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We Who Believe in Freedom Cannot Rest

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Restoring Freedom

Last year, we helped free or exonerate nine clients while continuing to help former clients rebuild their lives post-release.

We also partnered with co-counsel, community leaders, advocates, and activists to stop the execution of Pervis Payne in November 2021. Additionally, in January 2022, we joined Melissa Lucio’s legal team and helped develop evidence of her innocence, which successfully led to a stay of her execution in April 2022, just two days before she was set to be executed.

Since our inception, we have pioneered the use of DNA technology to unequivocally prove innocence. In cases where DNA evidence was no longer available or where our attorneys uncovered other new evidence of innocence (from misapplied forensic methods to police and prosecutorial misconduct), we secured our clients’ freedom based on new non-DNA evidence. Recognizing that DNA evidence is only available in a limited number of cases and that the overwhelming majority of the nation’s more than 3,200 proven wrongful convictions were obtained with non-DNA evidence, we plan to widen the scope of cases we accept to intentionally include more non-DNA cases.

Pervis Payne Is Removed From Death Row After Three Decades

Melissa Lucio Granted Stay of Execution by Texas Court of Criminal Appeals

Our Freed & Exonerated Clients

Ron Jacobsen

Exonerated: August 2021

Ron Jacobsen was wrongly convicted of a 1990 abduction and rape in Covington, Georgia, despite the fact he was 200 miles away when the crime occurred. Although post-conviction DNA testing confirmed that he was not the person who committed the crime and his conviction was vacated in 2019, the prosecutor vowed to retry him. In November 2020, he was released on bail. He moved back to his native New York, where he lived under home confinement with his older sister. He was officially exonerated in August 2021, when the district attorney’s office finally dropped all charges against him. Mr. Jacobsen was represented by the Innocence Project and Georgia Innocence Project.

Image: Justin Chan / Innocence Project
Philip Barnett

Exonerated: October 2021

In 2008, Philip Barnett, along with his brother Nathan and two other co-defendants, was wrongly convicted of the murder of a young woman in Cabell County, West Virginia. After the state’s Supreme Court ordered a new trial for the Barnett brothers in 2010, the two accepted a plea deal that allowed them to maintain their innocence and receive a lesser sentence. DNA testing of crime scene evidence ultimately proved the four individuals’ innocence. Philip Barnett was represented by the Innocence Project and Weston Robertson.

Image: Chris Jackson for AP Images / Innocence Project
Kenneth Hovland

Freed: October 2021

Kenneth Hovland was just 21 years old when he was wrongly convicted of the 1981 murder of a teenager in Lynwood, Washington. His conviction was based on a false confession and unreliable forensic methods that included bite marks, hair microscopy, and fiber “matching.” In October 2021, he was released following negotiations with the prosecutor’s office. The Washington Innocence Project currently represents him, with support from the Innocence Project.

Image: Kenny Karpov / Innocence Project
Muhammad A. Aziz and Khalil Islam

Exonerated: November 2021

Muhammad A. Aziz and the late Khalil Islam were wrongly convicted in 1966 of the 1965 assassination of human rights leader Malcolm X in New York City, based on unreliable eyewitness testimony and official misconduct. Mr. Aziz was not released on parole until 1985 and continued to fight for justice until his exoneration last year. Mr. Islam passed away in 2009, losing the opportunity to see his name cleared. Both men were represented by David B. Shanies Law Office and the Innocence Project.

Muhammad A. Aziz (top) and Khalil Islam (bottom). Images: Associated Press
Anthony Dixon

Freed: December 2021

In 1995, Anthony Dixon was wrongly convicted of a rape and robbery that had taken place two years prior in Harrisonville, Missouri. His conviction was based on eyewitness and voice misidentification. Although DNA testing later proved his innocence, Missouri courts refused to exonerate him. In December 2021, Mr. Dixon was paroled and walked free after spending 28 years wrongly imprisoned. He is represented by the Innocence Project and Midwest Innocence Project.

Image: Courtesy of the Midwest Innocence Project
Michael Monroe

Freed: January 2022

Michael Monroe spent more than 27 years in prison after he was wrongly convicted of the 1993 murder of his mother-in-law in Nashua, New Hampshire. His conviction was based on a false confession he gave to police after being interrogated over the course of 17 months. He was released on parole in 2022 after the state parole board heard compelling arguments on his declining health, exemplary disciplinary history, and tremendous familial support. He is represented by the Innocence Project.

Image: Courtesy of the Monroe family
Barry Jacobson

Exonerated: April 2022

Barry Jacobson was wrongly convicted of setting fire to his home in Richmond, Massachusetts, in a biased 1983 trial, during which jurors made antisemitic remarks about him. His conviction was based on unreliable arson evidence and a baseless claim that he was seeking to collect insurance money, despite no claim ever being filed. In January 2022, the Berkshire District Attorney’s Office vacated Mr. Jacobson’s conviction based on the evidence of antisemitism during trial and jury deliberations. Mr. Jacobson was represented by the Innocence Project and McDermott Will & Emery LLP.

Image: Matthew Adams Photography / Innocence Project
Mallory Nicholson

Exonerated: June 2022

Mallory Nicholson spent 21 years in prison after he was wrongly convicted of a burglary and sexual assault in Dallas. His conviction was based on eyewitness misidentification, despite the fact that no physical evidence connected him to the crime and strong alibi evidence was presented at his trial. In June 2022, a judge granted the Dallas County district attorney’s motion to dismiss the charges following the discovery of evidence that pointed to another suspect in the case, which police and prosecutors had failed to turn over at his trial. Mr. Nicholson was represented by the Innocence Project, the Innocence Project of Texas, and Udashen Anton.

Image: Ron Jenkins / Innocence Project

Rebuilding Lives

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we expanded our social work team and increased assistance — including housing, transportation, basic necessities, and more — to more than 20 freed clients and their families.

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Restoring Freedom

Glen Woodall, the first Innocence Project client, is exonerated.

Restoring Freedom

With the Innocence Project and Mid-Atlantic Innocence Project’s assistance, Marvin Anderson is exonerated after DNA samples from his case are found taped inside a laboratory analyst’s notebook. A subsequent review of evidence from the analyst’s notebooks leads to eight additional exonerations.

Image: Kenny Karpov / Innocence Project

Kennedy Brewer and his lawyers raising their fists

Restoring Freedom

The Innocence Project secures the exoneration of Kennedy Brewer, who was sentenced to death based on invalid bite mark comparison evidence. DNA testing identified the actual person who committed the crime, which led to the exonerations of both Mr. Brewer and Levon Brooks, the latter of whom had been serving a life sentence for a related murder and was also represented by the Mississippi Innocence Project.

Restoring Freedom

Represented by the Innocence Project and O’Carroll & O’Carroll, Michelle Murphy is exonerated after DNA testing proves her innocence. She is the first of a growing number of women proven innocent by the Innocence Project, and later becomes a member of the Innocence Project’s Exoneree Advisory Council and an active speaker on wrongful convictions.

Image: Kenny Karpov / Innocence Project

Restoring Freedom

Pervis Payne, who has strong claims of innocence, is removed from death row on the same day Muhammad Aziz and the late Khalil Islam are exonerated 55 years after being wrongly convicted of the assassination of Malcolm X.

Image: Laramie Renae / Innocence Project

Transforming Systems

Informed by our cases and guided by science, we have taken to courts, statehouses, and Congress to protect vulnerable communities that are most impacted by wrongful conviction.

Last year, we helped secure more than 10 state policy wins to reform and prevent practices that drive wrongful convictions and, in so doing, create a fairer and more equitable legal system for all.

Building on this work, we will address the widespread use of unreliable, emerging technologies in overpoliced communities of color; launch a program that will educate defense attorneys, prosecutors, and judges on the limits and potential of forensic evidence; continue efforts to ban police deception in the interrogation of juveniles; and work to eliminate the trial penalty. We will also collaborate with stakeholders, including the White House’s Office of Science and Technology Policy, to tackle racial bias in forensic pathology and algorithmic technologies.

Report: Guilty Pleas on the Rise, Criminal Trials on the Decline

Rally for Change

New Yorkers Demand Justice

On Dec. 15, 2021, Kevin Richardson, Yusef Salaam, and Raymond Santana — all members of the Exonerated Five — joined New York State Senator Zellnor Myrie, Assemblyman Clyde Vanel, and advocates to champion a package of bills that aim to reveal and prevent wrongful convictions in the state of New York. This year marks 20 years since their wrongful convictions were vacated.

Image: Elijah Craig / Innocence Project

Strengthening Forensic Practices

Expert Testimony

We advocated for modifications to a federal rule to make it harder to admit unreliable expert testimony.

