Philadelphia 2018 Annual Report Message from the CEO

Between a surprise visit from Sylvester Stallone and the progress that we made on the expansion of the Chestnut Street House, 2018 was a transformational year filled with triumph and transition at the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House.

Throughout the year, we also hosted numerous popular events, bringing together thousands of members of the PRMH community in support of the families we serve. Our biggest events included the 10th Annual Plane Pull presented by Allstate, the Hit ‘Em For The House Golf Outing, the Audi quattro Cup, the Philalympics, the Champions of Hope Awards Dinner, and, needless to say, our far-reaching, lively Show Your Stripes birthday celebration.

In August, we welcomed 232 campers, 112 volunteer counselors, and 19 volunteer medical staff to Ronald McDonald Camp in the Pocono Mountains. Ronald McDonald Camp is one week of overnight camp that offers children with cancer and their siblings an opportunity to experience the joys and adventures of a traditional summer camp while receiving the specialized care and support that they need. In a nurturing, supportive environment, our campers can talk openly about cancer and feel welcomed by other children who understand their experiences.

In November, we opened a new Ronald McDonald Family Room in the Children’s Seashore House, our second Family Room at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. This new Family Room offers adult family members and visitors a quiet respite away from the stresses of the hospital, just steps away from their children who may be undergoing rehabilitation, participating in a feeding program, or receiving some other form of life-changing treatment at the Seashore House.

Last year in June, after years of planning, budgeting, and fundraising, we broke ground on the new eight-story Jill and Alan B. Miller Tower at our Chestnut Street House. With the addition of the Miller Tower, we will be able to welcome more than double the number of families we currently serve— from approximately 800 to an estimated 1,900 annually. Our available room nights will increase from 16,000 to more than 40,000 per year. In combination with the completion of the renovation and reconstruction of our current facilities, our families will have more amenities than ever before.

Construction has been steady since groundbreaking and we anticipate holding a grand opening of the Miller Tower in the spring following the landscaping of our outdoor dining area, food forest, and green rooftop. I am grateful to our devoted construction project team for their continued management as this much-anticipated expansion project has forged ahead. Our robust relationships with our owner’s representative WatchDog, architectural firm Ewing Cole, and construction management team P. Agnes have been crucial for our success as we near completion.

Our fantastic year filled with milestones would not have been possible without the kindness and generosity of the many people and organizations who believe in our mission. There is no easy way to sufficiently convey my appreciativeness, but please accept my sincere THANK YOU to each and every one of you. You supported us not only monetarily, but also with your time and energy.

I want to acknowledge our phenomenal board of directors, staff, and volunteers. You have worked so hard over the past year to keep this House running in the midst of construction. Through all of the construction noise and commotion, the closing of existing spaces inside, and the relocation of staff offices, you have not slowed down.

Lastly and most importantly, I wish to thank our families. On top of their daily struggles of caring for a seriously ill child in an unfamiliar city, they have patiently waited for an available room and dealt with the stress of finding somewhere else to stay while we are full due to our extremely long waitlists.

And with that, I hope you will take great pride as you read the following pages because your incredible contributions are responsible for all of the marvelous things we have achieved this year.

My warmest wishes,

Susan Campbell, Chief Executive Officer

2 | PRMH Annual Report Meet our Families

The Bonn Family Two years ago, when Owen Bonn was turning just 2 years old, his parents realized that he was losing his eyesight. Doctors in his hometown of Hershey diagnosed him with retinoblastoma—a form of eye cancer—and Owen and his family came to Philadelphia seeking treatment. They now come to Philly more than once a month. Fortunately, they have been able to stay at the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House.

His mother shares, “The financial burden that the House lifts is just a small part of what is offered, and that alone is a stress relief. The staff and volunteers are so kind, and it is uplifting to talk to other parents in other situations. I always feel more positive going into our appointments after staying at the House.”

Owen loves dancing to music played from the jukebox, playing with the dogs during pet therapy, and having fun during art therapy at the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House. He’s even made friends with another child with retinoblastoma.

His mother shares, “Cancer is life changing—it can make you bitter or better. We are so thankful for the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House because it continues to help us through dark times.”

The Tomczyk Family At the age of 12, sports-loving Jami Tomczyk suffered a serious concussion during a volleyball game, which gave her excruciating pain throughout her entire body. The pain would not go away, and after two years, doctors realized her ailment was more complicated and she was diagnosed with amplified musculoskeletal pain (known as AMP). She was then accepted at a one-month program at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, which gave her a comprehensive and individualized treatment.

Jami is from Yardley, PA, and she would have been unable to drive back and forth between her home and the hospital to take part in the program. Fortunately, Jami and her mother, Chris, were able to stay at the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House—just minutes from the hospital. Chris shares, “Her days of treatment were grueling and she was extremely exhausted at the end of them. The Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House was perfect for Jami’s recovery. We were so close to CHOP, so we could either walk or use the shuttle service that they offered. It was so nice to be in a home-like setting after a long day at the hospital. The room was so cozy and clean, the staff was so kind, and the meals were amazing. We are so grateful that Jami had a comforting place to rest after a hard day”.

Although Jami still experiences some pain and other side effects due to her concussion, she is a happy teenager who participates in several dance classes throughout the week.

