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3LETTER FROM ATASK LEADERSHIPDear Friends and Supporters,As we reect on the past year, we are lled with gratitude for our community of supporters, partners, and advocates who stand with us in our mission to break the cycle of domestic violence. The work of the Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence (ATASK) is more critical than ever, as survivors continue to face complex challenges that demand culturally responsive and trauma-informed solutions.Through your generosity and commitment, we have been able to expand our programs, strengthen our advocacy efforts, and provide life-saving services to survivors and their families. From emergency shelter and legal assistance to mental health support and economic empowerment initiatives, ATASK remains a vital resource for those in need. Every story of resilience and hope that emerges from our work is a testament to the power of collective action.This year, we have also deepened our efforts to raise awareness and engage communities in meaningful dialogue. By fostering collaboration with local organizations, policymakers, and allies, we continue to build a future where all individuals—regardless of language, or culture—can access safety and justice.We invite you to read through this annual report and see the impact we have made together. None of this would be possible without you—our dedicated supporters who believe in a world free from violence and oppression.Thank you for being an essential part of our journey. Together, we are creating lasting change and empowering survivors to rebuild their lives with dignity and strength. With gratitude,3

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4WHO WE AREThe Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence (ATASK) is the only multicultural and multilingual domestic violence organization serving the Asian and Pacic Islander (API) population in Massachusetts. ATASK was founded in 1992 to address the lack of services accessible to Asian victims of domestic violence with limited English prociency.ATASK’s mission is to empower Asian survivors of domestic violence and abuse to rebuild their lives. Our work bridges language and cultural gaps for Asian communities and advocates for social change. 4

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624-HOUR MULTILINGUAL HOTLINE Our condential hotline is often the rst point of access to our services, where our trained staff and volunteers provide support in over 20 Asian languages and dialects. We offer culturally sensitive assistance with crisis intervention, safety planning, emotional support, and referrals This approach helps us build trust and truly understand the unique situations of the survivors we serveCOMMUNITY BASED SERVICES Our multilingual Advocates in Boston and Lowell provide a bridge between domestic violence survivors and critical resources. We ensure that each survivor is paired with a dedicated Advocate who provides personalized support, helping them navigate unfamiliar customs and complex systems to access the services they need. Through individualized case management in their preferred language, we strive to empower survivors every step of the way.LANGUAGE ACCESS PROGRAM (LAP)Our Language Access Program (LAP) expands our ability to serve clients by providing additional language capacity. Our Client Navigators work alongside our community-based Advocates, providing critical language, cultural and emotional support for clients. As the rst program of its kind in New England, LAP underscores our deep commitment to breaking barriers and ensuring equitable access to services.ATASK SERVICES6

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7EMERGENCY SHELTER PROGRAMOur shelter provides a safe haven for 23 survivors and their children escaping domestic violence. More than just a place to stay, our shelter offers a supportive, multicultural environment where survivors can begin rebuilding their lives. Our shelter staff work closely with our community-based Advocates to provide crisis intervention, safety planning, housing advocacy, and the resources necessary for long-term stability and independenceLEGAL ADVOCACY AND REPRESENTATION PROGRAMOur program bridges the gap between the legal system and Asian domestic violence survivors who face barriers to meaningful access to justice. We provide holistic legal services, with a focus on family law and immigration law, in a safe and compassionate environment. By addressing cultural and linguistic needs, we ensure survivors receive the support necessary to navigate legal processes and secure their rights, prioritizing the cultural and linguistic needs of the survivors we serve.NEXT STEPS ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMNext Steps supports clients in achieving nancial independence through career coaching, nancial literacy, and scholarships. By centering cultural and linguistic strengths, we provide a safe space for clients to build condence, navigate barriers, and set goals, empowering them to achieve stability and self-sufciency..OUTREACH AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENTWe work to prevent domestic violence through education, policy change, and raising awareness about family, intimate partner, and dating violence. Our cultural competency trainings equip communities and professionals working with Asian survivors with the knowledge and tools to better understand and address violence and trauma. We also host outreach events and partner with community organizations, service providers, and local leaders to expand our reach and foster collective action. In addition, we work with policymakers to ensure the unique needs of Asian families impacted by domestic violence are recognized and addressed.7

