lana Folk
Krista Deluca
Tamara Forrest
William Keefe and
Claire Harding-Keefe
Hana Dembe
Rosemarie Forrester
Travis Hardy
Robert Demetrio
Bernadette Forward
Malika Harris
Sharad Desai
Helen Frank
Christine Harrison
Kara Desiderio
Ruth Franklin
Caroline Harting
Joel A. Siegel and
Maria Deutscher
Elsa Fricioni
Verna Carter-Gaskin
Janee Harvey
Karen Friedland
Emma Castro
Brian Hasbrouck
Stephanie DeVane
Marie Caze
Margaret Haskett
Heaven Dewdney
Anthony and Rosa Frustaci
Bruno and Tara Frustaci
Alexandra Cerasi
Ritik Dholakia
Caterina Frustaci
Chris Cereghino
Santino Di Renzo
Una Fuller
Peter Bruno
Claire Bruten
Laura Burgess
Iain Burnett
Arsella Burton
Horace Bush
Ruth Bush
Joseph and Aledia Calabrese
Pietro Calabretta
Margaret Cam
Sabrina Cammarano
Emily Campbell
Meg Canby
Will Carlough
Chemzz Carsera
Justin Groot
Andi Grossman
Whitney Guhin
Kenneth Gunning
Shivank Gupta
Nicole Haas
Alison Haberly
Karen Halper
David Hanzel
Amira Hassan
Eileen Hawkins
Sharon Haynes
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Carly Jabouin
Julie Jacobowitz
Nicole Jacques
Rachel Jacques
Elyssa Jaffe
Leor Jakubowicz
Maya Jakubowicz
Tahani James
Thelathia Jamison
Anna Jasch
Jaclyn Joblkowski
Ena Johnson
Kathleen Jones
Lindsey Jones
Ryann Jones
Min Kang
Alex Kania
Ann Kaslow
Jeremie Kasmarcak
Joe Katz
Rupinder Kaur
Julia Kaye
Gretchen Kehde
Mary Keith
Terence and
Margaret Kelleher
Jennifer Kemp
Judith Kende
Bonnie Kerker
Andrea Ketteridge
Geraldine Ketteridge
Jeena Khan
Nicole King
Jocelyn Kirouac
Nathaniel Knaebel
FUNDERS
Stephanie Knapp
Enrique Lopez
Carlos Mejillones
Helge Osttveiten
Aaron Koffman
Farah Louis
Karl Menard
Francine Palazza
Dwayne and
Valerie Richardson
Ramona Kohrs
Hilary Louis
Nia Mensah
Marilyn Palmeri
Bradley Rife
Jonah Kokodyniak
George Lovell
Kyle Menze
Christy Paoletti
Karen Rinaldi
Nina Kossoff
Shemala Lovell
Edith Merle
Brian Parise
Elena Rivera
Alexandra Kotlyar
Andrew Lowden
Deanna Michael
Ji-Soo Park
Luz Rivera
Thomas Kozak
Seng Lui
Jessica Miksis
Elisabeth Parker
Veronica Rivera
Allan Kramer
Thomas Mac Withey
Doug Miller
Heather Parker
Ann Roberts
Stacey Kretschy
Caolan Madden
Janet Miller
Preston Parkes
Fitz Robertson
Jessica Kurs-Lasky
Kevin Magill
Matthew Miller
Melissa Pasquale
Michael Robinson
Manfred and Stephanie Labes
Justyna Maj
Patrick Miller
Ana Patel
Nicole Rochat
Elizabeth Lacks
Kim Maleh
Andrea Miller-Chan
Darshan Patel
David Roche
Christopher Lafley
Maryann Mallon
Melanie Minasz
Amy Patrick
Jessica Rodysill
Edward Lamanna
Michael Mallon
Sidrah Mirza
Hilda and Irma Payne
Barbara Rogers
McGuire Lambert
Kristie Mancell
Mercedes Miske
Claribel Pearce
Wanda Rojas
Robin Landes
Barrett Mansfield
Yehudit Moch
Marie Pedraza
Marian Ronan
Mary Ann Lanzetta
Elizabeth Marchetti
Aparna Mohan
Robert and Sharon Perez
Janar Rosa
Melinda Larose
David Marciano
Kalilah Moon
Uros Perisic
Michael Rose
Jermie Layvand
Nancy Margro
Abby Perlman
Harvey and Healaine Rosen
Mario Lazzaroni
Aditi Marisetti
Josh Fraidstern and
