2018 ANNUAL REPORT PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

What is the value of a job? What does it mean to have steady work? For most of us, these are questions we don’t think about often because they are hypothetical. For the vulnerable, hard-to-employ adults we serve, these questions are fundamental. Challenged by disability, criminal conviction, substance use disorder and homelessness, these individuals remain on the sidelines of our economy and our community – rejected, undervalued, without opportunity and often without hope. This is where Baker Industries makes a difference.

Our mission is to provide hard to employ adults with the opportunity to work, for real pay and real customers in a caring environment that promotes acceptance and hope. Individuals learn job skills, teamwork, effective work behaviors and leadership that prepare them to succeed in the regular economy. They gain the confidence and pride that comes from being trusted with responsibility, from working together toward a goal, from earning pay and respect. Baker Industries provides our participants with a sense of purpose.

2018 was a year of new beginnings at Baker Industries. We launched an enhanced job readiness program designed to prepare participants for living wage jobs. We initiated a sales and marketing initiative to acquire new sources of work. We established dynamic partnerships with creative arts organizations to expand perspectives and teach effective communication. We aligned with local employers to create a pipeline of job opportunities. And, we invested in new equipment ABOUT US and training, including personal computer skills. Finally, we completed the sale of our facility in Kensington and leased improved space nearby – closer to public transportation and with Baker Industries is a nonprofit workforce development program serving hard-to-employ updated features that improve the work environment. All of this is designed to improve the adults in our community since 1980. participant experience and create job ready candidates that will contribute to companies and strengthen the community.

OUR MISSION We served 136 individuals in 2018 with 25 progressing to regular employment, more than half of  whom achieved living wage jobs offering benefits. That’s a real life changer! We could do none • To provide work for those with the most difficulty holding jobs of this important work without the support of hundreds of donors, volunteers, and supporters • To teach the work ethic through real work experience who make helping others a priority. Baker Industries is funded independently through the • To act as a transition step toward permanent employment revenue we generate from our business services and the donations of private foundations and • To help our workers reach their highest level of achievement individuals. It truly is a community-sponsored enterprise that we can all take pride in sustaining. It gives each of us a sense of purpose as we strengthen the lives of individuals, families and Over 10,000 adults have benefited from our program throughout our 38-year history. neighborhoods across our region. Together, we will continue making a difference in the lives of Baker Industries changes lives! vulnerable adults with so much to offer when given a chance. Rich Bevan, President 1 2 PROVIDING WORK...AND MORE

Lunch groups are an instrumental way for participants to connect with each other and relax and unwind from their work on the production floor. Insights gained by program staff during these groups offers a deeper understanding of our participants and creates a rapport with them that makes our program stand apart from other workforce development programs. Groups include: •• Book Club (Malvern) •• Women’s Group (Malvern) •• Senior’s Group and Lunch Group (Philadelphia) ACTION •• Thursday Group (open to all/ Real work assignments for over 80 regional companies Philadelphia) emphasize, goals, productivity, collaboration and HAVING A SENSE OF PURPOSE accountability. Activities include motivational readings, All staff members are trained in trauma informed care When you feel your life lacks direction and is without meaning, value, and importance, and acknowledge the impact of trauma as we develop facilitated discussions, arts, crafts and things like success and happiness are not possible. At Baker, we believe that having and manage our program. celebrations. a job and social interaction provides purpose and leads to satisfaction and fulfillment. Daily group “huddles,” coaching, cross training and Knowing your life make a positive impact on others contributes to self-regulation, workshops promote communication, self-awareness, persistence, and health. skill development and leadership.

GOAL OUTCOME

Provide highly effective job training for adults with little Production goals are exceeded, customer needs or no work experience. are met and participants become productive team members, ready to contribute to future employers. Become a trauma-informed organization. Participants feel safe, supported and heard as they Ensure each participant is valued and strives to reach commit themselves to change and growth. their potential. Participants feel valued, build confidence and are motivated and prepared to sustain success.