PRMH Annual Report | 3 Our Impact in 2018

OUR HOUSES

NEEDED NOW MORE THAN EVER 2,137 While we opened our doors for 2,137 family stays, there were Family stays 7,715 requests that we could not accommodate because we were full—a devastating statistic that both highlights the demand for our services and compels us to find a way to be 365 there for the families who need us. Longest number of consecutive nights Family Stays for one family 2,137 Requests we could not 12.1 accommodate Nights in the average family stay Turnaways: 7,715 Chestnut Street 7,152 Front & Erie 563 7,715 Family requests we Most turnaways in a single month: could not accommodate because we were full. Chestnut Street 876 Front & Erie 113

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Chestnut Street

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia/ 89% Hospital of the Univ. of Pennsylvania

6% Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia/ Wills Eye Hospital 2% Other 3%

Front & Erie

27% Shriners Hospital

St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children

9% Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia 60% Other 4%

TOP HOSPITAL DEPARTMENTS Chestnut Street Front & Erie 31% 62% Oncology Orthopaedics

18% 7% Neonatology Oncology

10% 5% Cardiology Neonatology

FAMILY SURVEYS 98% Families who agree that staying at the House 99% helped to reduce their stress levels Families who agree that because of the House, they were better able to maintain their well- 96% Families who agree that staying at the House being while their children received care provided them with support that they would not otherwise have received during their children’s 98% care Families who agree that staying at the House allowed them to spend less time traveling and more time by their children’s side 98% Families who agree that sleeping at the House is more restful than at the hospital

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DOMESTIC FAMILIES SERVED

We served families from 47 states with the majority traveling from PA, NJ, and NY.

32%

19%

9%

2-4%

<2%

N/A

INTERNATIONAL FAMILIES SERVED

We served families from 29 countries and one U.S. Territory including: Australia Dominican Republic Iraq Pakistan Sudan Bahamas France Kenya Philippines Tonga Bolivia Greece Mexico Puerto Rico Trinidad and Tobago Canada Guatemala Nepal Rwanda United Kingdom Croatia Haiti New Zealand Saint Lucia Uruguay Cyprus Honduras Nigeria Singapore

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SHERATON UNIVERSITY CITY PARTNERSHIP

In order to construct our new tower, we first demolished a portion of our existing 104 Family stays property, including the 12-room Carriage House section of our facility. This means that during construction, our Chestnut Street House has had even fewer rooms to host families. To help us make up for the deficit, we partnered with 365 Longest number of the Sheraton University City Hotel to lease a 10-room floor of their building consecutive nights for one family until our new tower is opened. Families staying at the Sheraton, located just four blocks away from our Chestnut Street House, have full access to all of the 58.4 Nights in the amenities provided by the House. This includes home-cooked meals, social average family stay worker assistance, therapeutic evening activities, and more. Families also have the benefit of being located on a floor dedicated only to those coping with their child’s medical care.

All of the families staying at the Sheraton had children being treated at CHOP.

The top three hospital departments where the patients were treated were Neonatology (36%), Oncology (23%), and Cardiology (15%).

RONALD McDONALD FAMILY ROOMS

Our Ronald McDonald Family Rooms, two at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia—one serving the Oncology Unit and one at the Seashore House—and one serving the Critical Care Unit of St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children, extend the comfort and support of our Houses into the hospital by offering quiet and comfortable respite spaces where families can rest and regroup away from the bedside.

127 Patient Rooms served by every day by both Family Rooms combined

93% Families who agreed that the Family Room helps them maintain their well-being while their children receive care

93% Families who agreed that the Family Room helps to reduce their stress levels while at the hospital

VOLUNTEERS IN ACTION

Whether they are preparing meals, driving the shuttle vans to the hospital, hosting an activity at the Family Rooms, volunteering at an event, dedicating a week of summer vacation as a camp counselor, or helping in an endless number of other ways, our volunteers are truly the heart of our organization. Hundreds of volunteers complement the work of our 28 full-time and 30 part-time staff and make what we do possible every day of the year, and for that we are truly grateful.

348 230 House and 151 Community Volunteer Camp Staff Family Room Service Groups Volunteers 806 5,500 683 Guest Chef Meals Shuttle Van Trips Family Activities

PRMH Annual Report | 7 OUR IMPACT IN 2018 CONTINUED

RONALD MCDONALD CAMP

Our one-week overnight Ronald McDonald Camp, located in the Poconos, provides an opportunity for children with cancer and their siblings to experience the joys of summer camp each August. 232 156 5 83 Total Campers Patient Campers Leaders in Training Junior Campers age 7 to 12 55 76 4 143 New Campers Sibling Campers Counselors in Training Senior Campers age 13 to 17

CAMPERS SERVED BY GEOGRAPHIC ORIGIN PARENT SURVEYS In 2018, 67% of Campers came from Pennsylvania, 30% from New Jersey, 1% from Virginia, 1% from Delaware, and 1% from Maryland. Children coming from Philadelphia and the surrounding six-county 99% region made up 62.5% of all campers. Parents who agreed that Camp has a positive impact on their 17% child’s wellbeing

11% 99% Bucks Parents who agreed that Camp Montgomery 10% has helped their child build 9% confidence and become more independent 8% Chester 100% Delaware Burlington

Camden 5% Parents who would recommend Camp to other families with Philadelphia 3% children with cancer

100% Parents who agreed that Camp is a valuable resource to the siblings who attend

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Chestnut Street House Expansion

To decrease the number of turnaways at our Chestnut Street House, we began the Room in Our Hearts campaign for expansion. On June 29, 2017 we celebrated the groundbreaking ceremony and we are looking forward to completion in the first quarter of 2019.

