10 Years & Growing
2022 - 2023
The STEM Alliance Annual Report
Our 2022-2023 fiscal year was both a time of looking back and forward. This year we:
- celebrated the foundations of our nonprofit with the launch of our “Road to 10” campaign in honor of our tenth anniversary
- crafted a 5 Year Strategic Plan;
- saw continued year-over-year programmatic and revenue growth
- opened a new office for our 26 full-time employees
The compounding effect of this work is that we've ignited minds and transformed lives. Our theory of change is simple yet profound: by bridging gaps in STEM education, we unlock boundless potential, inspire innovation, and pave the way for economic opportunity. From creating enrichment programs to advocating for digital equity, we are contributing to a community where everyone can thrive.
Our annual report celebrates this journey and shows how our theory of change assures that our work is focused and impactful.
Meg Käufer
President & Chief Visionary Officer
STEM
thE
alliance
The p0wer 0f Ten
Celebrating years of impact
10
Our Mission
The STEM Alliance bridges systemic gaps in education to provide equal access to critical science, technology, engineering and math learning resources with the goal of empowering communities, inspiring innovation and creating opportunity for all.
Our Three Workstreams:
STEM Enrichment & Equity
Digital Equity
Summer Enrichment
The STEM alliance theory of change
Our theory of change explains how our key activities and our use of gathered resources will help us achieve our intended outcomes to support our mission.
STEM Education & Equity
Summer Enrichment
Digital
Equity
Key Activities
Empower
Communities
Inspire
Innovation
Create
Opportunity
Resources
Building
Talent
Engine
Advancing Grant
Writing
Fiscal
Systems
for
Efficiency
Fixed Investments
Benefits, HR, Accounting,
Office Space
Outcomes
79
52%
growth in partners over the previous fiscal year
The United Way is
committed to leveling the playing field for the 40% of our
neighbors living in poverty or
paycheck-to-paycheck.
That’s why we are delighted to partner with and support
The STEM Alliance’s
Digital Pathways program which will bridge the systemic gaps associated with technology and foster digital equity in our community
- United Way
of Westchester & Putnam
Providing Diverse Role Models
Women, Black, and Hispanic workers are underrepresented in the STEM workforce. We are intentional in employing diverse staff members at all levels of our organization to ensure that the next generation of leaders see themselves in our teachers, our digital navigators, and our leadership.
74%
of STEM Alliance staff are women, including 83% of leadership positions
57%
of STEM Alliance staff identify as people of color.
á
39%
a
of STEM Alliance staff
are bilingual
(Spanish/English)
Advocacy & Recognition
The STEM Alliance is recognized for our work at national, state and county levels, and is a premiere expert on digital inclusion and equity. Recognition and speaking engagements include:
National:
2023 Excellence in Summer Learning Award Winner
New York Life Foundation & National Summer Learning Association
2023 NDIA Net Inclusion Conference Planning Team Member
Margaret Käufer, President
2023 NDIA Net Inclusion Conference, San Antonio, TX
Presenters: Margaret Käufer, President & Walter Gabino Rendon
AmeriCorps Partner Site since 2020
State:
Founding member NYS Digital Equity Network
Regional Liaison to ConnectAll, NYS Broadband Office
County:
2022 Changemaker Award
Nonprofit Westchester / Keep Westchester Thriving Event
2020 Westchester County Association Leadership Award
Margaret Käufer, President
2020 Community Resource Center Annual Gala Honoree
The STEM Alliance / Coalition for Community
Founding Member Westchester Digital Inclusion Coalition
Government contracts
Connect Westchester — leading our County’s first digital equity and inclusion contract
Invest in Kids — providing STEM education through the Westchester Youth Bureau
Co-Op Summer Enrichment — 7th year serving as lead administrator for this Mamaroneck Union Free School District program
State contracts for STEM and Digital Equity thanks to direct support from NY State Senator Shelley Mayer and NY State Assemblyman Steve Otis
The STEM Alliance is the partner that stepped up and helped us deliver
free/low cost internet through the Y-Zone in Yonkers, helping in our shelters and our affordable housing properties.
