ANNUAL REPORT 2013 The names on our ID badges say Northern Rivers, Parsons or Northeast, but that’s not who we work for. All of us, 1,225 strong, work for you. Whether you’re a child in trouble, a parent in need or a member of the community, we are united in our passion, our commitment and our vow: We live and work every day and every night to keep helping you make this world a better place. The names on our ID badges say Northern Rivers, Parsons or Northeast, but that’s not who we work for. All of us, 1,225 strong, work for you. Whether you’re a child in trouble, a parent in need or a member of the community, we are united in our passion, our commitment and our vow: We live and work every day and every night to keep helping you make this world a better place. Our Family

he average person on the street would probably agree with the sentiment that “every child deserves a chance.” Well, we’re Tnot the average person on the street. We hold ourselves to a higher standard. And we believe that the children and families of our cities and towns deserve a whole lot more than just “a chance.”

We believe that each child and each family deserves every chance at health, happiness, safety and stability. Childhood is such a precious gift, and it represents limitless potential. So why is it that children of abuse, neglect and poverty become objects of mistrust, fear and even scorn by so many members of society?

We could tell you at length about how Northern Rivers Family Services represents a new way to help children and families, how we connect them more efficiently and effectively with the programs and services they need. We could talk about continuums of care, of sharing resources and unifying 1,200 professionals under one vision. But when you’re talking about lives that hang in the balance, that doesn’t really matter.

What matters is a newborn baby placed in a shelter, or a six-year- old girl with a severe emotional disturbance, or the mother of a 10-year-old boy in the juvenile justice system, or the teenager who’s bounced from foster home to community residence and back again. They deserve to look into our eyes and into our souls and see more than help—they deserve to see hope.

Once they see that hope, once you see that hope, then the limitless potential of childhood has a chance to become reality. And like us, you’re not just that average person on the street anymore. You’re part of our family.

5 Our Family

he average person on the street would probably agree with the sentiment that “every child deserves a chance.” Well, we’re Tnot the average person on the street. We hold ourselves to a higher standard. And we believe that the children and families of our cities and towns deserve a whole lot more than just “a chance.”

We believe that each child and each family deserves every chance at health, happiness, safety and stability. Childhood is such a precious gift, and it represents limitless potential. So why is it that children of abuse, neglect and poverty become objects of mistrust, fear and even scorn by so many members of society?

We could tell you at length about how Northern Rivers Family Services represents a new way to help children and families, how we connect them more efficiently and effectively with the programs and services they need. We could talk about continuums of care, of sharing resources and unifying 1,200 professionals under one vision. But when you’re talking about lives that hang in the balance, that doesn’t really matter.

What matters is a newborn baby placed in a shelter, or a six-year- old girl with a severe emotional disturbance, or the mother of a 10-year-old boy in the juvenile justice system, or the teenager who’s bounced from foster home to community residence and back again. They deserve to look into our eyes and into our souls and see more than help—they deserve to see hope.

Once they see that hope, once you see that hope, then the limitless potential of childhood has a chance to become reality. And like us, you’re not just that average person on the street anymore. You’re part of our family.

5 YEAR ONE

ne of the best moments of the 2012-2013 year occurred at our Champions for Children dinner this spring in Troy, when Owe were able to describe a plan of service for a family that could never have come about before July, 2012. A teenage mother in Schenectady had been able to leave her baby in the care of Parsons’ Early Head Start program, utilize donor-funded extended day care, then go to Northeast’s Career Development Center, where, as a member of YouthBuild Schenectady, she spent her day developing vocational skills and preparing for the employment she had never experienced. Early Head Start and Career Development were around and available because of the combined efforts of Northern Rivers’ Development and Strategic Planning Departments.

This interlocking three-agency program was precisely the sort of Raymond M. Schimmer opportunity we dreamed that our Northern Rivers’ affiliation would CEO Northern Rivers Family Services generate for kids and families, but it was a special day when we saw the reality in front of us. Throughout the long and complex attempt to restructure our institutions, two basic questions were with us constantly: can we implement our design, and if we do, will it help us do a better job for children, families, staff and communities?

After our first year, the answers are arriving, and they are affirmative. Our consolidated strength allowed us to take a community contract (Saratoga-Warren-Washington Counties Home- Based Crisis Intervention) that in other years we would have had to ignore, gave us the combined ability to establish concurrently new counseling programs in two school districts (Schenectady and Ballston Spa), and secured federal money for electronic health record development in both Parsons and Northeast, assuring our continuing—and growing—relevance in a managed care environment. We also extended an Employee Assistance Program throughout the

entire affiliation this month, something we should have done before Thomas L. Amell and are able to do now. Chair Board of Directors, The reality here is assuring; the glimpsed potential is thrilling. Northern Rivers Family Services

6 7 YEAR ONE

ne of the best moments of the 2012-2013 year occurred at our Champions for Children dinner this spring in Troy, when Owe were able to describe a plan of service for a family that could never have come about before July, 2012. A teenage mother in Schenectady had been able to leave her baby in the care of Parsons’ Early Head Start program, utilize donor-funded extended day care, then go to Northeast’s Career Development Center, where, as a member of YouthBuild Schenectady, she spent her day developing vocational skills and preparing for the employment she had never experienced. Early Head Start and Career Development were around and available because of the combined efforts of Northern Rivers’ Development and Strategic Planning Departments.

This interlocking three-agency program was precisely the sort of Raymond M. Schimmer opportunity we dreamed that our Northern Rivers’ affiliation would CEO Northern Rivers Family Services generate for kids and families, but it was a special day when we saw the reality in front of us. Throughout the long and complex attempt to restructure our institutions, two basic questions were with us constantly: can we implement our design, and if we do, will it help us do a better job for children, families, staff and communities?

After our first year, the answers are arriving, and they are affirmative. Our consolidated strength allowed us to take a community contract (Saratoga-Warren-Washington Counties Home- Based Crisis Intervention) that in other years we would have had to ignore, gave us the combined ability to establish concurrently new counseling programs in two school districts (Schenectady and Ballston Spa), and secured federal money for electronic health record development in both Parsons and Northeast, assuring our continuing—and growing—relevance in a managed care environment. We also extended an Employee Assistance Program throughout the

entire affiliation this month, something we should have done before Thomas L. Amell and are able to do now. Chair Board of Directors, The reality here is assuring; the glimpsed potential is thrilling. Northern Rivers Family Services

6 7 Northern Rivers Family Services: Mission, Vision, Values n July 23, 2012, New York State officially approved the incorporation of Northern Rivers Family Services. But this historic day did not represent Oculmination of more than three years of work on behalf of the boards, leadership and staffs of Parsons Child and Family Center and Northeast Parent & Child Society; rather it represented a new beginning for our agencies, our industry, and the children, families and communities who need our programs and services.

Under Northern Rivers this year, we consolidated central services so that these two Mission: We braid resources to meet the community need great, historic and vibrant family services agencies can focus entirely on delivering an for quality services. unmatched level of care. Northern Rivers now provides Training, Quality & Compliance, Development, Communications, Vision: Northern Rivers leads the way in providing coordinated, Strategic Planning, HR, Finance, comprehensive and responsible delivery of human services to Facilities and IT services. communities in need of our support. Parsons and Northeast specialize Values: in providing a spectrum of Respect. Respect is the foundation of the process by which we programs to more than 12,000 seek to engage others in our mission and vision. children and families across New York State. Excellence. We aspire to a distinction of service such that we are considered the premier provider of choice throughout Northeastern New York.

Ethics. We are committed to acting in a manner that respects and upholds the humanity and promise of each individual.

Service. We are committed to being caring and responsive to the changing needs of those we serve.

Safety. We are committed to sustaining the health, safety, and well-being of every person who is touched by our agency.

Collaboration. We promise to trust and support each other, provide constructive feedback, seek and share ideas, and work across boundaries to build a better community.

9 Northern Rivers Family Services: Mission, Vision, Values n July 23, 2012, New York State officially approved the incorporation of Northern Rivers Family Services. But this historic day did not represent Oculmination of more than three years of work on behalf of the boards, leadership and staffs of Parsons Child and Family Center and Northeast Parent & Child Society; rather it represented a new beginning for our agencies, our industry, and the children, families and communities who need our programs and services.

Under Northern Rivers this year, we consolidated central services so that these two Mission: We braid resources to meet the community need great, historic and vibrant family services agencies can focus entirely on delivering an for quality services. unmatched level of care. Northern Rivers now provides Training, Quality & Compliance, Development, Communications, Vision: Northern Rivers leads the way in providing coordinated, Strategic Planning, HR, Finance, comprehensive and responsible delivery of human services to Facilities and IT services. communities in need of our support. Parsons and Northeast specialize Values: in providing a spectrum of Respect. Respect is the foundation of the process by which we programs to more than 12,000 seek to engage others in our mission and vision. children and families across New York State. Excellence. We aspire to a distinction of service such that we are considered the premier provider of choice throughout Northeastern New York.

Ethics. We are committed to acting in a manner that respects and upholds the humanity and promise of each individual.

Service. We are committed to being caring and responsive to the changing needs of those we serve.

Safety. We are committed to sustaining the health, safety, and well-being of every person who is touched by our agency.

Collaboration. We promise to trust and support each other, provide constructive feedback, seek and share ideas, and work across boundaries to build a better community.

9 Parsons Child & Family Center Northeast Parent & Child Society

Mission: Protect children, preserve familes, strengthen communities

Vision: We envision a community in which every child grows up in a safe, secure, nurturing environment that fosters learning and development; where every family is focused on providing children with the love and support they deserve; and where every member of society is dedicated to improving the lives of their fellow citizens.

Mission: We support children and families as they create their futures

Values: CARES

Commitment: We are dedicated to learning, adapting,

creating and delivering the most effective services John Henley for children and families CEO Northeast Parent & Child Society/ Accountability: We are responsible for providing Parsons Child and Family Center ethical and effective services with the resources entrusted to us

Relationships: We believe in the power of enduring relationships

Excellence: We value excellence in everything we do

Service: We will look for opportunities to combine our energy and assets with those of others to advance the welfare of children, families and the community

11 Parsons Child & Family Center Northeast Parent & Child Society

Mission: Protect children, preserve familes, strengthen communities

Vision: We envision a community in which every child grows up in a safe, secure, nurturing environment that fosters learning and development; where every family is focused on providing children with the love and support they deserve; and where every member of society is dedicated to improving the lives of their fellow citizens.

Mission: We support children and families as they create their futures

Values: CARES

Commitment: We are dedicated to learning, adapting,

creating and delivering the most effective services John Henley for children and families CEO Northeast Parent & Child Society/ Accountability: We are responsible for providing Parsons Child and Family Center ethical and effective services with the resources entrusted to us

Relationships: We believe in the power of enduring relationships

Excellence: We value excellence in everything we do

Service: We will look for opportunities to combine our energy and assets with those of others to advance the welfare of children, families and the community

11 Northern Rivers Family Services programs Residential Care: A spectrum of safe, therapeutic living environments ranging from a sub-class psychiatric hospital to supervised independent living apartments. Services include emergency placements for children without other living Early Childhood: In-home and center-based services that provide assistance options, including those with histories of firesetting or sexually aggressive behavior as for parents and young children well as aging-out youth. IL/life skills, family finding, crisis stabilization, diagnostic care, • Early Learning Center • Early Head Start (center-based) mental and physical health services are all included. • Early Head Start (home-based) • Healthy Families Albany County • Community Group Homes • Community Group Homes • Hard to Place Youth • Healy House (crisis stabilization) Education: Educational and clinical treatment services designed for children • Residential Treatment Center • Miriam House aged three to 21 who have severe educational disabilities and emotional • Schaffer Children’s Shelter (OMH Community Residence) disturbance and provided outside regular educational settings • Supervised Independent • Residential Treatment Center Living Program • Residential Treatment Facility (OMH) • Afterschool Recreational Program • The School at Northeast • Therapeutic Recreation Programming • Neil Hellman School • Day Treatment Program

Case Management: Help for families with children facing serious emotional Training and Research: Adult education for human services professionals disturbance, complex mental or physical health needs, developmental and families featuring state-of-the-art curriculum and trainers experienced in work disabilities or juvenile justice system involvement. Access to a range of services and with children with serious emotional disturbance and trauma histories. Research in supports along a continuum of care within provider networks. treatments for children with attachment and other disorders • Albany City Juvenile Justice Mobile • Mental Health Juvenile Justice • Sidney Albert Training & - Statewide Respite and Home Response • Schenectady Supportive Case Research Institute (SATRI) and Community Based Waiver • Bridges to Health (B2H) (OCFS) Management - Regional Suicide Prevention Professional Training • Capital Region Child and Adolescent • Schenectady Intensive Case Training Center - Staff Training in school Mobile Crisis Team Management districts • Home and Community-based Waiver • Bridges to Health Services (OMH) (B2H) (OCFS) Behavioral Health: Comprehensive social work and psychiatric services for children ages 0-24 and their families, An array of flexible provided in a day treatment program or outpatient clinics and Prevention & Family Preservation: community-based services providing children and families with including early recognition screening and public and school-based supports to ensure that family groups are preserved and equipped services and supports with skills needed to maintain successful independence. • Child Guidance Center • Child & Family Guidance Clinic • Family Outreach Services • Therapeutic Afterschool • Hometown Health Center • Day Treatment (OMH Licensed) • Families Work Program satellite clinic • Early Screening and • In-home Respite • Supervised Visitation • School Based Behavioral Health Recognition • Intensive Aftercare Prevention • Adoption Services (Schenectady City Schools) • Families United Network Program • Albany Prevention • Sexual Abuse Treatment • Schenectady Family Advocacy • Juvenile Fire Safety Services • Post Adoption Resource Center Program • School Based Behavioral Health • Parent Education and • Respite Care (Albany County) (Albany City Schools) Consultation • Schenectady Prevention • Parent Effectiveness and • Schenectady Short Term Family Foster Care: Family foster homes available to Intervention Prevention children needing either planned or unplanned care as well as • Respite Services crisis stabilization. Services include supervision of kinship care, family finding, adoptive and post-adoptive services, and Multidimensional Educational training and career Foster Care as an alternative to incarceration, group or residential care. Career Development: counseling programs designed to connect young adults with • Family Foster Care (Kinship, • Therapeutic Foster Family resources needed to realize their potential, secure long-term careers Specialized, Therapeutic) Program and become productive members of the community. • Multidimensional Treatment • Career Services • YouthBuild Schenectady Foster Care • Energy Efficiency Training • Afterschool Prevocational • Home Energy Connection Training • NYS AmeriCorps Energy Corps

13 Northern Rivers Family Services programs Residential Care: A spectrum of safe, therapeutic living environments ranging from a sub-class psychiatric hospital to supervised independent living apartments. Services include emergency placements for children without other living Early Childhood: In-home and center-based services that provide assistance options, including those with histories of firesetting or sexually aggressive behavior as for parents and young children well as aging-out youth. IL/life skills, family finding, crisis stabilization, diagnostic care, • Early Learning Center • Early Head Start (center-based) mental and physical health services are all included. • Early Head Start (home-based) • Healthy Families Albany County • Community Group Homes • Community Group Homes • Hard to Place Youth • Healy House (crisis stabilization) Education: Educational and clinical treatment services designed for children • Residential Treatment Center • Miriam House aged three to 21 who have severe educational disabilities and emotional • Schaffer Children’s Shelter (OMH Community Residence) disturbance and provided outside regular educational settings • Supervised Independent • Residential Treatment Center Living Program • Residential Treatment Facility (OMH) • Afterschool Recreational Program • The School at Northeast • Therapeutic Recreation Programming • Neil Hellman School • Day Treatment Program