Detailed architectural plans are in place to add 104 bedrooms while modernizing others—more than doubling our capacity to house, feed, and nurture families through social work and other supportive services. With the addition of the 8-story tower and the renovation of areas in the existing facility, this expansion will enable us to go from serving approximately 800 families annually over the past three years to an estimated 1,900 families, and it will increase our available room nights from around 16,000 to more than 40,000 per year.

127 84 total number of rooms New standard family at the Chestnut Street House bedrooms

12 8 Fully wheelchair-accessible New bedrooms for guest bedrooms immunocompromised patients

• A new welcome center and reception area to welcome families to the PRMH community • Newly constructed first floor kitchens for Guest Chef and family use and seating for 200 guests • Quiet, tranquil, rooftop green space for family use • New indoor and outdoor play areas for children of all ages

10 | PRMH Annual Report Standard bedroom New kitchen and seating areas

Rooftop garden and open areas Welcome center

Philadelphia Sports Teams Activity Zones More

Health and Wellness Center Arts, Crafts, and FUN Education Center Theater Lounge Coming

Sliding Board Fun Soon!

Parents Perch

Youngsters Playroom

Theater and Activity Center

Outdoor Playground

PRMH Annual Report | 11 Financial Highlights FOR YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 2018

ASSETS AND LIABILITIES SUMMARY OF REVENUES AND EXPENSES Assets $39,419,803 Contributions* $18,483,620 Liabilities $7,387,898 Investment Revenue $219,047 Net Assets $32,031,905 Guest Fee Revenue $106,219 Other Revenue $114,049 EASING FINANCIAL HARDSHIPS Total Revenue $18,922,935 Families are never turned away due to inability to pay and Total Expenses $5,878,570 many have the nightly fee waived or reduced. Excess Revenue over Expenses $13,044,365 Suggested Guest Fee Per Night $15 IN-KIND Actual Cost of Providing Total In-Kind Contributions* $452,078 Services Per Night $148 *Contributions include annual operating donations and capital campaign pledges.

ANNUAL OPERATING EXPENSES TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES

11% Fundraising

72% 2% Family Rooms Programs 91% 17% Houses Administration 7% Camp

PRMH is more than doubling our capacity to serve more families. In preparation for the expansion, the fundraising costs have increased to meet the needs of the capital campaign in development, fundraising, marketing, and communications.

HOW DOES McDONALD’S HELP? McDonald’s played a vital role at the inception of the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House, the first Ronald McDonald House in the world, which opened on October 15, 1974. After 44 years, Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) and our local McDonald’s owner/operators remain committed to supporting our programs.

Each year, the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House receives 10 percent of its annual budget from the local chapter of RMHC – RMHC of the Philadelphia Region. RMHC of the Philadelphia Region is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that receives its support from the owners/operators of the more than 300 McDonald’s Restaurants in the region (including the greater Philadelphia area, Southern New Jersey, and Delaware). This funding comes from in-store canister donations, Shamrock Shake sale proceeds, and other promotions and annual gifts.

The McDonald’s Owner/Operators of the Greater Philadelphia Region involvement extends beyond monetary support as:

• McDonald’s owner/operators participate as members of our Board of Directors. • McDonald’s owner/operators and suppliers work to raise money and awareness through promotional and fundraising events. • Local McDonald’s employees are dedicated volunteers. • The remaining 90 percent of our annual budget comes from the generosity of individuals, corporations, and foundations.