Andrea Morrell
Nadine Perrault
Michael Rosenblatt
Meg Leder
Lisa Martin
Charles and Beverly Morris
Dominique Perrine
Michael Ross
John Lee
Bernardo and Lauren Mas
Melissa Mowery
Rawle Phillips
Te-Mei Lee
Jaclyn Moynahan
Malika Phillips-Peters
Vern Bergelin and Mary Ellen Ross
Michael and Marlene Leekang
Kevin Coffey and
Kathleen A. Masters
Jill Myers
Amanda Leis
Frances Matheu
Justin Nardilla
Steven Cohen and Caroline Piela
Marina Lenihan
Maushumi Mavinkurve
Alexandra Nasto
Maltine Pierre
Sharon Rudolph
Anna Pizzelli
Kirby Ruffner
Jennifer Plotkin
Martin Ruiz
Sharon Polli
Agata Rumprecht-Behrens
Nye Polynice
Mary Sabbatino
Seth Pompan
Daniel Saks
Crystal Pond
Zheurdaunne Salvodon
Rudolpho Pons
Maryann Samreth
Anne Pope
Shefali Sanghvi
Melody Popravak
Patricia Saravia
Jina Porter
Greg Tewksbury
and Abby Scher
Rachel Porter
Wahidah Presume
Anika Price
Vladislav Pronin
Alexandra Puccino
CAMBA’s annual Healthy Way 5k race raises support for services.
Gary Purville
Heather Purzner
Norma Lepler
David and Nanci McAlpin
Christopher Neckles
Hilary Leroux
Ian McAlpin
Adele Negro
Jackson Lesser
Cara McAteer
Francine Newman
Jennifer Lesser
Jenna McAuley
Rebecca Newton-Clarke
Choichun Leung
Gabrielle McCollins
Rang Ngo
Larry Leung
Chris McConnell
Lee Norsworthy
Megan Levins
Emily McDonald
Michael O’Brien
Kathleen Lewis
Kathlene McDonald
Ruth O’Brien
Kimberly Lewis
Joan McFeely
Charlotte Licker
Kathleen McKenna
William and
Ann Marie O’Brien
Desi Lincuna
Cilka McKenzie Silva
Rosemarie O’Connor
Jorin and Alexandra Reddish
Christine Lindsay-Abaire
Keniese McKoy
Morolake Odeleye
Cassandra Regis
David Lindsay-Abaire
Mark McManus
Robert Ohlerking
Jonathan Reich
Erica Linton
Dolores McMullan
Jennifer Olsen
Chris Reid
Dana Lipari
Andrew McNamara
John O’Neill
Megan Reid
Matthew Loguidice
Kristin McNamara
Charles and Katherine O’Neill
Ricky Reid
Rocco and
Lorelie Lombardo
Agnes McShea
Janasta Oorin
Eileen Reilly
Kristen Meinzer
Kaz and Joanne Oplustil
David Reinfeld
Dafina Oruqi
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Barbara and John Quinn
Teddy Quinn
Jose Quinones
Dan Ramm
Annysa Ramos
Maria Ramos
Mildred Ramos
Toby Rane
Joan Reddie
Dominic Rovano
David Rowe
Joshua Schiller
Elizabeth Schmitz
Amanda Schulman
David Schultz
Melvin and Bruni Schwartz
Dianne Scott
Donna Scott
Geraldine Sealey
Pavareesh Seepersaud
Sheenoo Sekhon
Rosette Sellers
Aleika Sepulveda
Thomas Sessa
Rachel Severiano
Shawn Shafner
Lisa Shahon
Gigi Sharp
Neil and Kirsten Shaw
Sally Sheperdson
Rebecca Shippee
Michelle Shkreli
Leah Shuchter
Carolyn Silver
Kathryn Simpson
FUNDERS
Michael Wang
F. Bahrampour
Katherine Corona
Lauren Ward
Baked By Melissa
Terrell Courtenay
Lucy Warrington
Claire Balcerzak
Olivia Darison
Virginia Waters
Bank of America
Merrill Lynch
Angeles Delgado
Daniel Bartoldus
Tara Detchemendy
Jonathan Willens
and Julia Beardwood
Coleen Devers
Jacinto Riddick
and Sanura Weathers
Donna Webster
Simon and Alanna
Weifenbach
Beardwood & Co.
