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ANNUAL REPORT 2005

…securing a permanent, nurturing environment for every child

SUPPORT CENTER FOR CHILD ADVOCATES 1900 CHERRY STREET , PA 19103

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Message from the President of trainings for lawyers and other child-serving professionals. Members of our Client Advisory Board the Board of Directors and the testified in the General Assembly in dramatic fashion, Executive Director sharing their often disturbing accounts of their experiences in foster care and offering We are pleased to report to our generous and faithful recommendations for reform, such as the Foster Child supporters on the many exciting happenings at the Bill of Rights. Support Center for Child Advocates in 2004-2005. Completing the 28th year of service to our Financially, we have restored our long tradition of community’s most vulnerable children, the Staff, balanced budgeting. Committed to fiscal integrity Board of Directors and Volunteers can be proud of and sound stewardship of our resources, the agency their accomplishments. weathered the deficit of the preceding year with targeted budget cuts and increased fundraising The courts and community efforts. Our dedicated staff bore continued to look to Child Advocates much of this load, and for the to serve its troubled children and future we hope to endow our difficult cases. Teaming our Child agency with the resources to Advocate Social Workers and Staff ensure that our professionals can Attorneys with Volunteer Attorneys focus and thrive without these from across the region, we Alan M. Sandals distractions. represented more than 680 abused and neglected children. Our staff answered hundreds In all, we raised $2 Million — Frank P. Cervone of additional inquiries from callers in our own area quite an impressive total! With and from around the nation about children’s legal most of our funding support coming from non- cases, litigation strategies and theories of law, government sources, we continue to rely heavily on treatment needs and educational opportunities, and the charitable giving of individuals, law firms and concerns for children in need of care and protection. corporations, and more than 30 foundations. In We remain the place for the community to call when particular, we appreciate the support of extraordinary it needs a lawyer for an abused child. institutional funders in 2004-2005 including the Independence Foundation, the Horace Goldsmith The year was rich in accomplishments, led by an Foundation, and the Nelson Foundation. The extraordinary level of volunteerism. More than 300 Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation graciously attorneys and paralegals were active during the year supported production of this Annual Report. and we trained 170 new volunteers. Child Advocacy Practice Groups, a model of pro bono support and For the future, we have convened the Child Advocates service, which we started almost a decade ago, have Leadership Council chaired by the Honorable Jane been established in 11 Philadelphia-area law firms. In Greenspan and Eleanor Thompson, Esq. of so many of our cases, Volunteers are creating Independence Blue Cross. We will conduct our first promising, productive relationships with young Charity Golf Tournament in 2006, and celebrate 30 people who desperately need lawyers and friends. years of service to children in 2007. Our Board of Directors and Staff will engage in a long-range We moved ahead impressively in our Outcomes planning process as well as a reconstituted Research Project, collecting data on more than 100 cases closed and Evaluation Committee. in the second half of the year. Both locally and through the National Children’s Law Network, Child Thank you for being part of our essential work! There Advocates is evaluating an exhaustive checklist of is much more for us to do, together! strategies and outcomes regarding permanency, well- being and criminal prosecution of alleged abusers. We want to inform our practice with these and similar ALAN M. SANDALS objective performance measures, so that we can know President, Board of Directors how we are doing for our kids. FRANK P. CERVONE Statewide, we continue to shape law and practice for Executive Director children with appellate work, participation in Supreme Court and state legislative studies, and

COMING EVENTS 2006 — MARK YOUR CALENDAR! Spring Fashion Event – Nieman Marcus – King of Prussia – Stay tuned! Annual Benefit Reception – Late April or Early May 2006 – Cocktail Party, Silent and Live Auctions, Celebration of our Distinguished Advocates and Judge Lois G. Forer Child Advocacy Award Recipient. 27th Annual Philadelphia Bar Association Run/Walk – May 21, 2006 – Proceeds now benefit Child Advocates exclusively! Child Advocates First Annual Golf Outing – October 16, 2006 – Huntingdon Valley Country Club – You do not want to miss this exciting new event!

Our sincere appreciation to George & Lyn Ross for opening their home to Child Advocates for an April Cocktail Party to honor our Major Donors of Champions for Children 2005! SCCA Annual Report 11/9/05 1:08 PM Page 3

Support Center for Child Advocates MISSION STATEMENT To advocate for victims of child abuse and neglect in Philadelphia with the goal of securing a permanent, nurturing environment for every child. Program and Activities 2004 – 2005 parents were either unwilling or unable to care for him at home. Child Advocates seeks to protect children by securing social services, finding alternative homes Volunteer Attorney Stephen Paul, M.D. of White and helping them testify in court. The agency and and Williams LLP and Child Advocate Social its volunteers represented 680 children in the fiscal Worker Chandra Palmer worked exhaustively with year July 1, 2004 to June 30, 2005, while assisting a team of medical providers and petitioned Family professionals and others in addressing the needs of Court for intervention. The Department of Human hundreds of others through advice and referrals. For Services (DHS) refused to open Brian’s case in court all of the children committed to our care, we work to because they did not feel it met the criteria for ensure safety, health, education, family permanency dependency. The Governor’s Office and executives and access to justice. Child Advocates services are from the Office of Mental Health Services were offered to children in five Core Programs: Child contacted and a community-based home was Protection, Medically Needy Children, Kinship Care, developed for Brian. Brian was also placed in a local Adoption and Child Advocacy Leadership. school and he finally started a new life with his peers outside the hospital environment. By all accounts, Child Protection he thrived in his new home. Child Advocates trains volunteer attorneys and Unfortunately, a few months later Brain was then teams each attorney with a staff Social admitted to The Children’s Hospital of Worker. Together they stand as the Child Advocate Philadelphia and required surgery for a tumor on for each child client, as counsel and guardian ad his brain. Sadly, Brian lost his battle for life in litem, to ensure health and safety. In addition to the February 2005. benefits of direct legal advocacy, Child Advocates offers role-modeling and mentoring for their young Kinship Care clients. More than 90 percent of our child clients were Grandparents raising their grandchildren is not a served under the Child Protection Program. new phenomenon, but in the last decade the “Mackenzie” was sexually abused by a friend of practice has grown enormously. The reasons for her parents who had been given unlimited access to children’s formal or informal placement with relative her in exchange for drugs. Volunteer Attorney caregivers include parental abuse, neglect, Raymond McCullough and Child Advocate abandonment, addiction, incarceration and Social Worker Diane Jackson represented HIV/AIDS. The Kinship Care Program addresses the Mackenzie throughout the arduous process of a needs of these children and their relative caregivers by criminal trial. The defendant was convicted and providing legal representation and developing policies sentenced to 22 to 44 years in prison. Mackenzie that support kinship families on the local, state and lived in two foster homes and had one psychiatric national levels. In Kids n’ Kin, a partnership program hospitalization before she was placed in a home with the Philadelphia Society for Services to Children where she was able to bond with a foster parent and (PSSC), children living with family members are thrive. Her foster parent was granted permanent referred to both agencies from the Department of legal custody in May 2005. Human Services (DHS). In a joint effort with PSSC we published the manual Kids n’ Kin: A Handbook for Medically Needy Children Relative Caregivers which is used to train professionals In the Medically Needy Children Program, the and lay caregivers. Child Advocates works with relative Child Advocate team works to improve the health caregivers to secure insurance rights for children and and well-being of individual children with serious financial assistance to help relative caregivers raise and chronic medical needs who are subject to children coming to their home. In some cases, Child protective proceedings in Family Court. Focused Advocates paves the way for adoption so that a relative on health-related outcomes, this collaboration assures caregiver can make a permanent home for the child. the child of comprehensive representation, utilizing When adoption is not appropriate or desirable, Child all resources available through the court systems and Advocates ensures that relative caregivers have the public services. We fight to secure therapeutic appropriate custodial relationship with the children in services, special education, respite care, and accessible their care. transportation and facilities. Thirty-four children “Stephanie” and her three younger siblings, ages 2 with special medical needs were represented through to 13, lived in an unstable environment with a this program this year. mother who suffered from mental illness and a “Brian” was born with severe medical problems father who was a substance abuser and rarely at and at the age of six had never known life outside home. Volunteer Attorney David Rovner worked of the hospital. Despite the fact that he had with Child Advocate Social Worker Daryl Conner attained medical stability and could have left the to advocate for the best interests of all the children. hospital for an appropriate home setting, his After months of litigation and supervision by SCCA Annual Report 11/9/05 1:08 PM Page 4

