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OUR WORK EVENTS & DONORS FINANCIALS & LEADERSHIP REASONS TO GIVE

A YEAR OF EVOLUTIONFOR UCP OF NYC

2 0 1 6ANNUALREPORT


ADVOCACY

Advocating for a More Inclusive Worldfor All People Is at the Core of What We Do

Raising awareness for people with disabilities is key to ouradvocacy efforts. UCP of NYC self-advocates participated inthe 2016 NYC Disability Pride Parade. UCP of NYC also hostedits yearly Family Connect Summit that drew hundreds ofpractitioners and families seeking the latest information andresources available. In order to widen our borough-basedoutreach to parents, we organized multiple parent forums,workshops and webinars on topics ranging from Conflict FreeCase Management to Helping Your Child with Autism Copewith Anxiety. UCP of NYC also increased visibility for disabilityissues through positive media placements in the local press.

IMPACT:

We reached over 3,000 parents citywidethrough our Family Connect Summit,

parent forums, workshops, and webinars.


COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS

Building Bridges andPartnerships for Brighter Futures

IMPACT:UCP of NYC’s individuals became changeagents teaching hundreds of students

and community members about disabilityand assistive technology at New York’s

top educational institutions.

Our individuals increased their presence in New York Cityneighborhoods by teaching students and the community atlarge about disability at New York’s most prestigious educa-tional and arts institutions. Some of these partnerships includedan on-going collaboration with New York University’s TandonSchool of Engineering’s Disabilities Course, where our indi-viduals partner with students to create assistive technologyprojects. Our individuals also continued to partner with theMOUSE Design League, a national organization that offers ayear-long after school design and technology program forhigh school students who learn about applied design, tech-nology and leadership.


EDUCATION

ADAPT Is the Leader in Providing High QualityEducation for Special Needs Children

IMPACT:

Our universal pre-kindergartenand integrated preschool programs

offered families a high-quality,family friendly learning environment,

educating nearly 2,000 childrenof all developmental levels throughout

the five boroughs of New York City.

New York League for Early Learning (NYLEL) joined UCP of NYC.This expanded our educational services to children withspecial needs to 14 schools, making our preschool networkthe largest for children with special needs in New York City.


PHILANTHROPY

Our Philanthropic Endeavors AreSupported by Loyal Donors Like You

IMPACT:

The Women Who Care Luncheonsraised a total of nine million dollars

in the course of 15 years forNew Yorkers with disabilities.

UCP of NYC celebrated its 15th and final Women Who CareLuncheon with a special tribute to Loreen Arbus, Founderand Chair who has carried on her parents’ legacy throughthis event with many high-profile female trail blazers andleaders as guests and honorees through the 15 years. Thisyear’s luncheon raised nearly $610,000 to support ourmany programs. Honorees were: Beverly Bond, Jenny Long,Northwell Health, Deborah Norville, and Ellyn Shook.


QUALITY OF LIFE INITIATIVES

Living with Disability Doesn’t Mean Inability

IMPACT:

Our Recreational Program grew to enablemore individuals to experience a wider

choice of activities, guided byour dynamic team of Program Specialists.

Our individuals engaged in a wide array of adaptive sports,such as skiing, surfing, sailing, skydiving, and ballroom dancing,in addition to a robust arts and digital media program. Ourrecreational and leisure activities, sports and arts programsincluded trips to New York City’s beaches, parks, and museumsas well as out of state excursions to Washington, DC.


TECHNOLOGY

We are a Leader in Providing AssistiveTechnologies to Families in New York City

IMPACT:

In 2016, UCP of NYC was again chosen to be the statewideprovider for Assistive Technology by the New York State AssistiveTechnology Act Program (TRAID). We are the leading providerof state-of-the-art low and high-tech assistive technologiesto children and adults in New York City.

Our commitment to providing cutting edgeassistive technology for adults and childrenin our programs and in the wider communityenabled thousands of people with disabilities

to increase their independence in a moreadaptable world.