3 OUR MODEL 4 “Once your eyes are opened, it’s impossible not to see your potential… This program has changed everything about me.“

BAKER INDUSTRIES’ INTENSIVE Our program partners include: •• The City of Philadelphia’s Department of Commerce JOB READINESS PROGRAM •• Philly Manufacturing Growth Network (PHLMFG) Launched in early 2018, this 24-week program for returning citizens consists of weekly •• Women’s Way workshops and one-on-one’s with a coach/counselor. This innovative program uses evidence-based strategies and the creative arts to teach critical thinking skills and in- Our program goals are: crease self-worth leading to motivated, job-ready workers. •• Advancing employment opportunities for justice-involved adults in Philadelphia Our job readiness program is based on: •• Fostering tolerance and understanding across cultural divides •• Trauma-informed care principles •• Preparing 50 participants a year for sustained success in living wage •• The belief that every person has value employment •• Developing critical thinking skills leading to a deeper understanding of our- selves Our arts partners include: 28 are currently in or have graduated the program •• The Wilma Theater 18 are earning a living wage •• The Barnes Foundation 1 has returned to incarceration •• Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

5 6 MARCUS

When asked about the impact Baker Industries has had on his life, Marcus says it has been a very positive experience because the people at Baker believed in him when other jobs and companies did not. Thirteen years in, Marcus is still learning and growing at Baker and recently became the receptionist in Malvern. In this role, Marcus interacts with customers, volunteers, applicants and many others, strengthening and expanding the great community of people he has found with us. A member of our Book Club, Marcus enjoys reading and discussing new novels each month. Outside of work, Marcus is a very successful basketball coach, having won multiple championships. Marcus says the people at Baker “have his heart” and he appreciates being encouraged to grow while providing for his family.

“Baker Industries is a family, whether or not people realize it.”

“It’s been a very positive experience because the people at Baker believed in me when other jobs and companies did not.”

7 8 “I found out I came a long way from where I was and what I used to be.”

TEAM POTENTIAL Wendell, Damon, and Martin call themselves Team Potential. Throughout informed workshops on Adverse Childhood Experiences, they learned skills the past year, the three of them have grown as individuals and truly to successfully cope with life’s challenges and recognized that they are not appreciate the opportunity to build a better life for themselves. The intensive alone in the struggle. Wendell has moved into full-time living-wage work, programing is one of the most influential parts of their experience here and Damon is looking for employment outside of Baker, and Martin is working enables them to see their potential for future employment. Through trauma- on getting his certification to be a recovery coach.

9 10 YVONNE DEVON

Yvonne appreciates the strong sense of community that Baker Industries provides. Walk on to the production floor at Baker Malvern and you’ll see a pleasant blonde Her coworkers are the best part about coming to work every day because she woman kindly and gently assisting coworkers . But that wasn’t always the case. When acknowledges that there is a sense of understanding amongst all the participants. Devon started at Baker, she was very withdrawn and inside herself. Today, she is a Yvonne finds Baker’s Job Readiness Program extremely beneficial because it gives different person— Devon interacts with everyone and has a calming presence on the participants the opportunity to gain different and better perspectives on their lives. production floor. In particular, the arts programming with PAFA and The Barnes Foundation speak to Devon describes the people at Baker as family. She loves Bakers’ Book Club and Yvonne and feed her aspiration to have a career in the arts. Yvonne says being at Baker participant trivia games and has created a community of friends and coworkers that she gives her self-confidence, a more balanced outlook on her situation, and an opportunity never believed she would find. Baker provides her with not only a job, but consistency to change her life. and routine in her life leading her to become more responsible and increasing her self- esteem. Now a team lead at Baker, Devon hopes to go back to school in the future to study counseling so she can provide support for others going through difficult situations.

“Everyone here “I found a is going through community of something similar, friends and which makes it coworkers I never much easier to thought I would connect.” find...I consider everyone at Baker family.

11 12 FINANCIALS 2018 2018 DEMOGRAPHICS

REVENUE: Donations - Individuals $106,718 Donations - Grants $959,713 Revenue from Fundraisers $259,020 Earned Income $920,251 Other Income ($26,535) Total Revenue from Operations $2,219,167

EXPENSES: Program Services $1,806,079 Supporting Services $189,213 18% Fundraising $192,687 58% Total Expenses $2,187,979 4% Surplus from Operations $31,188 18%

ADDITIONAL 35% REVENUE NOT RELATED TO OPERATIONS: Stormwater Management Improvement Grant $213,422 Gain on sale of F Street property $210,538

Total Increase in Unrestricted Net Assets $455,148

In 2018, 83% of operating expenses were dedicated to our program, with the remainder evenly split between fundraising and administration.

