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MISSION STATEMENT Board of Directors 2014 Executive Staff 2014 Saratoga Bridges is David Wickerham, President Valerie Muratori, Executive Director committed to advocacy for Marjorie Shaw, Vice President Greg Cuda, Associate Executive Director people with disabilities by William Ennis, Secretary Jane Mastaitis, Chief Financial Officer providing resources that Steven Rowland, Treasurer John Herrick, Human Resources Director enable them to live enriching Robert Barnett, Robert DeSio lives in the communities Program Administrators 2014 where they are valued Rev. Joyce deVelder, Dr. Lawrence Fein Skip Allen, Facilities Manager for their abilities and Karen Heggen, Rev. Richard Hoffman contributions. Susan Kiley, Angela McDonald Frank Catellier, Coordinator of Supported Employment Julius Enekes, Director of Commercial Operations HISTORY Julianne Furlong, Intake Coordinator/Corporate Compliance Officer Founded in 1953 by parents Foundation Board of Directors 2014 Anthony Hanson, Director of Residential Services who desired to have a rightful Christopher Spratt, President Cathy Kukan, Director of Vocational Rehab. Services place in society for their Ginger Whitman, Vice President Jon Ladd, Director of Transportation children with developmental Carol Obloy, Secretary Frank Marcellino, Director of Day Services and other disabilities. Jay Shupe, Treasurer Jeff Moore, Information Systems Coordinator Chester Piecuch, Sole Member Charlotte Mosso, Admin. of Service Coordination Program Profile Director of Family Support Services Chadwick Beatty, Past President Patty Paduano, Saratoga Bridges offers Heather Varney, Development and Foundation Director a full range of programs Robert Camoin, Karin Hyman, and services to assist each Kara Lais, Esq., Elaine Sillery, individual to develop his or David Tarella, Ana Maria Young Editor & Project Manager: her potential. Our goal is Pamela Polacsek, Communications Specialist to continue enhancing each Honorary Advisory Board 2014 Typography & Design: Sondra Erickson person’s life. Kimberly Adams-Russell, Robert DeSio, Printing: The Cooley Group, Inc. Charles Wait ECONOMIC IMPACT Saratoga Bridges is one of the largest non-profit agencies in Saratoga County. We have an annual operating budget over Alpha Career Options Malta Day Hab Geyser Road Middle Grove $27 million. An estimated 16 Saratoga Bridges Boulevard 39 Malta Commons 182 Geyser Road 292 Middle Grove Road Ballston Spa, NY 12020 100 Saratoga Village Blvd. Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 Middle Grove, NY 12850 $23 million is contributed 587-0723 Fax: 583-9607 Malta, NY 12020 587-2102 584-2539 annually to the local economy 899-7625 or 899-7627 through wages and vendors. Alpha Industries Graves Road Moe Road 16 Saratoga Bridges Boulevard Malta II Day Hab 57 Graves Road 485-B Moe Road Saratoga Bridges is one of Ballston Spa, NY 12020 33B Malta Commons Mechanicville, NY 12118 Clifton Park, NY 12065 the top 15 largest employers 587-0723 Fax: 583-9607 100 Saratoga Village Blvd. 664-5377 371-5646 in the County, with over 600 Malta, NY 12020 Ballston Spa Day Hab 899-5180 Fax: 899-5191 Grooms Road Pleasant Street employees. 20 Prospect Street 490 Grooms Road 90 Pleasant Street Ballston Spa, NY 12020 McGregor Day Hab Clifton Park, NY 12065 Ballston Spa, NY 12020 VOLUNTEER 602-0042 Fax: 602-0062 5 Mountain Ledge Drive 371-8423 884-9722 Gansevoort, NY 12831 ACTIVISM Ballston Spa Day Hab 743-1250 Fax: 743-1243 Juniper Place Ruggles Road Citizens in Saratoga County Without Walls 111 Juniper Place 188 Ruggles Road provide leadership on the 49 Front Street Mountain Ledge Day Hab Ballston Spa, NY 12020 Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 Ballston Spa, NY 12020 14 Mountain Ledge Drive 885-1770 587-6378 Board of Directors and on 363-0015 Fax: 363-0016 Gansevoort, NY 12831 the Foundation Board. 581-9300 Fax: 581-9301 Lemont Avenue Southbury Road Clifton Park Day Hab 199 Lemont Avenue 14 Southbury Road 300 volunteers participate 495 Clifton Park Center Road Service Coordination Corinth, NY 12822 Clifton Park, NY 12065 Clifton Park, NY 12065 16 Saratoga Bridges Boulevard 654-7754 371-8880 annually in our fundraisers 373-1383 Fax: 373-1387 Ballston Spa, NY 12020 and throughout our 587-0723 Fax: 871-9497 Locust Grove Squashville Road programs. Our consumers Community Careers 919 Locust Grove Road 184 Squashville Road 92 East Avenue Wilton Day Hab Greenfield Center, NY 12833 Greenfield Center, NY 12833 contribute hundreds of hours Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 690 Route 9 893-7530 893-2084 in community programs 584-7352 Fax: 584-7362 Gansevoort NY 12831 every day that showcase their 584-8172 Fax: 581-7785 Loughberry Road Stone Church Road Corinth Pallet and Fire-Bag™ 1 Loughberry Road 436 Stone Church Road many abilities. Firewood Production Facility Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 Ballston Spa, NY 12020 726 County Rt. 24 581-0884 885-8858 Corinth, NY 12822 Residential Homes: 654-9976 Fax: 654-2781 Birchwood Drive Malta Avenue Washington Street 14 Birchwood Drive 577 Malta Avenue 64 Washington Street Downtown Day Hab Halfmoon, NY 12065 Malta, NY 12020 Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 92 East Avenue 348-1083 587-4343 584-4411 Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 583-3305 Fax: 581-0868 Finley Road Meadow Rue Place 378 Finley Road 82 Meadow Rue Place Ballston Spa, NY 12020 Malta, NY 12020 885-7218 899-8111

Cover photos: Annual Report 2013 Individuals from our programs The 2013 Perspective 1

sources. Their involvement is greatly appreciated and we value all of these relationships. We are very grateful as well to our Operational, Foundation and Honorary Advisory Board Members as they serve as a link between the Saratoga Bridges family and the community. Their professional and personal expertise and experiences are Valerie Muratori invaluable. They volunteer, help generate contributions, provide Executive Director advice, increase our visibility and project a positive reputation. Further, we want to thank all of our exemplary employees. Every day, these dedicated, hardworking and compassionate staff This past year continued to be a difficult one for many non- members provide the highest level of person-centered services. profit organizations. We certainly experienced our own financial It is due to their tireless care that Saratoga Bridges is the premier challenges with regard to rate reimbursements, little in the organization for people with disabilities and their families in way of residential or day programming development funds Saratoga County. and even voluntary maintenance dollars. And yet, we had a very successful fundraising event season. We exceeded budget By working as a team, we will continue to enhance and enrich projections primarily due to our extremely generous sponsors, lives by promoting their abilities and achievements in every guests, volunteers and community partners. These businesses aspect of the community. Throughout our history, we have all and individuals continue to contribute their financial resources shared a common purpose of ensuring that the individuals we and efforts because they believe in our mission. We encourage serve are able to reach their goals, hopes, dreams, interests and you to support the donors listed in our Annual Report as their aspirations as they work, volunteer, socialize and recreate while contributions truly subsidize our programs and services that leading full, productive and contributing lives. For us, our are not totally or partially funded through traditional funding philosophy remains the same — Every day is full of possibilities!

New Board President At our Annual Meeting on June 24, David Wickerham was elected our new President of the Board of Directors. David was the Saratoga County Administrator from 1984 until he retired in 2011. Having been the youngest County Administrator in the State, he became one of the most senior County Administrators during his tenure. David first became involved in County Government in 1977 and was appointed as the county’s first Personnel Director in 1979. He was a Member of the Resolutions Committee for the NYS Association of Counties from 1995 to 2011 and Former Vice Chair of the NYS County Administrators. A 1969 graduate from St. Louis University, he served for more than 20 years in the U.S. Air Force and the Air Force Reserve where he retired as a Lieutenant Colonel in 1992. David’s former volunteer endeavors included the Board of Directors of the Saratoga Economic Development Corporation, member of the Concerned Citizens for Saratoga Racing and the Saratoga Race Course Local Advisory Board, Board Member of the Wilton Wildlife and Nature Preserve, Capital District Regional Planning Commission, Saratoga County Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Saratoga, Saratoga Springs Zoning Board of Appeals, 1983 Saratoga Springs Charter Revision Commission, Saratoga Girls Biddy Basketball Recreation Program and Secretary of the Saratoga Springs Jaycees. David, a long-time resident of Saratoga County, lives in the Town of Wilton with his wife Elizabeth and is the father of a son and daughter. He says, “The staff and Board of Directors of Saratoga Bridges have been making a difference in the lives of disabled citizens for more than five decades. I am proud to be a part of that team and look forward to continuing our efforts during these challenging times.”

