Addressing the Mental Health Crisis Among Veterans

Annual Repo 2017

bliss medium hoCREATING A BRIGHTER FUTURE Our Miionelping individuals, including veterans, and their families, overcome mental illness, addiction, homelessnessH and poverty by providing housing and support services.

Our Storyur nonprofit organization was founded in 1985 by caring families of young adults whose lives were impacted by severe depression and other Odebilitating mental illnesses. Our residential programs and support services were expanded in 2001 to reach homeless veterans struggling with mental health issues and combat-induced trauma. Today, Community Hope is the leading nonprofit in and around New Jersey serving needy veterans and at-risk veteran families. We are at the forefront with residential programs that provide a safe haven and essential services each day to hundreds of homeless veterans, aging-out youth and adults struggling with mental health issues. Since 1985, we have restored hope to thousands. Our Impa Community Hope reached twice as many individuals in just the past three years. 1,600 served in 2017 1,450 Veterans and their families rescued from homelessness 150 Individuals continued their mental health recovery in our residential programs 1 Community Ho Highlights and Accomplishments Addressing the MentAl heAlth Crisis AMong VeterAns With 20 veterans taking their own lives every day in the United States, many of our nation’s former service men and women are clearly facing a mental health crisis. We are aware of the struggles veterans face each and every day. In response, Community Hope developed a pilot Mental Health Initiative and hired a licensed clinician to provide individual counseling and group therapy on-site to veterans at our largest facility, the 95-bed Hope for Veterans Transitional Housing Program. e results showed a positive trend in recovery for the veterans undergoing therapy and e American legion in New Jersey made it their fundraising priority for 2016, raising nearly $100,000 to transform the pilot into a sustainable program. enhAnCing CliniCAl serViCes Within our MentAl heAlth reCoVery ProgrAMs roughout this past year, we provided housing and over 15,000 hours of face-to-face services to 150 individuals in our Mental Health residential recovery programs. Community Hope was also among the first agencies to undertake a transition to New Jersey’s new fee-for-service reimbursement system and to make the shi to more rehabilitative services for residents of our Community Support Services program.

VeterAn fAMilies ProgrAM exPAnds to reACh More in dire need Our Supportive Services for Veterans Families Program has expanded into ﬁeen New Jersey and thirteen Pennsylvania counties to provide rapid re-housing to homeless veterans and veteran families and to prevent at-risk veteran households from becoming homeless. Substantial grants from The National Defense Industrial Association, the PA Veterans Trust Fund and other supporters assisted us in providing ﬁnancial aid to these families for such basic needs as rental security, utility payments and furnishings.

1 Meage om e Psident and CEO hirty-two years aer our nonprofit was founded, our mission remains as vital today as it was in 1985. We therefore continue to forge ahead to Treach more individuals in dire need of the safety net and the services we provide. Continued expansion enabled us to serve a record number of individuals and families this year. Public grants and increased private donations made this achievement possible. We restored hope and provided the basic essentials of a safe warm place to sleep, food, healthcare and other support to those struggling with mental illness, an increased number of veterans suffering from the invisible wounds of war and significantly more veteran families facing poverty and despair aer faithfully serving our country. Our veterans, across multi-generations, are facing varying challenges. e youngest veteran we rescued from homelessness this year was 24 years old and the oldest was in his mid-nineties. We are witnessing an increasing number of Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans with PTSD, more female veterans struggling with the invisible wounds of war as they serve in forward commands and more veteran families in distress. In response, we are addressing a mental health crisis facing our veterans by expanding in-house counseling and therapy within our largest veterans housing facility; preparing to build phase II of our veterans village and expanding our Supportive Services for Veterans Family Program into nearly twice the geographic area in eastern Pennsylvania. Simultaneously, we prepared for a major shi in the delivery of mental health services as the State of New Jersey transitions its mental health system to a fee- for-service delivery and reimbursement basis. As part of this system change, we are providing more rehabilitative services within our residential programs. Our goal is to safeguard programs and enhance services for those who rely on our residential recovery programs. We are confident we will tackle these challenges and continue reaching new milestones as Community Hope remains committed to our noble mission and to those who rely on us.

eileen griﬃth J. Michael Armstrong President and Co-Founder Chief Executive Oﬃcer

2 GROWTH IN SERVICES

Increase in Number of Individuals Served 1800 1,700 1,600 1600 1400 Within ﬁve years we quadruple the number 1,250 1200 of individuals in crisis we were able to 1000 949 house and provide support services. 800

600 526 428 400

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0 FY 2012 FY 2013 FY 2014 FY 2015 FY 2016 FY 2017

INCREASE IN PR IVAT E F U N D RAISI NG

Increase in Private Fundraising $3,000,000

$2,500,000 Fundraising more than doubles in last $2,000,000 six years. $1,500,000

$1,000,000

$500,000

$0 FY 2012 FY 2013 FY 2014 FY 2015 FY 2016 FY 2017 $1.11 MM $1.48 MM $1.51 MM $2.37 MM $2.60 MM $2.56 MM

FISCAL YEAR 2017 EXPENSES

General and Other Administrative 1% EXPENSES 13% 83¢ of every $1 funds direct services Fundraising 3% Client Housing, Support and supports those in need. Services and Assistance Fundraising

Client Housing, Support General and Administrative Services and Assistance 83% Other

3 MENTAL HEALTH RESIDENTIAL RECOVERY

Our mental health recovery programs fill a tremendous void. ese Throughout this programs were first developed when people were discharged from past year, we public institutions without the intensive support they required and provided housing ended-up living on the streets or cycling in and out of hospitals without any hope for a successful reintegration into the community. Since and over 15,000 opening our first residence for young adults in 1985, we have hours of face- successfully developed a full continuum of residential recovery to-face services programs for individuals struggling with such forms of mental illness as bipolar disorder, severe depression and schizophrenia: Illnesses to 150 individuals which have disrupted their lives, their families and le them at greater risk for repeated hospitalization and for many, the risk of homelessness. Our programs are transforming lives. Research confirms that supportive housing leads to more housing stability, improvement in mental health symptoms, reduced hospitalization and greater socialization. It has been our experience that the supportive housing we provide has improved individuals’ quality of life. Last year, 95% of those in our Mental Health Residential Recovery Programs maintained their housing and more of our residents gained employment from the previous year. roughout this past year, we provided housing and over 15,000 hours of face-to-face services to 150 individuals in our Mental Health Residential Recovery Programs. Our housing and case management services are aimed at sustaining individuals' recovery from mental illness and preparing them to eventually move on to their greatest level of independent living. e depth of support services we provide are comprehensive and include assistance with daily living skills; ensuring that residents have access to behavioral healthcare, recovery and medical services, and we promote wellness and recovery through peer support, nutrition and exercise, reinforcing social skills and providing recreational activities and transportation. To assist individuals in progressing in their recovery, we provide the following services: • Intensively-Staffed Residential Programs with 24-hour on-site support to those in need of around-the- clock services. is is oen the gateway to our mental health residential recovery programs, especially for those reintegrating back to the community aer a lengthy hospitalization. • Our Community Support Services (CSS) Program provides wellness and recovery-based clinical and case management services to more than 80 individuals a day so that they can live independently with access to services. • In addition, we offer affordable housing to individuals in recovery from mental illness regardless of whether they are accessing our support services.