12 | PRMH Annual Report Our Donors

$25,000+ Michael and Amy Menkowitz Fox & Roach Charities Anonymous P. Agnes Bruce and Nadine Goldenberg The Alan and Jill Miller Foundation Pfizer, Inc. Gregory Halligan Allstate Insurance Company RELX Pat Heenan The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Shari and Mark Rosenberg The Heroes Tournament (Sean Morris Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Louis and Bessie Stein Foundation Benefit/Barry Bush Memorial) Eden Bridge Foundation Subaru of Cherry Hill Jonathan Hoffman McDonald’s Faro Blanco Invitational Vanguard Charitable Thomas Holly Tournament Steven Hwang Kisses for Kyle Foundation $5,000 - $9,999 Independence Blue Cross McDonald’s Lehigh Valley All-Star Anonymous (4) Insurance Auto Auctions, Inc. Classic Aegis Property Group J&J Snack Foods Corporation Mechanical and Service Contractors AERC Recycling Solutions Jack Miller Family Foundation Association of Eastern PA American Kitchen Machinery and Janssen Biotech, Inc. Denny Parisan’s Race for the House Repair The June and Steve Wolfson Family Philadelphia Flyers Dan and Edwina Amoroso Foundation Mr. Daniel H. Polett Steinberg Conference Center Just Born Quality Confections R. and J. Zelov Charity Trust James and Janet Averill The Katie Kirlin Fund Ronald McDonald House Charities of Berje, Inc. Cindy Keaveney the Philadelphia Region Berks County Community Foundation Mike Kelly and Alison Saifer Teva Pharmaceuticals Bob and Sally Biglin Kelsey Family Foundation United Way of Greater Philadelphia Jacqueline and William Bishop Klein Hersh International and Southern New Jersey Dolly and Lou Blanco Kramer Holding Corp Penny Weiner Bloomberg, LP Kramer Insurance Center Bob Palmer Memorial Fund Lauren’s First and Goal Foundation $10,000 - $24,999 Employees Community Fund of The Loftus Construction, Inc. Anonymous (2) Boeing Company Lotman Management LLC Aberdeen Standard Investments Boscia Family Foundation Louis N. Cassett Foundation The American Benefactor Foundation The Brian Seibert Memorial Fund Martin Law LLC American Heritage Federal Credit Broughton Foundation Mary & Emanuel Rosenfeld Foundation Union Burrell McDonald’s Corporation - Employee AO1 Foundation, Inc. Caddick Utilities, LLC Matching Gifts Program The Benevity Community Impact Donna Calvert and family in honor of The Merck Foundation Foundation Stephen Calvert Salli and Stephen Mickelberg CCR Specialty Chemicals Daniel and Adele Carlin The Montufar Family David and Barbara Cohen Robert and Lynda Chambers Jason Neal Coldwell Banker Preferred Chester County Industrial Development Bernie and Sandra Nelson Core States Group Authority NFL Alumni and Philadelphia Chapter CSL Behring The Christina & Tyler Roy Foundation Cheerleaders Dries and Katie Darius Peter Ciarrocchi Ronald and Estelle Nighswander Peter and Mimi Degnan CJR Memorial Foundation Northwestern Mutual Foundation - Jim and Carol Ditkoff Coca-Cola Company Matching Gifts Program Dominic V. DiCicco Memorial Trust Construction Financial Management OTG Management LLC Ecomedia - CBS Association - Philadelphia Chapter Mark and Susan Panella Ellis A. Gimbel Trust Cox Automotive Jan and Jacob Pecarsky in honor of Feeney’s Nursery, Inc. Crystal Steel Fabricators, Inc. Whitney Fox Thomas and Maryann Fenerty Fal De Saint Phalle PeroxyChem Firstrust Bank Joseph and Barbara Delaney Hassel Perrel Gemini Bakery Equipment Nanette Derenzi The Persinger Family Holman Automotive Group, Inc. Di Bruno Bros. Philadelphia Police Department Estate of Joan O. Cahan DLL Pottstown Parks and Rec Foundation JPMorgan Chase & Co. The Eden Charitable Foundation Rich and Beth Probinsky Nicholas and Celeste Karamatsoukas The EMSS Foundation, Inc. Jill and Neil Reiff James and Marie Koegel ERT Reliant Machinery USA Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lassin Exelon Generation Kenneth and Sheri Resnik MassMutual Greater Philadelphia Jeanne and Steve Follett Michael and Denise Riley Sue and Elliot Menkowitz Amy Fox and Daniel Wheeler Christopher and Amy Roak