Frances Weinstock
Nancy Beck
Noa Wheeler
Angela Becker
Chris Whipple
Crystal Bedford
Anna White
Vicki Been
Joseph Whitney
Robyn Bellamy
Stephanie Whitten
Crystal Bellanger
John Wilkens
Robyn Bellany
Molly Wilkinson
Jonathan Berk
Children in CAMBA supportive housing receive holiday gifts
donated by generous New Yorkers.
Jade Williams
Emily Berleth
Takiyah Williams
Kim Berney-Brooke
Erica Sims
Inderjit Takk
Carey Bertini
Nicole Sisti
Clarissa Tamez
Charles Scibetta and
Jennifer Willig
Melissa Skalicky
Jillian Tate
Arnel Wilson
Leigh Blake
Marina Slepak
Suzanne Taub
Natasha Wimmer
Clara Bogetti
Matt Slootsky
Benjamin Taylor
Joshua Witz
Pamela Booth
Elaine Smaczniak
Christopher Taylor
Cai and Johnny Wu
Megan Brackney
Jessica Smalec
Katherine Yang
Sara Brady
Charisa Smith
Leonard Shiller and
Elyse Taylor
Liv Yarrow
Kristian Breton
Lindsey Smith
Joan Tedeschi
Christine Yip
Bridging Access to Care
Roy Smith
Maureen Teehan
Brandon Young
Dana Britto
Stephen Smith
Kevin Muir and Victor Tellez
Yevgeniya Yubliler
M’Ral Broodie-Stewart
Diane Smith-Naddeo
Elizabeth Tenenbaum
Liena Zagare
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Suzanne Smitonick
Cara Thomas
Keli Zaloudek
Brooklyn Family Court
Amy Sodaro
Jlyn Thomas
Christopher and Leslie Zarra
Brooklyn Greenway Initiative
Leonora Sokolova
Rebecca Tiger
Shahriar Zehtabchi
Brooklyn Nets
Mary Solomon
Tracey Till
Diane Zeines
Camia Brown
Susan Solomon
Hazel Tishcoff
Courtney Zell
Bailey Somers
Francesco Tonin
Zhi-Da Zhong
Buchbinder Tunick
& Company LLP
Raymond Sosa
Erin Toohill
Mark Zimet
Budget Business Supply Co.
Al Sotack
Johnny Nguyen
and Ngan Tran
Allison Zomper
Laura Burgess
Melissa Zomper
Mary Cahill
Harley Traven
Hannah Zucker
Rachel Caldwell
Meaghan Trentacost
Matthew Zuckerbraun
W Campbell
Jennifer Trepinski
Sara Zwiefelhofer
Paul Catalanotto
Nicholas Trum
Liza Zyg
Christine Catarino
Altaa Tserendash
In-Kind Services
CELEBI
Kevin and Anne Tuohey
Steve Abel
Billy Chaperun
Juno Turner
Eric Adler
Isuhyang Chen
Ugo Ugeh
Julianna Allen
Tsuhyang Cheng
Joseph Ulitto
Akilah Allum
Wei-Ee Cheng
Demetrios Vardakis
Julianna Alson
Pamela Vaughn
Sharon Alves
Chicago Title
Insurance Company
Dino Veronese
Aoi Soya
Ginna Speciale
Valerie Stahl
Liane Stegmaier
Susanna Stein
Sylvia Stein
Suzan Steinberg
Robert Stekson
Daniel Sterling
Paige Stickelman
Timothy Stickelman
Jonathan Stiles
Allan Suarez
Juliana Sullivan
Aaron Sussman
Chiemi Suzuki
Rachel Swaner
Kathryn Sweetman
Katherine Swenson
Michel Swornik
Scott Fernjack and
Margaret Taddy
Nadia Tuchman
Jessica Viada
Carina Villinger
Denise Vogel
Deirdre Von Dornum
Katrin Wachs
Claudine Waite
Ronald Walcott
Claytisha Walden
Jack and Sharon Bettinger
Chadbourne & Parke LLP
G. Deller
Lisa DiBello
Virna DiPalma
Diva Dance Studio
DLA Piper LLP USA
Gail Drikes
Amanda Duncan
Dunn Development Co.
