Our Mission is the prevention of domestic violence through the protection and empowerment of the victim, the rehabilitation of family members, the advocacy for social reform to prevent partner violence, and the education of the public about domestic violence and its consequences.

Our Vision is to create a community-wide culture that does not tolerate the presence of any form of family or partner violence…a culture that holds abusers accountable for their actions and victims blameless for their victimization…and a culture that works purposefully to foster healthy relationships, teaching all children the importance of mutual respect between partners.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: (as of December 31, 2020)

Chair Kenyanna Scott Bell Gregory Menarguez Brooke Wiener ADP KPMG LLP PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Britt Byers Valerie O. Murray Vice Chair Kyowa Kirin Beacon Trust Company Kelley Kurtzman Lisa Calicchio Cheryl Rosario Verizon WCG Clinical CGR Consulting Secretary Chris Connors Antoinette Segreto Jamie Molchan Bristol Myers Squibb Becton, Dickinson & Company Ernst & Young LLP Katherine Fehon Grace J. Shin Treasurer Novartis Sherman Atlas Sylvester & Rita A. Karachun Stamelman LLP Merck & Co., Inc. Peter Hernandez Wyndham Hotels & Resorts Jeffrey L. Simon President & CEO Deloitte (Retired) Diane M. Williams Kerry Howe Tiffany & Co. Anthony Slimowicz Crum & Forster Virginia McBride

ADVISORY COUNCIL:

Jorge Caballero Aru Kulkarni Laurie Peter James Gerace Patricia Lee Christopher Reidy Mirian Graddick-Weir Judy O’Hagan Gretchen Wilcox

JBWS was recently recognized by Charity Navigator and GuideStar, two organizations that evaluate nonprofit agencies. JBWS received the highest (4-star) rating for six consecutive years by Charity Navigator. Additionally, JBWS was named on the Top 10 list of the most highly rated charities in New Jersey for two years. Similarly, JBWS is rated at the highest level (Platinum) by GuideStar.

The 2020 Annual Report was made possible by the pro bono creative services of Marketsmith Inc. OUR 2020 MESSAGE: Meeting the moment

For nearly 45 years, safety has been at the heart of JBWS’ mission. In all that time, we never predicted the added danger we would face in 2020. How do we deliver critical services to keep families safe from domestic violence while also protecting them (and our staff and volunteers) from the pandemic? Our responsibility was only further evidenced by the murder of Lilia Jacobs, an East Hanover woman, who was shot and killed by her husband on March 26, 2020.

Forced isolation and closing of community resources created a particularly dangerous time for victims of domestic abuse. Arbour House, our emergency safe house, and Simon House, our transitional apartment building, remained open thanks to the dedicated staff who remained on-site to assist families while implementing COVID-19 safety regulations. Additionally, when the safe house reached its social-distanced 50% capacity, JBWS facilitated hotel placements and provided supportive services and food for the families.

Counseling, legal advocacy, prevention education and supportive services shifted to virtual methods of service delivery to ensure that survivors and their families could consistently access services when they needed them the most.

2020 Annual Report 1 Increasing Support As we were adapting to a new world of social distancing and virtual services, those we served were facing new tactics of control and more complex problems. Counselors helped them to make the most of unemployment and stimulus benefits, practice self-care and provided parenting support, including their children’s virtual education. Our service hours outlined on page 10 of this report compare 2019 to our experience in 2020, demonstrating the large increase of needs in Morris County. Tackling the Housing Crisis Stable housing for the homeless, including those fleeing domestic violence situations, has remained unattainable for far too many. JBWS partnered with leaders of Morris County nonprofit homeless shelters to advocate for legislators to address the alarming rates of housing insecurity exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic. This resulted in resolutions being filed asking for the NJ Assembly and Senate to urge the U.S. Secretary for Housing and Urban Development to prioritize transitional housing for those experiencing homelessness.

In 2020, JBWS’ Rapid Rehousing Program (RRH) successfully connected 14 adult clients and 25 children with housing in the community, doubling the anticipated seven families promised in the grant. This RRH program was the first program of its kind in Morris County for domestic violence survivors. RRH evolved into a truly low-barrier, housing-first program. Unlike similar programs in Morris County, it offers clients with limited to no job experience an independent living experience.

The Community Housing Assistance program funding was made possible in 2020 through the Victims of Crime Act to respond to the increased emergent housing needs of victims of domestic violence brought on by COVID-19. In 2020, this flexible funding program provided financial assistance totaling over $138,000, making it possible for 89 victims to either obtain or maintain safe housing. Moment of Truth Survivors come to JBWS with many experiences of power and control, whether in the form of interpersonal violence or racism or the many forms of oppression, and they cannot be separated one from the other. Over the past year, as we all bore witness to the pain of the killings of black and Asian people in our country, we committed ourselves to be agents of change to respond to and eradicate racism.

We created spaces for dialogue within our organization about how racism and other forms of structural oppression and inequities affect us, our survivors, our relationships, our organization, and our community.

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We integrated elements of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) work into our agency’s strategic plan and contracted with experts in the field to conduct an internal audit of our organizational culture, policies and practices.

As we move forward along the continuum of becoming a more inclusive and anti-racist organization, we recognize we have some work ahead. Our intentions are to enhance the DEI lens through which we deliver services to clients, and provide experiences for staff and volunteers that aim for equity and foster a sense of belonging within the organization. Meeting the Financial Challenges JBWS encountered a tough decision in March when the country shut down. The agency’s largest fundraiser, Grand Tastings, was set for May with a sold-out crowd of 400 and two dozen chefs and spirit vendors committed. Faced with an uncertain future and greater financial need, the team jumped into new territory to create one of the first virtual nonprofit fundraising events in the area. One thousand viewers tuned in to support the mission of JBWS.

This event was the catalyst for the rest of the year’s virtual events that engaged participants and donors within and out of the area. JBWS identified the legislative gaps that did not allow for virtual raffles and led the efforts with state legislators to amend the outdated statute.

Creating a safe environment for staff and residents due to COVID-19 generated additional expenses such as premium pay for residential workers providing on-site direct care, sanitation supplies and personal protective equipment (PPE), food that we would have received through donations in the past but needed to purchase, and additional technology costs to move our staff to remote work.

Thanks to YOU, our generous donors, along with additional emergency government funding, including the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), JBWS was able to sustain our operations and keep our doors open.

Brooke Wiener Diane Williams Chair, Board of Directors President and CEO

2020 Annual Report 3 Staying connected IN A VIRTUAL WORLD

Pieces of Me Survivors Create a Virtual Quilt for the 2020 Day of Unity

The annual Day of Unity, observed during October’s National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, is a special day to mourn those who have lost their lives to domestic violence and to celebrate with those who have survived. Beginning in 1982, survivors gather at a JBWS confidential location to share their personal stories of survival and offer support to one another.

As a special tradition, participants are asked to write a personal message on a banner or, in some cases, create a patch for a quilt. Each year, the large banners and quilts cover the walls surrounding everyone with messages of hope and support.

This year, to maintain the tradition and connect survivors in a virtual space, participants were invited to send a picture and description of a personal artifact that represents their journey as a survivor. The virtual quilt, “Pieces of Me,” was shared in a poignant slideshow during the event. Here are just a few of the wonderful “pieces” that we received.

4 2020 Annual Report My Duffle Bag

“My artifact is my pink duffle bag. I bought this bag the night I left my now ex-husband. That night, he did something that was the final straw, so I left unexpectedly. While I waited for my sister and brother to come help me, I went to a store by my house, and I bought this bag. I filled it up with clothes, my laptop, jewelry, basically anything valuable, and took it with me to a friend’s house where he couldn’t find me. When I returned to my home after the Temporary Restraining Order was served on him, I never fully unpacked the bag. I always kept my daily toiletries in that bag. I think subconsciously I believed that if I ever needed to leave, I could just pick up and take off at a moment’s notice.

