2023

annual

report

CELEBRATING MILESTONES

OUR MESSAGE

Dear Friends,

All of us can identify milestones in our lives —

significant moments that weave a narrative of who

we are, the choices we make, and the impact we have

forged a new path and opened a small residential

school on Cape Cod in 1955, hopeful and determined

they could create a better life for their children and others.

Since then, numerous milestones have helped weave the narrative of May Institute, and the impact this

organization and its people have had on hundreds of thousands of children, adolescents, and adults.

We invite you to watch the videos and read the stories in this annual report. They are a glimpse into how

these services translate into real-world examples of love and growth and how they impact people’s lives.

Thank you, as always, for supporting us in our work.

Most sincerely,

Lauren Cyd Solotar, Ph.D., ABPP Neal Todrys

LIVES IMPACTED

individuals and families received

services in 2023

63,260

students benefited from national

public school services in 2023

1.2M+

HOW YOU HELPED

grant supports construction of

a playground at the May Center

School in West Springfield.

Annual fundraising gala raises

programs and services.

through National Autism Center

at May Institute.

Donor dollars provide

Opened our irst homes for

adults with disabilities as an

alternative to institutional

care.

Stared ofering

Positive Behavior

Suppor services to

public schools around

the country, helping

to promote student

Parnered with Children’s

Hospital Boston in

pioneering home-based early

intervention services for

autistic children.

CELEBRATING MILESTONES

Institute completed

the National

Standards Project

to provide critical

information about

evidence-based

interventions for ASD.

30

Pioneered one of the nation’s

5

1

Mary Lou Maloney,

Chairperson of our

Board of Directors.

Relocated and

expanded the May

Center School for

Brain Injury and

Neurobehavioral

Disorders to a new

campus in Norwood,

Mass.

OUR CIRCLE OF FRIENDS

May Institute recognizes the individuals, corporations, foundations, and community partners whose

generosity ensures that individuals with autism and other special needs will live the fullest lives possible.

This listing reflects all cash gifts, pledge payments, and in-kind donations of $100 and above, recorded

during fiscal year 2023 ( July 1, 2022 — June 30, 2023).

We have made every effort to ensure these lists are accurate and complete. Should you find an error or

omission, please accept our apologies and notify the Office of Philanthropy at 781-437-1287 or giving@

Arthur Too Fight Autism Inc.

Lauren C. Solotar and David

Gansler

Beau and Trina Sturm

Diane and John Sullivan

The Fund for Autistic Children

Kathy and William Vranos

Richard M. and Lisa Wichmann

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Dr. Elizabeth Keating-Cohen

and Dr. Martin Cohen

Laurie Z. and Kenneth P.

Dennis M. Falvey

Ina and Lewis Heafitz

Kendra Scott - Legacy Place

Melrose Cooperative Bank

Nancy Nager

Ikechukwu Okonkwo

Connecticut Science Center

Shauna Cristoforo

Jayne M. and Paul J. Currier

Susan K. and Matthew E.

Janice Davis

Kenneth A. Davis and Diane L.

Exceptional Kids Adcocacy

Carol I. and Arthur J. Foley

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Kara Frasca

Fun And Games

Norma J. and Ernest J. Grassey

Greater Boston Stage

Company

Keith Groves

Gustazo Cuban Kitchen & Bar

Sharyn and Scott Hopkins

Paola Katz

Kenagy

Michael Lawler

Joyce and Harry Letaw

Jonathan and Marni Levitt

Le and Michael Lindsay

George and Debbie Long

Stanley Black & Decker

Story Land

Tee Taggart and Jack Turner

Takeda Pharmaceuticals

Christa Thomas-Jones

Susan B. and Jim F. Toohey

Casey Troy

Florence N. Wanki and Oliver

Jonathan Wolf

Iolanta and Dmitry Zelman