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BUILDING LEADERS AND SCHOLARSTHROUGH SOCCER

ANNUAL REPORT 2017

02 Letter from Executive Director

03 Board

04 Mission and Vision

06 History

07 Year in Review

08 Programs and Services

09 Programs: Recreational, Community Schools, Select Soccer

10 Programs: Global Youth League

11 The SBU Academy: By the Numbers

12 The SBU Academy: Enrichment

13 Immigration Legal Services

14 The SBU Academy: School Placement, Leadership

15 The SBU Academy: Summer Soccer Scholars

17 The SBU Academy: Class of 2017

18 The SBU Academy: Alumni

19 The SBU Academy: Travel Soccer Teams

21 Financial Comparison

22 Financial Summary

23 Our Supporters

25 Volunteers

26 Staff

SOUTH BRONX UNITED ANNUAL REPORT 2017

LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Dear Friends,

South Bronx United’s programs and services been life changing to many youth and families over the years, but in 2017 our work became even more important. In particular, shifting immigration policies and a social and political landscape that has fostered racism and xenophobia has had a profound impact on the immigrant youth and families we serve. For many, SBU is their crucial support network during turbulent times.

One of the keys to overcoming these challenges is education—education equity, college access, and career preparation—to change life outcomes and prepare youth to become the next generation of leaders in their community and their country. Through the SBU Academy, South Bronx United strives to ensure every participant has the opportunity and skill-set to make it at the next level.

During the 2016-2017 year, 173 middle and high school youth participated in the SBU Academy. The program prepares students for college and careers, including many who join SBU dreaming of becoming soccer stars but who have limited expectations or concepts of higher education. In 2017, 52 percent of graduating seniors were college-ready based on City University of New York criteria, an increase of at least 7 percentage points every year for the past four years, and in comparison to 17 percent of South Bronx high school students overall. SBU Academy graduates are. SBU graduates are attending a range of schools including Kenyon College, New York University, Babson College, University of Albany, Franklin and Marshall College, and Hunter College. In the past five years, 100 percent of SBU Academy seniors have received their high school diplomas, and 95 percent have attended at least some college.

While the SBU Academy has a social impact through long-term outcomes of educational attainment and overall youth development, the organization also addresses the immediate needs faced by South Bronx and immigrant youth and families. SBU hosts or participates in frequent Know Your Rights workshops and immigration screening clinics for youth and families, supporting youth with Deferred Action for Childhood Accountability (DACA) renewal, representing youth in immigration proceedings, and collaborating with other agencies and coalitions on immigrant rights issues. Whether a young person is originally from Mexico, Honduras, Haiti, or Niger, SBU works to ensure they have the best opportunity possible to achieve the American Dream.

SBU has also grown the size of its recreational and afterschool programming to reach 1,100 youth and families, more than ever before. This ensures that more children have access to regular athletic and fitness activities at a time when extra-curricular and health programs are in danger of being cut.

SBU has sought to address themes of social justice that embroil our communities. SBU partnered with the Guggenheim Museum and performance artist, activist, and educator Marc Bamuthi Joseph to provide high school students with the chance to discuss, write, and perform poetry that uses soccer as a metaphor for contemporary social and political issues.

Regardless of the circumstances, South Bronx United’s work will remain vitally important in the community. For that reason, SBU will continue to deepen its services and expand its reach as it has done every year since 2009. This year, organization leadership finalized a two-stage strategic plan. SBU will focus first on building sustainability, community connections, and stronger programs and services. In five years, SBU will be well positioned to expand and plant new roots in the community.

To date, more than 3,000 young people have participated in SBU programs. In 2017 alone, more than 1,300 donors and institutions contributed financially to support our programs. Nearly 300 people donated their time as coaches, tutors, mentors, teachers, and thought partners. Twenty dedicated staff and coach-mentors spent their days on the field, in the classroom, and behind the scenes ensuring that the program achieved results.

Join this SBU community as we reach to make a difference during turbulent times. With our community’s support, we will expand the organization’s positive impact and change life outcomes for South Bronx and immigrant youth and families.

Sincerely,

Andrew So, Executive Director

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South Bronx United’s mission is to use soccer as a tool for social change. We aim to help youth build character, teamwork, and leadership so that they can succeed in high school, college, careers, the greater community and beyond. We strive to promote educational achievement, health and wellness, and character development through activities on and off the soccer field and to unite a diverse group of individuals and an incredibly diverse community toward common positive goals.

SBU envisions a South Bronx community where:• All youth have a support network to help them succeed in school, college, careers, and in their

community.• All youth have access to educational, athletic, and college and career readiness resources.• All immigrant families receive dignity, support, and opportunity.

SBU’s vision is to become:• An international leader in a place based approach to using sports for youth development.• A citywide leader in expanding academic, college, and career opportunities for immigrant youth and

their families.• A community leader in delivering impactful youth programming and services.

MISSION AND VISION

3 4SOUTH BRONX UNITED

South Bronx United (SBU) has enriched the lives of boys and girls in the South Bronx community since 2009.

HISTORY

THE SBU ACADEMY REC SOCCER PROGRAM OTHER PROGRAMS (CITC, SELECT, TERRA FIRMA)

* PROJECTED

2009-10

410

2010-11

507

2011-12

532

2012-13

566

2013-14

608

2014-15

835

2015-16

952

2016-17

1105

2017-18*

1180

NUMBER OF TOTAL PARTICIPANTS: 2009-2017


Indoor Soccer Competitions

FEBRUARYRecreational Soccer Season

Begins

MARCHQuinnipiac University Visit

JANUARYSBU Rising Stars Girls in

Virginia and D.C.

