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MA R. ISE NN AM LI IL W SPRING 2018

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Dear Friend of KidsPeace, Welcome to the 2018 version of our Outcomes and the spotlight on some of the winners and finalists from Annual Report, featuring 2017 - The Year in Review! the 2017 awards. We’re pleased to present this information about our activities in the past year in support of our mission: to One other note about this year’s report: we’re provide hope, help and healing to children, adults and presenting it in a way that we hope will make it easier those who love them. to access the information that interests you most. The report now comes in three sections: an overview of the 2017 was our 135th Anniversary year, and I’m proud various services that make up the KidsPeace Continuum to say our achievements through the year matched of Care, including results of key quality indicators for the high standards set during KidsPeace’s long each area of service; a data repository detailing clients’ history. We served more than 11,000 clients across our outcomes and level of satisfaction with the care we various programs – including our in-patient children’s provide; and a section on financial and philanthropic psychiatric hospital, three residential treatment support for our activities, which allows us to share centers, community-based and outpatient programs insights from those who see such value in our work that in Pennsylvania, Maine and Georgia, and foster care they give their time, talents and resources to support services from Maine to North Carolina to Indiana. our organization. Advancements included a renewed focus on caring for foster kids affected by the opioid epidemic, a leading- On behalf of KidsPeace, I thank all those who have edge trauma-informed program to treat victims of sex helped us in the past year – our associates, board trafficking, the creation of a new library at the Graham volunteers, funders and referral agencies, and donors. Lake Campus in Maine, the launch of our redesigned Our success is really your success too. TeenCentral web-based service, and the successful And to those we serve as clients, I hope you will view conclusion to our $2.2 million capital campaign for this report as the renewal of our promise to serve you expansion of our Georgia residential treatment facility, and meet your needs as best we can in the months and among many others. years ahead.

It’s important to note that these advancements – and Best wishes, more importantly the success of the people we serve in overcoming the challenges that they face – are built on the dedication and passion of KidsPeace’s 1,700 associates around the country. Each fall we honor exceptional associates at our KidsPeace Associate William R. Isemann Recognition Awards; throughout this report we shine President and CEO TOC TABLE OF CONTENTS

Model of Care...... 4 OVERVIEW Demographics...... 5 Community-Based Services...... 6 Hospital...... 8 DATA Foster Care ...... 9 Residential...... 10 Education...... 13 FINANCIAL/GOVERNANCE Professional Presentations...... 14 Outcomes Data...... 15 PHILANTHROPY Finances, Governance, and Philanthropy...... 25 Resources and Expenditures...... 26 Board of Directors...... 27 Board of Associates...... 27 Donations Make a Difference...... 28 Proud Supporters of KidsPeace...... 29 MODEL OF CARE

SAFETY KIDSPEACE BELIEVES IN: Safety is a primary DIGNITY need and a fundamental right Every child is unique and of every child. has worth and value. RELATIONSHIPS & THE KIDSPEACE MODEL OF CARE IS: BELONGING Aligned: building upon and integrated into Children grow in the the KidsPeace platform statement. context of supportive relationships. Value-driven: describing the goals of our EMPOWERMENT service as the outcome of our beliefs. Every child has Kid-centered: placing children as central to all powerful potential. programs and participation in organizational CHARACTER life and responsibility. Children learn by Strength-based: recognizing the strengths making decisions and and potential of youth rather than their deficits taking action based and empowering competent development upon values. by children. TRANSFORMATION Peer-related: developing relationships Children discover strengths through of the individual to the peer group, choice, risk, failure, which is crucial to growth toward insight and success. independent and successful living.

4 MODEL OF CARE DEMOGRAPHICS

In 2017, KidsPeace provided treatment and help to 11,165 clients across its hospital and residential treatment services, outpatient and community programs, and foster care operations - including 7,603 new admissions. 2017 Admissions Age Race Gender

More data on client admitted and clients served on page 16.

KidsPeace received referrals from 29 states, the District of Columbia and Germany in 2017.

Source: KidsPeace Admissions data, 2017. 5 COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES

KidsPeace provides community-based outpatient services to children, families and communities in Pennsylvania, Georgia and Maine, as well as through select foster care offices. Services include acute partial hospitalization, programs for children with autism, family and individual counseling, diagnostic services, medication management, urgent care and walk-in screenings, among others. More than 6,500 individuals received help from KidsPeace’s community-based services in 2017.

of clients were satisfied with their treatment services; the same percentage stated that KidsPeace treatment providers respected their culture. More data on client and family/agency satisfaction and Brief Psychiatric Ratings Scales on page 17.

My father worked for KidsPeace for over 30 years, so I enjoy incorporating play and expressive interventions its mission is near and dear to my heart. Supervising into my work with children because it offers them the Acute Partial Hospitalization” Program has allowed the opportunity to communicate” in a language that me to continue this legacy by providing stabilization is already known to them while encouraging the and coordination of resources for members of this identification and resolution of problems on their own. community. I find this approach to be empowering for the child. Adrienne Maria Reali Pauling

Source: KidsPeace Quality Assurance, Outcome Studies and Research, 2017. Satisfaction Survey percentages reflect survey respondents who replied “Strongly agree” or “Agree.” 6 COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES

All four Pennsylvania outpatient locations offer free walk-in assessments during posted hours. During a walk-in the individual and family meet with a master’s level therapist to discuss current issues and craft a safety plan. This service is a diversion from emergency rooms, links individuals to services, and helps decrease a potential crisis. Individuals and families surveyed have reported the following:

stated the experience was positive, while reported they strongly agree/agree the service helped them avoid a potential crisis.

Through its Orchard Behavioral Health unit, KidsPeace offers an array of mental health services designed specifically for adults - following the holistic approach to treatment that we take in addressing the needs of children and adolescents with mental and behavioral health issues. OBH allows us to care for people ages 3 to 65 – including parents, caregivers and other family members - under one roof. More data on walk-ins, telepsychiatry and SSIS on page 18. 63% of clients with autism showed improvement in social skills

At KidsPeace our outpatient and community programs serve more than 2,000 clients, and that outreach shows” in our communities. We are committed to our clients and helping them find the resources they need to be successful. Michelle Callahan

Source: KidsPeace Quality Assurance, Outcome Studies and Research, 2017. Satisfaction Survey percentages reflect survey respondents who replied “Strongly agree” or “Agree.” 7 HOSPITAL

KidsPeace Children’s Hospital is one of the largest free-standing in-patient children’s psychiatric hospitals in the United States. The 120-bed facility provides intensive psychiatric services to clients ages 5-21 in serious crisis. In 2017, 2,216 children and adolescents were cared for at the Hospital.

2017 Most Common Diagnosis Treated at KidsPeace Hospital

of clients said doctors helped me reach my goals More data on client and family/agency satisfaction and Brief Psychiatric Ratings Scales on page 19.

Why do we do it? It’s all about the kids. It’s a privilege to be able ”to help them.

George Miles Source: KidsPeace Quality Assurance, Outcome Studies and Research, 2017. 8 HOSPITAL FOSTER CARE

In 2017, KidsPeace Foster Care offices served 1,462 children across seven states – Maine, New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina and Indiana. Services include therapeutic, traditional and respite foster care. (For information about KidsPeace foster care services in specific areas, visit the webpage of the office nearest you at www.fostercare.com/locations)

We provide many of our older foster teens with life skills training to help them prepare for independent living. We are always available to help children and parents deal with any issues that arise, and we are champions of achieving permanency for the children in our program.

Life After KidsPeace Foster Care

More data on client and family/agency satisfaction and TIAA on page 20.

I’ve seen firsthand what it takes to carry out our mission successfully, and it’s incredibly motivating to work each day with my colleagues, foster ”parents and our great supporters to bring hope, help and healing to the children we serve.