13 14 2018 Supporters - lists may be incomplete 2018 Supporters - lists may be incomplete

PLATINUM SILVER Mr. & Mrs. W. Anthony Hitschler Mr. and Mrs. Bisordi Mr. & Mrs. Greg Doto Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Ikeda Ms. Zoe McCormick Ms. Celia Rodgers Edwin Hall 2nd Charitable Trust The 1830 Family Foundation Kappa Kappa Gamma of Philadelphia Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Black Ms. Rebecca Douglas Mr. & Mrs. Todd Ill Mr. John B. McGowan Mr. & Mrs. James E. Rush Triumph Group Charitable Foundation Aon Mr. & Mrs Robert E. Keith, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. M. Parker Blatchford Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Duncan Mr. H. Warren Ingersoll & Ms. Corinne Cuda Mr. Quinton McGrane Ms. Michito Saito Mr. and Mrs. Curtis D. Ball Mr. & Mrs. Matthew A. Kurimay Ms. Martha Bonder Ms. Christine M. Eastburn Mrs. I. Grant Irey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William A. McKenna Mr. Paul J. Savidge & Mr. Dan Macey DIAMOND The Ball Family Foundation The Lunbeck Charitable Fund Ms. Mary I. Dorrance & Mr. & Mrs. Chris Ebmeyer Mr. & Mrs. John E. James Ms. Courtney McKinney Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Schaeffer OSIsoft, LLC Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll Mr. & Mrs. A. Bruce Mainwaring Mr. Francis T. Boylan Mr. & Mrs. Robert Edgar Ms. Jane Johnston Ms. Maureen H. McNulty Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Schwabe Anonymous The Becket Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Samuel R. Marshall Mr. James Boyle Ms. Alison Eichert Mr. Jeffrey Kahn Mr. & Mrs. J. Joe Mena Mr. & Mrs. Doug Scott Crystal Trust Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Bevan Ms. Dorothy McFalls Ms. Liz Bradely Mr. David E. Elder Mr. & Mrs. Andrew P. Kalilec Mr. & Mrs. Brian Meneely Ms. Flora Sexton Laura M. & Peter T. Grauer Foundation BNY Mellon Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Mendicino Mr. Heshy Bregman Mr. & Mrs. Ashton G. Eldredge, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Helmut L. Karbiner Ms. Connie Miglianese Mr. Dennis Shelly Peter R. & Cynthia K. Kellogg Foundation Mr. & Mrs. W. Thacher Brown Mr. Christopher F. Metz Ms. Sandra Anne Brethwaite Mr. Frank Englund Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Keefer Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Neil Shepard Triumph Group, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen B. Burke Mr. & Mrs. Ranney Moran Mr. & Mrs. Gary A. Brooks Ms. Alexa Epstein Ms. Elizabeth Keller Mr. & Mrs. Arthur P. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Frank Sheppard United Way of Greater Philadelphia & Commonwealth Capital, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Nahas Mr. Bruce Broser Mrs. Byrne Erb Mrs. Thomas Kent Mr. Rudolph Miller Mr. & Mrs. Dan Sidlo Southern New Jersey Compendium Pathology, PC Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ogelsby Mrs. Jennifer Brower Mrs. Joseph L. Eremus Ms. Lauren Kiernan Ms. Megan Milne Mr. Bo Singh GOLD Conduent HR Mr. & Mrs. William W. Ogren Mr. John A. Brown & Ms. Bonnie Post Mr. Jack Evans Ms. Barbara King Mr. Peter Andrew Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. Andrew E. Skroback, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Vijay Aggarwal Dann, Dorfman, Herrell and Skillman Mr. & Mrs. Charles Plohn, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Browne Mrs. Fred R. Faber Mrs. William Kinkead Mr. & Mrs. Randall Montgomery Ms. Jane Smith Anonymous Ernst & Young LLP Mr. & Mrs. J. Barton Riley Mr. & Mrs. James M. Buck, III Mr. & Mrs. Anthony L. Fernandes Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Kline Ms. Leslie Morgan Ms. Ardyth Sobyak Mr. & Mrs. James H. Averill Factory Mutual Insurance Company Mr. & Mrs. Gerald B. Rorer Mr. Joseph Burke Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Fetter Ms. Kathleen Kneizys Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Moriarty Ms. Diana Sowinski The Bank Of America Charitable