MARCH

City Showcase Tournament Hosts 85 Teams

David Villa at SBU P.S. 49 CITC Program

7th Annual Literacy Day SBU College Scholarships Awarded

APRIL MAY MAY JUNE

Summer Collaboration with the Guggenheim Museum and

Marc Bamuthi Joseph

Summer Soccer Scholars Program

5th Annual SBU Charity Cup South Bronx United Health and Wellness Day

JULY JUL-AUG AUGUST SEPTEMBER

Immigration Screenings Through Global Youth League

TCS NYC Marathon Charity Partner

SBU 7th Annual Benefit League Champs: SBU 2003 Boys and SBU Stars U12 Girls

SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER

2017 IN REVIEW PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

GROWING BODIES AND MINDS

• Annual Health and Wellness Fair• SBU Community Schools: Afterschool

Soccer and Nutrition Education

MAINTAINING HEALTHY BODIES AND MINDS

• Teen Health Education provided by Community Partners

• Counseling Sessions as Needed• Weekly Boys and Girls Discussion Groups

discussing health issues

PREPARING FOR ADULTHOOD

• Teen Health Education provided by Community Partners

• Counseling Sessions• Fitness and nutrition education• Physical therapy and health referrals

• All participants in SBU Academy youth and Global Youth League screened for immigration status needs and eligibility for immigration relief • Case management and legal representation for youth and family cases• Informational sessions and clinics for youth and families• Recreational outlet and resources for unaccompanied immigrant minors through Global Youth League

PROMOTING LEARNING

• Annual Literacy Day and book distribution• After School Tutoring available by request

INSTILLING ACADEMIC PRIORITIES

• SBU Academy begins• After School Tutoring Program• After School Enrichment Clubs• Summer Soccer Scholars Program• High school and boarding school

admissions counseling• Career Awareness workshops

PREPARING FOR LIFE-LONG LEARNING

• Grade 10: Sophomore Skills• Grade 11: SAT Preparation• Grade 12: Senior College Prep Mentoring• Summer Scholars Program• NYS Regents Exam Tutoring• English as a Second Language Tutoring• Career Awareness workshops

EARLY COLLEGE AWARENESS

• Coaches share college background• College soccer clinics

BUILDING COLLEGE EXPECTATIONS

• Discussion on college and goal-setting• Soccer clinics led by colleges• College campus visits

PREPARING FOR COLLEGE

• Individualized College Counseling• Senior Mentors assist with college

application and enrollment process• College campus visits• SAT Preparation• Facilitation of individual college interviews

and visits

ACADEMICS

ELEMENTARY 4-11 YEARS MIDDLE SCHOOL 11-14 YEARS HIGH SCHOOL 14-19 YEARS

COLLEGE PREP

LEADERSHIP & CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT

LEADERS ON THE FIELD

• Learning to lead and display good character on the soccer field

• Coaches as mentors

LEADERS IN THE PROGRAM

• Leadership roles on the field• Boys and Girls Discussion Groups • Life Skills Workshops• Community service activities• Team Mentors and Coach-Mentors

LEADERS IN LIFE

• Youth Leadership Events• Youth trained and paid as Coaches,

Referees, and Coordinators• Life skills workshops• Job/internship support• Team Mentors and Coach-Mentors

HEALTH & WELLNESS

IMMIGRATION LEGAL SERVICES

SUPPORT SERVICES

• Mental health counseling offered to program participants• Referrals for physical and mental health, family services, employment, legal services, and more.

SOCCER

ENJOYING THE GAME

• Recreational Soccer Program• Select Soccer Teams• After School Recreational Trainings• SBU Community Schools: Afterschool

Soccer and Nutrition Education

LEARNING TO TRAIN AND COMPETE

• Competitive Travel Soccer Teams• Recreational Soccer Program• After School Recreational Trainings

TRAINING TO COMPETE

• Competitive Travel Soccer • City Showcase Tournament• Recreational Soccer Program• After School Recreational Trainings


“When you’re playing football, you are not thinking of your immigration case, or people who want to hurt you back home, or that a judge may deport you.”

-Elvis Garcia Callejas, Migration Counselor, Catholic Charities of New York Volunteer Coach, Global Youth League

PROGRAMS

The RECREATIONAL SOCCER PROGRAM provides opportunities for children to learn and play soccer in a fun, developmental environment over 33 weeks of the year. The Saturday program is held at three sites in the South Bronx. Afterschool sessions give children additional chances to play.760 Youth Served, Ages 4-16

SBU COMMUNITY SCHOOLS PROGRAM provides afterschool programming at two elementary schools and one middle school. In addition to soccer activities, students work through a health and nutrition curriculum. SBU high school students and alumni serve as assistant coaches and facilitators, enabling them to build leadership skills and gain work experience. New York City FC and the City Football Foundation provide funding through its Cityzens Giving program.60 Youth Served, Ages 7-12

The SELECT SOCCER PROGRAM provides additional opportunities for boys and girls to train on the soccer field and develop as athletes and individuals. Teams compete in youth soccer leagues in the greater New York City metropolitan area. The program offers a natural pathway for youth to join the SBU Academy program beginning in middle school.45 Youth Served, Ages 9-12

GLOBAL YOUTH LEAGUE offers high school aged youth living in the Bronx with a recreational outlet on the soccer field, screenings for immigration legal services, and direct legal representation. The program primarily serves immigrant youth, including a significant percentage of unaccompanied minors who recently immigrated to the United States, often fleeing gangs, violence, and other issues in their native Central American countries.100 Youth Served, Ages 15-20

PROGRAMS

“New York’s most unlikely football league meets every Saturday in the Bronx.

Its players are minors who arrived from Central America without their parents, with no documents or money. They made the dangerous journey here with one goal in mind: to

escape the violence and poverty of their homelands.

Football acts as sort of collective therapy for them, a place to briefly forget the tragedies of the past and the new threats they face from the administration of President Donald Trump.”

“Threatened by Trump, but united by football”

Chicago Tribune, August 9, 2017 By Laura Bonilla

Coaches: Joshua & Elizabeth Timian Head Coach: Seth Levy Head Coach: Michael Saperstein

SBU STARSGirls Under-12

SBU 2006Boys Under-12

SBU 2007/2008Boys Under-11


“As soon as the school year starts, students won’t stop asking me. When does soccer begin?”

- Frank Hernandez, Principal, Public School 49

The SBU ACADEMY provides a pathway from middle school to high school to college to careers for South Bronx and immigrant boys and girls. The program keeps youth on track academically, athletically, socially, and emotionally, by combining academic enrichment, college prep, mentoring, leadership development, youth and family support services,

with competitive travel soccer. Academic components include After School Tutoring, Sophomore Skills (Math and English), SAT Preparation, College Prep Mentoring for High School Seniors, English as a Second Language classes, and the Summer Soccer Scholars program.170 Youth Served, Ages 12-19

• 173 Youth Served• 21 countries of birth• 29 countries of family origin• 93% eligible for free or reduced price lunch• 49 weeks of programming• 10 hours of SBU programming per week per student, on average