Jennifer Lescaleet

9 RESIDENTIAL

KidsPeace offers a wide range of residential treatment services that feature Trauma-Informed evidence-based clinical approaches, Applied Behavior Analysis, recreational/creative therapies, life skill enrichment and education services. We also offer a shelter program on our Bethlehem, PA Campus. In 2017, our Pennsylvania residential treatment programs served 407 clients.

of clients stated that they felt their culture had been respected and … 43% reduction in symptom severity of depression in 2017. of family/agency members felt their child/client was treated with respect

More data on client and family/agency satisfaction and brief psychiatric ratings scales on page 21.

I realize that I may only be one person, but I can be one person who makes a difference in the lives of each of my clients. If I can” do that, I have fulfilled my purpose in my career by teaching my clients to believe in themselves and reach their fullest potential. Casey Althouse

KidsPeace’s Bowdon, GA Campus features a 40-bed Room, Board and Watchful Oversight (RBWO) program (males and females) and a separate 20-bed facility for males with sexual issues. An on-site school, recreational facilities, and a wellness and behavioral-health center serve the needs of clients. The campus also offers outpatient walk-in counseling and mental health treatment programs to the community. 148 clients received care at the Bowdon facility in 2017. Also in 2017, KidsPeace completed a $2.2 million capital campaign for a 20-bed expansion at the Bowdon Campus, scheduled to open in 2018. GA+ SCORECARD Results 2017 The state of Georgia’s quarterly “GA+ SCORECARD” measures how well we meet or exceed expectations regarding the safety, permanency and well-being of children in our care. 21% overall reduction in symptom severity in 2017. More data on Brief Psychiatric Ratings Scales and client and family/agency satisfaction on page 22.

I really enjoy encouraging clients and staff to work it out (whatever problem or issues they have or may face.) I also enjoy providing” resources they need to work it out to a solid foundation. LaShann Hatfield

Source: KidsPeace Quality Assurance, Outcome Studies and Research, 2017. Satisfaction Survey percentages reflect survey respondents who replied “Strongly agree” or “Agree.” 11 RESIDENTIAL

KidsPeace New England’s residential program, at the Graham Lake Campus in Ellsworth, Maine, is a 44-bed facility providing therapeutic residential treatment, with an emphasis on serving clients with Autism Spectrum Disorders. The program features high quality educational and recreational therapies for clients ranging in age from 3 to 20 years old, and also offers day treatment services. In 2017, the Graham Lake Campus programs served 58 clients.

of clients stated that of family/agency members Overall 75% of residential KidsPeace doctors helped felt their child’s/client’s clients maintained progress them reach their goals gender and sexual or demonstrated a decrease

orientation was respected in internalizing behaviors

More data on client and family/agency satisfaction and CBCL on page 23.

I enjoy working with children and staff from different backgrounds. No two days are the same; there is always plenty of opportunity” to learn, gain new experience, and develop a better understanding of the children we serve. Raheem Jammeh

Source: KidsPeace Quality Assurance, Outcome Studies and Research, 2017. Satisfaction Survey percentages reflect survey respondents who replied “Strongly agree” or “Agree.” 12 EDUCATION

Students in KidsPeace residential treatment programs attend on-campus classes with emphasis on the curriculum for their current grade level and home school district requirements. Communications with home school districts enable us to maintain coursework and meet Individualized Education Plan (IEP) goals. Many of the students that come to KidsPeace are three to four years behind their peer group academically. Upon admission, each student is tested in both Math and Reading when entering the program and retested after six months. In 2017, 82% experienced gains in their academic performance in math and 91% showed academic improvement in their reading scores during their residential placement with KidsPeace. Our students’ progress and success is due largely to smaller class sizes and curricula adapted to their specific needs. In foster care, 99% of 434 school eligible children in care during the 2016/2017 school year successfully completed the school year while 96.5% advanced a grade or level. In Maine, KidsPeace operates fully licensed Special Purpose Private Schools at its Graham Lake, East Millinocket and Greenbush sites for children kindergarten through grade 12. Also at those sites, KidsPeace’s Milestones preschool program provides individualized education and therapies to children age 3-5, based on developmental disability. 95% of Maine residential students either exceeded or met standards of the Maine Learning Results and Common Core.

More data on Education on page 24.

What I value most about my work is the relationships that I have with my students and the way those connections” help the students make progress - not only with their academics, but with every aspect of their treatment. Andrea Ahearn

Source: KidsPeace Education Department, PA TEC and Athlete 2017. Source: 12-Month Follow-Up Survey, KidsPeace PA Quality Assurance-Residential and Hospital Services, Outcome Studies and Research, 2017. Source: Maine Department of Education (DOE), 2017. Source: 12-Month Follow-Up Survey KidsPeace Foster Care Outcomes Studies and Research, 2016. Data provided from Shared Medical Systems Reporting.* The California Evidence-Based Clearinghouse, April 2017. 13 PRESENTATIONS

Professional Presentations and Publications in 2017

Data-Driven Decision Making: Improving Fidelity One State’s to Trauma- Efforts to Improve Informed Care Juvenile Justice in a Multi-State, Outcomes Multi-Site Agency

Successful Prevention of Completion of At KidsPeace, we are Maltreatment Road Sexual Issues committed to staying on top Map: How Did Treatment in Six of and contributing to the We Get Here, and Months research base around what Where Are We works for our clients. Going?

Arsonist Sub-types: Introducing How Understanding KidsPeace Them Assists in Investigations and Treatment

TeenCentral

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T N OUTCOMES DATA E M F E O V OR O ECT PR P DIR IM ERFORMANCE

At KidsPeace, we understand the importance of develop actionable plans which help us to improve our demonstrating the value of our services to everyone responsiveness to trauma in our clients - trauma which concerned. To do this, we use performance can impact their physical, emotional, behavioral, and measurement tools that provide insights into overall cognitive development. program effectiveness, and allow us to answer the • question: How much better, on average, are our clients New in 2017 was our use of the Child Behavior Check- after having received treatment? We also use these list (CBCL) in our programs for individuals with autism tools during treatment to gauge a client’s progress and spectrum disorders in Maine. As scored by our clini- make necessary adjustments to their treatment plans. cians in these programs, this standardized assessment measures both internalizing and externalizing behaviors Of course, different measures are needed for the wide in children. Internalizing behaviors include things like variety of clients we serve: crying, guilt, loneliness, and worries; these behaviors can signal problems such as anxiety and depression. In con- • Many of our programs use the Brief Psychiatric Rating trast, externalizing behaviors include aggression, scream- Scale for Children (BPRS-C) to measure individuals’ ing, and arguing (among others); high scores on these treatment progress as well as our programs’ overall indicate the possibility of oppositional-defiant disorder or effectiveness. The BPRS-C assesses behavioral conduct disorder. symptom severity in several areas – behavior problems, depression, psychomotor excitation, withdrawal, and • Along with our treatment programs, our educational anxiety. It also serves as a diagnostic tool in describing programs also track outcomes data based on assess- symptoms that occur in many child and adolescent ments that are given by our teachers. The Title 1 data psychiatric disorders. Trained KidsPeace clinicians that we collect meets a federal requirement which en- evaluate individual children and youth at the time of their sures that low income children are receiving high quality admission, at set points throughout their care, and just educations. This data shows that children in our Pennsyl- prior to their discharge. vania schools are progressing in both reading and math.

• We use the adult version of this scale, the BPRS, to Another indicator of academic success that we monitor measure the severity of symptoms such as anxiety, is the percentage of individuals who pass into the next depression, suicidality, hostility, distractibility, and others grade. In our Maine education program, we measure the among clients in our adult services programs. success of our students against the statewide standards.

