FALL/WINTER 2008 WWW.NEWYORKERSFORCHILDREN.ORG Letter from the President and Executive Director 2008 has been a productive and exciting year for New Yorkers For Children, and has brought with it both growth and change for our organization. Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta, President Susan L. Magazine, Executive Director In June of this year, New Yorkers For Children (NYFC) issued our first Request For Proposals to non-profit agencies supporting youth in foster care. NYFC was able to allocate more than $800,000 to support 13 new programs that will impact increasing numbers of young people in foster care, preparing them to become successful, self-sufficient adults. As the non-profit partner to the Administration for Children’s Services, NYFC continues to support the important work of Children’s Services. For the 2008 grant year, NYFC is providing over $950,000 in funding for Children’s Services’ programs for older youth in care. In addition to these new programs, NYFC continues to fund our signature initiatives, including the Back-to-School Package and Guardian Scholars programs. For the 2007-2008 school year, NYFC provided Back-to-School Packages of essential supplies including laptops, book bags, bed linens and more to nearly 400 college-enrolled young people in foster care. Our Guardian Scholars continue to flourish academically, and we are delighted to welcome Hunter College freshman Will Bitter and John Jay College freshman Al Edmond to the program this year. NYFC is able to provide programs and supportive services to young people in foster care because of the generosity of our supporters. At our Ninth Annual Fall Gala on September 16th, nearly 700 guests filled the room at Cipriani 42 to show their support for NYFC and the evening’s honoree – Kevin Liles, Executive Vice President of Warner Music Group. Thanks to the dedication and support of our Co-Chairs Oscar de la Renta, Nancy and Andrew Jarecki, Dayssi and Paul Kanavos, Ashley and Jeff McDermott, and Caryn and Jeff Zucker, along with lead sponsor Nordstrom, the evening was one of our most successful to date, raising nearly $1.9 million to support programs for young people in foster care throughout the city. At our Fifth Annual Spring Dinner Dance – New Year’s in April: A Fool’s Fête, guests raised more than $515,000 for our educational programs. We are especially grateful to our presenting sponsor Missoni, as well as to lead sponsor Swarovski for their generous support! Now in our new Seventh Avenue offices, NYFC is looking forward to continued programmatic expansion and fundraising success in 2008. We are so grateful for the dedication of our Board of Directors, Friends Committee, and generous supporters, and now more than ever, we hope we can count on your continued commitment to NYFC and youth in foster care in New York City. Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta Susan L. Magazine N E W YO R K E R S F O R C H I L D R E N 2008 Fall Gala Celebrates Accomplishments On Tuesday, September 16th, nearly 700 supporters celebrated the Ninth Annual New Yorkers For Children Fall Gala at Cipriani 42. Co-chairs Oscar de la Renta, Nancy and Andrew Jarecki, Dayssi and Paul Kanavos, Ashley and Jeff McDermott and Caryn and Jeff Zucker were joined by special guest Mariska Hargitay for the evening, which raised nearly $1.9 million to support programs for young people in foster care. Dayssi Olarte de Kanavos and Spirit Award Winner Kevin DiBenedetto. Upon entering Cipriani, guests were greeted by an oversized composition notebook, designed by David Stark, which featured quotes from young people in foster care about the importance of New Yorkers For Children (NYFC). Those messages were echoed throughout the room, with additional quotes projected on the walls and marble composition notebook vases holding lush red flowers on each table. The décor set the tone for the evening, and was a constant reminder to the guests of how important their support is for young people in foster care throughout New York City. Jimmy Fallon opened the evening with a special comedic performance to welcome guests. Lyor Cohen, Chairman and Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta, Patti LaBelle, and Kevin Liles CEO of Warner Music Group, presented honoree Kevin Liles, Executive Vice President of Warner Music Group, with the Nicholas Scoppetta Child Welfare Award for his tireless efforts to promote education and provide inspiration to young people. In his acceptance speech, Mr. Liles reminded the young people in attendance that despite adversities they may have faced, they are all superstars. He then welcomed surprise guest Lupe Fiasco, who performed