Eyewitness Testimony

We successfully urged Washington’s high court to review the social science around eyewitness testimony to prevent unreliable eyewitness identification from leading to wrongful conviction.

Forensic Disciplines

To further strengthen the practice of forensic science, we advocated for the establishment of a program at the National Institute of Standards and Technology that evaluates the scientific foundations of forensic science disciplines. The NIST has since produced major draft reports on bite marks, DNA mixtures, and digital evidence.

Cognitive Biases

We published a comprehensive paper on cognitive biases in criminal case evaluation.

Expert Testimony

We advocated for modifications to a federal rule to make it harder to admit unreliable expert testimony.

Eyewitness Testimony

We successfully urged Washington’s high court to review the social science around eyewitness testimony to prevent unreliable eyewitness identification from leading to wrongful conviction.

Forensic Disciplines

Cognitive Biases

We published a comprehensive paper on cognitive biases in criminal case evaluation.

Achieving Reforms Across the Nation

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Transforming systems

Illinois becomes the first state to pass a law requiring electronic recording of interrogation from start to finish.

Transforming systems

Congress passes and authorizes the Innocence Protection Act and the Kirk Bloodsworth Post-Conviction DNA Testing Program. They establish post-conviction DNA testing for those incarcerated in the federal system and awards grants to states to help defray the costs of testing.

Transforming systems

The National Academy of Sciences issues a report calling for a comprehensive reform of forensic sciences and increased forensic oversight.

Transforming systems

The Discovery for Justice Reform Act — which requires prosecutors to turn over critical evidence to defense attorneys early in the criminal legal process — passes the New York State Legislature, becoming one of the most transformational criminal legal reforms in the state’s history.

Transforming systems

As a result of George Floyd’s murder and to advance racial justice, the Innocence Project makes police accountability a priority, including eliminating or reforming qualified immunity and making police disciplinary records publicly available.

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Advancing the Movement

Our widest-reaching work is done in close collaboration with other innocence organizations, key partners, advocates, and supporters.

Together with members of the Innocence Network, we’ve amplified awareness around wrongful convictions and accelerated the release of innocent people over the years. We’ve also tremendously increased our digital presence: This year, we grew our community of advocates to 1.2 million across our platforms, made 44,000 connections to legislators across the country, and reached new audiences.

Broadening and deepening these partnerships are absolute priorities in the coming years. After a survey of the needs of Innocence Network organizations, we will explore where we can collaborate more effectively. We will also continue to expand digital engagement on all our platforms and channels, build out our Speakers Bureau and Ambassadors program to help drive support and advocacy, and strengthen our collaboration with researchers interested in our work.

Innocence Network

Freeing the innocent and preventing wrongful convictions worldwide

Speakers Bureau

We connect wrongful conviction experts with institutions around the world.

Innocence Ambassadors

Our Innocence Ambassadors leverage their platforms to educate the public about wrongful convictions.

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participants at the Innocence Network Conference

Gathering at the 2022 Innocence Network Conference

Following two years of pandemic-related shutdowns, the Innocence Network Conference returned this year as an in-person event in Phoenix. The conference — which brings together innocence organizations, freed individuals, and exonerees — has grown exponentially since its establishment in 1999.

Images: Kenny Karpov / Innocence Project and Jennifer Watkins / Lyra Photography

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Amplifying Our Voice on Social Media

We extended our reach on social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram, drawing more than 2.7 million views in total.

Happiest Moments

Our “Happiest Moments” campaign received several recognitions for its social impact, including a Webby, a Telly, and two Anthem awards.

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Advancing the movement

Actual Innocence, by Peter Neufeld, Barry Scheck, and New York Times reporter Jim Dwyer, is published.

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Advancing the movement

The Innocence Network is formally established and is the first step toward greatly expanding nationwide capacity to identify wrongful convictions and exonerate innocent people.

Protesters marching for criminal justice

Advancing the movement

Led by exoneree Cornelius Dupree, the Innocence Network organizes the “March for Justice,” in Memphis, Tennessee, to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy and connect the innocence movement to the civil rights movement.

Image: Lacy Atkins / Innocence Project

Advancing the movement

Amid racial tumult and growing calls for criminal justice reform, the Innocence Project’s digital community grows more than eightfold compared to four years prior — from 368,000 supporters to 3.3 million.

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Advancing the movement

The Innocence Network celebrates its 700th exoneration. Represented by the Taiwan Innocence Project, the exoneree, Ming-Feng Wu, was wrongly convicted of robbery based on eyewitness misidentification and a flawed polygraph result.

Statement of Activities - FY22

(excluding pro bono activities)

Revenue

Total Revenue	$42,048,816
Individuals	$26,544,154	63%
Foundations	$9,082,394	22%
Corporation	$2,598,521	6%
Events	$2,584,301	6%
Yeshiva	$310,000	1%
Investments	$499,163	1%
Other Income	$430,283	1%

Expenditures

Total Revenue	$23,028,732
Program	$17,409,207	76%
Management & General	$2,762,126	12%
Fundraising	$2,857,399	12%

Advancing Justice Together

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From Our Donor: Charlie Edmondson

The innocence movement started 30 years ago has changed the mentality of people across the country.

How did you first become involved with the Innocence Project?

I read Actual Innocence by Barry Scheck and Peter Neufeld when it first came out some 20 years ago. I was just fascinated with it and outraged by all the miscarriages of justice. I really hadn’t known anything about the whole concept of actual innocence. I soon became involved with the Georgia Innocence Project, which was just getting started at the time and, through them, learned about the broader innocence movement. What I came to see was that an injustice is an injustice; it doesn’t matter whether an exoneree is freed in Georgia or Arizona or Texas. While I continue to support innocence work in Georgia, I also wanted to support the movement nationally. This eventually led to my support of the creation of the Network Support Unit at the Innocence Project that, since 2012, has helped strengthen the power of the global network of innocence organizations.

Later that same year, you became the force behind the Edmondson Walking Fund that guarantees $2,000 to exonerees from every Innocence Network organization. What impact do you hope it has?

The goal has been to try to get funds into new exonerees’ hands within a couple days of their release. That immediacy was very important, and the funds are absolutely without restriction. If an exoneree wants to spend it on having a night out with friends — well, they didn’t get to do that for 23 years while they were wrongfully incarcerated — they can do it now. Or if someone wants to set up a business or pay their first month’s rent or get a new suit, they can use it for that.

When I meet these exonerees — white, Black, men, women, young, old — it’s very moving to hear their individual stories of how they lost years or decades of their lives. And they say to me, “Oh, I used your funds to buy the tools for a woodworking business” or “I finally got my mother into a decent apartment.”

Why do you choose to support the Innocence Project?

My wife and I had started a foundation and were interested in trying to do some good in ways that meant something to us in the here and now. We purposely donated the last of the money left in the foundation a couple of years ago, but we’ve continued to contribute on an individual basis.

The fact of the matter is that the innocence movement started 30 years ago has changed the mentality of people across the country. There is now, at least, some recognition on the part of the general public that, just because a prosecutor is trying someone for a crime, does not mean that all the t’s have been crossed and the i’s dotted. That’s where DNA comes in: Cases that were seemingly the most airtight turned out not to be airtight at all. You know, it wasn’t too long ago that people thought the Innocence Project would work itself out of a job. Unfortunately, that hasn’t yet been the case.

