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Bethesda Project Annual Report

THE MISSION OF BETHESDA PROJECT IS TO FIND AND CARE FOR THE ABANDONED POOR AND TO BE FAMILY WITH THOSE WHO HAVE NONE.

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Letter from the CEO Bethesda Project began in 1979 when I, along with a group of volunteers from Daylesford Abbey, responded to what we

believed was a divine inspiration to serve the homeless of Philadelphia – to be family with those who have none. We have grown from just one residence for 10 women to a network of 14 facilities in a continuum of care, from shelters to

permanent residences with supportive services. Over these past 35 years we have served tens of thousands of individuals – many of whose faces remain etched in our minds, their stories still move us.

I’d like to share the story of one of these individuals, John M. I can still see his face clearly in my mind even though he died

a number of years ago. John was born to an unmarried domestic worker in Chestnut Hill and was raised in foster homes

and orphanages. When he reached 18 years of age, he could no longer stay at the orphanage and found himself living on the street. Over the years, John did odd jobs and managed to make ends meet until alcohol put him back on the street. In

1986, when ringing a doorbell in Overbrook and asking for a sandwich, he met Tony Medwid, who later would become a

Bethesda Project volunteer and then a long-term, key staff person of our organization. Tony had heard of My Brother’s House and directed him to us, and from that time on John became a part of our “family.” Later, when Tony came to work at Bethesda Project, the two renewed their acquaintance and eventually became co-workers and good friends.

Tony recounts one day many years later when he was giving a talk to a group of college volunteers and John happened to pass by. Tony saw John and invited him to say a few words to the group. John reluctantly obliged and was soon telling the students the story of his childhood and years on the street. Then, poignantly, he shared about how, as a young person, he would sometimes spend Sunday afternoons walking around the neighborhood of the Italian Market. He said that he

would glance into people’s homes to see families gathered around their dinner tables, eating, laughing and enjoying one another’s company – he said he wanted to know what it was like to have a family.

One of the volunteers was stunned and sadly asked John if he had ever found out what it was like to have a family. John paused, thought a minute, looked over at Tony and said, “Well, I guess he’s it.” Tony, and then John, smiled.

The volunteers and staff of Bethesda Project, as well as our residents and guests, have indeed become that network of supportive and caring relationships for one another, which we prefer to call family.

Thank you to all who are a part of our mission to be family with those who have none. Our volunteers, staff, donors, residents and guests, you all encompass the many faces of Bethesda Project!

— Father Domenic

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Letter from the Board Chair Two years ago I shared with you the story of my father, Bill Cotter, Sr., who lost everything in the Depression and turned to drink for solace. His struggles with alcoholism were long and difficult, but he ultimately turned his life around due to the help of good people – like my mother – who deeply cared. He never forgot those dark days and always cared for those who were not as fortunate.

Last year I told of our youngest son, Patrick, who suffered from depression and died due to an overdose in 2001 at the age of 19. Pat always had a home with us, but so many are not as lucky and lose everything due to their disease.

This year as Bethesda Project celebrates 35 years of being a caring family for Philadelphia’s homeless, I would like to talk to you about the Bethesda Project dream – our vision for the future and how we can help so many more, so much faster and better.

The Bethesda Project “Step-Up” model is on the drawing boards and we are committed to providing one facility that can

help Philadelphia’s chronically homeless population. It is a bold project, but they are the best kind because they are so vitally needed and so very transformative.

We envision a place where a homeless person can drop in on a cold winter’s night or a steaming hot summer day for shelter from the elements and can be provided the the full range of services needed to help each individual reach his or her highest level of self-sufficiency.

There is a huge amount of planning and personal commitment needed by the staff of Bethesda Project to turn that dream into a reality, but we are ready for the challenge. We hope you are too.

— Bill Cotter

DID YOU KNOW

B ethesda Project loves volunteers! The Community Life Department coordinates over 3,500 volunteer visits each year.

Volunteers are an important part of the Bethesda Project family, building mutually rewarding friendships with housing residents and shelter guests. They cook and serve meals, plan holiday gatherings, collect donations, provide literacy tutoring, paint and decorate residences, play games, do crafts, and garden and cook with residents and guests.

6 5% of Bethesda Project residents have serious medical issues. 60% have mental illnesses. 45% have histories of addiction.

And 30% are dual diagnosed with mental illness and addiction. Case managers work with residents to help manage these challenges.

Philadelphia faces a housing crisis: the Philadelphia Housing Authority has 100,000 individuals and families on its waiting list for affordable housing.

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Programs and Services Bethesda Project, recognizing that each individual is unique, offers a continuum of care that meets men and women “where they are.” Each Bethesda Project housing resident or shelter guest receives personalized, caring attention, and is encouraged to achieve the most independent level of housing possible. The following programs operate at 14 locations in Philadelphia and serve more than 2,500 men and women each year.

THE BETHESDA BEACON

Bethesda Project makes services more accessible to highly vulnerable, shelterresistant individuals at each of its five entry-level programs.

Chronically homeless men and women who struggle with severe mental illness and/ or addiction receive food, shelter and referrals to social services. Bethesda Project staff reach out to shelter-resistant individuals with tenacious, dignified care and help them transition to housing.

THE BEACON DROP-IN CENTER

at Broad Street Ministry | 315 S. Broad Street A day-time drop-in center offering yearround referrals to social services and maintaining relationships with individuals who visit the Bethesda Café (see below).

BETHESDA CAFÉ

at Broad Street Ministry | 315 S. Broad Street (winter only) Shelter-resistant men and women find respite from the cold and the streets at an overnight drop-in center serving up to 75 men and women nightly.

MY BROTHER’S HOUSE

609 S. 15th Street This Safe Haven program offers prerecovery housing and an array of supportive services to 20 vulnerable men with chronic mental illness and substance abuse problems.

CHURCH-BASED SHELTERS

Meals, overnight shelter and case management services for 84 homeless men, in partnership with three area churches:

ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH

1831 Bainbridge Street

OLD FIRST REFORMED CHURCH

OUR BROTHERS’ PLACE

907 Hamilton Street Overnight shelter for 150 men providing three meals a day and supportive services, including referrals to housing and treatment programs.

PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING

Men and women receive supportive services to help them maintain stable housing.

BETHESDA BAINBRIDGE

700 S. 15th Street Permanent single room occupancy (SRO) housing for 30 men with histories of addiction and/or mental illness.

CONNELLY HOUSE

1212 Ludlow Street SRO housing for 24 men in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction who benefit from a supportive environment as they maintain sobriety and engage in meaningful activity. Operated in partnership with Project H.O.M.E.

BETHESDA NORTH BROAD

TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH

720-722 N. Broad Street Permanent SRO housing for 49 men and women with histories of addiction and/ or mental illness.

EMERGENCY SHELTER

816 S. 20th Street

4th and Race Streets (winter only) 22nd and Spruce Streets (winter only) Men who are homeless receive supportive services and emergency shelter. The program provides basic needs and links guests to social services.

BETHESDA PROJECT Operates 14 drop-in, shelter and housing sites in and around Center City Philadelphia.

Serves over 2,500 homeless and formerly homeless men and women annually.

S ervices include emergency shelters, permanent supportive housing, case management services and community activities to help each individual reach his or her highest level of self-sufficiency.

Spends 87% of its budget on direct services. as founded in 1979 and today celebrates 35 years of being a caring family for W Philadelphia’s homeless.

SANCTUARY

Permanent SRO housing for 16 men in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction.

BETHESDA SPRUCE

1110 Spruce Street Permanent SRO housing for 16 women with histories of addiction and/or mental illness.

INDEPENDENT HOUSING

Men and women capable of a high degree of self-sufficiency live in independent settings.

DOMENIC HOUSE

1628-1630 South Street

MARY HOUSE

707 S. Hicks Street

BROTHERS’ KEEPER

Off-site, affordable housing for 7 men in conjunction with a church community.

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Misty Sparks D I R E C TO R O F E N T R Y L E V E L P R O G R A M S

Misty has spent the last 16 years creating and applying innovative solutions to end street homelessness in Philadelphia.

Originally from Texas, Misty came to Philadelphia through Mission Year and served at a women’s safe haven which

sparked a passion for this important work. Having worked as a case manager, program coordinator and now a director, Misty has developed a reputation within the homeless community as a person who creates opportunities for positive change. She has developed solid collaborative partnerships with various service providers throughout the region. Misty

is now responsible for planning, implementation, and evaluation of programs at Bethesda Project’s 20-bed safe haven, an 84-bed church based shelter program, and winter initiative drop in for 50-75 chronically street homeless individuals.

“The best part of my job is spending time with guests and building long term relationships that assist them with their transition out of homelessness,” said Misty. “I am excited to create opportunities for folks that resist working with the system.”

When asked about the most difficult aspects of her work, Misty emphasizes the lack of accessible permanent housing opportunities for people with long-term street histories. “It’s a real challenge working with folks who have not had contact with official systems. Some of them are scared; most can’t navigate the system,” she said.

