2020€¦ · programs over the past academic year. It takes a committed team to do this important work. We thank you, ... Jennifer Flaherty, PwC, Treasurer Elizabeth Shea, Pathstone

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2020

This calendar highlights the many ways in which Boston Scores made a difference to the students in our programs over the past academic year.

It takes a committed team to do this important work. We thank you, our volunteers, supporters, funders, and donors, for enabling us to create transformative change for Boston youth. We were honored to celebrate 20 years of Boston Scores with you and hope to see you in 2020!

BOSTONSCORES

Board of Directors

OfficersDavid Chang, Wellington Management, Chair

Laura Grattan, Thomas H. Lee Partners, Vice Chair

Bob Bruno, Retired (Wellington Management), Vice Chair

Chris Pike, Advent International, Vice Chair

Jennifer Flaherty, PwC, Treasurer

Elizabeth Shea, Pathstone Federal Street, Clerk

At-Large Board MembersStephen Antuna, LogMeInBrian Bilello, New England RevolutionKelly Coughlin, Stifel Financial CorporationMary Driscoll, Boston Public SchoolsCaroline Foscato, South End SoccerAnthony Goodman, Russell Reynolds AssociatesBrendan Grattan, PepsiCoMichael Henry, InterContinental BostonLoren Jarrett, ProgressHoward Kogan, WordStream

Marc Mantell, Mintz LevinKatie Smith Milway, Milway MediaThomas Obaseki, Acadian Asset ManagementGary Scott, Scott AssociatesAmandio Sena, IMMI Financial SolutionsBob Shay, Retired (Bank of America)Timothy Syrett, WilmerHaleMarquis Taylor, Coaching4ChangeMark Williamson, Calera CapitalNancy Wiser, Wells FargoRichard Yu, CLSA

Jack Ferdman, AbbVie, Inc.Keith Gainsboro, Elevate CommunicationsJoe Germanese, Great Hill PartnersMolly Germanese, WayfairPeterson Guerrier, Wellington ManagementFran Harrington, International OCD FoundationTaylor Hart, Ropes & Gray LLPJane Hiscock, Farland GroupVladimir Kravets, Acadian Asset ManagementIan Maccubbin, The Carlyle GroupLaurence Mariasis, Retired (Bank of America)

Jason Morris, Bain Capital VenturesJohanna Myers, Jennison Associates LLCKyle Neidhardt, Taylor Wealth Management PartnersSteve Murray, Providence EquityMark Ott, Coldwell Banker Residential BrokerageJustin Rice, Engineering News-RecordMike Tinsley, Longwood ResidentialDina Trueheart, Morton’s The SteakhouseWill Vahey, Wellington Management

Leadership Council MembersJames Begen, Income Research + ManagementRoss Berger, Thomas H. Lee Partners, L.P.Drew Brownsword, Travis Roy FoundationAaron Chamberland, Bright HorizonsErica Coray, Mintz LevinDiem Do, Centric Consulting

Mission To provide urban youth with team-based education programs that promote health & well-being, academic engagement, and civic leadership.

Vision For all youth to unlock their full potential – body, mind, and soul.

Partners

Boston Scores is one of the largest school-based after-school providers in Boston. We provide disadvantaged students in grades

K-12 with team-based soccer and enrichment programs.

We deliver the U.S. Soccer Foundation’s “Soccer for Success” curriculum that emphasizes nutrition education, fitness, family

engagement, and mentorship. These teams meet on the field for soccer practices and games, and also meet in the classroom where they engage in team-based experiential enrichment programs such as our nationally acclaimed “Power of Poetry” and “One Hen” social

entrepreneurship programs.

About Boston Scores

For a complete list of supporters, please visit www.bostonscores.org

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This year we completed a two-year partnership with the Fund for Shared Insight, during which we reached out to parents and students to ask how Boston Scores can improve. One outcome we tracked was our Net Promoter Score (NPS), which measures how likely a participant is to recommend our programming. We scored a 62, compared to other Education Services organizations across the nation who averaged a 53.