Image: Courtesy of Charlie Edmondson

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Jason Schlabach and Kathryn O’Keefe
Robert and Linda Schmier
Timothy Schnapp
Paula Schoenhoff
Alice Sebold
Jeff Seidel and Mary May
David Shapiro
Glen and Amy Siegel
Katie Siler
Rita Sislen
Patrick Smith
Karl and Beverly Snow
Janie Starr
Samantha Stavis
Stein Family Gift Fund
Jane and Roy Thomas
Thomas Thornhill

Carol Tolan
Peter and Laura Treadway
Elna Tsao in honor of Anthony Costa and Shanya Tsao
Tungare Manohar Family Foundation
Randy Lynn Turtle
Jonathan Unger in honor of Mark Stryker
Shonna Valeska
Pamela Van Hine and Bryan MacPherson
Cati Van Milders
Michael Wallace
Beverly and Charles Washington
Eric Wechler
Alan and Beatrice Weiler
Alan and Elaine Weiler
Naida S. Wharton Foundation
James K. Williams III and Shirley Williams
Patricia Wills
Melissa Wyers
The Yalom Family Fund

Brittanie Young
Eric Yttri in honor of Pam Meyer Yttri
Scott and Beth Zucker
Ward and Diane Zumsteg
Kristi Zwach

$2,500 – $4,999
Anonymous (36)
AHS Foundation
Lia Albizo
Mike Aldredge
Amy Klette Newman Foundation
Dorothy Anderson
Jonathan Bach and Alexandra Shapiro
Steven and Jennifer Bailey
Tracey Baker
Carolina Batista
Beane Family Foundation
Julie Behrens
Leon J. Bijou

Deborah Bishop
Russ Bogue
Allan Boomer
Catherine Bray
Steven Brecher
Avrom Brendzel
Bridgewood Fieldwater Foundation
Donald Brown and Lynn Wardley
The Brownington Foundation
Traci Bumpus
Jan Burns
Cali Family Foundation
Michael Carlson
Kilpatrick Carroll
Larry Caruana
Jason Castro
Claudia Cellini
Circles for Change Fund in honor of Ben Loomis
Troy Clayton

The Clements Foundation
Sanford M. Cohen, Esq.
Ted, Lara, Charlie & Sylvie Cohen
Courtney Collins
Mr. Alan and Mrs. Jane Cornell in honor of Howard Kay
Kayla Corona
The Counterpoint Foundation
Lauren Cozzens in honor of Joshua Moxam
Mark and Cole Criswell
D. Melanie de Silva
Lisa DeBartolo and Don Miggs
Dedrick Family Foundation
Rebecca DeLamotte and Peter Bloom
Margaret Derrickson
Deupree Family Foundation
Eric Dinallo in honor of Jessica Roth
Jane Driver
John Eggbeer
David Ellis

Robert English and Anna Zara
Eli Epstein
Karen and Andrew Epstein
Farafield Farm Fund
Nancy Feinberg
Robert and Susan Feldman
Jerrold Fine
Jody Fleischer
Robert Fleisher and Darsha Primich
Kevin Fleming
Luke Flemmer
Hyland Family Foundation
MentorMore Foundation
Francis Fraenkel
Sherry and Leo Frumkin
G. Thompson and Wende Hutton Fund
Timothy and Kimberly Gartland
Roberta and James Gates
Adi and Celia Gazdar

Ginger Gentile
Diane and Daniel Goldman
Frances Greenman
Joni Greenspan and Dan Lenchner
Douglas and Helen Grundman
The Grymes Fund
Lisle Gwynn Garrity
Donald and Cindy Hacherl
James Hamilton
Hammond Family Foundation
Belinda Hanson
Gretchen Hanson
Dorian and Nancy Ann Harewood
Kris and Andy Hartman
Kelley Hartnett
Christopher and Olga Hartwell
John Hauber
Nancy Hausman
Blake Heiman

Joy Herring
Stuart Hersch
Mel and Marie Hertzig
Estate of Roger James Herz
Benjamin Herzog
Sandra Hess
Charles Hoffman and Anna Benvenutti Hoffman
Kurtis and Kathryn Hoffman
Sarah Homan
Esther Honda
Timothy Horton
Marilyn and Steve Howard
Katherine Hufnagel
Mary Innis
Eric Isaacson
Nicholas and Kathryn Jakobson
Tim Leighton
David and Ellen Japiske
Bryce Johnson

Steve Kafka
Jeffrey Katz and Beth Rogers
Sam Katzman
David Kaufman in honor of Jessica Roth
Brett Kingman
Barbara Kohn
Ben Krongard
Sandra and Charles Ksir
Lander Family Charitable Foundation
Gerald B. Lefcourt in honor of Lifelong friends Barry and Peter
Ernest Levine in honor of Mallory Gork
Hank Lobe
Adrian Longland
June Lord
John Ludwig
The Lynn Warshow Charitable Fund
Kathryn Malan
Barry Malter and Lynn Bregman
Marin Community Foundation

AnnMarie Marinello
Scott Martin
Gertraud Maskarinec
James Maslow
Naketha Mattocks
Ken McClure
Sandra McGee
Vincent McGee
Isabel Meister in honor of our children
Richard and Ronay Menschel
Elaine Merians
Amaud Mitchell
Kamran Moghtaderi
Donna Mongiardo
Tim Moore
Hugh and Alice Morgan
Michael Hagan and Madelaine Morgan
S and P Morris Gift Fund
Moving Forward Together

Brian and Roseann Mulholland
Courtney Murphy
Mitch Musgrove
Sherif Nahas
Raquel Nash
Adrian Nelson
Christine Nelson
Maurice and Nancy Nernberg
David and Barbara Noonan
David Norman
Gerald O’Connell
John O’Connor
Lena Olson
Susan Matula and Jeffrey Osterman
Paler Foundation
Panorama Global Impact Fund
Parker Family Charity Fund
Rayna Parks
Chantele Pereira

Andrew Peters
Pfeiffer – Foster Fund
Blue Sky Planners
Dominique Pollara and Kurt Rosen
Dana Pope
Evan Powell
Jesse Powell
John Price
Raffiani Family Foundation
Amanda Rajpara
Rachel Ramaswamy
The Raynie Foundation
John and Darlene Reilly
Anne Reis
Brian Reszutek and Lindsey Bohr
William Rice
Carol Riley
The Philip W. and Jean Riskin Charitable Foundation

Barbara Roth
Martha Roth
Sherrilyn Roush
Sharbani Roy
Janna and Evan Roze
Morris and Dorothy Rubinoff Foundation
Kevin and Christine Ruddy
Aderonke Ruffins
Tabitha Samuel
George M. Schisler, Jr.
Deborah Schneider
Bela Schwartz and June Zimmerman
Randy and Sally Scott
Scudder Family Foundation
Carlton and Lucille Sedgeley
Richard Seelig
Maureen Selby
Reade and Mercedes Seligmann
Paul Shanahan

Denise Shepherd
Kenneth Sigel
Ford Silver
Charles Silverstein
Dalia, Daniela, Gabrielle and Micol Sirkin
The Small Change(s)
SMHJ Compassionate World Account
Katharine Smith
Stephanie Soo
Dr. Arthur Southam and Dr. Cornelia Daly in honor of Maddy deLone
David Stanard
Griffin Stewart
Daivd Suisman
Summerday Donor Advised Fund
Jake and Jeanne Sweeney
Tabitha and Michael Lewis Fund
Stephen Tam
Sara Taylor

Mark Tepper
Thomas-Nyberg Family Foundation
Craig Tooman
Jonathan Tower
Melissa Ulman
Lisa Vagge
Jennifer VandeWeerd
Sam Vigersky
Visible Voice Charitable Fund
Barry and Randi Weiss
Jack Williams
Douglas Winter
Bruce Wolf
Edward Wroble in honor of Ariane Rockoff-Kirk and Jonathan Wroble
Lisa Wyngaarden
Ken and Jennifer Young
Robert Zadek
John Zedlewski and Emily Murphy

$1,000 – $2,499
Anonymous (301)
Anonymous in honor of Michelle Corr
The 7M Ranch Fund
Brandon A Sammut
Andrea Abbate
Melanie Abczynski
Moses Aboagye-Kumi
Kristen Abraham
The Abrash Family Charitable Fund
Lucas Addy in honor of Alvaro Franco and Scott Brazil
David and Rachel Adler
Dr. and Mrs. Agnew
Audrey Agot
Shantanu Agrawal
Carol Albanese
Paul and Katherine Albitz
Amber Alexander

Jennifer Alexander
Mary Elizabeth Alexander
Judy and Eugene Alfonsi in honor of Hannah Colvin
Almoatasem Alismaili
Edmond and Randi Allard
Bailey Allen
Delthema Allen
Polly Allen
Betsy Alton
Joseph and Elizabeth Amato
Eric Ambro
Peter Ames Richards and Kelly Richards
Dita Amory
Mark Amsterdam
Eric Anderholm
David Andersen
Christian Anderson
Jason Anderson
Jennifer Anderson

Lori Anderson
David Andrews
Meredith Androsavich
Nilgun Antmen
Dr. Katherine Arnold
Kenneth Aron
Ricky Arriola
Art for Change
Dr. Allison Asarch
Norman Asher
Catherine Atkins
Jim & Susan Audette
Karen and Andrew Auerbach
Diane Aukamp
Daniel Austin and Ellen Brotman
Rachel and Jacob Avraham
Melissa Azzi
William Baas

Gregg Bach
Karen Backus and Alan Goldberg
Rosalie Bacopoulos
Neera Badhwar
Ji Sun Baek
Bary Bailey
Bainum Family Foundation
Jay Baitler
Jeannie Baker
Ryan Baldwin
Elizabeth Riggleman
Paris and Christopher Barclay
David and Holly Barnett
Samuel Barnhart
Jeremy Barnum and Caitlin Macy
Brandon Baron
Joan and Leonard Baron
Anthony Barron
Robert Barry