Looking into the future, Misty is hopeful that one day we can make it easier for shelter-resistant individuals to get the help they need. Through the Step-Up program, that vision may turn into a reality. “The Step-Up model is an integrated housing opportunity for folks with long-term street histories. It will provide single site housing-first units, a medical respite and a 24-hour drop-in engagement center,” said Misty. “I would say that it is a missing piece in the Continuum Care in Philadelphia.”

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Michael To put it lightly, Michael was skeptical when he first came to

“My life went from being really wonderful to being the

was a bunch of nicely worded BS,” Michael said.

hard it is to survive with any sense of dignity. It’s so hard

Bethesda Project. “I thought the mission and all the writing

“When you’re used to hearing everyone, even your family,

tell you to ‘get the hell out,’ it doesn’t seem possible that a

complete opposite,” Michael said. “You have no idea how

to find a private place just to use the bathroom. Everyone looks at you like you don’t belong.”

total stranger could offer to reach out and listen and want

One day, while Michael was walking aimlessly up and

Project,” Michael said.

was stopped by Misty Sparks, Bethesda Project’s Director of

to help you, but that’s what happened to me at Bethesda

Born and raised in South Philadelphia, Michael has

struggled with bipolar disorder and other health issues for years. At 55, he’s already had eight stents put in his heart.

His father died of a heart attack at 41, just as Michael was

down Broad Street looking for a place to relieve himself, he Entry Level Programs. Misty said she had seen him around,

and that she knew he needed help. Without knowing it, Michael had been passing the Bethesda Beacon, Bethesda Project’s café and outreach center.

graduating high school.

“It changed everything,” Michael said. “When you get to

“When my dad died, my whole family just fell apart. We

you stink. If you stink, they hand you a change of clothes

were a big family, but things got uglier and uglier, and now a lot of us don’t talk.”

Michael went on to college and waited tables to pay the bills.

As a waiter, he found the perfect place to put his gregarious,

outgoing nature to good use. He soon had money to spare,

and enjoyed the hard working, hard partying lifestyle of the wait staff. He dropped out of college to work full-time

in fine dining restaurants. Soon after, he started using drugs

and alcohol more and more heavily as his bipolar disorder went untreated.

“Working at night in the service industry, you live in a carnival, and I loved it. I thought the more cocaine I did, the better waiter I was. I was wrong,” Michael said.

He eventually lost his job, and with that, his ability to pay

for an apartment. When it was cold he stayed with friends

when he could, or in “really dingy motels.” When it was warm he wandered the city looking for safe places to sleep,

sometimes sleeping in Rittenhouse Square. He tried living

with his sister, but after a while she told Michael he couldn’t stay with her anymore.

Bethesda Project, they don’t care what you look like, or if and point you to the shower,” Michael said, “There’s no judgment. Only support.”

Michael was placed at My Brother’s House, a Safe Haven program that provides pre-recovery housing with supportive services to men with chronic mental illness and substance abuse problems.

“The people of Bethesda Project saw value and

potential in me that I didn’t see in myself. I felt worthless,” Michael said.

With the help of his case manager, Hilary, Michael moved into his own apartment in January of 2014. “Hilary worked

her little buns off to get me into this apartment,” Michael said, “It’s frightening. It’s exciting. I’m most excited about having some privacy again, a place I can call my own.”

But Michael says Bethesda Project hasn’t seen the last of him. He has been volunteering at My Brother’s House and plans to continue no matter where he goes. “I have a story to tell and Bethesda Project is it. It’s my family.”

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Karen Leimkuhler LO N G -T E R M V O L U N T E E R

Since 1999 Karen and her husband Gerard have been providing about 7,000 meals each year through a network of volunteers who donate goods to Bethesda Project. As the coordinator of the “Bethesda Cooks,” Karen takes on the responsibility of providing nutritious food for the residents throughout the year.

“I’m a nutritionist by education and I worked in the food industry, so when I saw the need for providing healthy, nutritious

food, I started the Bethesda Cooks,” she says. “One day I was looking at the bulletin board at St. Norbert’s Parish when I noticed the flyer asking for food donations to Bethesda Project. From that day on, I’ve made a commitment to the men and women that Bethesda helps.”

Karen and the Bethesda Cooks provide monthly meals for each of the houses in addition to holiday meals. “Once a month four or five gals come to my house and we get cooking. I buy the meat, we make sides and desserts for special monthly dinners at the houses.”

This past Thanksgiving, the Bethesda Cooks prepared 750 meals. In addition, they provide nearly all the food for the

annual picnic. More recently, Karen and her team have also been providing soup for the guests at the Bethesda Café at Broad Street Ministry, a winter drop-in center for up to 75 guests.

“I understand what I do is a drop in a bucket,” said Karen. “But we do what we can. Honestly, it’s been a blessing for all us.”

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Sierra For as long as she can remember, Sierra has struggled with depression, anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder. Her ailments made it difficult to fit in at school, where she was relentlessly bullied. At home, her parents offered little sympathy.

When she was 11, Sierra tried to kill herself for the first time. She was hospitalized, and later dropped out of school in the seventh grade.

She tried home school, but her anxiety and depression were so crippling that she was often unable to get out of bed. She became increasingly withdrawn from her friends and family. “On my 18th birthday I had an altercation with my dad. I got

302’d and he told me not to come home,” she said referring to the involuntary evaluation and hospitalization procedure. “I

hated being in the hospital and when I got out I swore I would never go back, but I also couldn’t go home.” She eventually found Bethesda Project, where she has been a resident at the North Broad residence for the last two years.

“At first it was hard. I used to never be here.” Still uncomfortable around other people, and her OCD making it unbearable

to share living spaces, Sierra would do everything she could to avoid the residence, staying outside all day and coming back only to sleep. But with hard work, and support from the Bethesda Project community, she’s managed to turn things around.

“Medication helps, but you still have to work hard and be patient. The staff here has been really patient, and talking to them has really helped me learn how to manage my illness,” Sierra says. “Now when I’m out for a long period of time, I can’t wait to come home. This is my home.”

Sierra has been working part-time and keeping busy learning how to be a responsible adult. “I’ve had to learn everything here. I’ve had to learn how to go to work, how to pay bills. I’ve had to learn how to live as an adult,” Sierra says.

And now Sierra is making plans for the future. “I want to be healthy enough to manage work full-time and then go back

to school,” Sierra says. She’s already taken some classes at Philadelphia Community College. “Bethesda Project helped me cross the line from being a kid who didn’t understand anything to being an adult who is trying to make it on her own,”

Sierra says. She’s recently reconnected with her family, and she looks forward to the day when she can finally move into her own apartment.

Sierra says, “A lot of people don’t change. A lot of people walk into the same hole every day. That’s not me. Bethesda Project has been a stepping stone for me. That’s the best thing I could have asked for.”

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Johnny Johnny went to live at Bethesda North Broad in 2007 after years of living on the streets. Johnny’s physical disabilities, mental illness, and struggle with alcoholism all contributed to his homelessness.

“I grew up with an abusive father and by the time I got to my teens I was hanging with the wrong crowd,” he says. “I

ended up dropping out of school and getting my GED at 16. When I was 20 I fell off a ladder 20 feet onto a picnic table and broke my hip. The pain led me to alcohol dependence.”

Before coming to Bethesda Project, Johnny found himself living in the woods in Blackwood, N.J. He would go to a local

food pantry to get basic necessities. There he found out about Our Brother’s Place, Bethesda Project’s emergency shelter

for men. He didn’t like living in a shelter environment so he began sleeping on the Parkway. “An outreach van would come around and pick people up. One day I got on it and it took me to the Bethesda Café.” Johnny stayed at Bethesda’s winter café at Broad Street Ministry where he met staff member Misty Sparks, Director of Entry Level Programs.

“I started to help around the café mopping floors and cleaning the kitchen. Misty helped me obtain my birth certificate.

Eventually she referred me to Bethesda’s North Broad residence.” The supportive services at North Broad helped Johnny

maintain his doctors’ appointments, keep track of his medications, and connect him to additional support during episodes of relapse. He began attending an outpatient alcohol treatment program and eventually Johnny succeeded in becoming

one of the most stable residents at North Broad. Johnny was a contributing member of the community, always offering to lend a hand to staff.

With the help of his case manager, Johnny was able to move into independent housing at Bethesda’s Domenic House.

Johnny now lives in a one-bedroom subsidized unit and continues to be a productive member of the Bethesda family. “I love my apartment. I love my neighbors. I feel like I’m where I belong.”

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Juan Juan has been a resident of Bethesda Bainbridge since 2010. Originally from a small town in Puerto Rico, Juan has been in Philadelphia for the last 12 years. The 47-year-old has a history of mental illness and addiction.

“When I was 15, my twin sister was brutally raped and murdered. I went off the deep end. I took vengeance into my own hands,” said Juan in his native Spanish. “I killed the men responsible for my sister’s death and I confessed.” Juan was sentenced to 36 years in prison but was released after 14 years served with good behavior.