- Steve Myrthil
VP Information & Technology Westhab
Enrichment & Equity
STEM
We deliver high quality programs incorporating cutting edge Next Generation Science Standards across all STEM disciplines.
+97
programs delivered
+2,500
students served
preK - grade 12
26
partner sites
It was a very impressive event with many tables. It really showed the scope of what STEM is.
- Parent at STEM-tastic
The First Lego League Robotics program has given me a chance to grow in more ways than I could have ever imagined.
- 8th Grade Female
Robotics Team Member
I am blown away by the program ... I could see in real-time how that workshop sparked an interest in STEM in every kid that attended. Incredible.
- Parent
Tinkering Night Attendee
Thank you for the
financial assistance for
the STEM Sails. My kids
had never sailed before. They enjoyed the various table demonstrations, touching the marine creatures and the scenic view!
- Parent
STEM Sail Scholarship Family
10,000+ hours
of STEM Education
64%
of all STEM programming
served BIPOC
communities
47%
increase
in STEM programming
1000+ attendees
at the return
of the
STEM-tastic festival
Digital Equity
It has been a remarkable year for the expansion of our work in digital equity. Implementation of our program is simple: Through our Digital Pathways initiative, we connect low and moderate income Westchester County residents & children to:
- Free or low cost computer devices
- Free or low cost internet access through ACP
- Free tech skills education
The Y-Zone project completed 15 months of wraparound digital equity services in Yonkers, New York State’s third largest city. The STEM Alliance served 800+ clients. Read about Y-Zone partners, funding and impact in our full report.
Connect
Westchester
A Westchester County Digital Equity Initiative
is a Westchester County
digital equity initiative led by
The STEM Alliance in partnership with Westchester County Association & Westchester Library System
Snapshot
of Clients’ Needs
91%
STEM Alliance Services
103
tech education cohorts
812
clients completed education & received a device
needed a personal device
58%
needed computer skills
81%
program
impact
3-6 months post services
91%
access to Critical tools & resources
Carver Center
Don Bosco
Community Center
La Plaza de Paulo
Lifting Up Westchester
Mercy University
New York
Presbyterian
81%
were more able to
find reliable
health or medical information online
improved various financial literacy skills
74%
are more confident using computers
were able to use the internet to save money
SEE FULL Results on our
I am really grateful for the classes. Now I will be able
to make my resume, use
Zoom, take classes and
most importantly, I am a
computer owner.
- Digital Equity Client
I just came out of 15 years in prison and no one gave us these skills. I’m going to have to learn a lot more but these are the skills that I know I need.
- Digital Equity Client,
Formerly Incarcerated
Summer Enrichment
The STEM Alliance is committed to providing quality summer programming because research shows summer matters in the academic, social and emotional growth of all children.
An Award-winning year
Co-Op Summer Enrichment was awarded the 2023 Excellence in Summer Learning Award from New York Life Foundation and the National Summer Learning Association.
This was The STEM Alliance’s seventh year leading the 5-week program for Mamaroneck Union Free School District. It is our area’s only summer program for students with financial and other needs and blends summer fun with high touch, high quality learning. LEARN MORE
Co-Op 2023 highlights
92%
of campers agreed that Co-Op made them a better student
80%
held or improved their reading scores from May to October 2023
16%
38%
to
increase of independent swimmers in just 5 weeks of high quality swim instruction
47%
Campers who attended 2 or more years were 47% more likely to join a high school honors or AP class than their low-income peers
You gave my child an opportunity to go to camp and have an active, enriched summer learning experience.
He had an amazing time on a budget I could afford.
— Co-Op Parent
2022-2023
Summarized Financials
115%
increase
in Program Service Revenue
from FY 21-22 to FY 22-23
64%
increase
in Program Service Revenue
from FY 21-22 to FY 22-23
NOTE: FY 22-23 is curently under full audit review. Audited Financials will be available in 2024.