• In addition to the BPRS-C and the BPRS, our The clinical and educational data described above and Pennsylvania community programs also track data provided in this section of Outcomes gives us the data related to two of our most unique and effective we need to carry out our organizational commitment services—“walk-ins” and telepsychiatry. to continual improvement and innovation, as we strive to provide ever more effective services to the children, • In our foster care programs, we ask our clients, their youth, and adults we are proud to serve. families, and our staff to complete a survey called the Trauma-Informed Agency Assessment (TIAA). The TIAA was developed to measure the extent to which agencies employ trauma-informed approaches in meeting the needs of our clients and their families. With Cheryl Arndt the insights we gain through the TIAA, we are able to Director of Performance Improvement, Ph.D.

15 DEMOGRAPHICS

2017 Clients Admitted by Level of Care

2017 Clients Served by Level of Care

Source: KidsPeace Admissions data, 2017. 16 DEMOGRAPHICS COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES

2017 Community Programs Client Satisfaction Survey

n=243

2017 Community Programs Family/Agency Satisfaction Survey

n=398

2017 PA Community Programs Brief 2017 PA Community Programs Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale - Children Psychiatric Rating Scale - Adult

4 4

3 3

2 2

1 1

0 0

n=754 pretest/posttest pairs

n=60 pretest/posttest pairs

2017 Community Programs Walk-ins

2017 Social Skills Improvement System

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80

2017 Telepsychiatry Metrics

Overall, my experience I was able to have an appointment I would continue to was positive with a physician earlier than normal use telepsychiatry

Source: KidsPeace Quality Assurance, Outcome Studies and Research, 2017. 18 COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES HOSPITAL

2017 Hospital Client Satisfaction Survey

n=931

2017 Hospital Family/Agency Satisfaction Survey

n=244

2017 Hospital Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale - Children (BPRS-C) 4

n=1,584 pretest/posttest pairs

Source: KidsPeace Hospital Satisfaction Survey 2017. Satisfaction Survey percentages reflect survey respondents who replied “Strongly agree” or “Agree.” Source: KidsPeace Quality Assurance, Outcome Studies and Research, 2017. 19 FOSTER CARE AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

Trauma-Informed Agency Assessment Report The Trauma Informed Agency Assessment (TIAA) is designed to measure achievement in six key domains of the trauma informed approach to meeting the mental health needs of foster youth and families.

Trauma-informed Domain Agency (n=263) Family (n=147) Youth (n=133) I Physical and Emotional Safety 85% 89% 84% 2 Youth Empowerment, Choice 82% x 80% and Control 3 Family Empowerment, Choice 83% 84% x and Control 4 Trauma Competence 81% 86% 82% 5 Trustworthiness 87% 86% 81% 6 Commitment to Trauma- 82% x x informed Philosophy 7 Cultural Competency and 82% 87% 85% Trauma

2017 Foster Care Client Satisfaction Survey

n=17

2017 Foster Care Family/Agency Satisfaction Survey

n=45

2017 PA Residential Client Satisfaction Survey

n=108 2017 PA Residential Family/Agency Satisfaction Survey

n=52

2017 PA Residential Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale - Children (BPRS-C)

n=90 pretest/posttest pairs

Source: KidsPeace Quality Assurance, Outcome Studies and Research, 2017. Satisfaction Survey percentages reflect survey respondents who replied “Strongly agree” or “Agree.” 21 GA RESIDENTIAL

2017 GA Residential Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale - Children (BPRS-C)

n=75 pretest/posttest pairs

2017 GA Residential Client Satisfaction Survey

n=33 2017 GA Residential Family/Agency Satisfaction Survey

n=34

2017 ME Residential Client Satisfaction Survey

n=12 2017 ME Residential Family/Agency Satisfaction Survey

n=29

2017 ME External Behaviors - CBCL

2017 ME Internal Behaviors - CBCL

80 50

40 60 30

40 20

20 10

0 0 n=12 n=12 Overall 75% of residential clients maintained progress or Overall 58% of residential clients maintained progress or demonstrated a decrease in internalizing behaviors. demonstrated a decrease in externalizing behaviors.

Source: KidsPeace Quality Assurance, Outcome Studies and Research, 2017. Satisfaction Survey percentages reflect survey respondents who replied “Strongly agree” or “Agree.” 23 EDUCATION

PA Education 2017 Title 1 Math Gains 2017 Title 1 Reading Gains

ME Education FCCP Education

KidsPeace is part of Maine’s “Plan for Putting Learners First” and the Learner-Centered Instruction initiative. Instruction is geared to the specific needs of each student from preschool to graduation. Proficiency based assessment is based on the standards of the Maine Learning Results and Common Core.

R Finances, Governance E IC FF CH L O IEF FINANCIA

Over its long history, KidsPeace has earned a reputation In this section we also are pleased to highlight the for providing a level of care that meets high standards of KidsPeace Board of Directors, the various Boards of quality and effectiveness. To do this requires significant Associates across our regions of service, and the creation financial resources. The information in this section of the in 2017 of the KidsPeace Foundation. Our ability to offer Outcomes report shows that in 2017 more than four out outstanding service to those in need is enhanced by of every five dollars that KidsPeace spent went toward the strategic leadership of our Board of Directors, as program expenses – to providing care and treatment to well as the commitment of our Boards of Associates and the clients in our care. Total salaries and related benefits Foundation Board to cultivate support for our programs. for our highly trained associates who provide direct and indirect care and support for our clients accounted for 72 Together, our funders, donors, directors and volunteer percent of all expenses in 2017. supporters play a key role in making sure that KidsPeace fulfills its mission to bring hope, help and healing to Most of our funding comes from fees paid by government children, adults and those who love them. On behalf of agencies and private insurers; at the same time, we have all those we helped in 2017, thank you! a base of dedicated donors who provide the balance of our funding. We believe that “hope, help and healing are so much more than just treatment,” and without the generosity of our donors we could not provide the level of exceptional care our clients need and deserve. In this Michael Callan, Chief Financial Officer section we are proud to list their names and share their views on why they support KidsPeace.

Ann McCauley, Vice President of Development

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Philanthropy NT IDE T V ES EN ICE PR PM OF DEVELO

25 RESOURCES AND EXPENDITURES

Over its 136-year history, KidsPeace has built a reputation for providing a level of care noted for its exceptional quality and effectiveness. For a nonprofit like KidsPeace, providing such care requires substantial financial resources. The bulk of our funding comes from fees paid by governmental agencies and private insurers; we are fortunate also to have a base of generous donors - individuals, foundations and granting organizations - who provide additional funding for our variety of services. More than four out of every five dollars spent by KidsPeace in 2017 went toward program expenses to provide care and treatment to our clients, with the remainder funding administration, marketing and advancement activities. Total salaries and related benefits for associates accounted for 72 percent of all expenses in 2017. Total Assets $64 Million • Total Revenue $120 million

Where the Money Originates Where the Money Goes

All financials provided are UNAUDITED at time of this publication. Audited financials for FY 2017 are expected to be available in April 2018. 26 RESOURCES AND EXPENDITURES BOARD OF DIRECTORS From Left: Michael Callan Richard Tisinger Andrew Burke Dr. Scott Reines John Moses William Isemann Susan Mullen Wayne Mitchell Jackson Eaton, III David Small L. Richard Plunkett Dr. Larry Bell Michael Slack Ann McCauley Dr. Matthew Koval Gayle Norris 2017 – 2018 Sue Leyburn John Marsland

Officers Directors • Jonathan Sharaf, PA, • Ben Garrett, GA, • Dr. Larry Bell, M.D. • Dr. Ira Blake, TX, Managing Dir/Investment President, RA-LIN and Chairman, PA, Independent President, University of Officer, Wells Fargo Advisors Associates, Inc. Pharmaceutical Consultant Houston, Clear Lake • L. Richard Plunkett, GA, • Tee Green, GA, • Dr. Scott Reines, M.D., Ph.D. • John W. Marsland, SC Owner, Plunkett Associates Chairman and CEO First Vice Chairman, PA Consultant • Andrew Werner, PA, Greenway Unlimited LLC • John Moses, • Richard Tisinger, GA, CPA, Owner, Werner & Co. • Wayne Mitchell, PA Second Vice Chairman, WV Partner, Tisinger, Vance • David Small, NJ, Retired Senior Business CEO, Youth Services System Attorneys at Law Executive Vice President Executive • William Isemann, • Mary Jane Willis, DE, Wireline Opr., Verizon Ex-Officio Director, PA, Public Education Smyrna, Wireless, Inc. CEO, KidsPeace Corporation DE, School Dist.