New Initiatives We continue to expand our programs because the need still far outweighs demand. In fact, the World Health Organization predicts by 2020, mental illness will be the second leading cause of disability worldwide, aer heart disease.

4 MENTAL HEALTH RESIDENTIAL RECOVERY

In FY ’17, we completed and opened a new supportive housing residence in Parsippany for ﬁve individuals in recovery. e project, which entailed the acquisition and rehabilitation of a multi-family residence, was made possible by a $600,000 grant from the Township of Parsippany.

Enhancing Rehabilitative Services Within our Mental Health Recovery Programs Community Hope also became one of the ﬁrst agencies in New Jersey to participate in the State’s newest service delivery model. We undertook a major transition to the State’s new fee-for-service reimbursement system from its previous contract basis. As part of this transition, we began making the shi from residential services to more rehabilitative-based services for residents of our Community Support Services Program.

GROWING THE CIRCLE OF HOPE how scott is using his recovery to help others

Life was pretty good for Scott growing up. He was the older of two boys-- “the quiet one”. He enjoyed school, particularly math and science, and played soccer. But things soon changed for Scott. He would endure an unexpected journey with mental illness—a word that still harbors a societal stigma that can make recovery for young adults very challenging. e voices started when he was just 11 years. Somehow he figured out how to manage them. en things got worse at 19. Freshman year at college was good, but life changed drastically in his sophomore year. e voices came back, he couldn’t sleep and he was hallucinating. “I knew something was wrong, but I couldn’t do anything about it.” So the long journey of therapists, inpatient hospital stays, respite care and medications began. He was living with family (Photo Credit: Stephanie Lin) but Scott’s behaviors baffled them, so he decided to leave, but where could he go? Our Community Support Services Program was his savior. Scott is entering his ninth year living in one of our supportive living residences with three roommates. He says “I’m not where I want to be yet, but I’m semi-independent and I’ve gotten a lot better. I am on the right medications and I have a part time job as a group facilitator”. Being in this peer counseling role is enabling Scott to share his experiences and success to help others find the road to recovery. He has learned from his Community Hope support staff that recovery is a process and that he has had to have greater patience with himself. “Community Hope is helping me build skills so I can live on my own.”

5 RESCUING VETERANS FROM

Our Veterans Programs address a major underlying source of veterans’ homelessness. National VA statistics estimate that 90% of homeless veterans suffer from substance abuse problems and 50% from mental illness and the challenges are increasing. Roughly half the soldiers who served in Iraq and Afghanistan have been diagnosed with mental health conditions, including one in five that suffer from post-traumatic stress.

We rescued 1,450 veterans and their family members from homelessness in FY ‘17. is represents the second highest number of homeless veterans we served in the past 13 years. We employ a multi-tiered approach to veterans homelessness, addressing service gaps as they arise. Today our housing continuum consists of: • Rapid re-housing and homeless prevention services to 750+ veterans and their families annually. • Over 100 beds of transitional housing wherein homeless veterans can reside for up to 2 years with comprehensive support services to help them rebuild their lives and • 62 beds of permanent housing to ensure that veterans have a place to call home and support they need.

Providing shelter is the ﬁrst step in ending the cycle of We rescued 1,450 homelessness. Equally as critical are the services we provide which address the major factors leading veterans to veterans and their homelessness including: post-traumatic stress disorder, family members from traumatic brain injury and other invisible wounds of war. We homelessness in FY ‘17. provide wrap-around services including access to medical care, mental health and substance abuse treatment, employment services, transportation and other support to help the veteran recover and establish self-suﬃciency.

New Initiatives Addressing the MentAl heAlth Crisis AMong VeterAns With 20 veterans taking their own lives every day in the United States, many of our nation’s former service men and women are clearly facing a mental health crisis. We are aware of the struggles veterans face each and every day. Community Hope began addressing this crisis in FY ‘15 by developing a pilot Mental Health Initiative with the aid of two major donors. We hired a licensed clinician to provide individual counseling and group therapy on-site to veterans at our largest facility, the 95-bed Hope for Veterans Transitional Housing Program, where eight out of ten veterans on any given day will have a mental health diagnosis. e results were signiﬁcant, showing a positive trend in recovery for the 20 or so veterans undergoing therapy. e American Legion in New Jersey understood the value of saving veterans’ lives through this initiative and made it their fundraising priority for 2016, raising nearly $100,000 to transform the pilot into a sustainable program. e impact of the counseling for our veterans has led us to embark on a campaign to expand mental health therapy for all 95 veterans in the program.

6 HOMELESSNESS AND DESPAIR

VAlley Brook VillAge PhAse ii reAdies for ConstruCtion Subsequent to the close of FY’ 17, Federal low-income housing tax credits were awarded to complete the $15.5 million in funding needed to build Phase II of Valley Brook Village, a permanent supportive housing project on the grounds of the VA campus in Lyons, New Jersey. Construction of the 50 units is slated to begin in early 2018 and like Phase I, will ensure a place to call home with aﬀordable housing and onsite support services for homeless and disabled veterans. In the meantime, Community Hope enhanced services for the veterans residing in Phase I with multiple chronic health issues by establishing a Veterans Peer-Led Support Services program funded by the Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey. Veterans are helping their fellow veterans to manage and improve their health and transporting them to healthcare and recovery services.

VETERAN RESCUED FROM LIVING IN HER CAR WITH TWO YOUNG SONS

*Sharon, U.S. Army, 2008-2011, Iraq War Veteran

In 2008, Sharon joined the Army. She served for three years and was de- ployed for one year in Iraq where she was assigned to 92 Alpha as an auto- mated logistical expert. She provided critical support to her “battle buddies”, ensuring that Army forces had the vital equipment, parts and supplies to keep their combat outpost and medical unit running efficiently. Fortunately, Sharon’s tour of duty did not leave the kind of battle scars and trauma that other veterans suffered, but it did toughen her resolve and re- silience. In July of this year, Sharon and her two young sons moved from Colorado to our area to care for her ailing grandmother. With no job and little but the clothes on their backs, Sharon was desperate to find affordable *Veteran’s actual photo and name were not used to housing and get her sons settled in a safe place. “It was difficult trying to protect her children’s identity find a place to stay out here.” Motels were expensive and she was running out of funds. Homeless and living out of her car, she found the local VA Clinic and Community Hope’s Veterans Drop In Center. “I just wanted to get help. I didn’t want my kids to be on the streets. ” Our team provided emergency housing placement in a motel for Sharon and her sons that same day and secured an apartment for her two weeks later, providing financial assistance that included the security deposit, initial rent and beds for the family. We also helped her locate other community resources for the furnishings and basic household supplies she needed. She’s now look- ing for a job and hopes to return to school. “My case manager at Community Hope was very caring and under- standing. She helped us get back on our feet.”

