2017 Annual Report Philadelphia Message from the Chief Executive Officer

What a year it has from approximately 800 to an estimated 1,900 been! 2017 was a year annually. Our available room nights will increase of great triumph and from 16,000 to more than 40,000 per year. And, much transition at the with the completion of corresponding renovation and Philadelphia Ronald reconstruction of our current facilities, families will McDonald House. have more amenities than ever before.

In April, we opened a new I am grateful to our dedicated construction project Ronald McDonald Family team for their guidance and direction as this Room in the Critical Care expansion project has progressed from a dream to tower at St. Christopher’s reality. Our strong partnerships with our owner’s Hospital for Children. This representative WatchDog, architectural firm Ewing new Family Room extends Cole, and construction management team P. Agnes the support of our Front & have been pivotal to our success as we prepare to Erie House and offers families quiet respite away from welcome many more families in the years to come. the stresses of the hospital, but just steps away from their child’s bedside. These successes would not be possible without the generosity of the many individuals and organizations In August, we welcomed 223 campers, 119 volunteer who believe deeply in our mission and put that counselors, and 17 volunteer medical staff to Ronald belief into action this year. There is simply no way to McDonald Camp in the Pocono Mountains. Ronald adequately express my gratitude, but please accept McDonald Camp is one week of overnight camp my heartfelt THANK YOU to each and every one of that offers children with cancer and their siblings an you. You gave of your time, energy, financial support, opportunity to experience the joys and adventures emotional support, and participated in countless other of summer camp. In a nurturing, supportive ways in our work. environment, our campers talk openly about cancer and create a community among other children who I want to give special acknowledgement to our understand what they are going through. incredible staff, board of directors, and volunteers. You have worked so hard over the past months to keep this We also hosted several very successful events, bringing House running while construction has been underway. thousands of new and returning members of our The hammering and drilling outside, and the closing PRMH community to the Front & Erie and Chestnut and reorganizing of already-precious space inside, Street Houses and other locations around the area in have not slowed your remarkable pace or dampened support of our families. Our biggest events included your inspirational energy. the 9th Annual Plane Pull presented by Allstate, the Hit ‘Em For The House Golf Outing presented in honor of And, most importantly, I want to thank our families. Ron Krancer and Family, the Audi Quattro Cup, the Hit They have patiently waited for our new spaces to open ‘Em For The House Tennis Outing, the Philalympics, as they’ve struggled with unbelievably long wait lists the Champions of Hope Awards Dinner; and, of and the stress of finding somewhere else to stay while course, our city-wide, spirited Show Your Stripes we are full. birthday celebration. To all of you, I hope you will read the following pages And, perhaps the most exciting event in our 44-year with great personal pride, as you are very much history took place in June. After years of planning, responsible for all of the wonderful things we have budgeting, and fundraising, we celebrated the accomplished this year. groundbreaking of the new eight-story Jill and Alan B. Miller Tower at our Chestnut Street House. My warmest wishes,

With the addition of the new tower, by this time next year, we will be able to welcome more than double the number of families we currently serve— Susan Campbell

2 | PRMH Annual Report THE EVERETT FAMILY

The House provides everything and you never have to worry about forgetting something. It’s so helpful to be close together and close to the hospital.”

Jessica and Liam Everett at the Chestnut Street House.

Liam Everett was diagnosed with X-linked lymphoproliferative (XLP) syndrome, which is a rare disease that causes immune system deficiencies, in March of 2017. His mother, Jessica, shares, “XLP only affects males and it is passed from the mother to the son. It predisposes boys to cancer, so we knew an eventual diagnosis was coming.”

In July, Liam noticed that a lymph node in his neck started to swell and continued to get larger. Within a few days, he went to their family doctor, who ran blood tests and recommended that they go to the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia—which was two hours from their home. Liam was diagnosed with Burkitt’s lymphoma and underwent four rounds of chemotherapy, along with multiple surgeries. Luckily, doctors discovered the cancer early and Liam was able to recover. However, the next step was to treat the XLP, because if it went untreated, the cancer would return.

Both of Liam’s sisters wanted to be his bone marrow transplant donor. His sister, Emma, who is just one year younger than him, was not a match, but his youngest sister, Fiona, did match. At 8 years old, Fiona donated her bone marrow to help her older brother. Liam spent a month in the hospital and when he was discharged, he needed to stay near the hospital. That’s when the family began staying at the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House. Jessica shares, “We can walk to and from the hospital, which is great because Liam’s activities are still limited due to the post-transplant treatments. His sisters have come down and loved seeing where we’ve been staying. It’s great that we can all spend time together here.”

The family enjoys the meals and Liam enjoys playing air hockey and XBOX with the other children at the House. He received a soccer ball on his first day and shares, “I can’t wait to be home to play with it!”

In thinking about their other options for their situation, Jessica, shares, “If we didn’t have the House, we’d have to stay at a hotel and I can’t imagine how we would pay for it. My husband had to take a leave from work and I really don’t know what we would have done. The House provides everything and you never have to worry about forgetting something. It’s so helpful to be close together and close to the hospital.”