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9A JOURNEY TO FREEDOM: MORAKOT & ARTHUR’S STORYWhen Morakot came to the U.S. from Thailand, she hoped for a better life. Instead, she found herself trapped in an abusive marriage, struggling to care for her children in an unfamiliar country, with no clear way out. Like many survivors, she didn’t immediately recognize her situation as domestic violence—she adapted, endured, and tried to survive. But the signs were there. Her husband controlled their nances, leaving the family without electricity or hot water. Her children bore the weight of adult responsibilities—translating documents, managing bills, and calling the police when violence erupted. When Arthur was still a child, he had to step in to protect his younger brother. It was Arthur’s words to a teacher that set change in motion. From there, a network of support—concerned educators, social workers, and eventually ATASK—helped Morakot take the steps she never thought possible. At rst, she hesitated to leave. The fear of the unknown, the worry of where her children would sleep, and the belief that no one could truly understand her situation held her back. But at ATASK, she found more than just a shelter. She found people who understood her culture, her language, and her fears. She found a community that stood with her, offering not only safety but also condence and hope. Arthur, once burdened with responsibilities beyond his years, was able to just be a teenager again. He rediscovered his love of dance, excelled in school, and graduated from Boston Latin. Today, he’s a college student at UMass, building a future once unimaginable. Now, with a home of her own and a life free from fear, Morakot helps other women who are facing the same struggles she once did. “I never knew my life could be this good,” she says. “ATASK gave me a new life.”9

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10IMPACT REPORTFrom July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2024, ATASK empowered and supported 1,211 individuals across Massachusetts, including 520 children.Through a multilingual and multicultural approach, our services bridged language barriers by serving individuals who spoke 32 languages and came from 30 ethnic communities.While we are always available to assist clients from any part of Massachusetts, the majority of ATASK clients served in Fiscal Year 2024 lived in 10 of the 14 counties in Massachusetts: Barnstable, Bristol, Essex, Hampden, Hampshire, Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth, Suffolk, and Worcester, which are home to large or growing Asian immigrant and refugee hubs.ATASK'S REACH ACROSS MASSACHUSETTS1,211 INDIVIDUALS32 LANGUAGES SPOKEN BY CLIENTS30 ETHNIC COMMUNITIESWHO WE SERVEDLANGUAGES SPOKEN BY CLIENTS10

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11CANTONESEJAPANESEKOREANMANDARINTAIWANESETAISHANESEBURMESEFILIPINO (TAGALOG)INDONESIANKHMERLAOMALAYTHAIVIETNAMESEBANGLA (BENGALI)GUJARATIHINDINEPALIPUNJABITAMILTELUGUURDUTURKMANARABICPERSIAN (DARI)ENGLISHFRENCHHAITIAN CREOLEPORTUGESESPANISHKARENABKHAZ OTHEREAST ASIASOUTHEASTASIASOUTH ASIA CENTRAL ASIA& MIDDLE EASTOTHER REGIONSLANGUAGES SPOKEN BY CLIENTSWhile we help anyone who calls, ATASK’s clients are 92% Asian (including Middle Eastern) and 98% female. In Fiscal Year 2024, we served individuals who identied as the following 23 Asian ethnicities (from most common to least): Chinese, Vietnamese, Cambodian, Indian, Korean, Thai, Nepali, Bangladeshi, Filipino, Japanese, Burmese, Taiwanese, Bhutanese, Turkish, Afghani, Syrian, Jordanian, Indonesian, Laotian, Malaysian, Pakistani, Punjab, and Sri Lankan. An additional 8% of individuals we served identied with one of seven other ethnicities: American (U.S.), Haitian, Portuguese, Moroccan, Egyptian, Cape Verdean, and Albanian.Approximately 90% are immigrants and 85% require some form of translation or interpretation to access mainstream service providers. Approximately 80% of our clients are at or below poverty levels. Most are employed but they can only obtain low wage service industry jobs due to their lack of English prociency. In Fiscal Year 2024, 32 different primary languages were spoken by clients. 11