PRMH Annual Report | 13 OUR DONORS CONTINUED Alexander Roulston Clementon Park Seer Interactive s2s Communications Ms. Susan Cloran Shields and Shields, M.D. P.C. Samuel Staten, Sr. Charitable Trust Cocktails Against Cancer Barbie Spear Anne Scardino Lisa Colby Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP Selene Finance Benjamin Connors Brad McFee and Pat Tagliolini Brent Senseny and Linda D. Cluck Contemporary Staffing Solutions Taylor Company Manish and Nina Shah Copabanana Volpe & Koenig, P.C. Alexandra Shaner Andrew Corrigan Watchdog USA LLC The Snider Foundation Ged Deming Spencer Wiley Springfield Ford Lincoln Francis Donnelly XL Catlin Suminoe Textile of America DoubleTree by Hilton Philadelphia Yards Brewing Company The Corvette Enthusiasts Community Center City Young Lawyers Section of the Delaware Foundation Edwards-Freeman Nut Company County Bar Association The Wiener Family Foundation Enterprise Holdings Kenneth A. Youngblood and Family Mr. Michael S. Tornvall William Feeley Tristate HVAC Equipment, LLP Fox Rothschild Attorneys at Law The Turner Family Jerry and Brenda Frebowitz $1,000 - $2,499 UAS The Garbose Family 110th Street Foods United Scrap Metal PA Gemino Healthcare Finance 155S United Way of the Greater Lehigh General Building Contractors A3 Media (Ashley Advertising) Valley Association Madlyn and Leonard Abramson UNIVEST Glebar Company Richard Adelizzi Frank Unterwald Paul and Debra Greenwald Advertising Specialty Institute The Van Aken Family Foundation David and Linda Guendelsberger Aetna Foundation, Inc. Clarence J. Venne Foundation James and Maryanne Gutknecht Donald Alf Walgreens William and Linda Harris Alpha Delta Pi - University of Marlene Weinberg Winston Hazel Pennsylvania Paul and Darcie Wendolowski Hillmann Consulting, LLC AmazonSmile Foundation The William Penn Foundation HMS Host Ammons Supermarkets Steve and Jen Wright Holland & Knight LLP Timothy Andrews Wylie’s Day Foundation Hudson Group Scot Arch Zurich North America The Huron Foundation Association of Pediatric Hematology IBM Employee Services Center Oncology Nurses Karen Jacobi Astellas Pharma US $2,500 - $4,999 Jefferson Health - New Jersey Steven and Leslie Atkinson Anonymous JK Group Inc. Alysia Baldwin-Ferro and Mike Ferro Donna and Michael Abbonizio John G. and Ruth K. Kramer Bank of America Charitable American Solutions for Business Charitable Trust Foundation AmeriHealth Caritas Jeremy and Brooke Kees Dorothy and Don Barker Leonard and Nancy Amoroso Robert and Margot Keith Michael and Barri Baurer Max Paul’s Ardmore Toyota & Central The Klein Group LLC BCH Research Solutions, LLC City Toyota Hanne Larsen Richard and Elizabeth Becker AvalonBay Communities Martin’s Famous Potato Rolls and Richard Bianchi Aviation Institute of Maintenance Bread The Boeing Company Brian and Christine Bauer Peter Maruca and Cricket Brosius Bright Funds Foundation Leonard and Ellan Bernstein Metropolitan Contract Carpets B-Safe Security BFF Friendship Foundation Martin and Terri Micklin Matthew and Donna Burke Shannon Bowes New York Ice Cream Inc. Cara’s Sweethearts Vincent and Melissa Brigidi Novocure Kathleen Carickhoff Pennsylvania Farm Bureau James O’Connor Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback William and Carol Callanan Philadelphia Department of Prisons Foundation Casey Doolin Memorial Foundation Philadelphia Eagles Clayton H Landis Co, Inc. Michelle and Kevin Cavanaugh Police and Fire Federal Credit Union Clown Bomber Charitable Giving CBIZ, Inc. Prescribe Wellness Norman and Suzanne Cohn Jeffrey Chamness Rabinowitz Family Charitable Fund Bob Cole Rachel Charamella Randstad Sourceright James and Caroline Coleman Rob Chase Devin Raventos Tristram and Ruth Colket Checking for Cancer Michael Reilly Colorcon, Inc. Kevin Church Mark and Lynn Samson The Comcast Foundation Citrin Cooperman Schwartz Creed Foundation Comfort Temp Inc. 14 | PRMH Annual Report OUR DONORS CONTINUED Marian and Frank Conicella Cathy Huang Morrissey Family Foundation Connoisseur Media, LLC Patricia Insley Konstantine and Megan Mylonas Morgan and Nicole Cowperthwaite Robert and Ellen Jaffe National Board of Medical Examiners CSAA Insurance Group, a AAA Insurer Ryan and Kellie Jeffers Abraham and Dana Nechemia D’Angelo Bros., Inc. The Jennifer C. LePera Memorial Marc and Abby Nelson Howard and Julie Delfiner Foundation Nitschmann Middle School Christopher DePowell The JennJoe Fund of the Community Robert and Tyann Nordness Dick and Sally Brickman Fund Foundation of New Jersey Patrick Norton Linda Dietz Judene and Aroldo Jimenez Sarah Nossov Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation Andrew Johnson Kevin and Rhonda Ochs Geraldine Dougherty and K.C. Lum Robert Kachur Sean O’Connell Dr. Pepper Snapple Group Katie’s Krusaders Susan O’Connell Bob Edmiston Tom and Kelly Keyer Jim and Deena O’Connor Edmund G. Taussig and Frances Kath Alex Kleyner O’Neal Industries Taussig Foundation KLH Enterprises, LLC ONKYO U.S.A.Corporation EisnerAmper LLP Samuel and Marianna Knight Orion General Contractors, Inc. Nina and Lou Eni Bryan Koegel David Outten Epstein Family Charitable Trust Jerry and Deena Koffler Parker’s Army Erdenheim Elementary School Kenneth and Karen Koretsky Bill Parkes ESSA Bank & Trust Derek Koss Max and Sandi Paul EwingCole Charitable Foundation Dr. Scott Kozin Mary Pearse Exelon Foundation Suzanne Krieger Penn Wynne School Famous 4th Street Cookie Co. Laden Family Foundation The Pennsylvania Modified Dolls Yao Fang and Norman Bottorff Emily Latshaw Philadelphia Activities Fund Margaret Farrell Alexander Laughlin The Alice H. & Joseph W. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Harris S. Fishman Lebanon Valley Insurance Company Fund Michael Fountaine Lehigh Valley Region SAAC Philadelphia Insurance Companies & Mark Francisco Michael Lepore TMNA Services Frank J. Tornetta School of Anesthesia Bob and Barbara Lewis Joseph and Janet Pientka FreedomPay Liscio’s Bakery James and Linda Pizzi Ralph Gariano John Livengood Marie Poos Gary F. Gardner, Inc. Richard and Wendy Looker Pozzuolo Rodden, P.C. Barbara Gattuso Bob Lopes Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pusey Germantown Academy William Lynch Ram Racing Karen Gitsas MacQuarie Group Foundation Regency Centers, LP Golf Outing Productions Timothy and Andrea Mahon Reiser Joel and Matthew Damron Main Line Yoga Shala Mary Renny Nicole and Kurt Gossett Mainstay Engineering Group, Inc. Robert Rhodes Christine Grad John Makara and Katherine Patterson Nicole Rich The Graham Company Manoa Elementary School Rockledge Pub Grand Holy Royal Arch Chapter of Maple Point Middle School Jamie and Jeffrey Roes Pennsylvania Frank and Robin Mara Roosevelt Family Medical Center Greek Orthodox Ladies Philoptochos - Marketplace PHL Beth Rosenbaum Society of St. Luke Emily Martin Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rosenthal Deena Greenspon The Martin Brower Company Marta Rozans Rick and Linda Gross Mr. Mark Mattson RSM US Stephan and Sheryl Grupp George Maynes Donald and Susan Rush Guth Elementary School Michael and Anna McAleer Amy and John Saal Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Halpin McDonald’s Corporation Carol Sacks Earl and Phyllis Hannum Benjamin Mears Phyllis and Arthur Saft Elizabeth Harney Meditology Services Samson Wealth Management Group Harrah’s Philadelphia - Casino & Melillo Consulting The Saramar Charitable Fund Racetrack Jim Menkevich Robert and Jeanne Savage Judianne Hashagen Merchandise General Sales Ashley Scarpone Health Partners Plans Patricia Meyers Kathryn and Kenneth Schafer Warren Herz Charles and Mary Miller Mr. and Mrs. William Schantz Rosalie Hetrick Eva Moldovan Louis and Linda Schwartz Elmer and Wanda Hill Joseph Montesano Liz and Jeremy Schwehm Michael and Alexa Hogarty Morgan Levine Dolan Sean James Dolan Memorial Fund Harry & Veronica Hoplamazian Morgan Properties Ronald and Maureen Sereny