Liam shares, “I’m glad that I get to have my mom with me here.”

PRMH Annual Report | 3 WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

THE RYAN-PILLEPICH FAMILY

In 2007, Erin Ryan assumed she was experiencing a typical pregnancy, until one day, at 32 weeks, her soon to be born daughter, Lily, went into fetal distress causing an emergency C-section. Lily was born October 29 at St. Barnabas Hospital in Livingston, NJ with several serious medical conditions. There were abnormalities with Lily’s esophagus, intestines, appendix, and her nasal airways were obstructed—all of which caused her to spend her first 4 months as an inpatient of St. Barnabas Hospital in New Jersey and at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). She received three surgeries within this time.

With their home located in Nutley, New Jersey, Erin and her husband, Stephan Pillepich, would not be able Erin Ryan and her daughter in 2007 to commute two hours to and from the hospital every day. They had heard about the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House, and when they learned they would be transferred to CHOP in January 2008, they were added to the waitlist and spent a few nights at a nearby hotel. The dizzying reality of their situation was a stark contrast to the hotel environment. “It was New Year’s Eve, and I remember there were people partying in the lobby of our hotel. They had every right to be happy, but we were in such a different realm.”

Luckily, a room at the House opened up three nights later. “When we moved to the Ronald McDonald House, I remember there were other families, and you could talk or not talk, and the people were all in the same Stephan, Erin, Lily, and Oliver in 2017 realm. The whole place is great. Being surrounded by people in similar situations was important. The people were always helpful and calm.”

After 119 days, Lily was finally able to go home with her parents for the first time. However, a couple of weeks after she came home she had to go back to CHOP for an emergency surgery. “In the back of our minds we knew that the Ronald McDonald House was there for us, but thankfully the surgery went well and Lily was able to come home a couple of days later,” says Erin.

Today, Lily is in 4th grade and is thriving. She’s an active, intelligent young lady with a lot of creative ideas. Not only can she speak two languages (Italian and English), she even invented a custom bag for dog Lily proudly displaying her project. hygiene through an entrepreneurial program.

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OUR HOUSES

2,141 10 HOUSES’ IMPACT Family stays Nights in the average family stays 99% Families who agree that because of the House, they 323 7,844 Family requests were better able to maintain Longest number of we could not their well-being while their consecutive nights for accommodate one family children received care because we were full 98% TOP HOSPITALS SERVED Families who agree that staying at the House allowed them to Chestnut Street spend less time traveling and more time by their children’s side Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Children’s Hospital of 94% 98% Philadelphia/Wills Eye Families who agree that staying Wills Eye Hospital at the House helped to reduce 2% Other their stress levels 1% 3% 96% Families who agree that staying Front & Erie at the House provided them with support that they would not 29% otherwise have received during Shriners Hospital their children’s care 9% St. Christopher’s Hospital 98% 4% Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Families who agree that 58% sleeping at the House is more Other restful than at the hospital

TOP HOSPITAL DEPARTMENTS

Chestnut Street Front & Erie 25% 60% Oncology Orthopedics

19% 7% Cardiology Oncology

15% 7% Neonatology Neonatology PRMH Annual Report | 5 2017 IN REVIEW CONTINUED

DOMESTIC FAMILIES SERVED

We served families from 48 states with the majority traveling from PA, NJ, and NY.

32% 3%

17% 2%

11% 1%

5% No Stays

INTERNATIONAL FAMILIES SERVED

We served families from 23 countries and two U.S. Territories including: Australia Mexico Bahamas Nigeria Bolivia Pakistan Canada Peru Dominican Republic Philippines Ecuador Puerto Rico Grenada Rwanda Guatemala Honduras Sweden Hong Kong Trinidad and Tobago Ireland Israel US Virgin Islands

NEEDED NOW MORE THAN EVER While we opened our doors for 2,141 family stays, there were 7,844 Turnaways requests that we could not accommodate because we were full—a devastating statistic that both highlights the demand for our services and 7,844 compels us to find a way to be there for the families who need us. Combined 7,417 Chestnut Street 427 7,844 Family Stays Front & Erie Requests we could not accommodate Most turnaways in a single month: 2,141 1069 83

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SHERATON UNIVERSITY CITY PARTNERSHIP

In order to construct our new tower, we first demolished a portion of our existing property, including the Carriage House section of our facility, which comprised12 rooms. This means that during construction, our Chestnut Street House has had even fewer rooms to host families. To help us make up for the deficit, we partnered with the Sheraton University City Hotel to lease a 10-room floor of their building until our new tower is opened. amiliesF staying at the Sheraton, located just four blocks away from our Chestnut Street House, have full access to all of the amenities provided by the House. This includes home-cooked meals, social worker assistance, therapeutic evening activities, and more. Families also have the benefit of being located on a floor dedicated only to those coping with their child’s medical care.

All of the families staying at the Sheraton have children being treated at CHOP.. The top three hospital departments where the patients were treated were Neonatology (36%), Cardiology (17%), and Oncology (16%).