7 Community Ho Events G AlA sets neW reCord of suPPort Both our FY ‘16 and ‘17 Sparkle of Hope Galas set new records of support as the events raised $1.2 and $1.34 million respectively. e success of these events have been crucial to Community Hope’s ability to reach more individuals and families in dire need. At our 2015 gala, 950 sponsors and donors came out in support of our distinguished honorees Alex gorsky, Chairman and Ceo of Johnson Gala founder and pharmaceutical icon Fred & Johnson, and david Cote, Chairman and Ceo of honeywell. Hassan (r) presents the FY’17 Hero's Award to Kenneth Frazier, Merck Chairman and CEO. In 2016, we proudly honored kenneth C. frazier, Chairman of the Board and Chief executive officer of Merck for Merck’s spearheading of the Veterans Justice Initiative, established in 2011 to provide legal aid to the homeless veterans Com- munity Hope serves. It was Community Hope’s largest gala in the 20 years since pharmaceutical leader fred hassan, founded the event to ensure sufficient community-based services to coincide with the pharmaceutical advance- Alex Gorsky, Chairman and CEO of Johnson ments in mental health treatment. Turning over the reins. & Johnson (le), accepts the FY ‘16 Sparkle of Hope Special Honoree Award om Following recognition of Mr. Hassan’s two decades of leadership and Fred Hassan. commitment, Brent saunders, CEO and President of Allergan plc, was named Leadership Chair. fy ‘16-17 sparkle of hope Chairs Fred Hassan John F. Crowley Thomas N. Kendris Chairman, Caret Group Chairman and President Special Limited Partner, Chief Executive Officer Novartis Corporation Warburg Pincus Amicus erapeutics US Country President Founding Chair Aaron Graff Joseph Militano Brenton L. Saunders Global Chief Commercial Officer Senior Vice President, Chairman, President and CEO Ferring Holding Inc. Public Affairs & Communication Allergan plc Leonardo North America and DRS Technologies Incoming Leadership Chair The Honorable Kim Guadagno Bob Oliver Mark Alles Former Lieutenant Governor Former President & CEO Chairman and of New Jersey Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc. David Cote, then- Honeywell Chairman and Chief Executive Officer CEO (le), receives the FY ‘16 Hero’s award om Celgene Corporation Jesper Høiland Shaji Procida Honorary Co-Chair Aaron Graff, Global Chief Former President, President & Chief Operating Officer Commercial Officer of Ferring Holding, Inc. Albert Bourla Novo Nordisk Inc. USA Eisai Inc. Chief Operating Officer Kevin Rigby Photo Credit: Stephanie Lin Pfizer Inc. Rigby Consulting, LLC 8 Community Ho Events

eterans flag day run draws 600

VThe 16th Annual Veterans Flag Day 5K Run and Fun Walk drew the largest number of participants as runners and walkers kicked off the race in front of our Valley Brook Village for Veterans on the Lyons VA healthcare campus. The event raised nearly VETERANS FLAG DAY $130,000 in support of housing and services for our 5K RUN FUN WALK homeless veterans. Taking strides to end homelessness among veterans

hosting fundraisers for Community hope As awareness of our programs and vital services expands, more organizations and individuals are hosting their own fundraisers in support of the work we do. In FY ‘17, outside groups raised over $70,000 in support of Community Hope. The largest donation of $50,000 was from J. g. Petrucci Co., inc. and iron hill Construction Management’s Annual Iron Hill Charity Golf Open.

Above: Team MetLife, Title Sponsors Below: Team Bayer, Colonel Sponsor and Gold Corporate Partner

Above: Team Accenture, Title Sponsors and Palla- dium Corporate Partner

Flag Day Photo Credit: Jennie Vanderhoof

9 SUPPORTERS

2017 Otsuka America Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP $7,500 and Above Pharmaceutical, Inc. Willis Towers Watson Affinity Federal Credit Union The John & Margaret Post Bard $100,000 and Above Foundation $10,000 and Above Nicholas Lorusso American Legion Sanofi U.S. Amgen Radius Health, Inc. Somerset County Community Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP Warburg Pincus $50,000 and Above Development Baker & McKenzie LLP Accenture Teva Pharmaceuticals Bench International $5,000 and Above DAV Charitable Service Trust Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Alcoa Freed Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Butler Snow Amicus Therapeutics J.G. Petrucci Co., Inc. White & Case LLP Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Arthur Cox The Merck Company Foundation Hamilton LLP $15,000 and Above Thomas and Ramona Bruder National Defense Industrial Corning Incorporated Association Allergan plc C3i Healthcare Connections Debevoise & Plimpton LLP PA Veterans Trust Fund Bayer Church & Dwight Co., Inc. Deloitte Pfizer Inc Catalent Pharma Solutions Courier News Dentons US LLP The Ralph Cestone Foundation Day Pitney Edelman Public Relations Egon Zehnder $25,000 and Above Cognizant Worldwide Kenneth C. Frazier Allergan Foundation Elmer Roe Deaver Foundation Ernst & Young, LLP The Charles H. Hoch Foundation Bank of America Foundation Fitzpatrick, Cella, Harper Grey Group & Scinto Insigniam The Boston Consulting Group Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP Grainger Community Grant J. Knipper and Co., Inc. Celgene Corporation The Hyde And Watson Foundation Program Lee Hecht Harrison LLC Lydia Collins deforest Charitable IM HealthScience Trust Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield Lundbeck LLC of New Jersey Jewish Womens Foundation of NJ Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP Matthijssen, Inc. JBK Associates International, Inc. The Karma Foundation DRS Technologies McCarter & English, LLP Jolyn Foundation, Inc. KPMG Eisai Inc. The Medicines Company Lachman Consultant Services, Inc. Travis and Shari Leonardi Ferring Holding Inc. Mercer Lowenstein Sandler, LLP Morgan Stanley Goldman Sachs & Co. Monaghan Medical Corporation McKesson Corporation NJM Insurance Group Fred and Noreen Hassan Navigant MetLife Novartis Pharmaceuticals The Healthcare Foundation of Corporation NIPHLE - Picatinny Arsenal New Jersey Novo Nordisk Inc. Oritani Bank Charitable Belinda Perichi Honeywell Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP Foundation Pershing LLC J.P.Morgan Pharmaceutical Research & PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Prudential Insurance Company of Janssen Pharmaceuticals Manufacturers of America Proskauer Rose America F. M. Kirby Foundation, Inc. Physician's World Spencer Savings Bank SCYNEXIS Latham & Watkins PSEG Spencer Stuart Bruce Silver The M&T Charitable Foundation Reed Smith, LLP Speracura LLC Thermo Fisher Scientific McKinsey & Company, Inc. Edith P.C. Taylor Charitable Trust Tris Pharma Inc. Venable LLP Merck Ulmer & Berne LLP The Tyler Foundation

*Corporate Partners *Champions of Hope Society Members Represents Fiscal Year donors and event sponsors for years ending June 30th.