his hit single, “Superstar.” continued on the following page S P R I N G D I N N E R DA N C E Friends Committee Raises Record Funds New Friends Committee members Joy Bryant and Zac Posen On April 16, 2008, the Friends of New Yorkers For Children hosted their Fifth Annual Spring Dinner Dance—New Year’s in April: A Fool’s Fête, presented by Missoni. More than 450 guests attended an evening of dinner and dancing at The Mandarin Oriental, which sold out before invitations were mailed for the second consecutive year. The evening raised more than $515,000 to support New Yorkers For Children’s educational programs. Guardian Scholars Sha’Rhone Frost and Jessica Maxwell were among the young people in foster care in attendance who spoke to guests about the impact of NYFC’s support on their academic success. Another of the evening’s highlights included a recordbreaking silent auction, complete with custom couture gowns, relaxing spa treatments, vacation getaways, and delicious restaurant packages. Bidding continued well into the night, and the auction grossed more than $50,000. Event Chairs Marisa Brown, Martin Gibson Dessoffy, Lydia Fenet, Margherita Maccappani Missoni, Coralie Charriol Paul, Renee Rockefeller, Susan Shin, Vanessa Weiner von Bismarck, and Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, along with Junior Chairs Fabiola Beracasa, Zani Gugelmann, Oliver Hammond, Tinsley Mortimer, and Arden Wohl were instrumental in the evening’s success. Honorary Chair and founding member of the Friends Committee, Dayssi Olarte de Kanavos, was surprised during the evening’s program when she was presented with an award in appreciation of her dedication to the Friends Committee. We are so grateful for Dayssi’s support in helping to make A Fool’s Fête the amazing success it has become. Generous supporters and corporate sponsors included our Lead Sponsor, Swarovski, as well as Ram and Preethi Sundaram, Hugo Boss, Roger Vivier, Christine and Stephen Schwarzman, Bally, Burberry, Calvin Klein, Jay Ahr, Missoni Profumi, Reservoir Capital, Bluemercury Apothecary, Tibi, and Vogue. In addition to their table purchases, Frederic Fekkai and Dior Beauty provided hair and makeup consultations for the 10 young people in foster care who joined us for the evening. Friends Committee member B Michael once again lent his support by dressing and styling the youth in Missoni, Tibi, Tracy Reese, and Hart Schaffner Marx. Thank you to all of our generous contributors. We look forward to seeing you on April 15th at the 2009 A Fool’s Fête! Margherita Maccapani Missoni, Lydia Fenet, Martin Gibson Dessoffy, Stephanie Winston Wolkoff and Coralie Charriol Paul 2 0 0 8 FA L L G A L A (continued from cover) Mariska Hargitay introduced this year’s moving film, featuring six young people, who spoke about the need for support in their quest to achieve their dreams. The film, which can be viewed at www.newyorkersforchildren.org, set the tone for the hugely successful live auction of Guardian Scholarships, Back-to-School Packages, and other resources for students, presented by Sotheby’s Jamie Niven. Generous supporters certainly took the Gala’s message, “You can do it!” to heart; in less than ten minutes, guests raised their hands to be champions for NYFC educational programs, raising nearly $350,000. Donya Archer Bommer, Nancy Jarecki, Ashley McDermott and Kelly Behun Sugarman Spirit Award recipient Kevin DiBenedetto, a junior at Binghamton University, was among the young people in foster care who were in attendance. Kevin plans to use his $10,000 scholarship to achieve his goal of completing his PhD in computer science. Kevin and his peers were thrilled to meet many celebrity attendees at the Gala, including Jay Z, Beyonce, Blake Lively, Joy Bryant, Gayle King, Julianne Moore, Kim Raver and musical guest Patti Labelle, who invited the young people on stage during her roof-raising performance. Chantel Johnson, Amy McFarland, Cynthia Orbes, Susan Burden, Susan Magazine, Elizabeth Cherry, Monique Betton and Basilia Verduzco at the Fall Gala NewYorkers For Children is particularly grateful to our Presenting Sponsor, Nordstrom. In addition to their generous support at the Gala, Nordstrom provided clothing and accessories for the young people in attendance to make them look like the superstars that they are! Silver sponsors MAC Cosmetics and Frederic Fekkai provided makeup and hair consultations for our young guests to complete their glamorous looks. Thank you to reception underwriterWachovia Foundation, as well as to Platinum sponsors Donya and Scott Bommer, Ashley and Jeff McDermott, Roger Vivier and Kelly and Jay Sugarman. We are grateful for your support and look