173 YOUTH SERVED

29 COUNTRIES OFFAMILY ORIGIN

49 WEEKS OF PROGRAMING

21COUNTRIES OF BIRTH

93%ELIGIBLE FOR FREE ORREDUCED PRICE LUNCH

10HOURS OF SBU PROGRAMMINGPER WEEK PER STUDENT

2016-2017 SBU ACADEMY BY THE NUMBERS

THE SBU ACADEMY THE SBU ACADEMY

IN COMPARISON TO 17% COLLEGE READINESS RATE FOR SENIORS ATTENDING SOUTH BRONX HIGH SCHOOLS

COLLEGE MATRICULATION RATE FOR THE CLASS OF 2017 92%

GRADUATES MATRICULATED WITHIN ONE YEAR OF GRADUATION, SINCE 2012 91%

CLASS OF 2017 SENIORS WHO WERE COLLEGE READY 52%

SENIORS WHO HAVE BEEN COLLEGE READY, SINCE 2014 33%

% OF STUDENTS PROMOTED TO THE NEXT GRADE 100%

STUDENTS WHO HAD SCHOOL ATTENDANCE RATES OVER 90% 91%

60% OF STUDENTS HAD GOOD SCHOOL ATTENDANCE RATES

RETENTION RATE FOR 2016-2017 93%

COLLEGE MATRICULATION& READINESS

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

ACADEMIC PERFORMANCEOUTCOMES

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION RATE SINCE 2012 100%

FOUR-YEAR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION RATE, SINCE 2012 93%

IN COMPARISON TO THE 51% FOUR-YEAR GRADUATION RATE IN THE SOUTH BRONX

FOUR-YEAR GRADUATION RATE FOR THE CLASS OF 2016 96%

The SBU Academy offers additional ongoing workshops for students to gain exposure to new disciplines and open up future opportunities

SBU KAREN BARTH ARTS PROGRAM

“This masterpiece represents all of us as a community and unites us. For instance, we drew a soccer ball, which connects all of us together. Our piece is about community, love and happiness. In the center is the SBU logo, which means a lot to us.”-Charif Diaoune, 13

“I did many art projects with my class. Some of those projects were the sun print–where you put objects on a special blue paper, put it outside for 5 minutes, and put it in water over night–and the immigration project, where you told and drew a story of a family member who immigrated to the U.S. I have been drawing since I was 7 years old and I have never seen an art class with so much creativity. That’s what I liked the most out of the class: the creativity and respect in the room.”- Vanessa Jerez, 13

JOURNALISM CLUB

ENRICHMENT


LEGAL SERVICES

South Bronx United holds recognition from the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) at the United States Department of Justice. This allows designated staff to practice immigration law and represent youth, families, and the community in proceedings before Immigration Court and the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). SBU’s Legal Services Coordinator assesses the needs and eligibility of youth and their family members, manages immigration relief cases, provides legal services and direct legal representation, and offers information to community members on relevant immigration issues. These steps are

crucial to improving the lives of many youth and families and to helping youth on the path towards college and careers.

South Bronx United has supported youth and families in gaining work authorization, legal permanent residency, asylum, and citizenship, with a particular focus on cases for undocumented youth who are eligible for Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) and Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). SBU staff also organizes Know Your Rights sessions and immigration clinics for youth and parents. SBU is a core member of the Bronx Immigration Partnership.

2016-2017 BY THE NUMBERS

100% Screened 100% of SBU Academy participantsfor immigration services eligibility

136 Managed 136 immigrant legal services cases to date

48 Managed 48 immigrant legal services cases

6 Number of individuals gaininglegal permanent residency

86%86% of cases closed with a successful outcome

100%100% of SBU Academy eligibleyouth receiving legal services

6Number of successful outcomes

6Number of individuals gaining work authorization

27 Helped 27 youth gain legal permanent residency to date

7Know Your Rights and Immigration Clinics held

SBU Academy youth receive support on making sound high school choices. In order to give youth strong academic foundations, open new doors for college, and diversify their life experiences, staff also supports students in applying to boarding schools and preparatory schools in the Northeast. In 2017, eight SBU Academy students attended boarding schools, all on full scholarships; one student, Gnim Bazim

graduated from Mercersburg Academy; and two students completed post-graduate years. Students have attended Choate Rosemary Hall (MA), Indian Mountain School (CT), Lawrence Academy (MA), Loomis Chaffee School (CT), Mercersburg Academy (PA), Northfield Mount Hermon (MA), and Suffield Academy (CT).

Gnim BazimMercersburg Academy Class of 2017 | Freshman, Kenyon College

“I know for sure that I wouldn’t be attending Mercersburg Academy without SBU. Mercersburg is a world-renowned boarding school in Pennsylvania, with alumni including Benecio del Toro, Jimmy Stewart, Rebecca Lowe and ‘Dave-o’ (Michael Davies) from Men in Blazers. Just like at SBU, I made friends from all around the world, I played on a great high school soccer program, and I was given numerous opportunities to gain knowledge beyond the classroom. I attended a Supreme Court case in January and studied aboard trip in Ecuador visiting the Amazon Rainforests and the Galápagos Islands. I was also recruited to become a tour guide the second week of school. Mercersburg created friendships and memories and prepared me for college. South Bronx United and Mercersburg have helped me become

a leader and role model to my peers around me, whether on the soccer field or classroom in the Bronx or at a school in Pennsylvania. This is something I never expected to achieve when I first joined SBU as a shy twelve-year-old. SBU gave me the tools to succeed at boarding school and Mercersburg gave me the tools to eventually succeed in college.”

SCHOOL PLACEMENT

LEADERSHIP

Leadership development is a core goal of the SBU Academy program. The SBU Youth Council offers additional leadership and community service opportunities. The council is comprised of captains and representatives of each soccer team. Together, they discuss initiatives to improve participants’ experience in the program. The Youth Council has also engaged in community service activities (delivering food to a soup kitchen, organizing a computer giveaway), planned youth events, attended community meetings, and served as youth ambassadors for the organization.SBU high school and college students also receive paid and volunteer opportunities to work as coaches and referees in the Recreational Soccer Program or Community Schools Program. In 2017, SBU created the Coaching Corps as a year long fellowship to provide more in-depth

training for a select group of alumni. Corps Fellows gain practical experience serving as an assistant coach in an SBU program, receive individualized coaching support, earn coach and referee licenses, and attend monthly training sessions to prepare them to work as youth development.

