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ANNUAL REPORT

SCI Annual Report

The Seamens Church Institute (SCI) promotes the safety, dignity and improved working environment for the men and women serving in North American and international maritime workplaces. Founded in 1834, the Institute is a voluntary, ecumenical agency affiliated with the Episcopal Church.

SCI maintains a staff of professional chaplains with interfaith and cross-cultural backgrounds. Chaplains and volunteers assist thousands each year, extending a hand of friendship and hospitality.

Pastoral Care

SCIs Center for Maritime Education provides career development opportunities for mariners through cutting-edge training.

Maritime Education

SCI operates the worlds only full-time, free legal aid program for merchant mariners. The Center for Seafarers Rights works to improve laws and practices that protect mariners and increase the safety and security of the maritime industry.

Law & Advocacy

2012 The Seamens Church Institute

Volunteer knitters from around the country knit garments as symbols of SCIs mission of hospitality. Each year, SCI distributes these warming gifts to mariners far away from home.

Christmas at Sea

Annual Report
Volume 105 / Number 2 2013 The Seamens Church Institute of New York and New Jersey

Oliver Brewer Susannah Skiver Barton

Editors

Bliss Design

Design & Production

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SCI Locations

SCINew York
HEADQUARTERS 74 Trinity Pl, Ste 1414 New York, NY 10006 T +1 212-349-9090 F +1 212-349-8342

CA
SCIBAY AREA
4001 7th St Oakland, CA 94607 T +1 510-839-2226 F +1 510-839-8193

NJ KY
SCIPaducah SCIPort Newark
118 Export St Port Newark, NJ 07114 T +1 973-589-5828 F +1 973-817-8565

TX
SCIHouston
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111 Kentucky Ave Paducah, KY 42003 T +1 270-575-1005 F +1 270-575-9152

seamenschurch.org

2012 Ways People Help

Ways People Help

Volunteer
With a network of volunteers nationwide, SCI makes sure that no matter where their rigorous work takes them, mariners have someone on whom they can depend. SCI offers many ways volunteers can contribute to the work of the Institute.

Donate
Donate online at donate.seamenschurch.org or use the envelope in this Annual Report.

Sponsor Collect
In consultation with chaplains and mariners, SCI has compiled a list of items people ashore can collect for mariners at work on the water. SCI partners with supporters through annual, event and program sponsorships. These financial contributions shore up SCIs historic and vital mission to mariners.

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The Board of trustees

Richard T. du Moulin, Chairman

CHAIRMAN

Richard T. du Moulin

VICE CHAIRMAN

Bruce G. Paulsen, Esq.

CLERICAL VICE PRESIDENT

The Rev. Dr. Daniel P. Matthews

No matter the path you are on or where your journey takes you, the work of people in the maritime industry impacts it. From petroleum products to clothing, we depend on mariners. Their journeys intersecting with ourscreate the rich connections of our complex, unified world.

I am grateful your journey has led you to SCI. Whether a lifelong supporter or discovering SCI today by picking up this Report, the work we doand have the potential to docomes from traveling together. So, on behalf of SCIs Board, I thank you for joining us in a journey for the welfare of mariners.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENTS

The Rev. David M. Rider

SECRETARY

Peter M. Tirschwell

David S. French**** Baxter W. Graham Niels M. Johnsen Thomas L. McLane Craig E. Philip

TREASURER

Kathleen C. Haines

HONORARY CHAIRMAN

The Rt. Rev. Andrew M. L. Dietsche

MEMBERS

Mrs. C. Robert Allen III* Morten Arntzen* George D. Benjamin**** Richard S. Berry, Esq.* Robert P. Burke Timothy J. Casey Gale Chen* The Rev. Dr. James H. Cooper* Alan Ginsberg

Peter John Goulandris Chester D. Hooper, Esq.* George M. Isdale, Jr.**** Niels W. Johnsen* Mark K. Knoy Gerhard E. Kurz The Rev. Canon Peter Larom*** Richard M. Larrabee** James R. Lawrence Henry C.B. Lindh*

Sal Litrico Deirdre H. Littlefield Alfred Lee Loomis III**** Capt. James J. McNamara* RADM Robert C. North (Ret.) Jeffrey M. Platt Charles A. Robertson* The Rev. Jean R. Smith, D.D.*** Robert D. Somerville Cynthia Spoor

Herbert W. Swain, Jr. John P. Tavlarios* Paul R. Tregurtha* The Rev. Dr. James R. Whittemore*** *Honorary **Ex Officio ***Director Emeritus ****Chairman Emeritus

2012 Our Journey

Our Journey
The Rev. David M. Rider, President & Executive Director

As an Institute, SCIs 2012 journey took us in diverse and creative directions. Our Law & Advocacy team published landmark Guidelines for the medical and mental healthcare of seafarers after extreme conditions of captivity by pirates. These Guidelines embody SCIs century-long advocacy for seafarer welfare and dignity. We underpin our advocacy work with our daily ship visits in Port Newark and Oakland, serving one seafarer at a time to hear their unique stories andneeds. This same synergy comes when our Ministry on the Rivers and Gulf chaplains work with Center for Maritime Education instructors to support and train

Americas inland merchant mariners. On our best days, SCI strengthens the navigational and leadership skills of towboat pilots; on our most challenging days, we respond to fatalities and injuries that remain a reality of river work. SCI trustees worked faithfully to strengthen our governance and temporal life, implementing an exciting new Strategic Plan, while we launched a robust new website and relocated our Headquarters to 74 Trinity Placecontinuing our tradition of service near the New York Harbor waters of LowerManhattan. Speaking of the Harbor, SCI will long remember the challenges that impacted our maritime community after

Octobers Superstorm Sandy. More than the surge that damaged our Port Newark facility, however, I will never forget the perseverance of port workers to reopen the Port within a week. Although without electricity and still a little damp, we served the first ships arriving in port six days after the storm. In this Annual Report, find details of these and other great stories from the journey both you and I have ventured together as supporters of the maritime workforce in 2012. Thanks for all you do to make these storiesremarkable talesof camaraderie and servicepossible.

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3.6.12 2.21.12 4.3.12

3.15.12

Presentation Addresses Seafarer Care SCI presented an update on its clinical study of the effects of piracy on seafarers mental health to Working Group 3 of the Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia at the State Department in Washington, DC, emphasizing the importance of caring for those impacted by piracy on the high seas.

Photography Contest for Mariners The maritime workplace contains beauty few ever see huge, powerful vessels transiting vast waterways transporting unimaginable amounts of goods. Calling for submissions to a new maritime photography contest called An Insiders View, SCI asked maritime industry employees to show off art in everyday life, something in the maritime workplace that people outside the industry might never see.

Seafarer Voices: PiracyontheHigh Seas What happens to seafarers, held often for months on end, after release from a hijacking? Their untold stories comprise part of SCIs new video interview series published on YouTube, giving voice to seafarers held captive by pirates. View videos at http://smschur.ch/seafarervoices

Applauding the Work of Chaplain Jacques On April 2, members of the port community along with clergy from local dioceses and friends of the Institute assembled for a Eucharist in thanksgiving for the Rev. Deacon Jacques Girards work at SCI. After 12 years as a full-time chaplain at SCIs Port Newark International Seafarers Center, Girard retired from portministry.

Connecting with family this afternoon at SCIs Port Newark seafarers center. The Rev. David M. Rider SCI President & Executive Director

@seamenschurch Great initiative, its definitely an added value to have the seafarers voices on this issue that they face. Well done! @IMOHQ

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4.17.12 5.14.12

Strategic Plan SCIs Board of Trustees published a Strategic Plan, outlining goals and objectives for the next five years. View and download the Plan at http://smschur.ch/scistratplan

6.5.12

Conference on Post Piracy Care SCI met with chaplains and port welfare workers gathered in Durban, South Africa for a conference on post-piracy care for seafarers, focusing on immediate support for seafarers arriving into port after release from captivity.

Maritime Education Mile Markers E-Learning Partnership In May, SCIs Center for Maritime Education announced a partnership with a digital publishing company to provide e-learning resources. SCIs new catalog of web courses help maritime transportation companies implement new training schemes, while matching the lifestyles of busy industry professionals. SCIs relationships have grown with thousands of encounters with mariners. In 2012, SCI celebrated 15 years in Paducah, KY, and welcomed its 6000th mariner for training at its Houston, TX Center.