forward to seeing you next Fall! Gayle King, Beyonce, and Jay-Z attended the Gala to support honoree Kevin Liles New Yorkers For Children Funds Thirteen New Programs In June 2008, New Yorkers For Children issued our first Request For Proposals (RFP) to foster care and preventive service agencies, supportive programs, and community based organizations that serve youth in foster care in New York City. NYFC was thrilled to receive 47 proposals in response to our RFP. After a thorough review of the organizations and proposals by the Board of Directors’ Program Committee, NYFC funded the following 13 new programs in this grant year for a total of $816,101: Children’s Aid Society’s Next Generation Center (NGC): NYFC’s support will provide the resources to hire an Education Coordinator and a Youth Development Services Coordinator who will address the specialized needs of disconnected youth, with a focus on young adults who have been involved with the child welfare system. Coalition For Hispanic Families: Funding will enhance the agency’s current Preparing Youth for Adulthood (PYA) program with a social skills development program that will provide training for 50 youth in care. Fund For Social Change: NYFC will join a funding collaborative to promote the hiring of Parent Advocates by foster care agencies. These advocates are parents whose children have been placed in care, and have changed their lives for the better, received extensive training, and have been reunited with their children. The collaborative will support a competitive process for foster care agencies to apply for funds to hire, train, support, and evaluate the Parent Advocate Initiative by the University of Chicago at Chapin Hall. Good Shepherd: NYFC’s financial support will allow for the expansion and enhancement of the family engagement efforts of the Permanency Unit. Good Shepherd will hire a Parent Advocate to engage selected families in a residential facility with an ongoing program of workshops, activities and retreats to strengthen family bonds and parenting skills. Graham Windham: As a result of NYFC funding, Graham Windham will engage in recruitment of new foster homes targeted for teenagers in their community of origin, focusing on Highbridge in the Bronx and East Harlem in Manhattan. Jewish Child Care Association (JCCA): This grant will support the design of a replicable model for family foster care that incorporates the principles and techniques of the Sanctuary Model, a trauma informed treatment model that JCCA introduced in their Westchester Campus. The Sanctuary Model provides both a philosophy and specific tools that will allow JCCA to better prepare youth for adulthood, improve family interactions among youth, their families and foster families and ensure permanency for children in care. New Alternatives For Children (NAC): NAC’s mission is to provide innovative, high quality services to families who are caring for children with special medical needs at home. With funding from NYFC, the One Step Forward program will encompass an array of youth development activities that meet the special needs of medically fragile teens and young adults and their siblings who are at present or have been in foster care. New York Center For Children: The new Group Therapy program for youth in foster care, which will receive financial support from NYFC, aims to facilitate healthy transitions to successful adulthood. The program will focus on psychological issues as well as provide support and resources to help empower the teens. New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NYSPCC): Through the support of NYFC, NYSPCC will hire a full-time specially trained clinician to provide support to teens, helping them process traumatic experiences and learn skills to manage stress, anxiety and depression to prepare them to become independent adults. Osborne Association: NYFC’s grant will enhance the New York Initiative for Children of Incarcerated Parents by improving the well-being of older youth in foster care whose parents are in prison through data collection, clinical consultation, permanency planning, training, and policy and practice recommendation. Safe Space: Funding will provide outreach, case management, education, employment training, independent life skills, support services and arts programming to youth in foster care at a new drop-in center in Far Rockaway, Queens. The Door: The Door will add a Foster Care Services Coordinator to support their extensive programming for youth in foster care. The new Coordinator will provide young people with the intensive case management and counseling support they need during their transition to independence. Youth