At age 16, Jhonny Theze arrived in New York from Haiti without family and without legal status. Jhonny had spent the majority of his childhood without the care and support of either parent. In New York, he connected with a fellow Haitian immigrant, who ultimately agreed to serve as Jhonny’s guardian. One of the first things Jhonny did upon arriving was to seek out a soccer program and he soon found South Bronx United and joined the SBU Academy program. After learning of his situation, SBU’s Legal Services Coordinator identified a path for Jhonny to gain permanent legal residency, enabling him to get an education, start a career, and build a future for himself. As a youth eligible for Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, SBU represented Jhonny and his guardian to obtain the necessary paperwork from the

family court to enable Jhonny to petition for his green card. In December 2016, following a process that took one year, Jhonny received his green card. Thanks to SBU’s services, Jhonny now permanent legal status and will be able to access financial aid as he now turns his attention to applying for college. Unfortunately, the challenges are not over. Like nearly 60,000 other immigrants from Haiti, his guardian will likely soon lose his legal protection and authorization to work in the United States, which had been granted 8 years ago under Haiti’s Temporary Protected Status designation. SBU staff is working to see if other legal avenues exist to prevent Jhonny’s family from being broken up once again.

• 173 Youth Served• 21 countries of birth• 29 countries of family origin• 93% eligible for free or reduced price lunch• 49 weeks of programming• 10 hours of SBU programming per week per student, on average

YOUTH ATTENDING FORMAL

LEADERSHIP TRAINING

YOUTH RECEIVING COACHING LICENSES

YOUTH SERVING ON YOUTH COUNCIL

YOUTH VOLUNTEERING WITH YOUNGER

CHILDREN

YOUTH EMPLOYED AS REFEREES, COACHES, AND COORDINATORS

YOUTH ATTENDING WEEKLY BOYS

AND GIRLS GROUPS.

5 124 22 24 30

THE SBU ACADEMY


The Summer Soccer Scholars is a five-week, full day program in July and August for rising 6th through 10th graders in the SBU Academy. In 2017, 83 SBU Academy attended the summer program. Students took three classes each morning—Mathematics, Humanities, Health or Arts—all focused on the curriculum theme of Social Justice. Classes were taught by New York City school teachers or instructors at partnering agencies, the Inwood House, Sauti Yetu Center for African Women and Families, and Urban Word NYC. Undergraduate and graduate school interns serve as assistant coaches and mentors

Students completed final projects that included spoken word performances, essays on immigration policy, statistics presentations comparing the poverty rate in different cities, and presentations arguing for equality in gender pay gap. Every Friday, students embarked on weekly field trips: canoeing on the Bronx River, hiking and swimming at Bear Mountain State Park, Bicycling at Governor’s Island, and more.

The Summer Soccer Scholars is funded in part by BlackRock Gives.

Two high school classes worked with the Guggenheim Museum’s Social Practice Initiative, performance artist Marc Bamuthi Joseph, and poet and teaching artist Mahogany L. Browne to create poetry and art pieces that used soccer as a metaphor for society and justice issues. The curriculum, titled M-PACT for moving and passing Curricular Tactics, is based on themes borrowed from Joseph’s touring performance /peh-LO-tah/ and uses art and poetry to focus on contemporary social and political issues.

THE SBU ACADEMY

SUMMER SOCCER SCHOLARS

“Every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon we get to play World Cup. It gives us a chance to play with and get to know SBU students of different ages. My team was Guyana.”

- Javier Lopez, 14

“Summer Scholars helps us remember what we learned in school and prepare for the new school year with new math and English skills. It helps us makes sure we don’t forget.”

-Meredith Cazales, 15

THE SBU ACADEMY

SUMMER SOCCER SCHOLARS

Our Community | By: Leslie Villegas

The coach controls the teamHe knows what is bestHe might start off with a bad line up of defense like the protection system we have in our communitiesThis sport brings all different kinds of races togetherJust like our countryWho now suffers for the discrimination of social class

Coach tries to control the defense and the center midsDefense being the cops in our communitiesThe goalie being us, who can only use our hands to defend our goal

Our goal being our home for many yearsTrying to protect it from our enemies the upper classHow can we the lower class go against the upper classOur mayor tries to control everyone so everyone may have a benefit

The ones with the most benefit are the forwardsForwards get all the fame from scoring the goalThe landlord gets all the money from scoring the goal on the goalieWho attempts to protect their homeOnce that goal is scoredThey lose their homeThe more the rent goes upThe more goals the landlord scoresThe upper class the enemies make counter attack from this goalNow having an advantage

We are the goaliesWe are the main ones affected by the forwardsThe enemies then come to take over our home

Where is the coach to help usYou expect us to have great paying jobsTo be able to pay this high rent for this old apartment in the city

You have raised the rent so high so the upper class can move inNow im without a homeWell, the rent for this old apartment is too muchIt’s a rip offThe government just places more obstacles in our way,Get a good pay job you say!How?It’s so easy to sayAll these amnemities we have in our communityAre horrible and poorOur education is badOur job oppurtunities are affected by itSo you tell me how!You explain to me how!What is our coach doing about this problem the goalie hasThis field is so big yet so smallIts funny becauseThere is so much space in the suburbs but out of no where just because they wanna move into the cityBecause they have the power they can

Why come take our homes?The opponents really is counter attacking onto our side of the fieldThe coach doesn’t give us a plan to counter attack or help usEven the goalie and the defense don’t get along so wellThat’s a problemThis is the reason so many goals are being scored by our opponentsBye bye goalie you’re moving to another team!

UntitledBy: Brisa Tapia, Roberto Torralba, & Jonny Ciriaco

Right BackThe right back is like a train track,It helps the team get back on the attacking map,They also defend and come quick like the flash.

Center backIs usually the guardian,The warrior of the field,like a soldier in a war ready to give it all.The man who gives it his all and gets the fans to applaud.

Left forwardThe one who runs when long passes are given,And the one who follows all the shots.The one who tries to score when they can andPut the ball in the back of the net.The hard worker like a single mother.