Listening to our Stakeholders

JanuaryNational Mentoring Month

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New Year’s Day

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Return from Recess (BPS)

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Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday

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Corporations are teaming up with Boston Scores to bring fun and engaging Field Days to Boston Public School students. Teams of corporate volunteers join groups of elementary, middle or high school Scores students for 1.5 hours of activities. Our traditional activities include soccer scrimmages, nutrition or enrichment relay races, and can also include school clean-ups, landscape projects and more.

“Yesterday was a raging success, we really enjoyed being able to make a small difference to the great cause of Boston Scores” - Gus Bottrell, Credit Suisse

Engaging Corporate Volunteers on the Field

FebruaryBlack History Month


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National Freedom Day

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Presidents’ Day

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February Recess Begins (BPS)

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World Day of Social Justice

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February Recess Ends (BPS)

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A primary focus of Scores’ High School Program is to help students deepen their growth mindset. This year, we rolled out our Playbook which is designed to help students achieve their personal, athletic and academic goals. More than half of our students come from low-income households and will be the first members of their family to attend college. This is where the Playbook helps our students to set a vision and choose a course as they navigate their path through a fast-changing world.

Building Growth Mindsets

MarchNational Women’s History Month


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International Women’s Day

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St Patrick’s Day

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Boston Scores - Opening Day of the Spring Season

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Our year of piloting a program for students in K-2 was a huge success. Junior Scores fosters students’ social and emotional skills through the game of soccer and our early literacy program, Playing with Words. Throughout the 18-week program, students read stories built around key social and emotional skills like self-awareness, self-management, relationship skills, and decision making. These skills are reinforced in their soccer lessons. Social and emotional skills and early literacy have shown to be highly predictive of academic success. Thanks to our supporters, we plan to to triple the number of Junior Scores programs for the 2019-20 school year!

Boosting Literacy Skills

AprilOur Hatch The Future Event is close! Follow us @BostonScores to stay tuned


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National Encourage a Young Writer Day

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National Haiku Poetry Day - Tweet a Haiku to @BostonScores

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Patriot’s Day

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Spring Recess Begins (BPS)

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English Language Day

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We celebrated 10 years of One Hen with the five founders of the program at our 2019 Hatch the Future Event and introduced our One Hen Founders’ Cup. Student teams from our middle school, high school, and pilot elementary school programs set up shop at our Kid’s Marketplaces and used this opportunity as a Sell Day for their charities. Supporters of Boston Scores got the chance to hear about the students’ experiences and how much the One Hen program has impacted them.

Celebrating 10 Years of Our One Hen Program

MayNational Physical Fitness & Sports Month

Asian American and Pacific Islanders Month


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Cinco de Mayo and National Teacher Appreciation Day - Go and #ThankATeacher

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Mother’s Day

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Boston Scores - Hatch the Future Event at District Hall

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World Day for Cultural Diversity

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Memorial Day

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Our elementary schools created 15 different Service Plans as part of our Writing for the Community curriculum. The causes that teams chose to support included homelessness, hunger, literacy, bullying and suicide prevention, foster families, and support of families in hospitals. Many of these projects were identified through Days of Action, where students and their coaches went out into their communities to enact positive change. All teams created visual presentations of their journeys throughout the season and presented them at our end of season tournament and showcase, Jamboree.

Fostering Community Leadership

June#ScoresCup is coming up! Keep an eye out on Social Media and follow @BostonScores


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Say Something Nice

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Last day for seniors (BPS)

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National Higher Education Day

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Children’s Day

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Eat Your Vegetables Day

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Juneteenth / Tentatively: Last Day of School (BPS)

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Father’s Day / Summer Solstice

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HeadlineProviding a Summer Full of Learning and Fun

For the fourth consecutive summer, we ran a Summer Learning Academy for 100 elementary school students in partnership with the Boston Public School system and Boston After School and Beyond. This free summer camp provided students with 75 hours of engaging hands-on English and STEM classroom activities lead by BPS teachers, complemented by 75 hours of soccer and enrichment activities like arts and crafts, cooking and technology classes lead by Scores coaches. With the help of its numerous partners, Boston Scores was able to provide unique experiences to our students such as a soccer clinic at Gillette Stadium, a soccer clinic led by Liverpool FC, field trips to the Museum of Science, the New England Aquarium, and a visit to Revere Beach to explore the sand sculptures.