38 236 81 Longest number of Nights in the average Family stays consecutive nights for family stays one family

RONALD McDONALD FAMILY ROOMS

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

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

93% 97% Families who agreed that the Family Families who agreed that the Room helps them maintain their Family Room helps to reduce their well-being while their children stress levels while at the hospital receive care

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

310 136 House and Volunteer Camp Staff 1,229 Family Room Guest Chef Meals Volunteers

565 145 5,500 Community Family Activities Shuttle Van Trips Service Groups

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RONALD MCDONALD CAMP Our one-week overnight Ronald McDonald Camp, located in the Poconos, provides an opportunity for children with cancer and their siblings to experience the joys of summer camp each August.

151 72 5 4 233 Patient Sibling Leaders Counselors in Total Campers Campers Campers in Training Training

93 121 56 154 Junior Campers Senior Campers New Unique age 7 to 12 age 13 to 17 Campers Families

CAMPERS SERVED BY GEOGRAPHIC ORIGIN CAMP’S IMPACT In 2017, 69% of Campers came from Pennsylvania, 28% from New Jersey, 4% from Virginia, 1% from Delaware, and 1% from Maryland. Children coming from the surrounding five-county region made up 58% 100% all campers. Parents who agreed that Camp 17% has a positive impact on their child’s wellbeing 13% Bucks 11% 99% Montgomery Parents who agreed that Camp 7% has helped their child build 3% confidence and become more independent 2% Chester 100% Delaware Burlington Parents who would recommend Camden Camp to other families with Philadelphia children with cancer

97% Families who agree that the St. Christopher’s Family Room helped them maintain their well-being

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CHESTNUT STREET HOUSE EXPANSION

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

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

A new 93,000 sq. ft. A new welcome center and tower that will house reception area to greet families to 104 bedrooms the PRMH community

96 new family 8 protected patient bedrooms bedroom suites

A newly constructed first 12 fully wheelchair-accessible floor kitchen for Guest guest bedrooms to accommodate Chef and family use and patients and parents seating for 200 guests

Quiet, tranquil, New indoor and outdoor rooftop green space play areas for children of for family use all ages

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Standard bedroom New kitchen and seating areas

Rooftop garden and open areas Welcome center

Groundbreaking ceremony on June 28, 2017

PRMH Annual Report | 11 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS FOR YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 2017

ASSETS AND LIABILITIES SUMMARY OF REVENUES AND EXPENSES Assets $66,855,906 Contributions* $8,892,151 Liabilities $29,729,724 Investment Revenue $130,931 Net Assets $37,126,182 Guest Fee Revenue $126,608 Other Revenue $91,134 EASING FINANCIAL HARDSHIPS Total Revenue $9,240,824 Families are never turned away due to inability to pay and Total Expenses $5,559,925 many have the nightly fee waived or reduced. Excess Revenue over Expenses $3,680,899 Suggested Guest Fee Per Night $15 IN-KIND Actual Cost of Providing Total In-Kind Contributions* $161,000 Services Per Night $141 *Contributions include annual operating donations and capital campaign pledges.

ANNUAL OPERATING EXPENSES TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES

15% 75% Fundraising 2% Family Rooms Programs 91% Houses 10% 7% Administration Camp

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

HOW DOES McDONALD’S HELP?

McDonald’s played a vital role at the inception of the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House, the first Ronald McDonald House in the world, which opened on October 15, 1974. After 43 years, Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) and our local McDonald’s owner/operators remain committed to supporting our programs.