KIDSPEACE FOUNDATION BOARDS OF ASSOCIATES Established in 2017, the Foundation seeks to foster enduring Across KidsPeace, local volunteer Boards of Associates and trusting relationships with donors to secure resources to champion the mission and vision of KidsPeace. Each Board assist KidsPeace in transforming the lives of children, youth of Associates dedicates time and talent to locate, maintain and adults in need of hope, help and healing, regardless of and enhance local resources for KidsPeace, raise public their financial means. awareness and increase contributions and grants in support of the KidsPeace programs in their respective regions. Foundation Board Georgia...... Co-chairs, Jason Norton Richard Tisinger, Chair and Richard Tisinger John Marsland Lehigh Valley PA...... Co-chairs, Tony DaRe and Shawn Hughes Margie Rogers Maryland Region...... Co-chairs, Lora Houck and Jonathan Sharaf Christine Guido Ruskey David Small Fayetteville, North Carolina.....Chair, Regina Thompson Maine...... Chair, Canaan York 27 PHILANTHROPY

Donations Make a Difference It’s through the generosity of our donors that we are able to go beyond offering our clients loving care, and provide true hope and healing to those in need. Thank you!

Maine library supported by the Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation Bookshelves stocked by KidsPeace Board of Directors

Maine playground supported by Scott and Tricia Reines

The Georgia facility expansion allows us to serve 35 more children and youth a year. Thank you to the Georgia Foundations, corporations and caring citizens who make it all possible.

The KidsPeace Hospital upgrades were is supported by the Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation and Keystone Savings Foundation.

28 PROUD SUPPORTERS OF KIDSPEACE

$900,000 • Dick & Marian Tisinger • David & Sandra Small $5,000-$7,499 • Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation • Autism Society of Berks County • Baltimore Marriott Waterfront $50,000 • Bridgeway Community Church • Stephen and Tabitha King • Clear Channel Airports Foundation • Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta • Edward S. Knisely Estate We support KidsPeace because • Wilson Garrett “all children deserve a great place • Norman and Diane Harpster to learn and a good book!” “My wife and I give to KidsPeace “Sandy and I have been supporters • Heritage Toyota Catonsville Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation because we believe KidsPeace of KidsPeace for many years • Lehigh Valley Community transforms the lives of children and I have had the privilege of Foundation • The Donald B. and Dorothy L. who are disadvantaged by virtue of periodically interacting with the • Nancy Light Stabler Foundation the trauma they have experienced kids at Board meetings. Knowing • M&T Bank • Tull Charitable Foundation, Inc. through no fault of their own.” what they have experienced in their • PA Partners for Education LLC Dick and Marian Tisinger $30,000 - $41,000 past, and knowing the care they • Parkland Swim Club, Inc. • Community Foundation of West receive at KidsPeace, it is incredibly • Re-Store Warehouse, Inc. gratifying to know that we played a Georgia $15,000 - $19,999 • TE Connectivity small part in their progress.” • Salisbury Township School District • Anonymous • Thomas S. & Patsy H. Upchurch David & Sandy Small • Sanofi Pasteur • UGI Utilities, Inc. • ViaWest, Inc. • Vinart Dealerships $20,000 - $25,000 $10,000 - $14,999 • UGI Storage Company • Warren P. and Ava F. Sewell • Capital BLUE • Allentown Central Catholic Fdn., Inc. High School $7,500 - $9,999 • Anonymous • BSI Corporate Benefits, LLC $2,500-$4,999 • Baltimore Orioles Foundation • All American Tattoo Convention • Branch Banking and Trust Company • American Bank of Lehigh Valley (BB&T) • Avalon Insurance Company • Cape Beard: Follicles of Freedom • Capital Group Companies Charitable • Carroll Electric Membership UCC Foundation Foundation • Genuardi Family Foundation • Flint Energies Foundation, Inc. • Kevin Grullon “I support KidsPeace because they • Foundations Community Partnership • William & Deborah Isemann make an important difference in the • GEICO • Just Born, Inc. lives of kids that face challenges. • Gemini Bakery Equipment Company “I am blessed to work with the • Ann and Mitchell McCauley They provide the resources, • Wyche Green amazing employees of KidsPeace. • Moody’s Collision Center expertise and education that • Monroe County Bar Foundation For very little pay, I see the sacrifice, • Moser Consulting kids and their families can use to • Philadelphia Insurance Companies commitment, and passion, that • Susan Mullen overcome adversity and be the • Queen City Pizza, Inc. these employees bring with them best they can be in life. And they • Scott & Tricia Reines every day as they work tirelessly do so in a caring and nurturing to provide some of our society’s environment.” most vulnerable children with an Anne Baum opportunity to feel like they have a life worth living. To me the work • Embassy Bank of every KidsPeace employee is • Laboratory Testing Inc. heroic, and I’m constantly humbled to be around them.” Tony DaRe, President and Agency “Why do I support KidsPeace, Principal, BSI Corporate Benefits well,… it’s because I am in complete “As parents and grandparents, awe of the human spirit. It is so we understand the importance very amazing and resilient. We • CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield of caring for children. Through its work with people who have faced • Garman Family Foundation foster care, residential, hospital, darkness and fight their way into administered by the Community the light. There is always hope, and outpatient programs, KidsPeace Foundation for Greater Buffalo makes a difference for children and especially when dealing with • KidsPeace Auxiliary their families.” kids. It is this everlasting sense • Sadie and Harry Davis Foundation Scott and Tricia Reines of hopefulness that keeps me • Thomas Thomas connected to and supportive of KidsPeace.” Susan Mullen