Kristen Bartoloni
Samuel E. Bassett
C.B. and Marcia Bassity
Rajiv Basu
Michael Batanian
Tyler Bates
Jennifer Batra
The Lukens Company Batzorig
Michael Bauersfeld
Patricia P Baum
Gail Bautista
Jonathan Beard and Rachel Theilheimer
Michael and Nancy Beebe
Charles Beeler
Steven Beldin
Nita and Dan Belles
Robert and Ellen Belson
Rita and William Bender

Arnold and Judith Bendich
Sarah Benesch
Amy Bensinger
Rodger Benson
Bruce Berg
Kate and Alex Berge
Barbara Bergier
Hendrik Bessembinder
Marj Betubiza
Geoff Bible
Kimberly Bica
Julie Biggers
Panayotta Birch
Gene Bird
Ellen Bishop Little
Robert Blakney
The Jack Gantz Foundation
Michael Blumenstein
Michael Blumenthal and Deborah Stern Blumenthal

David Blythe
Michael Bocian
Karen Bodden
Dinah Bodkin
David Boettger
James Bohm
Rob Bolt
Bomse/Silber Family Charitable Fund
Bondy Family
Maylyn Booher
Harry Boothe
Joseph and Glady Borrus
Boston College High School
Nellie Bowles
Blaine and Kristin Bowman
Boylston Family Foundation
Valerie Braaten
Alison Bradford
Jonathan Mooser and Sara Brannin-Mooser

Devin Branstetter
Lynn Braun
Melissa Braun
Henry Breen
Mark Brewer
Peter Brewin
James Bristow
Shelley and Mark Britto
Ellen Brock and Joseph Borzelleca
Jeremiah Brodeur
Michael Bromwich
Kenneth Bronstein
Michael Brown and Nancy Campau
Abigail Brown
Ginger Brown
Justin Brown
Leslie Brown and Mark Easter
Spencer Brownstone
Rob and Marlene Bryan

Randy Brzezinski
Jacob and Angela Buchdahl
Clara Buenzow
Mark Buller and Sarah Beatty-Buller
Ellen Bunch
Mark Bunster
Doris Burford and Donna Casali
Carrine Burns and Peter Bouman
Dan Burnstein
Jason Buser in honor of Josh Beals
Susan Bush
Marcus Butcher
Sarah Buttrey and Greg Sheff
Julie Byers
Riley Cammack
Joseph Campbell
GGV Capital
David Caplan and Karen Wagner
Vincent Carbaugh

Carly Carlson
Richard and Patricia Carlson
Liz Carnes
Leah Carrido
Danielle Carrig
Kilpatrick Carroll
Kerey Carter
Steven and Nicole Carter
Fredoria Cartwright
Stephen Caserta
Marion Cass
Nicholas Cavnar
Brendan Cawley
Adela Cepeda
Katharine and James Chace
Daniel and Paula Chang
Karl Channell
Chapin Family
Rachael Cheek

Lillian Chen and Kyle Gong
Sujin Chen
Athena Cheng
Chester Family Giving Fund
Mischa Chillak
Matt Chope
Michael Choy
Lily Ciccarone
Kathryn Clark
Margaret Clarkson and George Heintzelman
Marc Clejan
Douglas Clifford
Rachel Clift
The Clinton Family Fund in honor of Lowell and Sonja Noteboom
Daniel Clowes
Jimmy and Sue Cobb
Amanda Coelho
Sara Cogan
Mardge Cohen and Gordon Schiff

Jonathan Cohen in honor of All innocent people incarcerated
Cathy Cohn
Peter Cohn
Cold Stream Foundation
Kimberlee Henderson
Tom Colin
Peter Collazo
Jenny Collier
Shaun and Pamela Collins
Karida Collins
Sean Collins
Sylvia Collins
Sarah Conde
Cindy and Richard Condon
Margaret Conlon
James Coogan
Jacqueline Cook
Henry Cooper
James and Christine Cooper

Robert Cooper and Cathryn Tabbert Cooper
Denise Cope
Nathan Cornwell
Anthony Corriggio
Ann and John Cotter
Robert J. Cottrol
Terrell Cox
Caryn Coyle
Paul Craig
Ronald Crasto
William Crawley
Kathy Creech
Christopher and Barbara Creed
Andrew Criste
Bruce Cross
Heather Cruz
Karen Cullen
Emily Cunningham
Celeste Curran

Bruce Currier
Diane Cvetovich
Denise D’Antonio
Ronald and Jessica Dabrowski
Michael Daggett
Richard Dale and Dorit Harverd
Yogesh Dandekar
Pappas Financial
Deborah Danker
Chris Dasch
Tom and Linda Daschle
Alan Daugherty
Brockton Davis
Heidi Davis
Richard W. Davis
Benjamin Day
Eric W. Day
John Day
Neil de Crescenzo

Michael De Leeuw
The Dean Foundation, Inc.
Michele DeCamp
Matthew and Elizabeth Deeb
Peter Deiwert
Jonathan and Erika Delgado
Denton DeSotel
Steve Dettelbach
Derek and Jamie Deutsch
Mr. and Mrs. Amity Dey
Nicolas DiCiaccio and Marguerite Shepard-DiCiaccio
Susan Diederich
Gino and Kristie DiGregorio
Sekou Dilday
Nicholas Dittmar
The DJ Kahlo Fund
Do Right Foundation
Truc Do
Michael Docherty

Heidi Dolnick
Jim Doran
Lani Doser in honor of Skinwise Rx
A. Bruce Dotson
The Double E. Foundation
Doug-Fir Fund
Ali Dowd
Ciaran Doyle
Margaret Drury
Tracy and Daniel Drury
Abhijith Dudipala
William and Wendy Dudley
Christie Duffy
Tom Duffy
Sanford P. Dumain and Stacey Miller Dumain
Timothy Dumas
The Dunbar Foundation in honor of Tracy Axton
David Duncan
Dupper Family Giving

James and Linda Durling
Mike Dykstra
Richard Early
Vivien Earthman
Deborah Echevarria Richter
Jenice Edwards
Dawn Eflein
Mr. Elizabeth Eifler
Gary M Ostroff and Ellen Ray
Stan and Jay Elliott-Shatz
Jesssica Elton
Porter and Lauren Collins
Charles and Elaine Engelstein
Lawrence English
Jane Brody in honor of Lorin Engquist and Family
Sylvia and Jeffrey Epstein
Jim and Luz Ernest
Keirsten Estabrooks
Atkins Estimond

Raudline Etienne
James and Nazila Evans
Scott and Elizabeth Evans
Eve and Howard Nacht Foundation
CB Everett
Vanessa Evoen
Jeffrey Fagan and Connie Fishman
Terry and Mary Fairbanks
Jared Fairchild
Andrew Fairley
M and H Schwartz Family Foundation
Jason Fancey
Samson Fanta
Meghan Fatticci
Philippe Fauconnier-Bank
Rita and Ben Feder
Josh Feigenbaum
Feivel Fund
Gabriel Feldman

N Ferguson
John Fernandez
Tadhg Ferry
Norman and Jane Ferson
Edward and Josala Fetherolf
Donald Field in honor of Denise Foderaro
Phillip Fifer
Kevin Filter
Mary and Paul Finger
Karen Fink
Ross Firsenbaum
First Presbyterian Church of Rumson
Dave and Emily Fisher
Harry Fisher
Vasanti Fithian
Molly Fitzgerald
Willa Fitzgerald
Daniel Fixell
Alan Fleischer

Madison Flickinger in honor of Mary Beech
Mark Flocco
Ann Foley and Joshua Sapan
Mark & Kathryn Ford Family Foundation, Inc.
Catherine Forman
Stephen Forman
Gloria and Steven Foster
BEST Foundation
Deanna and Shayle Fox
Michael Frampton
Michael and Eileen Franch
Angela Frank
Charles and Dawn Franke
Madeline French
Patricia Frevert
Elizabeth A. Friedland
Robert Friedman and Anita Davidson
Dianne Friedman

Lauri and Shmuel Friedman in honor of Jordan Fine Schneider and Athena Cao
Elizabeth and Tony Frink
Naya and Oliver Fross
Miriam Fusco
Linda Fuselier
Mario Gabelli
Fhanysha Gaddis
Gauri Gadgil
Andrew Gaeddert
Bob and Linda Gaffey
Alexander Gann
Angela Garcia-Sims
Terra Garcia
David and Debra Gardner
Whitney Garlinghouse
O’Brien Garrett
David Garrison
Christopher Garvie
John Gates