His struggles with addiction began when he was only 11 years old. By the time he got to prison, he was hooked, and

the drugs continued to flow in the prison system. After his release, he was given a one-way ticket to Philadelphia with

only a few dollars to his name. “My family thought they were doing me a favor by sending me here but I had no one to depend on.”

Juan spent the next few years of his life living on the streets and eating from dumpsters. He had tried all kinds of drugs

from heroin to cocaine to pot to pain killers. After landing a spot in a city shelter, he was referred to Bethesda Project while taking steps to get clean. “I joined a methadone program and started working on a healthier me.”

Juan works closely with his case manager to develop short- and long-term goals. He likes to cook, a skill he learned in prison, and often shares meals with other residents. Juan takes pride in his appearance and often sports his collection of

Native American inspired jewelry. He is also adamant about keeping his room clean. “I like to take care of my things.

Every little bit I own.”

Juan recently ended the methadone program and proudly says he likes staying clean. “I don’t ever want to live that life again. I’m done with the streets.”

In February Juan lost his youngest son to gun violence in Puerto Rico. Although he was completely distraught by the

news, Juan credits Bethesda Project for helping him through this tragedy. “I thank God every day for the staff at Bethesda.

They’ve given me a new chance at life and have become my family and saving grace.”

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Staff & Committees ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Rev. Domenic Rossi, O. Praem,

YOUNG PROFESSIONALS ADVISORY BOARD

Jason Roskowski,

Jonathan Sgro, Chair Leigh Ann Bigley Brandy Bones Mary-Kate Breslin Kathryn Cook Jen Denis Ryan Allen Hancock Rachel Hoffman Matthew Homyk Susan Kinniry Carolyn Larrivee Erin Louks Elizabeth Murphy Erin Nowak Wyatt Schroeder Lisa Swiatek Alan Wong

Daniel Skowron, Jr., PHR,

AUDIT COMMITTEE

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Margaret Foster,

FINANCE DIRECTOR

Michelle Marlin,

DIRECTOR OF HOUSING

Tony Medwid,

MISSION DEVELOPMENT FACILITATOR

Jason Miller, MSW,

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, CLINICAL SERVICES/ DIRECTOR, STRATEGIC INITIATIVES

Tina Pagotto, MSW,

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER

Yarissa Reyes,

DIRECTOR OF MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR OF SHELTER HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR

Misty Sparks,

DIRECTOR OF ENTRY-LEVEL PROGRAMS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS J. William Cotter, President Kirsten Lusska, Vice President Virginia Fraser Morris, Secretary Joseph Frack, Treasurer Susan M. Glessner-Stickley Dexter R. Hamilton, Esq. James J. Mulvihill Wesley R. Payne, Esq. Henry T. Rossi Rev. Joseph Serano, O. Praem Angelo Sgro Patti H. Simpson Jeanne M. Stagloff John J. Toland, Jr. Karen A. Zurlo, Ph.D.

ADVISORY BOARD Thomas P. O’Rourke, Chair Stephen A. Cozen, Esq. Dr. W. Wilson Goode, Sr. Feather Houstoun Ernest E. Jones, Esq. David P. Montgomery Mark Schwartz, Esq. Lawrence S. Smith Hon. David R. Strawbridge

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Jeanne M. Stagloff, Chair Lawrence Kriwin, Esq. John Lusska, CPA Kirsten Lusska Angelo Sgro

DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE James J. Mulvihill, Chair Greg Aloia James Broussard Tyler Hurley Richard F. Nourie Kirsten Lusska Mark Ledger Rev. Domenic A. Rossi, O. Praem Marty Tuzman Thomas P. O’Rourke Yarissa Reyes Bill Rogers John J. Toland, Jr. Karen A. Zurlo, Ph.D.

FACILITIES COMMITTEE Virginia Fraser Morris, Chair George R. Harman Barry Horn Michelle Marlin Tina Pagotto, MSW Rev. Domenic A. Rossi, O. Praem Angelo Sgro Jeanne M. Stagloff

FINANCE COMMITTEE Joseph Frack, Chair Margaret Foster Bruce Lieberson Tina Pagotto, MSW Amedeo G. Piccioni Rev. Domenic A. Rossi, O. Praem Cindy Ryan Rev. Joseph Serano, O. Praem

GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE Henry T. Rossi, Chair Virginia Fraser Morris Susan M. Glessner-Stickley William P. O’Neill, Jr. Thomas P. O’Rourke Wesley R. Payne, Esq. Hon. David R. Strawbridge

HUMAN RESOURCES COMMITTEE Dexter R. Hamilton, Esq., Chair Jason Miller, MSW Tina Pagotto, MSW Rev. Domenic A. Rossi, O. Praem Patti Simpson Daniel Skowron, Jr., PHR Karen A. Zurlo, Ph.D.

SAFETY COMMITTEE Margaret Foster, Chair Hilary Coulter Jerome Jones Pier Johnson Sharia Johnson Rosa Staley Dean Trajkov

STRATEGY COMMITTEE Susan M. Glessner-Stickley, Chair Virginia Fraser Morris Jason Miller, MSW Rev. Domenic A. Rossi, O. Praem Henry T. Rossi Misty Sparks Hon. David R. Strawbridge Alan Wong

PHOTOGRAPHY BY Bryan Karl Lathrop Photography

Donors

Bethesda Project is pleased to recognize all the donors who contributed between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013.

Named for Bethesda Project’s founder and current chief executive officer, The Domenic Society recognizes the individuals listed on this page for their generous support of Bethesda Project in fiscal year 2013. Thank you!

THE SPRUCE SOCIETY

(Gifts of $10,000 or more)

Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. J. William Cotter Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Howard Estate of Judith A. Inge Estate of Doris M. Knouse Mr. and Mrs. James R. Koller Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J. Leimkuhler Mr. Raymond A. Mirra Mr. Robert Schwartz and Ms. Judith Creed Mr. and Mrs. William R. Stemper Tattooed Mom Mr. and Mrs. David VanOcker

THE SANCTUARY SOCIETY (Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999)

Anonymous Mr. Kent E. David Mr. William Donahue Mr. and Mrs. William Doran Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Frack Mr. and Mrs. James W. Lockard Mr. and Mrs. James P. Manousos Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Millot Mr. and Mrs. John Morris Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Rossi Mr. Vincent A. Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Smith Ms. Jeanne M. Stagloff and Mr. George R. Harman

THE SAFE HAVEN SOCIETY

(Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999)

The Becket Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Beale Dr. and Mrs. James R. Brown Mr. and Mrs. James J. Broussard Mr. and Mrs. John R. Caruolo Mr. and Mrs. Sean T. Crinnion Mr. and Mrs. Leonard F. DeStefano Drueding Foundation Mr. Daniel J. Hilferty Mr. and Mrs. John Lusska Mr. and Mrs. David J. Makowicz Ms. Marie L. Martino Mr. Robert E. Morris Mr. and Mrs. James Mulvihill Mr. Richard F. Nourie

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Phelan Dr. Steve Ryan and Dr. Sandra J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Shields Mr. James Solderitsch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stimmler The Honorable and Mrs. David R. Strawbridge Dr. Nicholas C. Tenaglia and Dr. Tammy Carter-Tenaglia Ms. Mia C. Tinari and Mr. David Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Tremblay Mr. and Mrs. John J. Toland, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Raul E. Urrunaga

THE HOPE SOCIETY

(Gifts of 1,000 - $2,499)

Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Barba Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Bilsky Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon M. Bonovitz, Esq. Hon. and Mrs. Glenn B. Bronson Mr. Martin Cahill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Carlini Mr. and Mrs. John A. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Cipollone Mr. and Mrs. William D. Claypool Mr. and Mrs. Michael Connor Mr. Dellon N. Cox Ms. Emily F. Cox Mr. Robert E. Cwik, Jr. Rev. Jerome R. Daly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Denny Mr. and Mrs. John J. Donnelly Ms. Amy Dooner-Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dymowski Dr. Mary Ersek Mr. Keith Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Flannery Friends In Action Dr. Surge Ghosh and Dr. Maureen O’Leary Mr. and Mrs. Patrick B. Gillespie, Jr. Ms. Susan M. Glessner-Stickley and Mr. John B. Stickley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gombar Mr. and Mrs. George H. Griswold, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter O. Hausmann Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Heaney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Henwood Mr. Brian D. Horn Mr. and Mrs. Marc G. Hoyer Ms. and Mrs. Alan Kaplan Ms. Loretta M. Kelly Mr. Shawn E. Kelly and Ms. Marianne Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Kenney, Jr. Mrs. Rose Marie G. Knight Mr. George Kunberger and Ms. Diane M. Cracknell Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lange Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Lastowka, Jr. Mr. Anthony A. Latini and Ms. Eileen O’Dea Lantini Mr. and Mrs. David B. Leavitt Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Ledger Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MacCrory Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Margolis Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McCafferty