Communications: With Children’s Services’ Office of Advocacy and Office of Youth Development, Youth Communications will use funding to develop a booklet of personal stories on building connections between birth parents and foster parents, written by the parents themselves. The booklet will focus on issues facing parent partners of pre-teens and teens, in particular, in order to support permanency for older youth. Youth in Foster Care Give Back New Yorkers For Children has recently launched a Youth Advisory Board in order to empower young people in foster care to take an active role in guiding the development of NYFC programs. Members of the Board are students in high school and college throughout New York City who use their experiences in foster care to help shape the programs available to them, as well as to increase awareness of resources for youth in care. During the spring of 2008, the NYFC Youth Advisory Board planned and led a college trip for high school students in foster care, providing thirty young people with access to the campuses of local colleges and information about each institution’s academic programs. Students visited Fordham University, John Jay College, and Purchase College. In addition, high school students who participated had the opportunity to meet with the Youth Advisory Board leadership, youth in care who had attended college themselves. We look forward to planning a similar trip next year. Back-to-School Packages: Tools for Success The Back-to-School Package program was launched in 1999 as a Board Initiative and has grown into one of NYFC’s signature programs, providing college students in foster care with the equipment and supplies necessary to achieve academic success. Each package contains a laptop, printer, back pack, bed linens, toiletries, school supplies, and more. During the 2007-2008 school year, NYFC sent Back-to-School Packages to hundreds of college students in foster care in New York City. This year, NYFC aims to provide every college-enrolled young person in foster care with a Back-to-School Package. This essential program helps to ensure that students in foster care who are enrolled in college have the tools and the incentive they need to continue to excel. WWW.NEWYORKERSFORCHILDREN.ORG CORPORATE PARTNERS RALLY FOR NYFC Nordstrom and Vogue In celebration of the 9th Annual Fall Gala, New Yorkers For Children was proud to partner with Nordstrom and Vogue on Tuesday, June 17th for an evening to benefit youth in foster care in New York City. Hosts Marisa and Matt Brown, Anne and Mario Grauso, Nancy and Andrew Jarecki, Dayssi and Paul Kanavos, Shirin von Wulffen and Frederic Fekkai, Stephanie and David Wolkoff, and Caryn and Jeff Zucker were joined by Pete Nordstrom at the Harold Pratt town house to kick-off the Fall Gala, which was sponsored by Nordstrom. Following cocktails, guests enjoyed an intimate dinner at Philippe. Among the NYFC supporters in attendance were Oscar de la Renta, Phillip Lim, Peter Som, Thakoon Panichgul, Fern Mallis, and Andre Leon Talley. Members of the Board of Directors and Friends Committee, including Joy Bryant, Zac Posen, Katie Lee Joel, Kelly Sugarman, and Tim Schifter, were also on hand for the kick-off celebration. Roger Vivier Bally On Wednesday, October 22nd, Roger Vivier Creative Director Bruno Frisoni was joined by New Yorkers For Children host committee Marisa Brown, Dayssi Olarte de Kanavos, Zani Gugelmann, Julie Macklowe, Maggie Rizer, Rachel Roy, Susan Shin, and Ashley McDermott for an evening of cocktails and shopping in the Roger Vivier Madison Avenue Boutique. NYFC supporters, including Andre Leon Talley, Anne and Mario Grauso, Danielle Ganek, Helen Schifter, Alina Cho, John Dempsey, Nancy Jarecki, Andrew Saffir, Daniel Benedict, Eric Chan, Heather Schatz, and new NYFC Board member Kevin Liles attended to thank Roger Vivier for their generous Platinum sponsorship of the Fall Gala. In addition, Roger Vivier pledged 10% of sales from the week to the 6th Annual New Yorkers For Children Wrap to Rap holiday gift wrapping event. Eager to celebrate the second consecutive sell-out year of A Fool’s Fête, Friends Committee members and other devoted NYFC supporters attended a cocktail reception at Bally’s Madison Avenue flagship store on Thursday, March 6th. Hosts Fabiola Beracasa, Marisa Brown, Martin Gibson Dessoffy, Lydia Fenet, Susan Shin, Shirin von Wulffen, and Stephanie Winston Wolkoff were on hand to thank Bally’s creative director Brian Atwood. Guests including Joy Bryant, Byrdie Bell, Nina Garcia, Frederic Fekkai, Maggie Betts, Phillip Bloch, and Bebe Neuwirth enjoyed music by DJ Sky Nellor and admired Brian Atwood’s designs. A percentage