DHS. Stephanie and her three siblings were system. They have been generous with their time in adjudicated dependent by a judge. All four children speaking before groups of potential funders. are currently doing well and living with their Child Advocates Client Advisory Board Members maternal grandmother. Donna Felton Smallwood, Valarie Fritsch and Adoption Edward Lewis testified at the State Capitol in Harrisburg before the General Permanency remains the goal of our work and the Assembly’s Joint State Government Commission Task mission of our agency. In child welfare cases some Force on Child Welfare Services. Their testimony was children will need new homes and families in order to riveting as they spoke of their experiences of living in live wholesome lives. We are pleased to report that the foster care system. They were honored with a Child Advocates represented 29 children who were standing ovation from the entire Senate of adopted this year! Pennsylvania. Faced with a troubling legislative challenge to the Frank Cervone served as co-director of the National opportunity for all persons to adopt, we helped create Children’s Law Network, a consortium of eight non- the statewide Value All Families Coalition to join profit children’s law centers from across the nation labor, religious and advocacy groups and we held a providing children’s legal representation that involves news conference at our office. Continuing efforts will pro bono attorneys. An anonymous donor provided focus on getting adoption legislation passed that does not erode some important elements of adoption: the subsidy available under The Client Advisory Board…these young federal law for special-needs adoptions and the right of gay and lesbian parents adults know first-hand the benefits and to adopt children. shortcomings of the services offered by our agency “Nicholas” saw his father kill his and of the foster care system. mother when he was eleven years old. He and his little brother did not have other family financial support for the creation of the Network, to that could take care of them and they were placed promote effectiveness and growth, to identify concrete in a foster home. His father was later charged with outcomes and measures, to improve the quality of murder and Nicholas had to testify at the trial. counsel and representation provided to children, and Volunteer Attorney Edward Louden and Child to deliver a coordinated message for effective change Advocate Social Worker A.B. Clarke advocated for on vital national issues of policy and practice for Nicholas during this difficult time. Nicholas and children. The Network is working to broaden his brother are now in therapy and were recently opportunities for sustained support by expanding the adopted by a loving family. capacity of each individual children’s law center and by forging a collaboration with greater national impact Child Advocacy Leadership affecting justice for children. As part of the group’s The Child Advocacy Leadership Program efforts to improve educational opportunities and addresses issues and trends on the local, state and achievement for youths involved with the courts, the national scenes. Child Advocates is expanding its Network Partners have been active over the last year to focus from representation of individual children to carry the message In School, The Right School, Finish addressing gaps in service and policy development, School to professional audiences all over the country. promoting training for high quality representation In May the group published an 80-page training and service and developing outcomes measurement manual addressing this topic. tools for organizations and lawyers representing children in the child welfare setting. Child Advocates Supervising Attorney Marguerite C. Gualtieri completed a three-year term as co-chair of the Children’s Rights Litigation Committee of the American Bar Association, Litigation Section. The Committee promotes the creation and improvement of children’s law programs around the country. Child Advocates attorneys were active in local bar leadership work. Our efforts continued to address certification, training, performance standards and adequate compensation for court-appointed private counsel for children and parents in dependency and adoption proceedings. We convened the monthly Law Enforcement Child Abuse Project (LECAP) for its 20th consecutive year, chaired by Volunteer Attorney Paula Weiss and hosted by Wolf Block LLP. This year saw the successful formation of a wonderful new addition for our agency, the Client Advisory Board, whose members are young adults who were once our child clients. These young adults know first-hand the benefits and shortcomings of the services offered by our agency and of the foster care SCCA Annual Report 11/9/05 1:08 PM Page 5

CHILD ADVOCATES’ ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF FISCAL YEAR 2004 - 2005 • Over 300 active volunteer attorneys and paralegals represented 680 children. • Child Advocates trained 170 new volunteer attorneys who represented 118 children. • Agency started five new Child Advocacy Practice Groups in law firms. • Champions for Children May 2005 Annual Benefit Reception raised record amount of $218,096. • 26th Annual Philadelphia Bar Association Run/Walk raised net amount of $64,516. • 1900 Cherry Street $2.5 million Capital Campaign reached $2,262,804. • Child Advocates made list of the Top Twenty Donor Designated Agencies in 2004 of United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania with more than $100,000 raised through United Way. • Agency supported by over 600 new donors in 2004-2005. • Client Advisory Board members received a standing ovation after testifying at PA General Assembly’s Task Force on Services to Children and Youth in Harrisburg. • National Children’s Law Network published their handbook, In School, The Right School, Finish School, A Guide to Improving Educational Opportunities for Court-Involved Youth. • Agency collaborated with Women’s Law Project in publishing, Deciding Child Custody When There is Domestic Violence: A Benchbook for Pennsylvania Courts. • Agency created Child Advocates Outcomes Measurement process for all cases at closing. • Child Advocates trained 130 victim services professionals in Wilkes-Barre, and Philadelphia. • Members of the Client Advisory Board made presentations at June 2005 Conference One Child, Many Hands: A Multidisciplinary Conference on Child Welfare conducted by the Field Center for Children’s Policy, Practice and Research of the University of Pennsylvania. • Child Advocates convened an intensive two-day training program for experienced professionals to address the intersection of domestic violence, substance abuse and child abuse issues, hosted by PECO/. • More than 200 attorneys attended two full-day Volunteer Training Workshops under the auspices of the Pennsylvania Bar Education Center and our agency. • Executive Director Frank Cervone was elected Vice-Chair of the Board of the Pennsylvania Children’s Trust Fund. Mr. Cervone was also honored with LaSalle University’s Signum Fidei Award.

GIVE TO UNITED WAY! United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania’s Fall 2005 Campaign has begun! Child Advocates relies on donor option giving to continue to offer vital services to children. Our Specific Need Code is 00535. If you are a federal employee, and would like to make a donation to Child Advocates, our Combined Federal Campaign Code is 9204. Thank you!

CHILD ADVOCACY PRACTICE GROUPS ARE A GROWING TREND! Child Advocacy Practice Groups are comprised of attorneys within a firm who are handling our cases. The groups provide a sense of community and camaraderie for our volunteers as well as a forum for discussion of the legal and social service issues that arise. Practice Groups strengthen our capacity to serve children by promoting a “teamwork” approach to our cases. The Practice Groups also build capacity for volunteerism across the region. For example, the Cozen O’Connor Child Advocacy Practice group — the first in the nation — now has at least 43 lawyers in two offices, representing children in Philadelphia and with the Montgomery County Child Advocacy Project in Norristown, PA. There are currently eleven Child Advocates Practice Groups at area firms, five of whom joined us in the last year! We plan to expand the existing groups to include more volunteer lawyers, and to increase the number of Law Firm Practice Groups. In addition, we plan to form a Practice Group for Solo Practitioners and other non-firm lawyers. The Solo Practitioner Group will address issues particular to volunteers who may not have support staff or a peer group with whom to discuss case issues. This group will meet at Child Advocates and be facilitated by a Child Advocates staff member. Thanks for your Practice Group Partnership with Child Advocates!

• Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP • Fox Rothschild LLP • Andrews & Ingersoll LLP • Hecker Brown Sherry and Johnson LLP • LLP • Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP • Cozen O’Connor • LLP • LLP • Saul Ewing LLP • LLP SCCA Annual Report 11/9/05 1:08 PM Page 6

Spring Fashion Event Our successful new Friendraiser! A Spring Fashion Event was held at Paula Hian Designs on April 6, 2005. Internationally acclaimed clothing designer, Paula Hian invited us to her fashion atelier on Gay Street in Manayunk. Our thanks to Paula Hian, Ruth Hian, Andrea Broad and Rhoda Temkin for a beautiful evening of fashion and new friends! Rave reviews go to our lovely volunteer models Kate Scott, Alexis Tannenbaum and Liza Rosencranz. SCCA Annual Report 11/9/05 1:08 PM Page 7

CHAMPIONS FOR CHILDREN 2005 BENEFIT RECEPTION Our most successful event ever! We could not have done it without you!! Teri R. Simon, Co-Chair Catherine Conway Joan M. Smith, Co-Chair June Dunwell Jane Barr Pino, Jane Barr Pino & Associates Terri Gallagher Patty Barr Russo, Jane Barr Pino & Associates Francis M. Hadden Raymond L. McCullough, Kathy Lewin Auction Committee Chair Nancy Mangini Gerald P. Becker, Master of Ceremonies Sharon & Joe McGinley Mike Trudgeon, Reliable Copy Service Dolores Miller Mike Browne, Reliable Copy Service Susie Osborne Kevin Dow, Wachovia Linda Palantine Susan Johnson, Wachovia Ralph Palantine Toplin & Associates Lorraine Shelkin Rachel Amara, Philadelphia’s WB 17 Cares Joyce Sloan Anna Pace Atchick Frank Smith Deborah A. Azarewicz Jane Sneff Frances Azarewicz Signe Wilkinson Pat Bossert Joe Yamaoka Andrea Broad Celine Young Andrea Brophy Many thanks to Raymond L. McCullough for his extraordinary efforts as Chair of the Auction Committee. Silent and live auctions and raffle raised almost $30,000 this year. Child Advocates would like to recognize our partner in this event, Philadelphia’s WB 17 Cares, a fund of the McCormick Tribune Foundation.