Mr. Paul McManus Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Menendez Mr. and Mrs. David Miller Mr. and Mrs. David P. Montgomery Mr. John P. Moran Dr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Murphy Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Nelson Mr. Brian E. O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. William L. Oliver Mr. William P. O’Neill, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Pasquarella Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Petersen Ms. Cynthia A. Petty Mr. and Mrs. Amedeo G. Piccioni Mr. and Mrs. John D. Plowright Ms. Anne L. Putnam Mr. and Mrs. John Rollins Rev. Domenic A. Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Schiavone Rev. Joseph A. Serano Ms. Katherine B. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Shipley Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Slota Mr. Christopher S. Soltis Mr. Jason M. Souder and Ms. Jennifer A. Souder Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Souder Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Sowa Honorable John F. Street Ms. Naomi P. Street, Esq. Mr. Daniel J. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Udicious Ms. Rebecca Y. Wang Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Wilton Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wong, Esq. Dr. Karen A. Zurlo

THE FAMILY CIRCLE

(Gifts of $500 - $999)

Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Altiere, III Dr. Eric D. Berger and Ms. Melissa A. Lerman Mr. Robert W. Bernard, Jr. Mr. and Ms. Daniel V. Bevilacqua, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bushar Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carrabine Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Carroll Mr. and Mrs. F. Christopher Chirieleison Father Keith J. Chylinski Mr. and Mrs. Sean W. Cotter Ms. Carol A. Coyne Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Cushmore Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dabkowski Mr. and Mrs. James D. Delaney Ms. Barbara J. Diehl Mr. Joseph A. DiRocco Mr. and Mrs. James E. Donaghy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fleischer, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Francesco Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Fromhold Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Gavaghan, Jr. Mr. James F. Giblin and Ms. Emilia L. DeMarco Mr. and Mrs. Rowland D. Hetrick Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Hughes, Jr.

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Mrs. Patricia Friel Jackson Mr. Kevin L. Jayne Ms. Mimi B. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Johnston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Keegan Ms. Joan P. Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Kirwin Mr. and Mrs. David W. Lacey Mr. Arthur M. Larrabee and Ms. Nancy van Arkel Mr. and Mrs. James Lindquist Mr. Sanford Lipstein Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Longstreth Ms. Erin Loucks Mr. Michael J. Lozano Mr. Bruce R. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Louis Martinelli Mr. and Mrs. William M. Masapollo Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. McGee Mr. George McGinley Mr. Robert Mergen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Metraux Dr. and Mrs. Giorgio Mosconi Mr. Ronald P. Muhlenhaupt Mr. and Mrs. John B. Neff Mr. and Mrs. William E. Nicola Mr. and Mrs. James R. Nolan Ms. Maureen Notebaert Mr. and Mrs. John A. Nyheim Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. O’Brien Mrs. Margaret A. O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. William O’Donnell Rev. Dr. Joseph P. Oechsle Mr. Randall L. Pagotto Mr. and Mrs. Michael Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Rafferty Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Ratcliffe Ms. Laura M. Reape Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Riband, Jr. Mr. James Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryle Mr. and Mrs. Franklin M. Shannahan Ms. Patti H. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Sinclair Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Solderitsch Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Steciw Ms. Karen Stellabotte Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Stiles Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Strohmetz Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Sweeney The Daniel C. & Thirza J. Tanney Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mahmod M. Tehrani Mr. and Mrs. Nino Tinari Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tuzman Mr. and Mrs. James R. Valenteen Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Walsh, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Waterman Mr. and Mrs. William J. Weber, Jr. Mr. Andrew R. Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. David J. Woolf Mr. Michael Zeik Mr. Sherwin E. Zitomer Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Zwaan

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FRIENDS OF BETHESDA PROJECT

(Gifts up to $499)

Anonymous (2) Mr. David Abramson Ms. Anita L. Adelizzi Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Adomanis Mr. Robert Agnes Mr. and Mrs. John R. Allwein Mr. Gregory V. Aloia and Ms. Cynthia R. Richards Ms. Mary Altonji Mr. and Mrs. James J. Alvare Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ambrogi, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Anastasi Mr. and Mrs. James S. Andre Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Andrush Ms. Debra A. Angelastro Ms. Kathleen M. Angelastro Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Anger Ms. Maria E. Arranz Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ashworth Ms. Mary Ann Ausetts Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Avellino Ms. Lucinda A. Ayers Mr. and Mrs. John Babin Mr. and Mrs. Mario J. Bacchia Ms. Ann Bacharach Ms. Natalina M. Badame Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Bagley Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Baglini Mr. and Mrs. Eric Baj Mr. and Mrs. Eugene N. Baker Mr. and Mrs. John P. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Baldasano, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barajas, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Baratta Mr. Gregory A. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Barry B. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barnitz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Barrett Ms. Miranda S. Barthmus and Mr. Jon Barthmus Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Bartholomew, III Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Bartoletti Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Basilio Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bayer, Jr. Mr. Richard S. Bayster Mr. and Mrs. William H. Beall Mr. and Mrs. Christian L Beck Mrs. Marsha E. Beilman Mrs. Stephanie Walsh Beilman Ms. Rita P. Beinke Ms. Lucy Belcastro Ms. Mary T. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Bellitto, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Beninati, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bennett Mr. Henry J. Benvenuti, Jr. Ms. Nicole A. Berlucchi Mrs. Genevieve V. Berner Mr. and Mrs. James D. Bernhardt Ms. Sandra Berry

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Mr. David L. Bershad Mr. Richard L. Betts Ms. Leigh Ann Bigley Deacon and Mrs. Frank M. Bizal Mr. Kevin Blackney and Ms. Barbara Kraus-Blackney Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blake Ms. Debra L. Boardman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Bodalski Ms. Brandy Bones Mr. and Mrs. Mark Borda Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Boris Mr. and Mrs. Wesley W. Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Boyle Mr. William H. Bradbury, III Ms. Clare V. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Brady Ms. Theresa Brady-Anstotz Ms. Phyllis A. Brandoin Fr. Carl W. Braschoss Mr. and Mrs. John G. Bravacos Mr. Michael C. Brenner and Ms. Mary E. Kaiser Ms. Amanda Bringhurst Ms. Jacquelyn Brittingham Mr. and Mrs. Stuart B. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Brown Mrs. Ellen M. Brown Mr. James Brown Ms. Susan P. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Theodore E. Brown Mr. and Ms. Victor L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J. Bruderle Mr. and Mrs. Jorge E. Bruniard Mr. and Mrs. James A. Buck Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Buckery Dr. and Mrs. R. Michael Buckley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bufo Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Burger Dr. Gerrianne Burke Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burke Ms. Mary M. Burke Mr. Thomas E. Burnetta Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Burns Ms. Nora G. Burridge Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burton Ms. Cathy Bury Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Butter, Jr. Rev. Geneva M. Butz The Buys Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Buzbee Mr. and Mrs. James J. Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Cacchione Mr. and Mrs. John Cahill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cahill Mr. Joseph P. Cahill Mrs. Kathleen B. Callow Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Campanella, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Campbell Mr. Anthony Campione Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Camuti, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Cantwell Ms. Sylvia Capasso

Mrs. Janet B. Capone Ms. Joann R. Capone Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Capuano Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Caracci Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Cardella Mr. and Mrs. James S. Carey Ms. Sue Carey Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Carney Mr. and Mrs. Gerald N. Carozza, Sr. Mr. Gerald N. Carozza, Jr. Ms. Kathleen T. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Carr Ms. Susanne Carroll Mr. Bernard Carter Ms. Nancy Caruso Ms. Carolyn A. Casey Mr. Carlos Romero Cavero Mr. and Mrs. Angelo S. Cecco Ms. Jane M. Charley Mr. Abran Chavez Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Chelius Mr. and Mrs. Sing Kit Cheng Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Chiaruttini Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph A. Chillemi Mr. Eugene Choe Ms. Carol A. Christenson Mrs. Madeline F. Christenson Mr. and Mrs. David A. Christiansen Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Christie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Cilione Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Civillico, D.D.S. Ms. Catherine E. Clark Mr. Gerald Clark Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clifford Mr. Michael Clinton Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Coda Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Coggins Mr. and Mrs. David J. Coghlan Mr. Norman B. Cohen Mr. Norman S. Cohen, CPA Mr. and Mrs. Willard L. Coillot Ms. Maria Colaberdino Ms. Kate B. Colameco Ms. Susan L. Coldren Ms. Tina M. Coley Mr. John M. Concannon Mr. and Mrs. Walter Conn Mr. William J. Connelly Ms. Eleanor Conner Mr. and Mrs. John C. Conolly, Jr. Mr. John J. Coogan and Ms. Sally M. Cranney Ms. Diane C. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coradino Mrs. Rosemary Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. John P. Corry Mr. Edward M. Costa Mr. and Mrs. Richard Costa Ms. Bonnie L. Cotter Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Coupe Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Crane

