L L O Y D C E N T E R F O R T H E E N V I R O N M E N T

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We are pleased to report on an exhilarating and transformative year at the Lloyd

Center for the Environment.

Thanks to overwhelming support for the Lloyd Center’s first-ever capital campaign,

Transforming a Legacy, a new Teaching Pavilion has been erected and construction

is underway on a new Welcome Center. We are pursuing Living Building Challengetm

(LBCtm) certification for that center, the most stringent program in the world for con-

struction of a ‘green building.’ Once completed, the new Welcome Center will be the

entry to our 82-acre campus. The community will be ‘welcomed’ through a building

that truly encapsulates our mission as well as the vision of Founder Karen G. Lloyd.

The ultimate success of the three million dollar Transforming a Legacy campaign

will enable the Center to expand its education, research, and outreach programs and

provide space for public programs in collaboration with its organizational partners.

Successful completion of the campaign is critical to support the mission of the Lloyd

Center and ensure the future of our programs. In 2016, the Research Department

worked to monitor threatened and endangered species throughout Massachusetts and

many of the New England states. The Education Department provided programs to

over 13,000 students from 50 different public and private schools across Massachusetts

and Rhode Island. The Outreach Department engaged with over 2,500 community

members through programs and events. Our member-supported Dartmouth,

Massachusetts Visitor Center/82-acre preserve attracted over 25,000 visitors.

Our organization continues to grow and provide valuable services to the community,

thanks to the reputation of excellence built by our tireless staff and board. We are

extremely grateful to the staff, board of directors, volunteers, and generous donors

who make all this possible.

Rachel Stronach Myrna W. Hall

Executive Director & CEO Chair of the Board

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Protecting nature through research, education and outreach

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A M E s s A g E F R O M T H E C H A I R O F T H E B O A R D A N D T H E E x E C U T I V E D I R E C T O R

FOUNDER

Karen G. Lloyd (1924-2009)

The Board of Directors is the

governing body of the Center.

OFFICERs

Myrna W. Hall,

Chair of the Board (2017)

George R. Nelson, M.D.,

Chair of the Board (2016)

Kathryn C. Duff, R.A., Vice-Chair

Kathleen G. Clear, Clerk

Richard J. Rheaume, P.E., L.S.P.,

Treasurer

DIRECTORs

Meg Christ

Timothy G. Haydock, M.D.

Kathryn Kavanagh, Ph.D.

Morris W. Kellogg

Peter L. Macdonald

Mary D. Mandeville

Leslie E. J. McKinley

Peter M. Nicholson, Esq.

Robert M. Pielech, C.P.A.

Stephen Demarest Rath

Kelly C. Rebello

Daphne Siegal

Stephen B. Witzig, Ph.D.

L L O Y D C E N T E R F O R T H E E N V I R O N M E N T

The past third of a century has seen the Lloyd Center grow from a small environmental

“studies” organization to a dynamic membership-supported institution, whose research,

education and outreach services are increasingly sought by educators, government

agencies and citizens throughout New England.

Founded in 1978 and situated with its headquarters and spectacular nature preserve

overlooking the scenic Slocum River estuary in Dartmouth, the Lloyd Center has

achieved a well-earned reputation for excellence in environmental research, education,

and outreach. Through its innovative outreach programs, it has established itself as a

highly regarded leader in the ongoing effort to raise awareness of the area’s fragile

coastal resources and the importance of protecting them.

At its 82-acre nature preserve, comprising pristine salt marsh, maritime forest and

undisturbed wetlands, in one of the most unspoiled reaches of southeastern New

England, the Visitor Center is open from 10am to 4pm, Tuesday through Saturday

(plus Sundays, June-September). Here, aquarium exhibits offer close-up views of live

freshwater and saltwater species of fish and other marine organisms. The Visitor Center

is also home to a fascinating collection of live local reptiles. At the always-popular

touch-tank, youngsters learn the hands-on joy of socializing with gentle spider crabs,

elusive minnows, sea stars, whelks, hermit crabs, periwinkles and mussels.

The Lloyd Center’s majestic Red-shouldered Hawk continues to be the Center’s main

“Raptor-in-Residence”. Discovered permanently disabled in nearby woods, she was

rescued by Lloyd Center naturalists and nursed back to health. Although not here as

an “exhibit”, this magnificent bird of prey, having been painstakingly “socialized” by

members of the Center’s teaching staff, is now being introduced to thousands of wide-

eyed children, both in their classrooms and here at the Lloyd Center’s nature preserve.

To these eager learners, it has come to represent one of the true wonders of nature.

In March of 2013, the Center received its very own Eastern Screech Owl which is no

less wild, but partially impaired due to a retinal detachment in its left eye. The resident

raptors serve as educational tools for the biodiversity concept, which stresses the

interconnectedness and importance of all species around us, both large and small.

The top-floor Osprey Room Observatory, with its magnificent views of the Elizabeth

Islands and Buzzards Bay, has been designated by the Massachusetts Executive Office

of Environmental Affairs as one of the Commonwealth’s top-fifteen “Special Places”.

Through telescopes there, one can get a bird’s-eye view of formerly endangered

Ospreys, and their fledging chicks, nesting on platforms erected by members of the

Center’s research staff. Trails are open from dawn to dusk, seven days a week.

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E N V I R O N M E N T A L R E s E A R C H

Since its founding, the Lloyd Center has focused its research activities on assessing

and documenting the distribution and ecology of the natural resources of southeastern

New England. The three biggest Lepidoptera projects were: (1) a survey of Lepidoptera

at Massachusetts Military Reservation Army National Guard Training Site (“Camp

Edwards”) in order to compare the current status of rare moth species with the results

of the 1996-1998 inventories conducted by the Lloyd Center, (2) a survey for moths

protected by the Massachusetts Endangered Species Act on a parcel of land on

Nantucket, and (3) a survey of 19 Atlantic white cedar swamps that are historical sites

for a rare butterfly, Hessel’s Hairstreak.

Collaborating with Tufts University, the Lloyd Center completed its 15th year as the

Buzzards Bay coordinator of the Seabird Stranding Network, documenting instances

of seabird mortality and live-bird activity on the western shoreline of Buzzards Bay.

Lloyd Center scientists conducted additional rare-species habitat assessments in

Martha’s Vineyard, Westport, and Cape Cod. The Center also gathered baseline data

for its Biodiversity Initiative, documenting the biota of southeastern Massachusetts.

The Center continued its collaboration with Martha’s Vineyard conservation agencies

and produced rare-habitat assessments for a growing number of private landowners.

In addition to its continuing work in protecting Piping Plovers and state-threatened

species, including Diamondback Terrapins on the Commonwealth’s Division of

Conservation and Recreation beaches in Bristol County, the Center completed its 31st

year of monitoring and protecting the federally-listed (“threatened”) Piping Plovers.

Research staff also participated in Bioblitz’s in Rhode Island, as well as the Rhode

Island East Bay and the Massachusetts Bristol County North American Butterfly

Association’s Fourth of July Butterfly Counts.

ADVIsORY COUNCIL

Eric A. Braitmayer

Victoria R. Cunningham

Leslie J. De Groot, M.D.

Donald S. Douglas, Ph.D.

Barbara A. Ferri

Benjamin C. Gifford

Jeffrey P. Gonsalves

Franklin W. Hobbs III

Johanna & Frederic Hood

Susanna Jacobus

Sara H. Johnston

Mary Louise Kennedy, Esq.

Marie J. Langlois

Scott B. Laurans

Kenneth D. Lipman, Esq.

Raymond L. Loranger, Ph.D.

Jean F. MacCormack, Ph.D.

John E. Macedo

Robert A. MacGregor

D’Arcy G. MacMahon

Robert M. Marshall

Shari L. McGuire

Bradie C. Metheny

Newton P. Millham, Ph.D.

George R. Nelson, M.D.

Alan W. Peacock

B.G. Read

Sally Shwartz

Jone H. Swift

Bernard A. G. Taradash

Linus Travers, Ph.D.

Sylvia & Neil Van Sloun

s T A F F L E A D E R s H I p T E A M

Rachel L. Stronach, Executive Director

Mark J. Mello, Research Director

Elizabeth A. Moniz, Education / Outreach

Director

Fern C. Allen, Administration Director

JoAnn Bernier Cornell, Communications

Director

Beth Adoette, Development Assistant

Jennifer L. Wimmer, Outreach Specialist

Erika D. Fernandes, Outreach Educator

Jamie S. H. Bogart, Research Associate

Jasmine Smith-Gillen, Education Specialist

Ashley E. Gesner, Educator / Naturalist

Amanda W. Nowicki, Educator / Naturalist

EDUCATION INTERNs

Alan Austin

Katherine Houseman

Katherine Mentzer

Lauren Merski

Marisa Vidal

REsEARCH INTERNs

Christopher Hughes

Heidi Cartright

Nick Smith

Connor Worden

HIgH sCHOOL INTERNs

James Sullivan (Education)

OFFICE AssIsTANT

Winifred S. Phyfe

INsTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT

CONsULTANT

Gaelen B. Canning

E N V I R O N M E N T A L E D U C A T I O N

The Lloyd Center continues to provide an increasing number of unique hands-on

science programs for schoolchildren and adolescents in over 20 different New

England cities and towns, at levels ranging from kindergarten through college.