Our family never knew if we were still alive. Fourth Engineer in SCI video interview on being taken hostage by Somali pirates

SCI partners with other maritime ministries in the port when tragedy strikes at sea.

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6.15.12 7.3.12

7.5.12

Silver Bell Awards: Unsung Heroes On Thursday, June 7, over 800 individuals from the maritime industry celebrated with SCI at its 35th Annual Silver Bell Awards Dinner. The theme of the evening, Unsung Heroes, highlighted the essential yet unrecognized contributions the maritime industry makes to our daily lives.
6.22.12

Dubai Counter-Piracy Conference At the invitation of the United Arab Emirates Ministry of Foreign Affairs and DP World, SCI attended a two-day conference of 700 government, maritime industry and humanitarian leaders designed to forge a regional response to Somali piracy.

Training Future Rights Protectors After International Labour Organization certification, SCI will provide Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 training for port chaplains and other representatives of seafarers organizations. When the Convention comes into force in August 2013, port chaplains will play a key role in carrying out the Convention, using and sharing knowledge about its protections forseafarers.

Relocation of New York City Headquarters SCI completed a multi-year strategy to realign its real estate assets for another generation of service to mariners, moving its Manhattan offices from near South Street Seaport to 74 Trinity Placea more appropriately sized footprint for the Institutes headquartersstaff.

I experienced a centre that was alive, forward thinking and realistic with a staff equally at home with the ability to share and learn. Rev. Nick Parker, Port Chaplain from Vancouver, after four days of training at SCIs Port NewarkCenter

Very cool! MT @seamenschurch: You can see #Titanic photos & multimedia on our digital #archives too: smschur.ch/sci-titanic @fyddeye

Not all access to ships is via gangways but sometimes on a Jacobs Ladder. Climbing ships with this medium needs special skill, strength, and extra care. This picture was taken at Port Newark on a bulk ship loading scrap metals bound forMexico. The Rev. James Kollin, Port Chaplain

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General Convention The Episcopal Churchs 77th Triennial General Convention gave opportunity to showcase North Americas largest mission to mariners. SCI hosted an interactive digital display in the large exhibit hall to give visitors a hands-on experience of the Institutes various programs. Watch the complete playlist of videos at http://smschur.ch/scigc77

2012 Shore Leave Survey: Limited Access to Shore SCI published results of its eleventh annual Seafarer Shore Leave Survey. Port chaplains from 29 United States ports collected data on seafarers shore leave. Although the data showed a reduced percentage of ships reporting detained seafarers, they also indicated the continued challenges foreign seafarers face when trying to secure muchneeded shore leave in US ports. View this and previous shore leave survey reports at http://smschur.ch/shoreleave

7.23.12

A New Place on the Web In July, SCI launched a reshaped website providing the latest information about the Institutes work laid out in a dashboard of articles, photos, videos and archives. SCIs new responsive site provides users with one-stop shopping for information from North Americas largest mariners service agency.

Piracy Study Findings Presented in Cape Town SCI presented the methodology and major results of its study of the effects of piracy on seafarers at the 30th International Congress of Psychology held in Cape Town, South Africa.

Although people around SCI know me as the legal intern, my experience at CSR clearly demonstrates the interdisciplinary nature of practicing maritime law. Benjamin S. Clark Center for Seafarers Rights Intern, Summer 2012

@seamenschurch announces launch of new website! And looks great! Please check it out and support seamenschurch.org #GC77 @iamepiscopalian

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8.22.12

8.10.12

New Navigation System in SCI Simulators Thanks to collaboration with Rose Point Navigation Systems, mariners training at SCI now find the same highly developed technology in the Institutes simulators as on board a vessel. The Redmond, WA-based navigation software developer donated its current computerbased navigation information system to give mariners the opportunity to incorporate these tools into their training.

Maritime Convention Passed Monday, August 20 marked a very important day for seafarers and the entire maritime community when the International Labour Organization (ILO) announced it had received the requisite 30th ratification for the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 (MLC, 2006) to come into force. The Director of SCIs Center for Seafarers Rights chaired the International Christian Maritime Associations Standing Delegation to the ILO throughout the process.

9.25.12

Piracy Study Report Presented SCI introduced the initial report of its clinical study, conducted with Mount Sinai School of Medicine, of the effects of piracy on seafarers mental health at the meeting of WorkingGroup3 of the Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia. View the report at http://smschur.ch/piracy-report-1

It may seem as though Christmas is far off, but packing season is well underway. Heres the first shipment of boxes of handknits heading out to some churches along the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. Paige Sato Program Manager, Christmas at Sea

@seamenschurch took the lead globally in addressing the severe impact of piracy on seafarers mental health. bit.ly/VTwtVC @PeterTirschwell

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10.9.12 10.10.12

10.22.12

Working Together for Seafarers Welfare in Taiwan The Taiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the PCT Seamens/ Fishermens Service Center in Kaohsiung invited SCI to Taiwan to raise awareness of seafarers and fishers port welfare needs with government and industry leaders and explore ways in which nongovernmental organizations can work with government and industry to provide seafarers welfare facilities and services.

10.31.12

Hurricane Sandys Impact on Seafarers Center in Port Newark New Tool in Mariner Assessments SCI completed construction of a simulator tailored for oneon-one mariner skill appraisal. SCIs new Houston simulator manufactured by Transas provides a dedicated tool for assessments, corrective action implementation and company human resource evaluations. As the largest Atlantic hurricane on record crossed the ocean, it laid waste to hundreds of land miles in the Caribbean, Mid-Atlantic, northeastern United States and eastern Canada. Among those affected by the storm, SCIs International Seafarers Center in Port Newark sustained significant damage. Although crippled by the storm, SCI continued reaching out to seafarers needing its services. Watch chaplains tell of afterstorm care at http://smschur.ch/ afterstormcare

Supporters Cruise San Francisco Harbor Surrounded by Americas Cup racing yachts, streaking Blue Angels jets and battleships in harbor for Fleet Week, 110 SCIBay Area donors enjoyed a Sunset Cruise past the Golden Gate Bridge on the California Hornblower on Thursday, October 4. Proceeds from the event benefited outreach to international seafarers at SCIs International Maritime Center.

On Monday, November 5, SCI-Port Newark resumed operations after a weeks closure due to Hurricane Sandy. With another storm on its way, SCI staff rushed to move Christmas at Sea gifts out of the flood-prone first floor and onto higher ground. They got help from crew members of the CSCL Vancouver, who gave up precious shore leave time to make sure others Christmas gifts stayed dry. (Dont worrythey received their own holiday packages, too!)

Emergency preparedness and response procedures were outstanding. I have taken various ship handling courses, but none as well balanced as this one. The instructors, facilities, and program materials were all first class. Edward Welch, LOOP

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11.20.12 11.29.12

11.28.12

Meeting Reinforces Relations with Ukraine Maritime Training Program Benefits from Annual Luncheon On Wednesday, October 24, SCIs Houston Center for Maritime Education hosted 130 supporters at the annual Maritime Training Benefit Luncheon. The Luncheon supports SCIs maritime education programs both in Houston, TX and Paducah, KY. SCI met with Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights Valeriya Lutkovska at the United Nations Headquarters in New York and agreed to cooperate on providing continued assistance to Ukrainian seafarers and theirfamilies. New Endurance Event Set to Test Maritime Companies Mariners train to endure difficult thingsmonths on the water, living in confined quarters, alone and at the mercy of the elements. In a new endurance event scheduled for 2013, SCI asks landlubbers to consider stepping out of their comfort zone, tackling five iconic summits in western Maine to raise funds for SCIs mariner support services.