Ms. Sindy Croen Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Cronin, III Ms. Bonnie L. Crosfield Mr. Thomas K. Crumlish Ms. Florence L. Cunningham Ms. Diane Curley-Valenti Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Currie Mr. J. Craig Currie and Ms. Heather R. Williams Mrs. Roy W. Curtis Ms. Louise M. Dagit Ms. Maryanne D’Agostino Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Dahms Mr. Carmine Dalessandro Mr. and Mrs. Carmine D’Alessandro Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Daly Ms. Kathleen A. Daly-Leonard Ms. Karen Damalas Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D’Angelo Mr. David S. D’Angelo Ms. Kathleen D. Daniels Ms. Teresa Danovich Mr. and Mrs. Michael D’Antonio Mr. and Mrs. Emilio L. D’Armi Mr. and Mrs. John J. Davaro Ms. Jill M. Davis Ms. Saleema Davis Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Davison Mr. William M. Davison, IV Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. DeAngelis Mr. Thomas C. Deas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Decker, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. DeGaetani, Jr. Ms. Fran Deitrich Ms. Marie L. Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Eugene G. Delany Ms. Maureen A. DeLong Mr. and Mrs. John L. DeMillion Mr. and Mrs. Jay A. DesJardins Mr. and Mrs. Butch Desper Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Devanney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Devlin Ms. Mary Jean Devlin Tara Di Cesari Memorial Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Di Tomo, Jr., Esq. Mr. James DiCesare Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Diemedio Ms. Paullette A. DiGiovanni Mr. Paul S. DiLorenzo Ms. Mary Ellen DiMatteo Ms. Theresa A. Dintino Mr. Lawrence M. DiPaul Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. DiPietro Ms. Deborah J. DiRocco Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. DiTommaso Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Dixon Ms. Doris Dolan Ms. Theresa Dolan Ms. Veronica Dome Mr. and Mrs. Gaeten J. Dominic Mr. and Mrs. James A. Donegan

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. John P. Donnelly, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Donovan Mr. James P. Dooley Mr. John Dooley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Dooley Rev. William B. Dooner, Pastor Mr. Jerome Dortort Mr. and Mrs. James P. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Dougherty Ms. Anne H. Doyle Ms. Rosemary F. Doyle Mr. Bruce Drelich Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Dudasik Mr. David C. Dunbeck Mrs. Louise Dunleavy Mr. and Mrs. John T. Dunn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Durney Mr. Robert L. Dusablon and Ms. Christine R. Nolan Mr. Peter P. Dychala Mr. James E. Dyer, Jr. Mr. John Dyer Ms. Dolores A. Eagan Mr. and Mrs. John Eagan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Eagle Mr. and Mrs. James W. Eastwood Mr. and Mrs. Allen Edelman Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Eme Mr. and Mrs. John C. Endicott Mr. John Eppehimer Dr. Richard G. Epstein Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Erbe Mr. and Mrs. David F. Erbe Ms. Joy L. Erbe Mr. and Mrs. Lee C. Erickson Ms. Regina Esposito Mr. W. Richard Fabian Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Faccenda, Jr. Mr. Michael Faragalli and Ms. Jennifer Mueller Ms. Mary M. Farley Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Farley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farnan Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Faught Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Fazzini Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Fee Mr. John E. Feiler Mr. Steven Feldman Ms. Marjorie Feliciani Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fila, Jr. Ms. Carole M. Filtz Mr. and Mrs. Aaron C. F. Finkbiner, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert Finkelston Ms. Mary B. Finn Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Fiorella Mr. and Mrs. David R. Fiorello Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Fisher Dr. T. Forrest Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flamini Mr. and Mrs. John C. Flanagan Mr. Richard L. Flavell Ms. Martha Flegal

Ms. Dodi Fordham and Mr. Samuel P. Howe Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Foti Ms. Karen Fox Ms. Sharon M. Frame Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Francis Mr. Joseph Freedman Mr. Edward Freeman Mr. and Ms. William J. Friel Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Furman Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fusco, Jr. Dr. Suzanne Gagnon and Dr. Stephen J. Zimniski Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Gajdos Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gallacher Ms. Catherine H. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Gallagher Mrs. Raymond Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallagher Ms. Helene C. Gannon Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Gannone Ms. Angelica T. Ganser Dr. and Mrs. Dickinson E. Gardiner Mrs. Patricia M. Gardner Ms. Robin L. Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Mark Garrison Mr. William F. Garrity Mr. and Mrs. James C. Garvey Ms. Terrie M. Gaspar Mr. and Mrs. Jaime L. Gatmaitan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gavin Mr. Timothy W. Gavin Ms. Elizabeth A. Gavula Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gearhart Mr. Sydney M. Gebhardtsbauer Mr. and Mrs. Laurence P. Genuardi Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Gerace Ms. Susan M. Getts Mr. and Mrs. Albert Giardinelli Mr. and Mrs. Steven Giardini Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Gilardi Ms. Mary E. Gillane Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Gillin Ms. Margaret E. Gillis Mrs. Cecilia A. Gilmore Ms. Mary Ellen Gilroy Ms. Judith M. Giuliano Mr. and Mrs. Richard Glazer Mrs. William J. Gleason Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Gleason Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Glover Mr. Parnell C. Glover Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Golden Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Goldsborough Ms. Grace M. Goodyear Mr. and Mrs. Jacques A. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Gosnear Ms. Barbara S. Govatos Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Grace Mr. and Mrs. James C. Graham Ms. Darcy Gramiak Mrs. Margarette B. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Grassi Ms. Nancy C. Green

Ms. Veronica E. Green Ms. Jo Ann L. Gregg Mr. Joseph K. Gribb Mr. and Mrs. John A. Griffin, III Mr. James Gross Mr. and Mrs. James F. Growdon Ms. Katherine Guenther Mr. and Mrs. Richard Guerriere Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Guiney Mr. and Mrs. James J. Gulla Ms. Preeti K. Gupta Mr. and Mrs. Jose Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Haddad Mr. Dennis D. Hager Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hagner Mr. William Haines Ms. Joan E. Halbert and Mr. Paul A. Brooks Mr. Seth W. Hall Ms. Mary Hamill Ms. Melissa Hamill Mr. and Mrs. Dexter R. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. David S. Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hanna, Jr. Ms. Irene Hannan Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Harchut Ms. Marjorie C. Hargrave Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Harnish Ms. Carol H. Harris Ms. Karen A. Hastings Mr. Charles L. Haub, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hawley Mrs. Joan V. Hayes Ms. Margaret M. Healy Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Healy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hecht Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hedin Ms. Mary Beth Heilmann-Finn Mrs. Patricia A. Helak Mr. and Mrs. John Henn Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Hennig Mr. Robert J. Henry and Mrs. Heather S. Dooley-Henry Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hentschel Mr. John A. Hermann and Ms. Delia Mullaney Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Herron Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Hill Mrs. Virginia Hill Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hipp Mr. John J. Hoda and Ms. Kathy Rhodes Ms. Ann L. Hogan Dr. and Mrs. John F Hogan, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Holody, Jr. Mrs. Lynne Honickman Mr. Michael D. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Horton Mr. and Mrs. Eugene George Hudson, Jr. Ms. Frances L. Hundt Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Hunsaker Ms. Theresa M. Huynh Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Hyska

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Mr. John J. Ianacone and Ms. Cynthia A. Dambrosio Ms. Christine Iannelli Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ingelsby Ms. Carol Ann Ingenito Ms. Amy Costa Ingles and Mr. Chris Ingles Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jardel Mr. Reem A. Jawad Mr. and Mrs. Fleurant Jean-Claude Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johannesson Mrs. Pier Johnson Mr. and Ms. Charles W. Jones Mr. and Mrs. William C. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Peter Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Judge Guillermo R. Juncos, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Junker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Kaczmarczyk Ms. Leanne M. Karr Mr. Frank Robert Katona Mr. Henry M. Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Keefer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Keefer Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Keenan Mrs. Herbert Keene Ms. Barbara A. Keeney Ms. Regina A. Keffer Mr. Jefferson Keith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Kelliher Ms. Arlene W. Kelly Ms. Carol J. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Paul O. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kendig, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian F. Kennedy Mrs. Leone G. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Kennedy Mr. Thomas P. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Keon Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kerrigan Ms. Rosemary Kerwin Mr. Thomas E. Kerwin Ms. Mary H. Khalaf Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Kicak Ms. Ramona R. Kilhefner Ms. Kathleen M. Killian Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon A. Kinbar Mr. Adrian R. King, Esq. Ms. Karolin L. King Ms. Roxanne T. King Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Kish Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Klaus Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kleiber Ms. Rachel Klos Ms. Rose M. Knebels Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kniffin Ms. Mary Ann Knight, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Koehn Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. Kolmer