10 SUPPORTERS

$2,500 and Above Wawa Foundation Richard Sandler Jennifer Evans Stacey, Esq. ADP Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Bibiana Santiago GlaxoSmithKline Advance Realty Group Westfield Group USA Adam and Donna Schechter The Goldstein O'Neill Group at American Legion James B. Scarr - Somerset County YMCA Morgan Stanley Post 106 $1,000 and Above South Knolls Womens Club Lori Grifa Atlantic City Electric AAA New Jersey Automobile Club SSK Yarners Podcast Eileen Griffith Reed & Adrienne Auerbach American Legion Post 522 Mr & Mrs. Mitchel M. Syp Bruce and Karen Haas BD Atlantic Health Systems Taejon Chapter #170 Rita Hahn Rick Bowles B P O Elks Lodge No. 2151 Tilcon Hanson & Ryan Inc. Cardinal Health Ken Banta Veterans of Foreign Wars Healthcare Consultancy Group Clinton D. & Grace A. Carlough Jeffrey and Debra Bosland Post 7858 Maurits Hudig Foundation Foundation VFW Post 3401 Watnong Ilene Patasnik & Associates, LLC The Cheeley Consulting Group LLC Breckenridge Capital Advisors VFW, State of New Jersey International Union of B.A.C 7 Chester Lions Club John and Laura Chiminski WebMD Int'l Union of Operating Clinical Systems, Inc. Paul Cocja Welcome Home Vets of Engineers Local 825 Copilot Provider Support Services Sal and Allison Conti New Jersey JC Office Consultants Roslyn Dreydoppel Cushman & Wakefield David Wissert Bob & Diane Jenkins Engineer's Club Flaum Navigators Scott Jennings ExecuPharm Inc Margaret Forrestal $500 and Above Alex Kelly Fox Rothschild LLP Friends of Spring Lake AFSCME LOCAL 1265 George and Jane Kendall Havas Health Steve and Wendi Goldstein William and Lillian Albert Wasim Khan, MD, MPH Corporation IDEAPharma Paul Hawthorne Allentown Area Corvette Club Anna Marie Landolfo Jones Day Tim Heine AmeriGas Propane Irving Manschal Lakeland Bank Investors Savings Bank Archer & Greiner Maximus Foundation J. Michael Armstrong Mara New York Giants Jacobs Foundation Military Officers Association of Association of NJ Chiropractors Lorraine Lugo Mark McDonough America, N. NJ AUSA MagyarBank Charitable The Michael Bruce Fund, Inc. The Millennium Group, Inc. Foundation Berkowsky and Associates Newmark Grubb Knight Frank Morris County Chamber of Manasquan Elks Lodge 2534 BH Sky Associates LLC Commerce NJ Laborers Int'l Union of Judy Matthijssen William (Don) and Cheryl Brown North America New Milford - Teaneck Elks Medidata Solutions, Inc. Brown & Brown of #2290 B.P.O.E. Orexo U.S. Millington Bank Lehigh Valley, Inc. Jamian Probber, Esq. Peabody Properties, Inc. Lance Miyamoto Capital Enhancement LLC Rigby Consulting, LLC Publicis Touchpoint Solutions Mutual of America The Casey Group Rolling Thunder, Inc. Scarritt Group, Inc., New Jersey State Elks Association Mark Clouse Sax LLP Claudia L.P. Schenck Fund Normandy Real Estate Partners Eve Costopoulos Saxum Real Estate The Arnold A. Schwartz Thomas and Kathleen Day Foundation Peapack Reformed Church Scaturro Insurance Agency / Thomas and Lisa DeBerardine Farmers Insurance Third Security, LLC/ RJ Kirk Picatinny Arsenal Army Contracting Command-NJ Delta Dental of New Jersey, Inc. Dr. Jeffrey and Dawn Schwartz Tobiasz Management Angela Roselle Chris Ebel Bruce Silver, Ladenburg Wakefern Food Corporation Thalmann & Co. Inc.

11 SUPPORTERS

Diane K. Smith Risa Erbes $100 and Above Don DeGolyer St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran The Estee Lauder Companies Heba Abbas Cheryl DeLucas Church Eversight New Jersey America Strong Apparel Carol Diveny Matthew Stoudemayer Dan and Laurie Fagan American Legion Post 139 Lizbeth Dodd SunTrust Robinson Humphrey Harvey Feldman AMVETS-Middlebrook Joan Duncan Jody Szopo Sander and Mechele Flaum Encampment Post 16 Amy Dupuis Stephen J. Terrible The Honorable Charles and Joyce Angelini Emily Edwards Thomas Jefferson Middle School Rodney Frelinghuysen Aptus Health Camille Epps Universal Technical Resource GCS Amy Arena Judy W. Fairless Services, Inc. Phillip Guidone Association of the United States Mary Frances Feeley Vertical-X, LLC Army-Northern NJ HB Eight Paws Inc. Donald Fishbein Vietnam Veterans of America Jane Bainbridge Seth and Joanna Hoffman Lynn M. Franklin Chapter 327 Gene and Gloria Balas Minor S. and Susan Huffman III Sue Freudenberg ViewPoint Consulting, LLC James and Eileen Barna Jordan Evangelical Lutheran Robert Galizio Village Supermarkets Church Mary and Frank Barrella Christopher Gardella Richard M. Walsh Peter and Marybeth Kelligrew Timothy and Brenda Baxter Karen Garrett Robert and Jenilee Ward Last Man Standing Club Lisa Bellak The Honorable Thomas Giblin WCCT Global Cheryl Lee Lynda Bennett Lynette Gladdis Wilmington Trust Robert Minion Bernards Township PBA Teresa Goldberg Helen Wolfmeyer Morris County Office of Local No. 357 Dr. Jay Yarnis Temporary Assistance Bernardsville Rotary Gail Gordon Edward Zimmerman Dermot F. Murphy, Jr. Claire Blanchette Susanne Graham Benjamin Owens Anthony Blasi Steven & Robin Gray $250 and Above Parsippany PBA LOCAL 131 Lisa Block Wayne and Linda Gruno Dennis Agerup PHS Class of 1966 Susan Boriotti Miray Gweon American Legion Auxiliary, Jeffrey and Mary Plaza John and Mary Lou Bujalski Donald and Janet Hagenauer Post #59 Augustus J. Rampone Assembly, Charles and Sarah Butler Healthcare Businesswoman's Association American-Korean War Veterans No. 2450 Paula Canariato Chorwon Chapter 48 Edward Hickey Randolph Memorial David and Judith Casey Drs. Gregory and Ellen Post 7333 VFW Patricia Hilgendorff Irene Cicalese Bahtiarian Renaissance at Cranbury Michael Himmel Maureen Barry Crossing Men's Club Citizen Watch Company of America Immediate Care Walk In Bayshore Family of Companies Stevenson D'Alessio American Management Gerry Cooney Kristin Buffardi Legion - Post 12 Charles Jackson Margaret Corcoran Kenneth Burkhardt, Jr. Sara Stover Christina Katz Walter Craig Nicholas Buteas Vietnam Veterans of America William Kelley Chapter 721 Denise Cumiskey Casha & Casha Sandra Kelly Voicecom Plus, Inc. John Dalton Catholic War Veterans, Michael Kim White Star Tours Joan P. Davenport Fr. Washington Post 1710 Kimball Office Woodbridge Elks B.P.O.E. #2116 Anthony and Patricia De Anni Bonnie Collins Michael Krajkovich Chad DeBolt Fred and Dorothy Day- Miller Virginia Krauss Margot DeFrance Durante Mason & Asphalt Michael Krebs Paving Inc. Mark Degatano