of the evening’s proceeds benefited New Yorkers For Children. Following the cocktail reception, Board Member Ashley McDermott and her husband Jeff hosted an intimate dinner at their home, which showcases an impressive collection of modern art. In addition, several vintage Roger Vivier pieces were on display throughout the home. The evening was a wonderful way to honor Mr. Frisoni for his talent as well as his generosity. Bruno Frisoni, Alina Cho, and John Dempsey Ashley McDermott, Ann Coley and Marisa Brown Rachel Roy and Andre Leon Talley Pete Nordstrom, Susan Burden, and Oscar de la Renta Tom Florio, Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, Mario Grauso, and Heather Mnuchin Creative Director Brian Atwood with Shirin von Wulffen and Frederic Fekkai Pronovias Flamenco dancers were right at home on Wednesday, May 7th as Spanish bridal designer Pronovias hosted the opening of their flagship New York store with New Yorkers For Children. A sponsor of the 2008 New Yorkers For Children Fall Gala, Alberto and Susana Palatchi of Pronovias were joined by NYFC hosts Dayssi Olarte de Kanavos, Vanessa Weiner von Bismarck, Annelise Peterson, Dabney Mercer, Lydia Fenet, Tinsley Mortimer, and Valesca Guerrand-Hermès for an evening of cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and dancing in the multi-level 52nd Street store. Revelers, including Karolina Kurkova, Susan Shin, Stephanie LaCava, Lydia Hearst, Eugenia Silva, and Ivanka Trump kept the dance party going well past the anticipated 9:30pm conclusion. NYFC wishes to thank Pronovias for their generous support, which will benefit youth in foster care in New York City. Karolina Kurkova at the opening of the Pronovias New York flagship store Shafi Roepers, Amy McFarland, Dayssi Olarte de Kanavos, Valesca Guerrand-Hermès, Annelise Peterson, Susan Magazine and Shirin von Wulffen NETWORK TO SUCCESS Entertainment Industry Leaders Inspire Youth Mary Brown listens intently at Network to Success New Yorkers For Children hosted our Tenth Network to Success, focused on the music, film, and television industries on Wednesday, May 7th at the NYU Kimmel Center. The Friends and Board Members of NYFC were instrumental in securing some of the most successful and prominent professionals in the entertainment industry, including actress Joy Bryant, music video director Hype Williams, screenwriter of Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull David Koepp, Executive Vice President of Warner Music Group Kevin Liles, FOX morning show host Mike Jerrick, and Oscar-winning screenwriter Bill Goldman. More than 150 young people in foster care were inspired by the panelists, who stressed the importance of education as a safety net when pursuing your dreams. Among the NYFC supporters in attendance to celebrate the Tenth Network to Success were Dayssi Olarte de Kanavos, David Koepp, Joe Hall, Mike Jerrick and Tim Kash were among the Entertainment panelists Donya Archer Bommer, Susan Burden, Norma Becker, and Howard Kuo and Rory Hermelee, whose dedication to the planning of this event helped to make it our most successful to date. In addition to enjoying the panel presentation and round table discussions with the panelists, the youth in attendance participated in a job readiness workshop presented by the Federation Employment and Guidance Service (FEGS). The young people learned about networking and professional etiquette and were able to put their newly acquired skills to use. Thank you to FEGS for their support of this important event. Foster Care Alumni Lead the Way Reverend Alfonso Wyatt moderated the panel On Wednesday, December 5, 2007, more than 100 young people in foster care filled the auditorium at the New School for a Network to Success event featuring a panel of foster care alumni. Reverend Alfonso Wyatt, the 2006 recipient of the NYFC Nicholas Scoppetta Child Welfare Award, served as the moderator for the evening, and was joined by successful panelists from all walks of life. 2005 NYFC Spirit Award winner Glenn Coleman, who received his degree from Howard University, spoke about the challenges he faced on his path to success and how he was able to overcome them. Glenn now works in technology sales in New York. Giselle John, Executive Director of Voices of Youth, spoke about how growing up in foster care motivated her to give back to her community. Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta, having spent several years of his childhood in foster care, urged young people to persevere in the face of adversity. We are so grateful to all of our panelists, whose experiences inspired the next generation of New York City’s youth in foster care. NYFC Partners with Children’s Services Commissioner of Children’s Services, John B. Mattingly New Yorkers For Children is thrilled to support the important work of New York City’s Administration for Children’s Services (ACS) with over $950,000 in grant funding for the 2008 grant year. NYFC is supporting a variety of meaningful programs to help older youth in foster care in New York City including those focused on mentoring, college preparation, mental health, financial management, employment guidance, and self advocacy training. Highlighted programs include the Youth Financial Empowerment Initiative, the PSAT and SAT Preparation program, and the Child Trauma Institute. NYFC continues to partner with Children’s Services, Citibank, the Center for Economic Empowerment, United Way of New York City and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to support the Youth Financial Empowerment Initiative (YFE). YFE is a comprehensive strategy to provide youth in foster care with essential financial literacy skills and resources to support asset attainment to help the youth successfully age out of care. This unique financial savings program will enable youth in foster care, ages 16-21, to save for specific asset purchases, including education and homeownership, which will support their future economic independence. Youth who participate contribute to these accounts with earned income, which is matched with a mix of government and private funds to enable the purchase of their approved asset goal. In the current economic climate, this Initiative is more important than ever for preparing these young people for financial independence. Many youth in foster care struggle to overcome personal barriers to achieve access to a college education. The Test Preparation Education Initiative provides community-based PSAT and SAT preparation courses to young people in foster care. The goal of this program is to help raise the participants’ test scores and increase their chances of attending a two or four year college. The Child Trauma Institute is a Resiliency Program at Mount Sinai Hospital that provides clinical intervention for adolescents in foster care between the ages of 18-20 who have a history of trauma, abuse, and neglect. The goal of this program is to help young people overcome the barriers of trauma in order to make a successful transition to adulthood. NYFC is grateful for our partnership with Children’s Services, which gives us unique and unprecedented access to youth in foster care, allowing us to better address their specific needs. WWW.NEWYORKERSFORCHILDREN.ORG New Yorkers For Children BOARD OF DIRECTORS FRIENDS COMMITTEE Nicholas Scoppetta President Susan L. Burden, MSW Vice President Nicole Arnaboldi Treasurer Beth Rudin DeWoody Secretary John B. Mattingly Commissioner, Administration for Children’s Services Dayssi Olarte de Kanavos* Honorary Chairperson MEMBERS Deborah Bancroft Jon Blum Donya Archer Bommer Eric Brettschneider Geoffrey Canada Kathryn Conroy Oscar de la Renta Wendeen H. Eolis Larry Harris Dayssi Olarte de Kanavos Susan Korb Daniel Kronenfeld Kevin Liles Lawrence Mandell Loretta McCarthy Ashley McDermott Jack O’Kelley, III Lauren Shortt Pinto Isabella Rossellini Timothy Ware Schifter Orna L. Shulman Kelly Behun Sugarman Anna Wintour Stephanie Winston Wolkoff Susan L. Magazine Executive Director NEW YORKERS FOR CHILDREN 450 Seventh Avenue, Suite 403 New York, NY 10123 Phone: 646.257.2930 Fax: 646.257.2931 [email protected] www.newyorkersforchildren.org Kevin Liles, NYFC Board Member and Executive Vice President of Warner Music Group, networking with a table of young people at Network to Success Marisa Brown Susan Shin Chairs Derek Anderson Eva Anisko Marisa Arredondo Norma Olarte Becker Daniel Benedict Fabiola Beracasa Maggie Betts Joy Bryant Alina Cho Jennifer Creel Martin Gibson Dessoffy Nicole Esposito Adelina Wong Ettelson Valesca Guerrand-Hermès Zani Gugelmann Oliver Hammond Larry Harris* Katie Lee Joel Alexandra Kotur Victor Kubicek Howard Kuo Stephanie LaCava Lydia Fenet Shirin von Wulffen Development Committee Co-Chairs Allison Aston Rory Hermelee Program Committee Co-Chairs Ulrica Lanaro Julie Macklowe B Michael Margherita Maccapani Missoni Tinsley Mercer Mortimer Jack O’Kelley, III* Olivia Palermo Coralie Charriol Paul Annelise Peterson Lauren Shortt Pinto* Zac Posen Lauren Santo Domingo Haley Joel Satnick Euan Rellie Maggie Rizer Alexandra Lind Rose Rachel Roy Andrew Saffir Andrea Scoppetta Joyce Varvatos Vanessa Weiner von Bismarck Arden Wohl *NYFC Board Member NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. POSTAGE PAID NEW YORK NY Permit No. 4666
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