REPORT TO BENEFACTORS JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018

Dear Friends,

I am pleased to present the 2018 Report to Benefactors featuring financials, demographics and stories about the persons supported at Allegheny Children’s Initiative, Citizen Care, Exceptional Adventures and Milestone Centers. The report also contains an overview of the services provided by Partners For Quality Inc., and the Partners For Quality Foundation.

Most importantly, this report gives us the opportunity to thank all of you who supported our work, be it at fundraising events, contributions, grants, gifts in-kind and volunteerism — while illustrating how your dollars make a difference.

We are most grateful for your generosity and the opportunities to enhance the lives of more than 5,000 persons with intellectual disabilities, behavioral health challenges, or drug & alcohol dependency who are served by our direct-support subsidiaries.

The 2018 Fiscal Year (July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018) reflects a time of growth and change. The inclusion of Milestone Centers into our family of services is a game changer. The agency’s 475 employees and 3,000 persons served through 29 behavioral health and intellectual disabilities programs called for changes in technology, office space and personnel. The dust is still settling and the change is invigorating.

In the coming months, you will notice more change Table of Contents — especially in our appearances. Right now, we are working on new branding for each subsidiary, 04 Partners For Quality Foundation and the parent Allegheny Children’s organization. It’s so important to illustrate the breadth of our services, the capacity of our outreach Initiative and the uniqueness of those who come for care. 06 The future of Partners For Quality and our family of agencies is as promising as ever. Citizen Care Through you, lives are improving. Thank you for your support! 08 Sincerely, Exceptional Adventures

10 Elmer Nemeth Milestone Centers

13 Acting CEO How You Can Help Partners For Quality

14-18 Honor Roll of Benefactors Boards of Directors Who We Are Partners For Quality Inc., through its family of agencies, supports Allegheny Children’s people by providing services that promote choice, personal satisfaction Initiative Board and the realization of their hopes and dreams. Karen Bray, Chair Ted Cataldi Partners For Quality Foundation is the fundraising arm of Partners For David Dietrich Quality Inc., a nonprofit that provides administrative services to other Allison Levy-Drake nonprofit agencies who serve persons with intellectual disabilities, James Plake behavioral health challenges, or drug & alcohol dependency. These services include Finance, Human Resources, Information Technology, Development and Communications. The agencies are Allegheny Citizen Care Board Children’s Initiative, Citizen Care, Exceptional Adventures and Joseph Murray, Chair Milestone Centers. Joseph Hurley Jeff Jeffers Julie McGuire Partners For Quality Parent Board Raymond Paulos Joseph Mandarino, Chair Dean Manna Timothy Taylor Karen Bray Joseph Murray Mary Beth Veri Greg Gendron James Plake Cordelia Glenn-Grabiak Timothy Taylor Joseph Hurley Deborah Walrath Michael Laffey Thomas Weaver Exceptional Adventures Board Dean Manna, Chair Tom Diecks This Report to Benefactors is a publication of the Partners For Quality Foundation. Frank Perry To comment on content or ask questions, please contact Greg Jena, Director of Thomas Weaver Communications, at [email protected].

Milestone Centers Board Greg Gendron, Chair James Conniff Mary Catherine Conroy-Hayden John H. Hackworth Michael Laffey Deborah Walrath Scott Yusavage

Partners For Quality Foundation Board Joseph Mandarino, Chair Cordelia Glenn-Grabiak John Lamberson Marcy McKivitz

2 FISCAL YEAR 2018 CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF PARTNERS FOR QUALITY AND ALL SUBSIDIARIES

REVENUE Allegheny Children’s Initiative $ 2,687,449 Exceptional Adventures $ 856,638 Citizen Care $ 30,167,082 Milestone Centers $ 24,608,735 Partners For Quality $ 2,301,089 Partners For Quality Foundation $ 830,541

TOTAL REVENUE $ 61,451,534

EXPENSES Allegheny Children’s Initiative $ 2,638,365 Exceptional Adventures $ 845,537 Citizen Care $ 27,934,880 Milestone Centers $ 23,670,257 Partners For Quality $ 2,632,568 Partners For Quality Foundation $ 544,405

TOTAL EXPENSES $ 58,266,012

A closer look at our organizations, including demographics and finances, begins on page 4. Allegheny Children’s Initiative

GAMING WITH A PURPOSE

The therapists and other professionals at Allegheny Children’s Initiative take pride in providing support and therapy for local young people with behavioral health challenges. To no surprise, the process can be a challenging one, especially considering the trauma experienced by those served. Sometimes, just trying to talk with a teenager about his or her emotional needs is ineffective.

Thanks to a $3,500 grant from the Thomas Brown Alton Foundation, the staff at Allegheny Children’s Initiative has new and useful tools to help open those doors of communication.

