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View Our Fiscal Year 2020 Donor List Women Against Abuse is thankful to the many supporters who make our life-affirming work possible. The following contributions of $500 or more were made between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020. Societal Impact Investors: $50,000 + Bank of America Connelly Foundation Pew Charitable Trusts Children Youth and Families Philadelphia Foundation Van Ameringen Foundation City of Philadelphia, Department of Human Services City of Philadelphia, Managing Director’s Office City of Philadelphia, Office of Homeless Services City of Philadelphia, Office of the District Attorney Independence Foundation Oak Foundation Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA) Pennsylvania Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development U.S. Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women Benefactors: $25,000-$49,999 Candace Bernard and Robert Jay Glickman Michael Kacey Durand Federal Emergency Management Agency Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation Homeless Assistance Fund, Inc. Sheller Family Foundation Elizabeth Jamison O’Brien Fund, Ira Jewell Williams Fund, David S. Mathers Fund, William J. McCahan Fund in Memory of Thomas C. McCahan and Florence M. McCahan, Philadelphia Foundation Revolutionaries: $15,000-$24,999 American Possibilities Bank of NY Mellon Sam and Ali Glickman Leo Model Foundation Lily Foundation Mary Kay Foundation The Milton and Beatrice Wind Foundation MKM Foundation OAX at UPenn Champions: $5,000-$14,999 ASI Management Barra Foundation Becket Family Foundation Brandywine Realty Trust Emy and Emil Herzfeld Foundation Glenmede Trust Company, N.A. Grandom Institution, Friends Fiduciary Corp. Independence Blue Cross Foundation Independence Foundation Jefferson, Office of Institutional Advancement Kevin and Sarah Kleinschmidt Sundar & Uthra Kodiyalam Robert and Sandra Lichtenstein Maguire Foundation McLean Contributionship Monk's Cafe Patrick Mundy and Candice Harris The Nararo Foundation Pennsylvania Head Start State Collaboration Office Philadelphia Eagles PMHCC, Inc. Amy Pocino Kelly Sally and Ed Rosenthol Schoenberg Family Charitable Fund Stefanie Fleischer Seldin and Alex Seldin Society Hill Civic Association Susan Sorenson and Richard Berk TJX Foundation Univest Financial Wells Fargo Regional Foundation Wilding Family Foundation Trust Tammy Yan and Timothy Grove Partners: $2,500 - $4,999 Alpha Sigma Tau Barra Foundation Bittenbender Construction Samuel Bryant CBIZ Retirement Plan Services Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation Duane Morris LLP EisnerAmper, LLP Exude Benefits Group, Inc. Fox Rothschild LLP Leslie Miller and Adam Greenspan Harrison Street Advisors Haverford Trust Company Joseph Skilling Kennard Trust Lindsay Insurance Group, Inc. Danuta Mieloch Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP Jefferson University Office of Enterprise Diversity, Inclusion and Community Engagement Philadelphia Bar Foundation Philadelphia Federal Credit Union Philly Office Retail, LLC PNC Bank Wealth Management Birgit Y Rakel Richard Roccato Saul Ewing LLP Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP Tactix Real Estate Advisors William Tobia True Hands Society Wawa Foundation Allen & Myra Woll Supporters: $1,000 - $2,499 Hannah Milstein Allen Elizabeth Beech Tess Blair Julia Cavazos CH Briggs Company Chaste Treasure Anthony Ciminera Lisa Clark Elizabeth Clement Conant Leadership Gabrielle Creazzo Maura Diamond Marie Dunham and George Hinds Empire Education Group Fante's Kitchen Wares Shop Shannon and Ted Farmer Matthew Feldman Mary Goldman and Debra Weiner Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce Amy Hirsch and Jessica Robbins David & Heidi Hogan Lora Holliday Sandra L. Innes J. Crayton Pruitt Foundation Jewish Family & Children's Service of Greater Philadelphia Keystone First Leslie and Larry Kramer Amy Kurland and Robert Drake The Ladipo Group Legacy Advisors, LLC Michael Lehr and Linda Pennington Peggy Leimkuhler Mary Susan Lindee Peter and Kathleen Linneman Mark and Slava Lipowicz Jeannine Lisitski and John Carlson Christine Lussier and Robert Hamill Magnolia Fund Theresa Melervey Gail D. Miller Miller Family Foundation Mondrian Investment Partners Julie Mostov Laurie Muldoon Meta and Benjamin Neilson Anthony Nemec Janet Novak and Christopher Sarnowski Charles and Debbie O’Donnell Pathways to Housing, PA People's Emergency Center Philadelphia Area Disc Alliance Judith and Gerald Porter Joseph and Vanessa Ragaglia Debra Rodgers and Paul Meyers