JulyDo you want to get involved with Boston Scores?

Visit our website www.bostonscores.org!


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Independence Day (observed)

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Independence Day

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Boston Scores - Opening day of the Summer Learning Academy

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We once again hosted a record-breaking Scores Cup at Gillette Stadium thanks to our partners at the New England Revolution. Our largest fundraiser brought together 40 corporate teams and over 600 players to raise over $375k to support our programs.

Where Fun Meets Fundraising: Scores Cup

Morning Division Champs: RSM

Afternoon Division Champs: Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

AugustCurious about our #summerlearning programs? Follow @BostonScores


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World Photo Day - Like your favorite photo of our programming on Social Media! @BostonScores

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Women’s Equality Day

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In 2009, 3rd grader Anissa B. enrolled in the Boston Scores elementary school program. Each year over the following 10 years, Anissa’s coach-mentors supported her on and off the field as she developed her soccer and leadership skills eventually earning a spot on the Varsity soccer team and being voted as Captain of her team. Anissa credits Boston Scores for being instrumental in building her confidence and supporting her aspirations to graduate from high school and enroll in college. Today, Anissa is a freshman at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts in North Adams and a member of their soccer team!

Building Essential Leadership Skills

SeptemberWe hope to see you at our #ScoresCelebration! Follow us on Social Media @BostonScores


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First Day of School

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Labor Day

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International Literacy Day

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Hispanic Heritage Month September 15th-October 15th

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2019 was a special year for Boston Scores as we celebrated 20 years of serving Boston youth. When Boston Scores started in 1999, we served 175 students in 6 schools. Today, Boston Scores serves students from over 40 Boston Public Schools. This growth has transformed Boston Scores from a budding start-up to one of the largest after school providers in Boston. At this year’s Celebration event, we presented the New England Revolution with our “Community Partnership Award” and heard from Rahn Dorsey, former Boston Chief of Education, about the importance of school-community partnerships and developing education and career pathways for disconnected youth.

Celebrating Our 20th Anniversary

OctoberWatch out for our Poetry Slam! Don’t miss any update and follow @BostonScores


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World Teachers Day

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International Day of the Girl Child

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Indigenous People’s Day

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Black Poetry Day - Who’s your favorite poet? Tweet at @BostonScores

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Halloween

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Our coach-mentors are the biggest asset of our program. This year, Senior High School Program Manager Ethan Goldman was named one of the Positive Coaching Alliance’s 2019 Double-Goal Coach Award winners. This prestigious national honor recognizes the 50 most impactful youth sports coaches in the United States each year. Receiving this award exemplifies the high quality of support that our coaches provide to our students.

Award-Winning Coaches

NovemberNational American Indian Heritage Month


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Presidential Election Day

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Veterans’ Day

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World Kindness Day

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Universal Children’s Day

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Thanksgiving

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In 2019, we partnered with a record of 13 middle schools. This was also the first year we implemented One Hen as a year-long program. With the additional time, teams were able to work on their businesses with greater passion and commitment than ever before. In total, our middle school teams donated to 15 charities, ranging from environmental justice and hunger to medical research.

Grooming the Next Generation of Social Entrepreneurs

DecemberWe wish you Happy Holidays and look forward to seeing you in 2020!