Case Management: Help for families with children facing serious emotional Training and Research: Adult education for human services professionals disturbance, complex mental or physical health needs, developmental and families featuring state-of-the-art curriculum and trainers experienced in work disabilities or juvenile justice system involvement. Access to a range of services and with children with serious emotional disturbance and trauma histories. Research in supports along a continuum of care within provider networks. treatments for children with attachment and other disorders • Albany City Juvenile Justice Mobile • Mental Health Juvenile Justice • Sidney Albert Training & - Statewide Respite and Home Response • Schenectady Supportive Case Research Institute (SATRI) and Community Based Waiver • Bridges to Health (B2H) (OCFS) Management - Regional Suicide Prevention Professional Training • Capital Region Child and Adolescent • Schenectady Intensive Case Training Center - Staff Training in school Mobile Crisis Team Management districts • Home and Community-based Waiver • Bridges to Health Services (OMH) (B2H) (OCFS) Behavioral Health: Comprehensive social work and psychiatric services for children ages 0-24 and their families, An array of flexible provided in a day treatment program or outpatient clinics and Prevention & Family Preservation: community-based services providing children and families with including early recognition screening and public and school-based supports to ensure that family groups are preserved and equipped services and supports with skills needed to maintain successful independence. • Child Guidance Center • Child & Family Guidance Clinic • Family Outreach Services • Therapeutic Afterschool • Hometown Health Center • Day Treatment (OMH Licensed) • Families Work Program satellite clinic • Early Screening and • In-home Respite • Supervised Visitation • School Based Behavioral Health Recognition • Intensive Aftercare Prevention • Adoption Services (Schenectady City Schools) • Families United Network Program • Albany Prevention • Sexual Abuse Treatment • Schenectady Family Advocacy • Juvenile Fire Safety Services • Post Adoption Resource Center Program • School Based Behavioral Health • Parent Education and • Respite Care (Albany County) (Albany City Schools) Consultation • Schenectady Prevention • Parent Effectiveness and • Schenectady Short Term Family Foster Care: Family foster homes available to Intervention Prevention children needing either planned or unplanned care as well as • Respite Services crisis stabilization. Services include supervision of kinship care, family finding, adoptive and post-adoptive services, and Multidimensional Educational training and career Foster Care as an alternative to incarceration, group or residential care. Career Development: counseling programs designed to connect young adults with • Family Foster Care (Kinship, • Therapeutic Foster Family resources needed to realize their potential, secure long-term careers Specialized, Therapeutic) Program and become productive members of the community. • Multidimensional Treatment • Career Services • YouthBuild Schenectady Foster Care • Energy Efficiency Training • Afterschool Prevocational • Home Energy Connection Training • NYS AmeriCorps Energy Corps

13 Counties & services St. Regis Mohawk Reservation-Akwesasne Clinton

Franklin New York City Administration St. Lawrence for Children’s Services

Jefferson New York Essex County

Nassau Suffolk Queens Kings Hamilton Warren

Oswego Washington

Orleans Oneida Fulton Monroe Saratoga Herkimer Schenectady Montgomery Madison Cayuga Rensselaer Chenango Otsego Albany Cortland Schoharie

Tompkins Columbia

Greene Delaware Tioga Broome

Chemung Dutchess KEY Ulster Sullivan Northeast Parent & Child Office Locations Society Services Putnam

Orange Parsons Child & Family Center Services Westchester Rockland

14 15 Counties & services St. Regis Mohawk Reservation-Akwesasne Clinton

Franklin New York City Administration St. Lawrence for Children’s Services

Jefferson New York Essex County

Nassau Suffolk Queens Kings Hamilton Warren

Oswego Washington

Orleans Oneida Fulton Monroe Saratoga Herkimer Schenectady Montgomery Madison Cayuga Rensselaer Chenango Otsego Albany Cortland Schoharie

Tompkins Columbia

Greene Delaware Tioga Broome

Chemung Dutchess KEY Ulster Sullivan Northeast Parent & Child Office Locations Society Services Putnam

Orange Parsons Child & Family Center Services Westchester Rockland

14 15 Counties & services St. Regis Mohawk Reservation-Akwesasne Clinton

Franklin New York City Administration St. Lawrence for Children’s Services

Jefferson New York Essex County

Nassau Suffolk Queens Kings Hamilton Warren

Oswego Washington

Orleans Oneida Fulton Monroe Saratoga Herkimer Schenectady Montgomery Madison Cayuga Rensselaer Chenango Otsego Albany Cortland Schoharie

Tompkins Columbia

Greene Delaware Tioga Broome

Chemung Dutchess KEY Ulster Sullivan Northeast Parent & Child Office Locations Society Services Putnam

Orange Parsons Child & Family Center Services Westchester Rockland

14 15 Counties & services St. Regis Mohawk Reservation-Akwesasne Clinton

Franklin New York City Administration St. Lawrence for Children’s Services

Jefferson New York Essex County

Nassau Suffolk Queens Kings Hamilton Warren

Oswego Washington

Orleans Oneida Fulton Monroe Saratoga Herkimer Schenectady Montgomery Madison Cayuga Rensselaer Chenango Otsego Albany Cortland Schoharie

Tompkins Columbia

Greene Delaware Tioga Broome

Chemung Dutchess KEY Ulster Sullivan Northeast Parent & Child Office Locations Society Services Putnam

Orange Parsons Child & Family Center Services Westchester Rockland

14 15 Counties & services Kings New York County Rensselaer Sullivan

KEY Jefferson Oneida Suffolk Rockland Early Behavioral Case Childhood Health Management Madison Tioga Orange Saratoga Family Prevention & Education Foster Care Family Preservation Tompkins Training and Residential Career Montgomery Research Care Development Orleans Schenectady Ulster

Monroe Otsego Northeast Parent & Child Society Services Schoharie Parsons Child & Family Center Services Warren Nassau Oswego

Albany Chenango Delaware Fulton St. Lawrence New York City Putnam Washington

Administration for Clinton Dutchess Children’s Services St. Regis Mohawk Broome Greene Queens Reservation-

Akwesasne Westchester

Cayuga Cortland Essex Hamilton

Columbia Franklin Chemung Herkimer

16 17 Counties & services Kings New York County Rensselaer Sullivan

KEY Jefferson Oneida Suffolk Rockland Early Behavioral Case Childhood Health Management Madison Tioga Orange Saratoga Family Prevention & Education Foster Care Family Preservation Tompkins Training and Residential Career Montgomery Research Care Development Orleans Schenectady Ulster

Monroe Otsego Northeast Parent & Child Society Services Schoharie Parsons Child & Family Center Services Warren Nassau Oswego

Albany Chenango Delaware Fulton St. Lawrence New York City Putnam Washington

Administration for Clinton Dutchess Children’s Services St. Regis Mohawk Broome Greene Queens Reservation-

Akwesasne Westchester

Cayuga Cortland Essex Hamilton

Columbia Franklin Chemung Herkimer

16 17 Statement of Financial Position Statement of Activities June 30, 2013 for the Year Ended June 30, 2013

ASSETS SUPPORT & REVENUE Cash $854,659 Public Sources $78,470,648 Accounts Receivable $13,447,632 Client/3rd Party Fees $436,768 Prepaid Expenses $263,204 Investment Earnings $1,217,453 Property and Equipment, net $26,561,181 Fundraising Income $1,636,483 Investments $12,330,444 Total Support & Revenue $81,761,352 Other Assets $622,549 ur organization’s EXPENSES Total Assets $54,079,669 purpose is to provide Program & Supporting Services Osupportive services to poor and vulnerable children Residential Care $19,331,602 and families while maintaining Education $14,465,039 financial viability to carry out LIABILITIES such works. As agents of the Case Management $10,537,203 public trust, it is imperative that Accounts Payable $1,821,766 we hold ourselves to the highest Family Foster Care $9,363,567 standard of financial integrity. Accrued Salaries and Expenses $5,076,060 Prevention $6,732,436 Northern Rivers Family Services Refundable Advances $3,321,792 was formed to more effectively Behavioral Health $4,423,983 and efficiently serve those in Notes and Mortgages Payable $6,859,063 Early Childhood $3,100,017 our care and it is the role of the finance department to ensure Bonds Payable $11,997,002 Career Development $1,947,921 that the organization’s financial Post-Retirement Benefit Payable $1,175,830 Training & Research $1,377,717 resources are utilized in a prudent and responsible manner. Pension Benefits Payable $7,648,576 Management & General $8,337,617 After our first year of joint affiliation, I am pleased to state Total Liabilities $37,900,089 Fundraising $700,673 that the financial position of Total Expenses $80,317,775 Northern Rivers Family Services is healthy, as evidenced by the financial data presented here. NET ASSETS Annual Operating Budget (Revenue & Support) Rich Marini, CPA, CITP July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014 Chief Financial Officer Unrestricted $12,023,602 Northern Rivers Family Services Temporarily Restricted $1,824,669 SUPPORT & REVENUE Permanently Restricted $2,331,309 Public Sources $81,268,168 97.6% Total Net Assets $16,179,580 Client/3rd Party Fees $592,732 0.7% Total Liabilities and Net Assets $54,079,669 Investment Earnings $416,764 0.5% Fundraising Income $997,860 1.2%

Total $83,275,524 100.0%

18 19 Statement of Financial Position Statement of Activities June 30, 2013 for the Year Ended June 30, 2013

ASSETS SUPPORT & REVENUE Cash $854,659 Public Sources $78,470,648 Accounts Receivable $13,447,632 Client/3rd Party Fees $436,768 Prepaid Expenses $263,204 Investment Earnings $1,217,453 Property and Equipment, net $26,561,181 Fundraising Income $1,636,483 Investments $12,330,444 Total Support & Revenue $81,761,352 Other Assets $622,549 ur organization’s EXPENSES Total Assets $54,079,669 purpose is to provide Program & Supporting Services Osupportive services to poor and vulnerable children Residential Care $19,331,602 and families while maintaining Education $14,465,039 financial viability to carry out LIABILITIES such works. As agents of the Case Management $10,537,203 public trust, it is imperative that Accounts Payable $1,821,766 we hold ourselves to the highest Family Foster Care $9,363,567 standard of financial integrity. Accrued Salaries and Expenses $5,076,060 Prevention $6,732,436 Northern Rivers Family Services Refundable Advances $3,321,792 was formed to more effectively Behavioral Health $4,423,983 and efficiently serve those in Notes and Mortgages Payable $6,859,063 Early Childhood $3,100,017 our care and it is the role of the finance department to ensure Bonds Payable $11,997,002 Career Development $1,947,921 that the organization’s financial Post-Retirement Benefit Payable $1,175,830 Training & Research $1,377,717 resources are utilized in a prudent and responsible manner. Pension Benefits Payable $7,648,576 Management & General $8,337,617 After our first year of joint affiliation, I am pleased to state Total Liabilities $37,900,089 Fundraising $700,673 that the financial position of Total Expenses $80,317,775 Northern Rivers Family Services is healthy, as evidenced by the financial data presented here. NET ASSETS Annual Operating Budget (Revenue & Support) Rich Marini, CPA, CITP July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014 Chief Financial Officer Unrestricted $12,023,602 Northern Rivers Family Services Temporarily Restricted $1,824,669 SUPPORT & REVENUE Permanently Restricted $2,331,309 Public Sources $81,268,168 97.6% Total Net Assets $16,179,580 Client/3rd Party Fees $592,732 0.7% Total Liabilities and Net Assets $54,079,669 Investment Earnings $416,764 0.5% Fundraising Income $997,860 1.2%

Total $83,275,524 100.0%

18 19 Donations Key Private Bank Ginsberg’s Foods Inc. KeyBank Hiscock & Barclay, LLP KeyBank Foundation Lia Auto Group M&T Bank Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP ou already know about Parsons and Northeast, and this year you’ve The M&T Charitable Foundation Martin, Harding & Mazzotti, LLP gotten to know Northern Rivers Family Services. But I’ll bet you Marvin and Company, PC The McCarthy Charities, Inc. Y don’t know the whole story. As an $81 million dollar organization New York State Department of Labor NYSEG that employs more than 1,200 professionals and serves 12,000 children Rose & Kiernan, Inc. The North Face Explore Fund and families, Northern Rivers is an integral part of our region’s foundation, Standish Family Fund of The Community Pioneer Bank and it’s the job of the Development Department to strengthen that Foundation for the Greater Capital Region Re4orm Architecture foundation each day. Stewart’s Shops Salvatore & Anna Beltrone Family Foundation William Gundry Broughton Charitable Private SEFCU Insurance Agency We work every day to build relationships with businesses, donors, Foundation, Inc. TD Charitable Foundation foundations and the public at large in order to give strength not just to Trudeau Architects PLLC Northern Rivers, but to our entire community. Our fundraising, awareness- $5,000 + Usherwood Office Technology building and strategic alliance initiatives are all designed to show you that Berkshire Bank the children and families we serve aren’t a problem to be solved—they’re Berkshire Bank Foundation $1,500 + part of the solutions that will help us build stronger communities. Thank BJ’s Charitable Foundation Accent Commercial Furniture you for standing with us and helping us improve lives and advocate for Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC Capital Alliance of Young Professionals, Inc. Sari O’Connor children and families. Chief Development Officer Bryant Asset Management, Inc. Carousel Industries of North America Northern Rivers Family Services Community Impact Grants CBRE - Albany CSArch Citizens Bank Empire BlueCross Delta Dental Community Partners Excel Systems Inc. Hallam Associates, Inc. July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013 Fenimore Asset Management & FAM Funds IBM Corporation Halliday Financial Group Nigro Companies $200,000 + $25,000 + Internet Marketing Ninjas Northway Motor Car Corporation Albany County Department of Children, Youth American Clothing J.M. McDonald Foundation, Inc. O’Connell and Aronowitz, P.C. and Families The Arthur & Marie Hegarty Foundation John D. Picotte Family Foundation Orange Motor Co., Inc. New York State Energy Research & Citizens Bank Foundation Macy’s Quandt’s Foodservice Distributors, Inc. Development Authority (NYSERDA) The Daniel and Susan Pfau Foundation Manning and Napier Advisors, Inc. RBC Capital Markets New York State Office of Children and Family First Niagara Bank Tri City Rentals / Massry Realty Partners Royal Care Pharmacy Services, an Omnicare Services First Niagara Bank Foundation Milliman Company U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, Hudson River Bank & Trust Co. Foundation National Grid Tech Valley Builders, Inc. Administration for Children & Families Schenectady County Public Health Services NBT Bank Wilson, Elser, Moskowitz, Edelman & Dicker LLP U.S. Department of Labor Walmart Regional Associate Affiliates Saint-Gobain SEFCU $500 + $50,000 + $10,000 + SI Group, Inc. 3N Document Destruction, Inc. University at Albany Athletics Albany Police Department Anonymous Adirondack Wood Floors W.B. Mason Co., Inc. City of Schenectady The AYCO Company, LP Amedore Homes, Inc. WGY Christmas Wish Corporation for National & Community Services Bank of America The Association Development Group GE Family Bank of America Charitable Foundation B. Nur Cheyenne Memorial Fund of The Hannay Reels BBL Construction Services, LLC $2,500 + Community Foundation for the Greater Capital New York State Office of Mental Health CDPHP Arthur J. Gallagher Risk Management Services Region New York State Office of Persons with Charles R. Wood Foundation The Bonadio Group Bechtel Plant Machinery, Inc. Developmental Disabilities Coca-Cola Capital Bank Behan Communications Schenectady City School District The Community Foundation for the Greater Cohoes Savings Foundation Bosman & Associates, PLLC The Schenectady Foundation Capital Region The College of Saint Rose Bunzl USA, Inc. United Way of the Greater Capital Region Cresa Albany E. Stewart Jones Law Firm, PLLC CAP COM Federal Credit Union The Wright Family Foundation, Inc. FirstLight Eastern Heating & Cooling Inc. CapitalCare Medical Group Henry M. Butzel Family Foundation, Inc. Gannett Foundation Cool Insuring Agency, Inc. (continued)