29 PROUD SUPPORTERS OF KIDSPEACE

• Norton Financial Inc. • Christopher Butz • KickBack Jack’s - Fayetteville • VA Associates, LLC • Omni Plaza • Jane Kiscadden • PNC • Drs. Matthew & Renee Koval • Safeguard by PrintConcepts • Lehighton Orioles Nest #183 • Buck & Angela Showalter • Leona Gruber Trust • Tammy Lindsay • Lowes • Cole Marschke • Marsh & McLennan Companies • McKee Homes, LLC “I support KidsPeace because I “VA Associates in collaboration have always known they have with Bridgeway Community Church done great work helping children supports KidsPeace because of and their families. Then recently the organization’s commitment “Buck and I have been committed to someone I know mentioned that to providing youth a safe haven, KidsPeace because we know they they were having real issues with medical care, love, and a process are making a difference by healing their child and were at the end to become valued and productive lives and helping adolescents of their rope. I referred them to citizens.” transition into adulthood under KidsPeace where they received Virginia Callahan (VA Associates, challenging life conditions for “I was drawn to KidsPeace because great care and had their needs LLC), President & CEO Bridgeway vulnerable youth of Maryland.” of my personal experiences with addressed very quickly. They are Community Church (Out Reach Angela Showalter children in foster care during my very appreciative of the help they Volunteer) 20 year career in the public school received.” system. Jennifer, Wendy and the • System & Methods, Inc. Chris Butz • Verizon • The Dent Grappler rest of the team at KidsPeace • Mike & Gail Vogel • W.R. Grace Foundation recognize and meet the needs of Bill & Mary Jane Willis • CAPTRUST • • Walmart Foundation the children they work with; while • Carpenter Technology Corporation at the same time, appreciate the $1,000 - $2,499 • CBS Radio Inc. gifts that those same children give • A+ Relocation Services, Inc. • Central Grange #1650 of back. McKee Homes is very happy • Alvin H. Butz, Inc. Germansville to be a part of such an awesome • Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP • Central Pennsylvania organization.” • Larry & Robin Bell Scholarship Fund Julie Russo • City Center Investment Corporation • Jennifer Claspell • Mary & Jack McNairy • Core BTS • Aaron McWhorter “So many of our KidsPeace kids • Corporate Environments • Sherry Melvin feel like no one cares or under- • Counseling Services LLC • Mesko Spotting Service, Inc. stands. Our dedicated KidsPeace • D.M.T • Movement Mortgage, LLC staff give them hope and healing. • Delta-T Group Inc. • Mark & Krysten Patton We support KidsPeace because • Craig & Lori DeMoss • PenTele Data Business Solutions they are the Kids’ chance for a • Donley Construction • People First Federal Credit Union brighter future.” “I continue to be very proud of • Emily Landecker Foundation, Inc. • Ericka Peterson Mary Jane and Bill Willis KidsPeace and all of the employees • Fathom Realty • Re/Max Choice for the dedication and excellent • Fayetteville Association of • Efrain & Ashley Roman $500 - $999 services they provide to meet the Realtors, Inc. • Roy Sachs • A+ Moving & Storage mental and emotional needs of • Guadalupe & Michael Florez • Salon 360 • Ablepay Health LLC children and young adults.” • FNCB • Joseph Spell • Rosemary Baerger Dr. Larry Bell • GABCO Construction, Inc. • Mike & Cheryl Steed Gladys Barclay • Gross McGinley, LLP • • Summit Financial Jennifer Bennett • William Hahn • • Bob Bleeker • Team Taris, Inc. James & Elizabeth Blanchette • Erik Hansen • • BNSF Railway Foundation • TEGNA Foundation Chipotle • Highmark • • William Brewer • Tisinger Vance, P.C. Coca-Cola Bottling of the • HomeFront Realty • • Brad & Martha Brown • Zachary & Ashley Tucker Lehigh Valley • James & Linda Hunsicker • BSO Realty • Twisted Koncepts Jonathan & Megan Craig • Independent Brothers MC • • Union Home Mortgage Custom Carpets • Iron Mountain • • United Way of Delaware, Inc. EMNEM, LLC • JetPay HR & Payroll Services • Fraternal Order of Eagles | Sunbury • John Hopkins Center for • Talented Youth Aerie No. 503 Global Motor Trade, LLC • Johnson & Johnson Matching • Gift Program • Victoria Hardin Jerry Hare • Keller Williams Realty •

30 PROUD SUPPORTERS OF KIDSPEACE

• J.M. Uliana & Associates, LLC • Tom Eastman $100 - $249 • Andy & Cheryl Gruca • Lentz Milling Company • John C. & Yiyi Evans • AARK Hospitality Danville • Christine Guido • Sue Leyburn • Fairfield Women’s Club • Adryin Glynn Designs, Inc. • David & Leslie Guy • Markel • Farda Associates • Allred Family • Diana Hagenbuch • John & Carolyn Marsland • Ferguson • America’s Charities • Wayne Hamilton • Christian & Janice Mast • Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund • Jessica Bakis • Harbor Freight Transport Corp. • Wayne Mitchell • Thomas & Brenda Fitzgerald • Milton & Susan Berry • Dan Harrison • Fred Newman • Melinda Frailey • Ronald & Mary Jo Best • Christine Hasselbusch • Jason Norton • Funding Factory • Best Western Plus Lehigh Valley • Carissa Hauck • Sharon Ohern • G.C. Zarnas & Co., Inc. Hotel • Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation • Pearson Properties • Megan Gerber • Kelsey Biddle • Darryl & Linda Hessel • Penn Jersey Paper Co. • Anthony Gold • Bill Clark Homes of Fayetteville LLC • David & Diane Heuscher • Tom Plinke • Antonio Gonzalez • Gary & Shirley Bittner • Marty Hornacek • PMA Companies • Greenlea Gardens, Inc. • Joe & Jennifer Blackburn • Joel & Lora Houck • PPL Score Club • Elizabeth Gruesome • Debbie & Randy Blose • IBM Retiree Charitable Campaign • QNB • GSD Transaction Services, LLC • Paula Bodi • Jan and Flex Illick • George Richards • Maureen Harrington • Michael Boose • Inman & Britt Lift Truck Service, Inc. • RJ Mobile Home Transit, Inc. • Himalayan Youth Foundation • Ken Boss • Deanna Ivey • Jon & Carol Roth • Home-Selling.com, LLC • Monique Bouffard • Paul & Lisa Jacobson • Schuylkill Area Community • Yolanda Horton • Anonymous • Shannon Jeffrey Foundation • Lisa Howard • David G. Breiner • Beth Kilmoyer • Richard & Gina Seyfried • IBM Employee Services Center • Heather Brennan • John Kimpflen • Sheetz • James W. Halterman, Inc. • Douglas & Kathy Brown • Toni King • Michael & Michelle Slack • John Yurconic Agency • Sonjer Buchan • Anne Kline • Allen Stapleton • Brenda Johnson • Bob Burns • Kobrovsky Family Fund • Ruby Stutts • Buddy & Debbie Knoebel • Kevin Burns • Kerri and Gregory Korin • Trisha Taris • Daniel & Kelly Lucas • Clark Calebaugh • Bob & Brenda Laird • Tompkins VIST Bank • Martz Group • Cindy Camargo • Lani Jordan Logistics LLC • Joseph & Karen Walker • Gary Matthews • Denise Card • James Leach • Andrew & Maggie Werner • Pat & Delaine McAdams • Margio and Matthew Chadwick • Robert & Jennifer Leahy • Wordsmith Media Ventures, LLC/ • Robert & Frances McDonough • Kutaiba and May Chaleby • Sarah Fernsler, MD & William DBA Pressbox • Melissa McKinney • Child and Family Opportunities, Inc. LeBoeuf, MD • Teresa McLaughlin • Christ Abundant Life International • Lehigh Valley Jewish Foundation $250 - $499 • Marilyn Mikan • Amanda Christian • Benjamin & Clare Lentz • Aetna Foundation • James Musbach • Citizens Bank • LLR Inc. • Alice’s Beauty Den • NV Energy • Sandra Clarke • Lone Wolf Marketing • Allied Resources Medical Staffing • Annette O’Keefe • CLYNK - Hannaford Community Cash • Main Line Commercial Pools • Stacey Alspaugh • Panoony, LLC • Commonwealth Financial • Robert & Deborah Martin • Karen Ambrose • Pitney Bowes Systems, Inc. • Lamar Martin • Ashleigh Anderson • Pocono Community Church • Corey & Michaela Cox • Julie Martin • Archer Investment Management LLC • Popowski Brothers Inc. • Philip Cummins • Josh McGuire • August Construction Solutions, Inc. • Slade & Christine Rauch • Fred & Janet Dailey • James & Sarah McIntosh • Justin & Stephanie Barnett • Reading Crane & Engineering • Donna Dawkins • Heather McKeithan • Mike & Jan Beckman Company • Sheldon & Linda Dean • Brigid Messa and Michele • Benecon Group • David & Marnie Roberts • Rashad DeLarge Vulcano Hall • Matthew Bent • William & Betty Sandy • Dematic Corp. • MetalWorx, Inc. • Bethlehem Gallery of Floors • Security 101 • Derry Auto & Tire • JoDee Miller • BL Restaurant Operations, LLC • Althea & Wesley Sell • Drainage Inc. • Stephanie Miller • Robert Brett • Quentin Shipley • East Penn Manufacturing • Lisa Miller • Philip Britt • Eric Simons • Edward Jones • Gregg & Sandra Minnick • Harry Brown • Patrick Slattery • Donald & Martha Ann Ehlers • James Mitchell • Teresa Carroll-Glasgow • Special Children’s Fund • Elkhart Luncheon Optimist Club • Rebecca Mobley • Marrinia Catuzza • Jan Spell • Timothy Elliott • John & Jennifer Molesworth • Christopher & Caren Chaffee • Stewart’s Foundation • Michael Emery • Justin Mosier • Tyson Chang • The Benevity Community • Michael Evans • Kirk Moyer • Comfort Suites Allentown PA Impact Fund • Wesley Faulk • Ladan Mozafar • Phyllis Cook • UGI Energy Services • Fit 4 Life • Jessica Mutchler • Alan Coppola • United Way of Southern Nevada • The Galante Family • Vincent & Kelly Noroski • Ray Culp • Waste Management • Michael Gibbons and Sandra Marx • Gayle Norris • Renee Daignault • Rob & Janet Weber • Give with Liberty • North Forest Development, LLC • Matthew Davidson • Willford, Hollers, Crenshaw, Bolick • James Gregory • Northumberland American Legion • William & Debra Demler and Fankgakis, LLP • Charles Griewahn Post No. 44 • Devereux Pocono Center • Matthew & Peggy Yeastedt • Bradley Griffin • Douglas Nunnally