“The grant enabled the agency to purchase therapeutic games and books that are specific to things like coping skills, anger management and rapport-building,” explained Nichole Wood, Director of Quality Assurance at Allegheny Children’s Initiative. “These specialized games and workbooks cover a variety of topics for ages two to 21.”

Wood said the materials may be signed out for in-home use. Unlike traditional board games or story books, these tools act as “conversation starters” while helping build and strengthen relationships among youth, families and therapists. They are effective in teaching emotional regulation and other positive social behaviors.

Considering that Allegheny Children’s Initiative serves several hundred young people (and their families) each year, the materials secured as a result of this grant “Talk It Out®” is a teen-specific game designed to will benefit thousands for years to come. encourage communication.

4 Allegheny Children’s Initiative Demographics

18 - 40 Gender Age

0 - 17 65+ <1% 65% .25% 1.2% 41 - 64

82.8% 16% 34.75%

Femal e

Mal e Female 286 0-17 682 Transgender Male 536 18-40 131 Transgender 2 41-64 10 TOTAL 824 65+ 1 TOTAL 824

Race Asian Allegheny Children’s African-American 26% Hispanic or Latino 2% Two or more races Initiative 1% Un known White REVENUE Federal, State, County $ 505,039 Fee-for-Service $ 2,163,397 10% Other Revenue $ 15,879 53% Grants and Contributions $ 2,492 8% Interest and Gains (Loss) $ 642

TOTAL REVENUE $ 2,687,449

Asian 16 EXPENSES African-American 216 Personnel $ 1,963,199 Hispanic or Latino 7 Operating $ 471,665 Two or More Races 84 Administrative $ 203,501 Unknown 64 White 437 TOTAL EXPENSES $ 2,638,365 TOTAL 824

5 Citizen Care

Lasting Impressions How do you know that you’ve made a lasting impression on someone? Well, when a person takes the time to bring you lunch at your new place of employment, it’s a pretty good sign. And that’s what happened to a group of individuals supported by Citizen Care.

Citizen Care has contracts with local businesses that provide employment opportunities for persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Local hotels are a common participant, with supported individuals working in banquet and housekeeping services.

Citizen Care’s contract with TownePlace Suites, an extended-stay The crew now works at the Courtyard by Marriott in Moon property near the Airport, recently ended a two-year Township. One of the guests from TownePlace missed these run. That meant the crew of Carla, Sarah and Dave, along with workers so much that she visited them on their break at their new job coach Kim Weaver, moved onto work in a new location. But job, bringing them lunch. “I thought that was incredible. They they didn’t leave before getting a huge sendoff. were so happy,” said DiBiagio.

Meaningful jobs in the workforce not only teach important skills, they contribute to social growth. Meaningful jobs in the workforce not only teach important skills, “The individuals we serve contribute to the betterment of the community and establish healthy relationships with others,” they contribute to social growth. explained DiBiagio.

“The hotel general manager gave a speech, there was a big cake, employees signed cards — and they were all in tears,” said Stephanie DiBiagio, Transitional Services Coordinator at The hotel general manager Citizen Care. gave a speech, there was a “Sarah and Carla were given charm bracelets, and Dave received a big cake, employees signed cards key chain, all with the inscription ‘An amazing coworker is hard to ‘‘ find, difficult to part with and impossible to forget.’” — and they were all in tears. — Stephanie DiBiagio

6 Citizen Care Demographics

Gender Age

56.5% 23%

0 - 17 18 - 40 32.5%

Femal e Mal e

43.5% 41 - 64 65+ 44.5%

Female 148 0-17 0 Male 192 18-40 111 TOTAL 340 41-64 151 65+ 78 TOTAL 340

Race Citizen Care

1% REVENUE 9% Federal, State, County $ 28,593,702 Fee-for-Service $ - 86% <1% 1% Other Revenue $ 1,573,380 2% Grants and Contributions $ - Interest and Gains (Loss) $ -

Asian

African-American TOTAL REVENUE $ 30,167,082

Hispanic or Latino Two or more races EXPENSES Asian Un known 3 White Personnel $ 18,188,813 African-American 31 Operating $ 7,929,669 Hispanic or Latino 1 Administrative $ 1,816,398 Two or more races 5 Unknown 6 TOTAL EXPENSES $ 27,934,880 White 294 TOTAL 340

7 Exceptional Adventures

Making Dreams Come True

Since last year, Leeann has been working as an office assistant Along with her connection to Exceptional Adventures, Leeann with Exceptional Adventures. Before that, she was a volunteer for receives residential and community-based support from Citizen nearly two years — and she’s been an Exceptional Adventures Care. When Exceptional Adventures announced it was planning a traveler for a decade. The office staff will tell you that Leeann is trip to Punta Cana in January, Leeann wanted to go. Unfortunately, fun to work with and easy to like. So, when the opportunity arose though, she could not afford the trip. to make her dream come true, it was a welcome task. “We were able to use some money from the Citizen Care Dream Fund to make Leeann’s trip a reality,” said Sarah Blonski, Director of Exceptional Adventures. “The Dream Fund helps turn possibilities like these into reality.”