We joined with PARTNERS HEALTH PLAN (PHP) and createda vision for coordinated health and long term supports forpeople with intellectual and developmental disabilities thatis the most unique in the U.S. The partnership is owned andoperated by nonprofit agencies already providing services toindividuals and families throughout New York State. As weprepare for services to be funded from a Managed Care insur-ance platform and delivered in more individualized ways, wewill ensure that everyone who receives services from us willobtain the care they need to lead independent, productiveand healthy lives.

EXPANSION OF OUR NETWORK AND NEW INITIATIVES

Our partnership with New York League for Early Learning (NYLEL)makes us the leading provider of preschool educational servicesand other early childhood programs to children throughoutthe city in a wide variety of integrated and specialized settings.It is the largest program of its kind in NY State.

Human First joined our network as a quality organizationthat offers a variety of residential and programming options,including supported housing to adults with a variety of chall-enging conditions, especially in the boroughs where we addedadditional outreach to communities in need.


WOMEN WHO CARE LUNCHEON 2016

We celebrated the 15th and final Women Who Care Luncheon benefiting United Cerebral Palsy of New York City (UCP of NYC). This event was held at Cipriani42nd Street on May 9, 2016 and celebrated the accomplish-ments and philanthropy of many female leaders across theglobe. It was also a special tribute to Loreen Arbus, Founderand Chair of the luncheon, who carried on her parents’ legacy,which began 70 years ago. The final event raised over $600,000dollars for over 18,000 children and adults with disabilitiesthroughout New York City. The presenting sponsors wereHearst Corporation and Loreen Arbus Foundation.

Event Committee:Becky Curran, Devin Cutugno, Wendy Diamond, Tabitha Estrellado, Dina Fanai,Houda Foster, Joan Jedell, Stephanie Kennedy, Regina Kulik Scully, Christopher Laul,Linda Laul, Maureen Lippe, JoanAnn Natola, Katrina Peebles, Teresa Priolo,Nicole Sexton, Danielle Sheypuk, Lori Sokol, Kelly Thompson, Junting Wei,Terrie Williams, Maysoon Zayid and Haley Zimring

In-Kind Sponsors:Carol's Daughter, Cole Haan, Dickinson’s Original Witch Hazel, Edward Bess, Hearst, J. McLaughlin, Paul Mitchell, Peter Thomas Roth, Rachael Ray, Inc.,Safilo Group and Sephora

2016 Women Who Care Honorees:Beverly Bond, Jenny Long, Northwell Health, Deborah Norville, Ellyn ShookCo-Chairs:Tamsen Fadal, Robin Givens, Donna Hanover, Ali Stroker, Paula Zahn Honorary Chair: Frank Bennack Luncheon Hosts: Liza Huber and Susan Lucci

Special Tribute to Loreen Arbus


TEAM UCP PARTICIPATES IN THE 14TH ANNUALACHILLES HOPE & POSSIBILITY RUN/WALK

For the 6th consecutive year, TEAM UCP took part in the14th Annual Achilles Hope & Possibility Run/Walk in CentralPark on June 26, 2016. TEAM UCP had over 200 participantsas part of the total 7,500 participants in this unique race opento people of all abilities. Through donations and sponsorshipsfrom participant fundraising campaigns, TEAM UCP raisedover $50,000 for our programs. A special thanks to our lead sponsor Pilot RB as well as AllianceBrokerage Corp., Vestorly, G-Net Construction Corp., HOK,Putney, Twombly, Hall, & Hirson LLP, Salesforce, Weeks LermanGroup, Entel Systems, Inc., James Grant Public Relations (JGPR),Mitchell Martin Healthcare LLC, Park Surgical Co. Inc.,VincentDiCalogero CPA’s LLC and Transfiguration of Christ Church.