CHAMPIONS FOR CHILDREN 2005 BENEFIT RECEPTION HONOREES Wachovia Bank — Recipient of the 2005 Judge Lois G. Forer Child Advocacy Award Distinguished Advocates • Children’s Crisis Treatment Center — CCTC is committed to providing high quality, comprehensive mental health services to Philadelphia’s neediest children and their families. • Amy M. Foran of Day & Zimmermann — Ms. Foran has a great facility for working with clients and their families. With the aid of her legal assistant, Madeline Santiago, who contributes her translation skills for Spanish speaking clients, Ms. Foran has provided an invaluable team for many cases over the years. • Angelo P. Giardino, M.D. — A pediatrician, hospital administrator and community activist, Dr. Giardino is admired for his creative genius for improving access to health care, improving the quality of health care for children and for his ability to engage other disciplines in this process. • Michael D. Homans, Flaster Greenberg — Ms. Homans is a longtime volunteer who ten years ago took over a complex case involving five siblings with a drug addicted mother who was unable to care for them. He followed the children through multiple foster care placements and has worked to help them get the skills they needed for independent living. • Alba E. Martinez, CEO United Way of Southeastern PA — During her tenure as Commissioner of the Department of Human Services, Ms. Martinez was inclusive in reaching out to agencies in the community to open up the process of gathering information to improve the services offered by DHS. • Peter J. Mooney, White & Williams — Mr. Mooney is a longtime volunteer who is generous with his expertise as an experienced litigator for a legally complicated case or with a contested hearing. • Gina Maisto Smith, Assistant District Attorney — In a twenty-year career as a child abuse prosecutor, Ms. Smith has manifested an empathic sensitivity to the experience of children who have been victimized. Her diligence in preparing for trial and her talent for presentation of a case is only surpassed by her skill for making a real connection with the child and involving the jury in that relationship.

Our deep appreciation goes to Teri Simon and Joan Smith for co- chairing our most successful Benefit Reception to date! This event raised a net total of $218,096. SCCA Annual Report 11/9/05 1:08 PM Page 8

OUR VOLUNTEER ATTORNEYS WHO REPRESENTED CHILDREN THIS YEAR Anne Marie Aaronson Pepper Hamilton LLP Kathy L. Echternach Stone Partnership, Inc. Donna L. Adelsberger Donna Adelsberger & Associates Natalie G. Einsig Michael E. Adler Blank Rome LLP Pamela P. Ende Alison C. Altman Philadelphia Volunteers for the Aaron Ettelman Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Indigent Program Christopher E. Ezold Nancy O’Mara Ezold, P.C. Stephen J. Anderer Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP Shannon Farmer Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP Jerrold P. Anders White and Williams LLP Deborah A. Fegan Law Offices of Deborah Fagan Bruce D. Armon Saul Ewing LLP J. Bradley Fewell Exelon Generation Stanley R. Askin S. Askin, Esquire Andrea J. Finamore Philadelphia Housing Authority Gwilym J. Attwell Cozen O’Connor Jonathan Fischbach Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Joseph Baldassari Furey & Baldassari Ronald Fisher Blank Rome LLP David Banks Banks and Banks Brenda Flock Northeast Treatment Centers Cristiana Barkhouse Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Susan Flynn EEOC Eliana Barnes Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP Regina Foley Raynes McCarty John F. Barrett Wagenfeld Levine LLP Amy M. Foran Day & Zimmermann Group, Inc. Richard B. Bateman Karen L. Forman Saul Ewing LLP Barbara R. Beckman Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP Anthony Fratianne Unruh, Turner, Burke & Frees, PC David C. Berman A. Nicole Friant Duane Morris LLP Marianne Bessey Dechert LLP Jill Friedman Bruce H. Bikin Montgomery, McCracken, Walker & Tracy Z. Frisch Reed Smith LLP Rhoads, LLP Kristin O. Fromal Molly Birmingham Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP Nancy H. Fullam McEldrew & Fullam, P.C. Susan B. Blumenfeld Willig, Williams & Davidson Alfred Fuscaldo Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Robert B. Bodzin Kleinbard, Bell & Brecker LLP Daniel J. Gallagher ACE INA Holdings, Inc. Sherry F. Bove Hausch & Bove LLP Jennifer P. Gallagher Margaret M. Boyce Vincent F. Garrity Duane Morris LLP Jennifer L. Bragg Law Offices of Jennifer L. Bragg, LLC Joan Gaughan Office of Joan Gaughan John J. Branigan Branigan & Ortiz, LLC, P.C. Alexandra C. Gaugler Miller, Alfano & Raspanti, P.C. Scott M. Brevic Merck & Co., Inc. Cheryl B. Gelber Jeannette M. Brian Conrad O’Brien Gellman & Rohn, P.C. Karen Geld Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Michael P. Broadhurst Blank Rome LLP Hippel LLP David J. Brooman Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP Kelly Gibson Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP Matthew E. Brown Pepper Hamilton LLP Rachel W. Glavis Law Offices of Rachel Glavis Sharon Browning Philadelphia Volunteers for the Jessica C. Goebeler Montgomery, McCracken, Walker & Indigent Program Rhoads, LLP Kristi M. Bushner Robyn Goldenberg Saltz Mongeluzzi Barrett & Colleen Butcher Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Bendesky PC Dennis Butler Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Jill R. Goldman ARM Eastern Casualty Kristine Calalang Berner & Klaw Maria I. Gonzalez Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Peggy S. Carver Josephine A. Graham Social Security Administration Candace Centeno White and Williams LLP James K. Grasty GlaxoSmithKline Cynthia M. Certo Rawle & Henderson LLP Mary Beth H. Gray Steiker, Fischer, Edwards & Amara S. Chaudhry Greenapple, P.C. Emily B. Cherniak Law Office of Jack McMahon Jody B. Greenberg Joan Clarke Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP Peggy B. Greenfeld Reed Smith LLP Terri W. Claybrook , Inc. Alan R. Gries Hecker Brown Sherry and Johnson LLP Deborah F. Cohen Pepper Hamilton LLP Francis M. Hadden Hecker Brown Sherry and Johnson LLP Pauline C. Cohen James P. Hadden Marks, O’Neill, O’Brien & Courtney Karen Conn Schubert, Bellwoar, Cahill & Quinn P.C. Julia H. Haines Hoke Consulting Chad Cooper Dorothy A. Hamill Sirlin Gallogly & Lesser, PC Deborah A. Crinigan White and Williams LLP Tara P. Hammons Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Francis X. Crowley Blank Rome LLP Matthew J. Hank Pepper Hamilton LLP Cheryl Cutrona Good Shepherd Mediation Program Russell Hartz SAP America, Inc. Jeffrey K. Daman Dechert LLP Michael Hayes Montgomery, McCracken, Walker & Jason A. Daria Feldman, Shepherd, Wohlgelernter, Rhoads, LLP Tanner and Weinstock Ian Hemphill Kelly L. Darr Education Law Center Susannah R. Henderson Rosalie G. Davies Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Sarah E. Davies Cozen O’Connor Lynda M. Henry Chambers of Judge Sheila Kenneth J. Davis Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Woods-Skipper Pedro de la Torre Unite States Department of Justice Kimberly K. Heuer Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Ellen Dean Catherine Hewett Pepper Hamilton LLP Halimah DeLaine Dechert LLP Michael D. Homans Flaster Greenberg P. C. Lawrence DeMarco DeMarco and DeMarco, P.C. Rosemarie S. Hoslyn Klehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzberg & Sherri DeWalt Ellers LLP Mark J. Dianno Salmon Ricchezza Singer & Turchi LLP Kelly G. Huller Conrad O’Brien Gellman & Rohn, P.C. Mindy Dickinson Sarah K. Humble Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Bryan P. DiGregory Law Office of Bryan DiGregory Samuel H. Israel Fox Rothschild LLP Terence Dixon Dechert LLP Cheryl P. Jacobs Kline & Specter, P.C. Kimberly M. Dolan White and Williams LLP Katayun I. Jaffari Saul Ewing LLP Kimberly Donaldson Chimicles & Tikellis LLP Janeane M. James Law Offices of Janeane James, Esq. John Donovan Rawle & Henderson LLP Shanese I. Johnson Virginia W. Dorsey Dechert LLP T. B. Jordan Goldman Scarlato & Karon, P.C. Erin Drew Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP Susan V. Kahn Law Offices of Susan Kahn Erin M. Duffy Duane Morris LLP Lev Kalman Blank Rome LLP Tara Dugan Kelly Grimes Pietrangelo & Vakil Mitchell A. Kaplan Matthew H. Duncan Fine, Kaplan & Black Emmalynn Karabell DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary US LLP Edward M. Dunham Duane Morris LLP Peter H. Katz Pepper Hamilton LLP Christopher E. Dunne Jennifer F. Kelley LaWanda F. Dyson Lavin, O’Neil, Ricci, Robert E. Kelly Duane Morris LLP Cedrone & DiSipio Katherine M. Kelton Duane Morris LLP Robert L. Ebby Hangley Aronchick Segal & Pudlin Susan M. Kennedy Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP SCCA Annual Report 11/9/05 1:08 PM Page 9