Blaise Durant
Kaida Edwards
John Elias
Elie Tahari
Nicole Ellis-Branch
Engage Jewish Service Corp
Low Enkofp
Natalya and Alex Eppel
Blanca Estabn
Eva Gentry Consignment
Diana Fassbender
Bestie Fedman
Josh Feinberg
Stephen Feldheir
Heidi Fener
B. Ferdman
Frances Ferris
Rebecca Festinger
John Ficchi
Film Biz Recycling
Finishing Touch Landscaping
Susan Finkelstein
Eilen Fishman
Kevin Fitzmartin
Joshua Foss
Alicia Frank
Ruth Franklin
Tiffany Franklin
Daniel Fredua
Karen Friedland
Bmdgel Gallagher
Sydelle Gansl
Nancy Garfinkel
Radtam Gazali
Raltan Gazali
Alice Ann Gentry
Makeda George
American Musical
and Dramatic Academy
Nancylee Cidoni
Jacqueline German
Circus Fruits
Joe Gilette
Jaime Anemone
Colleen Clancy
Beth Gillery
Gina Argano
Abby Clark
Melissa Gindin
Joya Au
Akesha and Sunne Clarke
Cynthia Glasgow
Joyce Au
Sheryl Cohen
Z. Goleo
Nadine Augustin
Combined Coordinating
Council, Inc.
Hector and Herma Gonzalez
James Ayeb
James Ayers
CompuLink Technologies
Gratitude Café
Caitlyn Conefry
Julia Greemberg
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Jodine Gordon
FUNDERS
Greenpoint Shul
Michelle Liu
Julia Greenberg
Joanne Lombardo
LaShonne Greene
Look Good Feel Gorgeous
Greenpoint Swap
Katie Lord
Paula Greenstein
Sean Lorizzo
Mike Gruia
Debbie Louis
Sarah Guthartz
David Lucas
Liz Guzzetti
Luria Academy PTA
Marcia Hackett
Raymond Lutz
Sharon Hackett-Simon
M.C. O’Brien Inc.
Lauren Hamernick
Robert MacLagger
Robyn Hamilton
Michelle MacRoy-Higgins
Jennier Harlan
Nancy Margro
Darlene Haroen
Dennis Marney
Jasmine Harvey
Bernardo Mas
Darlene Haynes
Cara McAteer
Leslie Henderson
Conor McDonough
Julie Henick
Y.C. McElroy
Grace Hierro
Velma McKenzie
Isabel Hill
Kristin McNamara
Vincia Howes
Agnes McShea
Charles Hunt
MHW Ltd.
Margaret Iannuzzi
Jessica Miksis
Skai Idlett
Barbara Miller
Isabella Creations
Beatrice Miller
Sherese Jackson
Matthew Miller
Jackson Lewis LLP
Sidrah Mirzah
Rachel Jaffe
Mary Mitchell
Leor Jakubowicz
Simone Mogul
Susan Jamer
Cara Molatch
B. Jellen
Candace Mootoo
JKS Events
Flin Morgan
Aisha Johnson
Julie Moskin
Ina Johnson
Brielle Murray
Naomi Johnson
Mikael Nabati
Judith Kafka
NBC
Katrina Selkirk, NYPD
NBC Today Show
Jenna Katz
Michael and Michelle Nevin
Mary Keith
New Jersey Devils
Keith Fischler and
Student Council
New York City Runs Inc.