Cover photos: Individuals from our programs Every day is full of possibilities! 2 The premier community resource for people with disabilities and their families

WSBR: The Voice of Saratoga Bridges After reading an article in the NY Times about Lifestyles for the Disabled, Kurt Freeman, our Implementation and Information Specialist, pictured left, conceptualized a radio station where our individuals would become radio personalities. WSBR (their call letters), “The Voice of Saratoga Bridges”, was created from this idea. Since then, the WSBR crew meets twice a week to discuss program ideas, interview planning, editing and other tech tools needed to create a professional sounding product. They record brief talk show segments and post them online as podcasts on wsbr. saratogabridges.org. As the 35 individuals involved have varied abilities, staff members are incorporating assistive technology to enable people who have limited speech, literacy issues or other barriers the chance to participate. They are creating and airing segments as unique as the people who make them, playing music they like, sharing news about our community, conducting interviews with people who inspire them and communicating their interests. By giving individuals a voice in the community, they are becoming less marginalized and more active self-advocates. WSBR radio has already become another avenue in which our individuals are passionately involved, are visibly and actively participating throughout and are exceeding our and their own expectations. Some of the many beneﬁts include being productive and independent, developing self-respect, building conﬁdence, improving self-esteem, learning tangible skills such as the ability to speak to people and interviewing techniques, learning  editing and broadcasting, becoming another public face of the agency and acting as role models to their peers. Ultimately, we feel WSBR can dramatically enhance and transform their lives. We are pleased to feature the many poems & paintings by our One of the exciting results of WSBR was the receipt of a generous grant of $6,423.25 from the GLOBALFOUNDRIES-The Town of Malta Foundation! This allowed us to purchase the own individuals throughout necessary equipment for WSBR. this Annual Report

Family Support Services The following occurred throughout 2013: ● 116 people received Respite and Community Habilitation ● The 2nd Annual Autism Informational Fair presented by The Law ● 50 families received Family Education and Training. Offices of Wilcenski & Pleat, PLLC was hosted by Saratoga Bridges, ● 10 children participated in Sibshops The Parent Network of the Capital Region & The Skidmore College Psychology Department on April 21st with over 600 attendees ● 9 individuals received Guardianship supports and services and 11 families were assisted with the Guardianship petitioning process ● 15 people over 12 years old participated in Spectrum Link, a social & recreation program for individuals with Autism Spectrum ● 64 families benefited from reimbursement funding for IPads, respite, Disorders swim lessons, camperships, fences, therapeutic horseback riding, social skills training, weighted blankets and diapers ● A grant from NYSARC, Inc. to support recreational activities allowed for children to partake in February break activities in ● 13 families were provided Clinical Consultation for behavioral, collaboration with Creative Endeavors’ artists and staff speech and language and occupational therapies through our Specialized Autism Support Services (SASSI) program ● 5 individuals attended a monthly Dinner & Discussion Group, led by our Behavior Specialist, Speech and Language Pathologist and ● With the Autism Society of the Capital Region, we offer monthly Occupational Therapy Assistant, which combines a meal, recreational Support Groups for parents and family members activities and social skills ● 5 children participated in Yoga classes

Top image: “The Wait” Annual Report 2013 by Amanda Baillargeon (watercolor) Generosity of Time and Resources 3

WHY I GIVE When and how did your relationship Bill Ennis get a tremendous sense of satisfaction. Their with Saratoga Bridges begin? dedication and professionalism is amazing! I first became involved with Saratoga Bridges When I visit one of our homes or programs, I in 2003 when a former board member asked leave feeling confident that the people who are me to consider joining. in our care receive the highest level of services they need. For this, we all can be very proud of What moved you to start what we achieve. helping and giving? My education with The Sisters of St. Joseph What would you say to someone and Christian Brothers Academy provided who might be interested in supporting me with a strong base regarding community the agency? service. The belief that ‘a community is made If you are looking to get involved in the stronger when its citizens share their time and community, there is no better organization talent for the greater good’ is something that I than Saratoga Bridges to support financially live by. This is the foundation in which I center or by volunteering. All it takes is one visit and my volunteering and philanthropic endeavors. you will be hooked! In what ways do you contribute your time and resources? I am currently the Secretary of the Board of What do you get out of supporting “Why I Give” is a feature that Directors and the past Treasurer. Presently, I Saratoga Bridges? highlights an extraordinary supporter serve on the Executive Committee and the I get a lot more out of my involvement with Corporate Compliance Committee. I continue the agency than I put in. It is my pleasure of Saratoga Bridges. to support the agency by being a contributor to be a part of an organization that makes to the Builders Society and as a Lifetime a positive impact on our entire community. Member. When I observe the interaction between our staff members and the individuals we serve, I

"Getting Lost in A Thoughtfulness and generosity Good Way" When the individuals from our Alpha Industries learned of the horrific Boston Marathon bombing, they felt compelled to create and send get well cards to the victims in 5 Boston hos- I can get lost in a painting pitals. They wanted to give the patients hope, raise their spirits and let them know that people My eyes wander through the colors from all walks of life and abilities have them in their thoughts and prayers. They wished every- I can get lost looking up at the clouds one a speedy recovery and thanked their entire staff for everything they are doing to improve I want to go up there and float around the victim’s health. Julie Jette, Director of Media Relations and Publications at Tufts Medical Center and Floating Hospital for Children, sent the following note back: The more I look the more I see I get lost in my knitting “Many thanks to the kind individuals served by Saratoga Bridges for the thoughtful and color- ful cards you sent to our patients. They were heartwarming and they reminded our patients My mind wanders to good places As I hear the click of the needles and all of us at this difficult time that our neighbors in New York were thinking of us. Our patients found them delightful and were truly touched. Please accept my thanks on I get lost at a concert their behalf and please let the artists know how much the cards were appreciated The music lifts my spirits and that they did a wonderful job helping others.” I get lost reading books So getting lost can be good Just get lost in the right place.

Poetry Circle of Creative Endeavors

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Highlights from Creative Endeavors ✦ During February break, Erica and Shannon taught papermaking for children ages 8-15 and a collage class. ✦ Donna and Shannon exhibited their acrylic paintings at the Saratoga Springs Public Library and Vicki displayed her digital photographs of the Cathedral in Albany as part of Art in Public Places made possible by Saratoga Arts. ✦ Nick designed a new logo for our Spectrum Link recreation group. (See bottom page 5) ✦ Our dedicated staff members Becky Cole, Sandy Izzo, Patty Knowles, Becky Lummis, Linda Sherman and Catherine Spaneas worked with 33 actors from Creative Expressions Players to present their 3rd show Bridges to Broadway – cabaret style performances at the Abundant Life Church in Ballston Spa. Their mission is to expand knowledge of the arts, create opportunities and develop better listening, stage direc- tion, voice projection, song selection and choreography skills. The actors’ self-esteem has grown signifi- cantly as they are enthralled with the theatrical process and delight in the applause! (Photo bottom left) ✦ At SaratogaArtsFest’s kickoff event Arts Alfresco held at Skidmore College on June 6th, they displayed their torn cardboard collages, prints and cards and promoted the art center, gift shop, artwork and On March 1st, they hosted readings in conjunction upcoming events. As each organization paired art and food, they served Saratoga Chips and Polar Lime with the Ballston Spa School District’s Parents as Seltzer which are featured prominently in the ‘Horseman Playing Polo’ collage. Reading Partners Program. As the check-in site for the Milton Terrace North Elementary School, stu- ✦ In June, a pet-centric evening celebrated NY Pet Advocacy Day with animal-themed artwork, home- dents and their families had passports signed, entered made dog biscuits generating funds for local shelters, rescue operation’s materials, and a performance by a book raffle and made bookmarks. Special Guest ‘One Voice’. A pet adoption clinic was held the next day in conjunction with Supplemental Day Hab Assemblyman Jim Tedisco entertained with NYS trivia, distributed books and read a story. participants. ✦ Garrett, Vicki and Shannon were featured in Creative Expressions organized by Liberty Through the Arts at the Century Club in Amsterdam on June 28-29. Shannon won 2nd place for her painting “Spring Falls” and received $125 while Garrett garnered Honorable Mention and a $75 prize for his painting “Garden of Wicked Cool”. ✦ Shannon's painting "Old Truck in a Field" (featured on page 9) was selected as the cover image for the Voice!9 poster and publicity. Shannon, Amanda, Sarah and Erica attended the Opening Reception hosted by The Arc Otsego at the Martin-Mullen Art Gallery at SUNY College at Oneonta where Amanda won 1st place for her painting “The Wait” (featured on page 2) and sold it for $125 while Erica's painting “Playing in the Field” sold for $55.

Alpha Industries partners with these businesses:

• Bobrick Corporation • Kintz Plastics • Radiant Pools • Bunheads • Kyle Company • St. Gobain • Champlain Hardwoods • Lazy Dog Cookie Company • Saratoga Specialties Co. • Empire State College • Meltz Lumber • Sweet Lumber • Encore Electronics • Norwal Marina • Taylor Made • Enpac Pallet & Crates • Noteworthy Company • Umicore Corporation • Gagnon Lumber • NYS ENCON Campgrounds • Waste Management & Recycling Products • General Electric • NYS Parks, Recreation & Historic • Woodland Hills Campground • H & C Trucking of NY Preservation • Versatile Wood Fabrication • Hamilton Paper • Palisades Interstate Parks Commission • Hudson River Firewood • PolyGel • Interface Solutions • Quad Graphics

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✦ On September 27, we hosted an Opening Reception for the 2nd “Through My Eyes” jur- ied art show at our Administrative building with over 70 people in attendance. Artists with disabilities, who live in the greater Capital Region, displayed prints, paintings, drawings, collages, mixed media and photographs. An esteemed panel of jurors – Elisa Sheehan, artist, graphic designer and owner of Lis Design, Elizabeth Dubben, Director of Exhibitions at Saratoga Arts, and Nanette Miranda, our former Art Coordinator – awarded prizes to: • $250 First Prize to Erica Morocco for “Apple Table” • $150 Second Prize to Donna Giannone for “Claw-Deen” (artwork featured on page 7) • $100 Third Prize to Douglas Countryman for “Fork Art” • $25 Honorable Mention to David Hoffman for “Jibeinia” • $50 Curator’s Award to Ross Carangelo for “Pollen” • $100 People’s Choice Award, voted during the show, to David Woomer for “Shadow Before the Night” ✦ Mary Baker, artist Sarah’s sister, created a wonderful video about Creative Endeavors to encourage donations whereby she raised $1,183 from her co-workers and Microsoft donation collaboration fund to purchase a touch screen device -- Surface. ✦ Matt and Erica attended The Sculpted Portrait at Saratoga Arts on The torn cardboard piece "Victory Lane" was in the inaugural Art Allies show. This organization partners charities and community venues to November 9th which was made possible show and sell artwork. Hosted by Keller Williams Realty, in Saratoga through the Miranda Art Scholarship. Springs, the participating charity was Jake's Help From Heaven. They learned how to sculpt a live model with plasticene clay by focus- ing on observation and understanding anatomy. ✦ Erica Morocco and Lena Benvenuto celebrate Erica's First Donna’s painting “Claw-Deen” Prize achievement at "Through My Eyes" for her artwork, (featured on page 7) was included in “Apple Table”. Saratoga Arts Annual Members Show. ✦ Kim Mazursky, a Skidmore College student and our volunteer, is a studio art and metals major who gave a talk and demonstration about raising metal - forming flat metal into vessels. ✦ Saratoga Day Hab Instructor Debbie LeBaron coordinated a show consisting of prints from Saratoga Photo Club. Many individuals, staff and volunteers also marched in the Ballston Spa Holiday Parade. Adam and Winnie celebrate December’s First Friday activities!