OUR VOLUNTEER ATTORNEYS WHO REPRESENTED CHILDREN THIS YEAR Julie H. Ketover Patricia Kipnis Pepper Hamilton LLP Michelle D. Bebe H. Kivitz Troiani Kivitz LLP Perry-Thompson Andrew D. Klein Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP Mark D. Pfeiffer Adelman Lavine Gold & Levin, PC Wendy F. Klein Keane Pepper Hamilton LLP Walter G. Phillips Louis H. Kozloff Blank Rome LLP Herb J. Pinder Klehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzberg & Joel Krantz Law Offices of Joel Krantz Ellers LLP Neil M. Krum Neil M. Krum - Attorney at Law Wayne S. Pinkstone Saul Ewing LLP Angelique R. Kuchta Sherman Silverstein Kohl Rose & Karen P. Pohlmann Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Podolsky Joseph F. Posillico Synnestvedt & Lechner LLP Mary M. Labaree Stark & Stark Thomas Prettyman Legal Clinic for the Disabled Timika Lane Law Offices of Michael Nix Michael J. Puma Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Jason T. LaRocco Fineman Krekstein & Harris, P.C. Spencer Rand Temple Law School Lori L. Lasher Reed Smith LLP Christopher J. Redd Duane Morris LLP Jennifer LaTour Musi, Malone & Daubenberger LLP Henry F. Reichner Reed Smith LLP Monica M. Lawrence Dechert LLP Nicole M. Reimann Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP Bethann W. Leaming Mark L. Rhoades Blank Rome LLP Richard B. LeBlanc Woodcock Washburn Kurtz Mackiewicz Veronica B. Rice Dechert LLP & Norris LLP Joseph H. Riches Cozen O’Connor Scott M. Lempert Sandals & Associates, P.C. Christina Roberts Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP David Levenberg David Levenberg, Esquire James E. Robinson Cozen O’Connor Sandra M. Lieberman Keino Robinson Berger & Montague, P.C. Jennifer G. Long Nat’l Center for Prosecution of Violence Senetra Rogers Against Women Suzanne Root Edward W. Louden Mimi Rose School District of Philadelphia, Kathleen P. Loughhead Cozen O’Connor Office of General Counsel Daniel Luccaro Cozen O’Connor Carrie B. Rosen Cozen O’Connor Stacy Lutkus Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Richard M. Rosenbleeth Lisa J. Macan Blank Rome LLP W. Scott Magargee Cozen O’Connor Maria S. Rosmini Fred T. Magaziner Dechert LLP Joseph D. Rossi Synnestvedt & Lechner LLP Jennifer C. Maier Littler Mendelson P.C. David P. Rovner Gwen M. Makino Kimberly Ruch-Alegant Anne Manero Kent & McBride, PC Brett Tessler & Associates Kristina Manolatos Marcia E. Samero Gail Marcus Alan M. Sandals Sandals & Associates, P.C. Nancy H. Marvel Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP Joseph Sauder Chimicles & Tikellis LLP Susan F. May Subaru of America, Inc. Mary Gay Scanlon Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP Carol McCabe Manko, Gold, Katcher & Fox, LLP Lawrence M. Schall Swarthmore College Cateria R. McCabe Dessen, Moses & Sheinoff Ian R. Scheinmann Greenberg Traurig, LLP Charles W. McCammon Stephen B. Schott Volpe and Koenig, P.C. Palmer, Biezup & Henderson, L.L.P. Tracy Schwab Margaret A. McCausland H. L. Schwartzberg Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP Blank Rome LLP Maureen G. Sears Patricia McCausland Dechert LLP Christopher J. Serpico Law Offices of Christopher J. Serpico Lauren McCloskey Blank Rome LLP Megan Shafer Wisler, Pearlstine, Talone, Craig, Garrity Raymond L. McCullough & Potash, LLP Pennsylvania Convention Center Christopher Sheridan Joseph McGettigan Zena N. Shuber McCann & Geschke, PC Edward J. McGinn Marshall Dennehey Warner Matthew Siegel Cozen O’Connor Coleman & Goggin David Siegle Maura McInerney Duane Morris LLP Marc M. Silbert Bildersee & Silbert, LLP Kelly F. Melcher Deborah H. Simon Mager White & Goldstein, LLP Katherine Menapace Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Teri R. Simon Michael F. Metzger Cozen O’Connor Lesia Skrypoczka Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Frances Minnis Oxman, Goodstadt, Krevitz & Kristine M. Small Inc. Kuritz, PC Bernadette T. Smith Independence Blue Cross Emily Mirsky David W. Smith Cozen O’Connor Peter J. Mooney White and Williams LLP Joan M. Smith Law Offices of Joan Smith Fenita Moore Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP Amanda Smothers Cary E. Moritz Office of Cary Moritz Paul D. Snitzer Duane Morris LLP Barbara L. Mullin Woodcock Washburn Kurtz Mackiewicz Jason Snyderman Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP & Norris LLP Megan E. Spitz Blank Rome LLP Krystn E. Mundy Sidney L. Gold & Associates, PC William H. Stassen Fox Rothschild LLP Daniel I. Murphy Offices of Daniel Murphy James H. Steigerwald Duane Morris LLP Timothy Mygatt Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Heather A. Steinmiller Blank Rome LLP Colleen Nagurney National Realty Corporation Betsy F. Sternthal Law Offices of Betsy F. Sternthal Carrie Nelson Duane Morris LLP Jane M. Storero Blank Rome LLP Donald A. Nogowski Earp Cohn PC James T. Strawley Blank Rome LLP Kathy E. Ochroch Blank Rome LLP Keith T. Stroup Thomas Jefferson University John A. O’Donnell Northwest Human Services Leslie A. Sudock Mary E. O’Laughlin Klehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzberg & Alan A. Symonette Law Offices of Alan Symonette Ellers LLP Michael T. Taylor Siana, Bellwoar & McAndrews, LLP Dennis J. O’Leary Patrick Timoney Nelson Levine de Luca & Horst, LLC Nadine M. Overton Atkins & Cohen Robert S. Tintner Fox Rothschild LLP Franca Palumbo Mary T. Tomich Dilworth Paxson LLP Reena E. Parambath Rawle & Henderson LLP Lisa Townsend Law Office Stephan R. Paul Temple University Children’s Hospital Carol B. Trask Rubin, Fortunato, Harbison & Yarmela Pavlovic Pepper Hamilton LLP Dougherty, P.C. Molly Peckman Pepper Hamilton LLP Michele E. Turner Rawle & Henderson LLP Barry F. Penn Penn & Robinson Barbara A. Uberti-Manerchia W. Stanley Perry, Jr. Twinckle K. Vaidya Marks, O’Neill, O’Brien & Courtney SCCA Annual Report 11/9/05 1:08 PM Page 10

OUR VOLUNTEER ATTORNEYS WHO REPRESENTED CHILDREN THIS YEAR Lauren J. Vidal Hecker Brown Sherry and Johnson LLP Kerrin Wolf White and Williams LLP Lisa Visco Joanne Wright Duane Morris LLP Nancy D. Walker Markowitz & Richman Joseph H. Yamaoka Law Offices of Joseph Yamaoka Joshua Wall Cozen O’Connor Carolyn M. Zack Lamb McErlane, PC Sharon K. Wallis Kevin Zeidenberg Law Offices of David L. Rhode David Walton Cozen O’Connor Audrey Ziadat District Attorney's Office of Philadelphia Megan E. Watson Berner & Klaw Chad E. Ziegler Woodcock Washburn Kurtz Mackiewicz Steven P. Weinstein Wyeth & Norris LLP Paul D. Weller Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Emily B. Zimmerman Villanova University School of Law Suzan E. Willcox United States Attorney’s Office Michael P. Zipfel Rawle & Henderson LLP Theodore Winicov Barr, Winicov, Katz & Wallace Thomas C. Zipfel Cohen, Seglias, Pallas, Greenhall & Jennifer Wolbransky Furman, P.C.