The news came as a pleasant surprise to Leeann. When she arrived for work one day, the Exceptional Adventures staff had decorated her desk in a Caribbean theme with a sign that said “Punta Cana, Here I Come!”

“I was excited,” remembered Leeann. Her first thought: “I have to start packing.”

The trip to Punta Cana provided Leeann with lasting memories. Her week included being part of a dance show, getting her hair braided on the beach, shopping for jewelry and clothing, a circus with a magic act, and trying exotic foods such as snails and goat. She claims that “it tastes like chicken.”

There were two things that really stood out for Leeann. The first was an excursion to Monkeyland, where she fed monkeys apples and sunflower seeds. Said Leeann: “It was really cool because one was trying to climb on top of my head.”

The other — described by Leeann as her favorite part of the trip — was a fancy photoshoot on the beach for her and the other Exceptional Adventures guests. “I liked getting dressed up; it made me feel happy and beautiful,” she said.

“Exceptional Adventures loves creating lasting memories for our guests,” Blonski said. “When we can make a travel dream come true, it’s even more meaningful.” I liked getting dressed up; it made me feel happy ‘‘and beautiful. — Leeann

8 Exceptional Adventures Demographics

Gender Age

14% <1% 53%

19%

19%

47% 0 - 17 Femal e

Mal e 18 - 40 48% 41 - 64

Un known 65+

Female 407 0-17 1 Male 452 18-40 159 TOTAL 859 41-64 415 65+ 162 Unknown 122 TOTAL 859

Exceptional Adventures

REVENUE Federal, State, County $ - Fee-for-Service $ - Other Revenue $ 856,638 Grants and Contributions $ - Interest and Gains (Loss) $ -

TOTAL REVENUE $ 856,638

EXPENSES Personnel $ 200,944 Operating $ 597,292 Administrative $ 47,301

TOTAL EXPENSES $ 845,537

9 Milestone Centers Scouting Adventures at Milestone

Boy Scout troops are in many of Milestone scouts visit Camp Guyasuta in our local neighborhoods, but did Sharpsburg twice a year, where they take you know that 116 people receiving part in crafts, supervised archery, field services at Milestone Centers’ are games, team building exercises and hay registered scouts? rides.

The Boy Scouts of America Laurel “The individuals from Milestone enjoy Highlands Council provides the it,” Bob explained. “These activities put scouting experience to Milestone the ‘outing’ in scouting.” and 35 other “TrailBlazer” units in Western Pennsylvania, allowing Bob also conducts a traditional individuals with intellectual and Pinewood Derby at each of Milestone’s developmental disabilities to participating locations. The scouts get enjoy scouting. Five Milestone the cars cut out by local tech schools, and programs participate: Garden people supported at Milestone paint and City Senior Center, Lawrenceville decorate the cars for their respective races. Support Center, Nelson Therapeutic Racing activities have been featured on Activity Center (Monroeville), New Milestone’s Facebook page: Facebook. Horizon Senior Center (Penn Hills) com/MilestonePA. and the Yough Adventure Program (Monroeville). Joe (left), a TrailBlazer Scout and person supported at “The Boy Scouts TrailBlazer program Milestone’s Yough Adventure Program, shares a laugh means so much to those who take with Bob Zelleznick. Bob Zelleznick is the Scout’s part,” said Paula Fischer, Director TrailBlazer District Executive of Milestone Senior Services and the – and the person who delivers this extraordinary experience to Yough Adventure Program. “In fact, I love attending the Pinewood Milestone. Derbies because everyone is so excited to race their cars.”

The partnership with Milestone began in 2009. “It gives people the A grant from an anonymous funder covers all costs, meaning chance to experience scouting who may never have had the chance Milestone Centers and the people it serves do not pay for scout to do so,” said Bob, who has been involved with this program membership and services. since 2010. “I love how much this partnership helps individuals grow,” said When Bob came aboard, the program served 250 local individuals. Bob. “If you give them the opportunity, they can do it.” By 2017, that number grew to 1,100. Western Pennsylvania is one of only a handful of areas in the U.S. where the program exists.

Milestone in Your Pocket

The Milestone Health Care Quality Unit (HCQU) West has some “app-ealing” news: the HCQU West “Pocket HCQU App” is now available for free download in the iTunes Store and Google Play Store.

What is the “Pocket HCQU App”? Designed entirely by Milestone HCQU West, the app was created for providers and families who support people with intellectual & developmental disabilities. Pocket HCQU quickly and easily connects you to relevant information, tools, resources, and innovative ideas and supports — in a functional, convenient interface all in the palm of your hand!