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12For the past 5 years, the total number of survivors served by ATASK has remained steady. Fiscal Year 2023 had a slight increase possibly due to COVID-related relief funds ending, increasing the need for support services.IMPACT REPORT (Cont.)Survivors and Children served by ATASKFor example, residents cook together, sharing dishes from their home countries, and we celebrate holidays like Lunar New Year and Diwali. Our programs are designed to help survivors build connection, resilience, and cultural pride and include art workshops, children’s activities, and movie nights and karaoke. Since 1994, ATASK’s Emergency Shelter has provided a safe haven for adults and children escaping abusive situations. It is a space that fosters community through a shared understanding of their unique challenges and the celebration of Asian culture. In addition to culturally specic case management, the shelter offers a community-building program that reects the rich cultural traditions of its residents. 12EMERGENCY SHELTER

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14ATASK clients received comprehensive support and advocacy services that addressed critical needs, connected them to essential resources, and empowered them to rebuild their lives. Through our Community-Based Services, advocates facilitated over 27,500 case management services - either directly with clients or on their behalf with service providers - for a total of 597 adult clients. These case management services encompassed general advocacy, emotional support, emergency interventions, safety planning, and assistance in overcoming barriers related to housing, shelter access, legal challenges, economic empowerment, language access (including interpretation), and emotional healing.At any given time, ATASK’s dedicated team of Advocates actively manages approximately 200 open cases. Each survivor’s journey is unique, often requiring multi-faceted, long-term support. Due to the diverse backgrounds and complex needs of our clients, our Advocates provide intensive, culturally responsive Case Management ServicesFiscal YearClient Services (in thousands)14care—offering a depth of engagement that goes beyond what mainstream organizations typically provide. The number of services by advocates, either directly with clients or on behalf of clients with service providers, has steadily increased over the past three years. This growth reects ATASK’s commitment to providing comprehensive and diverse support to meet the evolving needs of our clients.COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES

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15ATASK provided 53 clients with Economic Empowerment services 15ATASK provided critical legal advocacy and representation to over 100 clients, addressing more than 200 legal matters related to Family Law, Protection Orders, Immigration, Housing, Public Benets, Consumer/Finance/Tax, and Criminal Law. Through our legal services, we helped survivors secure protection orders, obtain legal immigration status, resolve housing disputes, and access public benets—ensuring their safety and long-term stability. By partnering with legal aid organizations, pro bono attorneys, and community-based organizations, ATASK expanded access to justice and built a stronger support network for survivors navigating complex legal systems. These partnerships allowed us to provide linguistically and culturally specic assistance, empowering clients to fully understand and exercise their legal rights.NEXT STEPS ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMLEGAL ADVOCACY & REPRESENTATION PROGRAM

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16ATASK strengthened partnerships, raised awareness, and drove change through active community engagement. We participated in 93 coalition, council, and task force meetings, fostering collaboration and strategic relationships. Our team facilitated and engaged in 92 community forums and discussions, creating space for critical conversations. Through 73 mobilization efforts, we empowered communities to take ownership of challenges and solutions. We also engaged in legislative advocacy, championing policy reforms to improve systemic responses for survivors. Outreach efforts distributed resources at health fairs, cultural fairs, public events, and community organizations, ensuring support reached those in need. These efforts reect our commitment to a safer, more informed, and engaged community.OUTREACH & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT1616