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Thomas and Jaana Sheehan Synergy Auto Sales LLC Harold Van Bosse Joan Shepp Team AFS Vanguard Matching Gift Program Roy and Lee Shubert Team Chappy Scott Verrelli Frank Shuman The Frezel Family Charitable Fund Vesuvio’s Family Restaurant Sol and Naomi Berman Charitable John and Gina Tighe Lillian Weekes Foundation Glen and Lynn Tobias Wells Fargo Foundation Springfield Lioness Club Tohickon Middle School Susan and Don Wenger St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church Total Tech Corp Harris and Leslie Wildstein St. Peter School Trion Group, a Marsh & McLennan Barbara Williams Stafford Township Board of Education Agency Lauren Williams Ms. Laura Steel Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Trudgeon Peter and Susie Wilmerding Stephano Slack LLC Deborah Tye Patricia Zimmaro Scott Stevens The Uncommon Individual Foundation Sun East Federal Credit Union University of Pennsylvania Division of Swarthmore Presbyterian Church Public Safety

WE THANK OUR SUPPORTERS FOR THEIR GENEROSITY. While every donation is very important to us, only gifts of $1,000 or higher are listed due to space limitations. Although every attempt is made to accurately report all of our donors, errors can occur. We apologize for any misspelling or omission.

Please contact Jennifer Donlevie at 215.387.8406 or [email protected] with corrections. Room in Our Hearts Donors

CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP ROOM IN OUR HEARTS Jon and Frances Blum CONTRIBUTORS DONORS Patricia Blumberg Glenn and Susan Blumenfeld Tower Benefactors The following list represents all of Hoagy and Evelyn Bock Jill and Alan B. Miller our donors who have supported Bonn Family the Room in Our Hearts Boscia Family Foundation Leadership Contributors campaign at $500 or above as of Joshua Boyle The Daniel B. and Florence E. Green December 31, 2018. James Bracali Foundation and Firstrust Anonymous (5) William and Kathleen Brady Anne and Ron Krancer and Family 1830 Family Foundation Iris Braunstein Ronald McDonald House Charities of Donna and Michael Abbonizio The Brian Seibert Memorial Fund the Philadelphia Region AbbVie The Brind Foundation Aberdeen Standard Investments David Broderick Legacy Partner The Abramson Family Foundation Bob and Lynn Brownlee The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Adelphia Metals, Inc. Bryan and Nancy Burdick Susanna and Dean Adler Evelyn Burrows New Market Tax Credit Program Scott and Sandra Adzick Craig Butchenhart Partners George Ahern Kara and Frank Cafasso Chase Community Development Karen and Richard Albert Callie Cares & The Cavanaugh Family Banking Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation In honor of Stephen Calvert from his City First New Markets Fund II Mazhar and Saadiya Alidina family Commonwealth Cornerstone Group Dan and Edwina Amoroso Ronald McDonald Camp Counselors PIDC Community Capital Troy and Stephanie Anderson Susan Campbell Arbor Material Handling, Inc. Fernando and Fresia Campero PROJECT TEAM Tracy and Bobbie Armstrong Robert and Susan Carlson CFI David Chou & Associates Claire Arnold Lisa and Joseph Chaiken Ewing Cole Patricia and Daniel Austin Kelly Chambers P. Agnes The Bacharach Family CHCA, RACH Pennoni Bakers Club of Philadelphia Chester County Industrial Development Watchdog Real Estate Project Managers The Barson Family G.W. Bartels Authority Tiesha Bennett The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Leonard and Ellan Bernstein CHOP Oncology Social Workers The Biglin Weinberg Family Christian Rawden and Stephanie Thomas and Janice Biron Rawden Dolly and Lou Blanco Cheryl Christiansen Block Advisors Karen Christie Bluebird London Restaurant Kevin Christine