It’s free and easy to find. Search “Milestone HCQU” or “Pocket HCQU” in your app store. HCQUs Educating Professionals in 18 Counties

Milestone’s Health Care Quality Units (HCQUs), based in Butler and Warren, provide outreach, education and training to persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities and service providers in 18 Western Pennsylvania counties. In fiscal year 2018, the Milestone Health Care Quality Units combined to provide 913 trainings to more than 13,600 people.

Milestone Centers Demographics

Gender Age

10% 10% 45% 1% Femal e

Mal e

Not disclosed

55% 36% 43%

Femal e

Mal e

Not disclosed Female 1,704 0-17 318 Male 1,390 18-40 1,136 Not Disclosed 27 41-64 1,348 TOTAL 3,121 65+ 319 TOTAL 3,121

Race Milestone Centers

43% 1% REVENUE Federal, State, County $ 20,784,556 Fee-for-Service $ 1,556,658 Other Revenue $ 2,115,944 Grants and Contributions $ 151,577 Interest and Gains (Loss) $ - 27% 29% Asian TOTAL REVENUE $ 24,608,735

African- American xx EXPENSES Asian xx 21 Personnel $ 16,626,292 African-American 848 Operating $ 4,275,418 Unknown 903 Administrative $ 2,768,547 White 1,349 TOTAL 3,121 TOTAL EXPENSES $ 23,670,257

11 How You Can Help

Please join us! Partners For Quality Foundation Events

The Partners For Quality Foundation raises funds for all programs and services at Partners For Quality

PARTNERS FOR QUALITY and its family of agencies. Through special events, FOUNDATION FALL GOLF CLASSIC donor engagement and support from foundations, Sept. 23 at Shannopin Country Club. our organizations carry out our mission of improving the lives of local individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, behavioral health challenges, or drug & alcohol dependency.

ANNUAL CELEBRATE Please plan on joining us at our special events that take THE SEASON HOLIDAY PARTY place throughout the year! Dec. 4 at The LeMont. Enjoy dinner, entertainment and holiday cheer. Partners For Quality Foundation

REVENUE HEART OF CARING Federal, State, County $ - LUNCHEON & AUCTION Fee-for-Service $ - Feb. 14, 2020 at DoubleTree by Hilton Other Revenue $ - in Greentree. Featuring sports Grants and Contributions $ 397,139 memorabilia, hotel packages and Interest and Gains (Loss) $ 433,402 other attractive prizes. TOTAL REVENUE $ 830,541

EXPENSES Personnel $ 122,227 Operating $ 389,377 WALK Administrative $ 32,801 FOR A HEALTHY COMMUNITY May, 2020, North Shore. Walk with TOTAL EXPENSES $ 544,405 the Partners For Quality Foundation as we raise funds that support the individuals we serve.

BOB POMPEANI GOLF CLASSIC June, 2020, at Chartiers Country Club. 29th year of great golf and prizes! EVENT SCHEDULE SCHEDULE EVENT How You Can Help...

A nonprofit organization, Partners For Quality Foundation raises funds to support PFQ subsidiaries — Allegheny Children’s Initiative, Citizen Care, Exceptional Adventures and Milestone Centers. Donations to the Foundation and/or any subsidiary are tax deductible. Here are ways you can help support more than 5,000 persons who receive services for intellectual disabilities and/or behavioral health challenges:

ATTEND SPECIAL EVENTS LEARN ABOUT PLANNED GIVING OPTIONS Choose any or all of the five events: Contact your attorney to find out how you can make PFQ Foundation or one of the PFQ subsidiaries a beneficiary • Fall Golf Classic — join us on Sept. 23, 2019, at in your will through a gift of cash, stocks, jewelry or real Shannopin Country Club in Ben Avon. Great course, estate. You may choose to designate PFQ Foundation as delicious dinner, skill prizes, auction and games. the beneficiary of your retirement plan or life insurance • Holiday Party — Dec. 4, 2019, LeMont Restaurant, a policy. After you talk to the attorney, call PFQ Foundation two-hour reception with topnotch auction items, hors at 412-446-0727. d’oeuvres and cocktails. OTHER WAYS TO SUPPORT US • Heart of Caring — Feb. 14, 2020, at DoubleTree by • Designate United Way Contributor Choice #241 for Hilton Greentree. Local celebrities, sports stars, clients, Partners For Quality or #123 for Milestone. families and business community rub elbows at this luncheon/auction. • Sponsor an event in your neighborhood, church, school, or organization that will benefit programs supported by • Highmark Walk — May, 2020; form your own team Partners For Quality Foundation. or join another for the 5 or 3k walk to support PFQ Foundation. Date to be announced. • Invite Greg Jena, director of Communications at PFQ, to about the services offered • Bob Pompeani Golf Classic — June, 2020 at Chartiers speak to your organization Country Club. 18 holes of challenging golf, great skill by PFQ subsidiaries. prizes, fabulous food.