Laura Geerlings
Suzanna Geiser
Susan Gelbard
Elberg Gelin
Thierry Genoyer
Leslie Gensburg
George W. & Valerie L. Downes Charitable Fund
Patricia Gergen
Neil and Elise Getz
Joel D. Gewirtz
James Gibbons
Andrew Gieselman and Wendy Walsh
Benjamin Gifford
Brett Anitra Gilbert
Doris Gilles
Gillmann Family Charitable Fund
Rick and Jennie Gingher
Theodore Giovanis
Eliot Girsang

Jason Githens
Ruth and Robert Glass
Kevin Glassman
Alexandria Glispie
HighPoint Global
Valerie Godhwani
Ann E. Goldberg
Laura Goldblum
Sylvia Golden
Morris Goldfarb
Logan Goldie-Scot
Erinn Goldman
Hannah Goldman
Jill Goldman in honor of Jessica Roth
Damon Gonzalez
Jennifer Goodfellow
Melinda Goodman Kemp
Ellen Gordon
Scott Gore

David and Melissa Goslin
Steve Gothelf
Gail Graham
Michael Granof
Ruth and Stephen Grant
Curtis Gray
Valerie Green
Laura Greene and Michael Schwerin
Joan Greenland
Meridith Grenbaum
Sean and Alisha Griffey
James and Jane Griffin
Jake and Lacey Grinnell
Wendy Gronbeck
Brion Gross
Eli Gross
John and Ila Gross
Richard Gruen
Gad Gruenstein

Ralph and Marsha Guggenheim
Kal Gullapalli
Michael Gunther and Ellen Klein
Kurtis Gurley
Bruce and Michele Guthart
Hank and Karoly Gutman
Jeffrey Gutman and Stacy Brustin
The Guttman Family Foundation
Andrew Habib
Justin Hagemeier
Carl Hagen
Jake Hager
Erica Hahn
Barry and Jane Haimes
Hannah Haines
Shelly Hairston-Jones and K A Hairston
Alex Hakes
Emily Hakes
Craig and Kathryn Hall

Pat Hall Honorary Julie Opiebulldogrescue Hershberger
Victoria Hall in honor of Steve Reiss
Susan Halpern
Cheryl Hammer
Robert Hanley
The Hanley Foundation
Richard and Sheridan Hannon
Bryanna Hanson
Stephanie Hanton
Frances Haratyk
Hon. Brenda Harbin-Forte (Ret.)
Mary Harman
Ellie Harris
Maxine Harris
Eugene Harrison
E.Z. Hart
Kenneth Hart
Brooke Harvey and Francis Gibbons in honor of Brooke Harvey

William Harwin
Robert Hasday
Phillip and Laurie Haslam
Dennis Hassard
Ann Hatfield
William and Susanne Hatzman
Chris and Linda Hauser
DeVonn Hawkins and Dianna Whitcomb
Austin Haworth
Athena Hayes
Culver and Denise Hayes
Nicolle Haynes
Gary Hays
Sean Hecker
Lars Heckman
Hedberg Foundation
Anne and Scott Heekin-Canedy
Gavin Heffernan

Allan Heinberg
Helen Keeler Burke Charitable Foundation
Claire Helfman
Lawrence and Gay Hellman
Zack Hemsey
Skip and Meg Herman
Joshua Hernandez
Wendy Hershey
Elfi Hertel
Hildebrandt Charity Fund
Stephen Hindman
Miss Jerrika D. Hinton
Stephen and Pilar Hoenack
Mariana Hogan
Siobhan Hogan
Akintayo Holder
Rachel Holmes
Marley Holt
Jason and Denise Honey

Cody Hore
Elinor Horwitz
Karen Houghton
Ellen Houlihan
William Howard
Mr. Kimberly Howard
Anna Hua
John and Janet Hudson
Hudson Family
Rob Huebel
Marcos Huisman
Caroline Hultberg
Dameon Hunt
Kimball Hunt
Stephan Huston
Douglas Huxsol
Jodran and Sarah Hymowitz
Benchling Inc
Kona Foundation Inc

Andrew Intihar
Dr. Gary Ira Block and Dr. Justine Ann Johnson
Thomas Isaacson and Anne Watson
Susan Isaacson
ITA Group Foundation
Jonathan Jackson
Justin Jacobs
Wells Jacobson
Brian Jaffe and Kathleen Balazy
Karen and Peter Jakes
Lisa Ganagrosa James Harrison
Ralph and Janice James
Daniel Perlman and Jane Katims
E Janopaul-Naylor
Alexa Jervis
Guillaume Jesel
Chad Jessup
Christopher Johnson

Ann Johnson
Myra Johnson
Stacy Johnson
Nicole Jolliet
Cynthia M. Jones Charitable Fund
Helen Jones
Joanna Jones
Matthew Jones
Rory and David Jones
Anna Josenhans and Greg Hayden
Ben Joseph
Joy-Shahriari Family Fund
Krister Judd
Joshua Juffe
Robert Kachur
Jordan Kahn
Richard Kahn
Luca Kahn
Rachel Kalikow and David de Graaf

Krishna Kambhampati
Eugene and Justine Kaplan
Karyn Kaplan
Walt Karas
Peter Karczmar
Roberta Karp
Tamrat Kassa Jr
Saul Kassin
Wendy Kates
Gabriel Kaufman
Brad Keays
Elizabeth and Dennis Keenan
Richard Keenan and Kathleen McNamara
Keith and Betty Kelly
Rozella Kennedy
Beth and Laney Kenwood
Andy Kerr
Joseph Robert Kerrey and Sarah Paley
Kenneth Keslar

Richard Ketchum
Christopher Kidd
Bob and Lynne Kiley in honor of Amanda Coombs
Greg Kim
Diane Kimmel
Dustin King
Steiner King Foundation
Abigail Kirchman
Michael Kleinman
Klion Springwater Coven Family Foundation
Ann Knaak
Knobel-Piehl Charitable Account
Aleksandr Kogan
Ron and Yael Kohavi
Jeff Kolb
Kannan Konath
Andrew Kortesoja
Erik Koslow
Leonard Kovensky

Janis and Howard Kozinn Foundation
Edith Kramer
Larry H. Krantz
Carolyn Krivda
Nancy Kronheim
Richard and Lauren Krulik
Sona Kumar
Ben Kung
Ken and Melody Kurson
Daniel Kyler
Maurice LaBonne
Blandine Laferrere
Ward Lafleur
Alan Laird
Richard & Yun Wha LaMagna
George Lambert
Laurie Landeau in honor of Peter Neufeld
Anna Lane
Andy Lannert

Richard Lansing
Berton Lapidus
Andrew Lasken
Sara Laskey
BJ Last
Kate Lauer
Zachary Laughton
Richard Lautenbach
Benjamin Lawsky
Elizabeth D. Lawson
Jeffrey Le Bard
Sandpiper Fund, Inc
Raymond F. Leanza
Jackson & Karen Lears
Lawrence Lee
Jennifer Lee
Joanne Lee
John Lee
Mr. Susan Lee

Steven D. Lefler
Joan Lehman
Stalky and Judy Lehman
Reverend Ronald Lemmert
Morris Lener
Lenfestey Family Foundation, Inc.
Gillian Leslie
Matt Levine
Charlotte Levitt
Joshua and Joanna Levitt
Maxine Levy
Levy Family Charity Fund
Carol Anne Levy
Libby Helms, Inc DBA The Good Beginning
Kelsey and Sheldon Liber
Marc Simon and SaraJane Lieb
Michelle Lieber
Allison Ligon
David Ligon

Cut & Run Limited
Ronald Lindahl
Marian Lindberg
Jeffrey Lindenbaum
Andrew and Allison Lipsman
Paula and Barry Litt
Stuart and Laura Litwin
Joy Liu
Julie Lloyd
Peter J. and Courtney Lobert
Loftus Family Foundation
Laura Logan
Gabriel and Susan Loh
Erika and Cassandra Long
Lordeman-Steen Family
Beth Loughman
Eleanor Louis
Jakr Louro

Victoria J Lowe
John Loyd
Rebecca Lubart
Michael Lubin and Betty Engel
Dr. Neal Kassell
Charles Ludgate
Milena Lurie
RNXPRESS LLC M.Bonilla-Oats
Ryan MacDougalll
James Mackenzie
Jolie Macrito
Edward Mahony
Kimberly Maine
Nancy Malecek
The Malkin Fund, Inc.
Richard Mallinson
Cynthia Maltbie
Shyama Mandal
Hans Manning and Vilma Velez Manning