Creative Endeavors received their first commission from Gary Dake, President of Stewart’s Shops, to create a present for his father. Shannon, Chris, Steve, Jessica and Jim collaborated on a ballerina Spectrum Link Logo made entirely of Stewart’s packaging and entitled “Ice Cream Queen”.

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National Disability Employment Awareness Month In October, we celebrated National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM). First enacted in 1945, Congress passed a law declaring the first week in October each year “National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week”. In 1962, the word “physically” and in 1988, Congress expanded the week to a month and changed the name. The goal of the month is to increase the public’s awareness of the contributions and skills of American workers with disabilities. We welcomed the opportunity to be one of the 165 community rehabilitation agencies and private sector business partners to submit an individual for the William B. Joslin Award. We selected John Toker (pictured right) for this people-centered recognition from NYS Industries for the Disabled (NYSID). The Award was established in 2004 to acknowledge Joslin who was a pioneer and leader in the field of disabilities. It celebrates excellent vocational performance and personal successes of people employed on NYSID preferred source contracts. John is an energetic, outgoing and very likeable young man who is always open to new experiences. He grew up in Albany, NY, graduated from Albany High School in 2011 and has been working in the Fire-Bag™ Firewood component of Alpha Industries since. For John, being hired for a job, learning to work and receiving a paycheck were his life’s goals. He packages kiln-dried firewood in a Preferred Source Program status that meets New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and State of Massachusetts specifications for moisture content and quality for campground purposes. They utilize high quality, dry, easy-to-start mixed northern hardwoods that are packaged in recyclable heavy-duty bags with carrying handles. John’s job is to take out pieces, fill a mesh bag, close it and carry it back to an empty wire cage for stacking, wrapping and shipping. In addition, John delivers inter-office mail from building to building 3 times a day. Further, he is part of a lawn care crew. In every position, John is succeeding! Bridges to Skidmore Celebration On Monday, April 29th, the ‘Bridges to Skidmore’ Program held their third graduation and certificate ceremony in Skidmore’s Murray-Aikins Dining Hall. Graduates were Amanda W., Michael B., Doug H., Henry F., Bridget H., Samantha S., Joe S., John K., Deanna A., Gary T., Mary W., Meghan G., Donna D., Bill O. and Thomisa K. (2013 graduates are pictured left) Congratulations everyone!

COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES We offer a full range of professional services to over 800 individuals and families including: • Clinical – Occupational, Physical and Speech Therapies, Nursing, Nutrition, Psychology and Program Coordination and Social Work. • Community Opportunities are blended Pre-vocational, Day Hab and Supported Employment Programs. • Day Habilitation (Hab) – 450 people receive daily services at 12 Program sites. • Employment – 115 people are employed in the community through Alpha Career Options, our Supported Work Program. 68 individuals work at Alpha Industries doing bench assembly, at the Corinth Pallet and Production Facility or Fire-Bag™ Woodshop. • Family Support – 274 family members access Adult Social Club, ASPIRe NY, Inc., Clinical Consultation, Community Habilitation, Community Outreach and Referral, Educational Advocate, Family Education and Trainings, Family Reimbursement, Friends United in Networking (FUN) Club, Guardianship, ‘McDonald Family Resource and Discovery Center’, Respite, Sibshops, Specialized Autism or Support Services for Individuals and their Families (SASSI). • Legislative Advocacy • Recreation and Social opportunities • Residential – 132 people live in 19 homes, 7 people live in Family Care and 6 Supportive Apartments. • Service Coordination – 307 persons are assisted. • Transportation – 300 individuals are transported daily to and from employment or programs.

Annual Report 2013 In and Around the Community 7 The College of Direct Support New Graduates Congratulations to the recent graduates of The College of Direct Support! Sponsored by the New York State Association of Community and Residential Agencies (NYSACRA), The College of Direct Support provides a validated and specialized curricula to enhance and develop a skilled Direct Support workforce throughout the United States. Our graduates are Stephanie Barss (Alpha OPTS), Jessica Earley (Moe Road), Ginger Miller (Juniper), Lucia Valentine (Loughberry), Lynn Dipasquale (Malta Ave), Kristy Bowen (Finley Road), Rebecca Cole (Moe Road), Joshua Mechlowitz (Southbury Road), Marcus Valentine (Service Coordination) and David Vetter.

Autism Fair Saratoga Bridges, The Parent Network of the Capital Region and Skidmore College’s Psychology Department hosted the 2nd Annual Autism Awareness Informational Fair & Carnival presented by Wilcenski & Pleat, PLLC on Sunday, April 21 at Skidmore College Intramural Gymnasium. With over 500 people in attendance, they obtained resources from representatives from Recreational Programs, Camps, Technological Apps for Autism, School Programs: Pre-K through College, Therapeutic Programs. Fun for the whole “Claw-Deen” by Donna Giannone (acrylic) family, the day featured crafts, games and a Bounce House. (Photos above) 5th Community Electronic Recycling Day On Saturday, September 21, we held our 5th Annual Community Electronic Recycling Day at our Administration campus. All collected items will be recycled in hopes of decreasing the amount of outdated, discarded electronics filling our landfills with toxic chemicals like cadmium, mercury and lead. Cell phones, computer hard drives, CRT monitors, accessories and components, hand held devices, printers and cables, cameras, phones and phone systems, computer gaming equipment, televisions and medical equipment were collected.

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Grants Family Support Services Saratoga Bridges was awarded the We generated over $14,000 for our Family Support Services. Sibshops following grants in 2013: is one of the programs that benefitted from this. A Sibshop partici- o $9,360 from Ballston Spa Elementary, pant, Rory (pictured right), states; Middle and High Schools’ Penny Harvest “When I was 7 years old, I thought I was the only one who had feelings about my brother. I took his behavior personally and was very hurt. Then o $1,000 from BBL Construction Services, my parents learned about Saratoga Bridges Sibshops. There the other kids LLC towards our Builder’s Society would say, “My brother does that too!” It was very comforting to know o $2,000 from Walmart’s Local Giving that other kids had the same experiences. We share things that I can’t talk Program to purchase woodworking to my friends at school about because they don’t really get how upsetting, equipment for the Community Action annoying or sometimes embarrassing life with my brother can be. Group at our Wilton Day Program These kids get it! We enjoy talking in a safe environment and have fun activities to express ourselves. Without this opportunity, I would not be as tolerant and accepting of o $800 from Stewart’s Holiday Match Program allowed 2 children with Autism my brother’s behavior. Sibshops have given me a sense of maturity, perspective and peace of mind.” ages 12-17 a chance to attend one week of camp Satisfaction Survey o $800 from WGY Christmas Wish allowed In an attempt to gauge and improve our services, parents, family members and advocates are 2 children with Autism ages 12-17 a asked to submit comments, suggestions or concerns through our website or by a paper copy. chance to attend one week of camp Here are a few comments we received — “I have been absolutely satisfied with Saratoga Bridges. I feel very relieved that my daughter o 2 twin size sets with frames from Metro has gotten along so well in her home. I thank God every day for the wonderful people who Mattress take very good care of my daughter.“ o $6,423.25 from GLOBALFOUNDRIES- “My daughter is happy to arrive at program each day. She has achieved substantial improve- The Town Malta Foundation to purchase ments in all areas in her classroom. Staff are quick to adapt positively and innovatively to her equipment for our new radio station needs.” WSBR “As fine as the staff are at Saratoga Bridges, they keep improving and attaining new heights!” “It has been a wonderful experience for my daughter since moving into her home. Her staff o Computers, printers and assorted have been very good at working with me in all aspects of her life.” equipment from NYS Computer Recycling for Education and Technology We share the feedback with the appropriate department and greatly appreciate people com- Enhancement Act (CREATE) pleting the survey. Access this link at the bottom of our homepage www.saratogabridges.org or contact the Corporate Compliance Officer Julianne Furlong or the Quality Assurance Coordinator Dorothy Broekhuizen at 518-587-0723.

Alpha Career Options works with these businesses: • AC Moore • J.C. Penney • Saratoga Casino and Raceway • Ballston Area Community Center • KBS Cleaning Services • Saratoga Hilton • Bon Ton • KFC • Saratoga Springs Public Library • Burnt Hills School District • Lakeside Farms • Saratoga Strike Zone • Byron’s IGA Market • Lowe’s • Saratoga Sweets • Chartwells • Maplewood Manor • Service Solutions • Comfort Inn & Suites • McDonald’s • Stewart’s Shops • Dunkin Donuts • NYRA • Target • Faldoni’s Deli • Olive Garden • TJ Maxx • Fifty South Diner • Outsource Partners • Town of Milton Department of Public • Grand Union Family Markets • Panera Bread Works • Hannaford Supermarkets • PJ’s Bar-B-QSA • Walmart • Hoffman’s Carwash • Price Chopper • WellPoint • Holiday Inn • Rehabilitation Support Services • Wesley Health Care Center • Home Depot • Saratoga Bridges

Annual Report 2013 On the Homefronts 9 Builder's Society We raised over $14,000 for the Builder’s Society Spring Appeal for homes like our Geyser Road home. This home is a reflection of the 6 unique, talented and capable women (pictured right) who reside there. They are a family that shares household respon- sibilities while maximizing their independence. The women respect each other, celebrate happy occasions and support one another during difficult times. As neighbors, they are proud to keep their home maintained and looking nice. They work on being good citizens and are proud to be involved members of their community. These opportunities make them feel like they are valued and productive. Your support is greatly appreciated– It is evident in the faces of the 'Geyser Road family' of women feautured right! Moe Road We constructed and opened our 19th community-based home to support 5 individuals (pictured left). This gor- geous new home was built on Moe Road in Clifton Park and was only possible due to the extreme generosity from Jerry and Colette Cifor! Their $450,000 gift is unbeliev- ably appreciated and is making a gigantic difference in the lives of the women who live there.