Terence and
Margaret Kelleher
New York Islanders
Hockey Club
Noelle Newbold
Judith Kende
Ella Oblas
Judy Kenny
The O’Connell Organization
Bonnie Kerker
Rosario Oliveri
Sam Koprak
J. Olshen
Allen Fan Ku
Charles and Katherine O’Neill
L + K Construction
Kaz and Joanne Oplustil
Oliver LaBohn
Chava Ortner
Maureen Lally
Eve Ottavino
Lisa Landua
P.S. 6
Tony Larson
P.S. 114
Emily Lasaght
P.S. 170
M. Laurens
Florence Palazza
Te-Mei Lee
Francine Palazza
Christina Lem
James Palazza
William Lesman
Carol Pally
Janeen and Alden Levy
Laura Pannaman
Nicole Lewis
Jessica Parsons
Lei Liu
Christine Pasquariello
Adetomi Akintitan, a student in CAMBA’s Collegiate Express program, talks about her college
aspirations at a fundraiser hosted by Saks Fifth Avenue and designer Elie Tahari.
Photo: Anthony Collins Photography
Rashmee Patil
Beverly Scott
Nick Trum
Barbara Peacock
J. Scott
Vanessa Trum
Malika Peters
Craig Selinger
Jchoo Tung
Pilots of American Airlines
Brandon Sells
Kevin and Anne Tuohey
Michelle Pilson
Katrina Selrick
Anna Pizzelli
Seyfarth Shaw LLP
United Neighborhood
Houses of New York
Hannah Poferl
Brandon Sgis
Van Brunt Stillhouse
Pok Pok NY
Sarah Shapiro
Mary Vanderpayle
Sharon Polli
Lee Sharmar
Jacqueline Vann
Shaywa Ponce-Drakos
Aaron Shiffman
Pratt Institue
Wolfe Shiffman
Vanni Archive
Architectural Photography
Alexandra Puccino
Rate Shipman
PUNCHCASE by Leslie Hsu
Martha Siegel
Daniel Purisch
Crystal Simon
Queen of All Saints
Young Adults Group
Desmond Simon
Dominick Rao
Matt Slootsky
J. Ravitz
Tony and Rebecca Smolenski
Jorin and Alexandra Reddish
Soul of the Sea
Andrea Reese
Helen Spontak
Jason Reischel
Luz Rivera
St. Ann and the Holy Trinity, Outreach Program
Hillary Roberstein
Kamir Stallone
David Weller
Carl Robichaud
Katey Stechel
Rachel Weller
Joes Rodriguez
Robert Stekson
Natalie Wheeler
Richard Rodriguez
Rebecca Stetner
Wild Bagels
Beverly Rohlehr
Charlene Stewart
Johnny Rohlehr
Jenny Sucov
Charles Scibetta
and Jennifer Willig
Romeo Foods
Cal Suttiff
Jenifer Rosenberg
Katherine Swenson
Michael Rosenblatt
K. Tanbott
Michael Ross
Richard and Nelva Taub
Marie Rotonda
Richard Taus
Adam Ruben
Kevin Muir and Victor Tellez
Hillary Rubenstein
Liz Tenenbaum
Lisa Ruscigno
The Pythian
S.N.L Wingate
The Refinement Group
Janeen Saltman
The Rogosin Institute
Chrishna Saylor
Sari Tomson
Annabel Schlosberg
Myron Tookes
Erika Schultz
Tim Totten
Thomas Sclafani
Jamal Trotman
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Allison Simpson
Jacob Vasquez
Pamela Vaughn
Dominica Velencia
Gitanjali Verma
Carina Villinger
Anna Vollmar
Ronald Walcott
Michael Waldman
Kristen Warnick
Washington
Meryl Weissman
Shariffa Wilson
Natasha Wimmer
Cherryl Witherspoon
Ana Wollock
Ruth Wollock
Mary Woods
Brenda Wright
Alice Wu
Allen Ku and Meng-Jung Wu
Irina Yareshenko
T. Young
Tsuh Young-Chen
L. Zackman
Francisco Zamorano
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Generous supporters like you enable CAMBA to fulfill community needs and respond to families and individuals
in crisis. There are many ways you can make a difference:
Cash
Gifts may be made by check (payable to CAMBA) or
through our secure website, CAMBA.org.