DONATE A TRIBUTE GIFT Whether you are celebrating a special occasion or WAYS TO DONATE remembering someone who has died, a Tribute Gift to Partners For Quality Foundation is a meaningful way to ONLINE BY MAIL helps others. All contributions support program needs. Visit PFQ Foundation PFQ.org/donate 250 Clever Rd. GIVE TO THE HOLIDAY APPEAL McKees Rocks, PA 15136 Look for our annual appeal between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Your support means so much to the people we serve. Honor Roll of Benefactors Amanda Berezanich Dr. Edward Cheppa Mr. & Mrs. John Berezanich Christina Chickis Diane Berg Chubb Insurance FOUNDATIONS Carol Berger Cigna, Inc. Berger Investment Group Cipriani & Werner, PC $200,000 and above Darryl Bergstrom Citizens Bank Edith L. Trees Charitable Trust Best Deal Tire Center Dom & Nelma Citriniti Richard King Mellon Foundation Agnes Betz Jason Cochran Andrew Beyer Maurice Cohill $20,000 to $40,000 Kathleen Binder Jean Coles FISA Foundation Jacqueline & George Biskup Mr. & Mrs. Alan Colker Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Bittel Mary Ann Coll PNC Charitable Trusts Joyce Blackburn Amy Colteryahn Blackburns Physicians Pharmacy Jean Comber INDIVIDUAL Joann Blackwell Computer Fellows, Inc. SUPPORTERS BNY Wealth Management Mr. & Mrs. Jim Conniff Bob Boeggeman Craig Cox Company Robert Boise Chris Cox A & G Pharmacy Services Susan Borchert Elizabeth Craig Daniel Abell Lisa Bortz Ron & Jim Crivelli of Acri Commercial Realty, Inc. Andrea Bougher Jim Crivelli Chevrolet Harold Adams Joel Bower Kayla Cropper Alayshia Adams Daniel Bradley Crown Castle USA, Inc. Clarence Albenzi William Brashear Crown Management Services, LLC Allegheny Medical P.C. Karen Bray Mr. & Mrs. William Cullen Frank Allison Thomas Brennen Antonio D’Amici Michael Allison Sedric Brently Maureen Davis Chad Alviani Lorraine Brewer Mr. & Mrs. William Delach AMB Properties, Inc. BrickStreet Insurance Lois Delaney Amcom Office Systems Bridgeville Appliance Sherrell Demas Ampco-Pittsburgh Lisa Brocious Grove Deming Amvets Post 60 Veterans Mr. & Mrs. William Brooks Lori Dempsey Andrew B. Mayernick Trust Dianne Brosky Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Dering Tori Andrews Arthur Brown Dr. & Mrs. Satish Dhagat Edith Andrison Rudy Bucci Stephanie DiBiagio Bill Angotti Kim Buckley Michael DiClemente Arise Julie Bulgarelli Mr. & Mrs. Tom Diecks At Home Senior Services Michael Burford David Dietrich ATC Healthcare Services, Inc. William Burgunder Judith DiLeo David Augustine Butler Motor Transit, Inc. Maureen DiLettuso Jeff Aurila Capital Group Company Mr. & Mrs. Donald DiMichele Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Aurila Charitable Foundation Denise Dombach Stacy Ayers Capital Realty Corporation Linda Dombach Lisa Bacco Laurie Caraher Morgiewicz Paul Donaldson Rose Mary Badstibner Carmen Barone & Sons, Inc. Scott Douglass Allison Bail John & Annette Carolus Stacey Dowden Roseland Bainum Christine Casciato Tony Drane Jordan Ballariel Mildred Cavanaugh Samuel Duerr Stephanie Banarez Cedar Direct International Duerr Packaging Co. Mr. & Mrs. John Banaszak Raffaella Cercone Daniel Eberhart Chad Barnett Cersig LLC George Eckhardt Donna Barr Francis Cerveny Edward B. Dunlap Jr. Foundation Sandy Bartus Dawn Cesaratto Mr. & Mrs. Herman Edwards Gary Bell Brenda Chadish Demetris Egleston Destiney Bell Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Chappell Joan Eichner Dorothy Bellhouse & Hunter Ficke Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Chelosky Emport LLC