15TH ANNUAL UCP OF NYC GOLF TOURNAMENT

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ANNUAL GOLFANNUAL GOLFT O U R N A M E N TT O U R N A M E N T

The 15th Annual UCP of NYC Golf Tournament was heldSeptember 19, 2016 at Brae Burn Country Club in Purchase,New York. This popular event raised $250,000 for our vitalprogram and services and attracted over 150 golfers andguests from the tri-state area for a day of golf and entertainment.

The tournament was co-hosted by Teresa Priolo, three-timeEmmy-nominated reporter, Fox 5 News & Good Day New York,and Erika Wachter, sports host and reporter for Fox 5 News.This year the event included a presentation of the UCP of NYCCorporate Champion Award, which was presented to one ofour generous supporters, Michael Berger, Senior ManagingDirector of Colliers International. The award recognizes individ-uals who demonstrate the power to inspire and lead as rolemodels for people with and without disabilities. The Tournamentwas presented by The Carmel Family and generously supportedby Colliers International, Pilot RB, The Kenneth RosenbergFoundation, Cushman & Wakefield, Kushner Companies,Alliance Brokerage Corp., Cauldwell Wingate Co., Avison Young,HOK, Baker Tilly Virchow, Krause LLP, The Weiss Group,Price Waterhouse Coopers LLP, Emblem Health, Weeks LermanGroup, Driscoll Foods, Stop Pest Control, Edward R. Matthewsand Warren Kissin.


7TH ANNUAL SANTA PROJECT PARTY 12.6.16

7TH ANNUAL SANTA PROJECT PARTY 12.6.16

The 7th Annual Santa Project Party was held on December6, 2016 at the Downtown Association, hosted by Eight-timeEmmy winning PIX 11 Anchor Tamsen Fadal and Fox 5 Meteor-ologist Mike Woods. This festive holiday event benefittedour children’s programs and preschools, attracted over 250guests and raised over $75,000. The funds are used for selectspecial needs equipment and holiday gift cards for every childin our program and our affiliated organization, New YorkLeague for Early Learning.

Scott Allen, Stephanie Conte, Tom Doyle, Patrick Hazlewood, Bob Hoak,Seth Kramer, Sheila Lennon, Melanie Mandarano, Michelina Mandarano,Elizabeth Norman, Andy Peeke

Committee:

Co-Hosts: Tamsen Fadal, Mike WoodsCo-Chairs: Camilla Barungi, Javier Gomez, Theresa Priolo

In-Kind Sponsors:Neil Abromavage, Apollojets, Lloyd Becker, Brae Burn Country Club, Jim Brown, Coach, Inc., Derek Lam 10 Crosby, Emblem, Cynthia Gomez, Javier Gomez,Grand Central Oyster Bar, Heisman Trophy Trust, Robert Hoak, JCS Apperel, LiLi's Creations, Manhattan Theatre Club, Master & Dynamic, Nicole Levine,Foundation, Oscar Makeup, Michele Quigley, Ritz-Carlton Battery Park,Sisley-Paris Boutique, The Black Ant Hospitality Group, The Bromley Group,Ulla Johnson

THE SANTA PROJECT PARTYMAKES HOLIDAYS BRIGHT FOR CHILDREN

Presenting Sponsors: Pilot RB, George Berry, James Vassalotti, Ropes & Gray LLC, TD Bank, UltimateSoftware, Amy Bittinger, Michael Burlant, Edward R. Matthews, Bella Bus Corp.,CBIZ MHM, LLC, James Grant Public Relations (JGPR), Richard Wade Flowers,The Abelson Company, and Vincent J. DiCalogero CPA’s LLC.


THE FOUNDERS CIRCLE

The Isabelle Weinstein Goldenson &Leonard H. Goldenson Circle($1,000,000 and over)21st Century Fox

Harriett Ames Charitable Trust

Loreen J. Arbus and the Goldenson Family

Louis N. Cassett Corporation

Disney*

The Family of Rea & Albert J. Elias

The Family of Lorraine & Jack N.Friedman

Hearst Corporation

The Hearst Foundation, Inc.