Other Planned Gifts
Donate various trusts, annuities and gifts of significant
non-cash assets, such as real estate, to CAMBA. Talk
with your attorney for more information and advice.
Sustainer
Become a CAMBA Sustainer and make a greater impact.
Allocate an automatic withdrawal from your checking
account or credit card (at least $10 per month).
Memorial/Honorary Gifts
Designate your donation to remember or honor a
family member or friend. We will promptly send a
tribute acknowledgment, at your request.
Corporate Matching Gifts
Increase the value of your gift as much as 100% by
taking advantage of your company’s matching gift
program. Check with the human resources department
of your or your spouse’s company for details.
Where You Can…
IRA Transfers
If you own a traditional or Roth IRA and are age 70 or
older, you can transfer up to $100,000 a year to CAMBA
without paying taxes on the withdrawal. Note: this rule
does not apply to employer-sponsored retirement plans.
make a difference
Events
Enjoy CAMBA Night Out, our annual gala; run in
our Healthy Way 5k; spend an evening at a Brooklyn
Cyclones game; or join us to shop at Saks and sip
cocktails. CAMBA offers many fundraising events
throughout the year.
Bequests
Make helping New Yorkers your legacy by adding
CAMBA to your bequest. Talk with your attorney for
more information.
In-Kind Contributions
Gifts of clothing, toys, books and furniture — in good
condition — are always needed by our programs. Our
Food Pantry needs non‑expired canned and boxed
food items to fill its shelves.
Appreciated Stock
If you own stocks, mutual funds or other securities
that are worth more than your original purchase price,
contribute them to CAMBA and receive a tax deduction
for the full current value, avoiding the capital gains tax
you would incur by selling the assets outright.
Celebrate Milestones
Supporting CAMBA can be a meaningful gift for
people who are celebrating a milestone in their
lives. Many people choose donations in lieu of gifts
for weddings, birthdays, bar and bat mitzvahs,
confirmations and holidays. CAMBA will acknowledge
gifts given in a loved one’s honor with a personalized
thank you card.
Are your securities worth less than your original
purchase price? It may be best to sell them and make
a tax deductible cash contribution to CAMBA.
Call CAMBA’s Director of Development at (718) 287 – 2600 x20321 for more information.
Invest in Art
and in Families
CAMBA’s Shona Art Gallery
sells beautiful, handcarved stone sculptures
from Zimbabwe, which
help support our services
for New Yorkers in need
and provide a livelihood for
the African artisans. View
our Shona art online at
ShonaSculptures.com.