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Konczewski Mrs. Irene Kontrye Ms. Kathy T. Koob Mr. and Mrs. William J. Koons Mr. and Mrs. William C. Kotheimer Mr. Michael Kould Mr. and Mrs. William V. Krause Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Kroger Ms. Eleanor A. Kubicek Rev. Edward P. Kuczynski Ms. Sandi Kuhl Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Kunda Ms. Eleanor J. Kuntz Ms. Eileen A. Kurtz Ms. Holly Kurz Mr. and Mrs. William G. Kussmaul, III Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Kuyper Mr. and Mrs. William J. LaBarge Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. LaBorie Mr. and Mrs. Stuart B. Laderman Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Lafferty Mr. Brendan W. Lake Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lambert Mr. and Mrs. John Lamond Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Lamoureux Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Lamperez Ms. Virginia E. Lampson Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore D. Lantieri Mr. Paul Laskow and Ms. Margaret Meigs Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Lawlor Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Lazar Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Leach, III Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Lee Ms. Jessica Y. Lee Mrs. Mary C. LeFever Mr. H. Gordon Leggett and Ms. Madeline E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Leiden Mr. and Mrs. David J. Lemmerman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Lengel Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Lentz Mr. Mark E. Levin and Ms. Susan Strong Mr. Marvin F. Levine and Ms. Norma Finkelstein Ms. Diana J. Lin Ms. Mary Susan Lindee Ms. Dianne Linden Ms. Virginia Lindquist Mr. Jason E. Litman Ms. Anna Marie Livolsi Ms. Beatrice B. Lock Ms. Josephine Loddo Mr. and Mrs. F. William Loescher Mr. and Mrs. John S. Logan Ms. Kathi L. Logsdon Ms. Kathryn Lopez Mr. Patrick Lowery Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lowry Ms. Roseann M. Lucarini Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Lucks Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lundgren

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Mr. Joseph Lurie and Ms. Kathy Gosliner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Lydon Mr. Thomas A. Lynch and Dr. Joan D. Lynch Mr. James J. Lyons Ms. Teresa M. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Lytle Mr. Paul Madessi and Ms. Irene King-Madessi Miki S. Rotman and Louise S. Maehara Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Magee Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Magenheimer Ms. Marianne R. Magill Sr. Ann Marie Maguire, SSJ Brother Joseph H. Maguire, F.S.C. Mr. and Mrs. J. Francis Mahoney, IV Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mahoney, Sr. Mr. Timothy Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Casmir W. Malinowski Ms. and Mr. Michelle R. Malkin Mr. John F. Malley Mr. and Mrs. James Malloy Mr. Hal Malone Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Manion Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Manta Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marino, II Mr. and Mrs. John W. Marshall Ms. Wanda G. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. William A. Martin Mrs. Arlene Martino Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Martino Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Masino Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Matteucci Mr. and Mrs. Dante Mattioni Dr. and Mrs. Edward V. McAssey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. McBride, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. McCabe Mr. Robert T. McCaffrey Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McCallion Mr. and Mrs. John J. McCann Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. McCauley Ms. Amy P. McCouch Mr. James E. McCutchen C. T. McDevitt Mrs. Mary T. McDevitt Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McDowell Sr. Beatrice A. McElrone, SSJ Ms. Margaretta Felicia McElvogue Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. McFadden Ms. Margery H. McGann Rev. William F. McGeown Ms. Patricia B. McGinn Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. McGinniss Mr. and Mrs. James S. McGlone Mr. and Mrs. John W. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Manus J. McHugh, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William A. McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Hilton E. McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. McLachlan

Ms. Marita McManus Mr. and Mrs. Brooke McMullin Ms. Maureen H. McNulty Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. McTaggart Mr. Tony R. Medwid and Ms. Wini Wolff Sr. Virginia Medwid, RSM Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Mele, III Ms. Therese A. Mendenhall Mr. Nathaniel Menendez Mr. and Mrs. Isidoro U. Menna Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Merenda Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Merz Ms. Rosalind R. Meyers Mr. Lawrence Mielnicki Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Milani Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Milano Mr. Karl Miller and Ms. Roberta K. Tarbell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Minkiewicz Mrs. George W. Moncrief Ms. Theresa Mond Mr. Joseph F. Monte Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Montie Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Moore Mr. and Mrs. John R. Moosbrugger Mr. and Mrs. Luis W. Morales Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Moran Mr. and Mrs. Jordan L. Morgan Ms. Angeline T. Morley Mr. and Mrs. James A. Morris Mr. and Mrs. John Morris Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Morro Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Mostardi Ms. Catherine Mouri Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Mowrer, Sr. Ms. Kelly A. Moylan Ms. Elizabeth C. Mueller Mr. Kenneth James Mueller Ms. Patricia Mulhern Ms. Susan B. Muller Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Mullins Mr. and Mrs. John Mulvihill Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Murray Mr. Robert F. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Donato Musci Mr. and Mrs. Bradley E. Musson Mr. and Mrs. Alfred T. Myles Dr. and Mrs. Jerry F. Naples Ms. Miriam Nasuti Mr. Michael Nazarek Mr. James M. Neikam Mr. Arthur E. Newbold, IV Ms. Amy M. Newman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nicholas Ms. Bertha May Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Nicotera Mr. Joseph L. Nines Ms. Terry Noble Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Noonan Mr. and Mrs. William F. Normoyle Mr. Vincent Novielli Mr. and Mrs. William M. Oakes

Ms. Chanel Oates Mrs. Eleanore O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. John M. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. William B. O’Connell Mrs. Maryclaire O’Dea Ms. Kathy O’Dowd Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. O’Driscoll Ms. Diane O’Grady Mr. and Mrs. William M. O’Grady Ms. Veronica I. O’Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Olaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. O’Mara Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. O’Meara Mr. Joseph G. O’Neill Mr. Matthew S. O’Neill Ms. Elizabeth M. O’Reilley Ms. Anna Orlov and Mr. Michael Itkin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. O’Rourke Mrs. Kathleen M. O’Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. Stephen O’Toole Mr. and Mrs. James L. Owens, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Packel Mr. Stephen Paesani Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Page Mr. and Mrs. Randy P. Pagnotta Ms. Tina Pagotto Mr. and Mrs. John F. Palaitis Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Palazzo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Palmer, Jr. Mr. Robert B. Palmer and Ms. Nan Latimer Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Palopoli Mr. and Mrs. Albert Palubinsky Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pancio, Jr. Ms. Rita V. Papa Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Pappo Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parkhill Mr. and Mrs. John A. Paro Ms. Jane E. Patullo Mr. Herman C. Paul Mr. Wesley R. Payne, Esq. Ms. Cathy Peacock Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Pelczarski Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Pelletreau, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Marcos A. Perez Mr. and Mrs. John J. Petrik Mr. and Mrs. Frank Petrillo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Pioggia Mr. Daniel Pisanelli Mr. and Mrs. Gary F. Piserchia Ms. Jeanne M. Plante Mr. Jeffrey Podraza Mr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Poletto Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Poli Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Pompei Ms. Frances M. Poole Ms. Anita L. Porambo Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Porth Ms. Helen Powers Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Powers, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert Powers

Ms. Christine L. Practico Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Prince Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Purcell Mr. Dominic Quaciari Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Questell Ms. M. Ellen Quinn and Mr. Andrew S. Youman Mr. and Mrs. William P. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Radice Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel C. Ramirez Ms. Mary M. Rasiul Ms. Hildegard Rathgeb Dr. Judith F. Raulf Mr. and Mrs. John Rayer Mrs. Margaret C. Readinger Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Readinger, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Reagan Mrs. Lauretta M. Reagan Ms. Colleen Reardon Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. Reed Ms. Patricia A. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. John B. Rettew, III Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Reyman Ms. Judy M. Reynolds Msgr. Philip C. Ricci, Pastor Emeritus Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Rice Ms. Celestine R. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Riches Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rickert Dr. and Mrs. William J. Ristey Ms. Nina Y. Rivera Mrs. Joyce M. Rivers Ms. Aurelia Robertone Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Rochow Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn L. Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Rodio Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rodzewich Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rogalus Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Rogers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Roll Ms. Evelyn B. Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Ross Dr. and Mrs. Michael Ross Ms. Diane Rossi Mr. and Mrs. James V. Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Rothrock Ms. Ruth Rovner Bronwyn O. Rowe Dr. Gemma G. Rozmus Mr. and Mrs. James A. Rubbo Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Rudolph Mr. Mark J. Rupp and Ms. Nancy A. Levitt-Rupp Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ruth Mr. and Mrs. John E. Ryan Ms. Sarah Ryan Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Saccarelli Ms. Linda M. Salandra Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Salandria Mr. Guillermo Salas, Jr. Mr. Dominic J. Salvati

Mr. Juan R. Sanchez and Ms. Damaris Acevedo Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Sanderson Mr. Richard Sando Mr. Frank Sansone Ms. Adaiz Santiago Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Sauermelch, III Mr. and Mrs. John F. Savoy Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore J. Scafidi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Scarpone Mr. and Mrs. F. Tucker Schade Ms. Marilyn Scheetz Mr. David M. Scheid Ms. Deborah A. Schneider Mr. Wyatt V. Schroeder Mr. Zach Schroeder Mr. Arthur Salter and Ms. Deborah Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Schwartz, Esq. Ms. Marie D. Schwarz Ms. Shawn Sears-Peikin and Mr. Douglas D. Peikin Ms. Rose Marie Seavey Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Sennett, Jr. Ms. Sheila M. Sferrella Mr. Angelo G. Sgro and Ms. Thalia Cosmos Mr. Fred A. Shabel Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Shanahan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sharp Ms. Iris A. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Jerome F. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shelton Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Shields, Jr. Mrs. Barbara M. Shoemaker Mr. and Mrs. David Shooster Ms. Jennifer Shropshire Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Shuda, Jr. Ms. Dolores M. Siciliano Ms. Elizabeth A. Silvotti Ms. Carol Ann Simpson Mr. David L. Sirott Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Sisca Mr. and Mrs. James E. Skey Mr. Michael M. Slish Mr. and Mrs. Adam F. Slomiana Mr. Darrell Smith Ms. Joan Smith Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Smith Ms. Megan Smith Ms. Rheta Smith Mr. Robert C. Smith and Ms. Patricia Rocap Mr. and Mrs. William J. Smith Ms. Michelle Smyons Mr. and Mrs. Scott Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Solderitsch Mr. Joseph T. Sole, Sr. Ms. Patricia Somers Sr. Kathleen Sonnie, RSM Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spera Mr. Robert L. Speziale