Precious Agyeman-Badu University of AlbanyRamel Anderson SUNY CobleskillEvans Asamoah SUNY PotsdamGnim Bazim Kenyon CollegeDerrick Cordova College of Mount Saint VincentXina Fajardo Mercy CollegeJennifer Guzman Siena CollegeCleefor Hernandez SUNY PlattsburghMiriam Hernandez Hostos Community CollegeAdmir Jadadic Franklin & Marshall CollegeMatilda Kocaj Babson CollegeJahirjary Lazaro Borough of Manhattan CCJeany Martinez SUNY PlattsburghHamza Moudden Wabash College

Jesus Muniz SUNY OswegoGeorge Narvaez City College of New YorkAbdel Ngoloure New York UniversityDaouda Nikiema Bronx Community CollegeHyben Robles Hunter CollegeAbdoul Sangare Monroe CollegeSuleman Sey Monroe Community CollegeAminata Thiam College of Mt. Saint VincentSherif Traore Borough of Manhattan CCJunior Trujillo Borough of Manhattan CCGeovani Urias City College of New YorkCarlos Uzhca UndecidedMayra Zurita Monroe College

THE SBU ACADEMY

ALUMNI

Mohamed immigrated to the Bronx from Guinea at the age of 13 when his mom and siblings sought out better opportunities and a chance to escape the country’s Civil War. He joined the South Bronx United family as a high school freshman while seeking a soccer team to keep him busy and give him a chance to pursue his athletic passion. Now, he is majoring in International Relations, has received the Sarah Lawrence College Emerging Leader Award and made the Honor Roll. On the field, he has led the SLC Gryphon’s Men’s Soccer Team in scoring for two years. Last summer, he attended the City Football Group Global Youth Summit in Manchester, England thanks to his time as a Youth Leader for South Bronx United.

TOTAL SBUACADEMY ALUMNI

167

BACHELORS DEGREES

2096%

ATTENDEDSOME

COLLEGE

84%

COLLEGE PERSISTENCE

RATE AS OFJUNE 2017

SBU ACADEMYALUMNI SINCE 2011

13347%

CLASS OF 2011 HAVE EARNED BACHELORS

DEGREES

PAST 6 YEARS OF GRADUATES

SBU ALUMNI BY THE NUMBERS167 TOTAL SBU PROGRAM ALUMNI

20 BACHELORS DEGREES EARNED TO DATE

6 YEARS OF ALUMNI SUPPORT133 SBU ACADEMY ALUMNI

96% ATTENDED SOME COLLEGE84% COLLEGE PERSISTENCE TO DATE

47% OF CLASS OF 2011 RECEIVED BACHELORS DEGREES IN 6 YEARS (IN COMPARISON 10% OF COLLEGE STUDENTS IN THE LOWEST INCOME BRACKET RECEIVE BACHELORS DEGREES IN 6 YEARS)

WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

South Bronx United supports SBU Academy alumni towards their college degree or vocational path.

“The guidance and support of SBU allowed me to be admitted to Sarah Lawrence College, my dream school. As with SBU, my college experience has been very positive. I am a resident

advisor, I play for our men’s soccer team, and I lead the Habitat for Humanity group on our campus -- the focus of which to make students socially aware of poverty and ways they can

help. Every Spring, we organize a trip to Mechanicsville, Virginia, where we help build homes for the poor. I dream of going to law school, and perhaps working for the United Nations

afterwards. I believe that my experience with political and social turmoil both in Guinea and the Bronx, can be useful in restoring peace to nations facing life-threatening predicaments.”

Mohamed Camara | SBU Academy Class of 2015 | Junior, Sarah Lawrence College

“The help I received from South Bronx United like SAT Prep, college workshops, and this scholarship enabled me make it to college. I learned how to network, study, and manage my finances. I hope to become successful so that I can make a difference and give back to my

love ones. Thank you to South Bronx United and PlaySoccer2Give supporting me in my goals.”- Jeany Martinez

THE SBU ACADEMY

2017 GRADUATES

2017 SBU COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

PRECIOUS AGYEMAN-BADU graduated

from the Frederick Douglass Academy and

joined the SBU Academy as a high school

junior. She plans on majoring in Criminal

Justice at the University of Albany.

Since 2012, South Bronx United has awarded $30,000 in scholarship funding to help SBU Academy graduates cover college expenses. Last year, $5,000 was distributed between four scholarship recipients. All but one will be the first in their families to attend college.

The 2018 PlaySoccer2Give SBU College Scholarship was awarded to JEANY MARTINEZ, who joined the SBU Academy as a high

school sophomore. She helped launch the first girls’ soccer team at her school, the Frederick Douglass Academy. At SUNY

Plattsburgh, she is majoring in English Adolescent Education and minoring in Spanish.

GNIM BAZIM was born in Togo, moved to the

United States at age four, and joined South

Bronx United when he was 12 years old. He

graduated from Mercersburg Academy in

Pennsylvania. He now plays on the Kenyon

College Men’s Soccer Team and hopes to go

to law school.

MATILDA KOCAJ graduated from the Marble Hill

School for International Studies, where a classmate

introduced her to South Bronx United as a high school

junior. Matilda was born in Albania and immigrated

to New York with her parents and brother. She was

also a recipient of the prestigious Posse Scholarship.


Head Coach/Team Mentor: Jamaal HarmonAssistant Coach: Jennifer James

Coach-Mentor: Noelle LangstonCoach: Daniel Arellano

Coach-Mentor: Daniel ArellanoAssistant Coach: Hannah Howroyd

THE SBU ACADEMY

TRAVEL TEAMS 2017-2018

Coach-Mentor: Kunal GulatiAssistant Coach: Santiago Balbin

Coach-Mentor: Robyn JohnsAssistant Coach: Ariana Revilla

Coach-Mentor: Rabi SarhaneAssistant Coach: Wyatt Marshall

SBU 2004/2005 SCORPIONSBoys Under-14

SBU RISING STARSGirls Under-19

SBU SOARING STARSGirls Under-14

SBU SHOOTING STARSGirls Under-16

THE SBU ACADEMY

TRAVEL TEAMS 2017-2018

Coach-Mentor: Wyatt Marshall Coach-Mentor: Andre Akpan

Coach-Mentor: George NantwiAssistant Coach: Ahmed Bagigah


SBU 1999/2000Boys Under-19




FY2016

FY2017(July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017)

Total Revenue: $893,831Total Expenses: $873,462

Total Assets: $536,177Total Liabilities: $49,659Net Assets: $471,517

INCOME EXPENSES NET ASSETS

Total Revenue: $164,603Total Expenses: $168,438


FY2012Total Revenue: $462,236Total Expenses: $161,144









Total Assets: $536,177Total Liabilities: $49,659Net Assets: $471,517(July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017)

FY2017

FINANCIAL SUMMARY

F2017REVENUE

PROGRAM SERVICE &EARNED INCOME

10%

GOVERNMENT GRANTS

6%

FOUNDATION SUPPORT

42%

15%CORPORATE SUPPORT

14%INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT

13%FUNDRAISING EVENTS

F2017EXPENSES3%

IMMIGRATION LEGAL SERVICES

12%REC SOCCER PROGRAM &

GLOBAL YOUTH LEAGUE

ADMINISTRATION

11%OTHER PROGRAMS

5% SBU ACADEMY

60%

FUNDRAISING

8%

95% of South Bronx United’s Budget is Raised through Special Events, Donations, and Grants

82% of South Bronx United’s Expenses Go Directly to Programs

FINANCIAL COMPARISON


South Bronx United is very grateful to all of our donors and supporters for their investment in the South Bronx community and our youth! The following individuals, corporations, foundations, and institutions made South Bronx United’s programs possible through their contributions between July 1, 2016 and June 30, 2017.