31 PROUD SUPPORTERS OF KIDSPEACE

• Danny & Marion Odom $50 - $99 • Jana Hill • David Wallenstein • William & Troyanne Parham • Accessium Group Inc. • Laura Hodge • Mark & Judy Weisseg • Alex & Michelle Parker • Dr. & Mrs. Milton Adams • Amanda Hopper • Tiffany Whitfield • Passanante’s Home Food Service • Amazon Smile Foundation • Horwith Fuel Oil • Kristian & Christin Whitmire • Anonymous • Patricia Anderson • Patricia Howell • Winterbloom LLC • Doug & Georgie Patt • Bruce & Maureen Arnold • Mr. & Mrs. Jimeno • Bernard & Kellie Wojciechowski • Natalie Patterson • Melvin Ashley • Angela Johnson • Stephen Wolford • PayrollCRM LLC • Dennis & Linda Ault • Wayne & Cynthia Johnson • Robert Wooldridge • Jeanette Platt • Bags4MyCause • Thelma Jurgrau & David Galler • Dwain & Brenda Word • L. Richard Plunkett • Richard Bennett • Paul Keller • Yankee Candle • Donald & Kathryn Poole • Brent & Lisa Betts • Kenderlin Kelly • Cynthia Yannes • Paul Price • Elizabeth Bliss • Jackie Kern • Quaker Steak & Lube • Lawrence Breiner • Christy Kistler $1 - $49 • R G Williams Construction Co, Inc. • Marty & Mary Anne Bridges • Michelle Krabbe • Steven & Debra Ace • Joshua Rance • Frederick & Janet Brown • Christopher & Jennifer Leiby • Daniel & Christina Ackerman • Lori Rasmusen • Sonja Buchan • Gladys Lerch • Steve & Lisa Alwine • Austin & Tiffany Rausch • Adam & Sarah Buck • Sharon Markov • Jessica Ayres • Palmeta Rent • Peter Buermann • Cathy Martucci • Richard Bachman • Dawn Resch • Bunco Belles of Fairfield Plantation • Pamela Martz • Raeshell Badley • Revere Restaurant Group, Inc. • Janice Burdick • Daniel & Lisa McCartin • Jennifer Bailey • Michelle Robbins • Andrew Burke • Richard & Barbara McDonald • Kenneth & Ruth Bailey • Joseph & Kristina Robbins & Family • Don & Kimberly Campbell • Kelly McKim • Mario Banda-Pito and Karen Banda • Robert Schuler • Teresa Cardosi • Sean & Karen McMenamin • Michael Baransky • Schwab Charitable Fund • Jennifer Carter • Pam Meadows • Elisabeth Baucom • Gerald and Audrey Schwartz • Mary Chairs • Media Sales Plus, Inc. • Ellen & William Bender • David Schwartz • Carl & Linda Champion • Robert Mehmed • Murrell & Barbara Benner • Louis Shagawat • Corey & Monica Chenault • Zachary Miller and Brandi King • Sarah Best • Garry & Elaine Shipman • Chop Shop Tattoos • Peter Molin • Better Business Lodging • Showcase NC, Inc. • Michelle Chrin • Moore County Chamber of • Lori Biechy • Martha Shreiner • Steven & Patricia Clemens Commerce • Corinna Blatt • Laura Smith • Combined Charity Campaign • Shirley Neumann • Ira Blatt • Gina Stano • Megan Conahan • Neuro Community Care, LLC • Jerome & Kathleen Bohinski • Kimberly Stevens • Dorothy Cooper • Thomas & Joan O’Hare • Lesleann Brackney • Lauren Stevens • Thomas & Tracey Crawford • Marilyn Oliva • Mark & Rella Beth Breiner • Stokes Electrical Supply • Brian & Jessica Deiter • On The Town • Kaitlyn Broadhurst • Susan Stump • John & Tina Deiter • Gail Ossiander • Andrew & Tracie Caddell • Sundance Vacations Event • Robert Ethan Dellon • Christina Peterson • Canton Village Marketing • Sharlee DiMenichi • Mary Ellen Pomerenke • Michael Caperoon • Gloria Szakos • John & Kristen Dunphe • Cynthia Procopio • Kimberly & Andrew Capone- • T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc. • Welda Duque • Jackie Reich Sprague • Tara & Haresh Joshi Charitable Trust • Richard Durofchalk • Robert & Carmen Riggs • Carousel Kid Care • The City Menus, LLC • Martin & Mary Jean Dymowski • Grant Rizzi • Buddy & Jean Carton • The UPS Store #1927 • Cora Ellis • Debra Rogers • John & Jennifer Chadwick • The WaWa Foundation Inc. • Phyllis Farey • Nicole Roshannon • Stanley Charles • Teresa Thompson • Laura Fetterolf • Andrew Royer • Frank Christman • TLC Autowash & Fast Lube • First Community Foundation • John & Jody Runke • Jasmen Clark • Trans-Bridge Lines, Inc. Partnership of Pennsylvania • Rhonda Santilli • Thomas & Diane Conte • United Way of Central & • Ruthellen Fried • Chelsea Saylor • Ann Marie Corti Northeastern CT • Gigi’s Vintiques at Thompson Farm • Gregory Schwalenberg • Counseling Partners, LLC • United Way of Northern Arizona • Veronica Gill • Gary & Celeste Segal • Robert & Nancy Cowder • Marie Visvikis • Paco Gonzalez | Yellow Crayon • Tom & Emily Smith • Betty Cox • Marlin Weaver • Judith Grant • Anonymous • Robert & Kristen Creveling • Bill & Debbie Weeks • Gary & Sheryl Greenwald • Alison Smolinski • Lillian Crossley • Wells Family • Dianne Grumelot • Margaret Strickland • Cynthia Curran • Wheel Restaurant • George & Margaret Gumble • Amanda Sutter • Michael & Anna Cuyler • Jerry & Linda Williams • Guzzo Revocable Living Trust • The Rock Shop • Michelle Cygan • David & Laura Wingate • Marcie Haas • Dennis & Stacey Tokofsky • Jeff & Kathy Dale • Michael Wissler • Kristin Hack • Matthew Tyner • Patricia Dame • Lorraine Wolfe • Beatrice Hammonds • Tyson Commercial Properties, LLC • Craig Daniel • Woodforest National Bank • Hylari Allen Hannaford • Uniland Development Corporation • Angelene Delarge • Rebecca Zich • Jennifer Haslacker • United Way of the Greater • Maxine Denniston • Dan and Joyce Zimmerman • HealthSource Lehigh Valley • Gregory & Eileen DeSalva • Gretchen Hess • Mark Viviano • Richard & Diane Digiacomo