@seamenschurch @MarineCafeBlog I second Barista Uno. I am routinely awed & humbled by the kindness of seafarer welfare groups. @rosegeorge3

These are Ukrainian seafarers on the MVBlida in Mombasa. They relieved the crew who had been held hostage by pirates January through November last year. Douglas B. Stevenson Director, Center for Seafarers Rights

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12.19.12

12.11.12

Online Auction Aids SCI Because Hurricane Sandys destructive forces dealt a hard blow to SCI and many of its supporters, the organizing committee for the Christmas at Sea Gala & Auction canceled the Gala aspect of the years fundraiser scheduled for Thursday, November 29. In spite of this, the Auction portion of the event continued, giving SCI supporters opportunity to view and bid on popular items online. TEAny Hats

12.13.12

Confronting WestAfrican Piracy SCI participated in an international meeting sponsored by Oceans Beyond Piracy that included fifteen leaders ranging from ship owners, oil producers, government officials, law enforcement and humanitarian groupsto discuss the unique challenges of West Africanpiracy.

As part of a campaign to raise awareness of the work of international seafarers, SCI joined with New Jersey Starbucks stores to dress each of its Tazo Tea brand iced tea bottles with a wooly hat during the holiday season. The miniature hats came in a variety of shapes and colors, mirroring the uniqueness and diversity of seafarers and their voyages. Volunteers from around the country handcrafted each one.

River Bell Awards Celebrate Community On Thursday, December 13, SCI organized the 13th Annual River Bell Awards Luncheon in Paducah, KY celebrating the spirit of the inland river transportation community and two individuals who have strengthened its bonds. This years event honored H. Nelson Spencer and The Waterways Journal and Paducah, KY Mayor William F. Paxton III.

Ohio River Chaplain Kempton Baldridge delivers Christmas gift boxes to the M/V Dotty Johnson before we joined them to work in the fleet. The Rev. David M. Rider SCI President & Executive Director

RT @seamenschurch: No, the @officialTazoTea doesnt need to keep warm, but #seafarers do smschur.ch/W8zSQd #TEAnyHats @PIERS_JOC

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926 mariners from 27 different companies

received training at SCIPaducah.

940 mariners from 16 different companies

received training at SCIHouston.

260 mariners received

fire fighting training at SCIPaducah. online.

676 individuals trained

In 2012, SCI handled 77 new cases involving work-related issues, such as piracy, death benefits, security restrictions, medical care, repatriation, wages and working/ living conditions.

359 boats visited on the

inland rivers and Gulf.

1,590 ships visited in the

Portof NY & NJ.

12,991 seafarers, truckers

1,142 maritime workers

met or assisted by chaplains on board vessels on the inland rivers and in the Gulf.

17,307 seafarers visited on

board ships in the Port of NY & NJ.

and port workers used the International Seafarers Center in Port Newark. by SCI vans in the Port of NY & NJ.

15,478 seafarers transported

518 ships visited in the

ports of the BayArea.

7,010 seafarers

4,222 seafarers visited

transported by SCI vans in the Bay Area.

20,290 knitted gifts received

on board ships in ports of the Bay Area.

from volunteers and delivered to mariners working away from home at Christmastime.

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Corporate Sponsors
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Kirby Corporation

Supporting Sponsors

Seward & Kissel LLP

In-kind Sponsors

Sustaining Sponsors provide unrestricted financial support of $100,000 or more per year. Supporting Sponsors contribute at least $50,000 per year and Contributing In-Kind Sponsors provide SCI with goods or professional services in excess of $25,000 annually. Together, these resources strengthen SCIs chaplains ministry, legal advocacy and maritime education programs. SCI expresses gratitude to our Sponsors, elite companies that enable us to strengthen ourmission.

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2012 Donors
$100,000 & above
AEP River Operations Ingram Barge Company Kirby Corporation

$50,000$99,999
ITF Seafarers Trust

$25,000$49,999
American Bureau of Shipping Buffalo Marine Service, Inc. Chevron Shipping Company LLC Citizens for the Future Higman Marine Services, Inc. James Marine Community Fund of the Community Foundation of West Kentucky, Inc. Martin Midstream Partners, LP Moran Towing Corporation Overseas Shipholding Group, Inc. Port of Houston Authority SeaRiver Maritime Inc. Starr Marine Agency, Inc. Tidewater Inc.

$10,000$24,999
American Commercial Lines, Inc. ANONYMOUS Bouchard Transportation Co., Inc. Canal Barge Company, Inc. Capital Counsel, LLC Chartis Compass Maritime Services Connecticut Maritime Association, Inc. Crounse Corporation

Delman-Mortenson Charitable Foundation Detyens Shipyards, Inc. DNV Mr. and Mrs. RichardT. du Moulin* Freehill, Hogan & Mahar Genco Shipping & Trading Limited Genesis Marine, LLC Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeD. Benjamin* Golub Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Peter John Goulandris Guy Carpenter & Company, Inc. J.A.M. Marine Services, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Knoy Kongsberg Maritime Simulation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. JamesR. Lawrence Life Saving Benevolent Association Marquette Transportation Company, Inc. McAllister Towing and Transportation Company, Inc. Navios Corporation New York Container Terminal, Inc. The Bahamas Maritime Authority TK Foundation Spirit Fund Trinity Wall Street UBM Global Trade US Bank

$5,000$9,999
Allianz Global Corporate and Specialty AMA Capital Partners LLC Anderson Kelly Associates, Inc ANONYMOUS (2)

Aon Risk Services Arthur J. Gallagher Risk Management Services, Inc. Marine Division Berkley Offshore Underwriting Managers, LLC Bernhard Schulte Group Blank Rome LLP Bureau Veritas Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Burke Campbell Transportation Company, Inc. Cargill, Inc. Carnival UK Catlin Insurance Company, Inc. Ceres Terminals, Incorporated The Church Pension Fund CNA Marine Containerization & Intermodal Institute Cruise Industry Charitable Foundation CSL International Inc. Diamond S. Management LLC DVB Bank AG Enterprise Marine Services LLC Mr. and Mrs. David S. French Golding Barge Line, Inc. Orion & Global Chartering Company Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Graham Heidmar, Inc. Hill, Betts & Nash LLP Hill Rivkins LLP International Marketing Strategies, Inc. International Shipholding Corporation James Marine, Inc./ Paducah River Service J. Russell Flowers Inc. Jacq. Pierot, Jr. & Sons, Inc. John F. Dillon & Co., LLC Keppel Offshore & Marine Ltd. Mr. Gerhard Kurz Liberian Registry Liberty International Underwriters Liberty Maritime Corporation

Lloyds Register Americas, Inc. Lone Star R.S. Platou, Inc. AmherstMadison Maersk Line, Limited Marine Systems, Inc. MCA Associates, Inc. MJLF & Associates National Waterways Foundation New York Shipping Association, Inc. Nicoletti, Hornig & Sweeney Nordic Hamburg Shipmanagement GmbH & Co. NYK Line (North America), Inc. Oceanwide, Inc. Patterson Winch Company Penn Maritime Inc. Phoenix Bulk Carriers (US) Corp. Poten & Partners, Inc. Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd. San Francisco Bar Pilots The Scholz Family SEACOR Holdings Inc. Sealift Holdings, Inc. Seward & Kissel, LLP Shipowners Claims Bureau Inc. Southern Star Shipping Co. Inc. Statue Cruises, LLC Swiss Re Teekay Corporation The Episcopal Diocese of New York The Miller Law Firm, PLLC Thomas Miller (Americas) Inc. Travelers Watson, Farley & Williams Willis Re Inc. XL Insurance

$1,000$4,999
American Roll-On RollOff Carriers, LLC Archer Daniels Midland Company

Association of Shipbrokers & Agents Mr. Tom Beney Blessey Marine Services Inc. Mr. Thomas V. G. Brown Caddell Dry Dock & Repair Co., Inc. Mr. John K. Castle Cenac Towing Co., Inc. CGB Marine Mr. and Mrs. KendallG. Chen Christ Episcopal Church of Greenwich, CT Christ Episcopal Church of Short Hills, NJ Clark, Atcheson, Reisert & Associates Clipper Bulk (USA) Inc. Clyde & Co. Cooper T. Smith Corporation Cooper T. Smith Stevedoring Corn Island Shipyard, Inc. Crosby Tugs, Inc. The Rev. Addison Dawson Teague Mr. Michael Diefenbach The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Dietsche District No. 1 MEBA-PCD The Right. Rev. and Mrs. Herbert A. Donovan, Jr. Eisner Amper LLP Episcopal Church Women of the Diocese of Long Island Episcopal Diocese of Long Island European Maritime, LLC GARD (North America), Inc. Gault & Box, PLLC General Steamship Corporation, Ltd. Globex International Group, Inc. Cmdr. and Mrs. William Gotten Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Green Mr. and Mrs. Mark Haines Mr. Tom Hall Hapag-Lloyd Ms. Kathleen Haugen Miss Jo Ellen Heil* Helaba, Landesbank Hessen-Thuringen