Revenue
Expenses
75%
Program Services
34%
Program Services
40%
Grants & Contributions
3%
Fundraising
26%
Government Funding
22%
Operating
< 1%
Other
Corporate Engagement
The STEM Alliance is grateful to the following organizations who provided volunteer support to our progams throughout FY 2022-2023. Volunteers engaged at the STEM-tastic festival, assisted at Digital Pathways outreach events, and read to children at Co-Op Summer Enrichment.
2022-2023 Honor Roll
STEM Champions
$100,000 and up
Gloria & Richard Kushel Foundation
STEM Leaders
$25,000 - $99,999
Alliant Foundation
Dennis & Co Auto Group
Glenn W. Bailey Foundation
Alix & Rudolf Laager
Lance R. Wachenheim
STEM Advocates
$5,000 - $24,999
Jill Bock & Andrew Dresner
Lisa & Etienne Boillot
Sarah & James Coady
Community Resource Center
Junior League of Westchester on the Sound
Stephany & Ryan Kirkpatrick
Mamaroneck School Secretaries Association
Sasha & Chris Nahr
Orans Family Foundation
Nancy & Frank Pierson
St. John’s Episcopal Church Women
United Way
STEM Supporters
$1,000 - $4,999
AT&T Foundation
Carmelo Alvarado
Ellie & Bob Berlin
Brandel-Murphy Foundation
Catizone Engineering
Charity for Parity LLC
Joseph Bruha
Pamela & Ross Buchmueller
Joy Chaillou
Melinda Chopra
Mary & Palmer Davis
Deutsche Bank
Elizabeth Estroff & Ciarán Grant
Laurie & Stephen Girsky
Sunny & Bradley Goldberg
Andrea & Tjarko Hektor
Margaret & Patrick Kaufer
Polly Lagana & Jim Fanning
Lauren & Jim Lambert
Larchmont-Mamaroneck Lions Club
Larchmont Temple
Lincoln Ellsworth Foundation
Michele & Seth Metsch
Jennifer Mitchell & David Szuchman
Charles Newman
Andrea & Andrew Potash
Sedona Taphouse
Lawrence & Carol Saper Foundation
Ainslie Simmonds & Mark Manley
Leigh Smith
Christian Templeman
Alice Tenney & Budd Wiesenberg
Carla Volpe Porter
Wegner CPAs
Westchester Jewish Community Services
Tom Witkowski
Woman’s Club of Larchmont
STEM Friends
$1-$999
Nicole Alifante & Eric Soloway
Patricia & Jim Allen
Noa & John Arias
David Avraamides
Bank of America
Lesley Barovick
Veronica & Joseph Barnes
Kira & Robert Bartlett
Joy & Stephen Beckwith
Beth & Chris Belisle
Sonita & Peter Bennitt
Michael Berlin &
Amelia Tuminaro-Berlin
Katherine & Kenneth Bialo
Caroline Birenbaum
Carmen Blanco Uribe
Gabi Blumberg & Timothy Power
Gail Boyle
Pam & George Brandman
Barry Brause
Brenda Brush
Lauren Buonome & John Curley
Tami Burks
Limarie Cabrera
Joyce Callahan
Donna Campanelli
Patricia Campbell
Ana & Cory Campon
Maura & Glenn Carlin
Dana & David Carlos
Andrea Carson
Lisa Catacci
Marie & John Cattau
Lisa Marie Catucci Manning
Elaine & David Chapnick
Anne Chodosh
Deirdre & Larry Cohen
James Coughlin
Risa & Matthew Crandall
Nova & Adam Cutler
Mary Davidson
Barbara Dempsey Spellman
& William Spellman
Carol Dold
Lu Doyle & Ettore Viazzo
Aileen Dresner & Frank Drury
Jill & Michael Dresner
Jonna & Michael Dugan
Patricia Ellingwood
Martha & John Farris
Karen Fechter & Dave Rosenberg
Mary Jane & Ernest Feleppa
Melanie Fernandez
& Carmine Castellano
Sabrina & Jeffrey Fiddelman
Barbara Flickinger
& Kim Christiansen
Ximena & Andrew Francella
Elinor Fredston
Barry Fried
Judith Friedman & Ron Goldstock
Shelley & Jerry Forristal
Malcolm Frouman & Anne Kimball
Carolyn Gallaher
Julio Garcia-Ortiz
Anthony & Gail Gelber
Vincent & Chris Gerosa
Seth Goldstein
Lauren & Michael Gottfried