When my ex made it impossible for me to stay in my home, and then during quarantine, I stayed at my boyfriend’s place for about six months, but I never had a place to put all my things, so my stuff remained in this bag. Now that my divorce has been finalized, I was finally able to get my own apartment. I have been slow to unpack, but this weekend I finally took all my things out of this bag. They have a “home” now, and so do I! I finally have a space that is safe, is mine, and that I control. I could not be happier. This bag symbolizes my courage to leave and be on my own.”

A Gift to Myself

“I secretly bought this ring for myself at a time when I was increasingly lost in my marriage. I regret the secrecy, but not the gesture of giving myself a beautiful gift, a symbol of enduring love. I am someone to cherish.”

A Time for Me

“I discovered these teas during a very tumultuous time in my life. I was living in a toxic and chaotic environment, overwhelmed by abuse, concerned for the safety and well-being of myself and my children, and worried about what the future would hold. These teas really helped to relieve my anxiety and bring about a feeling of calm. I frequently recommend them, as I appreciate how much they have helped me. Our situation is improving, and the abuser is no longer in our home. When he left, I replaced the old mugs we had with these new mugs that provide positive and upbeat messages for the kids and me to see.”

2020 Annual Report 5 Dating Abuse Awareness Ambassadors of Morris County Exciting New Project Engages High School Leaders

In November 2020, JBWS formed the Dating Abuse Ambassadors of Morris County. The group of 11 students raise awareness through social media and awareness campaigns that connect their community to resources. Mentored by the JBWS Dating Abuse Prevention manager, the ambassadors met virtually twice a month and played a key role in organizing the annual youth conference held virtually on February 11, 2021. The ambassadors led workshops using examples of healthy and unhealthy relationships from pop culture. Fifty-four students and 22 staff members from across Morris County attended. In her outreach video, Becca, who leads the media marketing for the group, stresses the importance of getting others involved to promote overall awareness of teenage dating violence. Use the QR code to view all their postings on Instagram.

Daniel J. Wilcox Camp Hope NJ Children Create a Virtual Path to Healing Necessary restrictions put on child witnesses of domestic violence to prevent the spread of COVID-19 exacerbated their feelings of loneliness and isolated them from outside support systems. Their caregivers, many of whom are essential workers, were experiencing their own fears and stressors. The Children’s Program secured iPads for families, offered support groups for the parents and took the children on a weeklong virtual pathway to healing camping experience. Using Zoom and a camp YouTube channel, the staff created fun and interactive camping activities for the children. Prior to the first day of camp, each child was surprised with a care package delivery filled with swag, snacks and all the materials needed for the activities. The fourth annual Daniel J. Wilcox Camp Hope NJ looked different from prior years, but the spirit was the same. Utilizing a trauma-informed lens, the mission of the program is to give youth impacted by domestic violence, ages 7–13, a brighter future.

6 2020 Annual Report The story BEHIND THE NUMBERS

Anna’s Story Anna was assaulted by her partner just before the COVID-19 pandemic reached its height. She called JBWS just as everything was shutting down.

“I grew up with domestic violence, and I never thought that I would have it happen to me in my adult life. I didn’t always live in New Jersey. Domestic violence brought me back.

I found myself fleeing domestic violence and my home to travel across the country in the height of the pandemic to get to the JBWS safe home.

I can’t even remember the name of the counselor I spoke with on the helpline, but she definitely saved my life. If she didn’t give me the options of another place to go, I probably would have gone right back into the same situation. And if I did, I probably would not be here now.

I got into an apartment during all of this with the help of JBWS and its Rapid Rehousing Program. I was so surprised that I was able get my own place and move forward with my life even though everything was shutting down due to the pandemic.

I wouldn’t wish anyone to go through this. But if anyone must go through it, then this place can help. That one phone call changed my life.”

2020 Annual Report 7 SAFETY

Helpline In the first few months of the country’s shutdown, our 24-hour helpline 3,589 was eerily quiet. However, as soon as everything started to open again, HELPLINE CALLERS and victims were no longer trapped under the watchful eye of their abusive partners, our call volume resumed to normal.

ADULTS AND CHILDREN Safe House STAYED FOR A TOTAL OF 143 To adjust for social distancing, the safe house capacity was reduced by 50%. The other families were moved into nearby hotel efficiency 6,181 DAYS rooms paid for through special grant funding. Their identities remained INCREASE IN SUPPORTIVE anonymous to hotel staff, and they continued to receive confidential AND ADVOCACY SERVICE 77% HOURS supportive services and food from JBWS.

ADULTS AND CHILDREN 41 STAYED FOR A TOTAL OF Transitional Living 9,480 DAYS While living in one of the 11 furnished apartments, survivors received enhanced supportive services on the path to self-sufficiency. INCREASE IN SUPPORTIVE 161% AND ADVOCACY SERVICES

Legal Advocacy With the courthouse closed for in-person hearings, the new virtual 1,084 program provided the same level of services, including supportive and PEOPLE RECEIVED crisis counseling, legal options, safety planning, advocacy, and referrals. SERVICES

Crisis Response By phone and in person at local police departments, volunteer Crisis 576 Response Team members offered immediate emotional support, VICTIMS WERE ASSISTED information, referrals, safety planning and assistance with filing for BY CRT VOLUNTEERS restraining orders.

8 2020 Annual Report SOLUTIONS

Rapid Rehousing Program AND This program provides survivors with a quick transition from 14 25 ADULTS CHILDREN emergency shelter to rental housing in the community by providing CONNECTED WITH HOUSING IN THE rental assistance for up to one year, along with case management COMMUNITY AND RECEIVED COMPREHENSIVE and support. SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FROM JBWS

Community Housing Assistance Program Funded by the Victims of Crime Act, this program provided emergency assistance grants to JBWS participants in need due the economic 89 FAMILIES RECEIVED AID THROUGH impact of COVID-19. The grants covered rental assistance, car THE PROGRAM insurance, car repairs, utility assistance, household items and more.

Education and Training for Adults The inability to meet in person and hold small and large gatherings decreased the opportunities to educate the public about domestic 4,780 violence and its consequences. Whenever possible, virtual ADULTS WERE presentations and trainings were provided. EDUCATED AND/OR TRAINED

Dating Abuse Prevention 7,437 TEENS When the schools closed, the Dating Abuse Prevention Program LEARNED THE WARNING SIGNS OF DATING ABUSE AND RESOURCES FOR quickly switched over to a virtual classroom format. HELP DURING ONE OF PRESENTATIONS, INCLUDING A VIRTUAL YOUTH 229 LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

JBWS joined the Drew University staff during February’s Teen Dating Violence Awareness month for #orange4love Day. The staff were trained on the early warning signs of an abusive relationship, how abuse impacts young adults, and tips for safe interventions.

2020 Annual Report 9 Making the decision to leave an“ abusive relationship is never easy, but having children and being afraid of the unknown can make it even harder. However, JBWS made “my transition very smooth. SURVIVORS RECEIVED Center for Counseling and Advocacy 208 COUNSELING In the program, survivors received virtual individual and INCREASE IN group counseling. ADVOCACY 831% HOURS

Morris Family Justice Center MFJC is a comprehensive walk-in center for the survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, dating abuse and human trafficking. During 336 most of 2020, the courthouse and the county building where the ADULTS AND CHILDREN center is located remained closed losing its uniqueness as a walk-in WERE ASSISTED service. Despite this loss, the center provided virtual client services and collaborations with its professional partner agencies.

PEOPLE RECEIVED COUNSELING AND Jersey Center for Non-Violence SUPPORTIVE The program researched the best practices for switching from in- 347 SERVICES person to virtual services safely. The confidential counseling services INCREASE IN helped people examine their use of control, force and/or abuse within FOLLOW-UP 667% SUPPORT HOURS intimate relationships, and learn alternatives.