Henry A. Petter Supply Co. Henry C. & Karin J. Barkhorn Foundation Hofmann & Schweitzer Mr. James Hohenstein & Ms. Sheryl K. Parkinson Holland & Knight, LLP Mr. and Mrs. ChesterD. Hooper Hunter Marine Transport, Inc. Inland Marine Service, Inc. International Organization of Masters, Mates & Pilots Mr. and Mrs. George M. Isdale, Jr.* Jodi Broussard Coating Systems John L. Wortham & Son, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Niels M. Johnsen Mr. and Mrs. NielsW. Johnsen Mr. Scott Johnson Ms. Kathy A. Kausch Kennedy Lillis Schmidt & English Trinity Marine Products Lay Leasing Inc. Mr. Ian J. Lennard Mr. and Mrs. AlfredL. Loomis, III* Mr. Stephen Lyman Mrs. Caroline M. Macomber Marine and Insurance Claims Assoc. The Marine Society of the City of NY Marshall, Dennehey, Warner, Coleman & Goggin Matson Foundation The Rev. and Mrs. DanielP. Matthews, DD McDonough Marine Service, Inc. McGinnis, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. ThomasL. McLane* Mr. John Moyle National Cargo Bureau, Inc. Nordea North of England P&I Association Limited RADM and Mrs. RobertC. North (ret.)

Odin Marine Inc. OMI Environmental Solutions Osage Marine Services, Inc. Pacific Merchant Shipping Association Foundation Paducah River Industry Crawfish Boil, LLC Paducah-McCracken County Riverport Mr. Bruce G. Paulsen Mr. Craig E. Philip and Ms. Marian Ott* Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Platt Polen Capital Management Corp. Port of Oakland Quincannon Associates, Inc. The Rev. and Mrs. David M. Rider River Marine Enterprises Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Robertson United NY & NJ Sandy Hook Pilots Benevolent Association SCF Marine, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schilling Ms. Miriam Schnepf Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Scrobe Seafarers Ministry of the Golden Gate Shipping & Finance, LLC The Sidney Stern Memorial Trust Southern Scrap Recycling St. Lukes Episcopal Church of Gladstone, NJ St. Timothys Episcopal Church of Danville, CA Starr Marine Agency of Texas, Inc. Steve Ward and Friends Foundation Store Capital Advisors LLC Suderman & Young Towing Company, LP Mr. Herbert W. Swain and Dr. Marjorie G. Deane Tabak, Mellusi, and Shisa Talens Marine & Fuel Association of Marine Underwriters of San Francisco

The Chubb Corporation The CIT Group The Order of the Daughters of the King The Paducah Bank and Trust Company The Port Authority of NY & NJ The Waterways Journal Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Tirschwell Towers Watson Mount Vernon Barge Service, Inc. Trinity Episcopal Church of Owensboro, KY Turn Services, Inc. UBS Financial Services United Arab Shipping Company Vericlaim Waxler Transportation Co., Inc. Mr. Kenneth A. Wheeler The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. James R. Whittemore* World Fuel Services Zurich Insurance Company

$500$999
Adler Tank Rentals Mrs. Laura E. Amerman Ms. Louise Todd Ambler ANONYMOUS Mr. and Mrs. ThomasJ. Berardino Mr. Gregory Binion Ms. Lauren Blum Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bourneuf Capital Link, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Carr Christ Episcopal Church of Alameda, CA Christs Episcopal Church of Rye, NY Mr. and Mrs. ThomasC. Chubb, III Capt. Donald A. Cloes Mrs. Fran Cobb Compass Marine Services, Inc. CONSOL Energy, Inc.

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Mr. Harry N. Cook Cooper Gay Re Mr. and Mrs. Sean Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Dillon Mr. Robert Dillon Ms. Dawn Elliot Episcopal Church Women of St. Lukes Church of Montclair, NJ Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Farnsworth Mr. and Mrs. MarkL. Filanowski Mr. Morton H. Fleischer Foreign Commerce Club of New York Inc. Ms. Marie Lee Gaillard* Grace Episcopal Church of Haddonfield, NJ Grace Episcopal Church of Madison, NJ Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Greene Mr. J.N. Greenlees Morgan Hafele Ms. Cathy Hammond Harbor Towing & Fleeting, Inc. Harley Marine Services Mr. Bruce Hoeger Capt. and Mrs. Timothy M. Holl Houston Pilots Association Mr. Roger Howe Hudson Tank Terminals Corp. Imperial Graphics Intermarine, Inc. International Commerce Club of NJ International Marine Underwriters TOTE Services, Inc. Ms. Arlene D. Jonach Mr. Joseph Terrell Kelly, Jr. Capt. H.W. Kenyon Keystone Shipping Co. Ms. Melissa Kneuer Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lay LeBeouf Brothers Towing Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. CharlesF. Lehman Ms. Wendy Li Mr. Sal Litrico

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Littlefield Luhr Bros, Inc. Maher Terminals, LLC Mr. and Mrs. JosephS. Manning Marine Industries Corporation Mr. Joseph Markey Matson Navigation Company, Inc. & Subsidiaries McDermott & Radzik, LLP McQuilling Brokerage Partners, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. ClarenceF. Michalis Midwest Tankerman Service The Long Island ImportExport Association Ms. Penelope H. Moodey Mr. John Nichols Oxton Law Pasha Hawaii Petrus Capital Management Pier Sixty, LLC Port Newark Container Terminal Ports America, Inc. Propeller Club Port of Paducah Riverway Co. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Rusk Ms. Lois P. Schetky Seafarers International Union Seaways, Inc. Skaarup Shipping Corporation St. Lukes Episcopal Church of Montclair, NJ St. Thomas Episcopal Church of Mamaroneck, NY SUNY Maritime College The Alameda Deanery The Association of the Bar of the City of New York The Churchwomens League for Patriotic Service, Inc. The Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion of Memphis, TN The Pamela Howard Family Foundation, Inc. The Presbytery of Newark Ms. Karen Tobia

Volunteer Barge & Transport, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. J. Dix Wayman West Kentucky Drug and Alcohol Wiggin and Dana

$250$499
Ms. Martha C. Adams All Saints Episcopal Church of Bay Head, NJ Ms. Elizabeth Allen Mr. Fouad A. Alrammah Mr. Richard J. Anderson ANONYMOUS (2) Mr. and Mrs. John S. Beach The Rev. and Mrs. L. Rowland Bonadie Capt. and Mrs. Peter Bonebakker Bowen, Miclette & Britt, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Braun, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. WilliamD. Breen Mr. and Mrs. John P. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. John F. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Donall I. Bunch Mrs. Mildred E. Burdick VADM and Mrs. James C. Card Chaffe McCall, LLP Capt. Michael J. Deane Deutsch, Kerrigan & Stiles, LLP Mr. Tim Donney Dr. Rhoda M. Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. John Doyle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. JosephP. Drucker Mrs. Katherine Michie Dulaney Mr. and Mrs. WolcottB. Dunham, Jr. Mr. Michael Eckart The Rev. and Mrs. DaleK. Edmondson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy T. Ellis Episcopal Church Women of St. Philips Church of Brevard, NC

Episcopal Church Women of Christ Church of St. Michaels, MD Ms. Catherine F. Fagan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fender Fidelis Continental LLC Ms. Karin M. Gast Mr. and Mrs. David Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ginsberg Grace Episcopal Church of Paducah, KY Mr. and Mrs. William O. Gray Gulf Intracoastal Canal Association Capt. and Mrs. Mark Joseph Haggerty Mr. Samuel A. Hanger Harbor Freight Transport Corp. Ms. Aileen Healy Illinois Marine Towing, Inc. The Integra Group Mr. Doug and the Rev. Anne Jensen Mrs. and Mrs. HiltonM. Jervey Ms. Ann M. Kalil Ms. Esther Karpf Kindra Lake Towing LLP Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Kiser Mr. Kenneth Klein Knights of Columbus/ No. 10962 Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Kuehne Mr. Robert Lewniewski Mr. and Mrs. Henry C.B. Lindh Ms. Ann Littlefield Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Locke Ms. Barbara Ludlum Mr. Wendell Macjak Mrs. Filomena Magavero Mr. and Mrs. Philip Meads, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. JohnA. Mignano Mr. and Mrs. JamesE. Mooney Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeW. Moore Mulzer Crushed Stone Mr. William D. Nickson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Nolet Mr. and Mrs. David A. Nourse