20 21 Donations Key Private Bank Ginsberg’s Foods Inc. KeyBank Hiscock & Barclay, LLP KeyBank Foundation Lia Auto Group M&T Bank Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP ou already know about Parsons and Northeast, and this year you’ve The M&T Charitable Foundation Martin, Harding & Mazzotti, LLP gotten to know Northern Rivers Family Services. But I’ll bet you Marvin and Company, PC The McCarthy Charities, Inc. Y don’t know the whole story. As an $81 million dollar organization New York State Department of Labor NYSEG that employs more than 1,200 professionals and serves 12,000 children Rose & Kiernan, Inc. The North Face Explore Fund and families, Northern Rivers is an integral part of our region’s foundation, Standish Family Fund of The Community Pioneer Bank and it’s the job of the Development Department to strengthen that Foundation for the Greater Capital Region Re4orm Architecture foundation each day. Stewart’s Shops Salvatore & Anna Beltrone Family Foundation William Gundry Broughton Charitable Private SEFCU Insurance Agency We work every day to build relationships with businesses, donors, Foundation, Inc. TD Charitable Foundation foundations and the public at large in order to give strength not just to Trudeau Architects PLLC Northern Rivers, but to our entire community. Our fundraising, awareness- $5,000 + Usherwood Office Technology building and strategic alliance initiatives are all designed to show you that Berkshire Bank the children and families we serve aren’t a problem to be solved—they’re Berkshire Bank Foundation $1,500 + part of the solutions that will help us build stronger communities. Thank BJ’s Charitable Foundation Accent Commercial Furniture you for standing with us and helping us improve lives and advocate for Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC Capital Alliance of Young Professionals, Inc. Sari O’Connor children and families. Chief Development Officer Bryant Asset Management, Inc. Carousel Industries of North America Northern Rivers Family Services Community Impact Grants CBRE - Albany CSArch Citizens Bank Empire BlueCross Delta Dental Community Partners Excel Systems Inc. Hallam Associates, Inc. July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013 Fenimore Asset Management & FAM Funds IBM Corporation Halliday Financial Group Nigro Companies $200,000 + $25,000 + Internet Marketing Ninjas Northway Motor Car Corporation Albany County Department of Children, Youth American Clothing J.M. McDonald Foundation, Inc. O’Connell and Aronowitz, P.C. and Families The Arthur & Marie Hegarty Foundation John D. Picotte Family Foundation Orange Motor Co., Inc. New York State Energy Research & Citizens Bank Foundation Macy’s Quandt’s Foodservice Distributors, Inc. Development Authority (NYSERDA) The Daniel and Susan Pfau Foundation Manning and Napier Advisors, Inc. RBC Capital Markets New York State Office of Children and Family First Niagara Bank Tri City Rentals / Massry Realty Partners Royal Care Pharmacy Services, an Omnicare Services First Niagara Bank Foundation Milliman Company U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, Hudson River Bank & Trust Co. Foundation National Grid Tech Valley Builders, Inc. Administration for Children & Families Schenectady County Public Health Services NBT Bank Wilson, Elser, Moskowitz, Edelman & Dicker LLP U.S. Department of Labor Walmart Regional Associate Affiliates Saint-Gobain SEFCU $500 + $50,000 + $10,000 + SI Group, Inc. 3N Document Destruction, Inc. University at Albany Athletics Albany Police Department Anonymous Adirondack Wood Floors W.B. Mason Co., Inc. City of Schenectady The AYCO Company, LP Amedore Homes, Inc. WGY Christmas Wish Corporation for National & Community Services Bank of America The Association Development Group GE Family Bank of America Charitable Foundation B. Nur Cheyenne Memorial Fund of The Hannay Reels BBL Construction Services, LLC $2,500 + Community Foundation for the Greater Capital New York State Office of Mental Health CDPHP Arthur J. Gallagher Risk Management Services Region New York State Office of Persons with Charles R. Wood Foundation The Bonadio Group Bechtel Plant Machinery, Inc. Developmental Disabilities Coca-Cola Capital Bank Behan Communications Schenectady City School District The Community Foundation for the Greater Cohoes Savings Foundation Bosman & Associates, PLLC The Schenectady Foundation Capital Region The College of Saint Rose Bunzl USA, Inc. United Way of the Greater Capital Region Cresa Albany E. Stewart Jones Law Firm, PLLC CAP COM Federal Credit Union The Wright Family Foundation, Inc. FirstLight Eastern Heating & Cooling Inc. CapitalCare Medical Group Henry M. Butzel Family Foundation, Inc. Gannett Foundation Cool Insuring Agency, Inc. (continued)

20 21 Community Partners (continued) Donor Honor Roll July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013 July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013

Cranial Solutions, LLC Reform, A True Pilates Studio $40,000 + William and Beth Hillig John and Helen Carswell Driver Greene LLP Renaissance Corporation of Albany Audrey LaFrenier Alison Chase Estate of Walter Buck Fredericka V. Slingerland Family Foundation Repeat Business Systems and Ralph Spiller Lisa and William Clark Roger and Sherley Hannay Fusco Personnel The Richard Tenenini Fund for Mental Health Michael Patterson Kirkham Cornwell Mark and Terri Little Golub Family Foundation, Inc. Recovery of The Community Foundation for the David Pollitzer and Robin Love Molly Daniels Hudson Mohawk Road Runners Club Greater Capital Region $20,000 + Bruce Pomeroy Michael and Mary Donahue Jefferies & Company, Inc Roemer, Wallens, Gold & Mineaux LLP Kapil and Nidhi Singh George and Eileen Earle The John and Cornelia Hume Charitable Fund RollGiving Laurie and Tom Baldwin Michele and Thomas Sweeney Julie and Steven Evans Lake Associates Inc. SCA North America Estate of William N. Hayden Kristen Youmans The First Unitarian Society McNamee, Lochner, Titus & Williams, P.C. School Systems Federal Credit Union Estate of Ira D. of Schenectady Morrison Consulting TM Byxbee Company, CPAs, NY, PC and Helen P. LeFevre $1,000 + William and Patricia Flaherty Netsmart Ungerman Electric, Inc. Josefina Nevius Krista Grassia Thomas and Christine Amell Northwestern Mutual / Tronco Financial Group Upstate Respite Services Kathyleen Guarnier Anonymous Pattison, Sampson, Ginsberg & Griffin, PC Whiteman, Osterman & Hanna $10,000 + Andrew and Sarah Halliday Timothy and Anne Barker Phillips Lytle LLP William and Mary Barnet Family Foundation of Clair and Joan Hesselton Anonymous Gary Barnes The Pike Company The Community Foundation for the Greater Edward and Ro Hurley Miriam Butzel Joyce and Sanford Bookstein Pinnacle Human Resources, LLC Capital Region Lance and Roberta Jackson and Richard Junge Donald and Sandra Carman Honorable Kathleen Jimino Colleen and Robert Calhoun Elisa Gallaro Kenneth Johnson Richard and and Mark Marchand E. Stewart Jones Mary Beth Ketchum John and Cornelia Hume and Kimberly Sanger Jones Estate of Leo J. Levy Richard P. and Mary and Gerald Kilanoski Estate of Martha A. Rosenberger Gertrude S. Johnson Kelly and Peter LaFnitzegger Fifty members of the GE Family Virginia Khoury $5,000 + Ralph and Marla LaMontagna joined Northern Rivers Family Steven and Mary Beth Labate James McDonald Services to beautify our grounds and Mark Bryant and Lisa Callahan Gary and Madeline Leonard Lee and Karen McElroy facilities throughout Schenectady Michael Conway Sharon Mahota Robert and Kathleen McMahon during Earth Day 2013. Since 1888, Roberta and David de Lalla Rich and Fran Marini Michael and Rosemary Norelli GE has supported the mission and John Decatur and Wendy Quinn Daniel and Sally Nolan NYS Office of General Services services of NRFS through corporate Mark Digby Sari and Kevin O’Connor Q.U.I.L.T.S. of Schenectady sponsorships, grant awards, matching Kathleen Mattes Robert Ostrander gifts, volunteer projects, the GE Hector and Lourdes Ramirez and Andrew Marsh Craig Petreikis Walk for Education and individual Christopher Roop Anthony Walsh Nancy Ray employee donations. We are Cheryl Rotondi Claire and Jeffrey Resnik very grateful for our longstanding Tina and Thomas Schimmer $2,500 + Elaine Robinson partnership with the GE Family! Steven and Janice Schmitt George Swartfigure Anonymous Joseph and Catherine Seebald James and Maureen Tusty Rick and Diana Crookes Pamela Silkowski Austin Woodward Garrett and Shellie DeGraff Janice and Stanley Smith John and Diane Henley $500 + Roberta Steele Ruth Salter Therese Stillman Raymond and Karen Schimmer Kenneth Abele St. Peter’s Health Partners Marion L. Smith Charitable Trust Jon R. Allen John and Sally Ten Eyck Dominick and Patricia Trimarchi Sharon Awramik F. Michael and Lynette Tucker Robert and Donna Welch Charles Becker Nina and Robert Tyzik Elwyn and Janet Becker Thomas and Suzanne Wagner $1,500 + Andrew Bookstein Kevin and Casey Walsh Katharine Briar-Lawson Robert M. Curley Thomas Walsh and Hal Lawson A team of fifty National Grid employees volunteered their time during National Grid’s 2013 Earth Day, held on the Ann Marie Franke-Suarato Bob and Sally Wygant Parsons campus. Flowers, bushes, and shrubs were planted to beautify our grounds. National Grid’s community Eileen and James Burns and Louis Suarato giving also supports Northeast’s Career Development Center. (continued)

22 23 Community Partners (continued) Donor Honor Roll July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013 July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013

Cranial Solutions, LLC Reform, A True Pilates Studio $40,000 + William and Beth Hillig John and Helen Carswell Driver Greene LLP Renaissance Corporation of Albany Audrey LaFrenier Alison Chase Estate of Walter Buck Fredericka V. Slingerland Family Foundation Repeat Business Systems and Ralph Spiller Lisa and William Clark Roger and Sherley Hannay Fusco Personnel The Richard Tenenini Fund for Mental Health Michael Patterson Kirkham Cornwell Mark and Terri Little Golub Family Foundation, Inc. Recovery of The Community Foundation for the David Pollitzer and Robin Love Molly Daniels Hudson Mohawk Road Runners Club Greater Capital Region $20,000 + Bruce Pomeroy Michael and Mary Donahue Jefferies & Company, Inc Roemer, Wallens, Gold & Mineaux LLP Kapil and Nidhi Singh George and Eileen Earle The John and Cornelia Hume Charitable Fund RollGiving Laurie and Tom Baldwin Michele and Thomas Sweeney Julie and Steven Evans Lake Associates Inc. SCA North America Estate of William N. Hayden Kristen Youmans The First Unitarian Society McNamee, Lochner, Titus & Williams, P.C. School Systems Federal Credit Union Estate of Ira D. of Schenectady Morrison Consulting TM Byxbee Company, CPAs, NY, PC and Helen P. LeFevre $1,000 + William and Patricia Flaherty Netsmart Ungerman Electric, Inc. Josefina Nevius Krista Grassia Thomas and Christine Amell Northwestern Mutual / Tronco Financial Group Upstate Respite Services Kathyleen Guarnier Anonymous Pattison, Sampson, Ginsberg & Griffin, PC Whiteman, Osterman & Hanna $10,000 + Andrew and Sarah Halliday Timothy and Anne Barker Phillips Lytle LLP William and Mary Barnet Family Foundation of Clair and Joan Hesselton Anonymous Gary Barnes The Pike Company The Community Foundation for the Greater Edward and Ro Hurley Miriam Butzel Joyce and Sanford Bookstein Pinnacle Human Resources, LLC Capital Region Lance and Roberta Jackson and Richard Junge Donald and Sandra Carman Honorable Kathleen Jimino Colleen and Robert Calhoun Elisa Gallaro Kenneth Johnson Richard and and Mark Marchand E. Stewart Jones Mary Beth Ketchum John and Cornelia Hume and Kimberly Sanger Jones Estate of Leo J. Levy Richard P. and Mary and Gerald Kilanoski Estate of Martha A. Rosenberger Gertrude S. Johnson Kelly and Peter LaFnitzegger Fifty members of the GE Family Virginia Khoury $5,000 + Ralph and Marla LaMontagna joined Northern Rivers Family Steven and Mary Beth Labate James McDonald Services to beautify our grounds and Mark Bryant and Lisa Callahan Gary and Madeline Leonard Lee and Karen McElroy facilities throughout Schenectady Michael Conway Sharon Mahota Robert and Kathleen McMahon during Earth Day 2013. Since 1888, Roberta and David de Lalla Rich and Fran Marini Michael and Rosemary Norelli GE has supported the mission and John Decatur and Wendy Quinn Daniel and Sally Nolan NYS Office of General Services services of NRFS through corporate Mark Digby Sari and Kevin O’Connor Q.U.I.L.T.S. of Schenectady sponsorships, grant awards, matching Kathleen Mattes Robert Ostrander gifts, volunteer projects, the GE Hector and Lourdes Ramirez and Andrew Marsh Craig Petreikis Walk for Education and individual Christopher Roop Anthony Walsh Nancy Ray employee donations. We are Cheryl Rotondi Claire and Jeffrey Resnik very grateful for our longstanding Tina and Thomas Schimmer $2,500 + Elaine Robinson partnership with the GE Family! Steven and Janice Schmitt George Swartfigure Anonymous Joseph and Catherine Seebald James and Maureen Tusty Rick and Diana Crookes Pamela Silkowski Austin Woodward Garrett and Shellie DeGraff Janice and Stanley Smith John and Diane Henley $500 + Roberta Steele Ruth Salter Therese Stillman Raymond and Karen Schimmer Kenneth Abele St. Peter’s Health Partners Marion L. Smith Charitable Trust Jon R. Allen John and Sally Ten Eyck Dominick and Patricia Trimarchi Sharon Awramik F. Michael and Lynette Tucker Robert and Donna Welch Charles Becker Nina and Robert Tyzik Elwyn and Janet Becker Thomas and Suzanne Wagner $1,500 + Andrew Bookstein Kevin and Casey Walsh Katharine Briar-Lawson Robert M. Curley Thomas Walsh and Hal Lawson A team of fifty National Grid employees volunteered their time during National Grid’s 2013 Earth Day, held on the Ann Marie Franke-Suarato Bob and Sally Wygant Parsons campus. Flowers, bushes, and shrubs were planted to beautify our grounds. National Grid’s community Eileen and James Burns and Louis Suarato giving also supports Northeast’s Career Development Center. (continued)

22 23 Ulster County: Family Talk Donor Honor Roll (continued) July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013

$250 + Cyprus Shriners Rita and James Mooney n a typical Wednesday night in Kingston, a group of 20 J. Robert Daggett Peter A. Morgan John Abbuhl Deb Dayton A. Sydney Mullin children and parents celebrate the end of a 12-hour day Aflac New York Eastern Contractors NPCS Employee’s Association of intensive work activities with a home cooked meal. But John Ahearn O Association, Inc. Kevin O’Leary Family Talk dinners aren’t just fun and food. They’re another way that Albany-Colonie Regional Nadia Ehrlich Finkelstein John and Donna Olsen Chamber of Commerce Parsons’ Home and Community Based Services Waiver program can Robert Elder Terry Palumbo Albany Medical Center help children with serious mental health challenges remain safely at Eugene and Mary Ellis Sharon and Henry Parys Damarise Alexander-Mann home with their families. EYP Kimberleigh and Brian Phelan American Mobile Dental Julia Filippone William B. Picotte Patricia Anderson Family services in Ulster County are a little unique. Instead of being and Robert Fleury Plummer & Wigger, LLC Anonymous assigned a service provider, families who enroll in Waiver services Susan Fogarty Robert and Linda Pommerer Michael and Stacie Arpey Frank Adams Jewelers Joseph and Donna Rabito are allowed to choose the agency that best fits their needs. It’s a Steven Axelrod C. G. Frink Shoba Ramani testament to the innovation and B and B Maintenance, Inc. Galesi Group Rensselaer County Regional hard work of Individualized Care Richard and Susan Baker Bret Gelder Chamber of Commerce John Balint Coordinator (ICC) Supervisor Rich and Sue Gerardi Lauri Rosmarin-Plattner Victoria Balkoski Ceil Chlystun and ICCs Danielle Glenridge Grange #1544 and Robert Plattner and Paul Winkeller Guido and Nikki Siberon that the Michael Gorham Ruby Tuesday Wayne and Laurie Ballard Parsons’ Waiver services in Ulster Elaine and Michael Gruener Ellen Sax and Patrick Greene David and Kathleen Bartley James Harder Lawrence Schechter County are filled to capacity. Christian and Atlee Bender Hershey Family Fund of The Carol Schilp Big Brothers Big Sisters Ceil, Danielle and Nikki Community Foundation for Kristin Schmidt of the Capital Region the Greater Capital Region Paul and Mary Scoville developed the bi-weekly Family Paul Bookstein James and Barbara Hoehn Kimberly Scripa Talk program in Kingston to meet Marylynne Brady-Johnson Michael Hutcherson and Jeremy Bell the needs and wants of families Marian Breitbart Richard and Ann Jacobs Second Reformed Church Senator Neil D. Breslin here. The dinners provide a Mayor Gerald D. Jennings of Rotterdam Kelley Brock real-world environment where Jacquelyn Jerry Katherine and Robert Sheehan and Douglas Morseburg children and parents can apply Kevin and Gloria Kelly Cynthia and Herbert Shultz Charles and Charlotte Buchanan Kathleen Kirvin Laurie Silvano the skills they’ve learned, talk Callanan Industries, Inc. L&P Media Susan Simpson about successes and issues, Capital District Assoc. for the Jennifer Lawrence Dustan and Alicia Skidmore and make the program work for Education of Young Children Allan Lockwood David and Emily Spooner Alice Carpenter them. And it’s paying off. “The Lee Lounsbury and John Bailly St. George’s Episcopal Church The Chamber of kids don’t even realize they’re George and Frances Loeffler St. George’s Lodge #6F & AM Schenectady County learning,” said Siberon. Jeffrey and Shelley Luks Janice and Timothy Stewart James Chisholm Gina Lumia Dr. Peter F. Stoll and Catherine Kuzsman Yes, Ulster County is unique, Karen Mackey Lisa Strizzi CJETT Corporation and so is every county served by Terry and Bill Mango Margaret and Mark Sturtevant Karen and Charles Clark Marshall & Sterling Upstate, Inc. Shirley Thomas Northern Rivers. We’re proud to Tim and Sandra Conley David and Jill Martinkovic Susan Thompson be part of every community, and Constellation Energy Robert and Gina Mascali and Al DeSalvo we continue to work every day Cathy Cooley Timothy Matias Honorable Paul Tonko to develop the right situation to Tyrone and Julie Copeland Kevin McCoy Bart and Patricia Trudeau Creative Dance Arts meet every need. Sofia and John McDonough Christian and Devon Turner Crisafulli Bros. Plumbing & Leonard and Laurie McGeary UAlbany School Heating Contractors, Inc. Stanley Metzner of Social Welfare CT Male Associates, PC Jeff Miller United Water Kimberly and David Cummins and Judy Falcone-Miller United Way of Greater Portland