Photo: Gabriele Gorden Photography
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FINANCIALS
Statement of Activities for the Year Ended August 31, 2014
UNRESTRICTED
TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED
TOTAL
REVENUE
Government Grants
$ 101,278, 580
Developers’ Fees
1,095,170
Contributions and Other Private Grants
5,403,139
Program Reimbursements and Fees
$ 101,278, 580
1,095,170
$175
5,403,314
3,187,527
Interest and Dividends
Rental Income
Net Realized and Unrealized (Loss)
Gain on Investments
Loss on Investment in Brooklyn Health Home
115,402
1,511,823
1,511,823
23,699
23,699
30,456
Net Assets Released from Restrictions
TOTAL
3,187,527
115,402
30,456
160,499
-160,499
112,806,295
-160,324
112,645,917
EXPENSES
Program Services
Economic Development
2,090,394
2,090,394
Education and Youth Development
10,820,632
10,820,632
Family Support
3,664,609
3,664,609
Health
Housing
Legal Services
TOTAL
7,348,377
7,348,377
71,596,461
71,596,461
2,323,529
2,323,529
97,844,002
97,844,002
Supporting Services
Development
Management and General
628,601
628,601
13,842,055
13,842,055
TOTAL
14,470,656
14,470,656
TOTAL EXPENSES
112,314,658
112,314,658
Changes in Net Assets
491,637
-160,324
331,313
Net Assets–Beginning
7,234,857
168,775
7,403,632
Net Assets–End
7,726,494
8,451
7,734,945
Expenses by Program Area, FY 2014
Revenue, Fiscal Years
2010 – 2014
2% 2%
8%
$113m
$105m
˜73%Housing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $71,596,461
4%
11%
73%
˜11%Education and
Youth Development. . . . . . $10,820,632
$94m
$78m
$83m
˜ 8% Health* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,348,377
˜4% Family Support* . . . . . . . . . . $3,664,609
˜2% Legal Services. . . . . . . . . . . . $2,323,529
˜2% Economic Development . . . $2,090,394
*Program services names and expenses do not correspond to those
in the body of the annual report, due to program name changes.
2010
15
2011
2012
2013
2014
CAMBA LOCATIONS
MULTI-SERVICE
HEALTH
OO1.
OO23. C AMBA’s Health Link Program
241 37th Street, Bldg. 1, 3rd FL, North A
Section Suite 301, Brooklyn, NY 11232
Main Office
1720 Church Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11226
OO2. Arverne View Recovery Project
57-11 Shore Front Parkway,
Arverne, NY 11692
OO3. Bedford-Stuyvesant Multi-Service Center
(Health/Housing)
1958 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY 11233
OO4.Emergency Food Pantry/Program Office
(Family Support)
2241 Church Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11226
OO49. Myrtle Avenue Apartments
854 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11206
OO50. Putnam Court
40 Putnam Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11238
OO24. HIV/AIDS Prevention
1259 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11226
OO51. Rockaway Avenue Apartments
730 Rockaway Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11212
HOMELESS SHELTERS
AND TRANSITIONAL HOUSING
OO52. Rugged Cross Apartments
12 Patchen Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11221
OO25.Atlantic House Men’s Shelter/Gathering
Place Drop-In Shelter
2402 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11233
OO53. Scattered-Site Housing
164-21 Hillside Avenue, Queens, NY 11432
OO26. Broadway House Women’s Shelter
1245 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11221
OO54. Vincent Cyrus Plaza (57)
57 East 128th Street, New York, NY 10035
OO27. Flagstone Family Center
196 Amboy Street, Brooklyn, NY 11212
OO55. Vincent Cyrus Plaza (73)
73 East 128th Street, New York, NY 10035
OO6.Program Office (Economic
Development/Education & Youth/Family
Support/Legal Services)
885 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11226
OO28. Magnolia House Women’s Shelter
1424 Herkimer Street, Brooklyn, NY 11233
OO56. Webster Avenue Apartments
1245 Webster Avenue, Bronx, NY 10456
OO29. Opportunity House Men’s Shelter
59-65 Prince Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
OO57. Westwind Houses
45 E 131st Street, New York, NY 10037
OO7. Program Office (Economic
Development/Education & Youth/
Housing/Legal Services)
2211 Church Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11226
OO30.P ark Slope Women’s Shelter/
Respite Bed Program
1402 Eighth Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11215
STUDENT SUPPORT
OO5.Program Office (CAMBA Housing
Ventures/Health/Shona Sculpture Gallery)
19 Winthrop Street, Brooklyn, NY 11225
AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS
AND COMMUNITY CENTERS
OO8.CAMBA All-Stars After-School at PS 114
1077 Remsen Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11236
OO9. CAMBA Creative Kids
After-School at PS 139
330 Rugby Road, Brooklyn, NY 11226