Dr. and Mrs. Carl A. Olsson Paducah Rigging, Inc. Capt. Robert F. Pinder III Mr. and Mrs. Chad Plantenberg RADM and Mrs. Paul J. Pluta Port of Galveston Preis & Roy Ms. Rita Rasmussen Ray Black & Son, Inc. Ms. Barbara Regan Capt. Ronald Rioux and Ms. Marianne Glaspey Ms. Elizabeth E. Roosevelt Rushing Marine Corporation Mr. and Mrs. TheodoreW. Scull Sherwin-Williams Co. Ms. Margaret T. Short Mr. and Mrs. HarryR. Skallerup Mr. Peter T. and the Rev. Dr. Jean R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. RobertD. Somerville Helyn Soon Southern Towing Company Mr. Jonathan S. Spencer St. Georges Episcopal Church of Maplewood, NJ St. Lukes Episcopal Church of San Francisco, CA St. Peters Episcopal Church of Mountain Lakes, NJ St. Peters Episcopal Church of Rosedale, NY Storm Trysail Foundation Mr. Jovi Tenev St. James Episcopal Church of Upper Montclair, NJ The Episcopal Church of St. Matthew and St. Timothy of New York, NY St. Pauls Episcopal Church of Chatham, NJ Ms. Margaret Touchstone Mr. and Mrs. PaulR. Tregurtha Ms. Valerie K. Turer United Way of New York City UTS Environmental Mr. and Mrs. Robert Valerius Mr. and Mrs. Khanh Vu Wartsila

Wepfer Marine, Inc. West Kentucky Community & Technical College Westconn International Trade Association Mr. Gerard F. Whalen Mr. Kirk White Mr. Stanley H. Young, Jr.

$100$249
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Adamchak Ms. Anne M. Adams Episcopal Church Women of All Saints Church of Brooklyn, NY Altschul Fund American Institute of Marine Underwriters American Ship Repair Company, Inc. ANONYMOUS Mr. and Mrs. ArthurL. Armitage Capt. and Mrs. WilliamH. Atthowe Mr. and Mrs. Rhett Austell Mr. Thomas Austin Mr. William F. Bachmaier The Rev. and Mrs. Kempton D. Baldridge Mr. Tom Baldwin Mr. Chester Barrows Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Beadie Mrs. Dawn Beaty Mrs. Julie Belardinelli Mr. Peter Bell Brad and Naomi Berman Mr. Gordon Bernhardt Mrs. Harriett B. Bernier Ms. Janet Rollins Berry Mr. Alfons Binder Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Blass Ms. Christina Bliss Mr. and Mrs. JohnM. Bodden* Mr. and Mrs. David Bonn Mr. Forrest Booth Capt. and Mrs. DanielJ. Boriolo Ms. Linda Brady Mrs. Charlotte B. Brasel

Mr. Richard H. Brown, Jr. Mrs. Marjorie Bruno Ms. Ruth E. Burton Ms. Nora Busold Ms. Christine Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Cecil Mr. and Mrs. TheodoreA. Chapman Christ Episcopal Church of Slidell, LA Mr. Michael Christle Chubb Group of Insurance Companies Mr. Roehl Cinco Mr. and Mrs. George Clark Ms. Sheelagh C. Clarke Mr. Teddy J. Collins, Jr. Ms. Alodia M. Corpuz The Rev. Robert Crafts, MD Dr. and Mrs. JamesM. Crawford Capt. Peter Crowell Mr. Peter Cushing Mr. Samuel D. Cushing Ms. Blythe Daly Davis Polk & Wardwell Ms. Dorothy Davis Ms. Marcia Davis Mr. George W. Dawson Mr. Mike De Cesare Ms. Geraldine DeWittEdwards Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. DiGiovanni Ms. Catherine L. Dohn Capt. James D. Dolan Donovan Marine, Inc. Ms. Marjorie Dovman Mr. Dewey Ross Duffel Ms. Sally Durand E.N. Bisso & Son, Inc. Mrs. Wyndham Eberle Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Egan Mrs. Eleanor G. Elkins Women of St. Peters Episcopal Church of Sheridan, WY Episcopal Church Women of St. Gabriels Church of Brooklyn, NY Episcopal Church Women of Christ Church of Toms River, NJ

Episcopal Church Women of St. James Church of Skaneateles, NY Episcopal Church Women of All Saints Church of Ponchatoula, LA Episcopal Church Women of St Bonifaces Church of Lindenhurst, NY Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Estes Evergreen Environmental Mr. and Mrs. David Ewing Ms. Carole Fender Ms. Louise Fender Mr. Allan W. Ferrin Womens Society of the First Presbyterian Church of Stanhope, NJ First Presbyterian Church of Kearny, NJ Mrs. Ruth L. Fletcher-Ferrill* Prof. and Mrs. WilliamD. Foltz G.M.E.N.I. Inc. Mr. Chris Gannon Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. WilliamK. Gentry Mr. and Mrs. GregoryG. Gerwitz Capt. Grady L. Gibbs, Jr. Mr. John J. Gilmartin Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gordon Mr. John Gorman Mr. Gregory W. Govan Mr. and Mrs. Russ Graves Ms. Mary Greenblat Ms. Lelia Greenewalt Mr. and Mrs. G. Leslie Grimm Mr. G. William Haas Mr. and Mrs. T. Carter Hagaman Ms. Jane A. Hall Ms. Sallie A. Hane Mr. and Mrs. R. Dewey Hansen Samuel and Mary Lou Hartshorn Trust Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harvey Ms. Susan M. Haswell Mr. Alan B. Hecht Ms. Rietta Henderson Mr. William Henry Mr. Walter H. Hinton, II

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Mr. and Mrs. Sybren Hoekstra Holman House Cafeteria Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Holzman Mr. and Mrs. JosephC. Hoopes Mr. Charles Hoover, Jr. Mr. Richard L. Horton Mr. and Mrs. RobertJ. Hughes, Jr. The Reverend David L. and Dr. Kathleen S. Hurty Mr. Matt Iacobuci Illinois Soybean Association Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jaffe Janssen Family Charitable Fund Mr. Ulrich Janssen Mrs. Etelvina U. Jimenez Ms. Ethel Jimenez John W. Stone Oil Distributor LLC Dr. and Mrs. Jeff Johnson Ms. Elizabeth Jones Joseph J. Famularo Foundation Mrs. Annabelle Juchter Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kahn Ms. Laura K. Kaplan Karl Senner, Inc. Marshall P. Keating, Esq. Mr. Gordon Keenan Capt. and Mrs. Arnold Kelso Mr. Robert J. Kent* Kirchhoffs Bakery, LLC Capt. and Mrs. Roger Kirk Dr. Glenda C. Kirkland Mr. and Mrs. LudwigW. Knapp Mr. and Mrs. Michael Koenig KOG Transport, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Phillippe Krakowsky Mr. and Mrs. RichardM. Larrabee Mr. and Mrs. James A. Lenz Mrs. Mary E. Lewis Ms. Helen Lineweaver Capt. and Mrs. Paul E. Lobo Mr. Emerson P. Loga, III Capt. Joseph A. Long Adm. and Mrs. James M. Loy Mr. and Mrs. Wolfgang Lusse