Mr. Charles W. Stanbach Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Stankus Ms. Sarah M. Starr Mr. Winfield J. Starr, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Steciw Ms. Margaret A. Stein Ms. Kathryn Steinbugler Ms. Terry A. Stevens Mr. James J. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Strang Ms. Ernestine M. Stratton Mr. and Mrs. John K. Strickland Mr. and Mrs. John C. Strohman Ms. Susan L. Strong, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Strub Mr. William Subers Mr. Philip A. Sugar Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Supinski Mr. Joseph J. Supon Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Dudley R. Sykes Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Szojka Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Szpila Ms. Lisa Taddei Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Tamney Dr. Kenneth D. Tartof Ms. Maura Tehrani Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Teichman, Jr. Rev. Nicholas Terico Mr. and Mrs. John H. Thacher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Thalhamer Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Thomas Mr. Mark B. Thompson Ms. Alice M. Thorpe Ms. Barbara D. Tiernan Ms. Lauretta Tomasco Ms. Elizabeth O’Connor Tomlinson, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. David Toro Mr. and Mrs. Geza J. Torontali Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Toy Mr. and Mrs. Bernard R. Tymes Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Uleau Mr. Michael Utkus Mr. Peter Uzelac Mrs. Mary Ann Uzzo Mr. and Mrs. Randall Vale Mrs. Genevieve Vanderwaal Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Vassallo Mr. and Mrs. James P. Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. Alexander T. Velto Mr. and Mrs. Tony J. Verde Mr. Harland Verrill Ms. Jane C. W. Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Rock J. Vitale Ms. Olga Volpi Mr. and Mrs. Ralph von dem Hagen Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Wade Ms. Geraldine Walker Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh Mr. and Mrs. John M. Walsh, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Wanderer

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Ms. Marianne Warnock-Connell Mr. Randall A. Warren Mr. Kevin J. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Weir Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Weir Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Welsh Mr. and Mrs. James F. Welsh Ms. Patricia A. Westrum Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. White Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. White, Sr. Ms. Mary White Mrs. Marguerite M. Wilkinson Ms. Signe Wilkinson and Mr. Jon Landau Mr. David L. Williams Ms. Marie E. Williams Ms. Bettie A. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John Wiskoski Mr. Mark Woepse and Ms. Judith A. Donato Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Wojciechowski Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Wojciechowski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Wojciechowski Ms. Jennifer Wolfe Ms. Tanesha P. Woodard Mr. James Woods and Dr. Diane Omara Mr. and Mrs. James Woolsey Mr. John M. Woznisky Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Wynne Ms. Geraldine M. Yangello-Boggs Ms. Marilyn Yarmark Mr. and Mrs. Jerome H. Yentz Mr. Charles F. Yocum Ms. Rachel E. Yoka Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Yost Mr. John L. Young Mr. Michael J. Young Ms. Helen A. Zablocki Mr. and Mrs. Julius H. Zaccone Mr. Askold Zagars and Ms. Marie T. Feehan Mr. Matthew R. Zarkos Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Zech Mr. David Zielinski Ms. Joy Zimnavoda Mr. John R. Zullo

GIFTS WERE GIVEN IN MEMORY OF: Nicholas Abbonizio Mary Anderson Alfonso Louis Baldi, Jr. Dolores Baldwin Maximino Barajas Arline Bixler Anne Bliss Joseph Bodnar

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Mr. & Mrs. Charles Boris Thomas Bray Joan Bretschneider Eunice Henwood Brown Peggy Brown Helen G. Bulman Bill Burger John Cagnoni Antoinette Campbell Rose Campione and Family Marie Capizzi Jacob Caprioni Patricia Casey Virginai Cashman Joseph Centineo, Sr. Alfonse Chavez Ettabelle Mary Ciccarelli Paul Corbett Patrick Cotter Gerald Crumlish Katherine Crumlish Mary Cugini Mrs. Daly Eleanor Daly William Daniels Msgr. Harry Degnan Mary DeMara Olindo DeSantis Dr. Ray Detz Domani Diabate Marie Donnelly Patricia Donnelly Dennis Dougherty Joseph T. Doyle Brian Dunn Jimmy Ellis Jim Farley Steve Ferraro Tracey Ann Filippone Ed Finn Victoria Fisher Dr. Edward Flood James J. Fott Ed Frailey James Gaydos Richard Gibney Esther Gleason Dorothy Jane Grimm Katherine Grissman Joyce Hanratty Frank Hanson Mrs. Hetrick Diane Hill Elaine Romanko Hooper Christopher Hoyer Catherine Janus John Jardine, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jeantet Barbara Jones Joseph Kelly Joe Kraymack Rosemarie Lang Robert J. Linden Glenys Maia

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Andrea Mailett Marion Phyllis Martin Louis McCloskey James A. McGann William McGrath Regina McGuffin Joanne McGuigan Margaret Mary McGuirk Scott McKeemman Mary T. Mellon George Moncrief Bruce Mooney Mosconi Family William Murphy Lillian Niebylski Laureen H. Nourie Margaret Palma Richard Phillips Anita Pizzo Grace Pizzo Mary Pizzo Linda DiLemmo Polidore and Family Natalie Ragomo Joseph Reagan Fran Cauffman Regan Thomas Remaize Mark A. Rivers Julian Rodescu Charlotte Rogers Frances Rossi Mr. Savoy Carol Sheetz Albert Siciliano Shaun Simpson Thomas J. Smith Nancy Solderitsch John J. Sontag Paul Stimmler Michael Tobery Joseph Toland Allen Townsend Emile Trimble Vensenzio Margaret Venuti Dominick Versaggi Joan Vogel John Vose Clare Weinhardt Jean Williams Harry Woolston

GIFTS WERE GIVEN IN HONOR OF: Steve and Rosemary Ahern Abbot Richard Antonucci Amanda Bacich Frank Bauer Fr. Carl Braschoss Neale Bringhurst Monica Buccieri John Buccieri

Irene Burke Judy Campanale Barbara Casey Father Andrew Ciferni Kate Colameco and Kevin Moran Marie Joyce Cooke Joe and Dawn Coradino Bill and Jean Cotter Gabriele D’Annunzio Delaney/Gorman Family Fr. Daniel Devine Rt. Rev. Michael Doyle Alice & Frank Gallagher Carol and Ed Gilardi Amy Costa Ingels Fr. Bill Kelly Andrew Lewis Abram Lipman Richard R. Lock, M.D. Stephen Martino Jack McCafferty Pris McCullough Bernadette McLaughlin Tony Medwid Manny Menendez Christina Middletown David Montgomery Luis and Maria Morales Ginny Morris Rita G. Morrison Anne Muir Jim Mulvihill Glenavie Norton and Steven Gulick Fr. John Novieli Terrance O’Flaherty Charles and Jeri Ratcliffe John M. Reid Wayne Rickert Dolly Rosfelder Fr. Domenic Rossi Jack and Charlotte Ryan Walt & Peg Shetz Nick Shuda Margaret Solderitsch Jacob Solderitsch Anne Elektra Solderitsch Earl Sonnie David and Louise Strawbridge The Honorable David Strawbridge Mark C Szpila and Jerome M. Szpila Families The Szpila Family Fr. Nick Terico Ellen Toomey Joann & Skip Torresson Judy Uragano Beatrice Vogler Marytheresa Vogler

CONGREGATIONS, SCHOOLS AND ORGANIZATIONS

CORPORATE AND BUSINESS DONORS

Bishop Shanahan High School Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church Center for Student Missions Central Philadelphia Friends Monthly Meeting The Catholic Shop The Church of the Holy Trinity Church of the Nativity BVM College of Saint Benedict Corpus Christi Church Daylesford Abbey The Episcopal Academy Iglesia Alianza Cristiana y Misionera Knights of Columbus Liberti Center City Malvern Preparatory School Metanoia Young Adults of Montgomery County The Navigators Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church Our Lady of the Assumption Church Our Mother of Consolation Church Regina Nursing Center Religious Society of Free Quakers Renewal Presbyterian Church Riverview Presbyterian Church Rosemont School of the Holy Child Jesus Sacred Heart Church Sisters of Mercy of the Americas Sisters of Mercy of the Americas/ Mid-Atlantic Community Sisters of St. Joseph SS. Simon and Jude Church St. Ann Parish St. Cecilia Church St. Dorothy Church St. Edmond Church St. Francis in the Fields Episcopal Church St. Genevieve Church St. Martin of Tours Church St. Mary Magdalen Parish St. Mary’s at the Cathedral St. Monica Church St. Norbert Parish St. Patrick’s Church St. Paul’s United Church of Christ St. Peter the Apostle Church St. Thomas of Villanova Vineyard Community Church Waldron Mercy Academy

Acadian Asset Management, LLC Aetna Foundation, Inc. Agilent Technologies Foundation Alliance Bank AmeriHealth Family of Companies Aqua America ARC Roofing Corp.