32 PROUD SUPPORTERS OF KIDSPEACE

• Gary Douglass • Megan Knight • Charles Otterson • Joseph & Lora Stumpf • John & Joan Drager • Edward & Gerda Kolenda • Merrill Paletz • Barbara Suemmermann • Will & Susan Duniak • Jane Koran • Shawn & Karla Parker • Kimberly Swinson Blackman • Anonymous • Marc Korashan • Robyn Paul • Stephen & Mary Synoracki • A.J. DuPuis • Kroger • Jess & Barbara Pelligrino • Michelle & Ian Tauber • Michael & Jessica Edelman • Michael Kull • Jeff & Pat Peters • Glennys Taveras • Taylor & Jocelyn Edwards • Jarrod Kulp • Robert Peterson • Carl TenHoopen • William Elliott • Tom & Ginger Kunkel • Mrs. Stephen Petty • The Kula Foundation • Gregory Embon & Clare Gebey- • Eleanor Kuntz • Tom & Susan Plowder • William Thompson Embon • Warner & Raines Kuppin • Spencer Pollock & Meghan Bauer • Lucia Towey • Larry & Helene Endy • Martin & Elizabeth Landau • George & Stacey Poploskie • Francis & Karen Tressler • Bryan Facchiano • Roger and Betty Jane Landers • Herbert Poppell • Natalie Tyler • Regina Festino • Brenda Lang • Elizabeth Proffitt • Jennifer Unger • Mark Fitzgerald • Shannan Lazzara • Jean Przybeck • United Way of Greater Atlanta • Lawrence & Elizabeth Forte • Lehigh Valley Educators • Charles Purcell • United Way of Greater Philadelphia • Juliee Franey Credit Union • Kathy Radziewicz & SNJ • Terri Frazier • Barbara Lepkowski • Ann Raffel • John Valvo • Lee & Carol Fredericks • Jennifer Lescaleet • Reading Baseball, LP • Variety Music • Laurie Frey • Ronald & Judith Lobach • Reading School District • William & Margaret Vojtasek • Farley & Michelle Fry • Don & Anita Logan • Jason Redding • Allison Von Nieda • Bobbi Gagnon • Michael Lombardi • Taryn Reece • Michael Wasser • Adam & Josi Garcia • Annabelle Long • Bruce & Linda Reed • Katelynn Weaver • GE United Way Campaign • Mark & Cynthia Lorish • Frankin & Nancy Reimert • Barbara Wenner • Giving Assistant • Fernando Lossa • Giles Reneau • Judy Werner • Leroy & Audrey Goldberg • Maria Lowe • Kimberly Rogers • Stan & Nancy Wetzel • Goldberger & Kremer, Attorneys & • Harry Lowman • Joseph & Joyce Rolland • Lisa M. Wheaton Counselors at Law • Elizabeth Lunney • James & Jeri Roman • Emily Willis • Ronald & Misha Goodwin • Keith & AnneMarie Macalpin • Salvatore & Genevieve Romano • Craig & Margaret Wilson • Wendy Gracey • Leroy & Grace MacMurtrie • Robert & Edna Sue Rose • Peter & Kelly Wulfhorst • Troy & Britta Graff • Cynthia & Nelson Maginnis • Mike Rudie • Doris Jean Zettle • Steven & Sandra Gratias • Lawrence & Caroline Maiorano • Ashley Russo • Hilda Zimmer • Sherri Green • Kenneth & Rose Mann • Nancy & Ronald Ruth • Margaret Zimmermann • Maria Concetta Grifoni • Patrick & Cheryl Massett • Charles & Saralee Sabo • Alia Grois • Sandra Massetti • Ron Sanchez KidsPeace Partners • Destiny Gwynn • Hugh & Diane McFadden • Eva Santiago Individuals who provided a good or • Joyce Hallman • Tim & Sue McGee • James Schmitt service to KidsPeace • James & Barbara Harper • Michael McGee • John & Patricia Schodowski • Richard & Veronica Andrietta • Michael & Alicia Hartman • Franklin & Kim Meder • Vincent & Wilma Schutt • Scott & Jordan Arogeti • Mary Heisner • Christopher Messinger and Corinna • Tara Schwab • Cliff Arthur • Brett & Alexandra Hendrickson Franges • Marlene Seemiller • Steve & Debbie Asip • Joseph & Elizabeth Henkel • Bonnie Mfarej • Dorothy Segarich • Heather Barrett • Leighanne Hertzog • Beverly Miceli and Melissa Smith • Shaikh Pediatrics • Anne Baum • Shannon Hilliard • Juliet Michael • Ronald & Patricia Shanahan • Sylvia Becker • Warren Hodges • Robert & Robin Miller, Jr. • Richard Showers • Larry & Robin Bell • John Hoffman • Mary Ann & Michael Minauro • Linda Shugarts • Mike Beuke • Don & Beth Hoover • Deborah Mobley • Danny Shultz • Gary & Shirley Bittner • Meredith Hovermill • Justine Montanez • Larry & Patti Shupert • Debbie & Randy Blose • Anonymous • Donald Morrison • Barry Shupp • Amy Brandon • David & Veronica Hudiak • Kristie Moyer • Karen Sinnen • Harvey & Arlene Brightman • Robert & Tina Marie Hyduke • Jarrett & Jaime Neiman • Kristen Slavy • Wesley Brooker & Julie Dickard • In Home Tech • Shellyann Nelson-Brent • Smithfield • Emily Camac • Amanda Irons-Rindfleisch • Thomas & Katie Nerney • Sharon Smoyak • Michelle Carlson • Stephanie Jenkins • Richard & Carolyne Nichols • Diana Smulktis • Tom Caulfield • Anonymous • Jo Nickerson • Jesymar Sola-Torres • Irene & Scott Chomitzky • Lashon Johns • John Nieveen • Ileana Sostre • Gavin & Melinda Cobb • Brittni Johnson • Marie Nolf • Gary Spatz • Phillip & Betsy Culberson • Sara Kahler • Kathleen Noonan • State Employees Combined • Evelyn and Kofi Dadzie • Annette Kaiser • David & Nancy Novogratz Campaign (SECC) • Michelle Davis • Dean & Nancy Kaminski • June Offenderlein • Stephen Roper, Inc. • Eric Davis & Sunaina Kripalani • Kappes Family • Karen Olsen • Tracy Stettler and Edward • Vicki Doule • Lorraine Kelly • Karen O’Neill Dornblaser • Marquita Echols • Doris Kimble • Jeremy Oratowski • Dean Stoberl • Bernie & Susan Eisenstein • Cody & Sarah Klein • Steven & Donna Ornosky • Lori Stocker • Shirley Eli • Larry Knauss • Jo-Ann Ortolani • Stephen & Wendy Stokes • Kim Evans 33 PROUD SUPPORTERS OF KIDSPEACE • Vanessa Fenstermacher • Tyrone & Nancy Webb • Coca-Cola Bottling of the • Mash House Restaurant & Brewery • Vanessa Gabel • Chris & Teresa White Lehigh Valley • MASN • Deborah Gonyar • Bill & Mary Jane Willis • Comfort Cases • Maxwell Barber Shop • Paco Gonzalez • Don & Claire Wilson • Connexions Gallery • McDonald’s • Heidi Hale • Ken & Tori Yearta • Cooper Tires & Auto Service • Meijer • Michael & LaShann Hatfield • Nancy Yee • Copperhead Grille • Meineke • Diane Heinly • Nicole Zaino • Country Gardens • Merle Norman Salon Company • Keith & Kathy Hoffman • Joseph & Ellen Zarge • Crayola LLC • MetalWorx, Inc. • Hayes & Eve Hoobler • Nicole Zaun • Crossroads Church • Metro Diner • Don & Beth Hoover • Lynn Zeiner • Cumberland County Schools • Minnetrista • William & Deborah Isemann • Paula Zimmerman • Dairy Queen • Muncie Children’s Museum • Edward & Sylvia Jones • Dianne & Nick Zumas • Darden, Miranda & Associates • Mutual Distributing Company • David & Sallie Jones Insurance • Niagara County Community College • KeShay Jones Corporate KidsPeace Partners • Daughters of Penelope • Paddy’s Irish Pub • Jill Kaintz Business & Organizations who • Debbie Bender Design • Papa Murphy’s Pizza • Jasmeet Kaur & Shivinder Singh provided a good or service to • DelGrosso’s Amusement Park • Patriot Signs • Herb & Dorothy Keeler KidsPeace • Directional Service • Pearson Properties • Kris Keeler • 219 Group • Fairfield Women’s Club • Pines Dinner Theatre • Jackie Kern • A Bite of Delight • Family Works Investment, LLC • Pizza King • Molly Kern • A+ Moving & Storage • Farda Associates • Puerto Vallarta • Linda Kline • Act 1 Desales University Theatre • Finish One Industrial Flooring • Putt U Miniature Golf • Matgaret Kokotow • Allentown Municipal Golf Course • First Church of God • Raul Rubiera Photography • Alexis Kothamasu • Amazing Joe’s Grill • Five Star Entertainment • RK&K • Ken & Rita Krick • AMC Theaters • Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo • Rockhill Customs • Michelle LaBreche • Apollo Grill • Fort Wayne Tin Caps • Roland’s Dance Studio • Debbie Lamb • Apple Crate Natural Market • Frito Lay • Sadris Baptist Church • Burke & Amanda Lofland • Arrow Pest Control • G&M Pet & Garden • Sammios Italian Restaurant • Jeff Long • ArtsQuest • Gateway- Longview • Shaw Office Supply • Duane & Connie Malloy • Atlantic Bay • Giant Food Store • Sheraton Inner Harbor Hotel • John & Carolyn Marsland • Autozone • Gigi’s Vintiques at Thompson Farm • Shoe Carnival • Colbie Mertz • Bad Daddy Burger Bar • Girl Scout Troop 830 • SkyZone Indoor Trampoline Parks • James & Kelly Mihalakis • Baltimore Coffee & Tea Co. • Good Intent Graphics • Southmoore Golf Course • Wayne Mitchell • Baltimore Orioles Foundation • Good Living Coffee Zone • SouthWire • Amy & Joe Montgomery • Baskin Robbins • Google • SouthWire Building Wire Plant • Victoria Moschella • Bayer Healthcare, LLC • Great Allentown Fair • Spalding Springs Neighborhood • John Moses • Bento Jubako & Sushi • Green Pond Country Club Association • Gayle Norris • Better Buys Pet Supplies • Greg’s Pottery • Steel Fitness Premier • Keith & Kathy Norton • Better Fresh Flowers • Hampton Inn & Suites • Stitches Galore & More • Anonymous • Bible Baptist Church • HCI Hospitality - Freddy’s Frozen • Tangles • Linda Peluso & Billy Cone • Bit of Carolina Custard & Steakburgers • Texas Roadhouse • Christina Peterson • BJ’s Wholesale Club • Healy Wholesale • The Baltimore Sun • John & Kim Playford • Blue Mountain Resort • Hi-Way 3 Hardware • The Melting Pot • Dick Plunkett • Bridgeway Community Church • Hide Out • The Metropolitan Room • Elaine Quincey • BSI Corporate Benefits, LLC • Hispanic Chamber of Commerce • The MMA Collective • Scott & Tricia Reines • Bubba’s 33 • Holiday World & Splashin Safari • The Promise • Anonymous • Bucks County River Country • Independent Brothers MC • The Runners Spot - Fleet Feet • Brett & Laurie Rubin • Burneys Sweets & More • Indiana Pacers Fayetteville • Tim & Jackie Ruby • Canoe Country • Indianapolis Indians - Victory Field • Thrive Credit Union • David & Jodi Schiff • Cape Beard: Follicles of Freedom • JetPay HR & Payroll Services • Toyota of Muncie • Debbie Sellers • Capital BLUE • KickBack Jack’s - Fayetteville • Under Armour • Buck & Angela Showalter • Care Cases • KidsPeace Auxiliary • Union United Church of Christ • Jessica Sines • Carolina Specialties • Kimberly-Clark Corporation • University of West Georgia • Erwin & Elaine Skibell • Carrabba’s Italian Grill • KIND Snacks • UPS Store • Bill and Judy Slack • Carroll County CASA • Kings Island • Wal-Mart Store #2535 • Patrick Slattery • Carter’s - Promenade Shops • Kiss My Glass • Wal-Mart Store #2614 • Arlene Smith • Catholic Charities • Komets Hockey • Wendy’s • Denise Smith • CBS Radio • Langston Entertainment • Wesley Works • David Thompson • Century 21 Family Realty • Liberty Baptist Church • Whitewater • Dick & Marian Tisinger • Chesapeake Hospitality • Lost River Caverns Challengers, Inc. • Verna & Tetsuhiro Tsunafuji • Chili’s • Lowe’s Companies, Inc. • Zoellner Arts Center • Jennifer Udvardi-Morris • Cigars International • Lowery’s Chocolate • Ray & Jeanne Vasta • Cincinnati Reds • Marblehead Chowder House • John & Tracy Wallace • Clearly the Best Photo Booths • MARS Incorporated