Mrs. Doris B. Lynch Mr. Kenneth L. MacRitchie Mr. and Mrs. DimitriA. Manthos Ms. Lorraine Marino Mr. and Mrs. Michael Marks Cohen Mr. Warren J. Marwedel Mr. David W. McCloy Blair and Janet McCracken Profs. Ralph and Elizabeth McCullough Capt. and Mrs. PeterJ. McIsaac Mr. and Mrs. RobertJ. McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKoon McLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton Mr. and Mrs. FredericA. Miller Capt. Thomas F. Miller Capt. Joseph A. Moceri Mrs. Miriam K. Moran Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Morea Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Mungiovi Murray State University Dr. and Mrs. RobertR. Nesbit, Jr. Mrs. Katharine Newman Norman Brothers, Inc. Ms. Audray C. Noyes NY/NJ Foreign Freight Forwarders & Brokers Assoc., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. ODonnell Ms. Patricia OdendHal Ms. Judith J. Olivier Mr. and Mrs. ThomasH. Pace, Jr. Paducah Convention & Visitors Bureau Capt. Harold A. Parnham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. ChristopherM. Parsonage Capt. and Mrs. David V. Pate Ms. Janet Paulsen Mr. and Mrs. Terry G. Pickett Mr. William Pike Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart Polshek Mr. J. Sheppard Poor

Ms. Jane Porter Mr. and Mrs. George F. Pratt William and Nancy Lifland Fund of the Princeton Area Community Foundation Propeller Club of the US Port of Louisville Mrs. Margaret Pyeatt Mrs.Constance P. Quinby Ms. Marguerite S. Quis Dr. and Mrs. WilliamF. Railing Mr. and Mrs. RichardL. Ranger, Jr. REA & Associates, LLC Ms. Beverly J. Reeves Mr. and Mrs. RichardJ. Reisert Rene Advertising Specialties, Inc. Ms. Carolyn A. Renner Mr. Harry Reppert and Ms. Sheri Stock Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Rice Ms. Irene H. Riebe Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts Mrs. Ebony Roddy Mr. and Mrs. Hadley S. Roe Mrs. Alice S. Rogerson Mr. John Rollins Mr. and Mrs. Albert Romano Capt. Paul D. Ruff and Mrs. Virginia M. Vujcec-Ruff Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rutkowski Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan Ms. Julia Hong Sabella Sachs Properties, Inc. Mr. George Sandberg Ms. Paige Sato Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sause Mr. and Mrs. ArthurV. Savage Ms. Elizabeth Scheffler Mr. Timothy Schoolmaster Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schreck Deacon Alice Schuiling Ms. Anne G. Scott Ms. Helen L. Scott Capt. and Mrs. LionelH. Senes Cmdr. and Mrs. LeeE. Shafer (ret.)

Mr. Jonathan Shull Mr. Michael A. Simenstad Mrs. John Smellie Ms. Diane G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Soja Capt. and Mrs. Richard T. Soper Mr. Arthur H. Sorensen Mr. Joseph P. Spang Ms. Jane A. Spaniel Ms. Cynthia Spoor SSA Terminals Mr. Elton St Clair St. Elisabeths Chapel-by-theSea of Ortley Beach, NJ St. Georges Episcopal Church of Brooklyn, NY St. James Episcopal Church of New London, CT St. Marys Episcopal Church of Manchester, CT St. Pauls Episcopal Church-in-the-Village of Brooklyn, NY St. Pauls Episcopal Church of Freeport, TX St. Pauls Episcopal Church of Hickman, KY Episcopal Church Women of St. Philips Church of Laurel, DE Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Stam Mr. and Mrs. AlbertP. Stauderman Mr. Michael Stelzer Mr. Douglas B. Stevenson Capt. Harold Stumme Capt. Michael J. Sweeney The Reverend and Mrs. Tim Taylor Mr. William R. Taylor Capt. and Mrs. StevenP. Teague Mrs. Jane R. Terry Texas Roadhouse Holdings, LLC The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd of Tequesta, FL The Episcopal Church Of Christ The King of Stone Ridge, NY

The Episcopal Church of St. Mark of Brooklyn, New York The Episcopal Church of the Advent of Cape May, NJ The Presbyterian Church of Our Saviour of Newark, NJ The Society of the Transfiguration The Traffic Club of New York, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thibodaux Mrs. Sarah S. Timmons Ms. Peggy G. Tirschwell Ms. Phyllis A. Townsend Trinity Episcopal Church of Fulton, KY Mr. and Mrs. HerbertS. Turner Captain Gregory M. and Dr. Sally Wei Tylawsky Mr. and Mrs. JohnW. Van Dyke Mrs. Margery I. Vancourt Ms. Cornelia Vercheski Capt. Thomas W. Vilas, Jr. Capt. Wolf K. Von Essen Dr. Inga von Sydow Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Vroome Mrs. DArcy C. Wagonhurst Ms. Jane Ann Waldron Mrs. Maria R. Walsh Mrs. Katherine M. Webster Mr. Richard B. Weir Capt. David J. Weiss Mrs. Walter O. Wells Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeB. Williamson Mr. Carlyle Windley* Mr. Edward L. Winpenny, Jr. Ms. Maxine Woefling Womens Guild of Christ Episcopal Church of Ridgewood, NJ Ms. Ruth Woodend Ms. Ruby Yaw Young Shipping Professionals of New York Mr. Benjamin T. Young, Jr. Zebra Graphics, Inc. Ms. Gretchen Zience

Janet Lord Roper Society Members

Mrs. Norma J. Agatstein Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeD. Benjamin Ms. Anne D. Bihlmeyer Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bodden Mrs. Edith H. DeVoe Mr. and Mrs. RichardT. du Moulin Mrs. Enid Storm Dwyer Mrs. Ruth L. Fletcher-Ferrill Mr. and Mrs. David S. French Ms. Marie Lee Gaillard Miss. Jo Ellen Heil Mr. and Mrs. ChesterD. Hooper Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeM. Isdale, Jr. Mr. Robert J. Kent Mr. and Mrs. AlfredL. Loomis, III Mr. and Mrs. ThomasL. McLane Mrs. Eleanor B. Monaghan Mrs. Nelda L. Montgomery Mr. Craig E. Philip and Ms. Marian Ott The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. James R. Whittemore Mr. James L. Wilson Mr. Carlyle Windley

In Memoriam
Arthur J. Barretta John R. Brasel Marlene Daniels Jeanette Garafola Joseph and Dora Golub Peter J. Hardy Jay Harrington Evelyn M. Harris Sidney Higginbotham Joseph R. Palazzolo Edward Krieger William N. Lay Sean OConnell Dorothy J. Maynard Rotar Richard Schoolmaster Kenneth H. Volk Dan Winn

In Honor
Dickson B. Baldridge Susannah Skiver Barton Jean Delfs George M. Isdale Anne Jensen Martha L. Keucher Cathy and H. Moreland James F. Moseley Paul Phillips Jeffery Roddy Douglas Scheffler Gordon Schreck Gretchen Zience Seafarers and those who minister them

Legacy Gifts
Estate of Almond M. Paine Estate of Beatrice C. Allison Estate of CarolineM. Macomber Estate of Charles F. Pope Estate of Charles S. Keene Estate of Estelle A. Manning Estate of George P. Lumsden KeyBank Trustee for the Kate B. Sheadle Trust Estate of Stephen P. Maher Estate of Wendy Joan Shadwell John B. Crockett Trust

Gifts in Kind
Gifts exceeding value of $100 listed Ms. Carolyn R. Abbott Ms. LaRue B. Acosta All Saints Episcopal Church of Millington, NJ All Saints Episcopal Church of Scotch Plains, NJ Dr. Angela J. Allgood American Cruise Lines ANONYMOUS (3) Ms. Joan Armet

Ms. Louise Austermuhl Ms. Elna Bachman Ms. Phyllis Bauer The Rev. Roger Bauer Ms. Judy Bergman Mrs. Nancy Bertiaux Best Buy, Emeryville, CA Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church of East Hampton, CT The Bishops Ranch, Healdsburg, CA Mrs. Doris G. Black Mrs. William Black Ms. Carol Bloch Mrs. Jeannie Blowers Ms. Sylvia Boback Mrs. Barbara Y. Bodden Mrs. Audrey M. Bojanek Ms. Ruth L. Boling Ms. Constance Boorer Mrs. Jennifer Breen Mr. Oliver Brewer Ms. Sandra Broadwater Ms. Kathleen Brodzik Ms. Elizabeth Kepper Brown Ms. Gerry Brown Ms. Jewell B. Brown Ms. Kate Buck Ms. L.P. Burke Ms. Jane Buns Ms. Patricia Burton Ms. Edna L. Busse Ms. Rozann Cady Caf Boulud Caf Metro Catering & Events Mrs. Carol A. Calkins Calvary Episcopal Church of Bayonne, NJ Calvary Episcopal Church of Flemington, NJ Capital Counsel Carnegie Hall DArcy and Jason Carr Mrs. Leona Cebelenski Ms. Marcy Cendroski Chevron Federal Credit Union Christ Episcopal Church of Budd Lake, NJ Christ Episcopal Church of Norwich, CT