12 SUPPORTERS

William Krovatin Kathleen Regan John and Mary Withka Colette Fearon Carla Kuhner Marcy Reman Paula Young Lee and Deborah Fox Laura R. Kuntz L. Reyle Martin Youngberg Denise Giacoia Ladies Auxiliary to the Megan and Brian Rigney Peter and Patricia Gilbreth VFW Post 2833 Anthony Rinaldi $50 and Above Dave and Mary Glasofer Wayne and Karin Laraway Barbara Rivers Advantage Healthcare Inc. Catherine Goldberg Lucy Lennon Rockline Industries Frank and Dannine Albanese Harold Halpern Dionna Litvin Cheryl Roth Lynne Allegra Patricia (Patty) Heisey Sonia Luaces Patrick Ryan American Legion Post 342 Edward and Denise Hozza Marilyn Lukach Ernest Schwartz Robert and Susan Asinelli Sidney & Sandra Jacobson Diana Lunt Kate Sensmeier Louise Asper David and Virginia Keil Michael Lupton Matthew Shafer Charles and Chan Barski Bridget Kelly Sheri Lydick Jeffrey and Beth Shapiro Tom Bedle Karen Kennedy Francesco Maceri Irene V. Smith Raymond and Shereen Bernaz Hans and Pam Knapp Carol MacLean Starrucca Civic Association Jeremy Black Shirley Kochenberger Colleen Marion Sharon Steele Larry and Laurie Borshard William Kosakowski, III Mass Mutual Tri State Linda Stockinger Diana Buckler MaryBeth Krupa Mark McCarhy Karen Stutzer John and Elizabeth Burger Daniel Kurz Thomas U. McInerney Thomas Sullivan MaryAnne Christiansen LedgerOne, LLC Donal McNally John Sullivan Kerry Conmy Dr. Steven K. Leonard-Johnson Ryan McQueeney Michael Sullivan John Coulter Lettiere Consulting David Merchant Matthew Sweet Brian Cross Sharon Lombardo Ernie Meyer Timothy Tiedemann Jason Cross Joan A. Loumé Military Order of Cooties VFW Jennifer Tosi Marybeth Currie Linda Lunt and Jack Patterson Mountain Development Township of Washington Dwight Dachnowicz James and Linda MacDonald Corporation Memorial Post No. 6192 Martin Dalakian Allen Magrini Municipal Assessors Assoc. of Joseph Treloar Middlesex County Marianna Danchisko Gary Mauro Tribeca Outcomes Chris Mutter Nell D'auria James McCombs Trinity United Church of Christ Audrey Nathanson Wade & Eva Deffenbaugh Joseph McGill John Tully Stefan and Ruth Neustadter Kristen Dennis Mercer Oak Realty Maura Tully Alan and Joann Painter Nathalie Dennis Dianne Meserlin Scott and Diane Van Arsdale Tara Pardo Harriet Derman Chris Mikosh Veterans Of Foreign Wars John Dermody Joan Mondi Phillip Patton Post No. 10184 Dawn Desmelyk Kyrra Mosley John and Rosemary Pecoraro Vietnam Veterans of America Dr. Irving and Dahlia Peyser Chapter 233 John DiMatteo Timothy and Lynn Murphy PharmaVOICE Lucy Walsh Alin and Sunitha D'Silva Helen Murphy Julianne Pierson Warren Middle School E.A. Boniakowski Agency Navy Seabee Veterans of America Island XI Charles Pollack Wegman's Richard and Christine Eastman Reverend Margaret Otterburn William Quinn Steven Weinstein Kari Ebersole Francis and Maureen Palestrini Cathy Rahlfs Wendi Wieczerak Frank Euvino Teresa Peterson Joseph Regan Gary Wingens Debra Faiello

13 SUPPORTERS

Luis Pinzon Donors Above $25 Vito Ciraco Sam and Terri Faltas Valerie Quinn Rachel Abenilla Angelo and Nancy Clerici Robert Faltas David Rak Ben Adams Jo Ann Coffee Robert D. & Sarah W. Fenton Bernadette Reilly Chris Aliprantis Michael Conley Apryl Flanary Joseph Renzella AmazonSmile Bernice A. Coop Patricia Flavin Shaun Rios American Legion Post 248 Frances Crofts Jo-Anne Fleming Matthew and Heather Rodman Cara Anderson Lynda A. Cross Adam Fogarty Ronald Rooney Leigh Angel Tom Cusimano Heather Fortier Rotella and Soriano William Armstrong Emma Cutler Matt Frazier Roxbury Women's Club Deborah Augustus Julie Daigle John Fritchman Michael Ruiz Ann Babits Catherine Daler Nino and LeeAnne Fusaro Frank Ryan Edward and Lillian Babson April Danielle Grant Gallagher Lisa Ryan Donna Balarezo Monica Danna Lisa Gallizzo Julia Hong Sabella Amy Baratta Denise D'Atrio Chris Indiveri-Gant Henry Savelli Kevin and Virginia Barrett Jordan Davidek Merica Gellerman Leopoldo Schoepl Eve Bartel William and Jonna Davis Joseph Giarrusso Carol Schroeder Lynne Baumann Bobbi Davitt Robert Mc Gill Matthew and Elizabeth Seitz Vanessa Bazydlo Albert and Lorraine Deimel Emily Ginder James Silkensen Jorge Berkowitz Michael and Cheryl Delgado Greg Gombash Colleen Smith Christine Betros Joan Dellett Rich Graber Jacqueline Soares Richard & Carol Bianchi Marian DeSimone Sieg and Jean Haid Virginie Stephen Jennifer Blanchard Matt DiGiambattista Olivia Hanlon Tara Sullivan Bernard and Susan Boerchers Carlo DiGiorgio John Hannon Mary Swanson Christine Bongard Cynthia Divino Carolyn Harding Elizabeth I. Toth Dominic Borda Kimmarie Doherty Caitlin Harding Robert Treible Lisa Bravoco Katelyn Doyle Richard Harney Martin and Mary Urbas Suzanne L. Brewer Brooke Ann Drumbore Thomas and Elizabeth Harper Priscilla Vincent Ruth Bulmer Doug Dudek Rodger and Joyce Harris Lisa Vitale Nazier Burns Paul & Faith Duffy Michael and Deborah Hays Vanessa Voskinarian-Berse Edward Byrnes Nancy Eager Anne-Christin Hellmich Ann Wahba Walter Camuso Fernando Echavarria-Hidalgo John and Kathleen Hendricks Joel and Audrey Weinstock Jackie Cardona Bernard Ehn Charles Heuisler Jonathan Wishnia Douglas and Kimberly Carroll Glenn Eigermann Lauren Heuring Shirley Wong Amy Cascelli Bradley Eldon Kellie Hinds Patricia Ziegenfuss Joanne Chan Alan and Cecilia Engelberg Chris Hollander May Chan-Liston Lisa Esposito Beth Holloway Adam and Linda Ciccarino Patrick and Michele Fabbio JT Hostler Sally A. Cillo Bruce and Sigrid Falt Erika Howard