Facility Capital Improvements ✓ Alpha Industries — upgraded computer server room electrical & air conditioning ✓ Clifton Park Day Program — replaced roof ✓ Corinth Pallet and Production Facility — replaced septic system ✓ Wilton Day Program — replaced windows and erected the Wright Family Foundation Pavilion Home Improvements ■ Birchwood Drive – renovated a bathroom, installed an automatic stand-by generator and removed trees ■ Grooms Road – received new countertops ■ Juniper Place – installed new flooring ■ Lemont Avenue – major fire protection renovation ■ Pleasant Street – energy saving improvements through Saratoga County EOC ■ Ruggles Road – installed a new boiler ■ Southbury Road – received new countertops and installed new flooring in the dining room and office ■ Squashville Road – major renovation “Old Truck in the Field” by Shannon Meers (acrylic) ■ Washington Street – added a new parker bathtub

Membership Campaign Our 2013 Membership Campaign was extremely successful as we were able to increase from 2,237 to 2,759 Members — the most ever! As a result, we now have 4 members on the NYSARC Board of Governors. Our success strengthens our voice at the state level while increasing our visibility and awareness throughout the local community.

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“White Party” Gala A record amount of $101,630 (NET) was raised at our Annual White Party Gala on July 20th as Elizabeth Alexander & Heather Straughter, Gala Chairs and their committee greeted 600 guests at the prestigious FASIG TIPTON. Heather Bohm- Tallman Photography captured memorable moments as guests enjoyed a wonderful buffet catered by Mazzone Hospitality Catering, cocktails courtesy of DIAGEO, décor by Fine Affairs, beautiful floral arrangements donated by The Posie Peddler, entertainment from Gravity and a cigar roller from James & Sons Tobacconists. The LIVE Auction, held in the famed auction house, combined with the Silent Auction brought in close to $42,000. Sammy, The Bugler, lead the festivities as Chad Beatty, President of Saratoga Bridges Foundation Board and Sonny Bonacio, long-time supporter and Honorary Chair with his wife, Julie, started the bidding. ✦ Bonacio $10,000 Home Project Makeover: Donated by Bonacio Construction ✦ Featured above: Heather Straughter, Beth Alexander and Marylou Whitney A Wine Dinner for 10 at Prime at Saratoga National: Donated by Mazzone & John Hendrickson. Photo courtesy of Heather Bohm-Tallman. Hospitality & Prime at Saratoga National ✦ Ladies Night Makeover Package for 10: Donated by Frank Adams Jewelers; Violet’s & Stella’s of Saratoga; Fusion, The Salon; Hattie’s Restaurant and Crush & Cask Wine & Spirits ✦ A 14k White Gold Pendant w/ .37cts of Diamonds: Donated by deJonghe Original Jewelry ✦ Travers Day at the Races w/ Saratoga Bridges – Table for 10 ✦ VIP Concert Package for 6 for John Mayer at SPAC: Donated by Sidney Frank Importing The auction ended with artists, Adam, Mandy and Shannon showing bidders three pieces they donated. The crowd clearly saw their creative abilities and how important art is for them. With an estimated value of $425, Connie D’Ambra paid $2,800 for the artwork. Saratoga Bridges is most grateful to the following 2013 White Party Sponsors: Presenting Sponsors: DIAGEO and CDPHP Lead Sponsors: Julie & Sonny Bonacio ~ Bonacio Construction and Marylou Whitney & John Hendrickson Associate Sponsors: Saratoga Casino & Raceway, Jasper & Beth Alexander ~ Hattie’s Restaurant, Michael & Stacie Arpey, Ronda & Larry Fein and Heather & Brian Straughter ~ Hampton Inn & Suites Saratoga Springs Downtown Media Sponsors: Saratoga Today, Saratoga.com, PYX 106.5, Oldies 98.3 Other Gala Sponsors: Fine Affairs, Mazzone Hospitality, The Posie Peddler and Seeley Office Systems Record Breaking 13th Annual Great Pumpkin Challenge When MVP Health Care presented the 13th Annual Great Pumpkin Challenge in the Saratoga Spa State Park on October 19th, over 2,000 runners, walkers, spectators and volunteers packed the Columbia Pavilion to raise $30,000 NET. The Female & Male 5K winners were Alyssa Greer of Ballston Lake & Shaun Donegan of Saratoga Springs and the Female & Male 10K winners were Dana Bush of Saratoga Springs & Joseph Sullivan of Schenectady. The event included a very popular Kids Fun Run for children 12 & under with close to 200 participants, NET Chip Timing, Disposable Bibs/Chips, give-a-ways from our friends at MVP Health Care, Druthers and Healthy Living Market & Café, home-made refreshments, favorite pumpkin and costume contests and many raffle prizes. Fawn Howe was the pledge winner who raised $384 and won a $250 Gift Card for Price Chopper. Over 120 volunteers from Staples, BOCES Criminal Justice Students and wonderful staff made the day most enjoyable. Sponsors included; Presenting Sponsor – MVP Health Care Lead Sponsor – Price Chopper Featured Sponsors – Healthy Living Market Café; Druthers Monster Sponsor – The Fitzgibbons Family; BPA’s Witch Sponsors – OrthoNY Vampire Sponsors – Palio Ignite; Roohan Realty; Stone Industries; FingerPaint Marketing; Karen and Steve Callan Pumpkin Sponsors – 3N Document Destruction Inc.; Ballston Spa National Bank; National Grid Other sponsors – Clear View Bag Co., Inc.; Road ID.; Dunkin’ Donuts; Cabot Cheese

Annual Report 2013 11 Our extreme appreciation goes out to FUNdraising Events! our 2013 Special Event Sponsors: The Adirondack Trust Company, 10th Annual Golf Classic Constance & Thomas D’Ambra, DIAGEO, Coca-Cola, Relph Benefit Advisors, A record amount of $23,600 (NET) was raised at our 10th Annual J. Michael The Bonadio Group, Stewart’s Shops, Fitzgibbons Memorial Golf Classic presented by Relph Benefit Advisors on July 15. Champlain Wealth Management and 88 Golfers played at the beautifully designed Edison Club, a private course in Rexford NY, which included an 18-hole scramble, BBQ lunch, awards ceremony & dinner, Olsen Associates, Architects, complimentary beverages, goodie bags with a polo shirt, raffles, and a silent auction. for without their generosity A portion of the proceeds benefits the J. Michael Fitzgibbons Memorial Scholarship these events would not have Fund in honor of Michael a Board Member who passed away unexpectedly in 2005. been as successful. Prizes were awarded to: • Men’s Closest to the Pin – Chip Malone • Woman’s Closest to the Pin – Karin Hyman • Woman’s Longest Drive – Meghan Foley • Men’s Longest Drive – Brian McIlroy • 1st Place Low Gross – David Fitzgibbons, Jon Halpin, Jarod Katz • 2nd Place Low Gross – Andrew Ferrara, Scott Waterhouse, Bruce Cerone, Todd Duval • 1st Place Low Net – Tom Domery, John Purtell, Howard Ostrom, Vinnie Paolozzi • 2nd Place Low Net – Leo Dolan, Bill Egan, Ed Morrison Saratoga Bridges is most grateful to the following 2013 Golf Classic Sponsors: Presenting Sponsor: Relph Benefit Advisors Lead Sponsor: The Fitzgibbons Family Tournament Sponsor: Bailey, Haskell & LaLonde Cart Sponsors: MMHayes and Philadelphia Insurance Left to Right – Special Guest and MC Andrew Catalon, Meghan Foley, Luncheon Sponsors: ADP, Colonie Mechanical, Royal Care/Omnicare, Special Guest Briana Vega, Special Guests Bob Reed & Jon Hoek. Saratoga National Bank & Trust Company and Tarella Financial Services Photo- Five Pines Photography. Contest Sponsors: John Carriero & Son, Inc., John Herrick and Tracey Road Equipment Registration Sponsors: DA Collins, NorthEast Testing and WB Mason Tee Sponsors: Joseph P. Mangione Inc., Andy & Susan Mesches, Napa Auto Parts, Northeast Show Promotors, Inc., Jay & Wendy Shupe and Staples Beverage Sponsors: DeCresente and Coca-Cola

24th Annual Travers Day at the Races 310 guests attended the 24th Annual Travers Day at the Races on August 24th at the Saratoga Race Course, raising close to $19,000 NET. Guests enjoyed a buffet lunch, complimentary beverage, Clubhouse Admission, post parade and witnessed the 144th running of The Travers. Saratoga Bridges is most grateful to the following 2013 Sponsors: Presenting Sponsor: DIAGEO Honorary Committee: The Honorable Earl I. Mack and The Honorable James Tedisco

7th Annual Joyce Spratt Memorial For the 4th consecutive year, the Spratt family graciously made Saratoga Bridges the beneficiary of funds raised at the 7th Annual Joyce Spratt Memorial Golf Outing. This year’s event took place at Brookhaven Golf Course on October 5th and generated over $4,000 NET for our Foundation and Family Support Services Programs. Joyce was a loving wife and mother of 4 boys and sadly passed away after a battle with cancer. Her son Christopher is the Vice President of Saratoga Bridges’ Foundation Board and had this to say about the event and why they chose to support Saratoga Bridges, “Losing her at the age of 46 from cancer was devastating for everyone whose life she touched. This tournament is to celebrate her life and an opportunity for her friends and family to get together and laugh and have fun. We have chosen to donate the proceeds from the past 3 years to Saratoga Bridges. My brother Todd has a learning disability and because the organization has done so much for our family throughout the years, it was a natural choice. We all know that she would be so proud that this money is being used to help other individuals with disabilities and their families.”