This past year, the Lloyd Center worked with over 40 elementary and middle schools

in the region, visiting a growing number of students on a regular basis to teach

interactive lessons on relevant and critically important environmental issues.

Three of the curriculum-based offerings, Feathery Focus (an ornithology program

specially created for the third-grade level), Turn-the-Tide (a program dealing with

the ecosystems of local estuaries, taught on the fifth-grade level), and the new

Climate Science Learning Project have proven to be especially effective. All educa-

tion programs are designed to meet the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks in

Science and Technology/Engineering and in History/Social Studies.

For children ages 5-15, the Center’s Education Department annually provides up to

15 distinct summer programs designed to help students develop a better understand-

ing of science and a deeper appreciation for the need to protect the fragile nature of

our coast. Every year, as many as 13,000 students benefit from the participation in

Lloyd Center education programs.

E N V I R O N M E N T A L O U T R E A C H

The Lloyd Center offers a wide variety of programs designed to engage the minds of

southeastern New England citizens of all ages, expanding their understanding of the

fragile nature of our coastal environment and the importance of working together to

protect it.

This past year, Lloyd Center Outreach staff interacted with over 2,400 people at various

community outreach events as well as popular Lloyd Center Programs such as canoe

tours, kayak trips, birthday parties, nature walks, shore-birding expeditions, seal and

whale watches, midnight “owl prowls”, butterfly and moth identification workshops,

and at our own community outreach events, such as ‘Koko the owl and friends’ animal

encounter.

Five miles of rustic hiking trails, open to the public every day from dawn to dusk on

the Lloyd Center’s Hardscrabble Nature Preserve, and a broad variety of live marine

animal exhibits, complemented by programs and seminars, continue to draw a growing

number of citizens of all ages to our Visitor Center. In addition, outreach collaboration

with partnering organizations continues to prove exceptionally effective in promoting

lifestyle changes aimed at a more sustainable use of natural resources. The Center’s

unique website provides a vast amount of environmental research and education

information for those who seek it electronically.

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s T A F F p R O F E s s I O N A L A F F I L I A T I O N s

Rachel L. stronach, Executive Director

Southeast Region Professional Development Institute /

Museum Institute for Teaching Sciences, Lead Educator

National Science Teacher Association (NSTA), member

Massachusetts Association of Science Teachers (MAST), member

Mark Mello, Research Director

MA Natural Heritage & Endangered Species Committee, Vice-Chair

Lepidopterists’ Society, Season Summaries Zone 10 Coordinator

North America Butterfly Association: Bristol County Coordinator, Fourth of July Count

Rhode Island Natural History Society, member

Massachusetts Butterfly Club, member

Elizabeth A. Moniz, Education / Outreach Director

Southeast Region Professional Development Institute /

Museum Institute for Teaching Sciences, Lead Educator

National Science Teacher Association (NSTA), member

Massachusetts Association of Science Teachers (MAST), member

REsEARCH CLIENTs

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Natural Heritage & Endangered Species Program

Department of Conservation & Recreation

Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank Commission

MA Military Reservation Army National Guard Training Site

Ondrick Materials & Recycling, LLC

Site Design Engineering, Inc.

Sourati Group

CONFERENCEs / EVENTs / COOpERATIVE pROgRAMs

Baywatchers (Buzzards Bay Coalition)

Berkshire Museum Bioblitz, Pittsfield

Cape Cod Museum of Natural History – Butterfly program

Hopkinton Bioblitz (Rhode Island Natural History Survey)

Little Compton Bioblitz (Rhode Island Natural History Survey)

Massachusetts STEM Summit, Worcester, MA

Museum Institute for Teaching Science (MITS)

National Moth Week

National Science Teacher Association (NSTA) Conference, Nashville, TN

North American Butterfly Association Fourth of July Butterfly Count (Bristol Co., MA &

Newport Co., RI)

STEM Saturday for Girls Medway, MA

Tufts Center for Conservation Medicine (Seabird Ecological Assessment Network – SEANET)

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2016 HAYDOCk AwARD

sandra T. Hall was named as the 2016

recipient of the george g. Haydock

Award, presented annually to an

individual(s), selected by the Center’s

staff and Board of Directors, who

is deemed to have made a most

outstanding contribution to protecting

the fragile nature of our coastal

environment.

MassachusettsAssonet Assonet Bay Shores

DartmouthBishop Stang High SchoolCamp NonquittFriends AcademyGeorge H. Potter Elementary SchoolJames M. Quinn Elementary SchoolJoseph DeMello Elementary SchoolSmith Mills Preschool & KindergartenUMASS Spotlight Program

FairhavenFairhaven ELL ProgramHastings Middle SchoolLeRoy L. Wood Elementary School

Fall RiverAlfred S. Letourneau Elementary SchoolAtlantis Charter SchoolB.M.C. Durfee High SchoolCarlton M. Viveiros Elementary SchoolFrank M. Silvia Elementary SchoolHenry Lord Community SchoolHoly Name SchoolHoly Trinity SchoolJames Tansey Elementary SchoolJohn J. Doran Elementary SchoolMary L. Fonseca Elementary SchoolProject Contemporary Competitiveness - Advanced Studies ProgramSamuel Watson Elementary SchoolSpencer Borden Elementary SchoolStone K-8 Day SchoolWilliam S. Greene Elementary SchoolWord Inc. Child Development Center

HollistonFred W. Miller Elementary School

MarionSippican Elementary School

MiddleboroHenry B. Burkland Elementary SchoolMary K. Goode Elementary School

New BedfordAlfred J. Gomes Elementary SchoolBetsey B. Winslow Elementary SchoolCarlos Pacheco Elementary SchoolJames B. Congdon Elementary SchoolOur Sisters’ SchoolRenaissance Community School for the Arts

St. Andrews Episcopal ChurchZoo Crew Buttonwood Park Zoo

NortonNorton Middle School

PlymouthIndian Brook Elementary School

RochesterRochester Memorial Elementary School

SwanseaElizabeth S. Brown Elementary SchoolJoseph G. Luther Elementary School

TauntonEdmund Hatch Bennett Elementary School

WalpoleBird Middle School

WarehamJohn W. Decas Elementary School

WestportWestport Elementary School

Rhode IslandBristol Our Lady of Mount Carmel School

Little ComptonWilbur & McMahon School

ProvidenceRoosevelt International Academy

PortsmouthSaint Philomena School

TivertonFort Barton Elementary SchoolRanger Elementary School

EDUCATION pROgRAMs

sUMMER pROgRAMs Eureka Coastal EcologyFreshwater Wetlands Marine Biology 1 & 2 Young Naturalist: In the Sky, Under the Sea, Forest Frenzy, Ponds and Streams

spECIAL sCIENCE pROgRAMsClimate Science Learning ProjectCoastal Field StudiesCreepy Crawly CrittersDelphi the WhaleEstuary and WhalesEstuary on Wheels Feathery Focus Fish!Forest EcologyFor the Birds Geology RocksHip Herp HoorayLichen Field StudyLydia the Limulus Mammal Mania Mixtures and SolutionsMysterious Monarch Migration Plant a Seed, Watch it Grow Pollution Perils Raptor PresentationSimple MachinesTurn the Tide WeatherWhat Shapes the Land?Watershed Watch

OUTREACH pROgRAMsBirdwatching Walks Butterfly Tagging Creepy Critters Night Hike Exploring Our Coast: A Local Beach Walk Series Groundhog Day Hike Lloyd Center’s Egg Hunt Nature DiscoveriesNew Year’s Day HikeNight Hikes Outer Cape Birding and Whale Watching Hike Owl Prowls Seal and Birdwatching Cruises SEANET Volunteer TrainingSeining Trips Signs of Spring Slocum River Kayak Tours Sunset Kayak Tours Southcoast Biodiversity Initiative: Plant, Insect, and Wildlife Inventories Stand-Up Paddle Boarding Classes & Tours Turkey Trot Vacation Week Adventures Winter Animal Signs Hike Woodcock WalkWomen’s Canoe Trips

sCHOOLs AND ORgANIzATIONs pARTICIpATINg IN LLOYD CENTER EDUCATION pROgRAMs

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2 0 1 6 O R g A N I z A T I O N F I N A N C I A L s

REVENUE

Gifts and Grants $248,688

Program Service Fees $175,572

Special-Event Income (Net) $22,326

Memberships and Special Events $25,975

Capital Campaign Contributions $559,682

Investment Return $54,190

TOTAL REVENUE $1,086,433

ExpENsEs

Salaries and Benefits $482,081

Non-Salary Program Expenses $159,957

Other Expenses $93,447

TOTAL ExpENsEs $735,485

NET REsULTs $350,948

ExpENsEs BREAkDOwN

Education Program Services $258,152 35%

Research Program Services $153,062 21%

Outreach Program Services $146,761 20%

Administrative Services $83,192 11%

Development (Fundrasing) $16,815 2%

Capital Campaign $77,503 11%

TOTAL $735,485 100%

Total net assets for the Lloyd Center were $3,855,658

(December 31, 2016).

The Center embarked on a $3 million Transforming A Legacy capital

campaign to support facilities expansion and renovation as well as

operations and endowment in 2014. Through December 31, 2016 the

campaign has raised approximately $2,200,000 in gifts and pledges.