24 25 Ulster County: Family Talk Donor Honor Roll (continued) July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013

$250 + Cyprus Shriners Rita and James Mooney n a typical Wednesday night in Kingston, a group of 20 J. Robert Daggett Peter A. Morgan John Abbuhl Deb Dayton A. Sydney Mullin children and parents celebrate the end of a 12-hour day Aflac New York Eastern Contractors NPCS Employee’s Association of intensive work activities with a home cooked meal. But John Ahearn O Association, Inc. Kevin O’Leary Family Talk dinners aren’t just fun and food. They’re another way that Albany-Colonie Regional Nadia Ehrlich Finkelstein John and Donna Olsen Chamber of Commerce Parsons’ Home and Community Based Services Waiver program can Robert Elder Terry Palumbo Albany Medical Center help children with serious mental health challenges remain safely at Eugene and Mary Ellis Sharon and Henry Parys Damarise Alexander-Mann home with their families. EYP Kimberleigh and Brian Phelan American Mobile Dental Julia Filippone William B. Picotte Patricia Anderson Family services in Ulster County are a little unique. Instead of being and Robert Fleury Plummer & Wigger, LLC Anonymous assigned a service provider, families who enroll in Waiver services Susan Fogarty Robert and Linda Pommerer Michael and Stacie Arpey Frank Adams Jewelers Joseph and Donna Rabito are allowed to choose the agency that best fits their needs. It’s a Steven Axelrod C. G. Frink Shoba Ramani testament to the innovation and B and B Maintenance, Inc. Galesi Group Rensselaer County Regional hard work of Individualized Care Richard and Susan Baker Bret Gelder Chamber of Commerce John Balint Coordinator (ICC) Supervisor Rich and Sue Gerardi Lauri Rosmarin-Plattner Victoria Balkoski Ceil Chlystun and ICCs Danielle Glenridge Grange #1544 and Robert Plattner and Paul Winkeller Guido and Nikki Siberon that the Michael Gorham Ruby Tuesday Wayne and Laurie Ballard Parsons’ Waiver services in Ulster Elaine and Michael Gruener Ellen Sax and Patrick Greene David and Kathleen Bartley James Harder Lawrence Schechter County are filled to capacity. Christian and Atlee Bender Hershey Family Fund of The Carol Schilp Big Brothers Big Sisters Ceil, Danielle and Nikki Community Foundation for Kristin Schmidt of the Capital Region the Greater Capital Region Paul and Mary Scoville developed the bi-weekly Family Paul Bookstein James and Barbara Hoehn Kimberly Scripa Talk program in Kingston to meet Marylynne Brady-Johnson Michael Hutcherson and Jeremy Bell the needs and wants of families Marian Breitbart Richard and Ann Jacobs Second Reformed Church Senator Neil D. Breslin here. The dinners provide a Mayor Gerald D. Jennings of Rotterdam Kelley Brock real-world environment where Jacquelyn Jerry Katherine and Robert Sheehan and Douglas Morseburg children and parents can apply Kevin and Gloria Kelly Cynthia and Herbert Shultz Charles and Charlotte Buchanan Kathleen Kirvin Laurie Silvano the skills they’ve learned, talk Callanan Industries, Inc. L&P Media Susan Simpson about successes and issues, Capital District Assoc. for the Jennifer Lawrence Dustan and Alicia Skidmore and make the program work for Education of Young Children Allan Lockwood David and Emily Spooner Alice Carpenter them. And it’s paying off. “The Lee Lounsbury and John Bailly St. George’s Episcopal Church The Chamber of kids don’t even realize they’re George and Frances Loeffler St. George’s Lodge #6F & AM Schenectady County learning,” said Siberon. Jeffrey and Shelley Luks Janice and Timothy Stewart James Chisholm Gina Lumia Dr. Peter F. Stoll and Catherine Kuzsman Yes, Ulster County is unique, Karen Mackey Lisa Strizzi CJETT Corporation and so is every county served by Terry and Bill Mango Margaret and Mark Sturtevant Karen and Charles Clark Marshall & Sterling Upstate, Inc. Shirley Thomas Northern Rivers. We’re proud to Tim and Sandra Conley David and Jill Martinkovic Susan Thompson be part of every community, and Constellation Energy Robert and Gina Mascali and Al DeSalvo we continue to work every day Cathy Cooley Timothy Matias Honorable Paul Tonko to develop the right situation to Tyrone and Julie Copeland Kevin McCoy Bart and Patricia Trudeau Creative Dance Arts meet every need. Sofia and John McDonough Christian and Devon Turner Crisafulli Bros. Plumbing & Leonard and Laurie McGeary UAlbany School Heating Contractors, Inc. Stanley Metzner of Social Welfare CT Male Associates, PC Jeff Miller United Water Kimberly and David Cummins and Judy Falcone-Miller United Way of Greater Portland

24 25 Donor Honor Roll (continued) Kevin Johnson Pamela McGuire Daniel and Rachel Powell July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013 Joan Kellogg-Ham Lisa McKenzie Mary Purdy Dick and Edna Kelly Sharon Lee McNulty Rensselaer County Industrial United Way of Tri-State Honorable Denise Brucker Tom and Noreen Fargione Howard Kibrick Donald Meserve Development Agency Charles Vatalaro Louis and Judy Buhrmaster Father’s Produce Inc. Elizabeth Kilanoksi Carolyn L. Millard Michael Rishel Olivia Wang Sharon Burgess Lori Favata-Guevara Donna King Linda Monkell Robb Financial Advisors, Inc. Richard Weisz Christopher Scott Burky, M.D. and Eduardo Guevara Ann Kulkus Michael Morhardt Donna Robinson Ann and Jeffrey Wendth Colleen Campoli Barbara Feldman Labor Cost Management John and Roberta Morrison Robyn Dee’s Hair Design The Woodzell Family Gift Fund Guy Castine First Baptist Church LaFave, Wein and Martha and Christopher Mosca William Rochelle, Jr. Tammi Wrest Anne Christman of Schenectady Frament PLLC David Mowry Roessleville Presbyterian Daniel and Jeanne Ciampino Four Winds Saratoga Richard Lasky and Jane Wagner Frederick Mullins Church $100 + William and Patricia Cohen Marjorie and Edward Fournier Kathryn LaTorre Deepika and Kamlesh Mundra Ernesto Roldan Randy and Sheryl Collins Patricia and Fred Frank John Lavash Kaustubh and Ketaki Nagarkar Ronald and Marianne Romano 1st National Bank of Scotia Colonie Youth Center, Inc. Richard and Elizabeth Frasier Martha Lepow Shridhar Nath Diane Rosenbaum Rick Agresta The Community Foundation for The Frederick Neil Levine Mary and Richard Nathan Robin Roy Christopher Allen the Greater Capital Region’s and Clara Ellert Fund Living Resources Ronald Neaton Timothy Rudge Alloya Corporate Federal Lee & Heidi Newberg Fund Anne Furman Ira and Sheila Lobel Michael Niles Stephen and Sherri Ruggles Credit Union David Cook Barbara Fuscus Thomas and Marilyn Logan Northeast Information Systems M.A. Sager Guy and Dorothea Alonge Claire Crawley Kaitlin Gallagher Nicholas Lotano NYS Office of Temporary & Holly Saupp and Eric Godbolt Alton U. Farnsworth Bernard and Prashant Gawde Kathryn Love Disability Assistance Schenectady County Middle School Beverly Cunningham Jillian Gecewicz Jean Lyons Thomas J. O’Connor, Esq. Community College Anonymous John Day Thomas and Dina Gianatasio MAC Source Communications Janice and Edwin Otis Harvey and Happy Scherer Russell Antonacci The Desmond Hotel Michael and Beatrice Gioeni Melissa Mace Pace Analytical Services Inc. Richard Schumaker Brian and Martha Aylward and Conference Center Alan Goldberg James MacTavish Raymond and Andrea Paglieri Meryl and Jonathan Schwalb Kamran and Najma Baig Amy and Sanjeeve de Soyza Dayle Groudine Gene Male Su-Ann Paige Theresa and Todd Rose Mary and Stephen Bailly Robert and Sylvia Dettmer and Joel Goldstein John Malone Clifford Passen Schwendeman Robert Batson Diamond Spring Water Co Gus Z. Associates, Ltd. Vanita and Vikas Mani Edward and Margaret Pauling Ricki Shapiro John Baugh Misty Didieo Marie Gutta Franke David and Julie Martin Wilfred and Lynn Pauquette Nuo Sheng Margot Bean and Glenn Busby Tom Donahue Bonnie Hall Amy Massey Katherine and Roger Pelham Eileen Shields Richard and Annick Belleville Thomas Donovan Kiruba Haran Jaqueline McCarty Robert and Donna Phillips Doris and Brian Shuman Elizabeth Beranek Elizabeth and Bruce Douglas Ronald and Clare Hileman Michael and Lisa McClure Adele Pickar Elizabeth Siedhoff William and Pamela Bird Tom and Lara Dullaghan Audrey and William Holstein Jane McGlynn Cynthia Placek Jeffrey Siegel Christopher Boggs James Dunavin Susan and Paul Houpt Kathleen and Peter Bove The Durstewitz/Blasko Fund Sudha and Jurg Hunziker Dianne and Richard Bowden Paul and Barbara Dworkin Ingalls & Associates, LLP The Brighter Choice Foundation Joanne and Michael Esposito Melissa and Paul Jerominek Daniel and Denise Brown

Berkshire Bank employees volunteered their day to support the 2013 NRFS Golf Tournament. Sari O’Connor, Northern Rivers Family Services Chief Development Officer (right), welcomed team leader Justin Priddle, Berkshire’s Vice President and Relationship Manager (second from left), and his colleagues. Berkshire Bank supports In June 2013, more than thirty First Niagara team members volunteered the programs and services of NRFS their time and expertise for a “Networking Breakfast” with Northeast’s through a variety of corporate YouthBuild Schenectady students, sharing information on job readiness, sponsorships and grant awards. interviewing and communication skills. 26 27 Donor Honor Roll (continued) Kevin Johnson Pamela McGuire Daniel and Rachel Powell July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013 Joan Kellogg-Ham Lisa McKenzie Mary Purdy Dick and Edna Kelly Sharon Lee McNulty Rensselaer County Industrial United Way of Tri-State Honorable Denise Brucker Tom and Noreen Fargione Howard Kibrick Donald Meserve Development Agency Charles Vatalaro Louis and Judy Buhrmaster Father’s Produce Inc. Elizabeth Kilanoksi Carolyn L. Millard Michael Rishel Olivia Wang Sharon Burgess Lori Favata-Guevara Donna King Linda Monkell Robb Financial Advisors, Inc. Richard Weisz Christopher Scott Burky, M.D. and Eduardo Guevara Ann Kulkus Michael Morhardt Donna Robinson Ann and Jeffrey Wendth Colleen Campoli Barbara Feldman Labor Cost Management John and Roberta Morrison Robyn Dee’s Hair Design The Woodzell Family Gift Fund Guy Castine First Baptist Church LaFave, Wein and Martha and Christopher Mosca William Rochelle, Jr. Tammi Wrest Anne Christman of Schenectady Frament PLLC David Mowry Roessleville Presbyterian Daniel and Jeanne Ciampino Four Winds Saratoga Richard Lasky and Jane Wagner Frederick Mullins Church $100 + William and Patricia Cohen Marjorie and Edward Fournier Kathryn LaTorre Deepika and Kamlesh Mundra Ernesto Roldan Randy and Sheryl Collins Patricia and Fred Frank John Lavash Kaustubh and Ketaki Nagarkar Ronald and Marianne Romano 1st National Bank of Scotia Colonie Youth Center, Inc. Richard and Elizabeth Frasier Martha Lepow Shridhar Nath Diane Rosenbaum Rick Agresta The Community Foundation for The Frederick Neil Levine Mary and Richard Nathan Robin Roy Christopher Allen the Greater Capital Region’s and Clara Ellert Fund Living Resources Ronald Neaton Timothy Rudge Alloya Corporate Federal Lee & Heidi Newberg Fund Anne Furman Ira and Sheila Lobel Michael Niles Stephen and Sherri Ruggles Credit Union David Cook Barbara Fuscus Thomas and Marilyn Logan Northeast Information Systems M.A. Sager Guy and Dorothea Alonge Claire Crawley Kaitlin Gallagher Nicholas Lotano NYS Office of Temporary & Holly Saupp and Eric Godbolt Alton U. Farnsworth Bernard and Prashant Gawde Kathryn Love Disability Assistance Schenectady County Middle School Beverly Cunningham Jillian Gecewicz Jean Lyons Thomas J. O’Connor, Esq. Community College Anonymous John Day Thomas and Dina Gianatasio MAC Source Communications Janice and Edwin Otis Harvey and Happy Scherer Russell Antonacci The Desmond Hotel Michael and Beatrice Gioeni Melissa Mace Pace Analytical Services Inc. Richard Schumaker Brian and Martha Aylward and Conference Center Alan Goldberg James MacTavish Raymond and Andrea Paglieri Meryl and Jonathan Schwalb Kamran and Najma Baig Amy and Sanjeeve de Soyza Dayle Groudine Gene Male Su-Ann Paige Theresa and Todd Rose Mary and Stephen Bailly Robert and Sylvia Dettmer and Joel Goldstein John Malone Clifford Passen Schwendeman Robert Batson Diamond Spring Water Co Gus Z. Associates, Ltd. Vanita and Vikas Mani Edward and Margaret Pauling Ricki Shapiro John Baugh Misty Didieo Marie Gutta Franke David and Julie Martin Wilfred and Lynn Pauquette Nuo Sheng Margot Bean and Glenn Busby Tom Donahue Bonnie Hall Amy Massey Katherine and Roger Pelham Eileen Shields Richard and Annick Belleville Thomas Donovan Kiruba Haran Jaqueline McCarty Robert and Donna Phillips Doris and Brian Shuman Elizabeth Beranek Elizabeth and Bruce Douglas Ronald and Clare Hileman Michael and Lisa McClure Adele Pickar Elizabeth Siedhoff William and Pamela Bird Tom and Lara Dullaghan Audrey and William Holstein Jane McGlynn Cynthia Placek Jeffrey Siegel Christopher Boggs James Dunavin Susan and Paul Houpt Kathleen and Peter Bove The Durstewitz/Blasko Fund Sudha and Jurg Hunziker Dianne and Richard Bowden Paul and Barbara Dworkin Ingalls & Associates, LLP The Brighter Choice Foundation Joanne and Michael Esposito Melissa and Paul Jerominek Daniel and Denise Brown