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Timothy Clark Robert and Penny Fox Ironworkers Local 405 Gary and Rose Clemente Fox Rothschild Attorneys at Law Saul and Harriet Jacobs David and Barbara Cohen Frank and Cheryl Franco Lawrence and Amy Jacobson Norman and Suzanne Cohn Katie Frohnapple Jane and Jim Sutow Family Foundation Caroline and James Coleman Stephen and Christina Fuges Jeffrey Jay Weinberg Memorial Marian and Frank Conicella Chris Gabriel Foundation The Montufar Family Charles Gaines JP Morgan Chase Frederick and Patricia Conner The Garbose Family The June and Steve Wolfson Family In honor of Joseph & June Corbo Chris and Laura Gebhart Foundation Brian Correll The Genesio Company Kampi Components Company, Inc. Jeanne Cortner Stephen Gershberg Jeffrey and Amy Kaplan Morgan and Nicole Cowperthwaite Ronald Giannone Mitchell and Sharon Kaplan Rebecca and Jeffrey Coyle Edward and Kimberly Gibbons Nicholas Karalis Drew Coyle Jerald and Kerrie Gilbert Peter and Marie Katevatis The Cozen O’Connor Foundation, Inc. Carol and Donald Gleklen Steven and Francine Katz CSL Behring Dena and Morey Goldberg Leroy and Candace Kean John and Marilyn Cullen Harvey and Rosalie Goldberg The Keaveney Family The Curaterra Fund of the Renaissance Hy and Terri Goldberg Janet Keel Charitable Foundation Bruce and Nadine Goldenberg Robert and Margot Keith The Dale L. Reese Foundation Bruce and Judi Goodman Mike Kelly and Alison Saifer D’Angelo Bros., Inc. Ms. Debbie Gottlieb and Mr. Allen Todd and Nicole Kendall Anthony DeCarlo Kellerman Will P. Kendall Peter and Mimi Degnan Samara Gouchman Arnold and Naomi Kessler Ann DeLaney Carolyn and William Graham Cameron Klingle Joseph and Barbara Delaney Greek Orthodox Ladies Philoptochos - Knights of Columbus #10921 Michael and Susan Delaney Society of St. Luke Alfred and Sandra Kramer Ged Deming Anne and Ron Krancer and Family The Daniel B. and Florence E. Green Joseph and Michele DiBello Green Mountain Energy Sun Club Foundation and Firstrust The Lotman Family Norman and Lesley Greenspan Krasner Charitable Foundation District Council 21 - IUPAT Paul and Debra Greenwald Sylvia Kreithen The Doane Family In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Michelle, Todd, Zoe, Jonah & Elianna James and Karen Dolan Greiner Jr. Landau In honor of Dominic V. DiCicco Claire and Stewart Gruber Lauren’s First and Goal Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Donahue Frank and Madeline Gussoni Karen Leary John and Jennifer Donlevie Nat Gutwirth The Leavy Family Lisa and Paul Dougherty Rhoda Haber Joseph Lee and Peggy Wu Ceil Drum Susan and Dave Hacker Seth and Ellyn Lehr Elliott-Lewis Roland and Brenda Hagan Fran and Leon L. Levy Ross Ellis Jeffrey and Constance Handen Bob and Barbara Lewis Michael and Joan Emmi Anna H. Hanson Jill and Fred Liguori Enterprise Fleet Management Timothy and Amy Hargadon Lisa and Arthur Berkowitz in honor of Erlbaum Family Foundation Bobby and Randie Harmelin Edwin Berkowitz and Alan Boroff Dr. Audrey E. Evans Harold & Elaine Friedland Foundation Bob Lopes EwingCole Charitable Foundation Harvey Goodstein Charitable Trust Dietz and Watson, Inc. Exelon Foundation Kim Hasili Jennifer Lowman The Falvo Family John and Elizabeth Hawley Cecil and Linda Lyttle Jay Federman and Sylvia R. Beck Rosalie Hetrick John Makara and Katherine Patterson Monica Fella Judith and Bruce Hoechner Ray Mancini Mary and Joseph Fenkel Charles and Patricia Hoffman Dr. John M. Maris Cathy Ferrari Kimberly Hoffman Joel and Alexis Marmar Hope Brings Strength William Hoffman Tiffany Maronpot Connelly Foundation John Holt Ingo and Jeanne Martens Jill and Mark Fishman Robert Hughes Martin-Brower Flamenco del Sol Dance Company Lynn and Sandy Hunneyman Peter Maruca and Cricket Brosius Don and Mibs Follett Dr. Steven Hwang Rina Maslow Margaret Forrestel Thomas Hyndman Louis and Carol Mayer Foundation for Individual Liberty Tom and Rosemarie Ingelsby The McAleer Family Cynthia and Albert Fox Patricia Insley McDonald’s Corporation