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

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

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

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$50,000+ Louis and Bessie Stein Foundation David and Barbara Cohen Anonymous Mechanical and Service Contractors County Corvette The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Association of Eastern PA Joseph and Barbara Delaney Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Sue and Elliot Menkowitz The Eden Charitable Foundation The Estate of Florence Silver Michael’s Way Nina and Lou Eni Ronald McDonald House Charities Salli and Stephen Mickelberg ERT Ronald McDonald House Charities of Chuck and Jo Montufar Estate of Barbara P. Gebhardt the Philadelphia Region Network For Good Estate of Mary G. Papola Officer Brad Fox 5K Foundation Jeanne and Steve Follett $25,000 - $49,999 Denny Parisan’s Race for the House BHHS Fox & Roach/Trident and Fox & The Alan and Jill Miller Foundation Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation Roach Charities Allstate Insurance Company Pfizer, Inc. Gary F. Gardner, Inc. Bryan and Nancy Burdick Philadelphia Flyers Gregory Halligan Coca-Cola Company The Alice H. & Joseph W. Campbell The Heroes Tournament (Sean Morris McDonald’s Faro Blanco Invitational Fund of the Philadelphia Foundation Benefit / Barry Bush Memorial) Tournament Philadelphia Police Department Steven Hwang McDonald’s Lehigh Valley All-Star Philadelphia SantaCon Michael Hyatt Classic Rich and Beth Probinsky Insurance Auto Auctions, Inc. The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Ram Racing Jack Miller Family Foundation Company The Red Moose Charitable Trust JPMorgan Chase & Co. Polly A. Levee Charitable Trust Jill and Neil Reiff Just Born Quality Confections Teva Pharmaceuticals Mark and Shari Rosenberg Katie Kirlin Fund United Way of Greater Philadelphia Shoreline Harley-Davidson Cynthia Keaveney and Southern New Jersey Soros Fund Charitable Foundation Kelsey Family Foundation Matching Gifts Program Klein Hersh International $10,000 - $24,999 Steinberg Conference Center Ronald and Harriet Lassin Subaru of Cherry Hill Lauren’s First and Goal Foundation Anonymous (2) Symantec Louis N. Cassett Foundation Standard Investments Mark and Christina Turner Manasquan Bank The American Benefactor Foundation Marlene Weinberg Peter Maruca Max ’s Ardmore Toyota & Central Fred and Barbara White The Mary and Emanuel Rosenfeld City Toyota Zurich North America Foundation #2 Donna Calvert McDonnell & Associates, P.C. The Charles D. and Mary A. Bauer Michael and Amy Menkowitz Foundation $5,000 - $9,999 Merchandise General Sales Crowley Chemical Company, Inc. Anonymous (3) The Merck Foundation CSL Behring 1830 Family Foundation John Moran Dries and Katie Darius The Air Products Foundation - Matching Suzanne Mueller Peter and Mimi Degnan GIft Program Bernie and Sandra Nelson Jim and Carol Ditkoff American Heritage Federal Credit NFL Alumni Philadelphia Chapter DLL Union Jan and Jacob Pecarsky Dominic V. DiCicco Memorial Trust Anthony & Sylvan Pools Hassel Perrel Druckenmiller Foundation James and Janet Averill Jeffrey and Jennifer Persinger and The Feeney’s Nursery, Inc. Beneficial Bank Persinger Cookie Throwdown Don and Mibs Follett The Beneficial Foundation Philadelphia Department of Prisons Gemini Bakery Equipment Co. The Benevity Community Impact Philadelphia Insurance Companies & Genentech Giving Station Foundation TMNA Services Bruce and Nadine Goldenberg Berje, Inc. Pilot Freight Services Hawthorn - A PNC Advisors Company Bob and Sally Biglin Pottstown Parks and Rec Foundation - Polly A. Levee Charitable Trust Ottavio Biondi Jim and Beth Reeves Holman Automotive Group, Inc. Jacqueline and William Bishop Kenneth and Sheri Resnik Jean Madeline Employees Community Fund of The Michael and Denise Riley Johnson & Johnson - Matching Gifts Boeing Company Christopher and Amy Roak Program The Brian Seibert Memorial Fund Shari and Mark Rosenberg Nicholas and Celeste Karamatsoukas Lorraine Brut Marta Rozans Katie’s Krusaders Cara’s Sweethearts Samuel Staten, Sr. Charitable Trust James and Marie Koegel Peter Ciarrocchi Melissa and Anthony Scarcelli Loftus Construction, Inc. CJR Memorial Foundation PRMH Annual Report | 13 DONORS CONTINUED