The total 2016 Change in Net Assets is comprised of an increase

of $482,179 from the Campaign, and a decrease of $131,231 from

operations.

The financial statements of the Lloyd Center are independently

audited by Meyer, Regan & Wilner, LLP, Certified Public Accountants,

Fall River, Massachusetts.

R E V E N U E

E x p E N s E s

p R O g R A M s E R V I C E s E x p E N s E B R E A k D O w N

Education Program Services 46%

Research Program Services 28%

Outreach Program Services26%

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Program Services 76%

Administrative Services 11%

Development (Fundraising)2%

Capital Campaign11%

Gifts and Grants 23%

Investment Return 5%

Program Service Fees 16%

Capital Campaign Contributions52%

Memberships and Special Events 4%

The MONARCH SOCIETY

recognizes individuals who supported

the ongoing programs of the Lloyd Center

with a gift of $5,000 or more.

MONARCH sOCIETYAnonymousMr. & Mrs. Joel B. AlvordMs. Connie Bacon & Mr. Jim BevilacquaMr. Eric A. Braitmayer & the Rev. Jack HaneyMs. Karen L. BraitmayerMr. & Mrs. John W. BraitmayerMr. & Mrs. Andrew P. BurnesMr. & Mrs. David P. CorkeryMr. & Mrs. Robert CunninghamMs. Dorothy L. DrummeyMr. & Mrs. James M. FitzgibbonsMr. & Mrs. John N. Garfield, Jr.Dr. Gail Davidson & Mr. Tom GidwitzMr. & Mrs. Nicholas P. GrevilleMrs. Myrna W. HallTimothy G. Haydock, M.D. & Ms. Barbara MossMr. & Mrs. William C.S. HicksMs. Kristina Braitmayer HeweyMr. & Mrs. Jason K. HutchensMr. & Mrs. Morris W. KelloggMr. & Mrs. Edward F. Kurtz, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Scott B. LauransDemarest Lloyd, Jr. FoundationMr. & Mrs. Per Lofbergthe Honorable & Mrs. D. Lloyd MacdonaldMs. Dora Beatty & Mr. Peter L. MacdonaldMr. & Mrs. Alan PeacockMr. & Mrs. Stephen D. RathMs. Charlotte SudduthMr. & Mrs. Neil J. Van Sloun

The OSPREY SOCIETY

recognizes individuals who supported

the ongoing programs of the Lloyd Center

with a gift of $1,000 or more.

OspREY sOCIETYMr. & Mrs. Charles E. BascomMr. & Mrs. Richard W. Burkhardt, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Gregory ClearMr. John Chester CleaverMr. & Mrs. Ian DuffMr. & Mrs. Michael FernandesMr. & Mrs. Thomas D. FrenchMr. & Mrs. Richard D. FrisbieMr. & Mrs. George C. GebeleinMr. & Mrs. Arthur GoldenMr. & Mrs. Benjamin H. GrahamDevina Grossman, Ph.D.Mr. & Mrs. Elton HallMr. & Mrs. Warren HathawayMrs. Nancy W. HemenwayMr. & Mrs. Bayard Henry

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Mr. Kinnaird HowlandBess Dawson-Hughes & James HughesMr. & Mrs. Arthur W. Huguley IIIMs. Mary Ellen Hawes LeesMs. Tena Coley & Mr. Peter LePageMr. Thomas E. Lewis & Ms. Ailene M. RobinsonMr. & Mrs. Andrew LottMr. & Mrs. Robert A. MacGregorMs. Pamela Donnelly & Mr. Timothy Mahoney Bettina Borders & Victor MaileyMrs. Mary D. MandevilleDr. & Mrs. JP McGuireMr. & Mrs. Vernon MilesMr. & Mrs. George MosesDr. & Mrs. George R. NelsonMr. & Mrs. Robert M. PielechMr. & Mrs. Robert M. PozzoMs. Katharine K. RussellMr & Mrs. Van SchenckMr. & Mrs. Robert G. SeipleDr. & Mrs. Richard SissonMr. & Mrs. Steven SpiegelMr. & Mrs. Geoffrey StengelMr. & Mrs. Howard StevensonDr. & Mrs. David SullivanMr. & Mrs. Bernard A. G. TaradashMr. Harvey J. WalshMrs. Nancy P. WarrenMrs. Jennifer W. WebbMr. & Mrs. R. Davis WebbMr. & Mrs. Richard D. WebbMs. Katherine S. WhiteMr. E. Andrew Wilde, Jr. MEMBERs & DONORsDr. & Mrs. George AbbotDr. & Mrs. Bruce P. AbbottMr. & Mrs. Joshua P. AblettMr. & Mrs. Paul AdamDr. David E. AdelbergMs. Beth AdoetteDr. & Mrs. Robert M AisenbergMs. Sally M. AldrichMr. & Mrs. Paul AllenMs. Anne T. AlmyMr. & Mrs. Luiz Alves Jr.Mr. Jamie AlvesMr. & Mrs. Seth AlvordMs. Erike AmaralMr. David S. AmaralMs. Teremar AnasMr. & Mrs. Erik AndersenMr. & Mrs. R. Snowden Andrews, Jr.Mr. Andrew AnelloMs. Lisa A. S. ArrudaMr. & Mrs. Gary M. ArrudaMr. & Mrs. Peter ArsenaultMs. Jane AshMrs. Elizabeth P. AtkinsMr. & Mrs. John I Babbitt, Jr.

Ms. Peggy BaconMs. Alexandra H. Callen & Mr. James C. BaileyMr. & Mrs. Sean BakerMr. Philip BakerMr. Talbot Baker, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin B. BakerMs. Amy J. BakerMs. Liza M. BalaschakMr. & Mrs. Michael BaldwinMr. & Mrs. Dante BalestracciMr. & Mrs. Peter L. BangsMr. & Mrs. Stephen BarkerMr. Henry BarnardMr. Whitt Barnard & Ms. Susan RogersMr. & Mrs. Walter R. BarnesMr. & Mrs. David A. BarrettMs. Marcy Wintrub & Mr. Duane BartonMr. & Mrs. William M. BraucherDr. Rebecca J. Tucker & Mr. Scott BauerMr. & Mrs. Milo BeachMs. Barbara BelangerMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. BellMr. & Mrs. Derek J. BelongMs. Maureen BenjaminMr. & Mrs. Timothy J. BensonMr. & Mrs. Robert E. Bernert, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Roy BertalottoMs. Donna BertheletteMs. Sarah BertovichMr. & Mrs. Nathaniel J. BickfordDr. & Mrs. Desmond H. BirkettMs. Rebecca H. BlairMrs. Julie BoegeholdMr. Jamie S. H. BogartMs. Amanda BonillaMr. & Mrs. Whitmore BoogaertsMr. & Mrs. Willard S. BoothbyMr. & Mrs. David BorMr. & Mrs. Albert C. BosworthMs. Carolyn BouleyMr. Glen BoutinMs. Deborah BowersMr. Leonard Boyce & Dr. Jean PitcairnMs. Madeline C. BragarMr. Daniel BrianMr. & Mrs. John BrindisiDr. & Mrs. Arthur E. BroadusMs. Anne BroholmMs. Deborah BrookeMs. Cathryn F. BrowerMs. Cynthia BrownMs. Naomi Rappaport & Mr. Kevin BrownMr. & Mrs. David A. BrownellMs. Christina M. BruenMs. Emily BryantMs. Carolyn BuckMr. C. Avery BuellMr. & Mrs. John K. BullardMr. & Mrs. Peter Bullard, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Peter C. Bullard

Mr. & Mrs. Peter BullardMs. Susan BurkettMr. & Mrs. James ByorseMr. Devin ByrnesMr. Samuel Cabot IIIMr. & Mrs. Blake CadyMs. Kate Thompson & Mr. Daniel V. Calano, Jr.Ms. Margaret L. Call-ConleyMs. Melanie A. CamaraMr. & Mrs. Benjamin K. CampbellMs. Laura CampbellMs. Crystal Campbell & Mr. Ricard HilkerMr. & Mrs. Peter CanningMr. Christopher W. CareyMs. Mary CarlosMr. & Mrs. Edward A. CarlsonMs. Agata CaronMs. Elana CarrMs. Anne Carrozza-RemickMr. & Mrs. Lewis CarterMr. & Mrs. Stephen T. CarterMr. & Mrs. Alan CassMr. & Mrs. Brian CassMr. & Mrs. Robert G. ChapinMrs. Phoebe A. ChardonMr. & Mrs. David G. CharestMs. Donna ChaseDr. & Mrs. David R. ChipmanMr. & Mrs. Kraig ChoquetteMr. & Ms. Nicholas M. ChristMr. & Mrs. John J. Clarke, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Anthony CoelhoMr. & Mrs. Peter B. CoffinDrs. Betty Slade & David ColeMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. CollinsMs. Linda Othote & Mr. James C. CollinsMr. & Mrs. Michael A. ColloraMr. & Mrs. Daniel ComstockMr. & Mrs. Steven ConnultyMr. & Mrs. Sackett S. CookDrs. Scott Corin & Nina BlumenthalMr. & Mrs. Christopher CornellMs. Erin CostaMs. Melissa CostaMr. & Mrs. Harvey CottonMs. Elaine CoulombeMr. & Mrs. Dwight B. CraneMs. Joanna S. CreelmanMr. Frederick G. Crocker, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Chris CutlerMr. & Mrs. Philip C. CutlerMs. Edith Lac DabneyMs. Lisa De SalvoMr. & Mrs. Murray S. Danforth IIIMr. & Mrs. Thomas G. DavisMs. Elizabeth N. DavisMr. & Mrs. Robert F. DaylorMr. & Mrs. Peter J. DefuscoMs. Vivian DemersMr. & Mrs. William L. Dills