Lindsay & Nicholas Gourevitch
Anabelle & Bogdan Grigorescu
Becky Gray
Yuval & Laura Grill
Judith Gutmann
Pamela Haas Schwab
Heidi & Jim Hanley
Jeffrey Hanley
Becky Hanna
Sarah Hechtman
Todd Hendricks
Naomi Hill
Angela Holton
Noelle Ifshin
Ilana Arbeit Charitable Fund
Robert Ingenito
Nikhil Jagga
Ellen Kaldor
Jacqueline Kaplan
Andrea Karamitsos
Arthur Katz
Marie & Christopher Käufer
John Kenji Kono
Martha & Jerry Kennedy
Karen Khor
Bonni Kingsley
Kevin Kittle
Marlene Kolbert
Juliet Konvisser
Rebeca Knirsh
Jeffrey Adam Kravetz
Courtney & Daniel Kuhn
Karin Laager
Kim Larsen
Carolyn Lee
Elizabeth Lee Bradley
Elizabeth Lelo De Larrea
Ann LoBue
Lorraine Walsh & Michael Berger
Charitable Fund
Julia Love
Madeline Lukas
Alison Maertens
Gene Maiorano
Mary Manin
Ronald Marino
Allison May
Greg Mcandrew
Nannette & Mark McNally
Stephanie McNally
Eleanor McNamara
Theresa Michna
Danielle & William Morgan
David Morse
Tom Murphy
Brian Nickerson
Lilian Ochoa
Catherine Oleary
Cindy Olsen
Doris Patt Smith
Pamela Peralta
Danielle Peterson-Robles
Pillar & Pen
Lexie Pitney
Gillian Prozes
Christel Pugin
Karla Rangi
Clay Reichart
Kelley Remole
Sue Resnick
Dina Reynoso
Jill Robertson
Alison Roffi
Kathryn Romita
Anita & Alan Rosenberg
Laura Rosenthal
Nash Rossi
Anne Russo
Paul Sarkozi
Sally Lynne Schaefer
Nazanine Scheuer
Jaime Sejdiu
Nancy Seligson
Diane Sferrazza Katz
Lauren Shapiro
Karen Shen
Jane & Rob Shepardson
Susan Shipley
Joanna Shlesinger
Amy & Scott Silverstein
Theresa Sim
Paul Slesinger
Pamela Smallwood
Anne Mieke Smeets
Andrene Smith
Jane Sovern
Stop & Shop
Liora Sukhatme
Kerry Tarr
Marshall Taylor
Tad Tobkes
Linnet Tse
Monica Trujillo
Caroline Vance
Annie Ward
Marcia Warner
Nancy Wasserman
Judith Weber
Bonnie & Michael Weinbach
Lee Wexler
Philippa & Phillip Wharton
Ian White
John Kenny Wieber Jr.
Krista Williams
Alissa Wilson
Jenny Wismer
Rick Wolf
Patricia Wolff
Brian Wood
Jeff Wordham
Pam Yerger
Kevin Yonon
Elise Young
Michele & Adam Zipper
Lauren Zucker
About The STEM Alliance
Board of Directors & Leadership
Current Board of Directors
Sarah Coady - Chair
Lauren Buonome
Pietro Catizone
Joy Chaillou - Vice Chair
Elizabeth J Estroff
Irene Ianuzzi
Nilesh Jain
Mark Manley -Treasurer
Aarthi Muthukrishnan - Secretary
Steve Stieglitz
STEM
thE
alliance
The p0wer 0f Ten
Celebrating years of impact
10
Current Officers
Margaret Käufer - President & Chief Visionary Officer
Gabi Blumberg - Chief Operations Officer
Jill Bock - VP & Chief Communications Officer
Joanna Jimenez - Chief Client Experience Officer
Polly Lagana - Chief Resource Development Officer
Walter Gabino Rendon - Chief Programs Officer
Contact: info@theSTEMalliance.org
Volunteer: thestemalliance.org/volunteer.html
Donate: thestemalliance.org/donate.html
The STEM Alliance is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization / EIN # 46-0973552
Donations may be made online or by check made payable to:
The STEM Alliance, P.O. Box 528, Larchmont, NY 10538
Your gifts are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
Archives
FY 2021 - 2022 Annual Report
Time was well used
Mission
The STEM Alliance bridges systemic gaps in education to provide equal access to critical science, technology, engineering and math learning resources with the goal of empowering communities, inspiring innovation and creating opportunity for all.