Diane Williams, JBWS President and CEO, was named a New February 2020, JBWS VP of Community Relations Regina Braham (r) received the S.H.I.N.E. Excellence Jersey Force for Change Crusader in the nonprofit category. The Award for her work to create dating abuse prevention programs for teens throughout Morris County. award was presented by the Leading Women Entrepreneurs, an The award was presented by New Jersey Assemblywoman Aura Dunn (l) and sponsored by Child and organization that has recognized over 500 of New Jersey’s best Family Resources. and brightest women over the past decade.

10 2020 Annual Report FINANCES

Revenue

1. Contributions: 4 Individuals and Business $1,252,386 3 1 Fundraising Events $ 690,405 (Total) $1,942,791 33% 2. Government $2,794,639 47% 3. Foundations $ 418,420 7% Operating Income $5,155,850 2 4. Investment income (loss) $ 806,482 13% Total Income $5,962,332 100%

3 Expenses

1. Personnel $3,579,011 69% 2 2. Operating $1,360,707 26% 3. Depreciation $ 286,274 5% 1 Total $5,225,992 100%

Expenses by Program

1. Arbour House and Children’s Services $1,575,607 30% 2. Simon House and Vocational Services $ 569,701 11% 9 3. Community Education and Prevention $ 295,208 6% 8 1 4. Center for Counseling & Advocacy $ 569,438 11% 5. Jersey Center for Non-violence $ 307,477 6% 6. Family Justice Center $ 419,129 8% 7 7. Community Housing & Assistance $ 437,499 8% 6 8. Administration $ 546,244 10% 2 9. Fundraising $ 505,689 10% 5 4 3 Total $5,225,992 100%

2020 Annual Report 11 LegacyTHE Society JBWS has been providing vital services to victims of domestic violence and their children for more than 45 years. Just as important as the work that has been accomplished is the planning for the enormity of the work that still needs to be done. Your help and support are critical to the future of JBWS. Together we can ensure another 45+ years of services to our clients.

12 2020 Annual Report Thank you to the following partners that have already made Legacy gifts to JBWS or have included JBWS in their plans:

Anonymous Ms. Mary J. Mooney Ms. DiAnne Arbour Ms. Eleanore Moore Mr. James M. Bergen Ms. Virginia H. Pace Ms. Linda Grandis Blatt Mr. Philip Pagano Ms. June E. Briant Ms. Dorothy J. Parker Mr. Felix Braun Mr. Fred W. Radel Mr. Robert B. Callahan The Children of Carol G. Simon Mr. Edward M. Doda The William E. Simon Foundation Dr. Dawn Gabriel Mrs. Anne Singleton Ms. Maria M. Hale Ms. Margaret Stone Mr. Jon and Mrs. Janet Harrington Ms. Claire Sullivan Ms. Barbara Ridder Irwin Ms. Maureen Thomson Ms. Dorothy H. Irwin Mrs. Barbara Tomlinson Mrs. Leokadia Sardi Jensen The Tomlinson Family Foundation Ms. Mary Kufta Mrs. Gretchen S. Wilcox Ms. Patricia Lee Ms. Lucia G. Worley

Become a Member of our Legacy Society After providing for your family and loved ones, you may want to remember JBWS in your estate plans. A bequest, annuity or trust will help to assure the long-term future of the work of the agency. If you are interested in leaving a legacy to JBWS, or would like a copy of our Legacy brochure, please contact Helen Le Frois, Vice President, Development at [email protected] or at 973.267.7520 x123. We’d also love to hear from you if you have already included JBWS in your plans. Thank you.

An example of specific bequest language:

“I give, devise and bequeath the sum of $______to Jersey Battered Women’s Service Inc.”

Deviation from this basic language, such as imposing conditions on the gift, may cause your estate to lose valuable estate tax charitable deductions.

2020 Annual Report 13 2020 was a year of uncertainty. Still, you found it within your hearts to help others. The outpouring of support was extraordinary and came in the form of iPads, PPE equipment, homemade masks, restaurant meals, groceries, holiday gifts, event participation, You monetary donations and much more. Thank Your generosity made a difference.

Volunteers for Feed the Front Line teamed up with Eccola restaurant in Parsippany to provide a very special Mother’s Day for our families. The flowers and chocolates were a special added surprise.

Thanks to Feed the Front Line of Parsippany, we received 60 donated meals from Lovey’s Pizza and Grill for residents and staff in our safe house and transitional apartments.

Commissioner Kathy DeFillippo collected 100 homemade masks of all sizes for our residents. The colorful masks were made by members of the Roxbury community.

Recognizing the importance of continuing services through remote work, Merck and Tiffany & Co. donated 80 laptops with an estimated value of $40,000.

14 2020 Annual Report YOU WERE THERE WHEN WE NEEDED YOU THE MOST

Meet our youngest donor, Miles Wiwi. Miles did a terrific job collecting toys and gift cards for our families. Our holidays were brighter thanks to Barclays and their three carloads of toys and gift cards. Pictured with JBWS Development VP Helen Le Frois (r) are Jessica Marks and Lindsay Friedman of Barclays.

Thank you to Karen Rossilli-Kiefer of TeamPAR, PAR Solutions and PAR Crum and Forster teamed up with Ome Flooring, for 20 years of supporting the JBWS Holiday Project. We can Caterers in Whippany, New Jersey, to provide delicious Thanksgiving dinners always count on you. We are grateful to Senator Anthony M. Bucco for the families living in the JBWS safe who throughout the year partnered with local house and transitional living apartments. food pantries, Feed the Front Line and local restaurants to provide meal donations to the residents of JBWS.