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Employees Years of Service: 30 years Deborah, Joan, Deborah Barrett Joan Hayes Valerie & Mary Valerie Muratori Mary Nitchman 30 Years of 25 years SERVICE Barbara Dalton John Herrick Julianne Furlong Karen Rivera Thank You! Sandra Izzo 20 years 15 years Carol Anderson Clark Spickerman Congratulations 2013 scholarship recipients Carol Cleveland Daniel Torchetti • Emily Burgess, Service Coordinator, received the J. Michael Fitzgibbons Scholarship. She David Caswell Emily Barnes David Millington Frank Hickenbottom will apply the $500 towards her MS degree in Public Administration at Marist College. Dorothy Broekhuizen Lynda Vickers Established in his memory by his family, friends and business associates, Michael was the Gaynell Bliss Mary Bussert Treasurer on our Board of Directors for many years. Jacqueline Roberts Michael Rowland Margaret Griffin Pamela Polacsek • Terry Rimmer, Program Coordinator 2 at Wilton Day Program was awarded the Mary Mary Peczka Robin Woodcock Frawley Scholarship. She will apply the $500 towards her MS degree in Developmental Patricia Knowles Scott Wright Disabilities at Nova Southeastern University. Created in her memory by her family, Mary was Scott Roberts Tina Roberts our beloved Director of Day Services at the Wilton and Clifton Park sites. Wayne Madison Wilfredo Morales Crystal Walther-kot 10 years 5 years • , Day Habilitation Assistant at our Malta II Anthony Hanson Amanda Pette Day Program received the 2013 Mary Lawless Scholarship. She Danielle Murphy Andrietta Ramsey will apply the $500 towards her Bachelor of Science degree in Donna Allen Becky Jerome Psychology at Empire State College. Established in her memory Fay Fagnant Carole Barnes by her family, Mary attended our Clifton Park Day Program. Karen Flanders Colleen Kirby Kelly Howe Daphne Belanger We feel very fortunate to offer these scholarships. They have enhanced Kevin Schweitzer Diane Deeb educational opportunities for our dedicated, ambitious and hardworking employees. Lori Baylies Elizabeth Fedler Mary Delisle Heather Varney Sandra Downer James Cassier Scott Nolan Jessica Earley Leadership Institute Stacey Kepner Karen Callan Stacey Webster (top-left) and Laura Galchin (bottom- Stacey Webster Kay Carney left) are the third and fourth graduates of the Saratoga Stephanie Derway Marthe Dean Susan Patistas Matthew Reed Bridges Leadership Institute. Stacey is a Program Tara Wilson Phillip Ellsworth Coordinator at the Wilton Day Habilitation Program and Rachel Tucker Laura is a Program Coordinator at the Clifton Park Day Raymond Tyrel Habilitation Program. Both graduates have demonstrated Sheila Gardner a potential for advancement in administrative and agency- Stacie Salvi Stephanie Barss wide functions and activities. Stacey presented a staff Teddi Brown training course for new employees on Person Centered Theresa Karlson Planning and Positive Approaches that utilizes a process Thomas Bushnell of planning and behavior management for adults with Tammy Thomas developmental disabilities. Laura’s project details the development of a training course as well that focuses on Individual Support Plans. She also created a digital goals Driver Safety Awards: bank for her fellow staff members so they can access and Gabriele Yoder — 32 years improve the quality of life for adults with developmental Edward Beam — 26 years disabilities. As graduates, Stacey and Laura can become Robert Harrington — 19 years Tina Roberts — 13 years mentors for co-workers in the Leadership Institute Willie Morales — 13 years program, serve on future graduate panels and use their Steven Barron — 12 years training for agency-wide task forces and committees. Jon Ladd — 11 years Donna Ferguson — 10 years James Tyrrell — 8 years Craig Harder — 8 years Tanya Harris — 6 years Margaret Ball — 6 years Phil Ellsworth — 5 years

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eYe Implementation and information Specialist, Administration Building h Wendy Ashe Diane Deeb Kurt Freeman Nichole Howe Nichole Howe, Assistant Residential Manager, Malta Ave Rookie of the Year- Nicole Kondrat, Residential Habilitation Aide, Finley Road of t Diane McFarland, Day Habilitation Assistant, s Ballston Spa Day Hab John Moore, Van Operator, Rookie of the Year Transportation y ee Nicole Kondrat Diane McFarland John Moore Kelley Morency Kelley Morency, Service Coordination, Administration Volunteer of the Year- John Muller plo Dave Pitcher, Custodian, Clifton Park and Alpha Day Hab Em Jennifer Rivers, Program Coordinator, Wilton Day Hab Volunteer of the Year Karen Staulters, Dietician, Wilton Day Hab

John Muller Dave Pitcher Jennifer Rivers Karen Staulters 2013 Thank you & congratulations one and all!

Awards and Scholarships We are pleased to announce the recipient of the NYSARC Jonathan Weingold Scholarship is Carol Goerold (pictured left). Jonathan was a symbol of the people NYSARC supports. His father, Joseph, was the first NYSARC President and Executive Director, pioneered NY policy that shaped national policy, advanced the legal status of people with developmental disabilities, originated the concept of a separate state agency and was one of the primary founders of The Arc of the US. Four $3,000 awards are presented annually (one for each NYSARC region) to full-time employees who wish to further their education. Carol is pursuing her Master’s degree in Music Therapy at SUNY New Paltz to become a licensed therapist. Her goal is to incorporate her expertise and apply these techniques to the people she serves. Carol has been a dedicated, committed staff member since July 2006. She began her career as a Day Habilitation Assistant at our Clifton Park Day Program. After 2 years, she was promoted to Day Habilitation Instructor II. Carol has strong relationships with the participants, family members and interdisciplinary team members. She is caring, thoughtful and treats individuals with the highest level of respect. An exemplary role model, her co-workers speak highly of the passion and enthusiasm she brings to her job. Carol embodies the quintessential employee, uses her experiences to offer helpful suggestions and ultimately enhances lives. For instance, Carol created and coordinates a successful music group for the people who attend the Clifton Park Program. Direct Support Professionals Week Saratoga Bridges, along with the NYS Office of Persons With Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD), celebrated and recognized our dedicated employees during the week September 8-14.

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Money, honey Corporate Donors: $100 - $499 23rd and Fourth It isn’t funny $25,000 and above 3N Document Destruction Diageo North America Aggie Mullaney Albany Symphony Orchestra Money is to spend on your friend $15,000 - $24,999 Apple Pools, Inc. The Adirondack Trust Company BBL Hospitality Capital Genealogy Money comes and money goes $10,000 - $14,999 Bonacio Construction, Inc. CARTA Fund Services LLC Commercial Coverage, Inc. And where it goes no one knows. $5,000 - $9,999 Crafter’s Gallery CDPHP Crush & Cask Wine & Spirits Coca-Cola Bottling Company Cudney’s Launderers & Dry Cleaners I know where it goes GLOBALFOUNDRIES- The Town of DCG Development Malta Foundation Delmar Place MVP Health Care DiSiena Furniture It goes to buy vacation clothes. New Country Toyota of Saratoga E. Stewart Jones, PLLC Price Chopper’s Golub Foundation Engineering America Co. Relph Benefit Advisors Francis Investment Consulting Group, Inc. SAVE Program High Peaks Resort Stewart’s Shops Home Made Theater Hyatt Place Saratoga/Malta $1,000 - $4,999 ITAM Vets Post #35 Adirondack Health Foundation IUE-CWA GE and Aerospace Ayco Charitable Foundation Conference Board Bailey, Haskell & LaLonde Jacob & Anthony’s American Grille BBL Charitable Foundation, Inc. Knights of Columbus Council #246 “Random Acts of Kindness” BPA – Harbridge Knights of Columbus Council #11064 D.A. Collins Companies Mangione Locksmith deJonghe Jewelers Marshall & Sterling Be kinder Druthers Brewing Co. McDonald’s Emma Dodge Hanson Photography Mohawk Honda See both sides of things Frank Adams Jewelers Monroe Wheelchair General Electric Company N. Fox Jewelers GE Foundation NAPA Auto Parts Listen more Hampton Inn & Suites Saratoga National Grid Springs Downtown Northeast Show Promoters, Inc. Hattie’s Restaurant Northshire Bookstore Hold the door. Healthy Living Market & Cafe’ Parting Glass Racing, LLC M & T Bank Pet Lodges, Inc. Massachusetts Baptist Charitable Society Pink Paddock Boutique Matthews Buses Quality Controls, Inc. Milton Terrace North School Roosevelt Inn & Suites MM Hayes Saratoga Arms Olsen Associates Architects Saratoga Builder’s Association Philadelphia Insurance Co. Saratoga County Chamber of Commerce Pioneer Savings Bank Saratoga Cycling Studio Prime at Saratoga National Saratoga Hospital Reinhart Champlain Wealth Management Saratoga Publishing, LLC “Open Window” River Farm America Foundation Saratoga Saddlery & International Boutiques Saratoga Casino and Raceway Foundation Saratoga Savoy Saratoga National Bank & Trust Saratoga Springs Fraternal Order Saratoga Performing Arts Center of Eagles #2586 I open my window SEFCU Saratoga Strike Zone Sidney Frank Importing Saratoga Winery On a warm spring day Tammy Loya Studio Staples The Bonadio Group The Children’s Museum at Saratoga The calm breeze touches my face The Law Offices of Wilcenski & Pleat, PLLC The Donald DiBiase Living Trust Thwap Enterprises, Inc. The Edge Halfmoon I welcome it. Turbine Services, Ltd. The Hyde Collection Valley View Sanitation Services, Inc. The Inn at Saratoga Wal-Mart The Lazy Dog Cookie Co. The Saratoga Hilton Gone is the snow $500 - $999 The Saratoga Trunk ADP Tracey Road Equipment Gone is the chill of winter Ballston Spa National Bank Travel Destinations, Inc. Bechtel Plant Machinery, Inc. Travelers Gone are the heavy sweaters Find Your Dreams, Inc. - Travers, O’Keefe Albany, LLC DBA Internet Marketing Ninjas Vahanian & Associates Financial Planning Inc. I hear the songbirds Fingerpaint Marketing Vaughn Vision, LLC Fusion, The Salon Vicarious Visions Their sound is close to me Law Office of James G. Doyle W. B. Mason Lemery Greisler, LLC W. J. Morris Excavating, Inc. The breeze is carrying their beautiful song. Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Whiteface Club & Resort NBT Bank William J. Burke & Sons Ortho NY Williams Center for Plastic Surgery Palio Ignite YMCA Price Chopper Roohan Realty $1 - $99 Royal Care Bay Optical of Saratoga Saratoga’s Community FCU Blue Sky Bicycles Smile Lounge Photo Booth Bodywork Professionals The Sagamore Bromley Thorn Gershon Tymann and Bonanni, LLP Capital Repertory Theatre Poetry Circle of Creative Endeavors Violet’s & Stella’s of Saratoga Celtic Treasures WGY Champlain Canal Tour Boats, LLC 14 Contributions, Memorials, and Special Gifts saratogabridgesfoundation