$50,000 AND UP

The Catalog for GivingPrice Family Foundation

$25,000 TO $49,999

Anonymous DonorCity Football FoundationMaverick Capital FoundationMayor’s Fund to Advance New York CityStavros Niarchos FoundationWilliam E. Simon Foundation

$10,000 TO $24,999

12 West Capital Management LPAdobe FoundationAnonymous FoundationBlackRockHeisman Trophy TrustLaureus Sport for Good Foundation

USANicholas B. Ottaway FoundationTwo West Foundation

$5,000 TO $9,999

Anonymous DonorBank of IndiaCity Council Member Vanessa L.

Gibson Discretionary FundColleen and Robert D. HaasDos Toros TaqueriaHeckscher Foundation for ChildrenCourtney and Paul LevinsohnNew York City Department of Youth

and Community DevelopmentGeorge OlsenOaktree Capital ManagementThe Patrina FoundationPIMCO FoundationRite Aid FoundationRWJF Special Contributions

Fund of the Princeton Area Community Foundation

Two Sigma Investments

$2,500 TO $4,999

John and Liliane AssadiBarclaysAl and Florence CheungChristy and Josh GardinerDave and Elizabeth HahnPeggy and Richard GreenawaltJim and Nicole HertzbergMedidata SolutionsNew Yankee Stadium Community

Benefits FundNew York City FCPlaySoccer2GivePricewaterhouseCoopersPranav and Sheemul SawjianySeatGeekKerry Van Voris and Frank

Brenninkmeyer

$1,000 TO $2,499

Judith Adamson and Frederick Jackes

Gail AlmeidaAlvarez and Bremer Travel

AnonymousWilson Calle Clara and Kurt Hellmuth

FoundationNeil DewarWilliam and Helen GleasonGoldman SachsDuncan GrahamMatt and Anna GreenawaltSusan and Ronald HahnMolly Henning Hitchon Family FoundationSonia and Gaurav KapadiaJordan Kessler and Sasha WeleberJeffrey and Melanie Koons-

Johnson Daniel and Shorena KrautHormoz and Joan LashkariJon and Ester LeeMacquarie GroupGareth MaguireDerek and Sara McKechnieSushaan ModiJames NelsonGiles NugentThe Oakfield FoundationParty With PurposeAaron J. ReismanAlexander and MaryAnn RichRobert and Toni Bader Charitable

FoundationSmithfield HallAndrew and Steph SoSusan and Yuen Tat SoSusan A. and Donald P. Babson

FoundationHanan Thabet and Sherif SolimanThird Rail SCSina Toussi and Elizabeth Shah-

HosseiniVan Cortlandt Track ClubVerizon WirelessBen WayMila YankovaNed and Noreen Zimmerman

$500 TO $999

Michael BraunBrown Bag Supporters ClubMartha CalleLibby Cantrill and Chris ChanCaptainUEdric ChanChurch Pension GroupGraeme ConwayCosmopolitan Junior Soccer

LeagueMark CrosbyRandy DeSmyter and Jenny KimFC Barcelona NYC PenyaFC Bayern Fan Club NYCFine DesignsJames EganThomas and Nancy FoxSally GrahamMichael Griffin and Molly HartBetsy HenningNicholas and Donna HowardDavid JonesJon LechliterJill and Richard LeskoRussell Lindell

Christin MeloneTony and Kathy PazakisRyan’s DaughterDonna SedgwickJonathan SheehanJordan SilvermanDavid StriderThompson Foster Street Fund Inc.Bonnie Tiar HungTio NachoGeorge VermentonDavid and Gabriella WeissJames and Kate WhiteAmy and Manfred WiegandtPeter and Lily YamVivid Seats LLC

$250 TO $499

AnonymousAmerican ExpressRonak AminMilos AndjelicDabness AtkinsKireet AtluriBanter BarAdam BaxterRob BoattiStephen Breen and Mei KingEric ByersDaniel and Cindy CaplivskiMichael ChaoCaroline ChaplinGargi ChaudhuriCircle of Service FoundationIvan CorwinCourtyard by Marriott Upper East

SideMira EdmondsRichmond EshaghoffAmanda FlynnRichard FlynnMichael FoxSophia GiddensBen GolubAlex and Nicole GorskiJuhi HedaSusie Kang and Carl OliverMasha KirrMatthew KraegerHerbert KrautEugene KrishnanKaren LakeAli LatifiAmir LatifiDavid LeonKen LeungEtienne LussiezRiki MaedaAmanda MantheyIoannis MantzarisAaron MarkowitzRuss MartonisMeghan McCueMcKinsey & CompanyBrian MiglioreAli PaksimaJohn PeckhamAshok and Priya RajuLara Ann ReilingMaximilian RichDomini RojasAnn Ruble

Ali SadrMatthias SchmittMarc SchwartzHolly ScottSagar ShahJacinto ShyDavid SkordalJeff and Janet SmithRosalie SmithSamson SoAbhinav SomaniDebby SooSarah SteinbergRandall SteketeeJeff SterrettNicholas StewartKonstantin StoyanovAnne Strider

$100 TO $249

Reem AbbassiTom AdamsKevin Adamson-Jackes and

Alejandra EcheverriaCarrie AgapitoRobert AinsworthNavaid AlamJvon AlexanderShari Alexander and Ben SokolAlliance BernsteinMatthew AlmeidaAmazonSmile FoundationRoshni AminFilippo ArcieriSabrina ArtaleKhudejha AsgharJames BadenhausenJonathon BashfordKasey BenchimolAmy BernsteinPolly Bijur and Morri MarkowitzBilly’s Sports BarStephen J. BoattiVijay BondadaPorter BreitenfeldEthel BrooksPeter BurkaClaire BurnetStephen BurnstinBarbara CaceresDavid CahillMatthew CallahanSonia CamachoMara CampioneSalina CanoyJamie CantonTom CantwellPatty and Chip CarmodyAdolfo CarmonaAlmendra CarreiraMarco CarrionTim ChaiChris Yap and Christine ChenAnthony ChenDaniel ChenCarlos ChirinosVivian ChumAdrienne CollatosThomas and Karen ConboyJeanne and John ConboyJane CrisanVince Cuseo