“Flags of Gratitude” was a Cub Scout project by Callie Danysh, a ten-year-old from Morris Township who wanted to give back to the community of first responders When Darius Covington, TikTok and Instagram Content Creator, learned that by making flags with inspirational messages. We were women’s shelters need feminine products, he took action. In just a few days, he touched by her messages of hope and strength for used his platform to raise the consciousness of his followers and $4,000 to purchase survivors of domestic violence. feminine pads for JBWS! Rael Organics, the company Darius used, was so impressed that they decided to sponsor a tampon donation too. 2020 Annual Report 15 Thank YouTO OUR GENEROUS CONTRIBUTORS Benefactors ($50,000+) Mr. Gates Helms and Mrs. Mary Ellen Hawn Mr. Steven Dowicz Barclays Mr. Matt James Ms. Theresa Doyle F. M. Kirby Foundation, Inc. Jeck Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. John P. Duffy Ms. Patricia Lee Ms. Rita A. Karachun Ms. Ronan Dunne PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP KPM Exceptional LLC Dunne Manning Inc. & PricewaterhouseCoopers Charitable Foundation Mrs. Kelley Kurtzman and Mr. Jeff Kurtzman Ms. Deborah Dyson The Estate of Leokadia Jensen Ms. Bettie LeFebvre EFS National Board Verizon Lowenstein Sandler, LLP Mr. Emilio and Mrs. Regina Egea Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Lupo Mr. Chris Erb Patrons ($25,000+) Mr. Greg Menarguez Everest Global Services ADP Foundation Mr. Robert and Mrs. Maria Muller ExxonMobil Foundation Anonymous Perella Weinberg Partners Group LP Family and Cosmetic Dentistry of Randolph Fannie E. Rippel Foundation PNC Wealth Management Fashano Family Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. James Gerace R & R Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. Conor Fennerty Harris Coy Foundation Trust Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Reidy Mr. William Ferreira Margaret A. Darrin Charitable Trust Sanofi Ms. Noel K. Foley The DJM Fund Ms. Antoinette Segreto Dr. Dawn L. Gabriel Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Seligson Mr. Richard and Mrs. Mary Gallagher Sponsors ($10,000+) Sherman Wells Sylvester & Stamelman Mr. Mark and Mrs. Sheri Gausepohl Mr. and Mrs. David Altman Mr. John and Ms. Anne Stratton Ms. Faith Ginsberg Anonymous The Fred C. Rummel Foundation Ms. Rosalee Gordon Arch Insurance Group, Inc. The John Bickford Foundation Mr. Stephen Gray and Ms. Kathleen Ulrich Bausch Health The Watson Foundation Dr. Ian Griffin Becton, Dickinson & Co. Thomas and Annette Dircks Family Foundation Mr. Thomas Griffith Brian & Mary Murphy Family Foundation Inc. Mr. Joseph Topper Mr. Frederick Gruel Crum & Forster UBS Financial Mr. Marios Hadjieleftheriou Ellman Discovery Foundation Union County Plate Glass Co. Mr. Scot Hadley Ernst & Young Foundation Ms. Connie Hagelin Estate of Barbara Tomlinson Supporters ($1,000+) Mr. Joseph Hanlon Estate of Mary J. Mooney A. Zerega’s Sons, Inc. Charitable Gift Fund Ms. Gisela Harpell Fisch Family Fund Mr. Henry Adamson Haverford Trust Company Dr. Mirian Graddick-Weir and Mr. Michael Weir Dr. Marilyn Althoff Mr. Peter Hernandez Ms. Lisa Lautner AMC Networks Mr. and Ms. Jeffrey B. Hill Dr. and Mrs. Mark McBride Ms. Marie Anderson Ms. Linda Horn and Mr. Leonard Horn Meerwarth Family Foundation Trust Anonymous Ms. Lynn Horowitz Merck & Company Ms. DiAnne Arbour and Mr. James Bergen Mrs. Kerry Howe Ms. Valerie Murray ARQ NJ Trail Series Ms. Hanneli Hudock Novartis Corporation Mr. Brent Ashton Mr. and Ms. Robert J. Iracane Ms. Judy O’Hagan and Mr. Peter O’Hagan Ms. Laura Baron Bellome J P Fitness LLC & The O’Hagan Family Fund Mr. Adam Berkowitz Ms. Michelle Jacob O’Reilly Family Fund Ms. Claire M. Bianco Johnson & Johnson Matching Gift Program Ms. Laurie Peter and Ms. Betsy Bernard Ms. Colleen M. Bondy Ms. Michelle Johnson-Lewis & The Betsy J. Bernard and Laurie J. Peter Giving Fund Ms. Regina Braham and Mr. David Braham Mr. James Johnston PGB Trust & Investments Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Junior League of Morristown Realogy Charitable Foundation Ms. Flora Brophy Ms. Elizabeth Anne Keat Mr. and Ms. John F. Ruffle Mr. Paul and Mrs. Angelica Burns Ms. Jeanette Keleher Seven Oaks Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Britt Byers Mrs. Alisa Kennedy Silver Linings Family Fund Mrs. Lisa Calicchio and Mr. James Calicchio KPMG LLP Ms. Kathleen Spola Carisk Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kriegman The Erwin Family Foundation Ms. Danielle Carr Mr. and Ms. Ken Lain The Gloria Foundation, Inc. Casale Charitable Gift Fund Ms. Laura Landy The Iolta Fund of the Bar of NJ Mr. and Mrs. Sid Caspersen Mrs. Helen Le Frois and Mr. Gregory Le Frois Tiffany & Co. Ciena Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Librizzi Ms. Brooke Wiener Cisco Systems Inc. Lisa and Jim Calicchio Gratitude Fund William E. Simon Foundation Ms. Nancy Clark Mr. Cameron and Mrs. Fiona Lochhead Wyndham Hotels & Resorts Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cole Lochhead Donor Fund ‘17 at Schwab Charitable Ms. Cathy Coloff Long Valley Area Junior Women’s Club Donors ($5,000+) Mr. and Ms. Christopher Connors Ms. Sonia Luaces Abbott Laboratories Fund Mr. Theodore A. Conorich Mr. Kevin and Mrs. Jana Maher Afiniti Ms. Marsha Conover Ms. Lorryn Mai Anonymous Ms. Adelaide Coy Mark E. & Barbara C. Vermylen Charitable Gift Fund Beacon Trust Company Ms. Cindi Crane Mr. Michael Martin Charles Emil Thenen Foundation Mr. Stefano Crema and Mrs. Jeryl Crema Mr. and Mrs. James McCarthy Chester Lions Club D and R Price Fund Mr. David and Mrs. Jessica McGuire Columbia Bank Foundation Daniel J. Wilcox Memorial Fund McMahon Family Charitable Gift Fund Deloitte & Touche LLP David M. Goldenberg Family Charitable Fund Microsoft Giving Campaign Ms. Katherine Fehon Mr. Michael Dee and Ms. Marilyn Dee Mr. Marc Miller FirstEnergy Foundation Ms. Connie Delany Mr. Hector Mislavsky and Ms. Judy Martinez GAF Denville Rotary Foundation Dr. Robert Mohr Gardner Family Fund of CFNJ Ms. Vickie DiCianni Mrs. Jamie Molchan George A. Ohl Jr. Trust Ditchek Family Trust Mr. Clifford W. Moodie Mrs. Helen E. Hallberg Mrs. Kellie Doucette and Mr. John Doucette Mr. Alan Moore and Ms. Kelly Moore