Totals include Campaign donations

Mr. & Mrs. Irving W. DingwellMs. Amy DionMs. Alyson DohertyMr. & Mrs. David DoPaoMs. Moira G. DorseyDr. & Mrs. Donald S. DouglasThe Reverend & Mrs. John DouhanMr. Michael DowMr. & Mrs. John P. DowdMr. & Mrs. Charles DrabbleMr. & Mrs. Robert DubielMr. & Mrs. David C. DuboisMs. Lois DuckworthMr. & Mrs. Matt DumasMs. Lucy DumontMs. Rose Marie DupontMr. & Mrs. Peter DurantMs. Brooke DusoeMs C.C. DyerMs. Bridget Flynn & Mr. Michael J. EatoughMs. Deborah S. EhrensMs. Anne EisenmengerMr. & Mrs. Lincoln EkstromMs. Rosetta ElkinMs. Susan C. EmeryMr. & Mrs. Richard W. EmoryMr. & Mrs. Frederic EustisMr. & Mrs. Kevin M. FarnhamDr. & Mrs. John W. FarringtonMr. & Mrs. Charles FeiningerMr. & Mrs. Peter L. FentonDr. & Mrs. David FentressMs. Carole FergusonMs. Cecelia FernandesMr. & Mrs. Mark S. FerreiraMr. & Mrs. Paul J. FerriMr. Steven G. FingerMr. Andrew T. FischerMr. Arden FitzgeraldMr. & Mrs. Richard ForbesMr. & Mrs. Stewart ForbesMr. & Mrs. Charles ForbesMr. & Mrs. James ForbushMs. Robin Branco & Mr. Scott FournierMs. Pamela R. FrameMs. Betsy FreemanMs. Joyce M. FreitasMr. Thad FrostMr. & Mrs. Tony FrothinghamMr. & Mrs. Matthew E. FugateMr. & Mrs. Peter GalipeauMs. Morgan GallagherMr. Alan E. GambrellMr. & Mrs. Henry GamsbyMr. & Mrs. Robert H. GardnerMr. & Mrs. Seth GarfieldMr. John A. Garraty, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Peter GatesMr. & Mrs. Peter GebhardMr. Raymond A. GenereuxMs. Ashley Gesner

Mr. & Mrs. Alden I. Gifford, Jr.Dr. Carollee Matsumoto & Mr. David L. GilbertsonMr. & Mr. Mark D. GildersleeveMr. & Mrs. Rance GillespieMr. Peter GoldMs. Wendy GoldsmithMrs. Madeleine E. GonsalvesMs. Mége Posner & Mr. Jeffrey P. GonsalvesMr. & Mrs. Henry GramsbyMr. & Mrs. Walter J. GrandaMs. Sharon GrannanMr. & Mrs. Samuel GrayMr. & Mrs. Robert HaddadMs. Judith B. HaleMr. & Mrs. David HallMs. Cynthia HallowellMr. & Mrs. Robert H. Hallowell IIIMr. & Mrs. Jason L. HamiltonMr. & Mrs. Devens HamlenMs. Charlotte HamlinMs. Janet M. HaringMs. Lara HarringtonMr. Donald L. HarropMs. Karen HaskellMr. & Mrs. Stephen F. HatfieldMs. Barbara HathawayMr. & Mrs. Oliver HaydockMs. Rebecca H. Haydock Mr. Timothy P. HayesMs. Nancy HayesMs. Monique HeafeyMr. George HeatonMr. & Mrs. Philip HeideMr. & Mrs. Jerome HellerMr. Russell S. Hensel & Ms. Karen QuigleyDr. & Mrs. Edward F. HerlihyMr. & Mrs. Andrew C. HessMs. Priscilla Ann HillMs. Constance HiltonMr. & Mrs. Ralph S. HirshornMs. Donna Rae HirtMr. & Mrs. Edward P. HofferMr. Richard Hoffman & Ms. Lisa GrossMr. Peter HolmesMr. & Mrs. Frederic C. HoodMs. Marion M. HooperDr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. HorowitzMr. & Mrs. Hoyt C. Hottel IIIMr. & Mrs. Timothy HowesMr. & Mrs. H. Austin HoytMs. Elizabeth HuidekoperMr. & Mrs. Aldrich HumphreyMr. & Mrs. Gregory S. HuntMr. & Mrs. Devin HursonDr. & Mrs. Richard M. IbaraMr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. A. IsaacsMr. Tte IsenstadtMr. & Mrs. James E. JacksonMs. Susanna JacobusMr. Jamie Jacquart

Ms. Deborah JardinMr. & Mrs. David JeffreyMr. & Mrs. Deane JohansenMs. Emily JohnsMr. Gary P. JohnsonMr. & Mrs. Malcolm JohnstonMr. & Mrs. Andrew JonssonMs. Nancy JospeyMr. Stanley KaczynskiMs. Susan KaputMr. & Mrs. Henry KasemMr. & Mrs. Peter KavanaughMr. & Mrs. James F. Kavanaugh III Ms. Martha M. KeatingMr. Kevin KeeganMr. John D. Kelleher & Ms. Viki A. FowlerMs. Sarah R. KelleyMr. & Mrs. Nicholas KellyMs. Helen B. Homer KelleyMr. & Mrs. Michael R. KellyMs. Deanna KellyMary Louise Kennedy, Esq.Ms. Noreen KerriganMr. & Mrs. Charles P. KhouryDr. & Mrs. Stephen F. KiechelMr. & Mrs. Ryan S. KimMs. Elena KingslandMs. Ashlee KirkwoodMr. & Mrs. Patrick KitchenMr. Roger KizikMr. & Mrs. Dieter KleinMr. Ronald L. KnappMs. Cynthia A. Fisher & Mr. James KochMs. Mary KoczeraMr. Nicholas KoenigerMr. Jordan KoglerMs. Soraia KonellMr. & Mrs. Konstantin V. KostinMr. George C. Krauss & Mr. Gerald HermanMr. & Mrs. Robert W. LaddMs. Sharon E. LaFleurMs. Eleanor A. LanahanMs. Ellen LangerMr. G. Lawrence LangfordMrs. Edith R. LauderdaleMr. Kenneth LauderdaleMr. & Mrs. Gerald LauderdaleMs. Maureen E. LavigneMs. Nancy LavoieMs. Elizabeth LawrenceMr. & Mrs. William A. Lawrence IIMs. Patricia G. H. LawrenceMr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. LedouxMr. & Mrs. Charles LengelMs. Maureen LevineMr. David LewalskiMr. Robert L’HeaureuxMr. & Mrs. Donald LibbeyMs. Kris LimaKenneth D. Lipman, Esq.Ms. Janet Lisle

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Dr. & Mrs. Raymond L. LorangerMr. & Mrs. Edward G. Lund, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Chandler LyellMs. Carline Anne LynchMr. Matthew LynchMr. & Mrs. John E. MacedoMr. Branda M. MacedoMr. & Mrs. Stuart MacGregorMs. Sandra MacLaneMr. & Mrs. D’Arcy G. MacMahonMr. Christopher MakepeaceDrs. Kathryn Kavanagh & Swapan MallickMs. Melanie Cammett & Mr. Angelo ManioudakisMr. Robert J. MarchandMr. Nathaniel MarchessaultMr. & Mrs. John J. MarczewskiDr. & Mrs. Jay MarlinMr. & Mrs. Robert M. MarshallMr. & Mrs. Geoffrey MarshallMr. & Mrs. John E. Marshall IIIMr. & Mrs. David MarszalekMr. & Mrs. Eric MartinMr. & Mrs. Ralph C. Martin IIMs. Kristin MatathiaMr. Dana MayhewMs. Diane MaynardMs. Barbara MazzaferroDr. & Mrs. J. Greer McBratneyMr. Frank McCoyMr. & Mrs. Keith McDavidMr. & Mrs. Alexander Y. McFerranMr. Colin M. McKennaMr. & Mrs. David McKinleyMr. & Mrs. Arthur C. McKinleyMs. Pam Murray & Mr. Jay McLaughlinMs. Alyssa McMullenMr. Patrick McNerneyMr. Kevin McPhersonMs. Kathleen McquigganMr. & Mrs. Ryan J. McTigueMs. Jennifer K. MeadMr. & Mrs. Charles J. MeansMs. Elizabeth MedeirosMr. & Mrs. Anthony MedeirosMs. Judith H. MeguraMr. Mark J. Mello & Mr. Michael RogovskyMs. Rachal MenardMr. Michael MendozaMs. Jennifer M. MenesesMr. & Mrs. Brendon MessierMs. Charlotte S. MetcalfDr. Barbara MillenMr. & Mrs. Andy MillerDr. & Mrs. Newton P. MillhamMs. Dora Atwater MillikinMr. & Mrs. Alexis MitchellMr. & Mrs. Frederic C. MockMs. Judith MoeMr. & Mrs. John Moniz, Jr.Ms. Renee Monteiro-BernardMs. Danielle Moreau