14 SUPPORTERS

James Hoyt The Lord & Lady Lund Vinay Patel Ryan Solley Robin Hoyt Joanne Lutz Leslie Payne Heidi Solley Arjay Ignacio Ethel Luzzi Cynthia Peoples Meg Spencer MaryAnn Imroth Dr. Richard and Lynn Lynch Christian Perez Peter and Janet Stager Zach Insani Dennis and Kathy Malloy Gareth Perks Richard Stanton Alejandro Interian Tom Marchisello Carolyn Perry Denise Stetz Amanda Iturriaga John Michael Marino Stuart and Lisa Persky Joelle Strona Daniel Izzo Jane Martinez Denise Petrozziello Mohani Sukhdeo Jason Jensen Berenice Matos Kathleen I. Piedici Scott Sussman Junior Women's Club of Donald Maye Robert Pinzuti Jr. Roseanne Svihra Somerset Hills Bruce McArthur Douglas H. & Jeannette C. Place Karen Swan Andrea Jux Elizabeth McCarron Frances Plisko Joanne Thorogood Tara Kelly Michael McCarthy Kenneth and Janet E. Pomplun Cicek Tilley Kevin Kelton Barbara McCloskey Jennifer Porter Natalie Tobey James Kemp Jonathan McGuire Jill Porter Amanda Tobia Tony Kharitonov Matt Meaney Lorrinda Presuto Bobbi Tomalo Kathy Kirk Betty Medina David Puteska Nicholas & Lisa Truncellito Chris Kirkwood Elaine Metropole Barbara Rauscher Nilesh Unadkat Eugene Kirkwood Uldis and Wendy Miervaldis Laura Regnault William VanEmbury Maria Kiwalle Pete Mihok Liam Reilly Krista VanEmbury Maria Klemmtz Patrick Miller Jill Reuter Erin Vergano Frederick and Kathleen Knapp Orlando Miranda Stan Rizzolo Mary Eileen Vespignani Charles and Dawn Knill Geraldine Monaco Donna Robertson VFW Post 6467 Ladies Auxiliary Marianne O. Koch Scott Montanio Pilar Rodriguez David Wain Harry L. Kostyk Jim Morris Emanuel and Linda Rondinone Lesley Warren John Kuhn Bert Morris Howard Rosenblatt Peter Warren Erin Lake Meg Morris Mary Ellen Ross Jonathan Wasserstrum Wyatt Lake Elyse Mulkins Joseph Savarese William Weber Lisa Laurino J.P. and L.F. Murphy Aaron Schneider Robert Wherry H. Vernon and Judith Lee Joseph and Maria Murphy David Schriver Wojciech and Amanda Wieronski Anna Lee Gabrielle Napolitano Scott Selverian Lessie Williams Philip and Kristine Leopold Duncan Ndirangu Luisa Serrano Brianna Winters Donna Levine Deborah Nungester Scott Shappell Stephen Worrell Michael Lin Chris Orie Timothy Shea Shawnta Wright Monique Lindsay Lea O'Shea Charlie Slaughter Miranda Wyatt Craig H. & Shani L. Lipset Linda Palombi Ben Smutek Stephen Yautz Scott A. & Alison Warren Liroff Jennifer Paredes Bernard Sobel David Yu Gregory Longworth

15 SUPPORTERS

2016 J.G. Petrucci Co., Inc. Grey Group Essentra Pfizer Inc The Hyde And Watson Foundation The Charles H. Hoch Foundation The John & Margaret Post IM HealthScience Interpace Diagnostics Group $250,000 and Above Foundation The Karma Foundation JBK Associates International, Inc. The Estate of Carmela Lunt Teva Pharmaceuticals Latham & Watkins Lazard Somerset County Community Merck Lee Hecht Harrison LLC $100,000 and Above Development Morgan Stanley Matthijssen, Inc. The Johnson & Johnson Veterans Trust Fund PA Normandy Real Estate Partners Monaghan Medical Corporation Family of Companies Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz Novartis Pharmaceuticals Navigant WebMD Corporation $50,000 and Above Neuberger Berman LLC White & Case LLP Oritani Bank Charitable Accenture Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak Foundation & Stewart PC CMH Charitable Fund Community $15,000 and Above PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Foundation of NJ PCI Services Advanced Clinical Publicis Healthcare Provident Bank Foundation Freed Foundation Communications Group Bayer Prudential Insurance Company Greenbaum Rowe Smith & Sanofi U.S. Davis LLP Brinks Gilson & Lione of America The Scholler Foundation McKinsey & Company, Inc. Cardinal Health PSKW, LLC Spencer Stuart The Merck Company Foundation Catalent Pharma Solutions Publicis Touchpoint Solutions Connell Foley Speracura LLC Radius Health, Inc. Tris Pharma Inc. $25,000 and Above Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP Thermco U.S. Dept. of Labor Allergan plc Jewish Womens Foundation of NJ Todd Reit Willis Towers Watson Bank of America Foundation Jolyn Foundation, Inc. TJX Foundation Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP The Boston Consulting Group Lowenstein Sandler, LLP The Tyler Foundation Celgene Corporation McKesson Corporation Waggener Edstrom $7,500 and Above Communications Lydia Collins Deforest MetLife Charitable Trust MetLife Foundation Affinity Federal Credit Union Weber Shandwick DRS Technologies Novo Nordisk Inc. Cognizant WestRock Eisai, Inc. Ogilvy CommonHealth Worldwide E. J. Grassmann Trust Xerox Foundation Ferring Holding Inc. Turing Pharmaceuticals Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP FoxKiser LLP Ulmer & Berne LLP Impax/CorePharma LLP $2,500 and Above Goldman Sachs & Co. Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Merchant & Gould P.C. Affordable Housing & Services Collaborative Grainger Community Grant Wells Fargo Foundation Union Foundation Program Warburg Pincus Alcoa Reed & Adrienne Auerbach Fred and Noreen Hassan $10,000 and Above BD The Healthcare Foundation Bristol-Myers Squibb Company $5,000 and Above of New Jersey Bench International Butler Snow Amicus Therapeutics Honeywell Robert and Kimberly Bertolini Citi Corporate and Investment Bard J.P.Morgan Banking Thomas and Ramona Bruder Boston Properties Limited Partnership F. M. Kirby Foundation, Inc. Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Church & Dwight Co., Inc. Rick Bowles George Link Foundation Hamilton LLP Copilot Provider Support Otsuka America Debevoise & Plimpton LLP Services/CareMed CBRE Philadelphia Multifamily Group Pharmaceutical, Inc. Dentons US LLP Pharmaceuticals PA Veterans Trust Fund Courier News Clinton D. & Grace A. Carlough Edelman Public Relations Foundation Worldwide Egon Zehnder