16 2020 Annual Report Mrs. Regenia Moore-Lee The Dee/Stone Family Fund Ms. Dee Conway Ms. Vlasta Moravkova The Eileen and Leslie Quick Charitable Fund Mr. John D. Cooney, Jr. Mr. Barry G. Moss The Frelinghuysen Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John H. Cornwell Mr. Denis Naughter The Jean and Elwood Bowman Fund Mr. Robert DeLaney Mrs. Maushumi Nerurkar and Mr. Milind Nerurkar The Lillian Schenck Foundation Ms. Julia Deserio Newcomers & Neighbors of Morristown The Lorraine C. Heinen Charitable Fund Mr. Darryl DiGiovanna Nisivoccia LLP The MacCormack Agency Ms. Danica Dilligard and Mr. Milton Dilligard Northpointe Bank The Michael A. Mason Charitable Fund Ms. Eileen Egan Ms. Frances D. O’Brien The Paul B. Greetin and Beryl S. Greetin Foundation Ms. Victoria Felix Mr. and Mrs. Chris O’Connor The Provident Bank Foundation Ms. Ann Flower and Mr. John Flower Olympus Holding, LLC The Ruth Silverman-Rosenbloom and Victor H Frankel Magidson Family Fund Ms. Christina Osetek Rosenbloom Charitable Foundation Mr. Patrick and Mrs. Rochelle Fuhrmann Mr. and Mrs. Tim Otterman The Sanzone Family Foundation Dr. Anthony Fusco Mr. and Mrs. Alan Painter The Schreiber Bogan Fund Mr. Claude Fusco Ms. Christy Pambianchi The Stanley Congregational Church Mr. Thomas Giordano Ms. Vasileios Papathanakos The Tiger Baron Foundation, Inc. Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Paypal Charitable Giving Fund The Virginia Metzler Family Charitable Foundation Ms. Julieth Gomez Peapack-Gladstone Bank Ms. Jamie Thingelstad Ms. Rachelle Gomez Ms. Dianne Pecoraro Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Thoeni Google Mr. Eric Pedersen Thrivent Mr. and Ms. William E. Gourgey Peter R. & Cynthia K. Kellogg Foundation Mr. Jim E. Torney Mr. Thomas and Ms. Elizabeth Graf Mr. Michael Petrane Tri-County Orthopaedics Ms. Amanda Granacher Mr. Michael Portegello Van Duyne Gift Fund Greeniaus Family Foundation Presbyterian Church of Morris Plains Mr. Hans Vestberg Greselda P. Powell Charitable Fund Presbyterian Church of Morristown Ms. Krystal Voelker Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Groves Mrs. Ann and Mr. Ted Probert Walsh Family Fund of CFNJ Mr. Paul Gruzeski Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Walter Bauman Jewelers Ms. Ramona Gyantar Ms. Lori Rabinowitz Warren L. and Lorraine L. Passmore Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Hager Ms. Marjorie Raines Charitable Gift Fund Ms. Nancy Handal Ralph A. Loveys Family Charitable Foundation Washington Township Education Association Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hannigan RAMS Athletic Council INC. Wesley Advisory Group Ms. Virginia Hawkins and Mr. Russell Hawkins Mr. Janhavi Rao Mr. Wesley Wilcox and Ms. Bridget Wilcox Mr. Stephen and Ms. Laura Heil Ms. Vidya Ravichandran Ms. Gretchen Wilcox Mr. Randy L. and Mrs. Diane M. Hein Mr. Donald and Ms. Merryl Richards Mr. James Wilkes and Mrs. Sandra McBeth Mr. John and Mrs. Alison Henderson Ms. Marie Rielly Wind River Mr. Erik Herrington Riker, Danzig, Scherer, Hyland & Perretti LLP Ms. Amy Wiwi and Mr. Christopher Wiwi Ms. Rebecca Hojnacki Mr. Kevin Rippon Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Wolfanger Hope Church Robert Half International Inc. Women’s Independence Scholarship Program, Inc. Investors Foundation Mr. and Ms. Kenneth Robin World Wide Technology Holding Mr. Jim Iyoob Rockefeller Group Development Corporation Dr. Unjeria C. Jackson Mr. and Ms. Shawn C. Rogers Contributors ($500+) Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jacobs Rogers Family Fund Ace-Braemer Fund Ms. Louise Johnston Mr. Jorge and Mrs. Jana Rojas Ms. Sandra Addo Ms. Dianne Jones Rutgers Mr. Glenn Allen Mr. R. Sidney and Mrs. Martha Jones Ruth J. Zowader and Philip M. Anderson Fund American Express Matching Gifts Joseph and Mary Mauriello Charitable Fund Mr. Paul Saccone Anonymous Joseph P. and Mary Lynn Hehl Charitable Fund Samsung Electronics North America ARTES Sports and Recreation Management Mr. Jerome Kane Mr. Anthony Sblendorio Mr. Eric Astor Ms. Veena and Mr. Ram Kataria Mr. Carl Scalzo Mr. Jeffrey Bagley Ms. Erica Kelly Dr. Sherwin Schrag Mr. and Mrs. John J. Barilla Mr. John P. Kennedy Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Schub Ms. Kim Barna Mr. Scott D. King Securitas Security Services USA, Inc. Mr. Joseph Bator Mr. Steve and Mrs. Laurie Klauber Ms. Shar Seshadri Ms. Judith Bayard Ms. Angela J. Klein Seton Hall Preparatory School Bayer Mr. John C. Klug Mr. and Ms. Robert Sherman Mr. Jonathan and Mrs. Debra Bell Knights of Columbus NO 359 Ms. Grace Shin and Mr. Eric Inglis BI Worldwide Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kohutic Short Hills Associates LLC Bianco Charitable Fund Ms. Marissa Lafer Mr. Jeff Simon and Mrs. Madeline Simon Ms. Jennifer Biondo Mrs. Junehee Lanoue Ms. Rachel Simons Bishop McLaughlin Council 3495 Mr. Peter Larkin Ms. Carolyn Slaski Ms. Cyra Borsy Ms. Barbara G. Levinson Mr. Anthony Slimowicz and Mrs. Lynn Johnston Ms. Laura Bretzger Liberty Mutual Group Mr. and Ms. Billy Smith Ms. Ellen Brody Ms. Laura Litwin and Mr. Stuart Litwin Spring Brook Country Club Foundation Brody-Linder Fund Ms. Kimberly Lomot St. Patrick’s Day Parade Of Morris County, Inc. Mr. Scott Byers Long Valley Women’s Club St. Paul’s Church Ms. Jennifer Carroll Mr. John and Mrs. Jo-Ann Lynch Mr. Doug and Mrs. Catherine Stephens Carver Delaney Families Foundation, Inc. Mandelbaum Salsburg P.C. Ms. Kathleen C. Stewart Mr. Phillip Chambers Mr. Kevin Margolis Ms. Paula Stone Ms. Patricia Chambers Ms. Jacqueline J. Marrone Ms. Colleen Szuch Ms. Tin Chen Mr. Alvin Martin The Andrews Charitable Fund Christmas Tree Shops Mr. Anthony Masherelli The Blake Family Fund Church of the Saviour Dr. Christina McBride The Bowman Family Fund Community Church of Mountain Lakes Ms. Donna McCullough

2020 Annual Report 17 Thank YouTO OUR GENEROUS CONTRIBUTORS Ms. Jamie McFarland Mr. Patrick and Ms. Allison Caulfield Mr. Bill Lenhart Ms. Tara McGauley Ms. Catherine M. Cavanaugh Loewy Foundation Ms. Eleanor Molloy Mr. David Chaladoff Mr. and Mrs. Chadd Lucas Morris Plains Rotary Mr. Varun Chandran Ms. Amy Luster Mr. Vijay Nathan Ms. Randa Cholera Mr. Mark Mahar Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Noelke Christine M. Kramer Memorial Fund Mr. Chanpen K. Maher Mr. Justin O’Brien Ms. Kathleen E. Clark Ms. Marlie Massena Palriwala Foundation of America Ms. Margaret L. Codey Ms. Beth Ann McBride Peddle Giving Fund Ms. Samantha Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Edward McGuire PSE&G Mr. John Coiro Ms. Donna McWeeney Ms. Barbara Ramsaur Mr. Jeff Conroy Ms. Christin Merkel Mr. Michael and Mrs. Virginia Ranger Ms. Mallory Copeland METCOM, INC. Ms. Dawn Robertson Mr. William Copeland Mr. John Miller Mrs. Cheryl Rosario Cowan Family Charitable Fund Dr. Sanjay Mohan Mr. Jeffrey Roth Mr. TJ Crawford Moms Club of Morris Plains Ms. Mayra Sansone Aboyoun Ms. Lisa Cupelli Ms. Jennifer C. Montemarano Mr. Alfred and Mrs. Anita Schnog Curtiss Wright Corporation Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Moore Mr. James Schumacher Mr. Andrew Dachisen Ms. Josephine Moran Ms. Mallory Scott Ms. Anna Jane De Grossi Morris Hills Education Association Ms. Wendy Setnicka Freeholder Kathy DeFillippo and Mr. Bob DeFillippo Morristown Besties Ms. Patricia Sly and Mr. Robert Chernow Ms. Nathalie and Mr. Michael Dennis Mr. Rolando Murillo Mr. James and Mrs. Kris Sonneborn Mr. Charles Detrizio Mr. Dennis Nugent Ms. Mary Stine and Mr. Richard Stine Ms. Christine DiCesare Mr. Tom Nugent Swiftwater Foundation, Inc. Ms. Beth DiLizia Mr. Imran Nuri Mr. and Mrs. Thayer Talcott Jr. DJB Event Consultants Inc. Ogden Memorial Presbyterian Church Mr. Thomas Tapen Ms. Susan Doherty Ms. Jennifer Overton Mr. Brian Teague Dr. Theodore & Patricia Perl Donor Advised Fund Ms. Margaret Paglia The Christopher Mayer & Gail Crofoot Charitable Fund Mr. Anthony Dwyer Ms. Jennifer Peffley The Idrees and Patricia E. Ahmad Foundation Mr. Brendan Engelke Mr. Stephen Pentlicki The Kurland Family Charitable Fund Mr. Ray Erins Ms. Lisa Petti-Sisco The Parker Foundation Ms. Carol Fink Ms. Kendra Poteet The Stover Family 2017 Charitable Assurance Fund Ms. Mary Grace Finn Ms. Laura Prato Ms. Amina Touil Mr. Manuel Fonseca Pub 199 Mr. and Ms. John Ubhaus Mr. John Frantz Ms. Melissa Raimundo United Family & Children’s Society The Honorable Rodney P. Frelinghuysen REC Construction LLC Mr. Dean and Mrs. Denise Vanech Ms. Susan Gajarsky Ms. Paulette Resnick Ms. Dawn M. Verrinder-Cormier Mr. Brian Gatens Mr. Jason Richter Mr. Matthew Wallace Mr. Glenn Geiger Ms. Debi Riska Ms. Amy Weyler Ms. Karen Gerhold Mr. Dom Rizzo Mr. David Wiessel Ms. Lisa Marie Gerondeau Mr. Marc Roberts Wifflemania Mr. Ignatius Giacalone RoNetco Supermarkets Ms. Serena Wolfe Mr. Michael Giordano Ms. Marni Rosenblatt Ms. Carolyn W. Yost Mr. Brian Giovinazzi Mr. Andrew Ross Mr. Ron and Mrs. Kristen Zanders Ms. Bianca D. Godoy Mr. Joseph J. Russo Ms. Arianna Greco Mr. Bill Sansalone Friends ($250.00+) Ms. Karen Grexa Mr. Albert Sanzari Advantage Solutions Ms. Judy K. Hahn Mr. Joseph Savino Amazon Smiles Foundation Mr. Thomas Hall Mr. Donald and Mrs. Carol Schautz Ann Hudson North Fund Ms. Maureen Hull Ms. Barbara Schiffman Anonymous Ms. Marla Hyland Mr. and Ms. Peter E. Schmiedhauser Mr. Keith Barrier Ms. Molly John Ms. Colleen Schroeder Mr. Robert Barwick Johnson & Johnson Mr. and Ms. Ilya V. Shchukin Barwick Group Jotech Electrical Contractors, Inc. Ms. Candy Shivers and Mr. Al Shivers Mr. Steven Bedell Ms. Karoline Kane Ms. Karen Sidie Mrs. Deborah Belfatto and Mr. Joe Belfatto Mrs. Lara Kanjo Ms. Anna Simansky Mr. Stephan Bell Mr. and Mrs. William L. Keefauver Mrs. Tara Skirzenski Mr. John Benge Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Chrissy Kenerson Ms. Janika M. Smit Ms. Jennifer Benway Mr. and Ms. Richard J. Kent Mr. Jinhee Song Mr. John Bianchi Keysight Mr. Timothy Speedy Ms. Adrienne Binik-Chanin Ms. Kelley Kimble St. Mark’s Church in Mendham Mr. John Bodnar Kitchell Memorial Presbyterian Church Ms. Haley Storbeck Mr. Joseph Bourghol Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kneis Ms. Laura Strubel Ms. Joan Bowyer William Krupinsky Mr. Michael Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Brooks Mr. Matthew Kutas Mr. and Ms. Robert B. Tafaro Mrs. Antoinette and Mr. William Brouillard Ms. Ilona LaChina TD Charitable Foundation Mr. Donald Bucciarelli Ms. Leigh Lachman The Westerhoff Family Foundation Mr. Michael Burak Ms. Tiffany LaFera The William and Joan Barras-DeVizio Mr. John and Mrs. Mary Anne Callahan Ms. Brigid S. Lamb Donor Advised Fund Mr. Kevin Caplan and Mrs. Elyse Spatz Caplan Mrs. Charlene Larkin Mr. and Mrs. James S. Thieringer Ms. Catherine Carlton Mr. Andrew Larkin and Ms. Tara Larkin Ms. Sarah Todes Ms. Robin Carroll-Mann Ms. Sheryl A. Lee Mr. and Ms. Timothy Tracy