Circus Café Mr. & Mrs. John Ciulla Mr. Steven F. Coons Mr. Justin Jordan Ms. Melissa Rowe Delmar Dental, P.C. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cronin Mr. & Mrs. Peter Copeletti Mr. Jared Katz Mr. Richard Rowland, Sr. Double M Western Store Mr. David Cutler Ms. Linda Corbett Ms. Karen Kelleher Ms. Lorena Rutkowski Farmer’s Daughters’ Drive-In Dr. & Mrs. Stanley Docyk Mr. & Mrs. Timothy G. Corbett Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Kelley Mr. Ted Rydzewski Four Winds Mr. Kevin R. Downey Mr. & Mrs. Peter Coseo, Esq. Ms. Susan Kiley Mr. & Mrs. Helmut R. Samide Galway Golf Club Ms. Lela Doyle Ms. Debra Cucullo Ms. Mara King Mr. & Mrs. A.J. Sarno GE United Way Campaign Mr. Gary DuBois Mr. & Mrs. Greg Cuda Mr. & Mrs. Philip Klein Mr. & Mrs. John Sartoris Gideon Putnam Resort & Spa Mr. & Mrs. Richard Edwards Ms. Anna Culnane Mr. Karl Klein CHFC Ms. Jill Sautin Hudson Energy Services Mr. & Mrs. Neil Golub Mr. Donald Cunningham Mr. John Kleinschmitt Ms. Maria Schmitz Jacquelyn Aronson Design Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hayes Mr. & Mrs. Michael Curtin Mr. Scott Klenk Mr. Richard Schwartzbeck King Brother’s Dairy Mr. John Herrick Mr. Mark Dalton Ms. Marilyn Kletter Ms. Nancy Sciocchetti Liberty Ridge Farm, LLC Ms. Sue Hommell Mr. Chancy A. D’Arcangelis Ms. Patricia A. Knowles Mr. & Mrs. Michael Serencsics Longfellows Inn and Restaurant Ms. Catherine Hover Mr. Stan M. Darwak Ms. Kathleen Koval Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Sherman Malta Drive-In Theatre Ms. Kara Lais Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Dashnow Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Kowantz Mr. & Mrs. L. D. Shoup Mama Mia’s Pizza & Cafe Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Lasher Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Davis Mr. & Mrs. Vladimir Kraev Ms. Elaine Sillery Max London’s Restaurant & Bar Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lenigan Ms. Janice De Fino-Jost Ms. Donna Kyle Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Siragusa Mountain Healing Arts Center Mr. & Mrs. Terry Loscavo Rev. Joyce deVelder & Mr. David deVelder Mr. & Mrs. Greg Laird Ms. Nancy Smith Network for Good Mr. Bruce Lunsford Mr. Michael Degennaro Ms. Jessica Lanoue Mr. Fred Soward New York Knick’s The Honorable & Mrs. Earle Mack Dr. Russell Denea Mr. J. P. Lapointe Mrs. Diane Stage-Fowler & Jon Fowler Olde Bryan Inn Ms. Margaret Martin Mr. & Mrs. James Denney Ms. Gayle LaSalle Ms. Jean Stamm Pipits of Saratoga Mr. & Mrs. Norman Massry Mr. Dennis Desain Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Laurin Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Suraci Ravenous Mr. Joe Mastrianni Mr. & Mrs. Stephen DeSalvo Ms. Laura Lehner Ms. Shauna Sutton Sacandaga Outdoor Center Mr. & Mrs. Guy Mastrion Mr. Ronald Devincenzo Mr. & Mrs. Elwood Lewis Assemblyman James Tedisco Saratoga & North Creek Railway Mr. Harry Mulhall Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Dooley Mr. & Mrs. John Liberis Ms. Debbie Tobia Saratoga Lake Golf Club Dr. & Mrs. Thaddeus S. Obloy Mr. Stephen Dorsey & Dr. Susan Dorsey Mr. & Mrs. Dan Loewenstein Mr. & Mrs. Philip Toffel Saratoga Paint and Sip Studio Mr. Jeffry Olesko Ms. Rebecca Douglas Dr. Joy Lucas Congressman Paul Tonko Saratoga Peanut Butter Co. Mr. & Mrs. David Perry Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Driscoll Mr. & Mrs. Corey Lucas Mr. John Toomey Sperry’s Ms. Emily Perryman Mr. Stanley Drosky Mr. & Mrs. David Lucas Ms. Kathy Travis Stepping Star Gymnastics & Dance Mr. Pete Petruccione Ms. Megan Druckman Mr. Joe Malachowski Mr. Harvey Turner and Ms. Mary Solomons The Fun Spot Mr. & Mrs. John Poklemba Ms. Jean Dugan Mr. & Mrs. Ron Malinowski Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Moynihan The Local Pub and Teahouse Mr. & Mrs. Steven G. Rowland Dr. & Mrs. Edward J. Dweck Ms. Alice M. Mancini Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Usher Tree Paad Fun Center Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ruhmel Ms. Mary F. Eberhart Mr. Jason Mangone Mr. Marc Usher WAMC Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Russell Mr. Todd Engel Mr. Frank Marchione & Mr. & Mrs. John Venditte Mr. Oscar Schreiber Ms. Halie Englehart Senator Kathy Marchione Dr. & Mrs. Vincent Verdile Individual Donors: Mr. & Mrs. Jay Shupe Mr. & Mrs. William S. Ennis Mr. & Mrs. Gene Martin Mr. Harry Wade Mr. & Mrs. William Smollin Mrs. Alex Esposito Ms. Michele Massiano Ms. Renee Walrath $15,000 and above Mr. & Mrs. Michael Toohey Mr. & Mrs. Byron Evans Dr. & Mrs. David Mastrianni Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ward Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Cifor Mr. Frank W. Tynan Mr. John Ferraro Ms. Kerry G. Mayo Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Weeks Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Torani Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Valentine Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Fleuren Mr. & Mrs. Anthony McCann Mr. John Whitney Ms. Kristine Walterich Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Flinton Mr. & Mrs. Emmett McCarthy Mr. Warren Wildy $10,000 - $14,999 Reverend Jean Wright Ms. Teddy Foster Mr. & Mrs. James McMullen Ms. Lena Wilkins Dr. & Mrs. Thomas D’Ambra Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Fowler Mr. Shawn McNulty Mr. Mark D. Wojcik $100 - $499 Ms. Sandra Fox Ms. Jennifer Merriman Mr. & Mrs. Sean Wyse $5,000 - $9,999 Ms. Michelle Abram Mr. Frederick T. Francis Mr. & Mrs. Andrew G. Mesches Mr. & Mrs. John Wyse Ms. Marylou Whitney & Ms. Katie Allen Mr. & Mrs. John P. Franck CPA Ms. Kathleen Monaco Mr. Edmund Young Mr. John Hendrickson Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Altamari Mr. Robert Frawley Mr. & Mrs. James Montepare Mr. Jeff Yule Mr. & Mrs. Simon Aman Mr. Seth Frederickson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Moser Mrs. Beverly B. Yunich $1,000 - $4,999 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Amedio Mr. & Mrs. Dieter Funiciello Mr. John Muller & Ms. Kathi Mulvey Mr. & Mrs. Walter R. Zieniuk Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Arpey Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Ames Ms. Laura Furo Mr. Charles Nelsen Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Zinter Mr. & Mrs. William E. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Andolina Ms. Patricia Fusco Mr. William Nixon Mr. & Mrs. Blair Bynum Ms. Sarah Baluch Mr. Arnold Galbraith Mr. & Mrs. Terrance O’Neil $1 - $99 Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. DeSio Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bambara Ms. Lauren Gemmill Ms. Miranda O’Reilly Mr. Matthew Abatto Dr. Eileen Ehrenberg, M.D. Ms. Lorraine Barabasz Mr. & Mrs. Gregory G. Gerwitz Mr. & Mrs. John Paduano Mr. & Mrs. Robert Abes Drs. Lawrence & Ronda Fein Ms. Mallory Baringer Mr. Mike Gibson Mr. & Mrs. Gene Palmer Mr. & Mrs. Paul Allen Mrs. Carol D. Fitzgibbons Mr. & Ms. Robert W. Barnett Mr. & Mrs. Roland Giroux Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Partyka II Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Ambrosino Mr. Thomas Galante Ms. Lydia Bazar Ms. Rebecca Gleason Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Peck Mr. & Mrs. William Armstrong Mr. & Mrs. Grant Gentner Mr. & Mrs. Chadwick Beatty Mr. Richard Gorman Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Pemrick Ms. Martha Armstrong Mr. Mark Hanrahan Ms. Lisa Beige Mr. Paul C. Gorman Ms. Kerry Pertchik Ms. Marie Arrao Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hays Mr. & Mrs. Steve Belliss Mr. Daniel Gosier Mr. Anthony Piccola Ms. Kathleen Artini Mrs. Patricia Kmiotek Ms. Agatha Benton Ms. Stephanie Graseck Ms. Laura Pileckas Ms. Debbie Atlas Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Kupper Mr. Joseph Billone Mr. & Mrs. Dan Gregory Mr. & Mrs. Wilame Piteri Ms. Laura Ayers Ms. Denise Lembo Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Birge Mr. Edmund Grennon Mr. & Mrs. Andy Pleat Mr. Charles Babcock Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Mastaitis Dr. & Mrs. Richard W. Bossert Mr. Ted Greve Mr. & Mrs. Allan Polacsek Mr. Robert Badaszewski Mr. & Mrs. Paul Matties Ms. Jo-Ellen Bossert Mr. Bob Grisanti Mr. Nathaniel Pollack Mr. Mark Baker Mr. Terry Minsch Ms. Judith Bovitz Ms. Jennifer Hallowell Mr. & Mrs. Michael Polsinelli Ms. Molly Bango Mr. Leonard A. Muhs Mr. & Mrs. William Bradley Mr. Jon Halpin Ms. Alicia Poole Mr. & Mrs. George Baranauskas Ms. Valerie Muratori & Mr. William Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Frank Brady Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Halusic Mr. & Mrs. Steven Porter Ms. Danielle Bargovic Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Perkins Mr. Joseph Brady Ms. Ruth Hart, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Barry Potoker Ms. Carole Barnes Mr. & Mrs. Richard Perry Mr. Clark W. Brink Mr. & Mrs. Mark Haworth Mr. & Mrs. Harry E. Powers Ms. Amanda Barone Mrs. Nancy Richmond Ms. Susan Brodie Ms. Sarah Hazel Mr. & Mrs. James Price Ms. Dana Barrett Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Riggi Ms. Erika Browne Mr. & Mrs. William Hebert Ms. Lori Pritchett Ms. Erica Basso Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Riggi Mr. & Mrs. Gary E. Brownell Ms. Karen Heggen, Esq. Ms. Berlyn Prudhomme Mr. Richard Bazar Mr. & Mrs. Rob Sgarlata Ms. Claire Brunkhorst Ms. Marcella Heintz Dr. & Mrs. Tom Qualtere Ms. Lea Becker Mr. David Tarella Mr. & Mrs. Ross Burbank Ms. Colleen Hems Ms. Maggie Quinn Dr. & Mrs. Michael L. Beehner Ms. Desiree Thibeault Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Callan Mr. & Mrs. William Henning Ms. Diane Rademacher, D.D.S., P.L.L.C. Mrs. Margaret Benacquista Mrs. Virginia Whitman Mr. & Mrs. Michael Camoin Ms. Anne M. Hewitt Ms. Jennifer Reith Ms. Caitlin Benson Mr. & Mrs. Erik Whittle Ms. Ann Capobianco Mr. & Mrs. Jon Hoek Mr. Michael Relyea Mr. David A. Bentley Mr. & Mrs. Craig Carpenter Mr. Kevin Hoffman Ms. Jessica Rhude Ms. Linda Berkowitz $500 - $999 Mr. & Mrs. William Cerosaletti Mr. Francis P. Berry, Jr. Mr. Anthony J. Arpey Dr. Alfred Hollis, D.D.S. Mr. Joseph R. Richard Ms. Jill Chevalier Ms. Carol Bodenstab Mr. & Mrs. Keith Avellino Ms. Janice Hyde Dr. & Mrs. Charles Richman Mr. Robert Clark Mrs. Erin Boggan Ms. Mary Baker Mr. & Mrs. David Hyman Dr. Jeffrey R. Ridha Ms. Donna Clothier Ms. Raquel Borgenicht Mr. & Mrs. Harry Bliss Mr. Jason Jacobs Mr. & Mrs. John L. Riley Ms. Regina Colaes Ms. Megan Borlang Mr. Raymond Bryan Mr. Robert Jansing Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Ritzenberg Mr. Dan Collins Ms. Sarah Bradley Mr. & Mrs. Steve Callan Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Jarosh Mr. Elwin Rivenburg Mr. Dan Connor Ms. Ellen Bradley Mr. Robert Camoin Mr. Larry Jenks Mr. & Mrs. Michael Robochik Mr. & Mrs. Ron Conti Mr. & Mrs. Scott Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Roy Rotheim Ms. Debra Brennan Mr. & Mrs. James Carminucci 15 12,000,000 Contributions, Memorials, and Special Gifts