14 EQT Corporation Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Donald Kraus Elliot Eubanks Susan Hill Michelle Kreutzer Evergreen Facility Services Jamie Hillwig Mr. & Mrs. Kirk Kubias David Fath Karen Hines Kulik Law Office James Fawcett James Hough Ruth Kutz Anthony Fazio Howard Family Living Trust Tom Lacko Daniel Fetchko Mary Howe Lorraine Lagrotteria First City Company William Hubiak Dave Lamb Paula Fischer Deborah Huefner Roberta Lasto Jennifer Fitzwater Huntley & Huntley, Inc. Bobbi Lasto Eileen Fox Roslyn Hurwitz John Latoza Faith Francis Amber Hutchinson Laurel Capital Corporation Frederich E. Liechti & Associates Dan Iorio Christopher Laurenti Carole Gabos Zach Isenberg Leaders Referral Group Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gabos J.D. Vending, Inc. Venetia Leddy Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Gabos Max Janairo Mr. & Mrs. J. Ronald Lenart Karen Galilei Lynn Janocha Christian Leonard Katie Gannon Greg Jena Keith Lerch General & Vascular Joe Aiello Flooring Service Jason Leventon Surgery Assoc., Inc. John R. & Margaret S. McCartan Estate of Angelo Liberto Debbie Gerse Charitable Fund Eric Lindey Stacey Gevenosky John “Bud” Johnson Laura Lindey Annette Johnson Marilyn Llewellyn Michele Gibson LaMont Jones Justin Lockard Tim & Judy Gich Joyce’s Cleaning Service Eleanor Loushil Paul Gilchrist Daniel Kaib, Jr. Christine Lydon Mary Gillespie Dorothy Kane Christy Lynne Giving Assistant Anna Marie Kassab Darrell Mack Rachel Glynn Joyce Kasunich Carolyn Golden Norman Kasunich Good Done Great Joseph Keck Janet Gorshe Lisa Keller Jackie & Rich Graham William Kemerer Greater Pittsburgh Travel Kenmawr Plaza Hardware Rhoda Green Mary Pat Kennedy Ruth Greene Mr. & Mrs. William Kennedy Violet Grimm David Kennedy Cyndi Grimm Jeffrey Kent Stanley Gromek Key Bank Marie Guerra Keystone Environmental Brian Gulish Solutions, LLC Gregory Habib Keystone Mountain Lakes Regional John Hackworth Council of Carpenters Maureen Haggarty Cindy King Patrick Hampson Mr. & Mrs. William King Gregory Harkins John King Isabella Harris Sandra King Hayden Conroy Charitable Fund Kline, Keppel & Koryak, P.C. HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Mark Kljucaric Sewickley Lawrence Knapp Linda Hearn Clyde Knarr Susan Heddinger Mel Kofsky Nayna Hegde Kohl’s Dr. & Mrs. Gajanan Hegde Madeline & John Kosky Bradley Hensler Lisa Kramer Bill Hepfinger Deborah Kramer Peggy Madeya James McMillin Kenneth Olson Maher Duessel Janice McSorley Andrea Opat William Mahoney Jefferson Mendenhall William Overmyer Marion Mamrick Martha Michael Padgett Business Services Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mandarino Venda Millender Terri Palamone Kenneth Manders Mary Miller Stanley Pankiewicz Mr. & Mrs. Keith Mangini Larry Miller Paper Products Company, Inc. Laura Mankowski Charlotte Mills Parkway West Rotary Club Dr. & Mrs. Dean Manna Mock Bosco & Associates, P.C. Dave Parson Marie Manzella Joe Mollica Charles Partee Mr. & Mrs. Mark Mapp Shannon Molyneaux Ron Pasic Mr. & Mrs. James Marasco Katherine Morrissey Patrick T. Lanigan Funeral Home, Inc. Linda Marchione William Morse Ronald Peppel Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mariotti Judy Moses Jodi Peppel Donald Martin GeorgeAnne Muchnok Lisa Peterson-Lizun Alyssa Marzula Chris Mueller Kathryn Phillips Cindy Marzula David Mulgrave Don Pifer James Plake Dianna Ploof PNC Institutional Investments Mr. & Mrs. Bob Pompeani Todd Pontious Victor Porch Susan Portera Mahalingiah Prasad Brita Proctor Jennifer Quimby John Quinn Rita Rambach Barbara Rau Gloria Reagle Bobbi Reidenbach Michele Reed Mr. & Mrs. Harry Reed Harold & Carol Reynolds Megan Richards Paul Riederer Rege Riley Daniel Mastascusa Sharon Murphy Patricia Roberts Kathleen Mataya Ariel Murphy Fred Roberts Dwayne Matthews Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Murray Rodgers Insurance Group, Inc Marian Matthews Petra Mussi Douglas Rogers Suzanne Mauro Kenneth Myhre Marjorie Roos James Mayernik Thomas Myl Karen Rose Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Mazzoni Elmer Nemeth Mr. & Mrs. John Roseto McB Financial, Inc. Ebony Nesbit Ross Maintenance Kevin McBurney Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Nettrour Laura Roy Leland McCartan Network for Good Roy F. Johns, Jr., Associates, LLC Rose McCartan Christine Newhill Ph.D. Marilou Rubright David McDonough Northwest Savings Bank Michelle Sagnimeni Jennifer McGurrin Richard O’Connor Maureen & David Sagrati Marcy McKivitz Charles & Gail O’Hara Sales Tax Recovery Group LLC Tammy Mclean Ohio Valley Hospital Sampson Morris Group McManus Merchants, Inc. Zach & Julia Olawski Christina Sauers