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20OUR GRATITUDE TO OUR SUPPORTERSThe Board and Staff of the Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence deeply appreciate the generosity of our donors. Your contributions empower survivors and help foster safe communities. We honor those who have made an impact between July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2024. GOVERNMENT GRANTS AND CONTRACTS ATASK acknowledges the vital funding provided by government grants and contracts, which help sustain our programs and services:• City of Lowell • Department of Public Health • Massachusetts Ofce for Victim Assistance - Victims of Crime Act • Ofce of Violence Against Women • Violence Against Women Act INSTITUTIONAL DONORS & COMMUNITY PARTNERS We extend our sincere gratitude to the corporations, businesses, foundations, family and legacy funds, professional associations, nonprot organizations, and community groups that support our work in bringing hope and safety to survivors. 42's Dinner CommunityAAPI Women Lead Accenture LLPActivision BlizardAllWays Health PartnersAppleAsian American Lawyers Association of Massachusetts (AALAM)Asian American Pacic Islanders Commission (AAPIC) Asian American Resource WorkshopAsian Community Fund APIsCAN Barr FoundationBay State Federal Savings Charitable FoundationBay State ITBiogen FoundationBirthday Wishes New YorkBNY MellonBoston Chinatown Neighborhood Center Boston Road RunnersBunker Hill Community CollegeCambodian Mutual Assistance Association of Greater Lowell, Inc. (CMAA)Charities Aid Foundation of America (CAF)CHHJ Franchising, LLCCHIC Community Engagement Consulting LLCCitizens Energy CorporationClark Lau LLCCollective Capacity ConsultingComcastCummings FoundationCushman ConceptsDao Tailor Alteration & Custom DesignDeloitte & Touche, LLPEastern Bank FoundationEdgerley Family FoundationEnglish For New BostoniansFish Family FoundationFranklin Square House Foundation, Inc.Frontstream CreditGoogleGreater Lowell Community Foundation (GLCF)GuardianHarvard Pilgrim Health CareHarvard University Employees Credit UnionHarvard University -Philanthropy and Nonprot OrganizationsHojokoHong Kong RestaurantHosdon Family Giving FundHUB International New England LLCImpossible6, LLCInsitute for the Musical Arts20

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21John Hancock Investment ManagementKappa Phi Lambda Sorority Inc., Xi ChapterLinkedInLooking Glass CounselingLoomis, Sayles & Company, L.P.Margaret Y. Wong Family FundMass General Brigham Health PlanMass Gaming Commission MassMutualMatson Navigation Company, Inc.Maxima Center, Inc.MicrosoftMintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.Moderna TherapeuticsMonsoon Asians & Pacic Islanders in SolidarityMorgan StanleyNewton-Wellesley HospitalNorth America Taiwanese Women's Association (NATWA)Oedipus FoundationOnce Upon a Time FoundationOraclePeople's United BankPzer Inc.Point32HealthProcter & GambleRaytheon TechnologiesRepertoire Immune MedicinesRicoh USA Inc.Rockefeller Philantrophy Advisors, Inc.Russell Colgate FundSanoSantander Holdings USASigma Psi Zeta - Theta CharterSilicon Falls, LLCSouth Cove Community Health CenterStephen MinistryStrem Chemicals, Inc.Tai Tung PharmacyTakeda PharmaceuticalsTech Networks of BostonThe Anu Advani & Sons Giving Back FundThe Benevity Community Impact FundThe Boston FoundationThe Center for Hope and HealingThe M&T Charitable FoundationThe Memorial Church at Harvard UniversityThe Morrison & Foerster FoundationThe Yale Charitable FoundationThermo Fisher ScienticThriving WomenTides FoundationTito's Handmade VodkaTJX FoundationToast.orgTown Fair Tire Foundation, IncTufts AssociationTufts Medical CenterTufts University Government and Community RelationsTufts University School of Dental MedicineTufts University, Jonathan M. Tisch College of Civic LifeU.S. Bank FoundationUnited Way - Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP)United Way of Massachussets BayVoya FinancialWhole Foods MarketCHANGEMAKERS (GIFTS $5,000 AND ABOVE) Geraldine Acuña-SunshineCatherine Yanhong ChanJulia and Martin ChandlerNick ChauVincent ChunGrace H. Lee EsqElisa Choi, MD FACP FIDSASylvia S. HanSarah G. KimKija KimVincent Lau21