Catherine Ruhling Katlyn Rurik David and Julie Rusenko John and Amy Saal Adam and Christina Schoon Adam Shapiro and Terri Decker Jacqueline and Richard Shulman Sigma Psi Zeta St. Alban's Thrift Shop Ricky and Sandra Takai The 1926 Foundation, Inc. Joseph Torsella Tzedek Fund UAW Local 1612 UAW Region 9 Diane and Bob Wagner WALK Magazine James M. and Lisa D. Wilson Hal and Sharon Yoh Activists: $500 - $999 Katie Adams Anne Ades Albert M. Greenfield Home & School Association Barry Becker Reid Bodek Helen & David Braverman Madison Bugg Busillo Family Charitable Fund Businessolver LaTorra Camphor Shaw Michael and Frances Capizola Chamounix Ventures LLC Abbi Cohen and Thomas O'Connell Comcast Corporation Congreso de Latinos Unidos Winnifred Cutler and Thomas E. Quay Doreen Davis and Robert Simmons Meriah English Garth Ennis William Ewing Dianne Coady Fisher Frank and Barbara Fleischer Margaret Flynn Taylor Frome Garden Club of Philadelphia Greybird Foundation Griffin Phoenix Foundation Ashley Hulsey Danielle E Idahosa Johnson & Johnson Linda Jones Dee Dee Lopez Ashley Maclaren Katherine Madonna Joseph and Janice Marini Erin McKenna-Dilks and Jason Dilks Lizabeth & John McKenzie Michael Miller Dori and Charles Mostov Margaret Mullen-Fortino Naketa Mullins Nicole Palin Arny Patel Philadelphia Housing Authority Philadelphia Kappa Silhouettes Kathryn Phipps Andrew Reeve Janet Reid RunSignUp Ryvvolte Records Seer Interactive Sheku Sheikholeslami Renata Sison Lonnie Snyder Diana Soares Nicholas Stanley Lauren Swartz Virginia Thompson Kathleen M. Vattima Douglas Webber Partners for Safety Monthly Donor Program Anne Ades Julie and Judd Allen Lisa Bailey Tiffany Bailey Eleonora Bartoli Edward Basile and Stephanie Riley Barry Becker Nina Blomfield Jeffrey Boles Tracy Brown Sandy Brownell Krista Callaghan Alex and Shannon Camps Christina Cavanna Christine Chacko Diane Ching Lisa Clark Barbara Cooke Lois Cronholm-Neff Molly Des Jardin Brianna Deutsch Maura Diamond Emily Diamond Tracie Dixon-Stanley and Jerome H. Stanley Laura Duran Guiles Catherine Farman Carmela Gipprich Julia Gowe Michelle Graham Brad and Amy Brennan Grois Chris Kane Dawn Kane Lindsey Kellogg Lisa Knoflicek Andrea Kramer Sara Krieg Stanton Kuklick Rebecca Lantner Peter Light Alex Lima Mary Lindee Martin Matlin Emily McNair Adrienne Messe Gail Miller Julie Mostov Patrick Mundy and Candice Harris Audrey Murga Renee Norris-Jones Thomas O'Leary Alison Pendergast Nicole Rosko Robert Rossi Robert Ryan McKenna Saady Sheryl Sacharoff Stefanie Fleischer Seldin and Alex Seldin Sara Sherani Emily Small Lonnie Snyder Lauren Swartz Gabriel Todaro Matthew Walter Linda Wang Rebecca Wanner Rob and Katie Young Wildes Nicole Wolters Kluwer Kelly Young 1976 Legacy Society The Estate of Harriet Forman Elaine Miles Gail Miller Renee Norris-Jones Allen and Myra Woll Advocates in Action Legal Center Giving Circle Dianne Coady Fisher Greenberg Traurig, LLP Lisa Kabnick and John McFadden Leslie and Larry Kramer Mark and Slava Lipowicz Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP Sheller Family Foundation Jacqueline and Richard Shulman Major In-Kind Donor Deirdre Agan Jennifer & Trevor Anthony AQ Rittenhouse, Greystar Management Brittany Borden-Edwards Bureau of Hearings and Appeals Gregory Burns Alex and Shannon Camps Ceisler Media & Issue Advocacy Michael Cloud Dechert LLP Maria Devlin Edgewater Eisenberg, Rothweiler, Winkler, Eisenberg & Jeck Enterprise Holdings Foundation Kristen Feemster Fight Against Domestic Violence Fine, Kaplan and Black, RPC Freedompay Margaret Goldfarb Rebecca Goslee Renee Green Greystar - The Granary Jamie Harvey O'Shea Hastings Family Shaniah Hudson Christine Huntzinger Jackie Janicki Gisela Johnson-Smith Kevianna Jones Julie Jones Lori Keller Keystone Shops Shani and Andrew Klein Leslie and Larry Kramer L2 Brands Lauren Le Goff LEAF Commercial Capital Robert and Sandra Lichtenstein Andrea Meyers Lexi Morrison Rachel and Josh Munch Elizabeth Murtin Rebecca Musarra Grace Palladino Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence Rachel and Justin Pepper Petrelli Previtera, LLC Madeline Pieretti Barbra Pignatelli Elizabeth Pride and Phil Holtje Tammy Razzano Jessica Richardson Catherine Roberts Jane Rothrock Yvette Rouse Sara Shaw Jacqueline and Richard and Shulman Kate Shute Maureen Sullivan Kolbi Sydenstricker ThinkPhly TJX Jack Toomey Elizabeth and Tim and Williams Meghann Williams Kerry Wilson Meg Wolf Women of Excellence Ministry Kathryn Young Galla Zeta Phi Beta Sorority In Honor Of… Julie Mostov Julie Jones Jeannine L. 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