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Christ Episcopal Church of Short Hills, NJ Christ Episcopal Church of Ridgewood, NJ Ms. Millie Christensen Ms. Barbara Christiansen The Episcopal Church of the Epiphany of Euclid, OH Mrs. Barbara A. Ciccone Ms. Rosemary Cleaves Ms. Eleanor Clements Noble Maritime Museum Close Knit Group Ms. Patricia Crevoiserat Crochet Guild of Natchez Mrs. Lois R. Cruikshank Ms. Stephanie Crumrine Miss Mary T. Cullen Ms. Cheryl Curran Ms. Lois Cutts C.V. Starr & Co. Inc. Mrs. Genevieve Darby Ms. Anna Darlington Daughters of the King of St. James Episcopal Church of Painesville, OH Ms. Norma Denston Mrs. Nikki DeWitt Ms. Betty DiPietro Ms. Catherine L. Dohn Ms. Paula J. Domitio Ms. Jean Donaldson Ms. Frances Donnelly Ms. Deborah C. Douty Mrs. Mary Evans Downs Ms. Evelyn Droll Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. du Moulin East Fishkill Community Library Ms. Doris K. Emer Ms. Mary English The Episcopal Church Of Christ The King of Stone Ridge, NY The Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist of New Brunswick, NJ The Episcopal Church of the Annunciation of Oradell, NJ The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd of Raleigh, NC

The Episcopal Church Of The Good Shepherd of Rocky Mount, NC The Womens Society of the Church of the Regeneration of Pine Plains, NY Episcopal Church Women of St. Anns Church of Sayville, NY Episcopal Church Women of St. Philips Church of Brevard, NC Episcopal Church Women of St. Andrews Church of Staten Island, NY Episcopal Church Women of the Diocese of Ohio Episcopal Church Women of St. Albans Episcopal Church of Chiefland, FL Episcopal Church Women of St. Matthews Church of Paramus, NJ Episcopal Church Women of St. James-by-theSea of La Jolla, CA Episcopal Church Women of St. Lukes Church of Metuchen, NJ Episcopal Church Women of St. Raphaels Church of Crossville, TN The Episcopal Diocese of Bethlehem Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Errick Feisty Ladies of West Side Presbyterian Church of Ridgewood, NJ Ms. Shirley Felix Ms. Pat Ferguson Women of First Presbyterian Church of Watertown, NY Ms. Barbara Fiske Mrs. Hilda Folger Four Seasons Restaurant Ms. Janine Frank Sr. Mary Victoria Gabriel Mrs. Liliane S. Galt Ms. Gail Glisch Mr. Will Golden Grace Episcopal Church of Haddonfield, NJ Graceful Knitters of Grace Episcopal Church of Madison, NJ

Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Graham Mr. Joseph Grasso Mrs. Barbara Gray Grayslake Senior Center Ms. Miriam G. Guldin Ms. Janice Gurney Ms. Barbara Hall Mrs. Betty Hallen Mrs. Katherine Hannan Ms. Virginia Hartt Col. Marilyn L. Hastings, USAF (Ret.) Ms. Frances Hawkins Ms. Nancy Hearne Ms. Anne Heikkinen Helping Hands of Grayslake, Il Ms. Joan Henn Heritage Art Galleries Ms. Carol V. Hess Ms. Phyllis Hockman Mr. Bruce Hoeger Mrs. Margaret Hoffman Holland & Knight Ms. Judy Honecker Hornblower Cruises and Events Ms. Marie Howell Ms. Cynthia Hughes Ms. Sandra Ivey Mrs. Dorothy Jaggard Ms. Margaret James Ms. Nancy Janicek Jazz Gallery Mrs. Georgia B. Jervey Ms. Hilary Johnson Mrs. Annabelle Juchter Mr. Larry Kahn Mr. Joseph Terrell Kelly, Jr. Kendal-in-Ithaca Ms. Cheryl Kerr Kid Car NY, LLC Ms. Barbara Kinser Ms. Kathie Klee Mrs. Edie Klink Mrs. Doris E. Knapp Knit1Bead2 Knitting for a Cause of East Williston, NY Knitting Group of St. Columba Episcopal Church of Marathon, FL

Knitting Group of St. Timothys Episcopal Church of Danville, CA Mr. Mark Knoy Ms. Mary Kremer-Hartrick Mrs. Emily Krieger Ms. Helga Krug Ms. Julie Kubala Ms. Ann Lafleur Ms. Nancy Landis Langtry Estate and Vineyards Ms. Frances Lavalla Ms. Beverly Lavoy Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence Ms. Lear Ms. Cheryl LeClair Mrs. Mary T. Lemanek The Rev. Anne Lemay Mrs. Jean Lewis Ms. Debbie Lindsey Ms. Helen Lineweaver Ms. Charon B. Littlefield Mrs. Deirdre Littlefield Long Island Crochet Guild Ms. Gwynne Lorenzo Ms. A.J. Louisa Ms. C. Lyons Ms. Maryann MacGregor Ms. Machtinger Ms. Medora MacKinnon Ms. Barbara Mann Ms. Janet Mansfield Mr. Dave Manthey The Marantha Chapter of the Daughters of the King of St. Pauls Church of Clinton, NC The Marina Inn on San Francisco Bay The Mariners Museum, Newport News, VA Ms. Rita Marks Ms. B. Maybach Mrs. Susan T. McCoubrie Ms. Claire McCurrie Ms. Jacquelyn E. McDonald Ms. Mary McGaughey Mr. Thomas McGrath Ms. Betty J. McKinzie Ms. Barbara McLaren Ms. Melissa McLeod Ms. Patricia McNulty Miss Helen Ramsey McShane

Ms. Harriett Mefford Mrs. Pauline Mendez The Metropolitan Museum of Art The Metropolitan Opera Ms. Sue Milbourn Ms. Beverly Miller Ms. Carolyn Miller Ms. Mary Miller Ms. Pam Miller Mot Hennessy USA Womens Club of Morristown, NJ Ms. Anne M. Naber Ms. Lois Natale Needle Night Ladies of Fanwood Presbyterian Church of Fanwood, NJ Ms. Judy Nelson Ms. MaryAnn Nessel Mrs. Molly Newling Ms. Nancy OConnell Ms. Oh Ms. Sue-Ellen Osika Ms. Deborah Pack Paradise Valley Senior Center Ms. Virginia Parker Ms. Barbara Parks Ms. Nancy E. Patten Mr. Bruce Paulsen Ms. Janice Paxton Peace Knitters of Missoula, MT Ms. MaryLou Peters Ms. Susan L. Petersen Ms. Betty Ann Peterson Ms. Cathy Pilkington Ms. Kathryn Polcrack Ms. Carole Poltrock Ms. Anne Post Prayer Shawl Ministry of St. Georges Church of Griffin, GA The Presbyterian Church of Hammonton, NJ Primola Ms. Charlotte Probst Quality Wines Ms. Alice C. Reynolds Ms. Nancy Richmond Dr. P.H. Robinson Ms. Eileen Roche Ms. Marilyn Roth

Ms. Linda Roti Ms. Alison Ruffley Mrs. Amanda Rush Ms. M. Kenon Ruska Ms. Natalie Saathoff Ms. Julia Hong Sabella Mrs. Pat Sable Salem County Yarn Arts Mrs. Joyce A. Sandelin Sandy Creek United Methodist Church of Sandy Creek, NY Ms. Pam Sanger Mrs. Paige Sato Mrs. Rosalie Scara Ms. Susan Schaffer Mrs. Ida Z. Schindelman Ms. Lorraine Scuccimarra Seneca Presbyterian Church of Seneca, SC Seward & Kissel LLP Ms. Genevie Shanahan Ms. Barbara Sherman Sherry-Lehmann Wine & Spirits Ms. Marsha Silva Mrs. John Smellie Ms. Nancy Smith Ms. Pam Smith Ms. Samantha Smith Ms. Phyllis Snyder Somerset Hills Lutheran Church of Basking Ridge, NJ Ms. Lorraine Spector Ms. Christel Spencer St. Agnes Episcopal Church of Little Falls, NJ St. Andrews Presbyterian Church of Lebanon, PA St. Anns Episcopal Church of Old Lyme, CT St. Annes Episcopal Church of Sunfish Lake, MN St. Clements Episcopal Church of Hawthorne, NJ St. Francis Episcopal Church of Denham Springs, LA St. Gabriels Episcopal Church of East Berlin, CT St. Georges-by-the-River Episcopal Church ofRumson, NJ