Berkshire Bank employees volunteered their day to support the 2013 NRFS Golf Tournament. Sari O’Connor, Northern Rivers Family Services Chief Development Officer (right), welcomed team leader Justin Priddle, Berkshire’s Vice President and Relationship Manager (second from left), and his colleagues. Berkshire Bank supports In June 2013, more than thirty First Niagara team members volunteered the programs and services of NRFS their time and expertise for a “Networking Breakfast” with Northeast’s through a variety of corporate YouthBuild Schenectady students, sharing information on job readiness, sponsorships and grant awards. interviewing and communication skills. 26 27 Donor Honor Roll (continued) Kevin Johnson Pamela McGuire Daniel and Rachel Powell July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013 Joan Kellogg-Ham Lisa McKenzie Mary Purdy Dick and Edna Kelly Sharon Lee McNulty Rensselaer County Industrial United Way of Tri-State Honorable Denise Brucker Tom and Noreen Fargione Howard Kibrick Donald Meserve Development Agency Charles Vatalaro Louis and Judy Buhrmaster Father’s Produce Inc. Elizabeth Kilanoksi Carolyn L. Millard Michael Rishel Olivia Wang Sharon Burgess Lori Favata-Guevara Donna King Linda Monkell Robb Financial Advisors, Inc. Richard Weisz Christopher Scott Burky, M.D. and Eduardo Guevara Ann Kulkus Michael Morhardt Donna Robinson Ann and Jeffrey Wendth Colleen Campoli Barbara Feldman Labor Cost Management John and Roberta Morrison Robyn Dee’s Hair Design The Woodzell Family Gift Fund Guy Castine First Baptist Church LaFave, Wein and Martha and Christopher Mosca William Rochelle, Jr. Tammi Wrest Anne Christman of Schenectady Frament PLLC David Mowry Roessleville Presbyterian Daniel and Jeanne Ciampino Four Winds Saratoga Richard Lasky and Jane Wagner Frederick Mullins Church $100 + William and Patricia Cohen Marjorie and Edward Fournier Kathryn LaTorre Deepika and Kamlesh Mundra Ernesto Roldan Randy and Sheryl Collins Patricia and Fred Frank John Lavash Kaustubh and Ketaki Nagarkar Ronald and Marianne Romano 1st National Bank of Scotia Colonie Youth Center, Inc. Richard and Elizabeth Frasier Martha Lepow Shridhar Nath Diane Rosenbaum Rick Agresta The Community Foundation for The Frederick Neil Levine Mary and Richard Nathan Robin Roy Christopher Allen the Greater Capital Region’s and Clara Ellert Fund Living Resources Ronald Neaton Timothy Rudge Alloya Corporate Federal Lee & Heidi Newberg Fund Anne Furman Ira and Sheila Lobel Michael Niles Stephen and Sherri Ruggles Credit Union David Cook Barbara Fuscus Thomas and Marilyn Logan Northeast Information Systems M.A. Sager Guy and Dorothea Alonge Claire Crawley Kaitlin Gallagher Nicholas Lotano NYS Office of Temporary & Holly Saupp and Eric Godbolt Alton U. Farnsworth Bernard and Prashant Gawde Kathryn Love Disability Assistance Schenectady County Middle School Beverly Cunningham Jillian Gecewicz Jean Lyons Thomas J. O’Connor, Esq. Community College Anonymous John Day Thomas and Dina Gianatasio MAC Source Communications Janice and Edwin Otis Harvey and Happy Scherer Russell Antonacci The Desmond Hotel Michael and Beatrice Gioeni Melissa Mace Pace Analytical Services Inc. Richard Schumaker Brian and Martha Aylward and Conference Center Alan Goldberg James MacTavish Raymond and Andrea Paglieri Meryl and Jonathan Schwalb Kamran and Najma Baig Amy and Sanjeeve de Soyza Dayle Groudine Gene Male Su-Ann Paige Theresa and Todd Rose Mary and Stephen Bailly Robert and Sylvia Dettmer and Joel Goldstein John Malone Clifford Passen Schwendeman Robert Batson Diamond Spring Water Co Gus Z. Associates, Ltd. Vanita and Vikas Mani Edward and Margaret Pauling Ricki Shapiro John Baugh Misty Didieo Marie Gutta Franke David and Julie Martin Wilfred and Lynn Pauquette Nuo Sheng Margot Bean and Glenn Busby Tom Donahue Bonnie Hall Amy Massey Katherine and Roger Pelham Eileen Shields Richard and Annick Belleville Thomas Donovan Kiruba Haran Jaqueline McCarty Robert and Donna Phillips Doris and Brian Shuman Elizabeth Beranek Elizabeth and Bruce Douglas Ronald and Clare Hileman Michael and Lisa McClure Adele Pickar Elizabeth Siedhoff William and Pamela Bird Tom and Lara Dullaghan Audrey and William Holstein Jane McGlynn Cynthia Placek Jeffrey Siegel Christopher Boggs James Dunavin Susan and Paul Houpt Kathleen and Peter Bove The Durstewitz/Blasko Fund Sudha and Jurg Hunziker Dianne and Richard Bowden Paul and Barbara Dworkin Ingalls & Associates, LLP The Brighter Choice Foundation Joanne and Michael Esposito Melissa and Paul Jerominek Daniel and Denise Brown

Berkshire Bank employees volunteered their day to support the 2013 NRFS Golf Tournament. Sari O’Connor, Northern Rivers Family Services Chief Development Officer (right), welcomed team leader Justin Priddle, Berkshire’s Vice President and Relationship Manager (second from left), and his colleagues. Berkshire Bank supports In June 2013, more than thirty First Niagara team members volunteered the programs and services of NRFS their time and expertise for a “Networking Breakfast” with Northeast’s through a variety of corporate YouthBuild Schenectady students, sharing information on job readiness, sponsorships and grant awards. interviewing and communication skills. 26 27 Donor Honor Roll (continued) Kevin Johnson Pamela McGuire Daniel and Rachel Powell July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013 Joan Kellogg-Ham Lisa McKenzie Mary Purdy Dick and Edna Kelly Sharon Lee McNulty Rensselaer County Industrial United Way of Tri-State Honorable Denise Brucker Tom and Noreen Fargione Howard Kibrick Donald Meserve Development Agency Charles Vatalaro Louis and Judy Buhrmaster Father’s Produce Inc. Elizabeth Kilanoksi Carolyn L. Millard Michael Rishel Olivia Wang Sharon Burgess Lori Favata-Guevara Donna King Linda Monkell Robb Financial Advisors, Inc. Richard Weisz Christopher Scott Burky, M.D. and Eduardo Guevara Ann Kulkus Michael Morhardt Donna Robinson Ann and Jeffrey Wendth Colleen Campoli Barbara Feldman Labor Cost Management John and Roberta Morrison Robyn Dee’s Hair Design The Woodzell Family Gift Fund Guy Castine First Baptist Church LaFave, Wein and Martha and Christopher Mosca William Rochelle, Jr. Tammi Wrest Anne Christman of Schenectady Frament PLLC David Mowry Roessleville Presbyterian Daniel and Jeanne Ciampino Four Winds Saratoga Richard Lasky and Jane Wagner Frederick Mullins Church $100 + William and Patricia Cohen Marjorie and Edward Fournier Kathryn LaTorre Deepika and Kamlesh Mundra Ernesto Roldan Randy and Sheryl Collins Patricia and Fred Frank John Lavash Kaustubh and Ketaki Nagarkar Ronald and Marianne Romano 1st National Bank of Scotia Colonie Youth Center, Inc. Richard and Elizabeth Frasier Martha Lepow Shridhar Nath Diane Rosenbaum Rick Agresta The Community Foundation for The Frederick Neil Levine Mary and Richard Nathan Robin Roy Christopher Allen the Greater Capital Region’s and Clara Ellert Fund Living Resources Ronald Neaton Timothy Rudge Alloya Corporate Federal Lee & Heidi Newberg Fund Anne Furman Ira and Sheila Lobel Michael Niles Stephen and Sherri Ruggles Credit Union David Cook Barbara Fuscus Thomas and Marilyn Logan Northeast Information Systems M.A. Sager Guy and Dorothea Alonge Claire Crawley Kaitlin Gallagher Nicholas Lotano NYS Office of Temporary & Holly Saupp and Eric Godbolt Alton U. Farnsworth Bernard and Prashant Gawde Kathryn Love Disability Assistance Schenectady County Middle School Beverly Cunningham Jillian Gecewicz Jean Lyons Thomas J. O’Connor, Esq. Community College Anonymous John Day Thomas and Dina Gianatasio MAC Source Communications Janice and Edwin Otis Harvey and Happy Scherer Russell Antonacci The Desmond Hotel Michael and Beatrice Gioeni Melissa Mace Pace Analytical Services Inc. Richard Schumaker Brian and Martha Aylward and Conference Center Alan Goldberg James MacTavish Raymond and Andrea Paglieri Meryl and Jonathan Schwalb Kamran and Najma Baig Amy and Sanjeeve de Soyza Dayle Groudine Gene Male Su-Ann Paige Theresa and Todd Rose Mary and Stephen Bailly Robert and Sylvia Dettmer and Joel Goldstein John Malone Clifford Passen Schwendeman Robert Batson Diamond Spring Water Co Gus Z. Associates, Ltd. Vanita and Vikas Mani Edward and Margaret Pauling Ricki Shapiro John Baugh Misty Didieo Marie Gutta Franke David and Julie Martin Wilfred and Lynn Pauquette Nuo Sheng Margot Bean and Glenn Busby Tom Donahue Bonnie Hall Amy Massey Katherine and Roger Pelham Eileen Shields Richard and Annick Belleville Thomas Donovan Kiruba Haran Jaqueline McCarty Robert and Donna Phillips Doris and Brian Shuman Elizabeth Beranek Elizabeth and Bruce Douglas Ronald and Clare Hileman Michael and Lisa McClure Adele Pickar Elizabeth Siedhoff William and Pamela Bird Tom and Lara Dullaghan Audrey and William Holstein Jane McGlynn Cynthia Placek Jeffrey Siegel Christopher Boggs James Dunavin Susan and Paul Houpt Kathleen and Peter Bove The Durstewitz/Blasko Fund Sudha and Jurg Hunziker Dianne and Richard Bowden Paul and Barbara Dworkin Ingalls & Associates, LLP The Brighter Choice Foundation Joanne and Michael Esposito Melissa and Paul Jerominek Daniel and Denise Brown

Berkshire Bank employees volunteered their day to support the 2013 NRFS Golf Tournament. Sari O’Connor, Northern Rivers Family Services Chief Development Officer (right), welcomed team leader Justin Priddle, Berkshire’s Vice President and Relationship Manager (second from left), and his colleagues. Berkshire Bank supports In June 2013, more than thirty First Niagara team members volunteered the programs and services of NRFS their time and expertise for a “Networking Breakfast” with Northeast’s through a variety of corporate YouthBuild Schenectady students, sharing information on job readiness, sponsorships and grant awards. interviewing and communication skills. 26 27 Oneonta/Endwell: Welcome to the Neighborhood Donor Honor Roll ( cONTINUED) July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013

Siena College Matthew and Deborah CHA, Inc. Richard and Theresa Sleasman Andersen Carole Chaisson Lloyd and Deborah Smith Dr. William Andrews John Chakmakas Mark Snyder Johnnie and Nancy Angus and Maria Aragosa Sons of Italy Lodge #321 Anonymous Danielle Chapola Stephanie Sorrentino Richard Antokol Huijuan Chen and Kevin Cleary Sharon and Glenn Aragona Linda and Tom Chimera Spiral Design Studio Michael Arduini Chris and Mady Christie Laurie V. Springer Jeffrey and Teresa Armon Christopher Cimijotti Gary Striar William Artini Honorable Christine M. Clark P.R. and Annu Subramanian Shinji Asakura Shirley and Philip Clark Angel Surdin John and Carol Asiello Daniel and Celia Clement Mary Swatt and Al Guerra Madeline and Scott Asmus Judith Clouse Sylvan Learning Center John Aubrey Sean Cohan Tohru Takekoshi Bertha Aviles Shirley Cohen Hon. Eli I. Taub and Nancy Bell Nana Menya Ayensu David Colchamiro David and Rosemary Taylor Suzanne Ayer The Colino Family TL Metzger & Associates Rita and Vivek Badami Michael and Holly Comanzo Sharon and James Torre Cecily Bailey Commonwealth Cares Fund Fleurette Traxler Winifred Balz Sean and Therese Connolly Jean and Jeffrey Tyburski Timothy and Karla Banach Margaret Connors Union College Stephen Banbury Jo Ann Conway Union Presbyterian Church - Robert Baum George and Phyllis Coppola Women’s Association Sean Beazley Maryann Corbisiero f you happen to attend a county fair of growth, we secured office space UnitedHealth Group Warren and Teresa Behrens Eric Cornelius near Oneonta, an apple harvest festival in Oneonta, followed by the addition University at Albany Thomas and Anne Bena Mary Corrigan Iin the Binghamton area or any other of Bridges to Health services and, in John and Michele Vagianelis John and Deborah Beranek Victoria Cotero community event throughout Central spring of this year, an additional office in George and Donna Van Wagner Hemendra Bhal and Scott Lefevre VFW Post #1019 Robert Bigley Joanne and John Courcy New York, there’s a good chance you’ll Endwell, serving the Binghamton area. Ladies Auxiliary The Blaauboer Family Lisa and Christopher Craig see a Northeast Parent & Child Society “We go to a county and say that we’ll The Villa Tuscan Grille Vincent and Joan Blando Philip and Laura Crandall information booth. What began as Barbara Vivier Rebecca Boll Lorraine and William Craven work with their most challenging cases, a one-man operation at Therapeutic Waite & Associates, P.C. Barbara Bonafide Timothy and the children that other agencies might Foster Family Program Director Dave William Whitehead John and Anna Marie Bonafide Maureen Crossman not be able to serve,” said Martinkovic. Martinkovic’s cluttered home office in Douglas Wildes Gregory and Bonnie Boverman Joan Csaposs “When we prove successful and that and Julia Nalwalk Charles and Antoinette Bradley Jennifer Curatolo Johnson City five years ago is now a we’re able to meet their needs, the Eileen and Meyer Wolin Michael Brocci Gene and Virginia Cusano network of professionals offering foster counties ask us for more.” Bonnie and Rory Wood Beatrice Brogan Ruth Dallmann care and case management services in Sally and Bob Wygant Cheryl Brown-Merrick Isabel D’Ambrosi nine counties throughout central New Increasing demand for our services Cleland and Alice Wynkoop Gerald and Robin Byrd Bethan and David Davenport York. And they’re just getting started. means you’re likely to see more locations Christine Yost Naomi and Michael Caggana Susan and Bruce Dearstyne YWCA of Northeastern Calvary United Bill DeFrancesco in the near future. “Adding offices Martinkovic spent the first 18 months New York Methodist Church David DeMarco actually saves money,” said Martinkovic. of his tenure with us on the road, using Eileen and Anthony Campoli Betty Devine More offices means less travel time and the knowledge and skills he’d developed $25 + Craig Cannon Patricia and Gabriel Deyo expense, and more care for kids. So next The Capital Team of Realty USA Voramon and over 15 years in the field and in the area Jim Alexander time you see a Northeast booth at a Olena and Robert Care Cheer Dheeradhada to find and develop foster homes while Guy and Amiee Allaud community event, stop and say hi, and Carol Bluestein Photography Richard and Geraldine Dingman building relationships between the Antoinette Amenta Patrick Carroll Amy Diramio ask us where we’re going next. Rose and Guy Anatriello agency and the counties. After 18 months

28 29 Oneonta/Endwell: Welcome to the Neighborhood Donor Honor Roll (continued) July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013