OO10. CAMBA Elite After‑School at PS 3
50 Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11216
OO11.CAMBA Kids Connection After-School/
STARS Drug Prevention at PS 249
18 Marlborough Road, Brooklyn, NY 11226
OO12. CAMBA Kids Shine After-School at PS 361
3109 Newkirk Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11226
OO13. CAMBA Kids Unite After-School at PS 170
7109 6th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11209
OO14.CAMBA Kids Unlimited
After-School at PS 92
601 Parkside Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11226
OO15. SONYC at Hudde JHS
2500 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11210
OO16. SONYC at Whitman MS
72 Veronica Place, Brooklyn, NY 11226
OO17. Beacon Community Center at IS 166
800 Van Siclen Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11207
OO18. Beacon Community Center at IS 271
1137 Herkimer Street, Brooklyn, NY 11233
OO19.Beacon Community Center/CAMBA
Kids World After-School at PS 269
1957 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11210
OO20.Cornerstone Community Center
at Boulevard Houses
726 Stanley Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11207
OO21. Cornerstone Community Center
at Brevoort Houses
280 Ralph Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11233
OO22.Cornerstone Community Center
at Penn-Wortman Houses
895 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Brooklyn, NY 11207
LEGEND:
˜ Bronx ˜ Brooklyn ˜ Manhattan
˜ Queens ˜ Staten Island
OO31.Transitional Housing (Health)
23-25 Winthrop Street, Brooklyn, NY 11225
HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION
OO32. Eviction Prevention Unit
30 Thornton Street, Brooklyn, NY 11206
OO33.HomeBase
1117 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11213
OO34. HomeBase
120 Stuyvesant Place, Room 413,
Staten Island, NY 10301
OO35. Housing Court
141 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING
OO36. 1212 MLK
1212 University Avenue, Bronx, NY 10452
OO37. 880 Willoughby (CHV)
1013-1023 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11221
OO58.Community School/LTW at Brownsville
Academy High School
1150 East New York Avenue,
Brooklyn, NY 11212
OO59.Learning to Work (LTW) at Brooklyn
Academy High School
832 Marcy Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11216
OO60.LTW at Cascades High School
198 Forsyth Street, New York, NY 10002
OO61.LTW at Liberation Diploma
Plus High School
2865 West 19th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11224
OO62. LTW at Professional
Pathways High School
3000 Avenue X, Brooklyn, NY 11235
OO63. LTW at Young Adult Borough Center
911 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11226
OO64.LTW at YABC, Brooklyn Bridge Academy
at South Shore Educational Complex
6565 Flatlands Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11236
OO38.97 Crooke/Rev. Dan Ramm
Residence (CHV)
97 Crooke Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11226
OO65.School for Democracy & Leadership
600 Kingston Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11203
OO39. CAMBA Gardens (CHV)
690-738 Albany Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11203
OO64.R elationship Abuse Prevention Program
(RAPP) at Academy for Conservation
and the Environment
6565 Flatlands Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11236
OO40. Dumont Green
1490 Dumont Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11208
OO41. Gabriel House
201 West 122nd Street,
New York, NY 10027
OO42. Gateway Elton Street (CHV)
1152 Elton Street, Brooklyn, NY 11239
OO43. Highbridge Overlook
240 West 167th Street, Bronx, NY 10452
OO44. Highbridge Terrace
220 West 167th Street, Bronx, NY 10452
OO45. James Bryant Supportive Housing
2027 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10035
OO46. King Gardens
211 Riverdale Avenue , Brooklyn, NY 11212
OO47. Legacy Houses
2081 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10037
OO48. Morris Manor (CHV)
1247 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11226
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TEEN BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTION
OO66. RAPP at August Martin High School
156-10 Baisley Boulevard, Jamaica, NY 11434
OO67.RAPP at Health Opportunities
High School
350 Gerard Avenue, Bronx, NY 10451
OO68.R APP at High School for
Environmental Studies
448 West 56th Street, New York, NY 10019
OO69. RAPP at John Bowne HS
63-25 Main Street, Flushing, NY 11367
OO65.RAPP at School for
Democracy & Leadership
600 Kingston Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11203
VIOLENCE PREVENTION
OO70.Violence Out Brownsville
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