OUR DONORS — THROUGH WHOM WE THRIVE ($100,000-$225,000) ($2,500-$4,999) Paul & Agnes Finigan Anonymous Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Ronald Fisher The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Ballard Spahr Andrews & Amy M. Foran Vanguard Charitable Endowment Ingersoll, LLP Kenneth C. & Andrea Frazier Program Bennett, Bricklin & Saltzburg Angelo P. & Eileen R. Giardino Norbert F. & Elizabeth A. Bergholtz Amy B. Ginensky & Andrew R. Rugoff ($25,000-$99,999) Blank Rome LLP W. M. Gradisek The Abington Foundation Cozen O’Connor Hecker Brown Sherry and Johnson LLP American College of Trial Lawyers Day & Zimmermann Group, Inc. Robert C. Heim & Eileen Kennedy Foundation G. Fred and Sylvia DiBona Family M. Stroud & Annamarie Hellebusch American Diabetes Association Foundation Henkel Corporation Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Steven H. & Suzanne B. Feingold Fred M. & Marnie K. Henretig Samuel S. Fels Fund Amy A. Fox & Daniel H. Wheeler I.L. Cohen Foundation The Patricia Kind Family Foundation Robert A. & Esther G. Fox Katayun I. Jaffari Lincoln Financial Group Foundation W. Roderick & Pamela B. Gagne Dean Jerrehian & Jodi E. Schatz The McLean Contributionship Elsie Lee Garthwaite Memorial Klasko Rulon Stock & Seltzer, LLP Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Foundation Klehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzberg & Independence Blue Cross Ellers LLP ($10,000-$24,999) Geoffrey A. & Susan V. Kahn Alan V. Klein The Arcadia Foundation Philip J. Katauskas Andrew D. Klein The Thomas Skelton Harrison Richard B. LeBlanc Andy & Gina Klein Foundation The Legal Intelligencer Kohn, Swift & Graf, P.C. Hess Foundation Inc. Marshall Dennehey Warner Coleman Paul & Regina Kupferschmidt Independence Foundation & Goggin Seymour & Shirley Kurland Merck & Co., Inc. John & Jami W. McKeon David B. Lafferty Pepper Hamilton LLP Howard L. & Barbara Meyers John L. Lartin Philadelphia Bar Foundation Philadelphia Bar Association Paul A. & Jill M. Lauricella The Philadelphia Foundation Reed Smith LLP David A. & Sonya Lopez Philadelphia’s WB17 Cares The George W. Rentschler Foundation Arthur & Marcia M. Makadon PNC Advisors Charitable Trust Milton & Pam H. Schneider Fred Malan Committee John W. & Patricia A. Schreck The Martin Foundation Alan M. Sandals & Alisa G. Field Joseph A. Tate McCarter & English, LLP SEI Cares Fund Jack T. & Gail Tomarchio Paul & Margaret A. McCausland Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flem Linda M. Tripolitis-Baker Gerald A. McHugh & Maureen Tate Frank & Joan M. Smith Michael J. & TracyTrudgeon McKissock & Hoffman, P.C. USI Colburn Insurance Services Steven T. Miano & ($5,000-$9,999) , Inc. Rosanne M. Mistretta Anonymous Henrietta Tower Wurts Memorial Neil A. Morris Associates, P.C. Arronson Foundation Harry J. & Jane Mullany Caesar, Rivise, Bernstein, Cohen & ($1,000-$2,499) Marie Natoli Pokotilow, Ltd. The Active Network, Inc. The November Fund Nina Chen & Eric Langenmayr Anapol, Schwartz, Weiss, Cohan, Pelino & Lentz, P. C. The Church of the Redeemer Feldman & Smalley, P.C. William & Karen P. Pohlmann Citizens Bank Foundation The Barra Foundation, Inc. Manny D. Pokotilow & Corporation The William & Kathleen Brady Marcy C. Panzer Court of Common Pleas Foundation, Inc. Quaker Chemical Corporation Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation Louis & Andrea Broad RatnerPrestia Steven H. & Suzanne B. Feingold David J. & Gardenia L. Brooman Rawle & Henderson LLP Firstrust Michael L. Browne Raynes McCarty Lawrence J. & Paulette Fox Buchanan Ingersoll, P.C. Abraham C. & Sherry Reich Fox Rothschild LLP Christie M. Callahan Ralph J. & Suzanne F. Roberts Genuardi Family Foundation Cummins Power Systems, Inc. William E. & Jane F. Robinson Hoxie Harrison Smith Foundation John J. Cunningham Ross Family Fund Iron Mountain Kenneth J. Davis Nancy A. Rubner & Carl Frandsen McDermott Will & Emery Charitable Dechert LLP Paul H. & Susan Saint-Antoine Foundation Thomas A. Decker Sandals & Associates, P.C. Dolores & Lawrence Miller James DeCrescenzo Reporting Saul Ewing LLP Maida R. & Francis M. Milone Stuart C. & Diana S. Donaldson Pauline C. Scalvino The Nelson Foundation Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP Toni Seidl & Richard L. Berkman Re:Source Pennsylvania Duane Morris LLP Semanoff, Ormsby, Greenberg & The Seybert Institution Dugan Brinkmann Maginnis & Pace Torchia, LLC Swartz Campbell LLC Christopher E. & Genny D. Dunne Adam Shapiro & Terri Decker Wachovia Steven J. Engelmyer & Lisa Wershaw Teri R. Simon & Wolf, Block, Schorr and Thomas R. & Nancy G. Eshelman Christopher K. Walters Solis-Cohen LLP Scott L. Fast Marc J. Sonnenfeld David J. Feldman & Marilyn Frank William H. & Anne B. Stassen SCCA Annual Report 11/9/05 1:08 PM Page 11