Ann Marcelletti-Murray and Rick Murray
Sarah Marchand
Nathalie Marchino
Jesus Mares Jr.
Marion Kane Family Foundation
Brittany Marlow
Trish Marrow
Amanda Marsted and Jose Cruz-Osorio
Alvin and Gail Martin
Kirk Martin
Sarah Martin
Natalie Martina
Gary and Monique Marton
Nancy and Michael Martz
Mark Stevens Mary Murphy
Daniel Mathias
Jacob Matlick
Brittany Matt

CJ Mattison
Todd and Susan Mayman
Dominic Mazzoni
Pam McBain
Terry McCaffrey
Tom and Darlene McCalmont
Damien and Lorraine McCann
Melissa McClelland
Thomas McClendon
Wynn McCloskey
Jeff McConnell
Barry McConnell
Adam and Heather Hopkins
Charles and Carol McCullough
McDonald Family Fund
Kathryn and Matthew McDonald
Cormac McEnery
April McIver
Rebecca McKibben

Martha McMaster and Sheldon Evans
Frances and David McNamee
Kaaren McNulty
Chester McPherson
David S Ahn MD
Lauren Meade
Ruth Medak
Willie Medley
Emiliano Medrano
Daniel Meister
Cristina Mejia
Joshua Meltzer
Josephine Merck
Mercy Housing
Mark Meredith
Tom and Annie Merriman
Doug and Ann Metz
Abigail Meyer
Max Mickiewicz

Brian Mickles
Margaret Miller
Mark Miller
Ravyn Miller
Dana Millington
Robert Mills and Judith Kleen
Paul M. Milz
Mindful Breath Foundation
Mingori Charitable Fund
Barbara and Mark Mitchell
Katherine Mogal
Margaret Monaco
William Montgomery
Tamara Moore
Margie Moore
Ronald S. Moore
Gladis Morales-Collins
Judy and Ned Moran
Frederic Morel

Benjamin Morof
Calvin Morooney
Mrs. Hermine Morrell
Michael Morse
Jonathan Moses
Frances and Michael Moskowitz
Alison Mosler
Kevin Moss
William Moss
Laura Mountcastle
Amy and William Mowbray
John Rudolph and Kathy Gunst
Fayyaz Mujtaba
Peter Muncie
Pat Munday
Judy Munzig
Hannah and Sean Murphy
Don Murray
Nancy Murray

Brian Murrell
Lee Nadelman
Nikhil Nadkar
Thomas Nagle and Leslie Haller
Kendys Nam
William Napier
Susan Nathan
Daniel Neal
Nelco Foundation
Adrian Nelson III
Joshua Nelson
Rebecca Nemcheck
Paulina Nenclares
Jim and Helen Neuberger
New City United Methodist Church
New Hampshire Chartiable Foundation
Gregory Newell
Magan Newton
Kimberly and Vincent Nguyen

Tiffany Nguyen
Nickol Family Foundation
Linda Nico
Janet Nicodemus
Jeremy Nighohossian
The Nirvana2457 Fund
Ann and Daniel Nitzan
Christine Noble
Matthew Noel
Paul Norder in honor of Anthony Broadwater
Jane Northern
The Nussbaum/Kuhn Foundation
Jude Nwoko
Susan O’Brien
John and Anita O’Connell
Molly O’Neil
Patricia O’Rourke
Christine O’Brien
Jennifer Obus

Jan Ogsbury
Erisa Ojimba
Preye Okah
Jesus Oliva
Monica Oliver
Karl Olson and Heather Hogan
Marvin Opiyo
Gil Orbach
Christine O’Rourke
Nicolas Orrben
Yoshio Osaki
Joseph Ottinger
Charles Otton
Susan Owen
John Perez
David Palmer
Jodi Panzino
Taylee Pardi
David Parrent

Robby & Susan Partain
Scottie Pate
Rajan Patel
Patrick Family
Sallie Patrick
Deborah Patton
Lisa and Herve Pauze
Christopher Pawlak
Daniel Pawson and Andrea Saenz
Bradley and Amy Peckinpaugh
Michael Pellegrini
Christopher Pence
Carol Pencke and Mary Laumer
Ziandry Peralta
Jacob Perkins
David Perlman
Martin L. Perschetz
Janet Pershing
Donald Peterson

Ryan Peterson
Nicholas Petrogeorge
Jeffrey Petrou
Dinh Pham
Angela Phillips
Bert and Judith Phillips
Purobi Phillips
Robert Picard
Christopher Pillai
William and Joann Pinkerton
Laura Pinola
Ira and Carole Pittelman
Frances Pittman
Kenneth and Ratree Platt
Curtis and Amanda Polk
Marty and Amy Pollack
Barry Pollack
Janet and Scott Pollak
Gil Porat

Kristina Porter
Matt Post
Bunnie Poullard
Andrea Powning
Diane Pratt
Jason Pressman
Richard and Patricia Puccio
Betty Purcell
Hyon Quattlebaum
James Quinlan
Sheila Rabinowitch
Jennie Rabinowitz and Daniel Jamieson
Alexandra Radbil
Sapp Family
Edward and Julie Ransdell
Sarah Ransohoff
Raphael Foundation, Inc.
Ronald Raphael
Peter Rappaport

Gregory Raskin and Jaqueline Weiss
Michael and Sue Rataj
Raka Ray
The Raymond Frankel Foundation
Cyrus Read
Victoria Redgrave
Andree and Benjamin Reeves in honor of Sue Schmitz and Don Siegelman
Reginald F. Lewis Foundation
Henry Reichman
Luke Reissman
Benjamin Reisterer
Allen and Evelyn Reitz
John Restivo
Dianne Reynolds
Jason Reynolds
William Reynolds
Sean Rhatigan
Dr. Allison Rhines
Brady Richards

Victoria Richards
Susan and Bill Rifkin
Susan Ringler
Tammie Ritchey
Cindy Ritter
Alexander Rivas
Valerie Roach
Michael and Lori Robbins
Marjorie Roberts
Michele Roberts
Gina Robins
Emily Robinson
Lindsay Robinson
Sabrina and Leroy C Robinson
Leslie Rodnan
Juliana Rodriguez
Karen Rodrigue
Kathleen Rogers and Rick Teller
Caitlin Roman

Jerome and Katie Rose
Ralph W. Rose
Seth Rosen
Susan and Gary Rosen
Caitlin Ross
Stefanie and Myron Roth
Deborah and David Rothschild
Hope and David Rothschild
David Rothstein and Marcia Osburne
David Rothstein
Julie Rottenberg and Ben Rubin
Rita Rowan
David and Carole Rowe
Gisele Roy
David Rubin and Terry Newman
Greta Rubinow
Timothy Rubio
Dawn and Phil Rudolf
Todd Rufer

Elan Ruskin
Brad Rutledge
Ben Ryan
Cary and Julie Sacks
Catherine & Phil Saines
Patrick Saint
Peter Salovey & Marta Elisa Moret
Sarah Saltzberg
Carlton Sampson
Molly Sampson
Marc Sanchez
Kenneth Sandbank
Steven Sanders
Mark Sanderson
Elissa Sangster
Carlo and Susan Sarmiento
Edmund Sassoon
Nancy and Christopher Sayre
Barry Schaye

Mitchell Schear
Stuart Schear
Kathleen Scherer
Walter Schlaepfer
Kate and Arnold Schmeidler
Abraham Schmit
Patrick Schmitt
Iris Schneider
Patricia Schoenhofer
Elie Schoppig
Ellen McBride, Schreiber Family Foundation
Schultz Family Charitable Foundation
Sarah Schuppisser
Robert Schwab
Brandyn Schwalm
Jerome M. Schwartzman
Jerome Schwartzman
Jennifer Schweppe
Chris Scott

Danielle Scott
Kurt Sehn
Bill Seider
Judy Seiff and Joel Barth
Bailey Seiner
Mary Selden McKee in honor of Shannon Chadwell
John Sell
Martino Serafini
Jenny Servine
Narendra Shah
David Shapiro
Aruna Sharma
Melanie and Harold Shaver
Chris and Madaline Shearer
Sheira Cohen
Sheldon and Carol Appel Family Foundation
Timothy Shepard and Andra Georges
The Shepard Gusfield Family Fund

Bryan Shill
Mrs. Marla Short
Rebecca Shriver
John Shurman
Michael Sicher
Thad Sieracki
Cindy Silver
Jeanne Silvers
Stephen Heidi and Sinas Schroeder
Sinetar Family Foundation
Tarun Singh
Peter Siroka
Radeepan Sivapathasundaram
John Skinner Jr.
Walter Slack
Gregory and Amanda Slisz
Mario L. Small
Barbara Smith
Edwin Smith