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22Paul W. LeeRebecca A. LeeMary Y. LeeJamie A. LevittPoonam PatidarSubash and Viji PereiraLaura J. SenMinita Shah-MaraMarian A. TseNamseon Park TsouHOPE BUILDERS (GIFTS BETWEEN $2,500 - $4,999)Shawn Shiang CaiDavid A. ChappellBarbara Chen DiLulloPalmer & Linda DinkelJennifer FangFrank Guenther and Hae-Won RaPeggy HoVivian HsuSatoko Kishi HespYork LoArthur & Grace Chang MateosKamal MisraStephanie N. PhamRajesh SoundarDavid Yee HEALING CHAMPIONS (GIFTS BETWEEN $1,000 - $2,499) Alfredo AyalaMary ChappellJohn ChangFrancis E. ChinSelina Jung ChowJeff CoburnGeorge DonnellyEvelyn Encinas-LončarDouglas FambroughRichard GordonYvonne HaoDifei HuRenee InomataChef Penjan JanburiwongJohn and Patricia KimpelKatrina LeeAmanda LeeDominique LeeTzehin LeeGabrielle LinnellDiana LiEmily SyAudrey H. PaekVil RamosBernard H. RosmanShane SandersonDrs. Rohini and Ravinder SakhujaNabiha Saklayen Yih-hsien ShenJohn SheehanHelen ShihAmy SennettKristen TruglioKate and Ben TaylorYue Wen TianTricia LaMontagneSusen WongDr. Lisa M. WongEmily K. YuBRIDGE BUILDERS (GIFTS BETWEEN $500 - $999)Dr. Cyrus R. AkbarianJelena BabicEric BansonHarshita BhatiJulie and Daniel BrodySau King ChanMary and George ChinMarina DangIrene Li DeaneHeidi Hyunok DoAlison EggersMia FisherSandra Kay GibbsRegina HainKane HadleyJeffrey HsiTing-Ying HuangDavid JacobsAmy KridaratikornRukmini KarkiIsabel LegardaLindsey LimAnthony LiuHerlivi LinaresIvy MalaoRobert M. MelzerEmily NguyenTheresa Kim NguyenDaphne RamosNoel RubioEvangeline SardaDylan SaliuNoah SchneidermanElaine Shiang CaiWen Chyi ShyuJoan Chen KaneJoanna SwainAnwell TsaiDr. Zoe TsengRev. Cheng Imm TanReichi Yeh TorbertAnnamarie WhyYing-chen WangJohn WebberJohn WenCurtis WuMichelle TiuYeSeul KimDiane Young-SpitzerHongxiang Zheng22

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23FRIENDS OF ATASK (GIFTS LESS THAN $500)Lina Abu-AbsiSahar AbubuckerJoshua AdamsMoni AdhikariSharmi AhmadCarlo AlonzoNatalia AlvarezLorrie AndersonChristine AnthonyJose AntonioMyrish Antonio Luis ArcayaLani AsuncionEmily AuEduardo AyalaGabriel AyalaJim AyalaDr. Cristina BaensDishan BagayaoJulie BagayaoDr. Pedro BarbosaPhilip BardwellDr. Aurora BautistaMichele BaxterKaty BeaversBrianna BettinelliMeena BharathGeorgette BhathenaPrerana BhattJaime BlanchDavid BoffaIrena BojanicDebra BorkovitzMargot BotsfordTina BrandAnna BrodyLeslie BrunnerWendy BurnsMartín BustamanteAmy CahnersJing CaiMel CalicaMaureen CaluyaLisa CapocciaRina CastilloAntonino CatalanoNicholas CavalloLucia CelonaEunice ChaponAddiel ChaudhryDeborah ChenJulia ChenPatty CherellaSydney CherellaPauline CheungJoanne ChiassonJanice ChinGeumhee ChoChantal ChoiKunjal ChoksiLinda R. ChongMyDzung ChuChien-Chia ChuangLesley ChuangHon ChunJulia CoburnLindsay CoddFrancis CoeCarolyn Conley-DasEleanor ConnellyJennie ConwayCelestyne CookLiu CWHarry DamAnnette M. DavidScott DavisMelissa Elizabeth DeaneJohn DelyaniScott DevlinNick DiLulloElizabeth DionneLe DoanTanya DomogallaShaun DooleyWylie DoughtyMai T. DuAlex EdwardsChris EllisonRoy EpsteinCindy EstebanVioleta Rayon EstradaCatherine FalcettiDeborah O. FanelliAmelia FedykAngel FengRui FerreiraAlice FisherOliver FishsteinJonathan FitzgeraldEd FlynnLeslie Wu FoleyKiera FredericksenErika FreyKaren FriedmanXiao FuAlberto FuscoEmilia FuscoShivani GaikwadVictor GanjianDanielle Garber-LetitiaAlisa Gardner-TodreasSimi GeorgeSylvia GerberMary GiampietroChris GlennVeronica D. GominhoZayda GonzalezDavid GoodbergSuzanne GoonHui-Ting GradyClaudia GreenNina GrimaldiLisa GutchAnn Hackler23