18 2020 Annual Report Trinity Financial Strategies Ms. Imani Brown Mr. Subodh Dikonda UBS Matching Gift Program Ms. Diane Brown Ms. Moira T. Dillaway Ms. Elizabeth Uptegrove Ms. Elizabeth Brown Mr. Jeff Dinkel Mr. Leon VanHorn Ms. Jamie Brown Mr. John Dishaw Ms. Sharon Varnelas Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Kelly Bruno Mr. Thomas Dixon Mr. David Verderami Ms. Kristina Bunch Ms. Ethelyn Dodson Mr. Edward and Mrs. Patricia Weissner Ms. Dorothee Burchartz Ms. Mary Donelik Mr. Thomas P. Welsh Ms. Rachel Burdeau Ms. Siobhan Donovan Ms. Maryann White Ms. Kathleen Burke Ms. Dangelique Dopson Ms. Diane Williams Mr. Jay Burleigh Ms. Deborah Douglas Mrs. Susan Wishnow Mr. Dovid Burns Mr. Steven Dow Burns & McDonnell Foundation Ms. Judy Dowiak Individuals ($100+) Mr. Christopher and Ms. Megan Bury Ms. Amalia Duarte and Mr. Gene Messina Ms. Gabriela Abramovici Mr. Anthony Byrnes Ms. Kristen Dugan Ms. Lynne Acla Ms. Gina Cacciatore Ms. Margaret Dukes Ms. Christine Acocella Ms. Eileen Callahan Ms. Denise Dunchus Mr. Samir Aguirre Ms. Meredith A. Callahan Mr. Michael and Ms. Karen Jane Dunne Mr. Abdul Ajani Ms. Kathleen M. Cammarata Mr. John Earl and Ms. Teresa Preskar Mr. Shawn Akinuli Ms. Sharon Campbell Ms. Christine Edwards Mr. and Mrs. John W. Alexander Ms. Linda Canny and Mr. Joseph Canny Mr. Kenneth Egan Ms. Athena Alexander Ms. Leslie Carlucci Mr. James Elsman Ms. Amy Allegretti Mr. Phil Casciano Ms. Laura Enright Ms. Wendy Alley Ms. Cinzia Casiano Estee Lauder Almetek Industries, Inc. Mr. Kyle Cassidy Mr. Russ Evenhuis Ms. Michelle Anderson Ms. Stephanie Castet-Bellocq Ms. Ann Failla and Mr. Bob Failla Anonymous Ms. Nicole Castro Mr. Bob Fairweather Ms. Arcelio Aponte Catalent Ms. Christine Fay Mr. Andy Astor Mr. and Ms. Russell Catania Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Maureen Fazio AT&T Ms. Danielle Catron Ms. Cleo Filis Mr. Bob Attinello Ms. Karen Cayea Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Finnegan Ms. Amanda Avellino Ms. Catherine M. Cerbo First Presbyterian Church of Succasunna AXA Foundation Charles and Carol Leiwant, a donor-advised fund Mr. Sean and Mrs. Sally Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. J. Craig Babcock Mr. Joseph Chesakis Ms. Carol Ann Ford Balascio Family Charitable Fund Chester Lioness Club Mr. Anthony Forte Ms. Emily Baldi Ms. JoAnn Childers Ms. Deborah Foster Mr. Alexander Ballack Mr. Roman Chiminec Ms. Denise Fountain Ms. Robin Ballard Mr. Michael Chirico Ms. Phyllis Fox Mr. Neil Banbury Ms. Dora Ann Cioce Mr. Ryan Fraser Ms. Lisa Banker Ms. Indre Ciudariene Ms. Lori Fraticelli Ms. Cindy Barban Mr. Brian Cleary Ms. Melissa Frederico Ms. Carolyn Bardach and Mr. James Emaus Mr. Paul Cocco Mr. PS Freeman Ms. Janet Barnes Mr. David Cocco Mr. Steven Friedman Mr. Greg Bassett Ms. Miriam Cohen Ms. Mary Funari Mr. Michael Bassman Mr. Maurice and Mrs. Sharee Cohen Ms. Sharon Gabriel Ms. Jennifer Beattie Ms. Anna Collemi Ms. Sharon Gaglione Ms. Rachel Beck Mrs. Andrea B. Collett Game Changer Wrestling Ms. Brittney Beck Mr. Paul Compton Dr. Joseph Gaudio Ms. Mackenzie Bekker Ms. Carolyn Conforti-Browse Ms. Kathleen Gentile Ms. Kenyanna Bell Mr. Kevin Cooney Ms. Theresa Gerber Benjamin Moore Ms. Anita Coppola Ms. Mary Giannini Ms. Lynda Bennett Costco Wholesale Corporation Ms. Maureen Gilligan Mrs. Margaret Bergh Ms. Alyson Courain Mr. Pat Gilligan Berkshire Hathaway Home Services NJ Properties Mr. Michael Cowart Ms. Allison Glad Ms. Samantha Berry Ms. Jennifer Cox Ms. Sally Glick Mr. Tom Beversluis Mr. Frank Cursi Ms. Alyssa Godesky Mrs. Danica Bialosuknia Ms. Amy Dahn Mr. Alan Goldberg Mrs. Patricia Bing Mr. Feizhen Dang Ms. Tatiana Goldenberg Mr. David and Mrs. Theresa Blackwell Ms. Tiffany Daugherty Ms. Karen Goldman Mr. Alastair Blackwell Mr. Jackson Day Ms. Jennifer Gonzales-Frisbie Mr. Deron Blair Ms. Karen Dealaman Mr. Steve Goscinski Ms. Sandy Blum Mr. Mark Del Mauro Ms. Rachel Gossett Ms. Pamela Bogart Ms. Merle Del Polito Mr. Kevin and Mrs. Sandra Gould Ms. Joan Bogusat Mr. John DelMauro Ms. Kristen Graeber Ms. Elaine Bower Mr. Steven Dennis Mr. Neil Grassie Mr. Dean and Mrs. Nancy Braithwaite Mr. Joe DeSabia Mr. Joseph Greco Ms. Sam Brandes Ms. Jeananne Devaney Ms. Julie Green Ms. Virginia Brennan Mr. Calum Dewar Ms. Jane G. Greenblatt Mrs. Joyce Brocaglia Mr. John deWysocki Ms. Kathleen Greene Ms. Rori Broggi Mr. Daniel Dhuyvetter Ms. Laura Greenwald and Mr. David Strom Ms. Jo Brower Mr. Joseph Di Toro Ms. Sheira Greenwald and Mr. Elihu Davison Mr. Jeffrey Brown Mr. Timothy Diaz Mr. John and Mrs. Leah Griffith