34 HONORARIUM • In Honor of Andrew Burke • In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. David Small • In Honor of Kevin Musto’s 50th Birthday Will & Debbie Isemann Will & Debbie Isemann Mary Jane & Bill Willis Veronica Gill • In Honor of Mike Callan • In Honor of Debbie Wicks Retirement Will & Debbie Isemann • In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. John Moses Mary Jane & Bill Willis Gayle Norris Will & Debbie Isemann • In Honor of Amber, Cohen & Hadley Ealey • In Honor of William Isemann • In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. John Marsland Mike & Jan Beckman Andrew Burke Will & Debbie Isemann • In Honor of Angela Showalter Gayle Norris • In Honor of L. Richard Plunkett Buddy & Jean Carton Mike & Michelle Slack Will & Debbie Isemann William & Betty Sandy • In Honor of Betty Kerber • In Honor of Dr. Ira Blake • In Honor of Bernadette Roeder Debbie & Randy Blose Will & Debbie Isemann Diane & David Heuscher • In Honor of Matt Koval • In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. William Willis • In Honor of Eugene & Anne Klein Will & Debbie Isemann Will & Debbie Isemann Anne Klein • In Honor of Ann McCauley • In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. Richard Tisinger, Jr. • In Honor of Hadar Susskind Will & Debbie Isemann Will & Debbie Isemann Lehigh Valley Community Foundation Gayle Norris Himalayan Youth Foundation Gina Stano • In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. Troy Blackcheif • In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Garrett Patrick & Cheryl Massett

• In Honor of Robert Martin Will & Debbie Isemann Will & Debbie Isemann • In Honor of Roxy Kermani • In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. Wyche Green Ladan Mozafar

• In Honor of Gayle Norris Will & Debbie Isemann Will & Debbie Isemann • In Honor of Jill Schaller • In Honor of Mr. Jonathan Sharaf Susan Mullen

• In Honor of Mike Slack Will & Debbie Isemann Will & Debbie Isemann • In Honor of Jimmy Hall • In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Mitchell Salon 360

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