The Heckscher Foundation for Children

Hess Foundation, Inc.

Samuel M. Hyman Charitable Trust

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

The John W. Kluge Foundation

Metromedia Company

SA Properties Company, Ltd.

The Shubert Foundation

Marty & Dorothy Silverman Foundation

Wyeth*

*Lifetime gifts from Disney include contributions from ABC, Inc.,

ABC Foundation, Inc., and Capital Cities/ABC, Inc.

*Lifetime gifts from JPMorgan Chase include contributions from Bear

Stearns, Chase Bank, Chemical Bank, Manufacturers Hanover Bank and JP

Morgan & Company.

*Lifetime gifts from Wyeth include contributions from American

Home Products, Warner-Lambert Company and Warner-Lambert Foundation.

The Ethel & Jack Hausman Circle

($500,000 to $999,999)The Carmel Family

Colliers International

The Family of Alana & Lewis Burke Frumkes

The Family of Ethel & Jack Hausman

The Families of Vera & Samuel C. Hausmanand Blanche & Leo Hausman

Homer M. Harvey

International Brotherhood of Teamster (I.B.T)

and I.B. T. Locals*

The Joseph LeRoy & Ann C. Warner Fund Inc.

The Family of Alan Litchenberg

Estate of Mildred E. Mahland

The New Kids on the Block

New Yorker League for Children

Olin Family Foundation

Revlon Group Incorporated

Estate of Charles Sender

Warner-Lambert Foundation

*Lifetime gifts from the International Brotherhood of Teamsters

include contributions from I.B.T. Locals 111, 202, 205, 277, 326, 338,

391, 456, 462, 550, 553, 560, 628, 633, 707, 773, 803, 805, 808, 812,

813, 815, 819, 863, 917, 945, 966, 1034, and Teamster’ Lodge 2201

B’nai Brith.

The Hilda C. & Irving Sloan Circle($250,000 to $499,999)Altman Foundation

Avison Young

Estate of Aaron W. Ascher

The Baird Family Fund

The Theodore H. Barth Foundation

Belding Heminway Company, Inc. and

the Hausman Belding Foundation

The Family of Maxine and Jerome Belson

Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc.

Dana & Albert R. Broccoli Charitable Foundation

Robert H. Brown

Iris & B. Gerald Cantor

Cantor Fitzgerald Foundation

Estate of Lisa M. Casowitz

Dorchester

Joyce Eichenberg and The GoodmanMemorial Foundation

EmblemHealth*

Estate of Sara Farkas

The David and Alan Greene Family Foundation, Inc.

The Interpublic Group of Companies, Inc.

Estate of Ralph Jahr

Eva Kahn Revocable Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Langone*

and Bernard Marcus

Richard Leto

The Betty & Norman F. Levy Foundation

Herbert Lichtenberg Foundation Fund

Sylvia Martin Foundation, Inc.

Melville Corporation

Michel J. Merkin

The Sidney Milton and Leoma Simon Foundation

Estate of Marie Mourraille

Pilot RB

Rapid-American Foundation for Benefit of UCP

Mr. & Mrs. Francis C. Rooney. Jr.

Estate of Della R. Rothenberg

The Rudin Foundation

Douglas P. Scharmann Trust

Hilda C. & Irving Sloan and the Sloan Family

Sony Corporation of America

Sony Music Entertainment

Stephen C. & Nan G. Swid Foundation

TD Bank USA

Toys "R" Us Children's Fund Inc.

Donald J. Trump, Trump Foundation, Trump

Management and Trump Organization

Viacom*

The Wasily Family Foundation

*Lifetime gifts from Emblem Health include contributions from

Group Health Incorporated.

*Lifetime gifts from Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Langone include gifts

from Invemed Associates, Inc., and a gift from Bernard Marcus

in Honor of Kenneth Langone.