Anne Scardino Rachel Charamella Marlin Leasing Brent Senseny and Linda D. Cluck Checking for Cancer Martin’s Famous Potato Rolls and Alexandra Shaner Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback Bread Shriners Hospitals for Children- Foundation Mark Mattson Philadelphia Joseph Clark David and Nicole Maury Springfield Ford Lincoln Michelle Clarkson Tracie and Matt Medeiros St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children Cocktails Against Cancer Metropolitan Contract Carpets Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP The Conduent Foundation Joy Minnick Suminoe Textile of America Contemporary Staffing Solutions Mary Moran Jim and Jane Sutow Andrew Corrigan Morrissey Family Foundation Tristate HVAC Equipment, LLP The Dale L. Reese Foundation Robert Nelson UAS Inc. Anthony DeCarlo New Century Club of Chester Frank Unterwald Ged Deming Ronald and Estelle Nighswander The Van Aken Family Di Bruno Bros. Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Clarence J. Venne Foundation Robert Distanislao Hippel LLP Robert Vogelbacher DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel - Jim and Deena O’Connor Volpe & Koenig, P.C. Philadelphia Center City Park & Jet PHL Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz The Doylestown Arts Festival Andrew Paul Bonnie and Harvey Weiner Enterprise Holdings Pennsylvania Trust Company Wells Fargo Advisors Matthew Estadt Philadelphia Business Travel Paul and Darcie Wendolowski Exelon Generation Association The William Penn Foundation William Feeley Philadelphia Eagles James Wishbow Flanigan’s Boathouse Philips Medical Capital Meryl and Charles Witmer Fox Fuel Philly Raiders June and Stephen Wolfson Fox Rothschild Attorneys at Law PNC Institutional Asset Management Steve and Jen Wright Stephen and Kathryn Frank The Raether 1985 Charitable Trust Young Lawyers Section of the Delaware Jerry and Brenda Frebowitz RBC Wealth Management County Bar Association Bill and Lynne Garbose Red Bank Veterinary Hospital Ken Youngblood Gemino Healthcare Finance RELX Dan Zulker Tom German Mark Richardson Germantown Academy Alexandra and Alex Robertson $2,500 - $4,999 GlaxoSmithKline Suzanne Root Anonymous Global Furniture Group Rusmar Solutions, Inc. Madlyn and Leonard Abramson Morey and Dena Goldberg Tony and Pam Schneider Richard Adelizzi The Graham Company Schwartz Creed Foundation AvalonBay Communities Great Valley High School Seer Interactive Aviation Institute of Maintenance Frank and Madeline Gussoni Irene and Fred Shabel John and Ann Baldwin James and Maryanne Gutknecht Skanska USA Alysia and Mike Baldwin-Ferro Harley-Davidson of Long Beach Stellar Partners, Inc. The Barham Group, LLC Gail Henderson Barbara Stuchinski Leonard and Ellan Bernstein Fred Hickman Michelle Sullivan BFF Friendship Foundation Jonathan Hoffman Brad McFee and Pat Tagliolini Dolly and Lou Blanco Holy Family CYO The TASA Group Richard and Ceil Blumenthal Hudson Group Taylor Company The Boeing Company The Huron Foundation Amanda and Nicholas Thomas Boscia Family Foundation IBM Employee Services Center Michael S. Tornvall Brightwood Career Institute Independence Blue Cross University of Pennsylvania Broughton Foundation JK Group Inc. Villanova University - Office of Health Bucks County Farm Bureau John Jordano Promotion Caddick Utilities, LLC The Joseph Plumitallo Memorial Virtua Caesars Entertainment Foundation Watchdog USA LLC William and Carol Callanan JS Benefits Group, Inc. Wylie’s Day Foundation Vincent Caraher Stephen and Susan Kelly XFINITY Live! CardConnect Joseph and Peggy Lee Yards Brewing Company Daniel and Adele Carlin Lehigh County Farm Bureau Zisman Family Foundation Carolyn Carter Robert and Barbara Lewis Valerie Cenne John Makara and Katherine Patterson 14 | PRMH Annual Report DONORS CONTINUED

$1,000 - $2,499 CSAA Insurance Group, a AAA Insurer Judianne Hashagen Anonymous Christopher and Erin Demas Wendy and John Havens 110th Street Foods Cosmo DeNicola John and Elizabeth Hawley 555 Associates Joseph and Michele DiBello William Hoffman 9th Annual Gettis Cornhole Dave Diefenderfer Michael and Alexa Hogarty Tournament DMD Restaurants LLC Holy Family School Accu-Tune Inc Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation Hope United Methodist Church David and Brandi Adoff Gene Dolloff and Charlotte Altieri Hope Veterinary Specialists Allstate Giving Campaign Jayne and Paul Donahue Harry and Veronica Hoplamazian Alpha Delta Pi Foundation, Inc. Donald Dorflinger Hotjar Ltd Alphabroder Dorsey & Whitney Trust Company Howard A Taylor, LLC Gisela Alter Joseph Douress Lisa Hutjer Fred and Deirdre Anderson Frank Doyle Irish Pub Children’s Foundation Joseph and Joan Aronson Adam Dweck Iron Mountain Association of Pediatric Hematology Edmund G. Taussig and Frances Kath Jane and Curt Jorgensen Oncology Nurses Taussig Foundation Melissa Juska Steven and Leslie Atkinson John Egnor Robert Kachur Bikers Against Child Abuse Lehigh EisnerAmper LLP Kampi Components Company, Inc. Valley Ethan Eiswerth Mitchell and Sharon Kaplan Susan and Mathias Barton ELAP Services Iris Bellet Karamansa Brian and Christine Bauer Joan and Michael Emmi Karches Family Michael and Barri Baurer The EMSS Foundation, Inc. Jeremy and Brooke Kees BCH Research Solutions, LLC Endo International, plc Edward and Amanda Kelly Holly Bi Epstein Family Charitable Trust John and Lizanne Kenney Janice and Thomas Biron Erdenheim Elementary School Tom and Kelly Keyer Julie Blank Attilio and Esposito The Kick Leuk Foundation Cynthia Bowman Margaret Farrell Tamra Klerr Brick & Kyle Associates, Inc. Federal Donuts Samuel Humes and Marianna Knight Tim Brown Steven and Janet Feldhamer Bryan Koegel Budget Maintenance Concrete Services Stuart and Brittany Fenkel KPK Development Co., LP Matthew and Donna Burke Massimo Ferragamo L2Partridge C.H. Robinson Robin Frames Laden Family Foundation Cancer Center at Children’s Hospital FreedomPay Lebanon Valley Insurance Company of Philadelphia Andrea and Michael Frezel Suzin and Howard Levy Robert and Judy Carnevale Julie and Thomas Frist Bob and Barbara Lewis CBS 3 and The CW Philly Neil Gelb Lincoln Financial Group Foundation, Central Bucks High - West Ronald Giannone Inc. Mr. Robert S. Cheatle Jr. Jerald and Kerrie Gilbert Bill and Laura Liss Rachel Cheli Karen Gitsas John Livengood Robert and Jan Chevalier Golden-Sylvania BGP Link No. 50 Local Union No. 9 Plumbers & Mary Chosak Joseph and Alicia Gomba Pipefitters Greg and Debbie Clower Goodies for Good, Inc. Kathryn and Robert Long James and Caroline Coleman Russell and Wendy Gordon Richard and Wendy Looker Tristram and Ruth Colket William and Carolyn Graham Lower Merion Little League David and Shelagh Colleran Carole and Emilio Gravagno Lumenaria Fund of the Princeton Area Columbia Associates Susan and Richard Graver Community Foundation The Comcast Foundation Graybar Electric Philadelphia Charles and Rita Lusen Comfort Temp Inc. Great Valley School District/K.D. M.S. Fountaine Enterprises, LP Community Foundation of New Jersey Markley Elementary School Annesley and David MacFarlane Connoisseur Media, LLC Paul and Debra Greenwald Madison Kelly Contractors LLC Harry and Linnie Cook Jim Groch Mainstay Engineering Group, Inc. Copabanana Cheryl Hacker Angela and Wilberto Malave Mary Corrigan Maria and Sherlock Hackley Ron and Heather Maltin Cosmo DeNicola Companies / Amtech Jay and Jennifer Hannon Manoa Elementary School Software, Inc. Earl and Phyllis Hannum Maple Point Middle School Council Rock High School South Elizabeth Harney Frank and Robin Mara Council Rock School District William and Linda Harris Marketplace PHL