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Mr. & Mrs. George Brown Mr. & Mrs. John Gillen

NU 8,000,000 Ms. Tricia Brown Ms. & Mr. Jen Girzone Ms. Marlene Brown Ms. Melissa Gordon 6,000,000 Ms. Jennifer Bryant Mr. Jeffrey Greer Ms. Jessica Bryden Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gross Ms. Mary Bussert Mr. & Mrs. Gundlach 4,000,000 Mrs. Sandra Byron Ms. Kathleen Hallas

REVE Mr. John Callan Ms. Audrey Hamilton 12,000,000 Ms. Tracey Carbonetto Ms. Amy Hebbard Ms. Makena Caron Mr. Andrew Hebert 13 2,000,000 Ms. Edna Casner Mr. Nicholas Hebert ES 10,000,000 Ms. Charity L. Clement Mr. & Mrs. James Heckler 20 0 Ms. Dallas Cline Mr. & Mrs. Arne Heggen Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Cocca Mr. Stephen Heidorn

NU Residential8,000,000 Services $11,719,138 Ms. Cynthia A. Conigliaro Ms. Katherine Hepinstall Ms. Ann M. Conklin Ms. Jennifer Hernandez Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Connolly Ms. Andrea Hickland Day 6,000,000Services $8,758,743 Mr. James Constantino Mr. Michael Hinckley Ms. Ivy Cooper Ms. Lauren Hittinger Alpha Industries Workshop $1,809,129 Ms. Valerie Cooper Ms. Katie Hodgdon 4,000,000 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey R. Cox Ms. Jeanne Holland

REVE Mr. Paul Cox Ms. Joan Horan Family Support Services $1,767,476 Mr. & Mrs. James Cranfield Mr. Tom Howe

13 2,000,000 Mr. Kevin Creagan Ms. Fawn K. Howe Transportation $2,905,714 Mr. & Mrs. Carlo Crisafulli Ms. Theresa Hughes Ms. Rebecca Cronin Ms. Kelly Ireland 20 0 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Cullen Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Jackson Non Program $229,279 Ms. Monica Czajkowski Mr. Spencer Jackson Residential Services $11,719,138 Mr. & Mrs. Robert D’Andrea Ms. Antoinette Jennings Mr. & Mrs. Mark Davis Mr. Howard Jones & Dr. Adele Pace TOTDay SerALvices REVENUES $27,189,479$8,758,743 Ms. Kimberly Davis Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Joyce Ms. Bonnie Davis Mr. & Mrs. William Juron Mr. & Mrs. Alphonse De Fillippo Mr. & Mrs. Gary Kalinkewicz Alpha Industries Workshop $1,809,129 Ms. Betty Decelle Mr. & Mrs. Tony Kasowski Mr. & Mrs. Anthony DeCrescenzo Ms. Mary Keane Family12,000,000 Support Services $1,767,476 Ms. Amalia DeCrescenzo Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kelly 2013 Audited Financials: $27,189,479 Ms. Martha DeGrazia Mr. Terry Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Phil Delaney-Drum Ms. Karen Kersch MedicaidTranspor .10,000,000 . .$23,796,077tation Workshop $2,905,714. . . $281,490 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Dellaporta Mr. & Mrs. Chris King Mr. Barry Denison Mr. Howard Kohn State ofNon NY Pr.ogram .$1,017,637 Grants/Other$229,279 . $854,060 Mr. George Denny Ms. Diane Kreisler NSES 8,000,000 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Devoe Ms. Mary Jane Kruegler SSI/SSA . . . $1,240,215 Ms. Laurette DeYoe Mr. & Mrs. Dale Lamphere Mr. & Mrs. Charles DiSanto Ms. Patricia Lane

PE TOTAL REVENUES $27,189,479 6,000,000 Ms. Joyce DiVirgilio Ms. Michele Lasak Mr. Brian Donohue Ms. Melissa Layman Ms. Antoinette Doto Mr. & Mrs. James LeClair

EX 4,000,000 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Doyle Mr. & Mrs. Dan Lehane Mrs. Julia Dreimiller Mr. & Mrs. Christopher A. Lesher 12,000,000 Mr. & Mrs. Earl Duell Ms. Ilene Leverence 13 2,000,000 Dr. & Mrs. Richard L. Dunham Ms. Nancy Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Lieber 10,000,000 20 0 Dr. & Mrs. Milton Dunsky Mr. & Mrs. Paul Ligon Ms. Misty Duran Ms. Christina Lloyd Mr. Richard Eckhardt NSES Mr. Sean Loftus & Mrs. Kate Graney Residential8,000,000 Services $11,447,242 Ms. Christine Elliott Mr. Charles Lozensky Mr. & Mrs. Robert Elliott Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Luciano

PE Day 6,000,000Services $8,504,109 Ms. Helen Anne Endres Mr. & Mrs. Ray Lupe Ms. Virginia Ernst Mr. & Mrs. James Mackenzie Mr. Greg Ethier Ms. Nancy MacLaughlin Alpha Industries Workshop $1,437,757 Ms. Alyssa Facteau Ms. Tara MacNamara

EX 4,000,000

Mr. & Mrs. Dean Fassett Mr. & Mrs. Rodney MacNeil Family Support Services $1,774,353 Ms. Kelly Fernet Mr. Robert Mains & Ms. Amy Durland

13 2,000,000 Mr. Dennis Fillmore Mrs. Carol Mallory Mr. & Mrs. James Finigan Mr. & Mrs. David Mania Transportation $3,223,194 Ms. Kate Finkbeiner Ms. Rose M. Manico 20 0 Ms. Mary Jane Flanigan Mr. & Mrs. Carey Mann Non Program $33,147 Mr. Mark Fleszar Mr. Frank Marcellino Residential Services $11,447,242 Ms. Debra Floyd Mr. Norm Marincic Ms. Laura Foehser Ms. Carole Marra TOTAL EXPENSES $26,419,802 Ms. Maryse Folmsbee Ms. Maryann Martel Day Services $8,504,109 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Fox Ms. Jenifer Marten Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Freeman Ms. Gina Martin Alpha Industries Workshop $1,437,757 Ms. Erica Friday Ms. Donna Martin Ms. Heidi Friedman Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Martuscello Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Fuller Mr. & Mrs. Peter Mason Family Support Services $1,774,353 Mr. Brian Funk Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Mastrapasqua Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Fusco Mrs. Mickey Mastrianni Transportation $3,223,194 Mr. Wallace Gailor Ms. Norma Mastropietro Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Galarneau Mr. & Mrs. John Matthews Mr. James Gamble Mrs. Laura McAlonen Non Program $33,147 Ms. Nancy Garmley Ms. Meg McCabe Ms. Caroline Gattulli Ms. Susan McCombs Mr. Rick Genero & Ms. Mary Pilkington Mr. & Mrs. Roy McDonald TOTAL EXPENSES $26,419,802 Ms. Cathy Gettys Ms. Roberta McGee Ms. Donna Giffune Ms. Sarah McKinley 16 Contributions, Memorials, and Special Gifts saratogabridgesfoundation