2020 Annual Report 19 Thank YouTO OUR GENEROUS CONTRIBUTORS Mr. Christopher Grimes Mr. Mason Kirsch Mrs. Deborah McCollough Ms. Stacie Guirguis Wanic Mr. Kenneth Klein Mr. Graham McConnell Mr. Ravikiran Gujju Ms. Carolyn Kleinman Mr. Keith McCormick Mr. Timothy and Mrs. Nancy Gustavson Ms. Lesley Kleiven Ms. Anne McCormick Ms. Pamela Haake Ms. Jini Koh Ms. Jennifer McCulloch Ms. Lisa Haarmann Mr. Steven Kohart Mr. Mark and Mrs. Mary Beth McDonough Ms. Kelsea Habecker Mr. Joseph and Ms. Barbara Komoroski Ms. Eileen McKegney Mrs. Julia Hallberg Mr. Jed Kornbluh Ms. Shannon McKenna Ms. Mary Ellen Hancock Ms. Elizabeth Koscianski McKinsey & Co. Ms. Becky Hansen Mr. and Ms. Walter Krich Mr. Matt and Mrs. Amy McLaughlin Ms. Carolyn Harding Mrs. Carolyn Krug Ms. Sherri McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Harding Kubale Family Foundation Ms. Ellen McSherry Ms. Juli Harpell-Elam Mr. William Kuhne Mr. Steven Meglio Ms. Josette Harris Ms. Manoj Kulkarni Mr. Hind Merabet Ms. Kathryn Hart Mr. Fred Kuntzman Mr. Frank Merckx Mr. Richard and Mrs. Jacquelyn Hartley Ms. Jane Kurek and Mr. Michael Kurek Ms. Debi Merz-Bennett Mr. Nick Hartoularos Ms. Diane Kwitnicki Mr. Michael Meyer Ms. Tracy Hassan Ms. Eden Kyse Ms. Carissa Meyer Mrs. Barbara Hatzel Ms. Erin Laber Mr. James Meyer Mr Debra A. Haverson Mrs. Linda Laidlaw Meyersville Presbyterian Church Mr. Thomas and Ms. Valerie Haverty Ms. Anastasia Lampadarios Mr. Louis Miao Ms. Terry Havrisko Mr. Alex Langlois Ms. Gediminas Mikaliunas Ms. Rebecca Hawkins Mr. Frederick and Mrs. Susan Lappin Mr. Robert Mina Ms. Kristin Hayes Mr. Stuart Lasser and Ms. Tracey Ibsen Mr. Thomas Minogue Mr. Mitch Hecht Ms. Lora Lattanzi Mr. Bernard Moens Ms. Susan and Mr. James Heineman Ms. Joann LaVorgna and Ms. Lois Palio Ms. Rebecca Moody Ms. Suzanne Hengstler Mr. Paul G. Lehmann Mr. Matthew Morgan Mrs. Joyce C. Henry Mr. James Leight Mr. Brian Morgan Mr. Francis and Mrs. Florance Henry Ms. Laurie Leinwand Morris County Chapter of the Links, Inc. Mr. Paul Herendeen Mrs. Carol and Mr. Charles Leiwant Mr. Matthew Morrison Herman Family Giving Fund Ms. Elise Lev Mr. Timothy Moynihan Mr. Paul and Mrs. Nuala Heron Ms. Diana Levy MUFG Union Bank Ms. Sarah Hersey Ms. Elizabeth Lewis Mr. Paul Muir Hildale Park Presbyterian Ms. Pia Licciardi Ms. Vanessa Mulligan Ms. Margaret Hillis Ms. Jessica Liconti Mr. and Ms. Stephen J. Muretta Mr. David Hinckley and Ms. Francis Wood Ms. Marjorie List Ms. Theresa D. Murphy Ms. Theresa Hinton Mr. John Lister Ms. Margaret D. Murphy Mr. Jeff Hitland Mr. and Ms. Ronald Litchkowski Ms. Patricia A. Murphy Ms. Katherine Hobson Ms. Judith Livant LPC, LCADC Ms. Margaret Murphy Ms. Lauren Hollender Mr. David Lohuis Mr. Kevin Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Brad Hopton Ms. Jennifer Lok Ms. Lynn Murphy Ms. Elizabeth Horn Mrs. Colette Lomax and Mr. Nathaniel Lomax Mr. Edwin and Ms. Diane Murray Ms. Pamela Huelster Ms. Janit London Ms. Allison Murray Mr. and Ms. Michael J. Humienny Mr. Marc Lorenti Mr. Jerome Mychalowych Mrs. Marcia K. Hunter Ms. Barbara Loughran Ms. Ramya Nair Ms. Danielle Hurlburt Ms. Barbara Lowry and Mr. Les Zellan Ms. Marci Needle Ms. Sarah Hurley Mr. Gregory Lowry Ms. Lynn E. Nelson Mr. Jeffrey Hurwitz Ms. Sasha Lucas Netflix Mr. and Mrs. Mamoun Hussein Mr. Brendan Lynch Mr. James and Ms. Sandra Newfrock Mr. Ned Hux Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lyon Mr. James Newman Ms. Shari Hymes Ms. Stephanie Macejko News Corp Ms. Sue Idleman Ms. Joanne Machalaba Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nicastro Ms. Sheila Ingraham Mr. Joseph Madison Mrs. Eleanor Nice and Mr. Stanley Nice International Friendship Club Ms. Colleen Maguire Ms. Dawn Nicewarner Ms. Amanda Irace Mr. and Ms. Edward A. Malone Mr. Robert Norkin Ms. Renee Jacobs Ms. Jennifer Manbeck Ms. Deborah Nungester Mr. Chris Janish Ms. Marilyn Maney Mr. Rungano Nyambuya Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Janiszewski Mrs. Cathleen M. Mann Ms. Patricia O’Brien Jeri and Matt Frankel Charitable Fund Mr. Christopher Maravilla Ms. Stephanie O’Callaghan Mr. Harold E. Johnson Marianne Sweeney Charitable Fund Mr. Steve O’Connor Ms. Dawn Johnson Ms. Helias Marinakos Mr. Simon Oddy Mr. John Johnston Ms. Vanessa Marling Ms. Genevieve Offemaria Mr. Patrick and Mrs. Christina Jonas Ms. Liz Massena Mr. Bruce and Mrs. Mary Oliver Ms. Maryanne Jonas Ms. Berenice Matos Mr. Jerry and Mrs. Laura Olivo Jonathan and Suzanne Glenn Family Foundation Fund Ms. Mary Matosian Mr. Arnold M. Olshan Mr. Mark Kafafian Mr. Michael Mauriello Mr. Hans Oriol Ms. Susan Karlowitz Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Christine Maxwell Ms. Maureen O’Rourke Mr. Ruchi Kaul Ms. Casey Maxwell Mr. Michael and Mrs. Vicki O’Rourke Ms. Rosie Kay Mr. and Ms. Patrick J. McAndrew Mr. Ivone Orozco-Parra Mr. Paul Kelman Ms. Leah McBride Ms. Karen A. Ostrander Ms. Helena Kernier Mrs. Linda H. McCabe Ms. Stella Ott