16 Kirk Savage Daniel Thomas Amvets Post 60 Emily Savoy Mr. & Mrs. Albert Thomas Andy Warhol Museum Hila Saxer Kathryn Thornburg Angels Floral & Gifts David Scarsella Douglas Tjelmeland & Wine Cellar Michael Scarselli Amy Tobolski Artistic Dentistry Amy Schafer Jake Trerotola Best Western The Inn Richard Schell Samuel & Karen Trimbur at Franciscan Square Darlene Schiefer Renee Trunick Big Burrito Group Susan Schindel Maria Turak Sarah Blonski Alice Schmidt Michael Uhrin Bobby D’s Maggie Schmotzer Unique Machine & Tool Co. Caliente Pizza & Draft House Mercedes Schott-Nolan United Way of Greater Philadelphia Ashley Campbell Stacey Lynn Schreibeis and Southern New Jersey Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh M. Kathleen Schreiber UPMC Health Plan Carnegie Science Center Mark Scott USI Insurance Services Champion Windows, Sunrooms Stephen Scuilli Elizabeth Vargas & Home Exteriors Sebring & Associates Mary Beth Veri Chick-fil-A at Robinson Kimberly Serafini Mary Patricia Vinciguerra Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh Service Master Don Vogel Community College of Allegheny County Seubert & Associates, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Vogel Mia Companizzi Flo & Bob Sheap Betty Jean Walker Judith Connolly Mr. & Mrs. Steven Sheffler Anthony Walla Coraopolis Cash Market Kevin Shriane David Walsh Costco Wholesale #332 Barbara Sieck Taylor Mr. & Mrs. James Weber Jonathan Crayton Joann Simmers Weiblinger’s Residential Care, Inc. Crowne Plaza Greentree Ted Simpson Harry Weil Crowne Plaza Pittsburgh South John Sistik Weld Tooling Corporation Dad’s Pub & Grub Daniel Skreptach Wellman-Prozan Fund Mr. & Mrs. Rusty DeCarlo Jean Skwarecki Claudia Wendel Dependable Drive In Theatre Dyana Sloan Kenneth Werner Ditka’s Cheryl Smith Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Wilhelm DoubleTree Hotel Sharon Smith Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Wilkins by Hilton Pittsburgh Airport Lauren Spinella Noreen Williams Downey’s House Martin Sporrer Josephine & Robert Wilt Kevin Dziubek Vladimir St. Surin Charles Wise Efficiency Solutions Gregory & Debra Stawicki Carol & Mark Wolkoff Embroidery PGH Lisa Stelmack Ken Wood Emily Forsmark Mary Ann Stickel Nichole Wood Fun Fore All Erin Stinner Daniel Woods Gateway Clipper Fleet William & Karen Stotler Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Wrabley Grandview Golf Course Mr. & Mrs. Gary Stragar Thomas Wray Maureen Haggarty Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Strager WS Vending Hampton Inn Pittsburgh Airport Mr. & Mrs. Rick Strong Wylie Holdings, L.P. Home Depot Michael Sturges Andrew Yanosick Angela Hughes Sunrise Management Group, Inc. Lori Yarosz Hyatt Regency Pittsburgh Super Duper Carpet & Duct Cleaning Mary Ann Yingling International Airport Thomas Swanson Bill Younger Jeff Jeffers Sue Swanson Geraldine Zagwoski Greg Jena Karly Swish Gary Zialkowski Sandra Joseph Jodie Tabano Cathy Zima Juliano’s Restaurant/Pizzaria Rosanna Talerico Mary Ann Zuk Lori Katlubeck Mark Taylor Kennywood Park Timothy Taylor GIFTS IN-KIND Tom Lah The Early Learning Institute Legume Bistro The Wilson Group, LLC 5 Generation Bakers Mancini’s Bakery Debora Thomas Able Business Forms Company Manor Grille