PRMH Annual Report | 15 DONORS CONTINUED

Joel and Alexis Marmar Scott and Carolyn Piskun Frank Shuman Ingo and Jeanne Martens James and Linda Pizzi Sol and Naomi Berman Charitable Eric Maxon Marie Poos Foundation Amanda and Ryan McCabe Pozzuolo Rodden, P.C. Springfield Lioness Club Lauren McCann PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Laura Steel James McFadden Quinco Contracting and Maintenance, The Stuart Family Foundation Theodore and Ann McKenzie Inc. Clark Stull Paul and Jacqueline McKeon Racing to Register Frank Sylvester Michael and Nancy McLelland Rawden Joint Ventures, Inc. Synergy Auto Sales LLC Medalist Hills Management, LLC Regency Centers, LP Cyril and Peggy Talbot Howard and Barbara Meyers Mary Renny Team Chappy Martin and Terri Micklin Nicole Rich The M&T Charitable Foundation Millbridge Farms, Inc. Robert and Diana Scott Charitable Theraplay Charles and Mary Miller Fund Thousand Oaks Rotary Club James and Judith Miller Robert Reiser & Co., Inc. John and Gina Tighe Miller Baking Company Chris and Stephen Romanowski Tohickon Middle School Kenneth and Michele Mixter Beth Rosenbaum Trinity Packaging Supply Susan and Christopher Moore Robert Rosenwasser Trion Group, a Marsh & McLennan Moorestown Friends School Rosenzweig & Associates Wealth Agency Greg Mowrey and Robyn Steltz Management U.S. Piping, Inc. Aaron Muderick Linda Royal United Capital Financial Life Mark Murphy Betsy and Ed Rubenstone Management Tamra and Charles Naivar Seymore Rubin United Way of the Greater Lehigh National Board of Medical Examiners Shawn Rupp Valley Thomas Neff Donald and Susan Rush USLI Marc and Abby Nelson Erin Ryan Harold Van Bosse New Avenue School Amy and John Saal Vanguard Charitable Norman Raab Foundation Craig Sabatino Vanguard Matching Gift Program Northwestern Mutual Foundation - Phyllis and Arthur Saft Marc Venverloh Matching Gifts Program Saint John the Baptist Church Dick and Carol Vermeil Kevin and Rhonda Ochs Amer Samdani Timothy Vernon Sean O’Connell Jeff and Ellen Sameroff Vesuvio’s Family Restaurant Richard and Noreen Oelkers Mark and Lynn Samson David Vezina Thomas O’Neil Sautter Crane Rental, Inc. Vince PA Lumbermens Mutual Insurance Robert and Jeanne Savage Voya Foundation Comapny Ashley Scarpone Walmart Supercenter Philip Pace William and Linda Schell Dave Walters Yong Woo Pak Kevin Schildt Wells Fargo Foundation Bill Parkes Edwin Schrum West End Boat Club Ladies Auxilary Paul Rabinowitz Glass Co., Inc. Schwab Charitable Fund William Wetzel Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Louis and Linda Schwartz Harris and Leslie Wildstein Trust (PREIT) Robert and Diana Scott Margaret Wilsey Peter A. & Deborah L. Weinberg Family Scott M. Cohen Memorial Foundation Paula Witmer Foundation SEI Giving Fund - Renaissance Wohlert Family Landscaping, Inc. William and Heidi Petersohn Charitable Foundation Lewis and Barbara Wolf Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Maureen Sereny Norman and Marian Wolgin Medicine Manish Shah Richard and Anne Yecies Joseph and Janet Pientka Leslie and Alan Shropshire

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

Please contact Jennifer Donlevie at 215.387.8406 or [email protected] with corrections.