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. McQuade Ms. Catherine R. Tabor Ms. Anna Culnane Ms. Joan Horan High Peaks Resort Ms. Judy Meagher Mr. & Mrs. Caesar Taormina Mr. & Mrs. Mark Davis Ms. Patricia Lane Home Made Theater Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Mercado, Jr. Mr. Robert Tassi Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Devoe NYS Department of Transportation Hyatt Place Saratoga/Malta Ms. Josephine A. Michaels Ms. Christine Tate Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Fleuren Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Phillips Jacob & Anthony’s American Grille Ms. Michelle Mileham Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Teal Mr. & Mrs. John Gillen Mr. & Mrs. Carl Pieper King Brother’s Dairy Mr. Michael Mine Mr. & Mrs. David Thiessen Jacquelyn Aronson Design Mr. Rick Genero & Ms. Mary Pilkington Law Office of James G. Doyle Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Miner Ms. Jennifer Thomas Ms. Nancy MacLaughlin Mr. Scott Rogler Liberty Ridge Farm, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Donald Moccia Ms. Amie Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Gene Martin Mr. & Mrs. James Ryan Longfellows Inn and Restaurant Ms. Linda Moore Ms. Linda G. Trumble Mrs. Marguerite A. Oswitt Ms. Donna Sawyer Malta Drive-In Theatre Mr. Rick Morse Mr. & Mrs. Chester Tumidajewicz Mr. & Mrs. Gene Palmer Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Scimeca Mama Mia’s Pizza & Cafe Mr. Allen Mossman Mr. Frank Turo Mrs. Noreen Elaine Pieper Lucille Pashley Max London’s Restaurant & Bar Ms. Danielle Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Dan Van Ort Mr. & Mrs. Roy Rotheim Ms. Marlene Brown Mountain Healing Arts Center Ms. Suzette Murphy Ms. Megan Vandenburgh Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rowland, Jr. Ms. Donna Martin Mr. & Mrs. Grant Gentner Ms. Roseanne Murphy Supervisor & Mrs. Matthew Veitch Mr. & Mrs. A.J. Sarno Mr. Mike Gibson Ms. Robin Murray Mr. Michael Veitch Mr. & Mrs. Garry Waterman William Pieper Mr. Terry Minsch Mrs. Helen A. Myers Ms. Kelly Vite Mr. & Mrs. John Wyse Ms. Carol Bodenstab Ms. Desiree Thibeault Mr. & Mrs. Bill Neville Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Vogt Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Schrader Ms. Sue Hommell Mr. & Mrs. Robert Newton Ms. Cynthia Wadach Other Donations - $20-49 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Zeman N. Fox Jewelers Ms. Nancy Nicholson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ward Ms. Antoinette Doto June Sherman New York Knick’s Ms. Julie Niles Mr. & Mrs. Garry Waterman Mr. & Mrs. James Heckler Mr. & Mrs. William Henning Northshire Bookstore Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nowak Ms. Teri L. Weber Mr. & Mrs. Peter Mason Ruth Van Dyke Olde Bryan Inn Ms. Heather Nowicki Ms. McCall Webster Ms. Linda Plante Mr. & Mrs. William Bradley Parting Glass Racing, LLC Mr. & Mrs. John Ockrin Ms. Jodi Werner Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Schriber Mr. & Mrs. Gary Chamberlain Pet Lodges, Inc. Mr. Herman Okhuysen Mr. David White Ms. Kimberly Davis Pink Paddock Boutique Mrs. Marguerite A. Oswitt Ms. Marcia White Memorials: Mr. & Mrs. Alphonse De Fillippo Pipits of Saratoga Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Paduano Mrs. Rachel Wilner Victor Altieri, Sr. Mr. Stanley Drosky Prime at Saratoga National Mr. Gary Paschal Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Wood Ravenous Mr. & Mrs. Michael Curtin Ms. Debra Floyd Mr. Leo Patnode Ms. Cindy Wright Roosevelt Inn & Suites Mr. Travis Seals Dr. Alfred Hollis, D.D.S. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Peck Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Yates Mr. & Mrs. James Jurcsak Sacandaga Outdoor Center Mr. & Mrs. Sasha Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Youngberg Helen Armstrong Ms. Lorena Rutkowski Saratoga & North Creek Railway Ms. Martha Armstrong Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Phillips Mr. & Mrs. James Zeigler Mr. Robert H. Spratt Saratoga Arms Mrs. Noreen Elaine Pieper Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Zeman Mr. & Mrs. William Armstrong Saratoga Builder’s Association Mr. & Mrs. Carl Pieper Ms. Janice De Fino-Jost Marjorie Walters Saratoga Cycling Studio Mr. & Mrs. Phil Delaney-Drum Mr. & Mrs. John Matthews Ms. Karen Pitman Builder’s Society: Saratoga Lake Golf Club Ms. Linda Plante Ms. Laurette DeYoe Donna Wright Saratoga Paint and Sip Studio Ms. Pamela Polacsek Cornerstone Level - Ms. Virginia Ernst Mr. & Mrs. Peter Doyle Saratoga Peanut Butter Co. Ms. Michele Powers Mr. & Mrs. Gary Kalinkewicz Ms. Donna Kyle Saratoga Performing Arts Center Mr. & Mrs. Deryl Predmore $1000 and up Ms. Roberta McGee Ms. Nancy Lewis Saratoga Saddlery & BBL Charitable Foundation, Inc. Ms. Theresa H. Prestigiacomo Mr. David Rosebrook & Ms. Rosann Gray Massachusetts Baptist Charitable Society International Boutiques Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Cifor Mr. Matthew Prorok Mr. Matthew Rosebrook Ms. Susan McCombs Saratoga Savoy GE Foundation Ms. Jan Pyryemybida Ms. Lois Scarangello Mr. & Mrs. L. D. Shoup Saratoga Strike Zone Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hays Ms. Sarah Quandt Reverend Jean Wright Saratoga Winery Mrs. Patricia Kmiotek Nancy Crouch Ms. Louise Quattrocchi Sidney Frank Importing Ms. Denise Lembo Mr. & Mrs. Deryl Predmore Mr. & Mrs. Ron Ravena Smile Lounge Photo Booth Milton Terrace North School Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Salerni Beacon Society: Mr. Richard Retzlaff Sperry’s Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Perkins Roberta DeSio Mr. & Mrs. Simon Aman Mr. & Mrs. Philip Rice Stepping Star Gymnastics & Dance Mrs. Nancy Richmond Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Martino Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Fleuren Mr. & Mrs. Nick Rinaldi Ms. Valerie A. Muratori Tammy Loya Studio Mr. Aaron Ritzenberg David DiCerce Mr. & Mrs. Richard Perry The Children’s Museum at Saratoga Tower Level - $500 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Allen Ms. Margaret Roberts Mrs. Mary E. Purvis The Edge Halfmoon Mr. & Mrs. Harry Bliss Ms. Molly Bango Ms. Amy Rodak Mr. & Mrs. John Sartoris The Fun Spot Mr. & Mrs. Frank Brady Ms. Betty Decelle Mr. Matthew Rosebrook Ms. Joan Taggart The Hyde Collection Ms. Amalia DeCrescenzo Mr. David Rosebrook & Ms. Rosann Gray Arch Level - $200 Ms. Virginia Whitman The Inn at Saratoga Mr. & Mrs. Anthony DeCrescenzo Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rowland, Jr. Ballston Spa National Bank Reverend Jean Wright The Local Pub and Teahouse Ms. April Russell Mr. & Mrs. Ross Burbank Ms. Joyce DiVirgilio The Sagamore Ms. Nina Russo Mr. & Mrs. James Denney Dr. & Mrs. Milton Dunsky The Saratoga Hilton Mr. & Mrs. James Ryan Mr. & Mrs. James Finigan In-Kind Donations: The Saratoga Trunk Mr. & Mrs. Roland Giroux 23rd and Fourth Mr. & Mrs. John Saburro Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Flanagan Tree Paad Fun Center Mr. & Mrs. John Liberis Adirondack Health Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Salerni Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Fusco Vicarious Visions Mr. & Mrs. Dan Loewenstein Aggie Mullaney Mr. Mark A. Sammler Ms. Audrey Hamilton Violet’s & Stella’s of Saratoga Dr. & Mrs. David Mastrianni Albany Symphony Orchestra Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Santos Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lanzone WAMC Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Moynihan Bay Optical of Saratoga Ms. Lois Satalino Mr. & Mrs. James LeClair Whiteface Club & Resort BBL Hospitality Ms. Donna Sawyer Trestle Level - $100 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Luciano Williams Center for Plastic Surgery Blue Sky Bicycles Ms. Lisa Scaccia Mr. & Mrs. Simon Aman Mr. & Mrs. Ray Lupe YMCA Bodywork Professionals Ms. Lois Scarangello Mr. & Mrs. Gary E. Brownell Ms. Donna Martin Bonacio Construction, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Schrader Ms. Regina Colaes Mrs. Mickey Mastrianni Bromley Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Schriber Rev. Joyce deVelder & Mr. David deVelder Ms. Norma Mastropietro Capital Genealogy Mr. Donald Schultz Mr. & Mrs. William S. Ennis Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Matteo We gratefully acknowledge Capital Repertory Theatre Mr. Richard Schumacher Mr. & Mrs. Byron Evans Mr. & Mrs. John Patterson Champlain Canal Tour Boats, LLC the generosity of the Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Scimeca Mr. Edmund Grennon Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Prusecki Circus Cafe Mr. Travis Seals Mr. Ted Greve Mr. & Mrs. Nick Rinaldi individuals, businesses and Crafter’s Gallery Mr. Douglas Secor Mr. & Mrs. William Hebert Mr. & Mrs. John Saburro Crush & Cask Wine & Spirits organizations that supported Ms. Annmarie H. Senecal Mr. & Mrs. Philip Klein Mr. Robert Tassi Cudney’s Launderers & Dry Cleaners Mr. James Shaughnessy Mr. & Mrs. Elwood Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Michael Tymeson us throughout the year. deJonghe Jewelers Mr. & Mrs. William Shaw Mr. & Mrs. Ron Malinowski Ms. Cynthia Wadach DiSiena Furniture Their donations helped Mr. Peter Shaw Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Peck Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Yates Double M Western Store Ms. Kathleen Shaw Mr. Richard Rowland, Sr. Wilhelmina Kennedy enrich the lives of people with Emma Dodge Hanson Photography Mr. & Mrs. Charles Sherman Mr. Ted Rydzewski Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Kowantz Farmer’s Daughters’ Drive-In developmental disabilities Mr. Brian Shoemaker Mr. & Mrs. Helmut R. Samide Michael Mastromarchi Frank Adams Jewelers Mr. & Mrs. Harry Short Mr. & Mrs. John Sartoris and their families. If your Ms. Mary Jane Flanigan Fusion The Salon Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Simons, Jr. Ms. Jean Stamm Ms. Katherine Hepinstall Galway Golf Club name was inadvertently Dr. Carolyn J. Slatch Mr. Frank W. Tynan Ms. Jeanne Holland Gideon Putnam Resort & Spa Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Smith Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Zinter omitted, we sincerely Hampton Inn & Suites Saratoga Ms. Annie Solsky Thomas O’Connor Springs Downtown apologize. Please let us know Mr. & Mrs. Donald Springer Support Level - $50 Ms. Sarah Bradley Hattie’s Restaurant Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stawarz Mrs. Margaret Benacquista Delmar Dental, P.C. for future listings. Healthy Living Market & Cafe’ Mr. & Mrs. John Svare Mrs. Sandra Byron Delmar Place 17 Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Saratoga Springs, NY Permit No. 86

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