THANK YOU! OUR SUPPORTERS (FY2017)

Elena DanilovaGabrielle de BrieyJoseph De SimoneRajuram DepdaThomas DevaneyDewey’s PubNicholas DiamondGabriel Dietz and Helen KimShrini DoshiChristopher DownsMichael DrittelKimberly DumerRebecca ElderOliver ElfenbaumTim EliotSarah EmersonRichard EngmanThe Estee Lauder CompaniesFrancine EvenLee FabiaschiAdrienne FaraciMegan FarmerSusan FeeneyKaleena FigaroLesley FinerWill FrewMelissa GarvilleAlexandra GekasThomas GinakakisMarcus GlassBob and Jane GleasonLawrence GoettisheimSuzanne GrahamBruce GrahamAnthony GrahamBrian GrantAnthony GrazianoJohn GriffithEric HansenKimberly HarbinRobert HarrimanAlexis HarringtonPaul HarrisonJohn HartHearts of OakJose HernandezSue HertzbergPhilip HoellerJamie HookerEllen IsaacsNamrata IsraniStew IvesDavid JaFlorencio JacelaRuss JohnstonCorinne JonesMalinda U JonesChristina JorgeRuchika KakkaniBrenda KaneasterJulie KanevskyRanjit KapilaMartin and Marolynne KatzBarbara F KaufmanKeyvan KazemiAlan KesslerMatthew KlimbergZachary KlionBryan KnappSophie KnowlesMehrdad KohanimEdward KollerLing KongElan KriegelMatt LairdCatherine LairdBharath LakshmananEric LeeRichard R LevineAaron LidawerDavid LinnDarvin Loredo

Rebecca MarcusAlexander MarcusTomislav MaricAdrian MarshallSarina MasafyAnne MatasciJustin MauroGreg MckayRobert and Jennifer McKechnieJeremy Cory McNamaraThomas MejiasMeghan MieheAbhiraj ModiAndrea ModyJehan MoghazyLisa MolinarAria MomeniGreg MongomeryGreg MontgomeryKatherine MooreJustin MoreauMorgan StanleySean MoynahanAlexa MullenMaria Natal-GopinDavid NelsonKatherine NicholsAndrew NickDan NilandSamantha NorrisLEONA OdenAndrew OkronglyIkechukwu OnweagbaKerry-Anne and Chuma OrakwusiStacey OuthwaiteDeb OutwaterBijan PaksimaImmanuel PalugodJulie ParkOliver ParmanLloyd ParodneckSweta PatelPayPal Giving FundYael PeresRenee PeresLola PeresRobert PetrozzoLan PhanEllin PintoKiera QuinlanPatrick ReardonJason ReichHollyanne RileyMateo RinconErik RodieTalal RojasKaitlin RosenbergNoah RothPavel RoyzmanSeth RubinReade RyanJeremy RyeSalwa SabaScott SafadiMichael SalibaJeffrey SandgrundCristina SantosCarolyn Sauvage-MarJoseph SchincoPeter SchlicksupEllen SchubertBrett SchwartzAdriana ScrampariniMac SelverianLinda SheetzTimothy ShustaRobert SidiMichael A SiebersKate SilvermanKaren SimCynthia SinghAndrew Smith

Neil SmithCynthia and Kaku So-ArmahElizabeth SorensenRichard and Diane StabileScott StillmanBrodie StoneKimberly StukenborgEmre SucuH. John Jr. SwegerKevin SwettMichael SwettDevinn TafaroSamir TalwarRajbir TalwarLynn TanoueNdeh TawahThomas TaylorJonathan TaylorLaila and Reda ThabetThe GraftonMonifa ThomasDeanna ThompsonEllen TolmieHuba TopaiGabriel TorresSima Toussi and Arash BahriSue Lee TroutmanLauren TrowerCharles Van Dyk IVThomas WatsonHarvey WeissmanAlexis WolfDenise WongShu YangYankee Bar & GrillLuis YumisebaPat Yuzawa-RubinXinli ZhangErin Zlomek

IN KIND ALL-STARS(VALUED OVER $1,000)

AdidasAdobe FoundationBronx BreweryDos Toros TaqueriaEpson AmericaLisa LibrariesM Style MarketingMontefiore Medical Center: Sports

MedicineNew York City FCNYC Office of School FoodPapillon Bistro and BarPenguin Random HouseRelish CaterersRye Youth SoccerSky Blue FCSportsRecruits.comTanteo Spirits LLCTito’s Handmade VodkaWorld Vision

IN KIND DONORS

251 LexAbbeville PressAmerican Museum of Natural

HistoryAstor WinesBack Bar LLCBaked by MelissaBanterBetter World BooksBloomsbury PublishingBnB Dance CompanyBronx Baking CompanyCity WineryClif BarCoughlan Companies

Daniel KrautDisney Publishing WorldwideDog Eared JeweleryDr. Oz ShowEA GamesElevate CateringEpicurean ManagementFC Bayern Fan Club NYCHeisman Trophy TrustHowler MagazineJoyce TheaterKicking and Screening FestivalKids Can PressLate Show with Stephen ColbertLavazzaOlga LevinzonMajor League SoccerMount Kisco Malibu Grand PrixNew York Botanical GardenNew York JetsNew York Red BullsNew York YankeesPatricia Kantzos PhotographyPawwPietroAnthony PiscitelliQuirk BooksRaynaudReach Out and ReadScarsdale Public LibrarySiras DevelopmentSolomon R. Guggenheim MuseumSoul CycleSourcebooksSt. Pat’s Bar & Grill NYCSweta PatelTerri NYCThe Bronx ZooThe Child’s WorldThe Gleason FamilyTrader Joe’s New YorkTurn 2 FoundationUpper 90Westchester Square Physical

Therapy

PARTNERSHIPS

Bottom LineBronx Immigration PartnershipCareers in Sports High SchoolCatholic Charities of the

Archdiocese of New YorkCorporation for National and

Community ServiceGuggenheim Social PracticeHostos Community CollegeInwood HouseMott Haven High School CampusMount Sinai Adolescent Health

CenterNew York City FCNew York Immigration CoalitionNYC Parks and Recreation

DepartmentNYC ServiceRandall’s Island Park AlliancePlaySoccer2GivePS/MS 29: The Melrose SchoolPS 199: The Shakespeare SchoolSauti Yetu Center for African