16 SUPPORTERS

Chester Lions Club $1,000 and Above VFW Post 3401 Watnong The Honorable Eaton Vance AAA New Jersey Automobile Club VFW, State of New Jersey Rodney Frelinghuysen Emisphere Technologies, Inc. ADP Wakefern Food Corporation G.I. Driver ExecuPharm Inc Allendale Woman's Club Welcome Home Vets of Cecilia Gonzalo John Flayderman American Legion Auxiliary of New Jersey Eileen and Ray Griffith Freudenberg Performance Morris County David Wissert Hanson & Ryan Inc. Materials LP B P O Elks Lodge No. 2151 Eugene Holloway, Esq. GAL Mfg The Michael Bruce Fund, Inc. $500 and Above Hartz Mountain Industries, Inc. Grace Community Church Ron and Dorothy Cheeley William and Lillian Albert Ilene Patasnik & Associates, LLC Havas Health John and Laura Chiminski Allentown Area Corvette Club IME Connect LLC The Home Depot Foundation David and Andrea Dorgan J. Michael Armstrong Inserra Supermarkets Insigniam Engineer's Club Arthur's Tavern KF Mechanical Invesco Flaum Navigators Drs. Gregory and Ellen Marilyn and Robert Lukach Ironworks Union Northern NJ Margaret Forrestal Bahtiarian Irving Manschal District Council Lori Grifa Harris Baltch Frances A Mantone Kearny Federal Savings Charitable Investors Savings Bank Barrington Press Inc. Mara New York Giants Foundation Jeffrey Liddle Ken Banta Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Thomas and Patti Teresa Lunt Bethlehem Rotary Foundation Marcor Development Koestler Corporation The MGN Family Foundation BH Sky Associates LLC Jeff Krippner The Military Nursing Corps New Jersey State Elks Association E.A. Boniakowski Agency Lakeland Bank Millington Bank NJM Insurance Group BNY Mellon Coporation's LeClairRyan Community Partnership Morris County Building Trades Pershing LLC Liberty Elevator Corporation B P O Elks Lodge No. 2252 Council Stephen Payne Nicholas Lorusso William and Cheryl Brown Mutual of America James Petrucci Matthijssen, Inc. Brown & Brown of Kelsey Nakamura Maximus Foundation Ellen Rich Lehigh Valley, Inc. Natrel Communication Mini Graphics Inc. Rimex Metals USA Inc. Kristin Buffardi Nisivocchio, LLP New Jersey Relocation Council Angela Roselle CAHG Peapack Reformed Church NYSE Rotavele Elevator Dr. & Mrs. Donald and Barbara The Peck School Orexo U.S. Julia Hong Sabella Callahan Physician's World Peabody Properties, Inc. St. Johns UCC Fullerton Schlosser Peter Callegari Gaylord Popp Steel, Inc. Belinda Perichi The Casey Group Rolling Thunder, Inc. Richard Sandler Porzio, Bromberg & Newman, P.C Jirapon Chambers Anne K. St.Clair Curt and Lynn Selquist Claudia L.P. Schenck Fund Chubb Corporation Bibiana Santiago Bruce Silver The Arnold A. Schwartz Paul Cocja Dr. Jeffrey and Dawn Schwartz Somerset County YMCA Foundation Comprehensive Behavioral Sons Of American Legion Spencer Savings Bank South Knolls Womens Club Healthcare Post 293 Tobiasz Management Staples Vincent Curtin Sara Stover Trump National Golf Club Jeffrey T. Thomas Cushman & Wakefield Sussex Bank UBS Securities LLC Tore Electric Company, Inc. Andrew and Catherine DaPonte Mr. and Mrs. Mitchel M. Syp ViewPoint Consulting, LLC United Cabs, Inc. Thomas and Kathleen Day Universal Technical Resource Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Veterans Children Foundation Thomas and Lisa DeBerardine Services, Inc. Westfield Group USA Veterans of Foreign Wars Delta Dental of New Jersey, Inc. USEM Post 7858 Chris Ebel Vertical-X, LLC

17 SUPPORTERS

Vietnam Veterans of America Industrial Maintenance AMVETS-Post 151 Peter & Susan Greene Chapter 327 Industries, LLC Ardolino General Contractors LLC Miray Gweon Virtuoso Healthcare Islamic Society of Robert and Susan Asinelli Harold Daley Post No. 1333 VFW Communication Central Jersey, Inc. Gloria and Gene Balas Susan Hayward Wilf Family Foundation George B Jackson Frank Banko, III Chance Healy Wipro George and Jane Kendall Basecom Corporation Joshua Hellwig Helen Wolfmeyer Cheryl Lee Laurie and Dan Becker Patricia Hilgendorff Woodbridge Elks B.P.O.E. #2116 Diana Lunt Loraine Bello Joseph and Joyce Hilla Dr. and Mrs. Jay Yarnis LA Errico & Partners LLC Lynda Bennett Michael Himmel Edward Zimmerman Ladies Auxiliary VFW Post 6393 Bernards Township PBA Seth Hoffman Lizabeth Ann McGowan-Killmeyer Local No. 357 Charles Jackson $250 and Above Mechanical Contractors Dan Bierals Assn of NJ Sandra Kelly American-Korean War Veterans Gilbert Bohen Chorwon Chapter 48 Middlesex &Somerset Counties Ronald and Susan Kennedy Peter and Lisa Bowsher American Legion Auxiliary, AFL-CIO Labor Council Mark & Phyllis Kesslen Post #59 Fred and Dorothy Miller Matthew Boxer Michael Kim Andersen Interior Robert Minion Charles & Sarah Butler Virginia Krauss Contracting, Inc Morris County Chamber of Kenneth Burkhardt, Jr. Matthew Lamb Jane Bainbridge Commerce Kevin Campbell Wayne and Karin Laraway Suzanne L. Brewer Northhampton Area Malcolm & Jeanne Campbell Allen B. Levithan Chapter AARP Jill Carbone David and Judith Casey Kirby and Janelle Lewis R2 Associates, LLC Mary Lou Casavant Adam & Linda Ciccarino The Liberty Group Kenneth Rosen Casha & Casha Bonnie Collins Patricia Lishawa Safari Telecom Century Group Elizabeth Collins Lorbin Painting, LLC Nick San Filippo Ruoxi and Sherry Chen Cornerstone Relocation Group James Mackenzie Sano Investments LLC Chiesa Shahinian & Custom Converters Marita Makinen Giantomasi P.C. Skanska USA Building Mark Daniel Robert and Linda Margolis Dr. Marcelyn Coley Stevenson D'Alessio American DAR, Basking Ridge Chapter Frances McGrath Columbia Bank Legion - Post 12 Nancy DiPaolo Donal McNally Compass Strategic R. Scott Thompson Joan Duncan The MIG Group Consulting, Inc. Tilcon Patricia Duncan Debra Migliore CTCI Trinity Reformed Church Harvey Feldman Military Order of the Purple DialAmerica Marketing TriState Capital Bank Edna R. Fleer Heart-Chapter 27 DiFrancesco, Bateman, Kunzman, TrueLeaf Kitchens Forgotten Veterans, Inc. Robert Miller Davis, Lehrer & Flaum P.C. Village Supermarkets Roger Franklin Amy Moreau Roslyn Dreydoppel Marion D. Wetzel Michael Gallagher Dr. Walter Moss Fairmont Industries White Star Tours B.M. Gandhi Mott Road Elementary School Catherine Fitch Amy Wiwi Christine Gannon Helen Murphy Sander and Mechele Flaum GFWC-Bethlehem Womens Club Nelson-Westerberg Inc. GlaxoSmithKline $100 and Above The Honorable Thomas Giblin Stefan and Ruth Neustadter The Goldstein O'Neill Group at Frank and Dannine Albanese Morgan Stanley Larissa Graham Lisa Oropollo Jean Alexander Phillip Guidone Susanne Graham Alan and Joann Painter American Legion Post 798 Hollister Construction Services Steven & Robin Gray Dean Paranicas American Legion Post 209