Foundation Fox & Roach/Trident Charities Rotary Club of King of Prussia Mr. & Mrs. McBee Butcher Mr. & Mrs. George D. Fish Mrs. Philip J. Koehler Mr. & Mrs. Gary T. Morreale Ms. Helge Speth The Beaty Family Fund Gardner/Fox Associates, Inc. Rotary Club of Paoli-Malvern-Berwyn Mr. & Mrs. John P. Butler, III Ms. Hope Flammer and Mr. Jay Shaffer Ms. Meg Shope Koppel, Ph.D. Ms. Nancy Moyer Mr. & Mrs. William Sprague BSJ Foundation Gastrologix, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey B. Rotwitt Mr. Cale Cadman Mr. Alfred Flowers Ms. Pamela Kruljac Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Mumma Mr & Mrs. Joseph S. Staples The Bryn Mawr Trust Company Mr. & Mrs. Djoerd Hoekstra Mr. & Mrs. John B. Rugh Mr. Donald Caldwell & Ms. Linda Aversa Ms. Rosemary Fluehr Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Kurimay Mr. Peter E. Munger Ms. Alyssa Steele Mr. Rodney D. Day, III The Jake Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Skelly Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Camerota Mr. & Mrs. William Forrest, Jr. Ms. Diana Laky Mr. & Mrs. Britton H. Murdoch Mr. & Mrs. Ethan A. Stenger Genuardi Family Foundation Liberty Mutual National Accounts Stillwater Capital Advisors, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Donald Campbell Mrs. George C. Foust, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Bradford H. Lamson-Scribner Mr. Albert B. Murphy III Ms. Divya Belavadi & Mr. William The Gordon Charter Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John J. McElroy, III Mr. Henderson Supplee, III Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Caneda Mrs. Viola France Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Landmesser Dr. & Mrs. John Brien Murphy Struebing Hoxie Harrison Smith Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. McQuiston Mr. & Mrs. Peter R. Unger Ms. Annette Case Ms. Maryann Franklin Dr. & Mrs. William R. Leahy Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey P. Mynott Suburban West Realtors’ Association Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. ILL Milliman Ms. Martha Walton The Chamber of Commerce for Dr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Frazier Mr. & Mrs. Mark Ledger Mrs. Maria Nelson Mr. Frank Sullivan The Paulits Foundation Morse Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Richard Whiting, Jr Greater Philadelphia Freadman Steel, Inc. Ms. Lucy Lee Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Nenno Mr. & Mrs. Jay Surrena Phoenixville Community Health Foundation Henry E. Niles Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Chenoweth Mr. & Mrs. Michael Freeland Mrs. William M. Lemmon Mr. & Mrs. Robert Norchi Ms. Annette Swank PNC Bank IRON Ms. Catherine Christopher Mr. John Garvey Ms. Heather Lenker Ms. Katherine Norchi Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. Swarr Raynier Institute & Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert Adams SEI Cares Mr. & Mrs. David Rabin Ms. Cheryl Ciccone Mr. & Mrs. William Y. Giles Mr. Bruce Leslie Mr. & Mrs. Ron Nuckles Mr. Michael Synodis The Caroline J. S. Sanders Charitable Mr. Miguel Alban Mr. Michael Cipollone Mr. Patrick Gilmore Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Leto Mr. William C. O’Neill Mr. Christoper Szupica & Ms. Michelle Mr. & Mrs. William Stockwell Ms. Polly Bell Alden Wells Fargo Foundation Trust No. I Mr. & Mrs. Peter Clark Dr. & Mrs. Glenn P. Goltz Mr. Donald Levine Mr. G. Trupert Ortlieb McCauley SouthCo Mr. & Mrs. Stuart H. Alden Mrs. Cordelia Clement Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Grassie Ms. Alexandra Likovich Mrs. Joseph Ortlieb Ms. Frances F. Tenney RUBY St. John’s Presbyterian Church Dr. & Mrs. Richard Allman Mr. & Mrs. Isaac H. Clothier, IV Mr. & Mrs. Martyn Greenacre Mrs. George J. Lincoln Ms. Kathleen M. O’Shaughnessy Ms. Ashley Thacher Aberdeen Charitable Trust Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP Mr. & Mrs. Bruce E. Allred Mr. & Mrs. Mark Comyns Dr. & Mrs. Bernard R. Greenberg Mr. Robert Lion Mr. Jim Parmentier & Ms. Elizabeth Mr. & Mrs. John H. Thacher, Jr. Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Anderson Ms. Juanita Condon Mr. & Mrs. A. John Gregg Mr. Avi Lipp Fowler Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Thompson, Jr. S.W. Bajus Family Charitable Fund BRONZE Mrs. Mary Jo Ashenfelter Mr. & Mrs. Michael Connell Ms. Louise B. Griffiths Ms. Margaret Long Mrs. Robert N. Parsons Ms. Margaret Gallagher Thompson Blue Sky Family Foundation Addis Group Mrs. Albert A. Austin Mr. Fronefield Crawford, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David Habig Mr. and Mrs. Peter Longstreth Mr. & Mrs. Paul V. Plourde Mr. & Mrs. Paul Thompson III Crazy Aaron’s Puttyworld Mr. & Mrs. Edward Antoian Mr. Andrew Bailey Ms. Karin Crichton Mr. Gerald J. Hansen Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John A. Lord Ms. Noreen Perrone Mr. Chet Thomson Haldeman Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Baker, III Mr. & Mrs. Ralph A. Emery, Jr. Ms. Caitlin Cronin Mr. & Mrs. Roy Harvey Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. Macelree Ms. Molly Pierce Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Tierney Mr. & Mrs. William S. Hyland Dr. & Mrs. Richard M. Barry Mr. & Mrs. John H. Ball Mr. & Mrs. James E. Cruickshank Mrs. Robert P. Hauptfuhrer Mr. Dan Macey & Mr. Paul Savidge Mr. & Mrs. Lucien B. Platt Mr. Michael Ritchie and Ms. Beth JTS Foundation Mrs. Robert F. Batchelder Mr. David Barnes Mr. & Mrs. Philip Cubeta Mrs. John F. Hentz Ms. Patricia Mackay Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Platt Tiewater Joan and Herb Kelleher Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. David E. Beavers Mr. Thomas Barnes Ms. Jennifer Daniels Mr. & Mrs. David A. Heydt Mr. & Mrs. James W. Mackie Mr. & Mrs. Dan Porter Mr. Robert Tiffany Robert E. Lamb Foundation, Inc. The Brevoort Fund Ms. Carolyn Barotti Ms. Tracy Davidson Mr. & Mrs. Harry E. Hill, III Mr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Magrowski Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Porter Ms. Carol Titzel McCausland Foundation Mr. & Mrs. James Brown Mr. & Mrs. John Bartholdson Mr. & Mrs. John Davis Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Hodge Mr. George Mara Ms. Brandy Portonova Mr. and Mrs. Alden Tucker Mr. David R. McShane Dr. & Mrs. Peter Callegari Mr. & Mrs. Leonas G. Bekeris Mr. & Mrs. Harold Davis Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Hoffman Mr. Jared Marks Mr. Donald Purdum Mrs. Frederick A. Tucker, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Leo Pierce, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John Castleman Mr. Frank Belcher Ms. Roseann DeLuca Mr. & Mrs. William H. Hoffmann Mr. David H. Maroney Ms. Janet Rambo & Mr. Michael Free Mrs. Janice Underhill Scholler Foundation Ms. Celeste P. Clancy Mrs. A. Richard Bell, Jr. Ms. Dori Desautel Broudy Ms. Tracey Holland Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Marshall Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Rawling Mr. & Mrs. Michael Urbans The Shouvlin Foundation Communications Test Design, Inc. (CTDI) Mr. Alexander Benoit Mr. & Mrs. Donald M. Detwiler Mr. Brady Hooper Ms. Karen S. Marshall Mr. & Mrs. John Rice Mrs. Walter E. Veghte, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Lester S. Dewis Mr. Tom Berkeley Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Shouvlin Mr. John C. Devereux Mr. Chandler Hoopes Masters Legacy Fund, a fund of the Ms. Sue Riley Mr. & Mrs. Roger F. Veit Mr. & Mrs. William Dordelman Mr. Daniel R. Bernard Joseph Kennard Skilling Trust Mrs. Edward V. Dillon Mr. Peter J. Houghton Chester County Community Foundation Maguerite T. Ritchie Ms. Teresa Vitulli Dr. & Mrs. Robert Frederick Mr. Ben Bevan Wayne Presbyterian Church Mr. & Mrs. John C. Dodds Dr. and Mrs. Nathan R. Howe Mr. Wesley Mazda Mr. Donald L. Rittenhouse Mr. & Mrs. Henry Von Kohorn HO West Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Kirk E. Gorman Ms. Elizabeth Binswanger Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Dougherty