Mr. & Mrs. Paul MoreiraMr. & Mrs. Dane MorganMs. Joyce MorinAmbassador & Mrs. Richard MorningstarMr. & Mrs. Morgan MowbrayMr. & Mrs. Samuel B. KnightMr. T. MullingauxMs. Barbara MungelMs. Kelli MunroeMs. Cynthia MurerMr. Stanley MurgwskiMr. & Mrs. Robert R. MurphyMr. & Mrs. Christopher A. MurrayMr. & Mrs. Fred MusoneMr. & Mrs. Charles F. Nadler, Jr.Mr. Joseph J. NaumanMr. Aaron NewmanMr. & Mrs. Edmund H. NewtonMr. & Mrs. Peter M. NicholsonMs. Dawn Nickerson & Ms. Chris DourisMr. & Mrs. Bradford F. NiemiecMr. & Mrs. Michael E. NolanMr. Daniel Norman & Mr. Carter Williams Mr. & Mrs. R. Henry Norweb IIIMr. & Mrs. Aaron NovyMr. & Mrs. Adam NowickiMr. & Mrs. Joseph P. O’ConnellDr. Nancy J. O’ConnorMs. Silvia OliveiraMr. & Mrs. Jon OlivierMr. & Mrs. William O’NeilMs. Kathryn OuelletteMs. Sonja PaivaMr. & Mrs. David E. ParkMrs. Margaret ParkerMr. & Mrs. Henry S. Parker IIIMs. Christine ParksMr. Matthew L. ParsonsMr. & Mrs. I. Manning Parsons IIIMs. Teresa PatnaudeMs. Michele F. Demarest & Mr. John D. Patterson, Jr.Ms. Barbara J. PeaseMr. William S. PegramMs. Denise PelletierMs. Michelle PiquitaMr. John PereiraMr. & Mrs. Barry W. PerryMr. James J. PerryMr. & Mrs. Robert M. PetitMr. & Mrs. Richard A. PhillipsMr. & Mrs. James D. PhyfeMr. & Mrs. Leo W. Pierce, Jr.Mr. Benjamin PierpontMr. James PingeonMrs. Sarah PinneyMr. & Mrs. Robert L. PiperMr. & Mrs. Charles PlattDr. Walter M. Platt & Ms. Ann CorreiaMs. Belinda PlymakMr. & Mrs. Jonathan B. Pogash

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph L. Pope IIIMr. & Mrs. William PotterMr. & Mrs. Derek R. PowerMr. & Mrs. Sean PowersMr. & Mrs. William C. Prescott, Jr.Mr. Alexander PrestonMs. Katharine H. PrestonMs. Anne PriceMs. Regina PurtellMs. Marjorie D. PuryearMr. James QuinnMs. Elizabeth F. RainoffMr. & Mrs. Robert A. RamosMr. & Mrs. John H. Read, Jr.Ms. Christina RealetMr. & Mrs. Skott RebelloMr. & Mrs. Manuel Rebello, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. William W. RedwayMs. Lucy ReynoldsMr. & Mrs. Richard J. RheaumeMr. & Mrs. David M. RichardsMrs. Barbara L. RichmondMr. Samuel Riley & Kristie FurrowMr. & Mrs. Brian D. RileyMs. Merita Hopkins & Mr. James RingMs. Carel RistucciaMr. & Mrs. Edward S. RitchieMr. & Mrs. Edward J. RitterMr. & Mrs. Job RoachMrs. Deborah C. RobbinsMr. & Mrs. Richard RobbinsMr. Shawn RobertDr. Laurie Robertson-LorantMr. & Mrs. Sean RocheMs. Mary RocheMr. & Mrs. Scott RogersMr. & Mrs. Michael R. RoseMs. Cynthia RoyMr. & Mrs. Donald RudnickMs. Deborah Nutter & Mr. Alan RutanMs. Catherine RyckebuschMr. & Mrs. Ron SaccoMr. & Mrs. John J. SampieriMs. Babara A. SandersonMs. Molly SantosMr. Anthony R. SapienzaMr. & Mrs. Roger SartiniMr. & Mrs. Thomas ScatchardDr. Christine Shapleigh Schmid & Mr. Paul A. SchmidMr. & Mrs. Mark SchmidMs. Carol SchwambMs. Jane ScottMr. & Mrs. Edmund ScottDrs. James Sears & Donna HuseMs. Martha Sears & Mr. Gary BakerDr. & Mrs. Gilbert J. ShapiroMs. Preeti Sharma & Mr. Arihart KochharMr. & Mrs. Antoinette ShawMr. & Mrs. Larry ShawMs. Klaudia S. Shepard

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Mr. & Mrs. Steven ShusterMr. & Mrs. Calvin SiegalMr. & Mrs. Edward SiegalMr. & Mrs. David J. SilveiraMs. Christina E. SilviMr. David SilviaMr. & Mrs. Josh SimoninMs. Liz Stites & Mr. Peter SmithMr. & Mrs. William C. SmithMr. Robert B. Smith, Jr.Ms. Veronica SmithMs. Jasmine Smith-GillenDr. & Mrs. Paul E. SnyderMs. Rachel SoaresMs. Nancy SouzaMr. & Mrs. Ronald J. SouzaMr. & Mrs. John SpectorMs. Nancy E. SpindlerMr. John D. SpoonerMr. David St. JohnMr. & Mrs. Robert StapletonMs. Judith M. SteinkraussMr. & Mrs. Robert SternsMr. Charley StevensonMr. & Mrs. R. Newcomb StillwellDrs. Dennis Stone & Helen HobbsMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey L. StoneMs. Rachel L. Stronach & Ms. Elizabeth MonizMs. Sasha Lauterbach & Mr. Peter SturgesMr. & Mrs. Walter SuchonMs. Meredith SwanMr. & Mrs. Edward F. SweeneyMs. Edith S. SwiftMs. Jone H. SwiftMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey SwopeMr. & Mrs. Robert J. TaborDr. Richard TaborsMs. Lori Georgeson & Mr. Johnny TangMs. Angelina R. TavaresMr. Stephen E. TaylorMs. Kelly ThatcherMr. & Mrs. Nathan J. TheobaldMr. Charles E. TheriaultMr. & Mrs. Marc A. TherouxMr. David ThoenMr. & Mrs. James L. ThomasMs. Joan J. ThompsonMr. Donald J. ThornleyMr. James E. Tooley, LICSWMr. & Mrs. Charles T. ToomeyMs. Nicole TorresMr. Dylan TraversDr. & Mrs. Linus TraversMr. & Mrs. William J. TrimbleMrs. Nancy E. TrippMr. & Mrs. Robert G. TruslowMs. JoAnn TschaenMr. Benjamin Tucker Mr. Terry Tullis

Ms. Jill TuttleMr. & Mrs. David UlissMs. Joan UnderwoodMr. & Mrs. George UnhochMr. & Mrs. Roland ValoisMr. & Mrs. Peter V. Van ColenDr. & Mrs. Peter VealeMr. & Mrs. John VegasMr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Veiga IIIDr. & Mrs. Mark A. VenturaMr. Dennis VieiraMr. Cahao VienMr. & Mrs. Andrew VieraMr. Devan VincentDr. & Mrs. Harry Von ErtfeldaMr. & Mrs. Henry WainerMs. Mary WaiteMr. & Mrs. Michael WalkerMs. Carol WalshMr. & Mrs. William WardenMr. Gary W. WarnerMr. & Mrs. Donald C. WatsonMr. & Mrs. Matthew WeaverMs. Anne B. WebbMr. & Mrs. Henley R. WebbMr. & Mrs. Christopher WeeksMs. Nancy WestbergMr. & Mrs. Philip F. Whitbeck, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin V. WhiteMr. & Mrs. Alexander W. WhiteMs. Elizabeth D. WhiteMr. Howard WhiteMr. & Mrs. William T. WhitneyMr. & Mrs. Jeremy WhitneyMr. & Mrs. Peter WildeMr. Brian R. WillMs. Catherine WilliamsMs. Anne WilliamsMr. Kenneth S. WilliamsMs. Jennifer WimmerMs. Elizabeth WiniarzDr. & Mrs. Stephen B. WitzigMr. & Mrs. Harvey J. WolkoffMr. Chris WoodardMr. & Mrs. Kinder WoodcockMr. & Mrs. Peter WorkumMs. Diana WorleyMr. & Mrs. Nathanael M. WorleyMr. & Mrs. David YerkesMs. Candice Rowe & Mr. Raffi N. YessayanMr. & Mrs. Steve Young Mr. & Mrs. Sy YulesMr. & Mrs. Anthony M. ZaneDr. & Mrs. Robert ZappalaMr. Mark ZernMs. Patricia J. Zukowski

Every effort was made

to portray accurately

the giving levels of

all supporters. If you

find an error or an

omission, we would

be grateful for your

bringing it to our

attention by contact-

ing Fern via email

(fcallen@lloydcenter.

org) or by telephone

(508-990-0505 x10).