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McLean Contributionship Brian and Tina Phillips Manish Shah Michael and Nancy McLelland Sandy and John Picarelli Alison Shea MEDCO Northeast Giving Council Camp Timber Tops & The Black Family Joan Shepp Julio Medina Plumbers Local Union No. 690 Fiona Showers Rick and Cibeles Mello Marie Poos Marc and Nancy Shrier Men of Steel Rich and Beth Probinsky Mrs. Ellen Siegel and Mr. Jeremy J. Sue and Elliot Menkowitz Prodema Siegel Marc and Debbie Menkowitz Kiernan Quay Edward and Shelley Sigman Michael and Amy Menkowitz Peter and Eileen Quinn Sheila Singer Emily Meravy Barry and Barbara Radcliffe Sheila and Edward Singer India and Farrell Metellus Laura Ralston Stan and Arlene Singer Salli and Stephen Mickelberg Bruce and Pat Rambo Donna Smith Martin and Terri Micklin Stephen and Nancy Rauscher Snider Foundation Barbara Miller Jim and Beth Reeves Soros Fund Charitable Foundation Jill and Alan B. Miller Sandy and Rita Reichlin Matching Gifts Program Joan Miller Julie and Neil Reiff Steamfitters Local Union 420 Joseph Montesano Jim and Lynn Reinhart Douglas and Elyce Stegeman Shari and Mark Rosenberg The Rheingold Family Louis and Bessie Stein Foundation Tom & Pam Mooney Ricci Tyrrell Johnson & Grey Doris and David Sterner John Moran David and Vicki Richard Larry and Holly Stone Richard and Rae Moretto The Vermeil Family Barbara Stuchinski Shera and Katherine Mula Richie Nelson Celebration of Life The Sukonick Family Jack and Mary Kathryn Nagle Barbara Rinehart Erin Sullivan Nationwide Max and Sandi Paul The Lewis M. Gabbe Foundation Abraham and Dana Nechemia Ronald McDonald House Charities of The Myers Firm, Attorneys At Law P.C. Jeffrey and Linda Needleman the Philadelphia Region The Study at University City Bernie and Sandra Nelson Christopher and Amy Roak Elizabeth Thul Vincent and Karen Newhard Christina Robbins Tierney Amy Newswanger Robert and Diana Scott Charitable John and Gina Tighe Northeast Foods Fund Craig and Jill Tillman Northeast Regional Council of Jeffrey and Christine Rohde Michael Tobin Carpenters Ann Dee and Joel Rome Transformation Educational Coaching Norwood Fire Company Suzanne Root & Consultant LLC Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Claire and Louis Rose Triad Metals International Hippel LLP Scot and Shelly Fisher Trion Group, a Marsh & McLennan James O’Connell Richard Rosenbleeth Agency Jim and Deena O’Connor George and Lyn Ross Tristate HVAC Equipment, LLP Clare O’Reilly Judith and Marvin Rounick and Family Frederick M. Britton and Maria Turdo Harvey and Lisa Ostroff Seymore Rubin The Turner Family Charlene and Joseph Ottinger Gerald Rusek Susan Turner Packard Paint Inc. Kristine Russo Deborah Tye Bill Parkes Ruth E. Sacco Andy and Nomi Uhr Parkway Corporation Lynn, Mark, Jake and Allie Samson United Scrap Metal PA Ronald McDonald House Charities Samuel D. Cozen Memorial Fund UNIVEST Jan and Jacob Pecarsky in honor of Samuel P. Mandell Foundation Dominic Valentino Whitney Fox Philip Samuels Megan and Ty Vayette Deborah Peikes The Saramar Charitable Fund Christopher and Bridget Voci Karen Pelino Sautter Crane Gary Walens Mark and Leslie Pellegrino Victor Savage and Family David and Patti Weikart Gini and Stu Peltz Anne Scardino Marlene Weinberg Pennsylvania Lumbermens Mutual Joseph Scavitto Bennett and Judith Weinstock Insurance Company Sheryl Schermer Howard and Eva Wertman Pennsylvania Skill by Miele Kevin Schildt Vicki and Eric White Manufacturing Jerome Schwartz Fred and Barbara White The Persinger Family Schwartz Creed Foundation Widener Memorial Foundation Gretta Pfalzgraf Jill Segal and Ed Baim Mark Wildstein The Alice H. & Joseph W. Campbell Stuart Seinberg Jeff Williams Fund Brent Senseny and Linda D. Cluck Connie & Syd Willson

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Peter and Susie Wilmerding THANK YOU TO OUR IN-KIND CONTRIBUTORS Karen Wilson-Whitmyer Jeanette and Richard Woehr Carlisle Syntec Systems Kathy Wohlschlaeger La-Z-Boy Norman and Marian Wolgin P. Agnes Mary Ann Woosnam Penn Power Lisa Wren Philadelphia Building Trades Steve and Jen Wright Roofers Local 30 Cynthia Wright-Kent Sautter Crane Rental Wylie’s Day Foundation Tactix Real Estate Advisors XL Catlin The Roofing Industry Alliance for Rodney Young Progress Kenneth A. Youngblood and Family United States Roofing Corporation Virginia and Frank Zabinsky University of Pennsylvania Zisman Family Foundation University of the Sciences Staff and Board of Directors

FOUNDERS 2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Leonard Bernstein Rich Probinsky Robert Biglin Elizabeth L. Reeves Marian Conicella Mark Rosenberg Joe Delaney Anne Scardino John M. Maris Manish Shah Peter Maruca Marlene Weinberg* Michael Menkowitz Susan Wenger Salli Mickelberg Stephen Wright Jill Miller Kenneth Youngblood Jim O’Connor Audrey E. Evans, Jimmy Murray William Parkes *Former Board President M.D. Co-Founder Jan Pecarsky Co-Founder Honorary Life Chairperson Emeritus Board Member STAFF (AS OF DECEMBER 2018) Chief Executive Officer Operations, Front & Erie LEADERSHIP Susan Campbell Carolann Costa Marlene Padron Administration Linda Pusatere Sharon Brown Maurice Taylor Jennifer Donlevie Laureen Mendelero Ronald McDonald Family Room Jayne Milke Karen Kelly-Nickens Asseta Ouattara-Seogo Ronald McDonald Camp Development & Marketing Cindy Candela-Ryan Mariel Barr Chris Callanan Maintenance & Housekeeping Peter Degnan Charles Montufar Lawrence Jacobson William Cheyney President Vice President Michael Kelly Leticia Cruz Thomas Servello Martha Moore Anthony Stover Robert Pouncy Alyssa Tritschler Myriam Rivera Laura Van Tassell Brenda Robinson Monica Yalamanchili Irene Small Hirity Teweldeberhan Family Services Jenny Casey Relief Management Nancy Hutchinson Rachel Bathurst Liz Thul Inga Chojnacki Erin Sullivan Moira Duggan Julia Farrell Christopher Roak Cynthia Keaveney Organizational Operations Laura Farrell Vice President Vice President Jay Green Julie Gillen Tim Hargadon Philip Matthews Jared Johnson Kierona Morton Lori-Anne Miller Nicole Pender HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS Barry Owen Aisha Pleasant Heather Redfern Madlyn Abramson Linda Parry James Pecora Jessica Stern Gretta Pfalzgraf Joshua Stern Kashana Waples Operations, Chestnut Street Nicole Ebaugh Letitia Dorall Laisa Turano Bendu Zoryeah PRMH Annual Report | 21 The Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House supports families of seriously ill children by creating a community of comfort and hope.

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