Click here for a video message from our President
1
Education
Educating the next generation of STEM leaders — connecting them to high demand, high paying skills
I learned about saving water and learned how to use the microscope to look at organisms up close.
- 4th Grader, Age 9
Specializing in
We bring our high quality programs across Westchester County and the NY Metropolitan area.
+1,250
students served
21
partner sites
+57
programs delivered
preK - grade 12
across Westchester County
Prioritizing Quality
Our STEM programs reflect cutting edge Next Generation Science Standards across all STEM disciplines and get high ratings in post-program surveys
80%
of our Co-Op summer students reported that they would recommend Co-Op STEM classes to a friend.
Recommend to a friend
97%
of Digital Equity Now participants rated agreed/strongly agreed with the program quality across multiple quality markers including:
Time was well used
Explanations were clear
Co-Op Summer Enrichment
Digital Equity Now
Providing Diverse Role Models
Women and Black and Hispanic workers are underrepresented in the STEM workforce. Nationally, diversity recruitment emphasizes that children “can’t be it if they can not see it.” Our staff reflects our diverse community
68%
of STEM Alliance staff are women, including 80% of leadership positions
58%
of STEM Alliance staff identify as people of color.
á
83%
a
of STEM Alliance Educators and Teaching Assistants are bilingual (Spanish/English)
I am blown away by the [Tinkering Nights program], from the organized presentation to the experiments. I could see in real-time how that workshop sparked an interest in STEM in every kid that attended. Incredible.
- Parent Attendee
Boosting STEM Confidence
Surveys of 240+ underserved students who participated in our Co-Op summer STEM program show the powerful impact of our programs on a child's sense of STEM identity
60%
of students in our summer enrichment program used
STEM content language to describe “what they learned” ↓
Organisms
Habitat
Buoyancy
Hydraulics
Floatation
90%
of students agreed that attending
Co-Op will make them better students when
they go back to school in September
2
Expansion
Now reaching across Westchester County and beyond with more resources and more staff
This work is so rewarding. It's incredible to be a part of such a collaborative and supportive team that share the same values and mission as me.
- New Staff Member
Expanding Organizationally
The STEM Alliance has grown dramatically since our founding in 2013. We keep growing our mission-driven work through innovation, leadership, and trusted collaboration.
STAFF | Budget | PROGRAMS | FUNDING | |
2013 | 3 part-time volunteers | 10,000 dollars | 1 public STEM festival in Larchmont, NY | 1 local grant |
2023 | 20 full-time staff 17 auxiliary staff +60 summer employees | 2.6 million dollars | 30 programs quarterly across Westchester County & in New York City | 31 grants written Government funding: $460,000 Foundation grants: $700,000 |
We doubled in 1 year!
2X
the Staff
2X
the Programs
Expanding Geographically
This map shows our expansion since our founding in 2013.
50+
organizational clients
In our 2021-22 fiscal year, the clients we worked with across the County included schools, libraries, community centers, and nonprofit organizations.
Thank you so much for everything you do! Our clients and staff love working with you and we are looking forward to continuing our partnership in 2023!