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CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP Donna and Michael Abbonizio Marian and Frank Conicella CONTRIBUTORS Aberdeen Standard Investments Connelly Foundation Susanna and Dean Adler Lonnie Coombs Tower Benefactors Scott and Sandra Adzick Barbara and Joseph Coyle Jill and Alan B. Miller George Ahern The Cozen O’Connor Foundation, Inc. Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation Anthony DeCarlo Leadership Contributors Dan and Edwina Amoroso Peter and Mimi Degnan The Daniel B. and Florence E. Green Apparel Machinery Joseph and Barbara Delaney Foundation Tracy and Bobbie Armstrong Joseph and Michele DiBello Anne and Ron Krancer and Family Darin and Stephanie Bacharach Dietz and Watson, Inc. Ronald McDonald House Charities of Bakers Club of Philadelphia District Council 21 - IUPAT the Philadelphia Region Bama Foods DMD Restaurants LLC Danielle and Louis Barson Richard Doane Legacy Partner Tiesha Bennett Ceil Drum The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Dolly and Lou Blanco Elliott-Lewis Block Advisors Michael and Joan Emmi New Market Tax Credit Program Patricia Blumberg Erlbaum Family Foundation Partners Glenn and Susan Blumenfeld Dr. Audrey E. Evans and Dr. Giulio Chase Community Development Bonn Family D’Angio Banking Boscia Family Foundation EwingCole Charitable Foundation City First New Markets Fund II William and Kathleen Brady Jay and Sylvia Federman Commonwealth Cornerstone Group Iris Braunstein Monica Fella PIDC Community Capital The Brian Seibert Memorial Fund Mary and Joseph Fenkel The Brind Foundation Cathy Ferrari Project Team Bryan and Nancy Burdick Scot and Shelly Fisher David Chou & Associates Evelyn Burrows Don and Mibs Follett Ewing Cole Craig Butchenhart Jeanne and Steve Follett P. Agnes Kara and Frank Cafasso Margaret Forrestel Pennoni Donna Calvert and family in honor of Cynthia and Albert Fox Watchdog Real Estate Project Managers Stephen Calvert Fox Rothschild LLP Susan Campbell Frank and Cheryl Franco The following list represents all of Fernando and Fresia Campero Katie Frohnapple our donors who have supported Robert and Susan Carlson Chris Gabriel the Room in Our Hearts CFI Bill and Lynne Garbose campaign at $500 or above as of Christian Rawden and Stephanie Stephen Gershberg December 31, 2017. Rawden Carol and Donald Gleklen Anonymous (2) Cheryl Christiansen Dena and Morey Goldberg 1830 Family Foundation Caroline and James Coleman Hy and Terri Goldberg