Mr. & Mrs. Charles Humphreys Dr. & Mrs. David M. McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Walsh Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance Mrs. Thomas M. Birdsall Ms. Teresa Dougherty Ms. Maggie Walsh 15 16 2018 Supporters - lists may be incomplete Current Management Team Rich Bevan, President Beth Tiewater, Thought Leader - Programs & Development Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Walters Longwood Gardens Employee Directed & Corporate Matching Contributions Mr. & Mrs. William G. Warden, IV Louella Amazon Smile Lisette Morales, Senior Production Manager Kim Starkweather, Manager Malvern Production Mrs. William G. Warden, III Lyons Detailing & Automotive BNY Dan Porter, Sales Manager John Witty, Finance Manager Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Waterman Dan Macey Chubb Mr. Rowland Watson Margaret Kuo’s Citizens Bank Mr. & Mrs. William Y. Webb Merion Cricket Club GE Mr. Roland Wedgwood Museum of the American Revolution Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Program Mr. C. Vincent Weir Nancy Bevan Design OSIsoft Mrs. Raymond H. Welsh Nancy Saam Designs Vanguard Charitable/Your Cause Mr. & Mrs. A. Kent Weymouth, Jr. Nolan Painting Board of Directors Mr. & Mrs. C. Michael Whelan Norman Carpet One Mrs. Howard W. Whitaker NuPrint Solutions Richard C. Ill, Board Chair John H. Thacher, Jr., Board Vice Chair Drs. Erlis & John Wickersham People’s Light & Theatre Co. Ms. Diana Wilder Philadelphia Museum of Art Charles P. Baker III Louise W. Baker Richard L. Bevan Mr. A. Morris Williams, Jr. Phillies Charities, Inc. Co-Founder Co-Founder President Dr. & Mrs. Sankey Williams Mr. & Mrs. David Rabin Baker Industries Baker Industries Baker Industries Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Williams Ms. Janet Rambo & Mr. Michael Free Ms. Cia Williams Restaurant Alba Miguel F. Alban Glenn A. Dever Matthew A. Kurimay Mr. & Mrs. Douglas K. Willis Robert Ryan Catering Bryn Mawr Trust Company Coho Partners, Ltd The Vanguard Group Mrs. John E. Wilson, Jr. San Nicola Restaurant Mrs. William H. Wilson Senator Pat Toomey Vijay Aggarwal, Ph.D Al Flowers Anita S. Leto Mrs. Robert H. Wolcott Seven Stars Inn VaxiGenix Connection Training Services BHHS - Fox & Roach, REALTORS® Mr. Jeffrey Wolf Linda Simmons Wendy Brooks Brookins D. Gardner Christopher Metz Dr. Elizabeth Wood Ms. Brenda Smith Mr. Michael Woolley Susan Stefanski Greater Phila Apraxia Support Group Gardner Fox & Associates Compendium Pathology Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas H. Wright Tango Jennifer Brower Djoerd Hoekstra G. Trupert Ortlieb Mr. Royce Yeager Taste of Britain Mr.Walter Young Mr. & Mrs. John Thatcher, Jr. Fulton Bank Biocoat, Inc. (retired) Signature Realty Advisors Ms. Kathryn Ziemba The ACE Club Andrew J.Camerota Chandler Hoopes Daniel J. Sidlo Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Zodtner The Inn at Osprey Point Bryn Mawr Trust Company Commonwealth Capital The Vanguard Group Mr. & Mrs. Thomas V. Zug, Jr. TJ’s Restaurant & Drinkery Mr. Scott Zukin Trader Joe’s Elizabeth P. Castleman Richard C. Ill John H. Thacher, Jr. Victory Brewing Company Integrated Marketing Communications Triumph Group, Inc. (retired) Baker Industries IN KIND Villanova Theatre Alfredo Italian BYO White Dog Cafe Karen M. Cruickshank AME Salon & Spa Seven Stars Inn BHHS - Fox & Roach, REALTORS® American Helicopter Museum Linda Simmons Applebrook Golf Club Ms. Brenda Smith Ms. Deena Ball Susan Stefanski Bartram’s Garden Tango Besito Taste of Britain Brandywine Conservancy & Museum Mr. & Mrs. John Thatcher, Jr. of Art The ACE Club Mr. & Mrs. Greg Caneda The Inn at Osprey Point Cedar Hollow Inn TJ’s Restaurant & Drinkery Costco Trader Joe’s Creed’s Seafood & Steaks Victory Brewing Company Dori Desautel Broudy Villanova Theatre ELLIE Boutique - Mainline White Dog Cafe Historic General Warren Inne Mr. and Mrs. David Girard J. McLaughlin Little House Shop

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