*Lifetime gifts from Viacom also include contributions from

CBS and National Amusement.

The FOUNDERS CIRCLE recognizes corporations, foundations, and individuals for their extraordinary generosity and lifetime contributions in support of

the mission and vision of United Cerebral Palsy of New York City. Members of the Founders’ Circle have made cumulative gifts in excess of $250,000.

The FOUNDERS CIRCLE also honors a generation of dedicated parents who founded United Cerebral Palsy of New York City and helped to create national

and international movements to improve care, undertake research, and to enrich the quality of life for children and adults with cerebral palsy and

related disabilities. United Cerebral Palsy of New York City extends its heartfelt thanks to the families of Isabelle Weinstein Goldenson and Leonard H. Goldenson,

Ethel and Jack Hausman, and Hilda Sault Sloan and Irving Sloan.


Edward R. Matthews Chief Executive Officer

Linda B. Laul Chief Operating Officer

Rajesh ShahChief Financial Officer

Roberta G. KoenigsbergChief Administrative Officer

James Brown Chief Information Officer

DIRECTORS

Peter Auerbach

Jason Carlough

Houda Foster

Richard Levy

John Lombardo

Sabina McCarthy

Jay Silver

Dahlian PorterSenior Vice President,Program Services

Gary Dreyfuss Senior Vice President, Human Resources

Sheila L. LennonSenior Vice President, Marketing and Fund Development

ADAPT COMMUNITY NETWORK LEADERSHIP

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Mariette McBride Senior Vice President, Strategic Initiatives andIntegrated Solutions

Jacqueline ConleySenior Vice President,Program Development and Community Partnerships

Marianne Giordano Senior Vice President,Program Services

EXECUTIVE TEAM

Gary GeresiPresident

Tamsen FadalHonorary Vice Chair

Martin C. HausmanHonorary Chairman

Kenneth CarmelVice-Chairman

James KaseExecutive Vice President

Kenneth R. AuerbachVice President & Treasurer

Kelly E. KaminskiVice President and Secretary

Scott RutskyBoard Member, Supporter and Friend of ADAPT Community Network.

I N M E M O R I A M

SUMMAR I ZED STAT EMEN T OFF I NANC I A L AC T I V I T I E SF ISCAL YEAR END ING JUNE 30, 2016

FY 2016 %WE RECEIVED REVENUES FROM:GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS, GRANTS AND FEES $ 140,098,000 98%

WE WERE SUPPORTED FROM:CONTRIBUTIONS, SPECIAL EVENTS, INTEREST,GAIN ON INVESTMENTS AND OTHER INCOMES $ 3,035,000 2%

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TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE AND SUPPORT $ 143,133,000 100%

WE PROVIDED PROGRAMS COSTING:ADULT DAY SERVICES $ 44,959,000 32% RESIDENTIAL SERVICES $ 53,821,000 39%EDUCATIONAL SERVICES $ 23,157,000 17%FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES

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TOTAL DIRECT PROGRAM SPENDING $ 124,410,000 90%

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MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL $ 13,011,000 9%FUNDRAISING $ 1,029,000 1%

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TOTAL MANAGEMENT, GENERAL,AND FUNDRAISING $ 14,040,000 10%

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TOTAL EXPENSES $ 138,450,000 100%

more than 85 programs during the fiscal year ending June 30, 2016.

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FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES

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ADULT DAYSERVICES

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MANAGEMENTAND GENERAL

9%

EDUCATION SERVICES

17%

RESIDENTIAL SERVICES

39%

FUNDRAISING 1%

$ 2 ,473,000 2%

THANK YOU!2016 marked the last year of our agency named as United Cerebral Palsy of New York City and was the

time of evolution that spawned our new brand and name ADAPT Community Network. This excitingchange better reflects who we are today and what we have become during the past 70 years.

Your continued support of our mission is as essential now as ever and allows us toempower even more children and adults with disabilities and their families.

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