OUR DONORS — THROUGH WHOM WE THRIVE Eleanor D. Thompson Cathy E. Moore Samuel P. Bitonti Union Benevolent Association Brendan T. Murphy & Matthew D. & Lois Blum Veritext/PA Reporting Co., LLC Linda B. Alle-Murphy Sherry F. Bove White and Williams LLP Brian S. & Pamela S. North Maggi R. Boyer Woodcock Washburn Kurtz Old Pine Street Presbyterian Church Belen A. Bradley Mackiewicz & Norris LLP Louise Pangborn & Joseph O. Minott Branigan & Ortiz, LLC, P.C. Workplace Environments/ Richard S. Perelman & Justine Gerety Joseph S. & Dorothy R. Breskman Sherri Krensel Jim & Harriet Perkins The Bristol-Myers Squibb Joan A. Yue John Pilon Foundation Inc. Jane Barr Pino Bankston T. & Hildegarde Brooman ($500-$999) Lawrence H. Pockers Henry & Anna S. Bryan Abelson Legal Search Samuel H. & Maureen M. Pond Cathy Buch Thomas A. & Theresa O. Allen Post & Schell, P.C. Michael S. Burg Laure Bachich William M. Powers Laurada Byers John B. Bartlett Wendell Pritchett & Anne E. Kringel Deirdre J. Callahan Barbara R. Beckman Michael J. Puma Pauline A. Candaux Cathy J. Behar RadioShack Corporation Robert J. & Bernadine P. Carickhoff Yvonne L. Blyshak Brenda H. Rich Carin J. Carlson Sarah M. Bricknell Joseph H. Riches Mary Sue Cary Patricia A. Brooks Ralph & Lesley Rodak Benedict A. & Mary H. Casey M. Kendall Brown Michael & Linda Salsburg John F. Casey Theodore J. Caldwell John W. Schmehl CCN International, Inc. The Andrea Cavitolo Foundation Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP Barbara A. Cedrone Frank P. Cervone & Judith Algeo Taunya Serrano Central City Optical Company Console Law Offices, LLC Ilene Shane Betsy Centurion Douglas P. Coopersmith Bradley T. Sheares George Cervone & Peggy Jackson Rudolph J. Di Massa South Jersey ICONZ, Inc. Chimicles & Tikellis LLP Mary E. Dixon James H. Steigerwald Peter B. & Cindy W. Christian Kevin M. Donovan Susquehanna Foundation Christie, Pabarue, Mortensen & Jack & Pamela P. Ende John K. Suter Young, P.C. Scott Esterbrook Thomas M. & Ella Nora Tammany Valerie L. Clark Richard J. & Ann C. Flannery Tenet Healthcare Foundation Alexander B. & Casandra S. Clarke Robert A. & Esther G. Fox Third, Scots and Mariners Cogan, Petrone & Associates Nancy H. Fullam Presbyterian Church Kathyanne Cohen Daniel E. Geffken & Brenda Fingold Daniel L. & Christina M. Thistle Cohen, Seglias, Pallas, Greenhall & Joseph G. Gibbons & Dana R. Davies Margaret M. Tully Furman, P.C. Glenmede Trust Co. Marty & Eileen Heisman Tuzman Coleman Counsel Per Diem, Inc. Gollatz, Griffin & Ewing, P.C. Laura E. Vendzules & W. R. Owens Commons & Commons Stephen M. Goodman Robert Venturi & Denise Scott Brown Computer Associates International, Inc. Sharon Gosdeck Caroline A. West James F. & Joan M. Conmy Richard P. Haaz J. Davy Yockey Kevin J. & Lynn S. Connor Robert W. Hayes Thomas E. & Jacqueline S. Zemaitis Catherine Conway Health Partners Law Offices of Cook & Niven Susannah R. Henderson & ($100-$499) Amy Y. Coral Ryan Dunne 4Charity Foundation, Inc. Michael A. Corbo Michael Hickey David F. Abernethy & Phyllis K. Simon Deborah A. Crinigan The Honickman Foundation Andrew S. Ackerman Nina B. Cummings & Allan Miles & Annabelle Jellinek Donna L. Adelsberger & Tannenbaum Richard M. & Maureen B. Jordan David K. Trevaskis Barbara Curtis Joseph M. Jozik Donna Adelsberger & Associates Cheryl Cutrona & Neil H. Kugelman David M. Kaplan Robert S. & Marta R. Adelson Emily A. D’Aguanno Katherine M. Keefe Eric L. Adkinson Douglas S. & Sheila J. D’Avino David E. Kenty & Janice Asher Karoline Adler Franklin B. & Nancy B. Davis Kenneth A. & Sharon Kind Michael E. Adler Francis E. Dehel & Elizabeth A. Rosica Justin P. Klein Joanne M. Agostarola John P. & Elizabeth J. Delaney Sharon L. Klingelsmith & George & Elizabeth K. Ainslie G. L. DeMarco Anthony B. Cummings Debra A. Aisenstein Curtis A. Alloy & LandAmerica Financial The Alesco Group, Inc. Wendy Demchick-Alloy Group, Inc. Foundation Paul N. & Pamela J. Allen John G. & Patricia Dent David B. Lebowitz Valarie J. Allen Kristine G. Derewicz Kellen G. & Maryellen S. Leister George B. & Sara Asher The Newell DeValpine Foundation Judy L. Leone Andrew G. & Anna Pace Atchick Francis P. Devine & Stuart R. & Karen G. Lessin Jonathan Auerbach & Karoline S. Adler Madeline M. Sherry Lawrence R. & Sara L. Levan Mitchell L. Bach & Cindy A. Elliott Joseph J. Devine Richard A. & Gail C. Levan Yvonne G. Bach Michael J. Diamondstein Lawrence & Susan Levy Joseph Baldassari Mark J. & Bridget A. Dianno Michael D. LiPuma & Thomas M. & Beth A. Barnes Dilworth Paxson LLP Alexandra Morigi Larry D. & Priscilla C. Bashore Brian T. Donadio Kathleen P. Loughhead David J. & Renee N. Battisti Gail M. Donahue Elizabeth A. Malloy Richard L. & Eileen A. Bazelon Kenneth R. Dorsey Martin, Banks, Pond, Lehocky & Lawrence J. & Rochelle R. Beaser Samuel T. & Sarah B. Dragotta Wilson Gerald P. & Mary Becker Horace B. Drever Darryl J. & Susan F. May Thomas A. & Elizabeth Bell W Brenden & Erin Drew Paul & Margaret A. McCausland Susan L. Berger Steven & Susan Dubow Raymond L. McCullough Berger & Montague, P.C. Duffy & Keenan McEldrew & Fullam, P.C. Alan H. & Judith Bernstein Martin J. & Gail D’Urso Jeff & Julia McFadden Leonard A. & Ellan R. Bernstein Jeanne J. Dworetzky Harry & Karen M. McWilliams Robyn L. Beyer Kathy L. Echternach Mercer Human Resource Consulting Joseph & Claire Billingham Sharon B. Eckstein & Geoffrey D. & Diane P. Minott David R. & Dorothy F. Binswanger Lawrence R. Indik Kevin Montague Richard D. Birns & Madeleine Sann Jonathan M. Edelman Peter J. Mooney & Patricia A. Leotta Lawrence J. Bistany William B. Edwards SCCA Annual Report 11/9/05 1:08 PM Page 12

OUR DONORS — THROUGH WHOM WE THRIVE Eisenberg, Rothweiler, Schleifer, Gregory S. Hill & Deborah A. McKinley & Weinstein & Winkler, P.C. Danette M. Fisher-Hill David C. Rich Otis W. Erisman Frank P. Hoban Martina W. McLaughlin Karen W. Eskridge Eric M. & Abby S. Hocky James & Nannette McStravick Laurence G. & Constance F. Esmonde Hofstein Weiner & Levit, P.C. Vincent N. Melchiorre Bernard D. Faigenbaum Robert & Dianne M. Holland Katherine Menapace Bonita Falkner William R. Holmes Joyce S. Meyers Shannon Farmer Michael D. Homans Stephanie A. Middleton Harris B. & Deborah A. Feinberg Home Box Office Stephen W. Miller A. Richard & Deborah A. Feldman Michael W. Horner The Miller Family Foundation Feldman & Feldman Richard M. & Ruth M. Horowitz Miller, Alfano & Raspanti, P.C. Mildred A. Ferrier Gordon A. & Elizabeth Hughes Michael & Sheri Milone Debra F. Fickler & Steve Russell Arthur Huppert & Miriam Field Maurice & Leslie E. Mitts H. Robert & Elizabeth Fiebach Thomas & Cynthia Hutton Daniel E. Monagle Miriam Field & Arthur Huppert Tony G. & Jean H. Intartaglia Robert J. & Carol Mongeluzzi Aaron C. Finestone & Bacardi L. Jackson Monteverde, McAlee, & Hurd, PC Patricia J. Wright Catherine N. Jasons Montgomery, McCracken, Walker & Michael E. & Wendy S. Fingerman Aram K. & Jackie Jerrehian Rhoads, LLP Charles & Harriet Flaster Ellen Jerrehian Monzack & Monaco, P.A. Flaster Greenberg P. C. Leslie E. John Daniel & Hillary J. Moonay John L. & Barbara S. Forer Christopher Jones Pamela M. Moore Elizabeth W. Fox Margaret E. Jones Matthew Moront Idee C. Fox Judith Meyer Associates Alice Morrissey Lawrence E. Frankel Kairys, Rudovsky, Epstein & Messing Bradley K. Moss & Laurie Gottlieb Brenda Fraser Sherry A. Kajdan Louise Moyer Ann E. Freedman & Elliot L. & Jill H. Kaplan Kathleen F. Mullaney & David F. Ertz Rand E. Rosenblatt Rita Kaplan Alan Nadel Alene N. Friant The Kaplan Foundation James & Colleen Nagurney Carl H. & Jean Fridy Stephen J. Kastenberg National Analysts Research & Kirsten G. Fullerton Albert J. & Rosemary D. Keefe Consulting, Inc. Charlene K. Fullmer Sarah A. Kelly Eric J. & Jennifer J. Nebbia Mark A. & Christine Gaeto Martha C. Kenty & James M. Walters Nihill & Riedley, P.C. Abraham J. & Sandra Gafni Hans B. Kersten Joseph Nolan Galfand, Berger, LLP Arnold M. & Naomi E. Kessler Lawrence C. & Arlene J. Norford Jennifer P. Gallagher Lois Kimbol Robert B. & Elizabeth C. Nourian Vincent F. Garrity Daniel & Patricia Kipnis Marcia Noyalas Fred S. Geathers Kirschner & Gartrell, PC Thomas B. & Fredrica F. O’Brien Richard K. & Cheryl B. Gelber Maryann Kleschick O’Brien Business Systems, Inc. Richard J. Gelles Klett Rooney Lieber & Schorling, PC Kathy E. Ochroch Roberta J. Ginsburg Darlene R. Koszick Marilyn C. O’Connell Gold & Vilim Lawrence J. & Rita E. Kotler Thomas W. & Abbi L. O’Connell Paul J. Gontarek & Kovler & Rush, P.C. Mary E. O’Laughlin Marianne Stuski-Gontarek Bob & Barbara Kreider Dennis J. & Judith O’Leary Karl & Barbara Gontkof Ernest & Sherri Krensel Sheila Oliver & Dean Rosencranz Nancy M. Goodwin Kenneth M. Kulak Anne M. O’Neill Michael D. Gottsch & Veronica Ludt Stuart B. & Deborah G. Kurtz John A. Orlando Roy & Marcia B. Grace Ellen B. Kurtzman Oxford Legal Associates Ltd. Mary E. Graham Marilyn Z. Kutler Yolanda F. Pagano Dennis M. & Michelle Grasela La Cheen Dixon Wittels & Yolanda F. Pagono Rodney H. Green Greenberg, LLP Jeffrey P. & Joy E. Palazzese Stephen H. Green Egeo & Mary Lavini Chandra Palmer Lon R. & Bonnie Greenberg Sandra M. Lavini Grant S. Palmer Marjorie E. Greenfield Denis J. Lawler Stacia D. Parker Ellen T. Greenlee Robert R. Legros Beth Parrish Allan M. & Jane C. Greenspan Alan M. Lerner & Adelaide Ferguson Jane E. Patullo Thomas M. & Benita M. Griffin Donald M. & Victoria C. Levinson Paula Hian Studio James L. Griffith Irving S. Levy Edward A. Pereles Rachel A. Gross Norma J. Lind Tanya Petroff Rhonda K. Grubbs Diane A. Loebell Caswell Philadelphia Association of Paralegals Aurelio R. & Yolanda M. Gualtieri Edward W. Madeira Philadelphia Society for Marguerite Gualtieri & Dennis Roberts William S. & Annette B. Magargee Services to Children Gerald J. Guarcini Gregory T. Magarity David B. Picker David I. Haas Robert C. & Jennifer C. Maier Mario T. Pisaneschi & Alice P. Schwartz Francis M. & Kathleen R. Hadden Robert C. & Jennifer C. Maier Mary F. Platt James P. & Elisabeth F. Hadden Edward & Patricia A. Malloy Michael J. & Arlene M. Plevyak Jean A. Hall Manko, Gold, Katcher & Fox, LLP Franklin & Shirley Poul Hamburg & Golden Kristina Manolatos & Kathleen L. Powell William R. & Norma K. Hamm Andrew Vanbuskirk PQ Corporation John G. Harkins Robert P. Marchand Suzanne N. Pritchard Judith E. Harris Peter V. Marks Kermit L. & Judith A. Rader Susan D. Harris Marks, O’Neill, O’Brien & Courtney Spencer & Elizabeth B. Rand George J. Hartnett Cynthia C. Martelli Kenneth R. Rapchick Harvey, Pennington, Cabot, Griffith & Herman & Marciene S. Mattleman Lori A. Rapuano Renneisen, Ltd. Anthony & Linda M. Mauro Charles R. & Joy A. Reed Radcliffe & Katherine K. Hastings McCann & Geschke, PC Raymond & Margery N. Reed Children's Health Care Associates, Inc. Patrick & Diana E. McCarthy Michael H. Reed Glenn H. & Sharon F. Heath Patricia McCausland Lawrence S. & Norma Reichlin Thomas J. Helms Daniel & Jean F. McCoubrey John & Christine M. Reuther Carol Henning J. Lee & Bonnie G. McCullough Shea M. Rhodes & Paul J. Duca Gregory & Kimberly K. Heuer Stephen P. McFate Douglas H. & Holly T. Riblet High, Swartz, Roberts & Seidel Edward J. & Janice K. McGinn Marc E. & Lois A. Richards James J. Higson Mary J. McGuire Hershel J. & Betsy Richman SCCA Annual Report 11/9/05 1:08 PM Page 13