- STEM Alliance Partner
Expanding Our Reputation:
Advocacy & Recognition
The STEM Alliance is recognized for our work at national, state and county levels, and has become a premiere expert on digital inclusion and equity. Recognition and speaking engagements include:
National Level:
NDIA National Conference Planning Team
Member: Margaret Käufer, President
NDIA National Conference, Portland, OR
Presenters: Margaret Käufer, President & Barry Fried, Director
AmeriCorps Partner Site since 2020
1 of 8 National Finalists for New York Life and National Summer Learning Association's Excellence in Summer Learning Award
State Level:
Public Sector Network Government Innovation Conference, Albany, NY
Presenter: Margaret Käufer, President
New York State Library’s Digital Equity Roundtable Conversation
Presenter: Margaret Käufer
Founding member NYS Digital Equity Network
County Level:
Westchester County Association Leadership Award, 2020
Recipient: Margaret Käufer, President
Community Resource Center, 2020 Honoree
For The STEM Alliance's Covid response with the Coalition for Community
Founding Member Westchester Digital Inclusion Network
3
Equity
Creating equity of access to STEM enrichment for all
The STEM Alliance gave my daughter the exposure, inspiration and the opportunity to explore. A huge part was granting her a scholarship. Without the scholarship she would not have had the opportunity. Thank you so much.
- Girls In STEM Parent
Identifying Gaps in Opportunity
Research shows that the achievement gap between higher income and lower income students is driven by an opportunity gap in afterschool and summer programming
30%
70%
of a child’s learning life happens outside of school . . .
but income determines access to enrichment experiences
120,000
residents in Westchester lack access to affordable internet, computer devices and/or the basic skills to use them
Funding equitable access
80% of our budget goes to EQUITY programming including:
80%
of our budget is dedicated to equity
Free or low-cost STEM programs for high need kids
Co-Op Summer Enrichment: a STEM summer camp for over 300 underserved students
Digital Equity Now & Digital Pathways: programs which bridge the digital divide for residents lacking digital tools and skills
EQUITY
Program Spotlight
The ProbleM:
Clients stuck in The Digital Divide
50%
had no computer or laptop
in the home
40%
had no reliable internet
(18% had none at all)
84%
no computer or laptop that was primarily
for their own use
57%
had no computer training
75%
weren't comfortable with basic workforce tools
The Answer:
Devices
A wraparound solution to bridging the digital divide!
WiFi Access
Skills Training
Top 3 ways clients plan to use their new devices
90%
85%
80%
Use and
check email
Improve skills to get a job
Look for
a job online
Zoom Meetings
42%
83%
Adding attachment to email
Adding attachments
to email
35%
75%
75%
35%
Keeping information
safe online
Zoom Meetings
83%
76%
42%
Adding attachment to email
Organizing computer files and folders
35%
75%
66%
26%
Powering a computer on and off
Adding attachment to email
92%
68%
35%
75%
Logging on or off users accounts
52%
90%
Clients' comfort with technology before & after
just
15 hours
of digital skills training
“No one ever taught me these skills...I had never even heard about some of these free websites until you taught me about them. This is definitely not the end. I’m going to stick to this and keep exploring and learning.”
-Digital Equity Client
Comfort with workforce tools
TRIPLED!