PRMH Annual Report | 17 ROOM IN OUR HEARTS DONORS CONTINUED Bruce and Nadine Goldenberg Sue and Elliot Menkowitz Anne Scardino Bruce and Judi Goodman Marc and Debbie Menkowitz Sheryl Schermer Samara Gouchman Michael and Amy Menkowitz Schwartz Creed Foundation Green Mountain Energy Sun Club Emily Meravy Stephanie A. Schwarz Norman and Lesley Greenspan William and Mary Merenich Jill and Edward Segal Claire and Stewart Gruber and Farrell Metellus Brent Senseny and Linda D. Cluck Nat Gutwirth Salli and Stephen Mickelberg Manish Shah Rhoda Haber In honor of Mighty Mason Alison Shea Susan and Dave Hacker Joseph Montesano Edward and Shelley Sigman Roland and Brenda Hagan Jo and Chuck Montufar Sheila and Edward Singer Bobby and Randie Harmelin Tom & Pam Mooney Steamfitters Local Union 420 Harold & Elaine Friedland Foundation The Myers Firm, Attorneys At Law P.C. Douglas and Elyce Stegeman Harvey Goodstein Charitable Trust Jack and Mary Kathryn Nagle Doris and David Sterner Mark Heinz Northeast Foods Larry and Holly Stone Rosalie Hetrick Northeast Regional Council of Tierney Charles and Patricia Hoffman Carpenters Craig and Jill Tillman Robert Hughes Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Michael Tobin Lynn and Sandy Hunneyman Hippel LLP Tristate HVAC Equipment, LLP Lawrence and Amy Jacobson James O’Connell Mark D. Turner JDKD Enterprises LP Jim and Deena O’Connor Deborah Tye Jeffrey Jay Weinberg Memorial Omni Baking Company Andy and Nomi Uhr Foundation Harvey and Lisa Ostroff Dominic Valentino Dan and Barb Johnson Bill Parkes Megan and Ty Vayette The June and Steve Wolfson Family Max and Sandi Paul Gary Walens Foundation Jan and Jacob Pecarsky David and Patti Weikart Jeffrey and Amy Kaplan Karen Pelino Marlene Weinberg Mitchell and Sharon Kaplan Gini and Stu Peltz Bennett and Judith Weinstock Peter and Marie Katevatis The Alice H. & Joseph W. Campbell WGR Enterprises L.P - F.A.O. Leroy and Candace Kean Fund McDonald’s Cindy Keaveney Pine Forest Camp Wheelabrator Technologies Robert and Margot Keith Plumbers Local Union No. 690 Widener Memorial Foundation in Aid Arnold and Naomi Kessler Rich and Beth Probinsky of Handicapped Children Krasner Charitable Foundation Kiernan Quay Connie & Syd Willson Todd and Michelle Landau Barry and Barbara Radcliffe Peter and Susie Wilmerding Lauren’s First and Goal Foundation Stephen and Nancy Rauscher Jeanette and Richard Woehr June Leavy Reed Smith Norman and Marian Wolgin Joseph and Peggy Lee Beth and Jim Reeves Steve and Jen Wright Leon and Fran Levy Sandy and Rita Reichlin Cynthia Wright-Kent Jill and Fred Liguori Julie Reiff Wylie’s Day Foundation In honor of Edwin Berkowitz and Alan Reliant Machinery USA XL Catlin Boroff Ricci Tyrrell Johnson & Grey Ken Youngblood Bob Lopes David and Vicki Richard Virginia and Frank Zabinsky The Lotman Family Richard & Carolyn Vermeil Family Trust Louis and Bessie Stein Foundation Richie Nelson Celebration of Life Golf Thank You to Our In-Kind Jennifer Lowman Outing Contributors Cecil and Linda Lyttle Ronald McDonald Camp Counselors Carlisle Syntec Systems Ray Mancini Ronald McDonald House Charities La-Z-Boy Tom and Lisa Mann Christopher and Amy Roak P. Agnes Dr. John M. Maris Suzanne Root Penn Power The Martin Brower Company Shari and Mark Rosenberg Philadelphia Building Trades Peter Maruca Richard and Judith Rosenbleeth Roofers Local 30 Rina Maslow George M. Ross Sautter Crane Rental Michael and Anna McAleer Gerald Rusek Tactix Real Estate Advisors McCain Foods USA, Inc. Kristine Russo The Roofing Industry Alliance for McDonald’s Corporation Lynn and Mark Samson Progress Angela McGovern Samuel D. Cozen Memorial Fund United States Roofing Corporation McLean Contributionship Samuel P. Mandell Foundation University of Pennsylvania Rick and Cibeles Mello The Saramar Charitable Fund University of the Sciences 18 | PRMH Annual Report FOUNDERS, STAFF, BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOUNDERS 2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Leonard Bernstein Rich Probinsky Robert Biglin Elizabeth L. Reeves Marian Conicella Mark Rosenberg Joe Delaney Anne Scardino John M. Maris Manish Shah Peter Maruca Marlene Weinberg* Michael Menkowitz Susan Wenger Salli Mickelberg Stephen Wright Jill Miller Kenneth Youngblood Jim O’Connor Audrey E. Evans, Jimmy Murray William Parkes *Former Board President M.D. Co-Founder Jan Pecarsky Co-Founder Honorary Life Chairperson Emeritus Member

LEADERSHIP STAFF (AS OF DECEMBER 2017)

Chief Executive Officer Operations, Front & Erie Susan Campbell Carolann Costa Maurice Taylor Administrative Team Kimberly Harris-Galvez Sally Courant Jayne Milke Ronald McDonald Family Room Karen Kelly-Nickens Development Meg Aaron Lawrence Jacobson Jennifer Donlevie Ronald McDonald Camp Cindy Candela-Ryan Peter Degnan Charles Montufar Jenny Lu President Vice President Chris Callanan Jenny Casey Maintenance & Housekeeping Anthony Stover William Cheyney Maureen Nolan Martha Moore Thomas Servello Robert Pouncy Emma McMillen Myriam Rivera Brenda Robinson Strategic Initiatives Irene Small Kelly O’Connor Hirity Teweldederhan Catherine Imms Leticia Cruz

Organizational Operations Relief Management Gretta Pfalzgraf Julia Farrell Christopher Roak Cynthia Keaveney Barry Owen Rachel Bathurst Vice President Vice President Linda Parry Kathryn Haldeman Lori-Anne Miller Michele Merdinger Jay Green Nicole Pender Aisha Pleasant HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS Operations, Chestnut Street Heather Redfern Linda Pusatere Joy Soto Madlyn Abramson Nicole Ebaugh Joshua Stern Laisa Turano Inga Chojnacki Letitia Dorall Moira Duggan James Pecora Amanda Nies Bendu Zoryeah Kathryn Sherwood Tarae Morton Kashana Waples Alicia DiMeglio Stephanie Vahlsing Tara Duffy Monica Yalamanchili PRMH Annual Report | 19 The Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House supports families of seriously ill children by creating a community of comfort and hope.

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