Women and FamiliesSouth Bronx High School CampusstreetfootballworldStudent Success NetworkTerra Firma NYCUp2UsWHEDcoWorld Vision


VOLUNTEERS 2016-2017

ANDREW SOExecutive Director

MARIO BIANCAMANODirector of Operations

BRIDGET MAHONYouth Development Counselor

ERIC SAITODirector of Education Programs

ANDREW HANSONAssistant Director of Education

Programs

JESSICA MARROQUINDirector of College Placement

and Alumni

BRENDAN DAVISLegal Services Coordinator

ANDY JENKINSDirector of Soccer Programs

RIA CHARLESAmeriCorps VISTA Development

Associate

CECE JACOBSNYC Civic Corps Volunteer

Coordinator

COE WALKERNYC Civic Corps Volunteer

Coordinator

WYATT MARSHALLAmeriCorps Up2Us Coach-

Mentor

DANIEL ARELLANOAmeriCorps Up2Us Coach-

Mentor

TENZIN YESHAYAfterschool Soccer Coach

LEGENDS (100 HOURS+)Gnim BazimRob BoattiKunal GulatiPeter KentrosSam MorrowGeorge NantwiMichael SapersteinJP Wang

MVPS (50-99 HOURS)Daniel ArellanoIrene BinderJocelyn BrightKatie CarrollJoizy ClotterElise CzajkowskiDuncan GrahamAnne-Brigitte KassiAndrew Koemeter-CoxMatt LairdAmbar LaraEmily OrrSara PlotkinAngela RodriguezRabi SarhaneAmy SedgwickSneha SubramanianDaniel Vergara

ALL-STARS (25-49 HOURS)Catie AdamsRobert AinsworthJarrett AnistranskiAristarchus A ArowoileGodfre-Vianney BayalamaNicola BenattiMatt BernsteinMario BiancamanoLily BurnsteinJennifer Lauren BushJamie CantonAnnie CarrAine M. ChalmersFabian CrudeleCaroline DonahueJeremy EmmanuelLandy EngElias EverrettAdama FallMichael FoxWilliam FrewKaj HackinenKimberly HarbinMolly Henning

John HewertsonDelaney HorelThomas HughesStephanie HurleyTed IngramMary JohnHalex JonesAndrew KeoughIvanisevic KyeiAidan LambertFabrizio LecciDavid LeonJulia LittlehaleDiana LlivisacaRuss MartonisRumbi MavimaAngel MezaSushaan ModiJulia MoserTrevor MuackRomulo Novillo Jr.Luke OrlandDiana OzoriaJohn Henry PezzutoNicole RomanChristian SanchezPranav SawjianyPara SeanBushra ShaheenMohammed ShaikTony ShiNadeen ThomasOlivier ToussaintNicholas TsangAnkit VanjaraSally VermaatenGeorges Vermenton

LEADERS (3-24 HOURS)Ama AcheampongAsad AkhterTashana AllenMatthew AlmeidaEsteve AlmirallKireet AlturiYosselin AlvarezEmmanuel AnsahLisa ArnoldKireet AtluriCecilia BalfKevin BeckerJoelle BerbanoSfurti BhaljaJamil BhanjiAndrew BoothCordero Briggete

Jocelyn BrightPaul BrownZahkiya BrownHeather BurkeCara BuscagliaElvis Garcia CallejasKunzhao CaoSara CarlsonSamuel CathcartThomas ChenKaz ChenKelsey ClaymanAbbie CliffordGregory CohanMark ConollyCatie CooperMilan CooperMario CornejoHector CruzTaylor CurryJonathan CutterGabriel DalyCraig DavisSarah DavisChris DavisDwight DavisCristal De JesusManuel de ZarragaRobert DelgadoWalker DiamondJohn DickmanJohn Mike DisqueCharles DonahuePayal DoshiGiovanni DurinRobert EvansEmily Farley ChangMeg FarmerPatrick FederleMegan FeerickMichael FesslerBessy FloresSean FrazetteChristine GabrielTaylor GentleSophia GiddensJena GoetthisheimTiffany GriffisVanish GroverDavid Handloss-SternStephen HenriquezCutberto HerediaNicole HertzbergAnna HilkeJonathan IsbittPeter Jablonski

Danny JohnLainey JohnstonMeredith JonesJacob JordanMamadou KaPaula KannoAmy KooJen KorngutRobert LandeAnthony LawTony LeeXuanzheng Skipper LinJonathan LoJ Pablo Lopez SerratoLisa Lopez-EscobarBenjamin LottoRoss LovernDreyson LozanoJohn LyReed MacPhailJulianne MaedaRabiya MahmoodMikhail ManglapusRohan MashruPanek MaxwellRobert MayoMeghan McCueGreg McKayCasey McNamaraJohn MentonAndrea MongeMichael MuddNick MulfordMaya NannKinno NojoronoSamantha NorrisShioma ObemeataStella OduroUche OjehOvie OjeniUzo OmetuElisa-Beth PerryKaely PhelpsHeather PierceOlivia PinedaRocio PunoCarlos QuitoSyed (Ali) RaheelMax RappaportHana RaskinAmit RavivAaron J ReismanMariya ReztsovaAlexandra RizioEvan RodriguesAngela Rodriguez

Mayra RodriguezChance RodriguezTalal RojasNicole RomanKen RomanoRebekah RomneyBido RosaAbbigail Nguyen RosewoodMatt RossAlicia RostRafael SantiniDavid SchoenfeldChris SchonbergerDavid SedgwickAmit ShahBushra ShaheenAudrey SheetzMadison SingellTyira SingletonLeslie SmithBrendan SpillaneEric StahlerDemetre StamatisJimmy SteinmetzPatricia StepniakPatricio SuarezLars SummersMarie Alix TabuteauCharlton TabuteauAngelika TapiaChase TarantinoBrian ThresherJosh TimianElizabeth TimianJohn TolisDavid TomlinsonSue Lee TroutmanGarick TuntundjanAndres VillaSebastian VillavecesMatt WaheibiJames WangChristine WattsHannah WeichbrodtChloe WheelerJennifer WilliamsJason WirtzGinger WoolridgeAinsley WoolridgeNadya YagoubhiTenzin YeshayPaul YoungTricia YoungGeoffrey ZartarianGary Zogbhi

TEAM SBU

South Bronx United programming would not be possible without all the incredible volunteers dedicating their time to serving South Bronx youth! Thank you! The following individuals volunteered between July 1, 2016 and June 30, 2017 for an estimated total of 7,694 hours.


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