AZPAC-Match Program Bank of America Charitable Foundation Brasseler Holdings, LLC BRE Presents, LLC Budget PrePay, Inc. Capital One Services, LLC CIGNA Foundation Citizens Bank Colligas Family Markets, LP Cozen O’Connor Darling International, Inc. Davis-Trachtenberg, Inc. Diversified Search Employees Community Fund of the Boeing Company eXude, Inc. ForeThought, Inc. Giant Food Stores GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Google Greater Philadelphia Coalition Against Hunger Herman Goldner Co., Inc. Independence Blue Cross International Raw Materials, Ltd. Kleinbard Bell and Brecker Ann Ledger, Architect Little Beth Boutique Littler Mendelson, PC M. Health, LLC McKean Defense Group, LLC McMaster-Carr Supply Company Merck Employee Giving Campaign Microsoft Matching Gift Program

NBC Universal Media, LLC NorthMarq Advisors, LLC NovaCare Patriot Realty Appraisals, Inc. Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust Pepper Hamilton, LLP PJM Interconnection RAM Capital Group, LLC RDS Vending, LLC Renzi, Bernardi, Suarez & Co. Ross Associates Sabrina’s Café Sandmeyer Steel Company Shoprite Partners in Caring Fund/Wakefern Food Corp.

Stanton Public Relations & Marketing Strategic Eye, Inc. Tasty Baking Company The GE Foundation The Pennsylvania Trust Company The Philadelphia Phillies The Progressions Companies, Inc. Tierney & Partners Tiff Advisory Services Tozour-Trane Trader Joe’s Turner Investment Partners Tyco Electronics University City Science Center Verizon Foundation VISA GivingStation Visual Communications W & O Associates, LLC Wall and Walsh, Inc. Walsh Accounting Solutions, LLC Weber Gallagher Simpson Stapleton Fires & Newby, LLP Williams Grove Speedway

FOUNDATION DONORS Bank of America Charitable Foundation The Beneficial Foundation BJ’s Charitable Foundation Citizens Bank Foundation Connelly Foundation Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation EFM Foundation The Engle Foundation Enterprise Holdings Foundation First Hospital Foundation Fourjay Foundation Hoxie Harrison Smith Foundation The Patricia Kind Family Foundation Sara Long Trust Lincoln Financial Foundation, Inc. Marshall-Reynolds Foundation The Mill Spring Foundation The Pew Charitable Trusts Philabundance The Philadelphia Foundation Phillies Charities Leo and Peggy Pierce Family Foundation RBC Wealth Management The Lawrence Saunders Fund T. Skelton Harrison Foundation Thomas Scattergood Behavioral Health Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES Acadian Asset Management, LLC Aetna Foundation, Inc. Agilent Technologies Foundation AZPAC-Match Program Bank of America Charitable Foundation The GE Foundation GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Google Merck Employee Giving Campaign Microsoft Matching Gift Program PJM Interconnection Sandmeyer Steel Company Tiff Advisory Services Turner Investment Partners Tyco Electronics Verizon Foundation VISA GivingStation

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16th Annual Gala & Auction The 2013 Gala & Auction proved to be another success, raising nearly $250,000 for Bethesda Project! Hosted by the Philadelphia Phillies at the Diamond Club at Citizens Bank Park, proceeds from this event directly support Bethesda Project’s programs and services for the homeless and formerly homeless individuals. We thank each attendee, volunteer, sponsor and auction donor who made this event possible.

Gala & Auction Sponsors GRAND SLAM

($10,000 or more)

AmeriHealth Family of Companies Independence Blue Cross The Philadelphia Phillies

HOME RUN

($5,000)

Colligas Family Markets, LP International Raw Materials, Ltd. McKean Defense Group, LLC Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust RAM Capital Group, LLC Mr. John M. Ryan and Ms. Mary Gregg Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Smith The Progressions Companies, Inc. Williams Grove Speedway

TRIPLE

($2,500)

Anonymous Cozen O’Connor Mr. Richard F. Nourie PJM Interconnection The Pennsylvania Trust Company

DOUBLE

($1,000)

Aqua America ARC Roofing Corp.

BRE Presents, LLC Hon. and Mrs. Glenn B. Bronson Mr. and Mrs. James J. Broussard Citizens Bank Mr. and Mrs. J. William Cotter Davis-Trachtenberg, Inc. Daylesford Abbey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Denny Diversified Search Mr. and Mrs. John J. Donnelly ForeThought, Inc.

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Mr. and Mrs. Patrick B. Gillespie, Jr. Herman Goldner Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gombar Mr. and Mrs. Marc G. Hoyer Ann Ledger, Architect Littler Mendelson, PC Mr. and Mrs. James Mulvihill NorthMarq Advisors, LLC NovaCare Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Petersen Ross Associates Ms. Jeanne M. Stagloff and Mr. George R. Harman The Honorable and Mrs. David R. Strawbridge St. Norbert Parish St. Thomas More Society of Philadelphia Tierney & Partners Tozour-Trane University City Science Center Mr. and Mrs. David VanOcker Wall and Walsh, Inc. Dr. Karen A. Zurlo

SINGLE

($500)

Mrs. Cissy G. Claypool and Mr. William D. Claypool Mr. William Donahue eXude, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Frack Ms. Susan M. Glessner-Stickley and Mr. John B. Stickley Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hoffman Kleinbard Bell and Brecker Mr. and Mrs. James W. Lockard Mr. and Mrs. John Lusska Mr. and Mrs. John Morris Renzi, Bernardi, Suarez & Co. Naomi Post Street, Esq. Tasty Baking Company Mr. and Mrs. John J. Toland Jr. Alan Wong, Esq.

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Auction Item Donors 333 Belrose Bar & Grill 4 Corners Management Aramark Corporation Balance Health Center and Yoga Spa Brandy Bones Bradford Renaissance Portraits BRE Presents, LLC James J. Broussard Bubby’s Pie Company, Inc. Bucks County River Country R. Eric Burkholder Camden Riversharks The Capital Grille Chanticleer Foundation Citizens Bank Comcast-Spectacor The Container Store J. William Cotter Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc. Frances Crum Jen Denis DiBruno Brothers Eastern State Penitentiary Fante’s Kitchen Wares Shop Fogo de Chao Churrascaria Friday Saturday Sunday Michael J. Fromhold Gabriele D’Annunzio Custom Clothier Robert W. Gallacher Susan M. Glessner-Stickley Golden Inn Hotel Jan Hartman Historic Philadelphia, Inc. Marc G. Hoyer Hyatt Regency Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing Institute of Contemporary Art Daniel Merrick Kane Marie Keith Mary Peter Kerner Lawrence E. Kirwin Lamberti Restaurant Consulting Bryan Karl Lathrop Mark T. Ledger

Longwood Gardens Kirsten Lusska Maha Yoga Raymond A. Mirra David P. Montgomery Celeste Morello Julie Morrison James Mulvihill Arthur E. Newbold Richard F. Nourie Opera Company of Philadelphia Panera Bread/ American Bread Company Sheila Pasupathy People’s Light & Theatre Philadelphia Eagles Philadelphia Theatre Company Philadelphia Wings Lacrosse Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens PJM Interconnection Radice Suzanne E. Rady Raja Yoga of Philadelphia Patricia A. Reilly Domenic A. Rossi Henry T. Rossi Robert V. Scarpa Angelo G. Sgro Sheraton Great Valley Sheraton Society Hill Hotel Andy Simpson Sligo Irish Pub St. Norbert Parish David R. Strawbridge Alice M. Thorpe John J. Toland Trinity Framing Turkey Hill Dairy USTA Middle States Carol Wagner Walt Disney World Robert S. Weinberg Katy Winters Alan Wong WPVI-TV/6abc Yangming Karen A. Zurlo, Ph.D.

2013 Finance & Administration Contributions

REVENUE & SUPPORT Contributions

883,379

Government Support

3,384,293

Rental Income

252,506

Special Events

247,420

Other (Including gifts in-kind)

921,159

Total Revenue & Support

5,688,758

$883,379

16%

Rental Income $252,506

4%

Revenue & Support

4%

Special Events (Gala & Auction)

$247,420

EXPENSES Shelter & Residences

5,158,496

Supporting Services

743,339

Total Expenses

5,901,835

16%

Other

60%

(Including gifts in-kind)

$921,159

Government Support $3,384,293

NET ASSETS Beginning of the Year

1,732,291

Change in Net Assets

(213,077)

Net Assets End of the Year

1,519,214

General & Administrative $556,845

10%

Fundraising $186,494

3%

Expenses 87% Shelter and Residences $5,158,496

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