Eric Smith
Marsha Smith
Smithback Fund
Mark and Pamela Smithers
Jerry Snidow
David Snyder
Richard Snyder
Michael Soares
Ann Soderquist
Trish Soganich
Roanne Sones
Matthew and Marissa Soran
Ira and Ellen Sorkin
Rose Soza War Soldier
Sara Spahr
J. and L. Spangler
Carl Spector and Marilu Swett
Robert Speicher
Samuel Spektor and Ann Berman

Lawrence and Zoray Spielvogel
Melanie Spies
Bruce St. John
Ken and Alice Starr
Susanne Stauffer
Alison Stearns
Kristen Steenbeeke
Jamey Stegmaier
Mark Stein
Nicholas Stepanek
Allison Stepp
Frances Stern
Steve & Trish Shapiro Family Foundation
Jane and Herb Stevens
Dennis Stewart
John Stewart
Roger A. Stoll
Carl Stolle

John Stowell
Roger Strange
Sole Strategies
Jill Strawbridge
Laura Strelitz
Christine Strohmeyer
Emmet and Nan Sullivan
Henry Sullivan
Tammy Sun
Ward Supplee
Bruce and Lynn Surry
Susan Sussmann
Thomas Sutton
Eric Svee
Vivek Swaminathan
Janette Sweasy
Darien Swinton
Chudney Sykes
Konrad Szymanski

Terri Takton
Stephen Tanzer
Richard Taussig
Teri and Robert Taylor
Rebecca Teed
Jacob and Laurie Teitelbaum
Inez Templeton
Aaron Thayer
Kristen Thayer
Linda Thill
James Thomas
The Catherine Berlot Fund, Thomas Hynes
Benjamin & Megan Thomas
Alex Thomason
Kathleen Thometz
Gregory Thompson
Paul Thompson
Alex Thorndike
Dr. Carl Thornfeldt

Marty Tillery
Tiltify
Daniel Tilton
Alexander Timofeev
John and Carolyn Tipton
Andy Tischaefer
Thomas Tomei
Mary and Simon Tonkin
Suzanne Torgeson
James Torrey
Jocelyn Towne and Simon Helberg
Jordan Trachtenberg in honor of Jeremy Ross
Ted Treat
Raymond Triplett
Kenneth Trippe
Rexford Trudell
Constance Tucker
Dr. Melanie Tugaoen
Nancy Tuma

Christine Turner
Gordon Uehling in honor of Jason Flom
Debra and Wayne Uhl
Wendy Umphrey
Melissa Unger
United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley
Lisa Vaccaro
Blanche and Jack Valancy
Deborah van Dam
Johannes Van Geffen
Robin Van Tassell
Steve and Denise Vanderwoude
Salt Vans
Brian Vassallo
Bryce Vieth
Viking Global Foundation
Vizcarrondo Family Fund
Daniel Vogel
Georges-Andre Volait

Jack and Terri Vonderloh
Glenna Wagenschein
David Wagner
John and Jill Wagner
Henry and Waitz Charitable
Susan Walend
Frederick Wales
Amber Walker
Melanie Wang
Michael Ward
Mr. Irwin H. Warren, Esq.
Betty Anne Waters
David Watson
Devon Webster
Jacob Webster
Aaron Weeks
Weigen Burch Charitable Fund in honor of Tina Acevedo
Sandy Weinberg

Gordon Weiss
Susan Weiss
Karen Welch
Peter Went
Bradley G. Wertman
Katherine Wheatley
Justin Wheeler
Barbara Saurer and Charles White
Joel and Jill White
Lauren White
Whitman Family Foundation
Jean Whitney
Anne Whittaker
Martin Whyte
Paul WIlcox
John and Marcia Wilkinson
James K. Williams, Jr.
Anna Williams
Carla Williams

Jeff Williams
Jonathan Williams
Kathryn Williams
Riesz Williams
Robert Williams
Peter A. Wilson
Sarah Ann Wilson
Peter Wilson
Rob and Wendy Wishnowsky
Robert and Deb Withee
Kathleen Witherup
Nancy and James Wolf
Brian Wolfman and Shereen Arent
Stephen Wong
Daniel Woodland
Ashley Woodruff
Andwele Worrell
Danielle Wright
Melba Wu and Michael Bush

John Wyatt
Len Wynbeek
Julie and Randy Wysong
XYZ Fund
Ken Yagoda
John Yamartino
Margaret Yanney
Claudia Yanos
Lisa Yin
David Yokoyama-Martin
Linda Young
Phill Young
Mathew Zachariah
Marietta Zacker
Nina Zacuto
Zamichow Jabs Foundation
Harvey Zar
Bryan Zaslow
Robin Zeidel

Marc J. Zeitlin
Zachary Zeitlin
Andrew Zelby and Diana Wolff
Carol and Larry Zicklin
Robert E Zieger
The Zip Foundation
Scott Zuffelato in honor of National Basketball Coaches Association

Fiscal Year 2022 Corporate Donors

Anonymous
40 Worth Associates
Abbott Laboratories
Adobe Inc. Matching Gifts
American International Group, Inc. (AIG)
AIR DISBURSEMENT
Alliance Partners, LLC
Altria Matching Gifts
Amazon
AmerisourceBergen
Applied Herbals, LLC
Applied Materials Hq Group
Ardea Cares
Ardene
Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP
Atlassian Matching Gifts

Axinn, Veltrop, Harkrider LLP
Bank of America Matching Gifts
Battelle
The Bessemer Group
Biogen Matching Gifts
Bionic Cyber, Inc.
Blue Beacon
The Boeing Company
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP
Brewery Faisan, LLC
The Bright Funds Foundation
Bristol-Myers Squibb, Matching Giff Program
Bryan Cave LLP
C.H. Robinson
Capital Group

Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation
Cartiga
Charities Aid Foundation of America
Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Program
Chicago Title Insurance Company
Chubb Charitable Foundation
Ciena Matching Gifts
Citigroup Global Markets Inc.
CME Group Community Foundation
Conoco Phillips Matching Gifts
Davis, Polk & Wardwell LLP

Dechert LLP
Deckers Brand
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP
Dodge & Cox
The Durst Organization
Episciences, Inc.
Equal Justice Works
Finn Dixon and Herling LLP
Foley & Gardner LLP
Forty Niners Football Company, LLC
Freestone Capital Management
Gates Foundation Matching Gifts
Gilead Matching Gifts
Goldman Sachs & Co.
Google Matching Gifts

Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation
GW&K Investment Management, LLC
The Hartford Matching Gifts
Haynes and Boone, LLP
Hercules Capital
Hilmar Cheese Company, Inc. in memory of John A. Kaneb
HireRight, LLC
Humana Matching Gifts
IBM Employee Services Center
ICF Matching Gifts
IMF Matching Gifts
Insource Services Inc

Intel Foundation Matching Gifts
Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
JPMC Foundation
Kith Retail, LLC
KPMG Gives c/o Bergen County United Way
Lankler Siffert & Wohl LLP
Law offices of Joel B. Rudin, P.C.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Liberty Mutual Matching Gifts
lifespark
Lilly US Matching Gifts Program

Linde
LinkedIn Matching Gifts
Locke Lord LLP
Love’s Travel Stops & Country Stores
Mastercard
McCarter & English, LLP
McKinsey Matching Gifts
Medtronic Foundation
Microsoft
Mint Zero, LLC
Momentive
Beth Moon-Burgess
MUFG Union Bank, N.A.
National Basketball Coaches Association
National Basketball Players Association

National Network for Oral Health Access in honor of Chris Fabricant
Netflix Matching Gifts
Neufeld Scheck & Brustin, LLP
New York Jets
NIKE Matching Gifts
Nordstrom Matching Gifts
Novartis US
Olympus
Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP
Outten & Golden LLP
Pacific Gas and Electric Company Foundation
Panda Partners, LLC
Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP

PEC United Charities Inc in honor of Steve Duvall
Pepsico, Inc.
Pfizer Matching Gifts
PJT Partners
Qualcomm
Radiology Partners, Inc.
Ranker Inc
Raytheon Technologies Matching Gifts
Red Hat in honor of Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity (BUILD) committee
Reliable Credit Association, Inc
Roblox Matching Gifts
S&P Global Foundation

Saddleback Golf Club, LLC
Salesforce Matching Gifts
Santander Bank NA
Schatz Real Estate Group
Schulte Roth & Zabel, LLP in honor of Jessica Roth
Sculptor Capital Management
Select Equity Group Foundation
Shell Oil Matching Gift
SoundCloud
Spectrasonics, Inc.
Spotify Matching Gifts
Standard Insurance Company
Starbucks Foundation: Neighborhood Grants Fund