OUR DONORS — THROUGH WHOM WE THRIVE Adam P. Rifkind Judy Shopp H. J. Traphoner Thomas B. & Jean L. Rim Myrna Shure David K. Trevaskis & Alan S. & Beth A. Ritterband Mark L. Shwartz & Melanie Okun Donna L. Adelsberger Donna M. Rittershausen Kay E. Sickles & Michael Morse John C. & Stephanie Trinkl Priscilla A. Robinson & James Gee Gary S. & Donna K. Silverman Joel C. Trotter Maura E. Rogers Ronalyn K. Sisson Judy A. Turetsky & F. Scott Badencoff Joseph E. Ronan Aimee Sitnick Martin Tuzman Donald J. Rongione & Angelo & Loretta Sivieri Louis N. Manerchia & Maryellen Kueny Bernadette T. Smith Barbara A. Uberti-Manerchia Suzanne Root Gary A. & Gina A. Smith Dawn L. Vahey Edward H. Rosen Keith E. Smith Janice C. Valletto Evelyn B. Rosen Leigh A. Smith John & Ann Van Eerden Ira H. Rosen Soloff & Zervanos, PC Verizon Foundation Pennsylvania Mark S. & Rona J. Rosen Rayman L. Solomon Jerome J. & Janice Verlin Bruce A. Rosenfield & Bonnie S. Brier Cassie A. Solomon-Gillis Verlin Law Offices Rosin Family Fidelity Charitable Judith E. Soltz Vincent & Grace Verruno Gift Fund South Jersey Minority Chamber of Robert M. Wachter & Ross & Rubino, LLP Commerce Amy J. Markowitz George A. & Vickie D. Rosskam Edmund B. & Nancy W. Spaeth Thomas J. Wamser Matthew J. Rotella Bernard Spain Carol J. Ward The Frederic Royston Trust Edward F. & Lisa C. Spaniel Kenneth J. Warren & Nancy S. Vogt RT Environmental Services, Inc. Stephanie J. Sprenkle Lisa Washington Phyllis A. Rudi Michael L. & Jan E. Stache Mary E. Webb Nancy S. Rush Robert & Linda Stache John & Melissa Weiler Gerber Richard J. & Patricia B. Russo Gerald A. Stein Edwin F. & Debra Weinberg Barbara A. Ruth Marjorie G. Stein & Larry Fine David S. Weiss William Atkinson & Heather A. Steinmiller Paula Weiss & Charles E. Feldman Margaret Ryan-Atkinson Stephen D. & Patti Steinour Robert B. & Merrilee Weiss Bodzin Alfonso & Lisa M. Salazar Joseph T. & Millie J. Steuer Daniel H. Wheeler & Amy Fox Elizabeth D. Sampath John F. Stillmun David H. & Betsy Wice Patricia B. Santelle Antoinette R. Stone Leon N. & Susan J. Wiener Katherine A. Sarlson Janet F. Stotland Isaac Williams Mark S. Stewart & Mary Gay Scanlon Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP Willig, Williams & Davidson Meredith L. Schalick Brigitte A. Strain Flora B. Wolf Stephen J. & Mary A. Scherf James T. Strawley Women Against Abuse Legal Center Schiffrin & Barroway, LLP Keith T. Stroup James & Tina B. Wright Gary & Lisa Schildhorn William E. & Elizabeth B. Styer Joseph H. Yamaoka Deena J. Schneider Robin Switzenbaum Shelly Yanoff Stephen B. Schott Esther Sylvester Marek P. & Mims M. Zabriskie Neil C. & Deborah Schur Joseph & Doris Talamo Joseph G. & Carolyn M. Zack Robert G. Schwartz Audrey C. Talley Zarwin Baum DeVito Kaplan Schaer & H. Lee Schwartzberg & Michael L. Temin Toddy Susan Polin-Schwartzberg Temple Inn of Court Anne D. Zetterberg Philip B. Seaton Tenet Healthcare Emily A. Zuzelo Alex & Stefanie F. Seldin Roseann B. Termini Carolyn J. Selhat Kathleen K. Tice … and to all the many other donors Tswana N. Sewell Patrice A. Toland & who gave of their time, energy, money Joel C. Shapiro Michael P. McKenna and wisdom, we say thank you. John Shellenberger Mary T. Tomich & Robert Harmon Sherman Silverstein Kohl Rose & Michael J. & J. Kristen Torchia Podolsky Transition Strategies, LLC

YOU CAN HELP! Each year Child Advocates must raise most of the dollars that fund our work. Your contributions are essential to the children we serve. Please consider helping us in one of the following ways: • Contribute to our 1900 Cherry Street Capital Campaign or Building Endowment Fund! • Be a part of our Annual Holiday Toy Drive in December! • Help us plan our Spring Annual Benefit Reception and Silent Auction! • Attend our one-day Volunteer Training Workshop in June and be a Child Advocate!