Siena College Matthew and Deborah CHA, Inc. Richard and Theresa Sleasman Andersen Carole Chaisson Lloyd and Deborah Smith Dr. William Andrews John Chakmakas Mark Snyder Johnnie and Nancy Angus and Maria Aragosa Sons of Italy Lodge #321 Anonymous Danielle Chapola Stephanie Sorrentino Richard Antokol Huijuan Chen and Kevin Cleary Sharon and Glenn Aragona Linda and Tom Chimera Spiral Design Studio Michael Arduini Chris and Mady Christie Laurie V. Springer Jeffrey and Teresa Armon Christopher Cimijotti Gary Striar William Artini Honorable Christine M. Clark P.R. and Annu Subramanian Shinji Asakura Shirley and Philip Clark Angel Surdin John and Carol Asiello Daniel and Celia Clement Mary Swatt and Al Guerra Madeline and Scott Asmus Judith Clouse Sylvan Learning Center John Aubrey Sean Cohan Tohru Takekoshi Bertha Aviles Shirley Cohen Hon. Eli I. Taub and Nancy Bell Nana Menya Ayensu David Colchamiro David and Rosemary Taylor Suzanne Ayer The Colino Family TL Metzger & Associates Rita and Vivek Badami Michael and Holly Comanzo Sharon and James Torre Cecily Bailey Commonwealth Cares Fund Fleurette Traxler Winifred Balz Sean and Therese Connolly Jean and Jeffrey Tyburski Timothy and Karla Banach Margaret Connors Union College Stephen Banbury Jo Ann Conway Union Presbyterian Church - Robert Baum George and Phyllis Coppola Women’s Association Sean Beazley Maryann Corbisiero f you happen to attend a county fair of growth, we secured office space UnitedHealth Group Warren and Teresa Behrens Eric Cornelius near Oneonta, an apple harvest festival in Oneonta, followed by the addition University at Albany Thomas and Anne Bena Mary Corrigan Iin the Binghamton area or any other of Bridges to Health services and, in John and Michele Vagianelis John and Deborah Beranek Victoria Cotero community event throughout Central spring of this year, an additional office in George and Donna Van Wagner Hemendra Bhal and Scott Lefevre VFW Post #1019 Robert Bigley Joanne and John Courcy New York, there’s a good chance you’ll Endwell, serving the Binghamton area. Ladies Auxiliary The Blaauboer Family Lisa and Christopher Craig see a Northeast Parent & Child Society “We go to a county and say that we’ll The Villa Tuscan Grille Vincent and Joan Blando Philip and Laura Crandall information booth. What began as Barbara Vivier Rebecca Boll Lorraine and William Craven work with their most challenging cases, a one-man operation at Therapeutic Waite & Associates, P.C. Barbara Bonafide Timothy and the children that other agencies might Foster Family Program Director Dave William Whitehead John and Anna Marie Bonafide Maureen Crossman not be able to serve,” said Martinkovic. Martinkovic’s cluttered home office in Douglas Wildes Gregory and Bonnie Boverman Joan Csaposs “When we prove successful and that and Julia Nalwalk Charles and Antoinette Bradley Jennifer Curatolo Johnson City five years ago is now a we’re able to meet their needs, the Eileen and Meyer Wolin Michael Brocci Gene and Virginia Cusano network of professionals offering foster counties ask us for more.” Bonnie and Rory Wood Beatrice Brogan Ruth Dallmann care and case management services in Sally and Bob Wygant Cheryl Brown-Merrick Isabel D’Ambrosi nine counties throughout central New Increasing demand for our services Cleland and Alice Wynkoop Gerald and Robin Byrd Bethan and David Davenport York. And they’re just getting started. means you’re likely to see more locations Christine Yost Naomi and Michael Caggana Susan and Bruce Dearstyne YWCA of Northeastern Calvary United Bill DeFrancesco in the near future. “Adding offices Martinkovic spent the first 18 months New York Methodist Church David DeMarco actually saves money,” said Martinkovic. of his tenure with us on the road, using Eileen and Anthony Campoli Betty Devine More offices means less travel time and the knowledge and skills he’d developed $25 + Craig Cannon Patricia and Gabriel Deyo expense, and more care for kids. So next The Capital Team of Realty USA Voramon and over 15 years in the field and in the area Jim Alexander time you see a Northeast booth at a Olena and Robert Care Cheer Dheeradhada to find and develop foster homes while Guy and Amiee Allaud community event, stop and say hi, and Carol Bluestein Photography Richard and Geraldine Dingman building relationships between the Antoinette Amenta Patrick Carroll Amy Diramio ask us where we’re going next. Rose and Guy Anatriello agency and the counties. After 18 months

28 29 Statewide: Camp to Belong Donor Honor Roll (continued) July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013

Cora Schroeter Christopher Tavener Kay Warmt Helga Schroeter and Martha Gershun Christine Warren Helen Seebald Alice Tepper Jean Wehmeyer Evan Seiden Mary Thompson James and Linda Weinman Mildred and Timothy Selby Mark Thumpin Marilyn and Milton Welsh Ruban Selliah John and Joyce Thurlow Sean Westlake Ross Setlow Sandy Tommaney and Sheilah Davidson John Seyboth and John Tozzi Heidi Wheeler Aurora Kostner-Weinstock Peter Tu Jim and Judy White Casey and Matthew Sgambati Thomas Turcotte Lizabeth White Pamela and Patrick Sgambati Elena and Joseph Turley Mike and Karin White Manoj Shah Andrew Ullman Ronald Wiederhold Sumner Shapiro Bonita and Gregory Utzig Eleanor Wilson Jeffrey Sherrin Dolores Utzig Michael and Carrie Windecker Raphael and Mary Siegel Kim M. Van Der Veer Raymond and Laura Wise Cynthia Sillars and Kim S. Van Der Veer Gary and Arpi Wojcik David Simon Michael Vanderwerken Debra and Philip Wood Salma Kariz and Shatil Sinha Damian and Amy Vanetti Holly and Neil Woodworth Wesley Slyke Thomas Vaughan Sarah and Michael Youngs Carol Smith Frank and Valerie Venezia Maria Zavodszky David Smith Karen Vigliante Nafis Zehra Mary Ellen and Michael Smith and Joseph Cranney Scott Zelakiewicz Sarah Snyder Rattehalli and Sunitha Vijay Rong Zhang Thomas and Janet Sober June Vile Feifei Zhu and Kuiyang Lou Anup and Cynthia Sood Jessica Waldorf Min Zou Kacey Sornberger Bob and Carol Wall James Spina ne of the most difficult things about the child welfare St. George’s Commandery system is that sometimes, siblings get split up. Treatment #37 KT Oneeds of individual children, foster parent availability and St. Joseph’s Church 28 adoptions sometimes dictate that children who’ve already been St. Paul’s Indian campers through the pain of saying goodbye to their parents also must say Orthodox Church goodbye to their brothers and sisters. But Camp to Belong brings Carolyn and James Stagnitti Carl Stapley those brothers and sisters back together. Tanya Starker Representing This past June’s third-annual Camp to Belong NY reunited John and Patricia Stasenko Michael Stefanik 28 children from 11 birth families throughout the state at Camp Leslie Stein Chingachgook in Lake George. Siblings who hadn’t seen each other 11 Mariam Stolz families for months, some whose homes are separated by hundreds of Lawrence and Audrie Sturman miles, were able to spend a whole week swimming, boating, singing, Norm Sugaitan dancing and, most importantly, reaffirming the bonds of family. Superior Business Products From Thomas Sutton Camp to Belong is a labor of love. Trained volunteers provide and Margaret Schumacher clinically appropriate supervision, and generous donors ensure that Eleanor Swartz 8 the week’s activities are provided entirely free of charge. For one Patrick Sweet Phil Sykes counties week, all the kids have to worry about is a scary ghost story told Virginia Tabacco around the campfire. But even if someone gets a little frightened, Carmine and Sharon Taglione that’s ok. A loving brother or sister is right there, waiting with a hug.

32 33 Statewide: Camp to Belong Donor Honor Roll (continued) July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013

Cora Schroeter Christopher Tavener Kay Warmt Helga Schroeter and Martha Gershun Christine Warren Helen Seebald Alice Tepper Jean Wehmeyer Evan Seiden Mary Thompson James and Linda Weinman Mildred and Timothy Selby Mark Thumpin Marilyn and Milton Welsh Ruban Selliah John and Joyce Thurlow Sean Westlake Ross Setlow Sandy Tommaney and Sheilah Davidson John Seyboth and John Tozzi Heidi Wheeler Aurora Kostner-Weinstock Peter Tu Jim and Judy White Casey and Matthew Sgambati Thomas Turcotte Lizabeth White Pamela and Patrick Sgambati Elena and Joseph Turley Mike and Karin White Manoj Shah Andrew Ullman Ronald Wiederhold Sumner Shapiro Bonita and Gregory Utzig Eleanor Wilson Jeffrey Sherrin Dolores Utzig Michael and Carrie Windecker Raphael and Mary Siegel Kim M. Van Der Veer Raymond and Laura Wise Cynthia Sillars and Kim S. Van Der Veer Gary and Arpi Wojcik David Simon Michael Vanderwerken Debra and Philip Wood Salma Kariz and Shatil Sinha Damian and Amy Vanetti Holly and Neil Woodworth Wesley Slyke Thomas Vaughan Sarah and Michael Youngs Carol Smith Frank and Valerie Venezia Maria Zavodszky David Smith Karen Vigliante Nafis Zehra Mary Ellen and Michael Smith and Joseph Cranney Scott Zelakiewicz Sarah Snyder Rattehalli and Sunitha Vijay Rong Zhang Thomas and Janet Sober June Vile Feifei Zhu and Kuiyang Lou Anup and Cynthia Sood Jessica Waldorf Min Zou Kacey Sornberger Bob and Carol Wall James Spina ne of the most difficult things about the child welfare St. George’s Commandery system is that sometimes, siblings get split up. Treatment #37 KT Oneeds of individual children, foster parent availability and St. Joseph’s Church 28 adoptions sometimes dictate that children who’ve already been St. Paul’s Indian campers through the pain of saying goodbye to their parents also must say Orthodox Church goodbye to their brothers and sisters. But Camp to Belong brings Carolyn and James Stagnitti Carl Stapley those brothers and sisters back together. Tanya Starker Representing This past June’s third-annual Camp to Belong NY reunited John and Patricia Stasenko Michael Stefanik 28 children from 11 birth families throughout the state at Camp Leslie Stein Chingachgook in Lake George. Siblings who hadn’t seen each other 11 Mariam Stolz families for months, some whose homes are separated by hundreds of Lawrence and Audrie Sturman miles, were able to spend a whole week swimming, boating, singing, Norm Sugaitan dancing and, most importantly, reaffirming the bonds of family. Superior Business Products From Thomas Sutton Camp to Belong is a labor of love. Trained volunteers provide and Margaret Schumacher clinically appropriate supervision, and generous donors ensure that Eleanor Swartz 8 the week’s activities are provided entirely free of charge. For one Patrick Sweet Phil Sykes counties week, all the kids have to worry about is a scary ghost story told Virginia Tabacco around the campfire. But even if someone gets a little frightened, Carmine and Sharon Taglione that’s ok. A loving brother or sister is right there, waiting with a hug.

32 33 MEMORIALS Career Services PARTNERS July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013 Better Neighborhoods, Inc. New York State Energy Research Alex Becker Harvey Fox Albert Gran and Rita Septer Capital Region Workforce Investment Board Development Authority (NYSERDA) Anonymous Sandra Fox Mary Ann Jones Community Land Trust of Schenectady Saint-Gobain Bill, Ken, Tami, Ron Kathy Jorgensen Corporation for National and Community The City of Schenectady and Lisa from SAP Catherine Harrington Pat Judge Service (CNCS) Schenectady County Community College John and Helen Carswell Lorraine Laufer Schenectady County Glendale Nursing Home Schenectady County One Stop Employment Cheryl Beranek David and Wendy Lavallee Habitat for Humanity and Training Center Elizabeth Beranek Edward Kardas Lynda and Martin Lombardo Mohawk Ambulance Service US Department of Labor John and Deborah Beranek Barbara Feldman Elvera Martino NYS Commission on National and Walmart Foundation Anne and George McHugh Community Service YouthBuild USA Stephen Bohne Kerry D. Marsh Marge Meister NYS Department of Labor ZeroDraft Anne Messineo Carol Schilp Eve Moore Michael Morhardt Frederick W. Burgess, III Paul Merges Virginia Morrow Marian Breitbart The Capital Team of Realty USA Patricia and Thomas O’Neill Sharon Burgess Elizabeth Orsino Chris and Mady Christie Edwin Millard Louise Pape Gail and James Cook Carolyn L. Millard Teresa and John Pape Janet and Bob Dyer Rocky and Patty Pape Richard Lasky and Jane Wagner Anthony J. Palumbo Rosanne Persico Eileen and Bruce Lombardo Terry Palumbo and Rebecca Garrard Donald Meserve William Schollenberger David Popkin Mary Theresa Joanne Raffiani and William Moreland Paul G. Persico Anna Scalzo Janice and Michael Rayball Rose and Guy Anatriello St. Francis of Assisi Parish Bonita and Gregory Utzig John Biscone Eleanor Swartz Dolores Utzig Barbara Bonafide Kim M. Van Der Veer Frances Carrk and Victor Carrk and Kim S. Van Der Veer Waldon Carlo Judith Clouse Daniel and Maida Briskie The Colino Family Sharon Raponi Philip and Laura Crandall Anne Farrell Marlene Commissio Lorraine and William Craven John C Hotaling, Jr. Friends of Jeanne Bernard Misty Didieo Anthony Iarusso Joan Dober James and Mary Ann Lewison David Concordia Peter Durfee and Peter Manson Andrew Ullman Paul Fenick Eleanora “Patsy” Youmans Charles and Elizabeth Friday Kristen Youmans Carol Drambour Teresa Giroux John Fiore Jim and Betty Gorham

34 35 MEMORIALS Career Services PARTNERS July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013 Better Neighborhoods, Inc. New York State Energy Research Alex Becker Harvey Fox Albert Gran and Rita Septer Capital Region Workforce Investment Board Development Authority (NYSERDA) Anonymous Sandra Fox Mary Ann Jones Community Land Trust of Schenectady Saint-Gobain Bill, Ken, Tami, Ron Kathy Jorgensen Corporation for National and Community The City of Schenectady and Lisa from SAP Catherine Harrington Pat Judge Service (CNCS) Schenectady County Community College John and Helen Carswell Lorraine Laufer Schenectady County Glendale Nursing Home Schenectady County One Stop Employment Cheryl Beranek David and Wendy Lavallee Habitat for Humanity and Training Center Elizabeth Beranek Edward Kardas Lynda and Martin Lombardo Mohawk Ambulance Service US Department of Labor John and Deborah Beranek Barbara Feldman Elvera Martino NYS Commission on National and Walmart Foundation Anne and George McHugh Community Service YouthBuild USA Stephen Bohne Kerry D. Marsh Marge Meister NYS Department of Labor ZeroDraft Anne Messineo Carol Schilp Eve Moore Michael Morhardt Frederick W. Burgess, III Paul Merges Virginia Morrow Marian Breitbart The Capital Team of Realty USA Patricia and Thomas O’Neill Sharon Burgess Elizabeth Orsino Chris and Mady Christie Edwin Millard Louise Pape Gail and James Cook Carolyn L. Millard Teresa and John Pape Janet and Bob Dyer Rocky and Patty Pape Richard Lasky and Jane Wagner Anthony J. Palumbo Rosanne Persico Eileen and Bruce Lombardo Terry Palumbo and Rebecca Garrard Donald Meserve William Schollenberger David Popkin Mary Theresa Joanne Raffiani and William Moreland Paul G. Persico Anna Scalzo Janice and Michael Rayball Rose and Guy Anatriello St. Francis of Assisi Parish Bonita and Gregory Utzig John Biscone Eleanor Swartz Dolores Utzig Barbara Bonafide Kim M. Van Der Veer Frances Carrk and Victor Carrk and Kim S. Van Der Veer Waldon Carlo Judith Clouse Daniel and Maida Briskie The Colino Family Sharon Raponi Philip and Laura Crandall Anne Farrell Marlene Commissio Lorraine and William Craven John C Hotaling, Jr. Friends of Jeanne Bernard Misty Didieo Anthony Iarusso Joan Dober James and Mary Ann Lewison David Concordia Peter Durfee and Peter Manson Andrew Ullman Paul Fenick Eleanora “Patsy” Youmans Charles and Elizabeth Friday Kristen Youmans Carol Drambour Teresa Giroux John Fiore Jim and Betty Gorham

34 35 Honorarials IN-KIND DONORS July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013 July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013