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24Greta HagenMargaret Hahn-DuPontDeliyuon HambStacy HamiltonAndrew HanSteven HantonHailey HaoTheron HarpoleHugh HazeneldLewei HeKelly HedgecockRamdas HegdeCharlotte HemrDoris Jean HeroffShawn HigginsJulie HingarhMarcia HirshbergLip HoAmy HolthausSunyong Hong-OsbornAngela Soo HooJames Hook and Wen Chyi ShyuMichael HornBen HorsKim HowellJohn J. HsiaPauline HuieJay HullettArthur HurwitzTran HuynhSamuel HyunJohn-Mark IkedaMiranda IpFrancesca IspasoRani IyerElsa JanairoRaymond JanairoChrista JehleJung Sook JenningsAditi JhaveriYuenan JiangSuneeth JohnShayla JohnsonRobyn JongGreg JundanianTomás JurgensenKristina KazimierczakDeborah KeeProdelyn KerinsDanielle KimKwang KimSeyun KimTina KimJoe KimuraStephanie KingAnita KinkeadAmy KirschAbby KlingbeilAmmie KnowlesAmy KoSrilaxmi KomanduriJuliana KooShelly KooRoman KubyshkovskyyJenny and Noel LaguioLindsay LagunaCindy LaiJimmy LaiLudan LaiDaniel LamBo LanChris LauAlice LeeJinho LeeRachel LeeSung H. LeeMaria Leister and Nathan LapradeDel Del Leistritz-EdwardsShirley LeungAmy LiJames LiZhong W. LiSuzanne LiebDenis and Rebecca LinJenny LinXiaojin LinJesse LipsonBen LiuGang LiuMyra LiwanagShauna LoMary Darlene C. LombosMarko LoncarDavid LopezKatie LoueyJessica LuceroRonald Bugagoan M.D.Jonathan MaengMarianne MallenSeth MansurSue MapelShirley MarkTravis MarlinAudrey Martinez-GudapakkamValerie MasinJennifer MatticksMarie McCauleyMelissa McClintockDouglas McDermottMichele MeagherIsha MehrotraLia MeisingerRegina MelLily MelloAdriana Mendes-SheldonGloria MenesesJingzhou MengKim MennellaDiana MeyersLarisa and Chuck MillerMark MinFrancis MirandaVoranan MongkolpumiratMelanie MorrisNora MossRuth MoyAparna MujumdarAmarnath Nagappan24

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25Mohnish NairJean NamMargaux NersesianSilvia NerssessianSharvari NerurkarBik Fung NgSylvia NgLily Mei-Lai NganQuan NghiemDebbie NguyenHuy NguyenJoey NguyenVi NguyenRyan NistlerMichael NobleChiderah Okoye NordeeKatarina Obradovic-SarkicSheila O'ShaughnessyBob and Linda OttHiroko OyamaKate PaddockJohn David PajerowskiMichael PalumboMichelle ParadiseKim ParadisoDaisy PardasaniMillie ParikhDan ParkYoungshin ParkMelissa PartridgeAlka PatelMahesh PatelVanisha PatelFrancis PayumoMarisa De La PazBonnie PeelSoledad PerezLuan PhamVivian PhamThanh PhanEmily PirtCristina PlazaDaniel PomerantzJennifer L. PorterRandy PrescillaPatcharee PuangposobUmama QaiserEric Todd Quinto and Judith Ann LarsenMaria Enervon de RamosKat Delos ReyesAshley RodgersIgnacio RosalesBenjamin RoscoeCarl RosenbergLinda RuLisa RussellStephen RussellChareeda RustanapipulCasey RyuJamie SabinoKate SacktonCaleb SanderCharles SantiagoSudha SasidharanKarsten SauerElie SaumaLamine SavadogoMichael SchebestaHelen Chin SchlichteElizabeth SchmidtRachel SchwalbachMark V. ScottLorraine SeeSeema SetiaEdward and Terry SevillaEmma L. ShagottShital M. ShahLizzie ShanAtul SharmaNeil SharmaLindsey ShoenhardWilliam ShropshireNicholas SimoneAdam SkeatonBrenda SmithDarren SmithNancy SmithJennifer SnodgrassDeyang SongAlicia SpearinTeresa M. SpigelMitchell SteinerFella StevaniKate StokesAshley StolbaSteven StorchJanet SungRowena Sy-SantosCecilia TalamantesAraceli TalusanGrace TalusanYingwen TanAlice TangGloria Paredes TangonanAmanda TeoJudith ThomasJorg ThommesKeirsha ThompsonRosalind TordesillasLaura TourtellotteAngela TranPauline TranSusan TranUyen TranVu TranSarah TroianoElina TserlinKathy VadalaSundar VaradarajanMichael Velasco-ShenVijay VelusamyAtul VermaChristina VernaBurton VisnickAnne WalkerMelody WanDora Wang25