Runners poised at the gate for the 26th Annual Philadelphia Bar Association 5K Run/Walk on May 16, 2005. Net revenue raised from this event and contributed to Child Advocates was $64,516 thanks to the stellar leadership of the law firm of Caesar, Rivise, Bernstein, Cohen & Pokotilow. SCCA Annual Report 11/9/05 1:08 PM Page 14

A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR ANNUAL HOLIDAY TOY DRIVE PARTICIPANTS! TV Guide Caroline Fellman Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Patricia Fleming SEI Cares Fund CIGNA Corporation Caroline A. Flotron Reed Smith LLP Gollatz, Griffin & Ewing, P.C. Amy A. Fox RAF Industries Hoyle, Fickler, Herschel & Mathes LLP Brooke Geltman Independence Blue Cross Susie Gigliotte JuriStaff, Inc. Jim Goebel Miller, Alfano & Raspanti, P.C. Emily Goldman Reed Smith LLP Barbara Gontkof Cummins Power Systems, Inc. Temple Law School Bindu Gowda SEI Investments Cozen O’Connor Mary E. Graham Manko, Gold, Katcher & Fox, LLP Andrea Grauber Montessori Children’s House of Valley Forge Matthew M. Gutt Exelon Business Services Company City Year Gill Gutteridge Montessori Children’s House of Netplus Marketing Valley Forge The Bryn Mawr Trust Company Richard P. Haaz Blank Rome LLP Matthew J. Hank Pepper Hamilton LLP Firstrust Tracey Hanse Our Place Pamela Harrison NxNW Julie E. Haywood Independence Blue Cross PEI-Genesis Cathy Heilferty Marriott Global Sales Christine Hennessey Cultural Care Au Pair Jessica Henry , Inc. DoubleTree Hotel Christopher Hiester Cummins Power Systems, Inc. Tom Higgins Jennifer Alexander Philadelphia Association of Meeting Yolanda Hill TV Guide Planners International Donna Huber Wyeth James Alfe Gary Jones Cummins Power Systems, Inc. Toy Drive Anonymous John Jordan Temple Law School Olivia C. Armstead CIGNA Corporation Philip J. Katauskas Pepper Hamilton LLP Anna Pace Atchick JuriStaff, Inc. Peter Kelly NxNW Chris Barrett TV Guide Anne Marie Kerr Cozen O’Connor Marsha Benjamin Deborah Khan David C. Berman Kenneth A. Kind Lytanja Beulah-Jones Independence Blue Cross Patricia Kipnis Pepper Hamilton LLP James Bishop Kerry Koehle Brett M. Blyshak Anne LaBoon Nordstrom, King of Prussia Yvonne L. Blyshak Beryl Levin Karen Boorish Our Place Lisa Lewis Blank Rome LLP Peg Boylan Robert Licolli Cummins Power Systems, Inc. Wanda L. Brown Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLC Rosemary Locklear Norrinda V. Brown Piper Rudnick Gray Cary US LLP Karyn Lush Wanda Brown Philadelphia Association of Paralegals Marge Mahoney Karen C. Buck Jennifer C. Maier Littler Mendelson P.C. Jeannine Cancelliere Hunter Martin Ingrid Cantarella Stacy Martin Kelly Carr Aerotek Kaitlyn Martin Areetha M. Carter Philadelphia Bar Association Dave Martin Bart E. Cassidy Manko, Gold, Katcher & Fox, LLP Patricia McCabe John M. Colasante Jeannie McCabe Bill Cona Margaret A. McCausland Blank Rome LLP Susan Console CIGNA Corporation Pat McCorey Linda M. Costello Hoyle, Fickler, Herschel & Mathes LLP Pat McCrorey Ernest D’Agostino Matthew McElverny Arleen Dascola Jeffrey McFeeley Joyce Dascola Amanda McFeeley Jackie W. Davis Sharon McGinley James DeCrescenzo James DeCrescenzo Reporting Kathleen McHugh Jill DiChiaro Wyeth Sam McKinlay Barbara DiChiaro Sam McKniff TV Guide Tom DiRenzo Tim McLaughlin John Direso Rebecca McLaughlin Jill Doherty Nordstrom, King of Prussia Elaine Medori Miller, Alfano & Raspanti, P.C. Michelle Donato Hoyle, Fickler, Herschel & Mathes LLP Michael F. Metzger Cozen O’Connor Kelly Dura City Year Marnie Miller Philadelphia Women’s Rugby Katie Edler Football Club Robin Eisman Dolores Miller Julie Eshbaugh Gollatz, Griffin & Ewing, P.C. Maida R. Milone Christopher E. Ezold Nancy O’Mara Ezold, P.C. Maureen L. Mingey Philadelphia Bar Foundation John Fabord Frances Minnis John Faford Samantha Monroe Rochelle M. Fedullo Wilson, Elser, Moskowitz, Edelman & Jean Montanez Independence Blue Cross Dicker LLP Kathleen F. Mullaney Elliott R. Feldman Cozen O’Connor Patricia A. Musumeci Miller, Alfano & Raspanti, P.C. SCCA Annual Report 11/9/05 1:08 PM Page 15

A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR ANNUAL HOLIDAY TOY DRIVE PARTICIPANTS! Barry Muth Company of America Ed Myers Maria Simmonds Terri Myers Toby D. Slawsky Julie Nahatis Brian Slipakoff Wolf, Block, Schorr and Robin Neifield Netplus Marketing Solis-Cohen LLP Kathleen F. Oberholtzer-Khan Sue Slominski Independence Blue Cross Jason Smith Kathy E. Ochroch Blank Rome LLP Dorian Smith Cathy Ogden William Snodgrass Cummins Power Systems, Inc. Kelly O’Mara Philip Spandorfer Andrea D. Paige Teri Spellman Lorraine Palfy Bess Steury Dawn Parisi DoubleTree Hotel Patty Stewart Richard Pate Cummins Power Systems, Inc. Anthony Stover Marsha Pearson Mount Airy Business Association Estelle L. Summers TV Guide Debra Potts Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Robert Talewsky Diana Pugliese Audrey C. Talley Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP Kevin C. Quinn Lauren Trifeletti Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Alynn Rakoczy Cultural Care Au Pair Margaret L. Urbanski Pepper Hamilton LLP Andrea Rea Reed Smith LLP Vincent Varallo Varallo Incorporated Pat Reilly Anna Vaughan Netplus Marketing Cait Reilly Anthony Vidovich Blank Rome LLP Susan Reisbord Nancy Vonada Judy Riviezzo Cecilian Academy Lee Voto TV Guide William E. Robinson Cummins Power Systems, Inc. Kent Wagner Carol Rosenthal PEI-Genesis Donna Warrington Jess Rothstein Ned Weinberg Teresa Rudi Marilyn Whiskey Linda Salsburg Jay T. White Cummins Power Systems, Inc. Alan M. Sandals Sandals & Associates, P.C. Jennifer Whitener Kvaerner Philadelphia Shipyard Richard Scarfone David Williams Susan A. Segal Sara Zagone Stefanie F. Seldin Chad E. Ziegler Liz Selmer Firstrust Ilene Shane Lori Shields Kim Shorter The Prudential Insurance PLANNED GIVING Child Advocates is tax-exempt under Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations to Child Advocates are tax-deductible. A professional estate planning consultant can help you include Child Advocates in your future giving. Through your bequest or other planned gift, you can ensure that Philadelphia’s children receive the help that they deserve – generation after generation. • Gifts of Life Insurance, Appreciated Stock, Appreciated Assets – Gifts of assets which would bring long-term capital gains if sold, could mean significant tax savings. • Bequests – Include a bequest to Support Center for Child Advocates in your will. The purpose of this document is to provide general information only. The Support Center for Child Advocates is not rendering legal or tax advisory services. Advice from legal and tax counsel should be sought when considering these types of gifts.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2005 - 2006 President – Alan M. Sandals Debra F. Fickler Dennis P. Lynch Vice President – Kenneth J. Davis Ronald Fisher Susan May Treasurer – David A. Lopez Pamela B. Gagne Raymond L. McCullough Dina A. Galeotafiore Sharon McGinley Anna Pace Atchick Gail Greenspon Elizabeth L. Reeves Leonard A. Bernstein M. Stroud Hellebusch Teri R. Simon Andrea Broad Katayun I. Jaffari Stuart Sklar Nina Chen Sherri Krensel William H. Stassen David L. Comerford Seymour Kurland Mark Stewart Lynn Santilli Connor Karen G. Lessin Anthony Stover Christopher E. Dunne Michael D. LiPuma Thomas M. Tammany

Our heartfelt thanks to Maida R. Milone for her leadership as Board President for the past four years and to our other exemplary Board Members who cycled off the Board this year: Gerald P. Becker, John L. Forer, Geoffrey A. Kahn, Robert E. Kelly, Steven T. Miano, Thomas B. Rim, Joan M. Smith, Eleanor D. Thompson, Michael Trudgeon and Naomi V. Williams.

CHILD ADVOCATES LEADERSHIP COUNCIL Honorable Jane Greenspan, Co-Chair Richard Gelles Leslie Anne Miller Eleanor Thompson, Co-Chair Ron Jaworski Albert Momjian Dr. Steven Altschuler Leonard Klehr James R. Redeker Robin Altschuler Susan Klehr Michael Stiles

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Rebecca Baehr Marnie Henretig Louise Pangborn Merrilee Weiss Bodzin Diane M. Jackson Margaret Ryan-Atkinson Frank P. Cervone Ingrid Jean-Baptiste Jodi E. Schatz A.B. Clarke, Jr. M. Christine Kenty Angelo Sivieri Evelyn Claudio Paul Kupferschmidt Donna Felton Smallwood Daryl D. Conner Sandra Lavini Mary Garrett Watkins Christine T. Dougherty William J. McHale Linda Betts Watson Benjamin Drinen Robert Murray Rashida West Marguerite C. Gualtieri Chandra Palmer Tina B. Wright Toy Drive Volunteers and Staff on Toy Delivery Day 2004

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