DONATIONs RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF:Elizabeth Cleaver from Samuel Cabot III John Chester Cleaver Judy Hale Marion Hooper Nancy Jospey Elena Kingsland Mr. & Mrs. Chandler Lyell TFC Financial ManagementDr. George G. Haydock from Becky HaydockKaren G. Lloyd from Alexis MitchellAngelica Lloyd Russell from Carline Anne Lynch Joan UnderwoodDonald M. Tucker from Benjamin Tucker

DONATIONs RECEIVED IN HONOR OF:Gaelen B. Canning from Mr. Thomas E. Lewis & Ms. Ailene M. RobinsonDedee & Bill Shattuck from Carline Anne Lynch

MATCHINg gIFTsIBM Matching Gifts ProgramExelon Foundation Matching Gifts ProgramPfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program

FOUNDATIONs, FUNDs & sUppORTINg INsTITUTIONsAdelard A. Roy & Valeda Lea Roy FoundationAgnes M. Lindsay TrustAlvord Family FoundationAnonymous Fund at the Rhode Island Foundation Bank of America Charitable Foundation Beech Tree TrustBraitmayer FoundationBraucher Family Fund Brindisi Family Fund Bristol County Savings Charitable Foundation, Inc.Calano Family Fund Carney Family Charitable Foundation Charles Sumner Bird Charitable FoundationCoffin Fund Community Foundation of Southeastern Massachusetts – Rainy Day Fund Community Foundation of Southeastern Massachusetts – Sustainable SouthCoast/ 11th Hour FundCoolidge-Boreiko Family Fund Demarest Lloyd, Jr. FoundationFrima & Gilbert Shapiro Charitable Fund Garden Club of Buzzards Bay Gidwitz Family Foundation Golden Family Fund at the Boston Foundation Graham Family Foundation, Inc.Green Leaf FoundationGrimshaw Guidewicz Charitable FoundationHenry H. Crapo Foundation Fund

Hope & David Jeffrey Fund at the Boston Foundation Hughes Fund at the Community Foundation of Southeastern Massachusetts Island Foundation, Inc.Jacinto FundJames O. Robbins Family Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Judith L. and Robert L. Sterns Fund Katherine S. White Fund Kurtz Family Fund Lauterbach Sturges Fund Libbey-Clarke Family Fund Manioudakis and Cammett Family Charitable Fund Margaret Parker Fund at the Community Foundation of New JerseyMassachusetts Cultural Council – Cultural Facilities FundMicrosoft Techsoup GlobalNelson Mead Fund The Norweb Foundation Okun Family FoundationP. Christopher Cutler Family Fund Patterson Demarest Fund Peter Kavanaugh Fund Pfizer Foundation Quarterdeck Foundation Rauch Rainoff Foundation Rhode Island FoundationRichard G. Jacobus Family Foundation, Inc. Robert J. & Bonnie M. Stapleton Fund Robinson-Lewis Family FoundationRoy Family FoundationSaquish FoundationSeymour H. Knox Foundation, Inc.Sogkonate Garden ClubSounds ConservancySteven E. Taylor Fund Stevenson Family Charitable TrustStormfield Fund Suzanne Bennett Charitable FoundationTow Foundation Towards Sustainability FoundationUnited Way of Greater New Bedford Summer FundUpstream Foundation Van Sloun FoundationWarren Fund William & Gertrude Family Foundation

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CORpORATE sUppORTLeadingSylvan Nursery, Inc.

seniorBankFiveBayCoast BankCarney Family Charitable FoundationCliftonLarsonAllen LLPConcordia Company LLCConcordia Yacht SalesCV LiquorsIMTRA CorporationMcGrath Clambakes, Inc. M&M Auto ServiceSouthCoast Internet Newport Tent CompanyNorthern Wind, Inc.Paul & Dixon Insurance Company Prime Engineering, Inc. RPIThe Saltworksstudio2sustain, inc.

sustainingBeverly Carter Handcrafted PotteryCompact Backhoe ServicesCuttyhunk Shellfish Farms Dewing Schmid Kearns Architects + PlannersEascare AmbulanceElegant RestroomsESM, Inc.FloraGeraldine Millham Design Hearth Heating, Inc.Howland Evangelista Kohlenberg Burnett LLPJack Falvey Associates, Inc.Maximum, Inc.Medeiros & Sons Construction, Inc.Milbury & Company Noquochoke OrchardsOld Dartmouth Realty, Inc.Oppenheimer & Co., Inc.Pioneer MooringT. A. Tarrant ConstructionThe Boston Beer Company

supportingAlderbrook FarmAce HardwareBlack Bass GrilleBlue Hills Observatory & Science CenterDetails & DesignEdson InternationalElle Bee’s…Fiber Optic Center

FoliaKaren Snyder StudioKR Metal Art FormsMorton’s Fork CateringNew England AquariumRalph’s Auto CenterSaltmarsh PotterySalvador’s Ice Cream

CLAMBAkE xxxI AUCTION Individual Auction DonorsChris & JoAnn CornellKenneth GidleyMyrna HallDonna Rae HirtPeter MacdonaldMary MandevilleRyan McFeeStella & Paul MoreiraRobin NunesMarcia & Stephen RathSkott RebelloWill RotchCarol & Bob RussellCarol VeigaNeal Weiss

Corporate Auction DonorsAdam Graves Photography Arthur Moniz GalleryBarrington BanglesBattleship CoveBeverly Carter Handcrafted PotteryBlack Bass GrilleBlisscapesBody Bliss by DawnC. E. BeckmanCape Quality SeafoodCoastal VineyardsCommunity Boating CenterCompact Backhoe ServicesThe Cottage at Four CornersCreations by SaraDartmouth DermatologyDartmouth Natural Resources TrustDivine Yoga & Paddleboard CompanyEarthworks Lawn & Tree ServiceFoliaGrainger PotteryJ.C. WagmoreJanet Egan DesignJet BlueJoney Swift PhotographyMagic 106.7Little MossMaximum Weather InstrumentsMedAesthetic Salon & Day SpaMoon Tide Dyers, Inc.

National Marine Life CenterNew Bedford Symphony OrchestraNew Bedford Whaling MuseumNorton GalleryOsprey Sea KayakThe Pasta HouseReFried TeesReservation Golf ClubRMS MortgageRogers Gallery & FrameryRotch-Jones-Duff House & Garden MuseumSalt Marsh PotteryThe SaltworksThe Salty StarfishSilverbrook FarmSteph White YogaTowBoatUSTrinity Repertory CompanyWachusett Mountain Ski AreaWalt Disney World Community RelationsWestport Rivers Vineyard & WineryWhaling City Sound

CLAMBAkE xxxI BOTTLE gAME DonorsA Kitchen Acme Liquors Airport Grille Antonio’s Back Eddy Barney’s Joy FamilyBayside Restaurant Black Whale Boston Red Sox Brian Higgins Brick Pizzeria NapoletanaBuzzards Bay Brewery Carol Veiga Carter’s Clothing Colonial Beverage Courtyard Kitchen Cruising World Dartmouth Ace HardwareDestination Soups Dorothy Cox Down to Earth Euro Exotic Nails Fay’s Restaurant Freestones City GrillFriendly Pizza Hope Yoga Jamberry LA Spin Learning House Preschool Ma Raffa’s Melissa’s Pet Depot

Morgan KateNaughty Dawgs No Kidding No Problemo On the Go Pa Raffa’s Pen & Pendulum Periwinkles / Isabele’s Pour Farm TavernQuahog Republic / Whalers Tavern Rose Alley Sail Loft Sailing World Salon B Shipyard Galley Sisters of SolaceSlainté Irish PubSpeedwell TavernSurroundings The Landing Village Toy Shop Wah May Restaurant Ying Dynasty (Dartmouth) Whaling City Sound

CLAMBAkE xxxI sTEERINg COMMITTEE Kelly Contois Rebello, ChairTena ColeySandra T. HallPeter L. MacdonaldRobert A. MacGregorSuzanne MeansDawn NickersonRichard J. Rheaume

pARTNERINg ORgANIzATIONsBattleship CoveButtonwood Park ZooDartmouth Natural Resources TrustMassachusetts Audubon SocietyMuseum Institute for Teaching Science (MITS)National Marine Life CenterSoutheastern Environmental Education AllianceThe Trustees of ReservationsTufts Veterinary School of Conservation MedicineUniversity of Massachusetts Dartmouth Westport River Watershed Alliance

VOLUNTEERs Paul AllenPhilip Baker Lori BensonCindy, Sara & Haley BernardoRay BosseMike BoucherLen & Paula BoutinHeidi CartwrightAnne CassKatie ChristMeg ChristSam ClarkGreg & Kathy ClearTena ColeyJil CorcoranChris CornellTori CornellSteve DavisDermot DevineChristine Douris & Dawn NickersonKathryn DuffJoyce DuysterNicholle FranklinWalter Granda Tom & Jenn GrotaDavid Gumbley David & Sandy Hall Myrna HallKatharine HobinAl & Joanne HumphreyJoseph InglesbySally & Malcolm JohnstonKathryn KavanaghRusty KelloggSteve KiechelMary Ellen Hawes LeesBill LongworthCarolyn Longworth Dan LowneyJohn MacLennanBrodie & Maddy MacGregorVictor MaileyBob MakerPeter MacdonaldVeronica MartinLeslie McKinleySuzanne MeansLauren MillerGeorge NelsonMatt NickelsonRobert PielechMorgan PimentelSarah PorterSuzie PrescottStephen & Marcia RathKelly & Skott RebelloSteve Reinert

Rich RheaumeLindsey RochaElizabeth RockMichael RogovskyDuncan SarpardPhilip SheehanLouise ShwartzRyan Somers Mike Sylvia Tabor AcademyRichard TaborsFred Thurber Carol VeigaAnna WhitcombMarcy WintrubStephen B. Witzig

THE ART DRIVEOn the weekend of August 6th and 7th, tourists and art enthusiasts meandered through 15 scenic miles for the ART Drive, where 32 Dartmouth and Westport, Massa-chusetts artists welcomed them for the ninth open studio weekend.