17 PromoWest North Shore-Stage AE In Memory of Anne Mullaney Rachel’s Roadhouse From Maurice Cohill Sharon Rathi In Memory of Harry Peppel Residence Inn Marriott From Stanley Pankiewicz Rivers Club In Memory of Gretchen Schott Robinson & Beverage, Inc. From Mercedes Schott-Nolan Ron-Mac, Inc. In Memory of Andrew Schwab Andrew Roth From Lynn Janocha Segway Pittsburgh In Memory of Mary Lou Strager Senator John History Center From Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Strager, Seubert & Associates Kevin Shrianem, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Sewickley Valley YMCA Chelosky Shadyside Inn In Memory of Russell Vogel Becky Signorello From Mr. & Mrs. Richard Vogel, Mr. & Madonna Smith Mrs. Michael Mariotti, Larry Miller, Smoke Stack General & Vascular Surgery Assoc., Smoker Friendly/Cigar Express Inc., Marjorie Roos, Mr. & Mrs. Spitzer Toyota Monroeville William Delach, Jean Skwarecki Martin Sporrer Springfield Restaurant Group GIFTS IN Staples Stonewall Resorts HONOR OF… Mary Ann Marks Staci Sypien Lee Terbosic Joshua Gerber Dallas & Kathleen Maugle From Mel Kofsky Milestone HCQU Northwest Washington Wild Things Western Area YMCA Michael Laffey Milestone HCQU West From William Morse Montour Heights Country Club Wildwood Highlands Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Wise William Fox Mountaineer Casino Resort From Eileen Fox Mt. Lebanon Office Equipment Rhonda North American Breweries GIFTS IN From Darlene Schiefer Office Depot MEMORY OF… Kevin Haggerty Olde Stonewall Golf Club From Mary Ann Stickel Original Oyster House In Memory of Jere Comber Lauretta Julie Padak From Jean Comber From Jean & Larry Howard Paradise Island Bowl & Beach In Memory of Michelle Ellenberger Gary Partee From Mary Howe, Dianna Ploof, From Charles Partee Pennsylvania Trolley Museum Sharon Smith Larry McKibben Peppers N’ At In Memory of Doris Fox From Mr. & Mrs. Alan Colker Pepper’s Performance Eyeware From Eileen Fox Tarah Spina Phipps Conservatory In Memory of Nancy Frank From David Walsh and Botanical Gardens, Inc. From Janet Gorshe Robert Nussbaum Phoenix Theatres Entertainment In Memory of Margaret Kasunich From Alice Schmidt Pierogies Plus From Norman Kasunich, Dorothy Kane, Robert Gabos Pittsburgh Botanical Garden Francis Cerveny, Denise Dombach, From Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gabos Pittsburgh CLO Linda Dombach, Mr. & Mrs. Mark Leland McCartan Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Mapp, Carol & Mark Wolkoff, Lois From Rose McCartan Pittsburgh Glass Center Delaney, Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Dering, Glenn Francis Pittsburgh Opera Mr. & Mrs. William Brooks, David From Faith Francis Pittsburgh Penguins Hockey Club Kennedy, Jennifer McGurrin Pittsburgh Pirates In Memory of Mary Ann Liberto Pittsburgh Playhouse From the Estate of Angelo Liberto Pittsburgh Public Theater Partners For Quality Foundation In Memory of Karen Mehalov Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra makes every effort to ensure this From Mock Bosco & Associates, P.C., Pittsburgh Winery list is accurate and up to date. Deborah Huefner, Marion Mamrick, Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium Unique Machine & Tool Co., Tim & We apologize for any omissions. Primanti Bros. Judy Gich, Weld Tooling Corporation 18 Exceptional Adventures

Exceptional Adventures has been providing travel opportunities and social events for local individuals with disabilities since 1978. Based in McKees Rocks, Exceptional Adventures’ guests enjoy vacations, monthly dances and trips to musical theaters, casinos, amusement parks and more! Coming up later this year:

MAD SCIENTIST NIGHT Wednesday, July 17 in Bridgeville

Guests will take part in fun hands-on science experiments, a scavenger hunt and watch a Bill Nye the Science Guy video.

WASHINGTON, D.C. Sunday, July 28 — Monday, July 29

A visit to our nation’s capital includes the National Air and Space Museum, Capitol Building, Washington Monument, White House and several memorials.

WALDAMEER PARK Saturday, August 3, Erie, PA

A day of fun and adventure includes thrill rides such a The XScream and Ravine Flyer II and traditional attractions like the Ferris Wheel, train, tilt-a-whirl and more.

ESCAPE TO CANADA Monday, Sept. 23 — Wednesday, Sept. 25, in Ontario

Travelers will see a show at the Oh Canada Theater, visit MarineLand, the Rainforest Café and Maple Leaf Place.

Exceptional Adventures also hosts an annual Summer Camp, New Year’s Eve party and out-of-country trips every January (Punta Cana in 2019!).

For more information, visit ExceptionalAdventures.com or call 412-446-0713.

19 Partners For Quality Inc. 250 Clever Rd. McKees Rocks, PA 15136 PFQ.org Facebook.com/PartnersForQuality 412-446-0700

The Partners For Quality Family of Agencies:

Allegheny Children’s Initiative 2304 Jane St. Pittsburgh, PA 15203 412-431-8006 PFQ.org Joyce Blackburn, Executive Director

Citizen Care 250 Clever Rd. McKees Rocks, PA 15136 412-446-0700 PFQ.org Elmer Nemeth, Executive Director

Exceptional Adventures 250 Clever Rd. McKees Rocks, PA 15136 412-446-0713 ExceptionalAdventures.com Sarah Shultz-Blonski, Director

Milestone Centers 777 Penn Center Blvd., Bldg. 7 Pittsburgh, PA 15235 412-243-3400 MilestonePA.org Gary Bell, Executive Director

Partners For Quality Foundation 250 Clever Rd. McKees Rocks, PA 15136 412-446-0702 PFQ.org