18 SUPPORTERS

Marek Pazowski Jeff & Elahna Weinflash Judy W. Fairless Diane Nazimek John and Rosemary Pecoraro Steven Weinstein Mary Frances Feeley Nish & Nish LLC Alfred Pelham Allen and Mimi Weisinger James and Catherine Ferrara Lisa Novela Anthony Pergola Catherine Weiss Linda Fitzgerald Alice Oswald Kate Perkins WHR Group, Inc. Lee and Deborah Fox Leslie Payne John Petrolino Wicker Outlet Lisa Frank Lorenzo and Joan Pelosi Deborah Picard John and Mary Withka Lynn M. Franklin Stuart and Lisa Persky Julianne Pierson Jeffrey Wood Jim and Shirley Freeman Petra Cephas Inc. Susan Ragland Martin Youngberg Tracy Gamble Daniel Petrozelli Cathy Rahlfs Denise Giacoia Jamian Probber, Esq. Kathi Rawnsley $50 and Above Jeanne Giarratano Valerie Quinn Readington Township Public Advantage Healthcare Inc. Peter and Patricia Gilbreth Daria Reynolds Schools Leigh Angel Dave and Mary Glasofer Donna Robertson Rotella and Soriano Association of the United States Jake Glessner Pamela J. Robinson Frank and Lucrecia Santomauro Army-Northern NJ Dr. Pamela Gray-Goodman Mark Rogers Randy Scott James and Eileen Barna Ruth P. Greenberg Gavin Rooney Jeffrey and Beth Shapiro Timothy Baxter Wayne and Linda Gruno Roxbury Women's Club Brea Sinnott Bernardsville Rotary Chris Trembicki-Guy Shayne Russell Stephen Skolnick Julie Bourgeois Sallie Hagens Patricia Rybicki Diane K. Smith Matthew J. Bozek Loren Haggerty Colleen Smith Laurence Smith Harvey Braun Kelly Harp Jennifer L. Speal Jacqueline Soares Diana Buckler Lance Haynes Jenn Stivers William and Deborah Spinney John and Elizabeth Burger William Heckman Paul Sutor Star-Lo Communications Jim and Mary Carbone Charles Hendershot Timothy and Nancy Teague Steamfitters, Pipefitters & Carol Cleland Nikki Hensley Brian J. Thomas Apprentices Cranford Senior Housing Charles M. Huck Shawn Thomas Tobyhanna Army Depot Mary Creasy Sidney & Sandra Jacobson Wendy Thomas Transportation Worldwide, Inc. Dwight Dachnowicz Eric & Donna Jamison Sean and Isabel Turner Joseph Treloar Wade & Eva Deffenbaugh Dave Kavanaugh DJ Tworkoski John and Ann Underhill Nathalie Dennis William Keane Martin and Mary Urbas USI Insurance Services Jance Denzler Jenny Kim Ellen Van Zandt Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Jim and Donna Dericks No. 10184 Phyllis Kopit Mary Eileen Vespignani Dawn Desmelyk VFW Post 2226 Gimbel MaryBeth Krupa VFW Post 6467 Ladies Auxiliary Lehy Quirk Thomas Disch Daniel Kurz Priscilla Vincent VFW Post 4366 Barbara Donzeiser Lane & Lane George and Lisa Waseleski VFW Post 8612 Lauren Duggan Tina LaPelosa Stephen Wayne Vietnam Veterans of America Debra Duke James and Linda MacDonald Joel and Audrey Weinstock Chapter 721 Richard and Christine Eastman Paul Mahon Greg Wessels Chris Walsh Carmella Elletson Marlene Milkosky James Wilson Lucy Walsh Mark and Marie Eschbacher Ann Mohamadi Jonathan Wishnia Weichert Realtors Patrick and Michele Fabbio Karen Molloy Elaine Woolf Eric Weiner Dan and Laurie Fagan Shirley Natali Spencer Yablon

19 Awards & Accreditations AtionAl And stAteWide AWArds 2015:N President and Co-Founder Eileen Griffith receives the russ Berrie Award for Making a difference. is award recognizes outstanding community service and charitable contributions which have made a substantial impact on the lives of others. 2014: first recipient of national Pete dougherty Award for excellence in supportive housing for homeless Veterans - Sponsored by e home depot foundation, Presented by the National Coalition of Homeless Veterans; 2014: Community Award - Presented by Spencer Savings Bank in commemoration of their 75th Anniversary 2014: finalist, Project of the year - Valley Brook Village for Veterans-National Corporation for Supportive Housing. 2014: Project of the year - Valley Brook Village for Veterans- Central Jersey Housing Resource 2013: robert Wood Johnson foundation: President’s staff grant -Award recognizing projects having the most potential to positively affect individuals & create significant impact in the community.

CCreditAtions ACArf Accreditation Our three-year CARF accreditation applies to our services for: Community Housing; Rapid Rehousing and Homelessness Prevention Programs; Services Coordination; Case Management/Services Coordination: Mental Health (Adults); Community Housing: Mental Health (Adults) and Supported Living: Mental Health (Adults). is accreditation represents the highest level of accreditation that can be awarded to an organization and shows Community Hope’s substantial conformance to CARF standards for programs and services of the highest quality. licensed By Community Hope’s Transitional Housing and Community Support Services Programs are licensed by the New Jersey Department of Health Oﬃce of Licensing. Our Hope for Veterans® Program and Alfred J. omas Home for Veterans are licensed by the New Jersey Department of Community Aﬀairs.

20 LEADERSHIP AND STAFF

Board of Directors Leadership Committee Members Thomas Kolaras VP & General Manager, Urology Business Unit Eileen Griffith Anne K. St.Clair, CIMA, Director Endo Pharmaceuticals President Administrative Vice President and Regional Managing Director U.S. Congressman Leonard Lance Todd A. Smith Wilmington Trust, M&T Bank Honorary Member Committee Chair Vice President Michael Lazar Paul Boudreau Leader-LifeSciences, Executive Search Nicholas Lorusso President Johnson & Johnson Treasurer Morris County Chamber of Commerce Michael F. Lupton Branch Manager/VP -Investment Officer Diana Lunt, LCSW Christopher Clare Commercial Healthcare Banker Wells Fargo LLC Secretary M & T Bank Stacia McDonough Paul Cocja CEO, Neva Imports, LLC Paul Cocja Honorary Member Eve Costopoulos, Esq. Vice President, Global Human Resources Kathleen Day Celgene Corporation Ann Mohamadi Managing Director, Health Advisory Eugene C. Holloway, Esq. Lisa DeBerardine PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Howard Lumbard Strategic and Financial Forecasting Consultant Kelsey L. Nakamura Michael Lupton Director Belinda Perichi U.S. Congressman Cushman & Wakefield Jamian R. Probber, Esq. Rodney Frelinghuysen Cheryl Ressland, RHIA Honorary Member Bruce A. Silver Executive Director, Regulatory Affairs Operations Anne K. St.Clair, CIMA Richard Goldberg President & CEO Daiichi Sankyo, Inc. David M. Wissert, Esq. R2 Associates LLC Kevin Rigby Jay H. Yarnis, DDS Rigby Consulting, LLC Lori Grifa, Esq. Partner Craig Robertson Archer & Greiner, PC Partner, Accenture - Life Sciences Adele Gulfo Todd Smith Executive Vice President & Royce Joseph Capital LLC Chief Strategy Officer John D. Soriano Mylan Retired Senior VP/Chief Compliance Officer Global Compliance Group George Hanley, Esq. Celgene Corporation Partner, Weiner Law Group LLP Chairman, Welcome Home Vets Jen Zimmer Partner, Insigniam

Executive Staff Management J. Michael Armstrong, MA, MBA Julia Bey Ahmet Joseph Mattia Chief Executive Officer Chief Development Officer and Controller Vice President of Marketing Robert W. Collins and Development Anthony Oakes, LRC, ACS Chief Financial Officer and Veteran Housing Director NJ Vice President of Administrative Services Lisa Blain Chief Human Resources Officer Carolyn Perry, MA, LPC, ACS Carmine V. Deo, MSW, MBA, LCSW Mental Health and Co Occurring Chief Operating Officer and Marissa H. Fanelli, MSW Services Director Vice President of Clinical Services Chief Compliance Officer and Vice President of Compliance Jennifer Stivers, MA, LCADC, CCS and Quality Supportive Services for Veteran Families Director Restoring Hope and Changing Lives Since 1985

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