For the past nine years, artists from the ART DRIVE have opened their studios to the public for a weekend in August, showcasing their artwork in unusual and dramatic studio settings. Visitors to the ART DRIVE enjoy a scenic drive through 15 picturesque miles, as they visit the studios of 34 local artists. The drive uniquely empha-sizes a consistently high level of professionalism and quality, and some of the area’s premier paint-ers, ceramic artists, photographers, jewelers, woodworkers, metal artists and other artists participate in this annual event.

“We are extremely grateful and honored for the support that the ART DRIVE artists have given to the Lloyd Center over the past nine years,” commented Lloyd Center Executive Director Rachel Stron-ach, “Their generous donations have played a key part in the Center’s ability to continually offer high-quality research, education and outreach programs to visitors and students of all ages.”

Throughout the past nine years, the ART DRIVE’s artists have donated almost $45,000 to the Lloyd Center.

“The Blues are Back” This year, the ART DRIVE artists affectionately proclaimed: “The Blues are Back!” as they brought back the ever popular blue fish… the species that was chosen by the artists in the first year the ART DRIVE created the fish. In addition to the ART DRIVE artists’ very gen-erous monetary donation, this year the Lloyd Center also received one of the famous blue fish. Artist Patricia Poineau donated “Before/After”, a two-sided pastel and de-coupage blue fish that will be on display in the Lloyd Center’s Visitor Center for years to come.

The Blues were auctioned on eBay with proceeds going to the artists, artist donations to the Lloyd Center for the Environment, and the Art Drive.

The ArtistsCarol BlivenMaddy BragarPeg Call-ConleyBeverly CarterSarah DaughnDeborah EhrensMaureen Fleming Ray GenereuxWendy GoldsmithVidar HaalandSandra HallNancy HayesMichael HubertDonna HuseMarty KeatingCaitlyn KenneyEllen LangerJill LawFrank McCoyBarbara McDowellColin McKennaDora Atwater MillikinPatricia PoineauJP PowelBarbara PurdyMarjorie PuryearKirt RebelloAnne Carrozza RemickStephen RemickJim Sears

Martha SearsRising StarsSusan StraussJoney SwiftDebra Valeri

Along with the participating artists, the ART DRIVE is sponsored and supported by many wonderful local businesses: sponsors: Anne Whiting Real Estate, Bayside Restaurant, Buzzards Bay Brewing, Dedee Shattuck Gallery, Flora and Folia, Inc., Friends Academy, Howland Evangelista Kohlenberg Burnett LLP., Lee’s Market Wine and Spirits, Little Moss, Sylvia Group, William Raveis.

supporters: 6½ Bridge Street Gallery, BayCoast Bank, Dartmouth Ace Hardware, Elizabeth Brinkerhoff, Dartmouth Dermatology, Dartmouth Early Learning Center, Deborah Quinn-Munson, Details and Design, DSK Dewing Schmid and Kearns, Folia, Milbury and Company, Norton Gallery, Partners Village Store and Kitchen, Running Brook Winery, Susanna Ries, The Law Offices of Rusitzky and Russell, The Village Merchant, Westport Lobster.

Eateries and Brewery support: Bayside Restaurant, Beach Plum Café, Black Bass Grille, Buzzards Bay Brewing, Little Moss, Not Your Average Joes, Partners Village Store and Kitchen, Handy Hill Creamery, Salvador’s Ice Cream.

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TRANSFORMING A LEGACY

t h e t r a n s f o r m a t i o n h a s b e g u n

Overlooking the water, nestled among trees and old stone walls, the Lloyd Center

for the Environment’s newly constructed Teaching Pavilion is the first visible sign

of the Transforming A Legacy capital campaign.

Reflecting the Lloyd Center’s ongoing commitment to environmental education,

this 600-square-foot, open-air structure provides a dedicated gathering place for

teaching and group discussions for the school groups who visit the Center, as well

as community visitors. In inclement weather, the Teaching Pavilion protects students

and visitors from the elements while allowing them to remain immersed, engaged,

and inspired by the natural landscape.

Careful thought was given to site determination and building materials for the new

structure. It is strategically located on the Hardscrabble Farm Loop Trail, near the

bird blind, and overlooking the Slocum River. Reinforcing the hands-on approach

to learning, students are totally immersed in the habitats they are learning about.

The design of the structure and wooden frame were chosen to blend into the natural

environment, as well as allowing expanded accessibility for visitors.

The Teaching Pavilion is the first of three exciting building projects at the Lloyd

Center. A new Welcome Center, designed to meet the stringent standards of the

Living Building ChallengeTM (www.living-future.org), and much needed renovations

to the existing Exploration Center (main building) are scheduled to begin shortly.

To learn more about the

Transforming A Legacy capital campaign,

please contact the Development Office

at 508-990-0505 x12,

or development@lloydcenter.org.

T R A N s F O R M I N g A L E g A C Y

C A M p A I g N s T E E R I N g C O M M I T T E E

C A M p A I g N C O - C H A I R s

Eric A. Braitmayer

Peter L. Macdonald

C A M p A I g N s T E E R I N g C O M M I T T E E

Robert A. MacGregor, Chair

Kathryn C. Duff, R.A.

Myrna W. Hall

Timothy G. Haydock, M.D.

Morris W. Kellogg

Mary D. Mandeville

George R. Nelson, M.D.

Alan W. Peacock

Rachel L. Stronach, Executive Director

Gaelen B. Canning, Consultant for Institutional

Advancement

T R A N s F O R M I N g A L E g A C Y D O N O R s

Anonymous

Joel & Lisa Schmid Alvord

Richard Armstrong

Paul & Nina Arnzen

Nathaniel & Jewelle Bickford

Willard & Linda Boothby

Karen L. Braitmayer

Eric Braitmayer & Jack Haney

Jack & Nancy Braitmayer

Susan Sweetser Brenninkmeyer

Andy & Amy Burnes

Millie & Philip Carey

Meg Christ

Kathleen & Gregory Clear

Nancy Lloyd Coleman

Nancy W. Corkery

David & Linda Cornell

Vickie & Robert Cunningham

Helen & Leslie De Groot

Zelinda & John Douhan

Dorothy Lloyd Drummey

Kathleen & Ian Duff

C.C. Dyer

Ruth Furman & Ernest J. Fisher

Janet & Jim Fitzgibbons

Tally & John Garfield

Bobbie & Jamie Gates

Dr. Gail Davidson & Tom Gidwitz

Jeff P. Gonsalves & Mége Posner

Margaret & Samuel Gray

Marjorie & Nick Greville

Myrna & Howard* Hall

Jan & Toby Hall

Joy Jing

Timothy Haydock & Barbara Moss

Julie & Bayard Henry

Kristina Hewey

Cile & Bill Hicks

Austin & Felicity Hoyt

Heidi & Arthur Huguley

Bess Dawson-Hughes & James Hughes

Sally & Malcolm Johnston

Rusty & Betsy Kellogg

Nancy & Ted Kurtz

Scott & Monica Laurans

Mary Ellen H. Lees

Ailene M. Robinson & Tom E. Lewis

Demarest Lloyd, Jr. Foundation

Mouse & Per Lofberg

Anne & Walter Lorenz

Demarest Lloyd Macdonald

Peter Macdonald

Magdalin & Robert MacGregor

Ivy & D’Arcy MacMahon

Bettina Borders & Victor Mailey

Mary Mandeville

Leslie & David McKinley

Alexis & Sarah Mitchell

Ambassador & Mrs. Richard Morningstar

Trish & George Nelson

Betsy Pattullo & Greg Torres

Alan & Victoria Peacock

Robert & Marilyn Pielech

Suzanne & William Prescott

Stephen Demarest & Marcia Rath and Family

Judy & Bill Redway

Richard & Jane Rheaume

Gordon & Joellen Rowe

Mark & Margot Schmid

Ginny & Steven Spiegel

Alice & Sandy Stengel

Charlotte Sudduth

Jennifer W. Webb & Richard D. Webb, Jr.