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26Henry WangHua WangLucie WangPeter WangShana WangLisa WatanabeEmily WeberJeffrey WeiYining WeiJames WeissmanAlexandra WelchKarina WenNathan WestcottEllen WhiteTori Willbanks-RoosTram WilliamsKimberlie WinterAlan Y. WongDanielle WongDr. John and Lena B. WongJay WongJulia WongLiane WongEva WuPamela WuCatherine XieJin XuSen XuLara YamadaVirginia YamadaStanley YamaneKelvin YamashitaGang YaoJay YiAlbert W. YoungMonlan YuanAnn ZhangKane ZhangLei ZhangHarris ZhaoJim ZhaoYanling ZhongFang ZhouIN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS ATASK is also grateful for the in-kind support that enhances our programs and services.• A Better Resolution: Audio Visual and Sound services• Charlie Castro: Photography services• Dado Tea: Beverages• Flour Bakery: Food and beverages• Gordon’s Wine: Alcoholic beverages• Horizon Beverage Company: Alcoholic beverages• Mariposa Bakery: Food and beverages• Marissa Fiorucci: Photography services• Mei Mei Dumplings: Prepared food• Mem Tea: Beverages• Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.: Backpacks & Holiday gift cards• Nine Waters Bakery: Baked goods• Ovenbird Bakery: Baked goods• Parker Quartet: Musical performance• Pilot House: Venue sponsorship• Project Elf: Holiday gift cards• Sugar & Spice, Inc.: Food• Tufts Medical Center: Computers• Wenni Wang: Website design services We also extend our gratitude to the many individuals who have contributed in-kind gifts, silent auction items, and those who have generously given their time through volunteer efforts. Your support strengthens our programs and uplifts the survivors we serve.* We have made every effort to accurately recognize our donors. If your name has been inadvertently omitted or misspelled, please accept our sincerest apologies and contact us at development@atask.org so we may correct our records.26

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27ATASK STAFFThis list includes all staff who were part of ATASK between July 1, 2023, and June 30, 2024.Sharmi M AhmadHiyas AlonzoCristina AyalaAndrea BriggsSithnath ChanGeumhee ChoJie DingIra EllisonEvelyn Encinas-LoncarKevin FigueroaHuei-Jou KaoChandana KarkiRukmini KarkiSavda KeoJina KimKatrina LinElizabeth LoranthAbeer MassriEmilyXuan T NguyenTheresa NguyenThi Kim C NguyenBinh PhamShruti S RauniyarTimothy RehbergDawn SaumaAly TranJennifer TranCarmen TungJessica WongJin WuJennifer YangAngel T YiATASK BOARDThe following individuals served on ATASK’s Board of Directors during the scal year from July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2024.Catherine ChanJulia Chandler Barbara Chen DiLulloElisa Choi, MD, FACP, FIDSAGrace Lee Poonam Patidar, Board ChairStephanie PhamMinita Shah-MaraRajesh SoundarBoard EmeritiAtsuko Toko Fish, ChairKija KimPaul W. Lee27

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