Before
after
67%
54%
60%
76%
26%
17%
19%
23%
Word/Docs
Excel/Sheets
Powerpoint/Slides
Calendar
2021-2022
Summarized Financials
40%
increase
in Government Funding
from FY 20-21 to FY 21-22
37%
increase
in Program Services Fees
from FY 20-21 to FY 21-22
NOTE: FY 21-22 is curently under full audit review. Audited Financials will be available in 2023
Revenue
28.2%
Program Services
41%
Grants & Contributions
28.9%
Government Funding
1.8%
Other
Expenses
Fundraising
41.8%
Program Services
28.8%
Operating
60%
of revenue from Grants & Government contracts (totaling 1.2 million) that were
earned in FY 21-22 have yet to be received as they fund on-going programs in FY 22-23
2021-2022 Honor Roll
STEM Champions
$100,000 and up
Gloria & Richard Kushel Foundation
STEM Leaders
$25,000 - $99,999
Heidi & Jim Hanley
Jane Orans Charitable Trust
Alix & Ruedi Laager
Lance R. Wachenheim Foundation
STEM Advocates
$5,000 - $24,999
Jill Bock & Andy Dresner
CIT Group
Sarah & James Coady
Kurzman Eisenberg Corbin & Lever LLP
Lauren & James Lambert
M & T Bank
Sasha & Chris Nahr
Sam & Nathalie Orans
PCSB Community Foundation
Andrea & Andrew Potash
The Philip & Lynn Straus Foundation
Carla Volpe Porter
Town of Mamaroneck
Village of Mamaroneck
STEM Supporters
$1,000 - $4,999
Badger Swim Club
Gabi Blumberg & Tim Power
Amy Brelia
Amy & Bruce Meighan
Catizone Engineering
Risa & Matthew Crandall
Mary & Palmer Davis
Stacy DiCristofaro
Episcopal Church Women of St. John's Church
St. John's Episcopal Church
Elinor Fredston
Sunny & Brad Goldberg
Emily Grant
Caroline Hoch
Larchmont Temple
Houlihan Lawrence
Margaret & Patrick Käufer
Alison & Kevin Maertens
Mamaroneck Avenue PTA
Jennifer Mitchell & Dave Szuchman
Stephanie & John Power
Carol & Lawrence Saper
George & Claude Schwab
Sasha & Jason Shapiro
Nicole Sheindlin
Ainslie Simmonds & Mark Manley
Kate Snow & Chris Breault
Alice Tenney & Budd Wiesenberg
Monica Trujillo & Pablo Castillo
TD Charitable Foundation
Woman's Club of Larchmont
STEM Friends
$1-$999
Maria Albano
Nicole Alifante
Patricia & James Allen
Altieri Sebor Wieber LLC
Tara & Stephen Anderson
Noa Arias
Verena Arnabal
Robin Askins
Cynthia & Kenneth Auker
Beth Belisle
Allison Belolan
Sonita & Peter Bennitt
Ellie & Bob Berlin
Michael Berlin
Danielle Beshar
Caroline Birenbaum
Matthias Bogarin
Susan & Reed Bonadonna
Erin Bond
Gail Boyle
Pam & George Brandman
Barry Brause
Zachary Breault
Patricia Brigham
Erika Bucci
Tami Burks
Andrea Burtman Selonick
& James Selonick
Michelle Burton Zuckman
& Michael Zuckman
Joyce Callahan
Patricia Campbell
Cory Campon
Joan Capaldi
Martha Carballo Lopez
Maura & Glenn Carlin
Catherine & Joe Carney
Lisa Catucci
Elaine Chapnick
Kathleen Chastaine
Sheila Chervin
Anne Chodosh
Mindy Chopra
Leslie Condon
Stacey Creem
Nova & Adam Cutler
Lindsay & Kevin Danckwerth
Michelle & Fredric Daum
Alexandra De Jager
Carol & Albert Dold
Aileen Dresner
Jill Dresner
Meryl Elkin
Trish Ellingwood
Sofia Estrada
Elizabeth Estroff
Rachel Estroff
Stephen Estroff
Susan Estroff
Martha & John Farris
Mary Jane & Ernest Feleppa
Sabrina Fiddelman
Megan Fischer
Barbara Flickinger & Kim Christiansen
Pollena Forsman
Grace Fowles
Barry Fried
Judith Friedman
Katie & Seth Freidman
Anne Kimball & Malcolm Frouman
Luisa Fuentes
Carolyn Gallaher
Julio Garcia-Ortiz
Gail & Anthony Gelber
Sandra Geroux
Laurie & Stephen Girsky