Brian Aviles’ 50th Birthday Mark T. Bryant Lance R. Jackson 1st National Bank of Scotia Chris Braga Colonie Youth Center, Inc. Karen Aviles Commonwealth Cares Fund Heather Jackson-Feuz Lynn Abbate Brenda’s Salon Complete Bertha Aviles and Brent Feuz Accent Commercial Furniture Carolyn Broadaway Congregation Beth Emeth Naomi and Michael Caggana Beverly Byrd’s 84th Birthday Adidas Timothy and Maureen Bronk Contec Limited Partnership Ray and June Gamino Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Byrd Jean Lyons Aesthetic Science Institute Brown School JoAnn Conway Debbie and Mikel Garner Patricia Donahue Albany College of Pharmacy Brown’s Brewing Co. Kevin Cook David and Anne Gray Marybeth DeCrescente’s and Health Sciences Jeanette Bruno Leslie Coons Cynthia and Stephen Harkins 50th Birthday Eugene Monaco Albany Country Club Bryant Asset Management, Inc. Bertha Cooper Carolyn and Dan Kelly Daniel and Jeanne Ciampino Deborah McGuire Albany County Executive’s Crescentia Brynolfson Barbara Costello Ann E. Kelly Doreen and Rudolph Office Buca di Beppo Couch White, LLP Paul and Eloise Link Gabriele Drake Nilsson Albany Devils Sharon Buerker Courtyard by Marriott Saratoga Jean McDonnell Ellen Korpar George and Donna The Albany Marriott Sharon Burgess Springs and Garry Preece Erin Luciano Van Wagner Albany Med Corporate Caffe Lena Allison Crandell Dale and Patricia Mullin Casey and Matthew Compliance & Audit Kate Cahill Angela Cretesis Nancy O’Donnell Sgambati Michelle Ostrelich Department Cairo Ladies Auxiliary Crisafulli Bros. Plumbing & and Jeffrey Hoole Pamela and Patrick Sgambati Kristen Lowney Albany Pump Station Calvary United Methodist Heating Contractors, Inc. John and Liz Prybylowski Carmine and Sharon Taglione Damarise Alexander-Mann Church Rick and Diana Crookes Carl Stapley Thomas Turcotte Jacqueline Swatt All Occasions Limo Service Capital Affairs, LLC Earl and Kathie Cross John and Patricia Stasenko Mary Swatt and Al Guerra George Alston Capital District Transportation Crossgates Mall Thomas Sutton Patricia Donahue Amtech Insurance Brokers Inc Committee Tammi L. Crowther and Margaret Schumacher Jean Lyons Robert Wilson Ancient Order of Hibernians Capital Repertory Theatre Joan Csaposs Bob and Carol Wall Kathryn LaTorre Brett Andrews Capital Wine CSArch James and Linda Weinman Elizabeth Farrell’s 60th Anonymous Jim Cardinal J. Robert Daggett Mike and Karin White Birthday ASAP Daisies Cardona’s Joseph Daley Amy Santandrea Aurora, Inc. Donald and Sandra Carman Ruth Dallmann Joyce and Sanford The AYCO Company, LP Deborah Cassidy Kim Dangerfield Bookstein’s 60th Wedding Michelle Harrington and Backyard Birds Rosemary Caswell Molly Daniels Anniversary Brian Fitzpatrick Jan Baier Mary Catone Diane Darbyshire Andrew Bookstein Kelley Okosky Bake For You Jennifer Cavanaugh Alayna Davis Balance Massage Studio CDPHP Diane Deacon Laurie and Tom Baldwin Celtic Treasures Deanna’s Cafe & Catering Ballston Spa Country Club The Century House DeCrescente Distributing Banana Republic Chartwells Company Margaret and Paul Banaszewski Cheesecake Factory Linda Decruz-Harper and Bank of America Nita and Lou Chicatelli Kenneth Harper Barnes & Noble Sarah Christ Garrett and Shellie DeGraff Barbara S. Barthel Chuck McSpirit Racing Amy De La Fleur We are grateful for Tri City Rentals/ Deirdre and Alexander Beckford Church of the Immaculate Delaware Plaza Wine & Liquor Massry Realty Partners’ continued Bed, Bath and Beyond Conception Company support as a major sponsor for our Wendy Berard Civil Service Employees Assoc. Cheryl DelMonico Champions for Children of the Capital Shelly Black Local 670 DeLorenzo Motor Sports Region event. Julie Massry Knox, Susan and Vorton Boghosian Linda Clifford Katherine and Anthony Sales and Marketing Manager at Tri Bombers Burrito Bar CNY Healing Arts Demarco City Rentals, Jim Knox, Georgia Kelly, Bongiorno’s Restaurant Laura Coakley Cynthia DeRubertis Ryan Silva and Anthony Paganucci, Book House of Stuyvesant Coca-Cola The Desmond Hotel and also of Tri City Rentals, joined us to celebrate our 2013 honorees: Plaza, Inc. Jade Cohen Conference Center Fenimore Asset Management & Paula Borkowski Max and Barbara Collura Karen DiBianco FAM Funds, the Wright Family, the Mara Bouyea Colonie Center Different Drummer’s Regional Food Bank of Northeastern Alicia Brabazon-Curtin Colonie Golf and Country Club Kitchen Co. New York, and Phila at Emma Willard. 36 37 Honorarials IN-KIND DONORS July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013 July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013

Brian Aviles’ 50th Birthday Mark T. Bryant Lance R. Jackson 1st National Bank of Scotia Chris Braga Colonie Youth Center, Inc. Karen Aviles Commonwealth Cares Fund Heather Jackson-Feuz Lynn Abbate Brenda’s Salon Complete Bertha Aviles and Brent Feuz Accent Commercial Furniture Carolyn Broadaway Congregation Beth Emeth Naomi and Michael Caggana Beverly Byrd’s 84th Birthday Adidas Timothy and Maureen Bronk Contec Limited Partnership Ray and June Gamino Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Byrd Jean Lyons Aesthetic Science Institute Brown School JoAnn Conway Debbie and Mikel Garner Patricia Donahue Albany College of Pharmacy Brown’s Brewing Co. Kevin Cook David and Anne Gray Marybeth DeCrescente’s and Health Sciences Jeanette Bruno Leslie Coons Cynthia and Stephen Harkins 50th Birthday Eugene Monaco Albany Country Club Bryant Asset Management, Inc. Bertha Cooper Carolyn and Dan Kelly Daniel and Jeanne Ciampino Deborah McGuire Albany County Executive’s Crescentia Brynolfson Barbara Costello Ann E. Kelly Doreen and Rudolph Office Buca di Beppo Couch White, LLP Paul and Eloise Link Gabriele Drake Nilsson Albany Devils Sharon Buerker Courtyard by Marriott Saratoga Jean McDonnell Ellen Korpar George and Donna The Albany Marriott Sharon Burgess Springs and Garry Preece Erin Luciano Van Wagner Albany Med Corporate Caffe Lena Allison Crandell Dale and Patricia Mullin Casey and Matthew Compliance & Audit Kate Cahill Angela Cretesis Nancy O’Donnell Sgambati Michelle Ostrelich Department Cairo Ladies Auxiliary Crisafulli Bros. Plumbing & and Jeffrey Hoole Pamela and Patrick Sgambati Kristen Lowney Albany Pump Station Calvary United Methodist Heating Contractors, Inc. John and Liz Prybylowski Carmine and Sharon Taglione Damarise Alexander-Mann Church Rick and Diana Crookes Carl Stapley Thomas Turcotte Jacqueline Swatt All Occasions Limo Service Capital Affairs, LLC Earl and Kathie Cross John and Patricia Stasenko Mary Swatt and Al Guerra George Alston Capital District Transportation Crossgates Mall Thomas Sutton Patricia Donahue Amtech Insurance Brokers Inc Committee Tammi L. Crowther and Margaret Schumacher Jean Lyons Robert Wilson Ancient Order of Hibernians Capital Repertory Theatre Joan Csaposs Bob and Carol Wall Kathryn LaTorre Brett Andrews Capital Wine CSArch James and Linda Weinman Elizabeth Farrell’s 60th Anonymous Jim Cardinal J. Robert Daggett Mike and Karin White Birthday ASAP Daisies Cardona’s Joseph Daley Amy Santandrea Aurora, Inc. Donald and Sandra Carman Ruth Dallmann Joyce and Sanford The AYCO Company, LP Deborah Cassidy Kim Dangerfield Bookstein’s 60th Wedding Michelle Harrington and Backyard Birds Rosemary Caswell Molly Daniels Anniversary Brian Fitzpatrick Jan Baier Mary Catone Diane Darbyshire Andrew Bookstein Kelley Okosky Bake For You Jennifer Cavanaugh Alayna Davis Balance Massage Studio CDPHP Diane Deacon Laurie and Tom Baldwin Celtic Treasures Deanna’s Cafe & Catering Ballston Spa Country Club The Century House DeCrescente Distributing Banana Republic Chartwells Company Margaret and Paul Banaszewski Cheesecake Factory Linda Decruz-Harper and Bank of America Nita and Lou Chicatelli Kenneth Harper Barnes & Noble Sarah Christ Garrett and Shellie DeGraff Barbara S. Barthel Chuck McSpirit Racing Amy De La Fleur We are grateful for Tri City Rentals/ Deirdre and Alexander Beckford Church of the Immaculate Delaware Plaza Wine & Liquor Massry Realty Partners’ continued Bed, Bath and Beyond Conception Company support as a major sponsor for our Wendy Berard Civil Service Employees Assoc. Cheryl DelMonico Champions for Children of the Capital Shelly Black Local 670 DeLorenzo Motor Sports Region event. Julie Massry Knox, Susan and Vorton Boghosian Linda Clifford Katherine and Anthony Sales and Marketing Manager at Tri Bombers Burrito Bar CNY Healing Arts Demarco City Rentals, Jim Knox, Georgia Kelly, Bongiorno’s Restaurant Laura Coakley Cynthia DeRubertis Ryan Silva and Anthony Paganucci, Book House of Stuyvesant Coca-Cola The Desmond Hotel and also of Tri City Rentals, joined us to celebrate our 2013 honorees: Plaza, Inc. Jade Cohen Conference Center Fenimore Asset Management & Paula Borkowski Max and Barbara Collura Karen DiBianco FAM Funds, the Wright Family, the Mara Bouyea Colonie Center Different Drummer’s Regional Food Bank of Northeastern Alicia Brabazon-Curtin Colonie Golf and Country Club Kitchen Co. New York, and Phila at Emma Willard. 36 37 Capital Region: Young Professionals IN-KIND DONORS (continued) July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013

Diane DiGiorgio Stephanie Gibson Janitronics rystal Rapp is a Certified Nursing Assistant at Ellis Hospital by David DiGirolamo Gideon Putnam Hotel Cindy and Steve Jenson Dinosaur Barbeque The Gingerman Tracy Jerabek night, so she can pursue her degree in human services during Sharon Dixon Girl Scouts of America Jessica Zemken Racing the day. Tomas Sanchez is majoring in computer information K Kathleen Dolan Glencliff Elementary School Jezreel International systems at night so he can earn a living performing energy-efficient Marie and Robert Dolfi Jonah Goldstein Johnson Controls, Inc. home construction upgrades during the day. Look at them and Cheryl Domanico Jerel and Geraldine Golub Jo Marie’s Subs & Wraps you’ll see young professionals juggling busy schedules and family Beth and Steven Dorn Golub Corporation Delores Jones responsibilities. You’ll see two of many young adults who have Nicole Dukes Goodfella’s Pizzeria Anna Juliano Richard Kagan transformed their lives with help from YouthBuild Schenectady. Brenda DuRose Janet Goodman E&R - The Campus Laundry Bruce Gresen Michele and William Kayser Two young adults named Krystal and Tomas enrolled in YouthBuild Eagle Elementary School Jason Gresen Lauren Keely Elaine and Robert Kennedy in January, 2013, but they weren’t the Krystal and Tomas you’ll see Tom and Krista Eason Jason Guzzo Eastern Mountain Sports Habana Premium Cigar Shoppe Teresa Kennedy today. Tomas is the first one to tell you he was going nowhere in life. Marilyn Eberle Heather Hackett KeyBank “I was trouble. My record proves that,” he said. Krystal was an angry, Ellen Eisenbraun Jean Hallenbeck Lori Kicinski confrontational young woman, scraping by working at a fast-food El Loco Mexican Cafe Nicole Hallenbeck Darcy Knapp job. “I was born in the ‘hood and stayed in the ‘hood. That’s who I Elmo Reckner Racing Hampton Inn & Suites Patty Knauf was, that’s how I thought.” Empire Wine Freeman Hananda David and Anne Kolman Edward Engelbride Mark Handelman Lance and Dorothy Koreman YouthBuild Schenectady isn’t magic. We don’t snap our fingers Jen Evans and Wendy Crandall Hannaford Supermarkets Joy Koscis and create professionals out of directionless young adults. We just Robert and Debra Evans Harris Beach PLLC Ladybug Designs provide the platform for people to realize their potential. Tomas and Exit 9 Wine & Liquor Stephen and Diane Harrison Lake Placid Summit Hotel Warehouse Deborah and Mike Hartman David and Deborah LaMontagne Krystal worked hard to earn their GEDs, spent hundreds of hours EYP Cheryl Hayes Camille LaParra volunteering throughout the region and earned their professional Joyce Favicchio Althea Haynes-Lee Dave Lape certifications because they worked hard, found strength in the team Felthousen’s Florist and Butch Hazzard Frances Lapham around them and really changed their minds. Greenhouse, Inc. Pam Held John Larkin Judith Fenlan Henry Schein Inc LaSerre Restaurant “I finally realized that the man I thought I wanted to be wasn’t Sandra Ferri Shannon Hesnor Dawn Lasher good enough,” said Tomas. “I left a lot behind, but I’m proud of the Fidelis Care New York HMS, Inc. Sharon and Kenneth Latal man I’ve become.” Krystal echoes the sentiment. “If the person I was Suzanne Fillipan Roxana Hunziker Bruce and Minerva when I started this program could see me now, she’d be jealous,” she First Presbyterian Church Gary and Cyndi Hoffman Latchman Rai Berry Hoffman Marybeth Leavitt said. “But she wouldn’t have been able to get here on her own.” FirstLight Fiber Rayette and Richard Fisher Holy Name of Jesus Christina Lee Five Below Home Made Theater Christine and Gregory Lemp Fleet Feet Sports Hoochie Poochies Lia Auto Group Jamison Flora Margaret Hopper Kathy and Jim Liguori Fluffalicious Bake Shop The Hot Yoga Spot Ira and Sheila Lobel Eric and Bonnie Foster James Hudson Logic Technology, Inc. Michael Fouhy Hunger Action Network Longfellows Hotel & Restaurant Frank Adams Jewelers Victoria Hunt Loudonville Home for Adults The Fresh Market Christine Hunter Lisa Lymn Fulton County YMCA Jason Hunziker Timothy Macherone GE Family Tony Iadicicco Steve MacMinn Mary Gecewicz IBM - Albany Nano Tech Madison Handbags Susanne Gerstenbluth IHS GlobalSpec, Inc. John Magg-Tanchak Kelly Giagni Lolita Iyer Magic Touch Home Bureau Katrina Giardino Jackie Brown Racing Leslie Maiello

38 39 Capital Region: Young Professionals IN-KIND DONORS (continued) July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013