20 2020 Annual Report Mrs. Maria and Mr. Paul Palamara Mr. Reza Salamatian Mr. John Thomas Mr. Spencer Parcel Ms. Augusta Sanfilippo Mr. Michael Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pastore Mr. Jose Santinho Ms. Joan M. Thuebel Ms. Nazima Patankar Ms. Anabela Santos Ms. Nancy Timko Ms. Jill Paz Mr. Naveen Sarma Mr. Michael P. Tippner Mr. Paul Pazniokas and Ms. Pam Mondelli Ms. Francis Sarno Mr. Sean K. Toale Mr. Michael Peia Mr. Anand Sastry Ms. Margaret Tobias Mr. Ivan Perez Ms. Beth Savage Tom McCarthy Associates INC Ms. Stacy Perl Ms. Alda Savite Ms. Jessica Tomalo Mr. Drew Persson Ms. Jill Scanlan Mr. Jeffrey Tomalo Ms. Camille Pesce Mr. Leonard and Ms. Rosalie Scara Ms. Jayne Traurig Ms. Diana Peters Ms. Kate Scarpa Mr. Raymond Trevisan Ms. Kaitlin Pettersen Mr. and Ms. Douglas Schaenen Ms. Milerka Trinidad Mr. Laurence Pfeffer Mr. Daniel Schensul Ms. Dragana Trivic Pfizer Inc Mr. Francis Schissler Ms. Rosemary Troccoli Ms. Kimberly Phelan Ms. Gretchen Schoenhaar Mrs. Mindy Turner Mr. Robert Picerni Mr. Christopher Schwarber Mr. William and Mrs. Annette Tyler Reverend David Pickens Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Schwartz United Methodist Church of Green Village Ms. Linda Pierce Ms. Kayla Scippa Ms. Gretel Uptegrove Ms. Eileen Pierson Ms. Isobel Scott Ms. Diane Van Doren Miss Marisa Pisano Ms. Patrice Scully Ms. Kelly Varga Ms. Michele Plaut Mr. Mark Seffinger Ms. Priyankaa Vijayakumar Ms. Charlene Polin Ms. Elizabeth Seitz Ms. Heather Vimba Ms. Kara Pollard Ms. Christine Sellitti Ms. M. Elaine Vincent Ms. Amy Pompliano Mr. Paul Selver and Ms. Ellen Selver Ms. Linda K. Vivilecchia Ms. Amudha Poola Ms. Deborah Seminerio Ms. Jamie von Ameln Ms. Beth Poore and Mr. Richard Poore Mrs. Susan Shasa Mrs. Margaret Von Der Linde Mr. Anthony and Mrs. Roseann Pospishil Ms. Theresa Shaw Ms. Kristina Von Esch Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Potkalesky Ms. Tara Sheeleigh Voya Financial Mr. Damien Power Ms. Meredith Shinn Ms. Veronica Vros Ms. Teresa Preskar Ms. Tarique Shoman Mr. Keith Wacker Mr. and Mrs. James J. Pshick Mr. Patrick Shrout and Ms. Jane Hanson Mr. Hugo Walker Ms. Eileen Quinn Mr. Stephen Shyne and Mrs. Mary Ellen O’Connor Shyne Mr. Justin Walter Mr. Jonathan and Ms. Bethany Rabinowitz Ms. Lauren Silverman Ms. Lydia Wang Ms. Marci Racaniello Ms. Ihyisha Simms Ms. Catherine Weiss Rachelle and Jack Markowitz Charitable Fund Mr. Neal and Mrs. Jenica Siniscalco Mr. Robert Weitzner Dr. and Mrs. Ramjee Raghavan Ms. Barb Sinnott Ms. Linda Wellbrock Ms. Pranita Raghavan Ms. Camilla Sivertsson Mr. Christopher Wells Ms. Una Raghavan Mr. Doug Skorny Ms. Brooke Westemeier Mr. Harish Ramaswami Ms. Carol G. Sly Ms. Elizabeth Whitaker Ms. Eileen Rath Ms. Noelle Smith Mrs. Jessica Whitsitt Mr. Tony Recine Ms. Amy Smith Mr. and Mrs. George V. Wiener Ms. Jacqueline Rees Ms. Deborah Smith Mr. Raymond Wierzbicki Mrs. Nancy Reeves Mr. Gennadiy Smolyanskiy Ms. Gaby Wilday Ms. Tara Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Snook Mr. Sean Wilhelm Reliable Subpoena Service LLC Mr. Darrin Sohre William C Sweeney Family Fund Ms. Christine Reynolds Ms. Marjorie Solomon Ms. Madison Williams Mr. Peter Riario Ms. Caitlyn Song Ms. Lynn Williams Ms. Kingsley Richardson Mr. Jay Spector Ms. Rebecca Williams Ms. Linda Riffkin Ms. Maureen St John Breen Ms. Susan Williams Ms. Kimberly Robbins Ms. Ann Stallard Mr. Robert Wintz Robert Goodheart Giving Fund Mrs. Cathy Standfast Ms. Barbara Wisotsky Ms. Randi Roberts Ms. Susan Stanek Ms. Margaret Witt Mr. Desmond and Mrs. Martha Robinson Mr. Lee Stanhope and Mrs. Carol Stanhope Ms. Jennifer Wolf Ms. Mary B. Rogers Mr. Miroslav Stanis Ms. Laverne R. Wolfanger Ms. Dora Romagnuolo Mr. Randall Steketee Ms. Fern Wolkin Ms. Laura Romain Ms. Karen Stepsus Ms. Mary Jo Woodford Ms. Jocelyn Roman Mr. Jeffrey and Mrs. Sandra Stiles Mrs. Barbara K. Woodhull Ms. Lynn Romeo Ms. Melinda Stone Ms. Leah Woodward Mr. Matthew Ronan Ms. Sue Ellen Strong Ms. Kelly Wunder Mr. Douglas and Mrs. Tamara Roselius Ms. Anandhi Subramanian Ms. Nancy Wynant Ms. Rebecca Roselli Mr. and Mrs. Robert Suhoski Mr. Marcus T. Wynn Rosen Family Fund Mrs. Suzanne and Mr. Thomas Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yengle Mr. Randy and Mrs. Patricia Rossilli Ms. Pamela Summers Ms. Crystal Young Mrs. Carol Rufener Ms. Winnie Tang Mr. Donato Zecchino Mrs. Laura Russell Ms. Alice Tarone Ms. Victoria Zecchino Mr. Blair Ryan Mr. Anthony Tasso Ms. Joey L. Zeltner Ms. Kathleen Sabia-Cahill Ms. Julie Taylor Ms. Cynthia L. Zey Ms. Simran Sachdeva Mr. Jeremy Teigen Ms. Stephanie Zikra Mr. Srinivasan Sadasivam Textile Trolley Ms. Kathryn Zisa Ms. Carol Sagal Ms. Elizabeth Thomas Ms. Ruth Zowader

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