Stephen B. Witzig

Diana Worley

Nathanael & Sarah Worley

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D O N A T I O N s R E C E I V E D I N M E M O R Y O F :

Karen Gallup Lloyd (Nana)

from Alexis & Sarah Mitchell

Karen G. Lloyd

from Zelinda & John Douhan

Karen G. Lloyd & Laura B. Carey

from Millie & Philip Carey

Don Tucker

from Cile & Bill Hicks

Howard Hall

from Scott & Monica Laurans

Hubert C. Mandeville III

from Mary Mandeville

Pat & Elizabeth Pattullo

from Betsy Pattullo & Greg Torres

Caroline Sutliff

from Gordon & Joellen Rowe

D O N A T I O N s R E C E I V E D I N H O N O R O F :

D. Lloyd Macdonald

from Ruth Furman & Ernest J. Fisher

Joy Jing

from the Spark Directed Fund at Fidelity

Charitable

Gaelen Canning

from Ailene M. Robinson & Tom E. Lewis

FOUNDATIONs, FUNDs, & sUppORTINg INsTITUTIONs

Anonymous

Bafflin Foundation

BankFive

BayCoast Bank

Braitmayer Foundation

Charles Sumner Bird Charitable Foundation

Community Foundation of Southeastern

Massachusetts-Acushnet Foundation Fund

Community Foundation of Southeastern

Massachusetts-Henry H. Crapo Foundation

Fund

Demarest Lloyd, Jr. Foundation

Gifts to Give, Inc.

Golden Family Fund at the Boston Foundation

Massachusetts Cultural Facilities Fund,

a program of the state of Massachusetts

administered through a collaborative

agreement between MassDevelopment

and the Massachusetts Cultural Council

Spark Investment Management

*deceased

f o u n D e r ’ s V i s i o n b r e a K s n e W g r o u n D by stephen Demarest Rath

The founder of the Lloyd Center for the Environment, Karen Gallup Lloyd, liked to

discuss the deepest subjects over a cup of coffee with cream, a blend she insisted be

the “color of the Potomac.” She was fascinated with the idea of balance and was

drawn to a number of interests—Asian art, Native American mythology, psychology,

music, and environmentalism—in her pursuit of it.

When Mrs. Lloyd met Kathryn Duff in 1993, she must have known that her new

friend, a talented architect, would someday bring to life their shared vision of a

perfect balance between humans and nature. And, as of December 2016—when

bulldozers and backhoes broke into the earth at the Lloyd Center for the Environment

—new ground in environmental stewardship was broken, thanks largely to the work

of Ms. Duff, founder and lead architect at studio2sustain inc, New Bedford, MA.

Architectural plans for a new Welcome Center at the Lloyd Center embrace the

original vision of Mrs. Lloyd and adhere to the rigorous standards of the internationally

renowned Living Building Challenge™ (LBC™). Currently, there are only 11 buildings

in the world that are certified as conforming to the LBC standards.

In terms of a Welcome Center and the building site, Ms. Duff describes, “There are

20 imperatives that must be met, and they are dispersed among seven categories

referred to as petals. Like the petals of a flower, each petal becomes part of the

holistic function and beauty of a living building. You can’t remove one petal and

still maintain the balance of the whole system.”

1 . The Place petal addresses the civil engineering aspect of the building. Where

is the building located? How is it going to impact the site? As Ms. Duff explains,

“Place focuses on habitat exchange and the need for restoration where wildlife is

being dispersed or displaced.”

2 . The Water petal addresses the imperative of net positive water. “The bottom line,”

Duff continues, “is that you can’t tie into a utility water supply system, and you have

to generate your own water and disperse it on the site.” At the Lloyd Center, water

comes from a well supply. In addition, rain that runs off the building will be collected

in the ground within the footprint of the building, adding to the ground water and

therefore, the well. There has been soils testing and sufficient engineering to insure

that none of the water is thrown off-site. ‘Grey water’ (sink and water fountain run-off)

from within the building itself will go into a ‘treatment garden’ on site and will be

treated using plant material. Toilets will use a teaspoon of liquid foam instead of a

tank of water, thereby creating a composting system to liquefy the waste. Later, this

‘black water’ will get pumped into a tank and taken off-site for treatment by the Town

of Dartmouth.

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3 . The Energy petal requires net positive energy and is achieved by allowing no fossil

fuel combustion in the building. Duff clarifies, “The Lloyd Center plans on doing this

with a large solar array on top of the building, which will generate energy and store it

in a Tesla Power Wall.” Because the building is designed to many of the standards of

the International Passive House requirements, it will have triple pane windows (R9),

as well as reclaimed insulation for the roof (R60), walls (R40), and floor (R30). This

makes it so energy efficient that the water for hand washing and drinking will

not freeze.

4 . The Health and Happiness petal takes the worldly view that unless structures

are built which are healthy, accessible to everyone, and generate a spirit of human

happiness, people will not be as content in them. So the LBC challenges the designer

and builder to construct a building that incorporates what is called ‘Biophilic Design,’

namely, that it celebrates the environment, embodies the environment, and most

importantly, is healthy to humans.” For instance, there is a requirement in the design

that every room must have natural light and natural ventilation. The design must also

conform to the human scale, “In this way humans feel connected with nature, and

since the Lloyd Center is all about the environment, it is a very easy requirement.”

5 . The Materials petal is described by Duff as, “Probably the hardest one to achieve.

All of the materials being used are vetted: there can’t be any Red List materials such

as PVC’s, and further, materials must not be transported from far away because we’re

trying to minimize the carbon footprint. We’re also trying to sustain local economies

by purchasing or using locally sourced materials. To that end, I would say that the

Welcome Center is doing a great job because we harvested a lot of oak trees from the

site. Some of the trees are being harvested into mulch for use on our trails, and there

is a mountain of it at the Lloyd Center; while hardwood trees that are straight, like

the oaks, are being harvested into planking to be used inside the building. And then,

the smaller tree limbs will be used to line the trails or left to decay to create wildlife

habitat sanctuaries.”

6 . The Equity petal is based on providing the benefits of a building to all who use

it. For example, if the building provides sunlight and ventilation, it has to provide

it to all the people using the building, thereby creating a sense of equitability and

accessibility. In addition, LBC certification requires that materials be purchased from

organizations certified as JUST Organizations, meaning that they have not been found

guilty of breaking child labor laws, illegal trafficking of materials, or violation of

international procurement practices.

7 . The Beauty petal requires that there are two pieces: the building has to be

beautiful, and it has to be inspired. It has to inspire others to learn more about the

environment and become part of a community. Duff recounts, “One of the earliest

conversations we had with the Lloyd Center Staff and the Design Team involved kids

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in an education program who had an ‘aha moment’ when they arrived and became

immersed in the forest floor where the building site is located. They learned how the

forest floor changes and evolves with the seasons in New England: the beauty of the

leafing out in the spring and the articulating of leaves in autumn, which fall to the

ground and contribute to the decomposed matter and DNA of the forest floor. This

is what the students would then dig up, research, and assess. And out of that early

conversation came this beautiful image of the roof as this articulating leaf falling from

the tree toward the forest floor. And that essentially captures the idea of the building.

From there we worked on articulating the roof and orienting the building to meet the

other petals. Wherever you stand outside the Welcome Center, you will always be

cognizant of this oversized roof, which is over articulated at the edges and resembles

the shape of a super-sized leaf; and inside the Center we have patterned that roofline

in order that when you look up, you’ll see all the different patterns of cedar planks

that create beautiful linear patterns, like the underside of a leaf. When you look

down, you will see leaf patterns in the floor. So, in our design, we never lost the idea

of this articulating leaf falling down to the forest floor.”

“Who has been involved?” I ask. Duff smiles: “We have students involved in both the

design and, of course, the building of it; and the Lloyd Center Staff has been integral

to the whole effort and process from the beginning. We’ve also had two volunteer

students from Harvard: one who is in the Sustainability Extension Program, and the

other is an undergraduate at Harvard; they, too, have been involved in the project

from the beginning. I say to all of them: You are creating a piece of environmental

sustainability. You are designing it, you’re building it, you’re going to help it grow,

you’re going to help it function, and you are going to use it to teach others. This is

the result of your efforts.”

She finishes with these words:

“For the people who come to the Welcome Center for the first time to just pop in,

grab a trail map, or use the restroom, they will have an opportunity to experience

this building, and, in the process, learn about what makes it a truly sustainable, living

building. For example, we’re going to have our Tesla Power Wall exposed, so you

will see what a battery looks like that stores energy coming from the solar panels.

Now won’t it be great to have an exhibit where you can actually see energy being

generated in real time? The idea is that we want to plant a seed so visitors keep

coming back to learn more about the building and engage in other programs at the

Lloyd Center. It will continue to evolve in their memory, their curiosity, and their

knowledge about a living building. We see this building as an inviting place.

Hence, it is the Welcome Center.”

For more information, see also: Jason F. McLennan, International Living Future Institute

(ILFI), the Cascadia Green Building Council, and The Living Building Challenge.

special thanks to the “Barney’s

Joy family” for their continued

generosity in allowing countless

thousands of children to have

their first experience with the

true wonders of “where the

land meets the sea”, through

a Lloyd Center program which

took them to that special part

of the world.

2016 ANNUAL REPORT

Editor: JoAnn Bernier Cornell

Photography courtesy of:

JoAnn Bernier Cornell, Jamie Bogart,

Victoria Cornell, Erika Fernandes,

Liz Moniz, Amanda Nowicki, Jasmine

Smith-Gillen, Jen Wimmer, and others

Design: Geraldine Millham

This report is printed with soy-based

inks on 10% post-consumer waste,

FSC certified paper made with

70-80% alternative fiber (eucalyptus).

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