Diane DiGiorgio Stephanie Gibson Janitronics rystal Rapp is a Certified Nursing Assistant at Ellis Hospital by David DiGirolamo Gideon Putnam Hotel Cindy and Steve Jenson Dinosaur Barbeque The Gingerman Tracy Jerabek night, so she can pursue her degree in human services during Sharon Dixon Girl Scouts of America Jessica Zemken Racing the day. Tomas Sanchez is majoring in computer information K Kathleen Dolan Glencliff Elementary School Jezreel International systems at night so he can earn a living performing energy-efficient Marie and Robert Dolfi Jonah Goldstein Johnson Controls, Inc. home construction upgrades during the day. Look at them and Cheryl Domanico Jerel and Geraldine Golub Jo Marie’s Subs & Wraps you’ll see young professionals juggling busy schedules and family Beth and Steven Dorn Golub Corporation Delores Jones responsibilities. You’ll see two of many young adults who have Nicole Dukes Goodfella’s Pizzeria Anna Juliano Richard Kagan transformed their lives with help from YouthBuild Schenectady. Brenda DuRose Janet Goodman E&R - The Campus Laundry Bruce Gresen Michele and William Kayser Two young adults named Krystal and Tomas enrolled in YouthBuild Eagle Elementary School Jason Gresen Lauren Keely Elaine and Robert Kennedy in January, 2013, but they weren’t the Krystal and Tomas you’ll see Tom and Krista Eason Jason Guzzo Eastern Mountain Sports Habana Premium Cigar Shoppe Teresa Kennedy today. Tomas is the first one to tell you he was going nowhere in life. Marilyn Eberle Heather Hackett KeyBank “I was trouble. My record proves that,” he said. Krystal was an angry, Ellen Eisenbraun Jean Hallenbeck Lori Kicinski confrontational young woman, scraping by working at a fast-food El Loco Mexican Cafe Nicole Hallenbeck Darcy Knapp job. “I was born in the ‘hood and stayed in the ‘hood. That’s who I Elmo Reckner Racing Hampton Inn & Suites Patty Knauf was, that’s how I thought.” Empire Wine Freeman Hananda David and Anne Kolman Edward Engelbride Mark Handelman Lance and Dorothy Koreman YouthBuild Schenectady isn’t magic. We don’t snap our fingers Jen Evans and Wendy Crandall Hannaford Supermarkets Joy Koscis and create professionals out of directionless young adults. We just Robert and Debra Evans Harris Beach PLLC Ladybug Designs provide the platform for people to realize their potential. Tomas and Exit 9 Wine & Liquor Stephen and Diane Harrison Lake Placid Summit Hotel Warehouse Deborah and Mike Hartman David and Deborah LaMontagne Krystal worked hard to earn their GEDs, spent hundreds of hours EYP Cheryl Hayes Camille LaParra volunteering throughout the region and earned their professional Joyce Favicchio Althea Haynes-Lee Dave Lape certifications because they worked hard, found strength in the team Felthousen’s Florist and Butch Hazzard Frances Lapham around them and really changed their minds. Greenhouse, Inc. Pam Held John Larkin Judith Fenlan Henry Schein Inc LaSerre Restaurant “I finally realized that the man I thought I wanted to be wasn’t Sandra Ferri Shannon Hesnor Dawn Lasher good enough,” said Tomas. “I left a lot behind, but I’m proud of the Fidelis Care New York HMS, Inc. Sharon and Kenneth Latal man I’ve become.” Krystal echoes the sentiment. “If the person I was Suzanne Fillipan Roxana Hunziker Bruce and Minerva when I started this program could see me now, she’d be jealous,” she First Presbyterian Church Gary and Cyndi Hoffman Latchman Rai Berry Hoffman Marybeth Leavitt said. “But she wouldn’t have been able to get here on her own.” FirstLight Fiber Rayette and Richard Fisher Holy Name of Jesus Christina Lee Five Below Home Made Theater Christine and Gregory Lemp Fleet Feet Sports Hoochie Poochies Lia Auto Group Jamison Flora Margaret Hopper Kathy and Jim Liguori Fluffalicious Bake Shop The Hot Yoga Spot Ira and Sheila Lobel Eric and Bonnie Foster James Hudson Logic Technology, Inc. Michael Fouhy Hunger Action Network Longfellows Hotel & Restaurant Frank Adams Jewelers Victoria Hunt Loudonville Home for Adults The Fresh Market Christine Hunter Lisa Lymn Fulton County YMCA Jason Hunziker Timothy Macherone GE Family Tony Iadicicco Steve MacMinn Mary Gecewicz IBM - Albany Nano Tech Madison Handbags Susanne Gerstenbluth IHS GlobalSpec, Inc. John Magg-Tanchak Kelly Giagni Lolita Iyer Magic Touch Home Bureau Katrina Giardino Jackie Brown Racing Leslie Maiello

38 39 IN-KIND DONORS (continued) Daniel and Rachel Powell Saratoga Performing Southwest Airlines® July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013 Price Chopper #1 Arts Center Spectrum Theatres Price Chopper’s Golub Saratoga Spa Golf Cathleen Spickerman Camille Mairs George and Dawn Morrissey Melissa O’Brian Foundation Victoria Saupp Tara Sprenger Joan Malinski Mr. Fuji Sushi Linda O’Brien “Prime Time” Band Ashlyn Saupp St. John The Evangelist Church Linda Manss Ms. Cat’s Family Daycare Margaret O’Brien Proctors Art Center & Theatre Holly Saupp and Eric Godbolt St. Joseph’s Church Maple Leaf Childcare Center Maureen Murphy Sari and Kevin O’Connor Project Linus Christine Schanz Michele St. Louis Ellen Marcil Brooke Murray Margaret Odorizzi Linda Pusz Steven Schanz St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Rich and Fran Marini NAPA Auto Parts The Olde Bryan Inn Joe Putrock Schenectady High School St. Paul’s Indian Andy Marino Michelle Napierski Olde Saratoga Q.U.I.L.T.S. of Schenectady National Honor Society Orthodox Church William Martin National Association of Railway Brewing Company Ragonese Italian Imports Carla Schlist and Students Olaf and Cora Stackelberg Marvin and Company, PC Business Women Open Door Bookstore Carolyn Rand Ann Seaburg Starbucks Robert and Gina Mascali Natural Bridge Farm & Gift Gallery Reel Seafood SEFCU Mortgage Services Tracey Stegemann Bruce Matt NBT Bank Alan Opresko REGALO - A Gift Experience Evan Seiden The Still Point Acupuncture Kathleen Mattes Robert Negris OptumHealth Rensselaer Polytechnic Erin Sena Lisa Strain and Andrew Marsh New World Bistro Bar The Otesaga Hotel Department of Athletics Seventh-Day Adventist Church Brooke Strauss Sadie Maxham The New York Racing Pajama Program Headquarters Residence Inn - Shepherd Communication Paula Strauss Claudette Mayer Association, Inc. Palace Theater Saratoga Springs & Security Margaret and Mark Sturtevant Mazzone Hospitality New York State United Teachers The Pangburn Family Nancy Richards Sherwin Williams Superior Business Products Mazzotta, Siegel Niskayuna Wesleyan Church Papa John’s Amy Riordan Sidney Albert Albany Jewish Sushi Thai Garden & Vagianelis, P.C. Noble Gas Solutions Pepper Jack’s Stephanie Roberts Community Center Michele and Thomas Sweeney Kendra McBride Northeastern Fine Jewelry Performance Matters, Inc. Roma Importing Company Siena College Paula Szwarcberg Tim McMullen Northshire Bookstore Thomas and Elaine Person Rose Cleaners Cynthia Sillars Melissa Tamayo Doug McPhee Northwestern Mutual / Tronco Alisa Peterson Diane Rosenbaum Silver Graphics Studios Inc Target Radcliffe McPherson Financial Group Jacqueline Pezzulo Shelly Roth Silver Parrot Taste The Meat House Nourish Your Spirit Kimberleigh and Brian Phelan Kathy Ryan Jason Sindoni Teal Becker & Chiaramonte Dorothy Mehleisen NYS Department of Health PIA Management Services Christopher Ryan Six Flags Kelly Tenenini Patricia Mehleisen NYS Department of Health Charles Pielo Ryan’s Farmers Market Sixnet, LLC That’s a Great Cigar Shoppe Metro Mattress Grants Administration Pipits of Saratoga Linda Safran Wesley Slyke Beatrice Thomas Patty Miller NYS Department of Tax and Cynthia Placek The Sagamore Resort Donald and Anne Smith Times Union Center Miller Printing and Litho, Inc. Finance Paula G. Pliss The Sage Colleges Linda Smith Tony’s Concessions Joe Millington NYS Office of Temporary David Pollitzer and Robin Love Sage Graduate School Lloyd and Deborah Smith Larry and Nicole Treen Anissa Moore & Disability Assistance Pondview Pediatrics Saratoga $1 Book Warehouse Melissa Smith Tri-County Communications Michelle and Jim Moorhead NYS Teachers Retirement The Pottery Place Saratoga National Golf Club Sarah Snyder TriMarC Wealth Sorelle Gallery Management LLC

Our friends at the BBL Family of Companies, including John Kellogg, Carrie Hillenbrandt and Brent Kosoc, are proud supporters of Northern Jamie Flora and Susan Fogarty from KeyBank joined Rivers Family Services. NRFS at our 2013 Affiliation Celebration. 40 41 IN-KIND DONORS (continued) Daniel and Rachel Powell Saratoga Performing Southwest Airlines® July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013 Price Chopper #1 Arts Center Spectrum Theatres Price Chopper’s Golub Saratoga Spa Golf Cathleen Spickerman Camille Mairs George and Dawn Morrissey Melissa O’Brian Foundation Victoria Saupp Tara Sprenger Joan Malinski Mr. Fuji Sushi Linda O’Brien “Prime Time” Band Ashlyn Saupp St. John The Evangelist Church Linda Manss Ms. Cat’s Family Daycare Margaret O’Brien Proctors Art Center & Theatre Holly Saupp and Eric Godbolt St. Joseph’s Church Maple Leaf Childcare Center Maureen Murphy Sari and Kevin O’Connor Project Linus Christine Schanz Michele St. Louis Ellen Marcil Brooke Murray Margaret Odorizzi Linda Pusz Steven Schanz St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Rich and Fran Marini NAPA Auto Parts The Olde Bryan Inn Joe Putrock Schenectady High School St. Paul’s Indian Andy Marino Michelle Napierski Olde Saratoga Q.U.I.L.T.S. of Schenectady National Honor Society Orthodox Church William Martin National Association of Railway Brewing Company Ragonese Italian Imports Carla Schlist and Students Olaf and Cora Stackelberg Marvin and Company, PC Business Women Open Door Bookstore Carolyn Rand Ann Seaburg Starbucks Robert and Gina Mascali Natural Bridge Farm & Gift Gallery Reel Seafood SEFCU Mortgage Services Tracey Stegemann Bruce Matt NBT Bank Alan Opresko REGALO - A Gift Experience Evan Seiden The Still Point Acupuncture Kathleen Mattes Robert Negris OptumHealth Rensselaer Polytechnic Erin Sena Lisa Strain and Andrew Marsh New World Bistro Bar The Otesaga Hotel Department of Athletics Seventh-Day Adventist Church Brooke Strauss Sadie Maxham The New York Racing Pajama Program Headquarters Residence Inn - Shepherd Communication Paula Strauss Claudette Mayer Association, Inc. Palace Theater Saratoga Springs & Security Margaret and Mark Sturtevant Mazzone Hospitality New York State United Teachers The Pangburn Family Nancy Richards Sherwin Williams Superior Business Products Mazzotta, Siegel Niskayuna Wesleyan Church Papa John’s Amy Riordan Sidney Albert Albany Jewish Sushi Thai Garden & Vagianelis, P.C. Noble Gas Solutions Pepper Jack’s Stephanie Roberts Community Center Michele and Thomas Sweeney Kendra McBride Northeastern Fine Jewelry Performance Matters, Inc. Roma Importing Company Siena College Paula Szwarcberg Tim McMullen Northshire Bookstore Thomas and Elaine Person Rose Cleaners Cynthia Sillars Melissa Tamayo Doug McPhee Northwestern Mutual / Tronco Alisa Peterson Diane Rosenbaum Silver Graphics Studios Inc Target Radcliffe McPherson Financial Group Jacqueline Pezzulo Shelly Roth Silver Parrot Taste The Meat House Nourish Your Spirit Kimberleigh and Brian Phelan Kathy Ryan Jason Sindoni Teal Becker & Chiaramonte Dorothy Mehleisen NYS Department of Health PIA Management Services Christopher Ryan Six Flags Kelly Tenenini Patricia Mehleisen NYS Department of Health Charles Pielo Ryan’s Farmers Market Sixnet, LLC That’s a Great Cigar Shoppe Metro Mattress Grants Administration Pipits of Saratoga Linda Safran Wesley Slyke Beatrice Thomas Patty Miller NYS Department of Tax and Cynthia Placek The Sagamore Resort Donald and Anne Smith Times Union Center Miller Printing and Litho, Inc. Finance Paula G. Pliss The Sage Colleges Linda Smith Tony’s Concessions Joe Millington NYS Office of Temporary David Pollitzer and Robin Love Sage Graduate School Lloyd and Deborah Smith Larry and Nicole Treen Anissa Moore & Disability Assistance Pondview Pediatrics Saratoga $1 Book Warehouse Melissa Smith Tri-County Communications Michelle and Jim Moorhead NYS Teachers Retirement The Pottery Place Saratoga National Golf Club Sarah Snyder TriMarC Wealth Sorelle Gallery Management LLC

Our friends at the BBL Family of Companies, including John Kellogg, Carrie Hillenbrandt and Brent Kosoc, are proud supporters of Northern Jamie Flora and Susan Fogarty from KeyBank joined Rivers Family Services. NRFS at our 2013 Affiliation Celebration. 40 41 IN-KIND DONORS (continued) July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013

James and Maureen Tusty VServe Incorporated Theodore Wilcox Nina Tyzik Rebecca Wadsworth Linda Willis Robert Tyzik Brad and Kristen Wagner Wine & Spirits of Slingerlands Wayne and Irene Uejio Jeffrey Waldin Bob and Sally Wygant Union College Christine Waller Barbara and Stanley Yake University at Albany Walmart Yankee Trails World Travel University at Albany Athletics Terrence Ward Katherine Yavis Upstate Sports, LTD Washington Tavern Zachery’s Pastry Shoppe V. FRAAS The Waters Edge Lightouse Linda Zahnleuter Kelly Valmore Jackie Watsky Zest Catering Velocity Print Solutions Marilyn West Phillip Ziffer VENT Fitness Members Heidi Wiedemann Verizon Connie Wilbur Villa Italia Pasticceria Reggie Wilcox

Board of Directors 2012-2013

Chair Vice Chair Treasurer Secretary Thomas L. Amell Kimberleigh A. Phelan Andrew W. Halliday Dominick J. Trimarchi

Board Members Jon R. Allen • Rose Mary Bailly, Esq. • Thomas J. Baldwin, Jr. Robert A. Bosman, Esq. • Mark T. Bryant, CFP, AIF • Richard R. Crookes John N. Decatur, CIC, CPIA • Garrett E. DeGraff, Esq. • William J. Flaherty Thomas Gianatasio • David Henderson • Robert P. Mascali, Esq. • John McDonough David Pollitzer • Lawrence J. Schechter • Laurie Springer • Michele T. Sweeney • Nina E. Tyzik

Affiliate Board of Directors 2012 - 2013

Northeast Parent & Child Society/Parsons Child and Family Center

Rose Mary Bailly – Chair

Mark Amedore Katharine Briar-Lawson, Ph.D Julie K. Evans, CISA, CISM Nadia Ehrlich Finkelstein, MS, ACSW Cara Godlewski Lee Lounsbury Roselyn Macri Robert McMahon James T. Pollard Cora Schroeter Ann Wendth Karen Zalewski-Wildzunas

42 IN-KIND DONORS (continued) July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013

James and Maureen Tusty VServe Incorporated Theodore Wilcox Nina Tyzik Rebecca Wadsworth Linda Willis Robert Tyzik Brad and Kristen Wagner Wine & Spirits of Slingerlands Wayne and Irene Uejio Jeffrey Waldin Bob and Sally Wygant Union College Christine Waller Barbara and Stanley Yake University at Albany Walmart Yankee Trails World Travel University at Albany Athletics Terrence Ward Katherine Yavis Upstate Sports, LTD Washington Tavern Zachery’s Pastry Shoppe V. FRAAS The Waters Edge Lightouse Linda Zahnleuter Kelly Valmore Jackie Watsky Zest Catering Velocity Print Solutions Marilyn West Phillip Ziffer VENT Fitness Members Heidi Wiedemann Verizon Connie Wilbur Villa Italia Pasticceria Reggie Wilcox

Board of Directors 2012-2013

Chair Vice Chair Treasurer Secretary Thomas L. Amell Kimberleigh A. Phelan Andrew W. Halliday Dominick J. Trimarchi

Board Members Jon R. Allen • Rose Mary Bailly, Esq. • Thomas J. Baldwin, Jr. Robert A. Bosman, Esq. • Mark T. Bryant, CFP, AIF • Richard R. Crookes John N. Decatur, CIC, CPIA • Garrett E. DeGraff, Esq. • William J. Flaherty Thomas Gianatasio • David Henderson • Robert P. Mascali, Esq. • John McDonough David Pollitzer • Lawrence J. Schechter • Laurie Springer • Michele T. Sweeney • Nina E. Tyzik

Affiliate Board of Directors 2012 - 2013

Northeast Parent & Child Society/Parsons Child and Family Center

Rose Mary Bailly – Chair

Mark Amedore Katharine Briar-Lawson, Ph.D Julie K. Evans, CISA, CISM Nadia Ehrlich Finkelstein, MS, ACSW Cara Godlewski Lee Lounsbury Roselyn Macri Robert McMahon James T. Pollard Cora Schroeter Ann Wendth Karen Zalewski-Wildzunas

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