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#GivingTuesday - Will you make a donation to Boston Scores? www.bostonscores.org/donate

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Winter Solstice

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Christmas Eve

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Christmas

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New Year’s Eve

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Thank You to Our FY2019 Generous Donors*

*To view a full list of our donors as well as our FY2019 revenue sources, please visit www.bostonscores.org/donors

$100k +Advent InternationalBoston After School and BeyondRobert & Diane BrunoDavid & Nicole ChangCummings FoundationOffice of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionU.S. Soccer Foundation

$50,000 - $99,999Muri FoundationNew England Revolution Charitable FoundationUnited Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack ValleyWellington Management Foundation

$25,000 - $49,999Amelia Peabody FoundationBoston Police DepartmentChris PikeHunt4Soccer Foundation Inc.Mark & Sarah Williamson

$10,000 - $24,999Altamira FoundationAnna B. Stearns Charitable FoundationAnonymousBain Capital Childrens Charity

Boston Consulting GroupRed Sox FoundationGuy & Tanya BroadbentErnst & YoungFactSetFC ImpactFrank W. & Carl S. Adams Memorial FundFund for Shared InsightGood SportsAnthony GoodmanJohn HancockHoward Kogan & Annette GoldbergLEK ConsultingGordon T. LeveringLiberty Mutual FoundationColin & Dina MazzolaPricewaterhouseCoopers, LLPRBC FoundationRite Aid FoundationRopes & Gray LLPRSM US LLPBill SalkewiczBob & Missy ShayMichael & Kathryn StackState Street Matching Gift ProgramTimothy Syrett & Angela BrooksFrank Teixeira & Denise Rhodes

Thomas H. Lee PartnersWayfairWeil, Gotshal & Manges LLPWells FargoThe Schrafft Charitable TrustNancy WiserYale Appliance + LightingGannettKirkland & EllisDavid and Lori SprowsJennifer & Paul Walsh

$5,000 - $9,999Acadian Asset ManagementAlliance BernsteinAnastasia CantyCIBC World MarketsDeloitteEast Boston Savings Bank Charitable Foundation, Inc.Farland GroupFirst Republic BankJennifer FlahertyBJ & Laura GrattanInstron CorporationLoren & James JarrettKPMGMintzKevin and Lana MurphyShep PerkinsProgress SoftwareJack & Alissa Sebastian

UPSWordStreamBlue Cross Blue Shield of MassachusettsBlue Hills BankScott & Diane Lopez

$1,000- $4,999Sara AbbottAbbvie Bio ResearchAthenahealthAnchor Capital AdvisorsAonGregory BarryBeacon Hill Staffing GroupBerkshire PartnersBrian & Vanessa BilelloBloombergBoston Cultural CouncilBoston PropertiesJeanne Fiol BurlingameCapelo’s Floral DesignTimothy CasalettoStephen & Kelly CavagnaroJustin CerilliWendy & Gordon CromwellJohn DaCostaEast Boston FoundationEastern Bank Charitable FoundationElephant & CastleCraig & Amy Feld

Mike Festa & Martha Burri FestaMatthew FleissigJoseph & Molly GermaneseGoldman, Sachs & CoFernando González & Yolanda RosGreat Hill Partners LLCLisa GutwilligEric HamiltonMichael IrvingJefferiesJP Morgan ChaseTom KushnerLongwood ResidentialShane MaltbieMarc & Joanna MantellLarry & Dori MariasisTimothy McCormackBrian McDonaldBrian McMahonMFS Investment Management Gift Matching ProgramMike and Katie Smith MilwayMontblancLoren & Vincent MoranMorton’s The SteakhouseKyle & Sarah NeidhardtNora Roberts FoundationJohn & Sarah O’TooleThomas & Alana ObasekiMasaya Okoshi & Johanna

MyersTamara OlsenPaul & Edith Babson FoundationDoug & Susan PresentWill ReepmeyerJustin & Erica RiceGary & Sara DeSimone ScottShaw’sElizabeth SheaTimothy SmithSt. Killian Importing CoRussell SternThe BansheeThe RebellionMike & Bianca TinsleyDavid TobinJennifer WalshGabriela WeissWellington Management Matching Gift ProgramLogmeIn, Inc.Tyler WickYoung Authors FoundationRichard and Sandra YuAmerican OutlawsSandhya and Craig DouglasPathstonePepsiCo Foundation

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2020€¦ · programs over the past academic year. It takes a committed team to do this important work. We thank you, ... Jennifer Flaherty, PwC, Treasurer Elizabeth Shea, Pathstone