John Gitlitz
Anne Gold
Gloria & Arthur Goldstein
Marjorie & Seth Goldstein
Diane Goodman
Nancy Goodman
Yuval Grill
Patricia & Hamilton Hadden
Jennifer Haire
Sarah Hechtman
Scott Heifetz
Andrea Hektor
Todd Hendricks
Courtney Hewson
Teresa Hough
Robert Ingenito
Robin & David Ingram
Chiyo Itoh
Cary James
Christiane Janssen
& Jean-Emmanuel Shein
Coralie Joseph
Theresa Joyce
David Kahn
Marie & Christopher Käufer
Rebeca Knirsch
Marlene & Gerald Kolbert
Juliet & Joshua Konvisser
Mark L Kramer
Karin Laager
Colleen Tierney & Ed Latimer
Jamie Lazar
Lynne Barnes Leahy & Richard Leahy
Elizabeth Lelo De Larrea & Antonio Paras
Paige & Gregory Lewis
Joe Liberti
Bonnie & Wayne Lin
Stefanie Lob & Zinovy Iosovich
Julia Love
Katherine Macleod
Jirandy Martinez
Lisa & Kirk Mason
Lisa Master
Robert Master
Allison May
Joanne McHugh
Nannette & Mark McNally
Eleanor McNamara
Maureen Meehan & Alan McDowell
Jessica & Benjamin Meth
Michele Metsch
George Mgrditchian
Jean Michel
David Morse
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Aarthi Muthukrishnan
Sheila Narayanan
Scott Newman
Mary Noonan
Steven Otis
Clayton Otto
Oindrila Pathani
Pillar & Pen LLC
Elizabeth Poyet
Gillian Prozes
Christel Pugin
Georgia Quinn
Nathan Radcliffe
Emmanuel Rawlings
Lindsay Reitzes
Jill Robertson
Randi Robinowitz
Kathryn & Jack Romita
Sandi Rosenberg
Laura & Brian Rosenthal
Edith Roth
Theodora Saal
Emily Saltzman & David Hoffner
Jill & Paul Sarkozi
Pam & Clarence Schwab
Rosalind & Thomas Secker-Walker
Diane Sferrazza Katz
Karin Sherman
Benton Silberstein
Alison & Jonathan Silverman
Andrea & Joe Simpson
Emily Slate
Carole Smyth
Jane Sovern
Cortney Stanley
Christian Templeman
Amy Tenney Levere
Richard Tietjen
Linnet Tse & John Forsyth
Dena Vachna
Caroline Vance
Richard Viscarello
MaryAnn Walkin
Lorraine Walsh & Michael Berger
Marcia Warner
Bonnie & Michael Weinbach
Bruce Weinstein
Elizabeth Weiss
Paige & Eric Welner
Mindi Wernick
Sally Westbrook
Lee Wexler
Philippa & Philip Wharton
Michelle & Neil White
John Wieber Jr
Daniel Wiesner
Jeff & Laxmi Wordham
Pam Yerger
Lisa Young
Adam Zipper
About The STEM Alliance
Board of Directors & Leadership
Board of Directors FY 2021-2022
Board of Directors FY 2022-2023
Alison Maertens - Chair
Margaret Käufer - President
Felix Apfaltrer
Jill Bock - Vice President
Pietro Catizone
Sarah Coady
Elizabeth J Estroff
Mark Manley
Aarthi Muthukrishnan - Secretary
Jhonasttan Regalado
Liora Sukhatme - Treasurer
Sarah Coady - Chair
Joy Chaillou - Vice Chair
Margaret Käufer - President
Pietro Catizone
Elizabeth J Estroff
Minnie Ianuzzi
Mark Manley
Aarthi Muthukrishnan - Secretary
Liora Sukhatme - Treasurer
Current Officers
Margaret Käufer - President & Chief Visionary Officer
Gabi Blumberg - Chief Operations Officer
Jill Bock - VP & Chief Communications Officer
Joanna Jimenez - Chief Client Experience Officer
Polly Lagana - Chief Resource Development Officer
Walter Rendon - Chief Programs Officer
Contact: info@theSTEMalliance.org
Volunteer: thestemalliance.org/volunteer.html
Donate: thestemalliance.org/donate.html
The STEM Alliance is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization / EIN # 46-0973552
Donations may be made online or by check made payable to: The STEM Alliance, P.O. Box 528, Larchmont, NY 10538
Your gifts are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.