St. James Episcopal Church of Marietta, GA St. James the Less Episcopal Church of Northbrook, IL St. Jamess Episcopal Church of West Hartford, CT St. Johns Episcopal Church of Little Silver, NJ St. Johns Episcopal Church of Niantic, CT St. Johns Episcopal Church of Huntingdon, PA St. Johns Episcopal Church of Springfield Gardens, NY St. Lukes Episcopal Church of Chickasha, OK St. Lukes Episcopal Church of Mechanicsburg, PA St. Lukes Episcopal Church of East Hampton, NY St. Lukes Episcopal Church of Gladstone, NJ St. Marks Episcopal Church of Basking Ridge, NJ St. Marthas Guild of St. Lukes Church of Cambridge, NY St. Martins Episcopal Church of Maywood, NJ St. Marys-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church of Point Pleasant Beach, NJ St. Marys Episcopal Church of Mohegan Lake, NY St. Marys Episcopal Church of Tuxedo Park, NY St. Michaels Episcopal Church of Arlington, VA St. Michaels Episcopal Church of New York, NY St. Michaels Lutheran Church of Camillus, NY St. Pauls Episcopal Church of Rochester, NY St. Peters Episcopal Church of Honululu, HI St. Peters Episcopal Church of Osterville, MA St. Peters Episcopal Church, Lithgow of Millbrook, NY St. Stephen the Martyr Episcopal Church of East Waterboro, ME St. Stephens Episcopal Church of Troy, MI

St. Stephens Episcopal Church of Millburn, NJ St. Thomas Episcopal Church of Eustis, FL St. Thomas of Canterbury Episcopal Church of Smithtown, NY Stage Road Real Estate, LLC Starr Marine Statue Cruises, LLC Ms. Marian Stokes Ms. J. Stoneburg Ms. Hellen W. Strassner Sushiann Mr. Herbert W. Swain and Dr. Marjorie G. Deane Mrs. Lois Swanson Swiss Reinsurance Ms. Mary Lou Szabol Ms. Cindy Teseny Thomas Presbyterian Church of Eighty Four, PA Ms. Pat Thompson Ms. Marion Thuma Mrs. Sarah S. Timmons Ms. Bonny Tinney Ms. Muriel C. Tippett and Ms. Martha J. Heintz Mrs. Virgina Todd Ms. Mari-Lou Triebenbach Trinity Episcopal Church of Elmira, NY Trinity Episcopal Church of Cranford, NJ Trinity Evangelical Covenant Church of Oak Lawn, IL Trinity Knitters of Trinity Wall Street Trinity Lutheran Church of Rocky Point, NY Trinity Episcopal Church of Bayonne, NJ Trinity Reformed Church of North Plainfield, NJ The Tuesday Group of St. Johns Church of Montclair, NJ Ms. Lyn Turnbull Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Turner United NY & NJ Sandy Hook Pilots Benevolent Association Universal Yarns

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Mrs. Phyllis C. Vaccariello Veritas Ms. Judith Vernice Villiage Presbyterian Church of Rancho Santa Fe, CA Visions Ms. Gloria Wallace Rev. Jane D. Wallbrown David and Karen Waltuck Mrs. Mellie Warner Ms. Karen Warren Waterfront Hotel, Oakland, CA Ms. Ruthann Weise Mrs. Katherine Weltner Ms. Faith Wesner Mrs. Myrn Wiebe Ms. Anne Wilkins Ms. Vi Williams Ms. Gillean Wilsak Ms. Carol Wolle Womens Club of Morristown, NJ Mr. John Woods Ms. Mary Wulz Ms. Anne York Ze Caf Ms. Marsha Zieglerr An asterisk (*) next to a donors name indicates membership in the Janet Lord Roper Legacy Giving Society.

2012 Financial Summary

Support and Operating Revenue: Contributions and grants. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Program service revenue: Maritime Education and Training. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . International Seafarers Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Investment income, net. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Special event income1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Other income. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Expenses: Program services: SCIBay Area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maritime Education and Training. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Programmatic Outreach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . International Seafarers Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Policy, Advocacy and Law. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Total program services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Supporting Services: Management and general. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fundraising & Communication. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

THE SEAMENS CHURCH INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY

2011 $1,536 1,461 282 44 1,066 256 _________ $1,229 1,537 317 16 1,004 637 ________ 4,741

(in thousands)

2012

This information has been extracted from the financial reports of the Seamens ChurchInstitute. Copies of the 2012 Audited Financial Statements may be obtained by writing to: THE SEAMENS CHURCH INSTITUTE Office of the Controller 74 Trinity Place, Suite 1414 New York, NY 10006

Total Support and Operating Revenue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,644

166 318 2,298 2,101 579 574 1,730 1,565 532 553 _________ ________ 5,305 5,110 1,997 814 ________ 1,520 808 _________

Total supporting services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,328 2,810 Total Expenses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,633 7,921 Deficit of support and operating revenue over expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . (2,988) Net realized and unrealized gains on investments. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,989 Insurance Reimbursement (Hurricane Sandy) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 292 Gain on sale of a building. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Changes in net assets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (707) Net assets at beginning of year. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _________ 40,290 Net assets at end of year. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _________ $39,583 _________
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(3,180) 110 3,414

344 39,946 ________ $40,290 ________ ________

Net of direct benefit to donors of $156 in 2012 and $167 in 2011

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Staff

The Rev. James Kollin Port Chaplain The Rev. Marjorie D. Lindstrom Port Chaplain & Field Education Supervisor Stephen Lyman Operations Manager (SCIPort Newark) Bob McKoon Facility Coordinator (SCIBay Area) Captain Greg Menke Director, Center for Maritime Education in Paducah, KY The Rev. Michael C. Nation Chaplain, Ministry on the Rivers and Gulf Leslie ONeal Director of Finance & Operations Captain Stephen Polk Director, Maritime Education & Training Maya Rabayev Senior Accountant The Rev. Winston Rice Chaplain, Ministry on the Rivers and Gulf The Rev. David M. Rider President & Executive Director The Rev. Megan E. Sanders Port Chaplain & Tri-State Church Coordinator

The Rev. Kempton D. Baldridge Chaplain, Ministry on the Rivers and Gulf Susannah Skiver Barton Foundations & Social Media Manager Joseph J. Brooks Financial Services Specialist Janice Broussard Administrative & Marketing Assistant Kelly Butts Administrative & Marketing Assistant Captain Buddy Compton Director of Inland Training Michael De Cesare Assistant Director, Center for Maritime Education in Houston, TX Claudia S. Fortunato-Napolitano Special Events Manager Gerald T. Frentz IT/E-Learning Specialist Ivan Henriquez Driver Chao Huang Staff Accountant Matthew Hyner Simulation & Database Manager Jennifer Koenig Director of Development

Paige Sato Program Manager, Christmas at Sea Director, Annual Fund Graveney S. Severin Driver Lydia Sharp-White-Gorrie Staff Attorney Jay Downs Siska, Ed.D. Director of Curriculum & Instruction Marie T. Smith Development Coordinator Kelvin Smith Driver Douglas B. Stevenson, Esq. Director, Center for Seafarers Rights Janet Temchus Receptionist Johnathan Thayer Archivist Jos M. Valdez Director of Human Resources William Viniard Building Facility Coordinator (SCIPaducah) Julie Vroon Assistant to the Executive Director Adrienne Yee Director, International Maritime Center

CONSULTANTS
Oliver Brewer Director of Communications Michael Stuart Garfinkle, Ph.D. Clinical Researcher, Piracy Trauma Study
*As of May 1, 2012

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