The Steptoe Foundation
Stevenson-Cannon Family Fund
Strava, Inc.
Sunset Lake Enterprises LLC
Susquehanna International Group, LLP
Synchrony Financial
Thermodyne Engineering, Inc.
Thrivent Financial For Lutherans Employee Giving
Tides Foundation
TikTok Inc.
Tonal Systems, Inc.
TPG Matching Gifts
Twitter Matching Gifts
UHG Matching Gifts

United Way Worldwide
URBN US Retail LLC
Uricchio, Howe, Krell, Jacobson, Toporek & Keith PA
USAA Matching Gifts
Vanguard Matching Gifts
Vertex Pharmaceuticals Matching Gifts
VISA Matching Gifts
Vyuha Inc.
Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz
Walmart Foundation
Warby Parker
Ward Black Law
Weil, Gotshal & Manges, LLP
Wellington Management Company, LLP

Winston & Strawn LLP
Wolf Greenfield & Sacks, P.C.
Workday Matching Gifts
Working Assets/Credo Donations
Yourcause, LLC

Our Team

Board of Directors

Cedric L. Alexander
City of Minneapolis Public Safety Commissioner

Marvin L. Anderson
Retired Fire Chief

Cynthia Augustine
Global Chief Talent Officer, FCB

Gordon DuGan
Innocence Project Board Treasurer

Jennifer L. Eberhardt
Social Psychologist, Stanford University

Jason Flom
CEO, LAVA Media

Denise Foderaro
Advisory Board Member of the National Registry of Exonerations

Tony Goldwyn
Actor, Director, and Producer

John Grisham
Author

Brett Hart
President, United Airlines

Sara Naison-Tarajano
Partner, Goldman Sachs & Co.

Vered Rabia
Innocence Project Board Vice Chair

Steven Alan Reiss
Retired Partner, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Jessica A. Roth
Professor of Law, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law Yeshiva University

Yusef Salaam
Motivational Speaker, Yusef Speaks

Andrew H. Tananbaum
Innocence Project Board Assistant Treasurer

Jack Taylor
Innocence Project Board Chair

Ekow N. Yankah
Thomas M. Cooley Professor of Law and Professor of Philosophy, University of Michigan

Janet Reno
Board Director Emeritus 2010-2016

B.J. Rosen
Senior Outside Legal Advisor, Innocence Project

Exoneree Advisory Council

Malcolm Alexander
Marvin Anderson
Dewey Bozella
Cornelius Dupree
Angel Gonzalez
Eddie Lowery
Jerry Miller
Michelle Murphy

Founders' Circle

Bill Ackman
Karen Herskovitz Ackman
Laura & John Arnold
Fred & Jutta Benenson
Thomas & Evon Cooper
Maddy deLone
Rodney Ellis
Sherry & Leo Frumkin
Kathryn Greenberg
Jeffrey Gural
Calvin Johnson
Jawed Karim
Howard & Wilma Kaye
Ivy Beth Lewis
Dianne & John Moores
Frank Quattrone & Denise Foderaro
Matthew Rothman
Stephen Schulte
Daniel Shuchman & Lori Lesser
Darrel W. Stephens
Betty Anne Waters

Staff

Adnan Sultan
Staff Attorney

Alicia Maule
Digital Engagement Director

Amanda Wallwin
State Policy Advocate

Ana Marie Diaz
Case Associate

Andrew Lee
Staff Attorney

Andrew Shear
Director of Post-Conviction Litigation

Anton Robinson
Staff Attorney

Barry Scheck
Co-Founder & Special Counsel

Bay Scoggin
State Policy Advocate

Bhavan Sodhi
Chief Program Officer

Brenda Cachay Gutiérrez
Paralegal

Caitlin Murray
Assistant Director of Network Stakeholder Engagement

Carlita Salazar
Deputy Chief Communications Officer

Carrie Baker
Assistant Director of Learning and Development

Cecily Burge
Paralegal

Celeste Vargas
Case Analyst

Chloe Hughes
Interim Deputy Chief Development Officer & Director of Individual and Major Giving

Christina Swarns
Executive Director

Corinne Padavano
Director of Human Resources

Crystal Ortiz
Assistant Director of Special Events

Daniele Selby
Assistant Director of Digital Engagement

Dara Gell
Interim Co-Director of Intake & Case Evaluation

Debra Fulton
Intake Assistant

Denise Tomasini-Joshi
Chief of Staff

Donald Katz
Intake Assistant

Elena Aviles
Interim Co-Director of Intake & Case Evaluation

Elizabeth Gardner
Paralegal

Elizabeth Vaca
Executive Assistant

Erika Lago
Human Resources Manager – Payroll, Benefits & Compliance

Evelyn Jimenez
Receptionist and Administrative Assistant

Fiona Guthrie
Chief Communications Officer

Gabriel Lopez
Case Analyst

Henry Decker
Director of Digital Fundraising

Isabel Vasquez
Communications Coordinator

Isabela Budelmann
Paralegal

Isabelle Cohn
Forensic Science Policy Associate

Jaime Henderson
Director of Data Science and Research

Jane Pucher
Senior Staff Attorney

Jeffrey Johnson
Office Manager

Jessica Diaz
Documents Manager

Jever Mariwala
Paralegal

John McKeown
Director of Information Technology

Jonathon Burne
Senior Case Analyst

Joseph Thompson
Chief Financial Officer

Julia Boland
Paralegal

Julia Lucivero
Senior Media Strategist

Justin Chan
Managing Editor

Kaleena Aviles
Administrative Assistant to the Executive Director

Kanani Schnider
Paralegal

Kenneth Colosky
Information Technology Manager

Khadijah Ndiaye
Policy Assistant

Kyana Champion
Social Worker

Lauren Gottesman
Staff Attorney

Lauren Schlansky
Case Analyst and Investigator

Laurie Roberts
State Policy Advocate

Luis Baez
Administrative Assistant

Marc Vega
Senior Case Analyst

Margo Sacerdote
Policy Researcher

Marisela Hernandez
Legal Assistant

Mary-Kathryn Smith
Post-Conviction Litigation Fellow

M. Chris Fabricant
Director of Strategic Litigation

Megan McIlroy
Strategic Communications Director

Meredith Kennedy
Director of Innocence Network Support Unit

Michael Coleman
Staff Accountant

Natalie Baker
Post-Conviction Litigation Fellow

Nathaniel Erb
State Policy Advocate

Olivia Barnes
Policy Administrator

Patrick Morris
Finance Associate

Peter Neufeld
Co-Founder & Special Counsel

Prahelika Gadtaula
Research Data Coordinator

Rebecca Brown
Director of Policy

Robyn Jefferson
Paralegal, Post-Conviction Litigation Fellowship Program

Rodney Roberts
Re-entry Coach

Sammy Bernstein
Administrative Assistant

Sara LaCava Lieberman
Assistant Director of Development, Network Support Unit

Sarah Chu
Senior Advisor on Forensic Science Policy

Shirley Wu
Innocence Network Coordinator

Shoshanah Kennedy Hobson
Events and Special Projects Manager

Simran Sohal
Case Analyst

Stacey Anderson
Legal Policy Analyst

Susan Friedman
Senior Staff Attorney

Susan Hyon
Executive Manager and Board Liaison

Suzy Salamy
Director of Social Work

Tania Brief
Staff Attorney

Tara Thompson
Senior Staff Attorney

Tebah Browne
Forensic Science Policy Specialist

Valencia Craig
Case Database Coordinator

Vanessa Meterko
Research Manager

Vanessa Potkin
Director of Special Litigation

Vedan Anthony-North
Post-Conviction Litigation Fellow

Yosha Gunasekera
Attorney, Intake Strategic Initiatives

Ysabel Coss
Gift Processing and Engagement Associate

Zeus Rivera
Human Resources Manager – Talent & Development

Thank You

Your generosity and support have been crucial in sustaining our success in the fight for freedom, in the push for structural change, and in advancing the innocence movement. We are sincerely grateful for your commitment to our work and mission.

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Introduction images, in order of appearance: Mallory Nicholson (Ron Jenkins / Innocence Project); Kenneth Hovland (Kenny Karpov / Innocence Project); Khalil Islam (Associated Press); Muhammad A. Aziz (Daniele Selby); Anthony Dixon (Courtesy of the Midwest Innocence Project); Barry Jacobson (Matthew Adams Photography / Innocence Project); Michael Monroe (Courtesy of the Monroe family); Philip Barnett (Chris Jackson for AP Images / Innocence Project).

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