3.5.24 DRAFT Imagine Annual Report 22-23

2022-2023

Report to our Community

Dear Friends,

Resiliency is the word that comes to mind as I think about Imagine's 2022 - 2023 program year, our 10th year in existence. As a former Imagine participant and a currently grieving mother of four children, I have the gift and opportunity each and every day to see the world through the eyes of a grieving family. My two biological children lost their father, Mike Schambach, when they were 4 years old and 4 weeks old. My wonderful life partner's sons, lost their mother suddenly when they were 7 and 4 years old. All four children have used Imagine's services at times in their lives; as have my partner and I. I am filled with the deepest gratitude for the individuals who have given to this organization for the past ten years to ensure that it existed when my family needed it and still exists today for each and every grieving family that walks through our doors

What I have come to understand is that loss and the grief that follows is meant to change us. Grief and loss open a portal, a painful, exhausting, excruciating portal that transforms our lives from the ones we planned to a new one entirely that we may have never even imagined. It has been five years since the death of my husband and since becoming a widow and being introduced to Imagine I have been thinking of ways to improve the quality of our world from all those who are grieving.

The team and community here at Imagine have given our whole hearts to improving the quality and quantity of our services for our families, from adding psychoeducational workshops and group outings for grieving families to expanding our services throughout the schools and advocating for the needs of families in tragedy. The Imagine team and this community knows the critical importance of intervening for families whose lives are upended due to death and that with our core peer to peer grief support programs, we are building healthy, emotional aware and resilient children who will grow up making the world a better place.

Thank you for the past ten years of allowing Imagine to serve families. Thank you for being alongside us during this incredible year of growth and sustainability. Thank you for your support in all ways and we look forward to continuing to serve the families of NJ for years to come.

Lindsay Schambach

With love and light, Executive Director Imagine, A Center for Coping with Loss

Table of Contents

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An evening to remember

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88

Taking a trip down memory lane, honoring those who began the work Expansion over the past 10 years

112 2

Meeting the needs of more

113 3

Our annual 5K, Kids Fun Run, and Memory Walk

114 4

Hear from our families

116 6

Our passion to encourage students yields great initiative

117 7

118 8

Thanks to those who drive our mission

Generosity from corporations, organizations, foundations and individuals

222 2

Celebrating 10 years of working toward ensuring No Child Grieves Alone

Over 300 community members attended Imagine’s 10th Anniversary Gala at The Palace at Somerset Park on November 2, 2022. The evening provided Imagine with the opportunity to show gratitude to so many for their dedication, commitment, and support of Imagine’s mission to ensure No Child Grieves Alone. Festivities included a cocktail reception, silent auction, and dinner followed by music and dancing.

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Mary L. Robinson Award for 10 years of service

Dr. Earl A. Grollm for excellence in grie

Honorees

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Celebrating 10 Years

How did we get here?

Many people and organizations contributed to the success, growth, and longevity of Imagine. It started with the vision and funding from Dr Gerald Glasser under the direction of Mary Robinson, and continued, thanks to the dedication of our staff, the willingness and desire to help from hundreds of volunteers, and the ongoing advocacy and support from the members of our Board of Directors

Thanks to the Board

Over the past ten years, Imagine’s Board of Directors has supported our mission and advocated for Imagine's growth and sustainability. We are grateful to all the members over these past ten n and service, and we want to pay special tribute to the five individuals r of the Imagine Board over these ten years.

Dr Gerald Glasser was an Imagine visionary and, according to Mary Robinson, “the catalyst for creating a center of healing and hope for families coping with loss” The initial grant for startup funding for Imagine was provided through The Thomas Glasser Foundation, a philanthropic organization set up in memory of Dr Glasser’s son, Thomas Glasser, who was a victim of the 9/11 attacks Dr Glasser started the foundation in memory of Tom whose desire had been to support organizations serving children The Thomas Glasser Foundation continues to provide generous annual support to Imagine Imagine remains beyond grateful for Dr Glasser's vision and impact, as well as the continued generous support of the Glasser Foundation to Imagine Imagine is honored to carry on Dr Glasser's legacy

Mary Robinson, MA, CT

Imagine’s Founding Executive Director

Mandy Zucker, MSW

Imagine’s 1st Program Director

Connie Palmer, LCSW

Imagine’s 1st Training & Education Director

Jacelyn Matthews, MA

Imagine’s 1st Newark Program Director

KeithHurtell StuArnold

JohnToriello

DianaMiller JeffPeris

Our Volunteers –an integral part of Imagine

Imagine volunteers – over 600 of them –are people who make things happen. They donate their time on our Nights of Support, as facilitators, greeters, set up and clean up crew and more, welcoming our families and providing safe spaces, as well as on committees, dedicated to fundraisers and awareness building activities such as tabling and serving as ambassadors Over the years, they have guided our children and families, stuffed envelopes, assembled training binders, and supported Greta’s Run and our annual Breakfast fundraiser, and more Without these 600+ individuals over these 10 years, Imagine would not have been able to make the difference in our community that we have

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Being an Imagine volunteer has been the most fulfilling and worthwhile volunteer experience I’ve ever had.

Aimee, Imagine Facilitator for 6+ years

We celebrate three long-term facilitators:

Lisa D’Amico

Joanne Lukowiak

Kathy Sosnowski

We wouldn’t be where we are today without the selfless dedication of all the Imagine volunteers

“I have witnessed profound strength and resilience among families who arrived broken by loss Watching families find hope and light as they heal when given the opportunity to share their stories of life, loss, and love has been a truly inspiring experience”

Kathy,

Imagine Facilitator for 10+ years

“People outside of Imagine are always supportive when theyhear that I volunteer at a grief support center. But I know it can be a little confusingto hear that volunteering at a grief support center is the best night of my week.And that’s the magic That as a volunteer, the joyis not in what we bring, but what we take home from our participants.” Rob,

Imagine Facilitator for 4+ years

New Programs

Widows and Widowers Retreat

With the goal of providing care for the caregivers of Imagine, in March 2023, Imagine hosted it's 1st Widow and Widowers Retreat at Uplands Retreat Center in Walton NY. During this two-day event, 11 Imagine participants participated in a weekend of yoga, hiking, grief support, healthy meals, and time to relax and reflect

Free Camp Opportunities

Through the generosity of our supporters and the collaboration with our community partners, Imagine offered Free Camp Opportunities for our youngest participants JCC of Central New Jersey opened 20 spots for one month of free summer camp and the JCC camp staff also received grief-informed training from Imagine’s Training & Education team prior to the start of camp. Farbrook Day Camp offered two scholarships to join their summer 2023 day camp We are grateful to these community partners who support Imagine’s children

Butterfly Release at Fairview Cemetery

In October 2022, Imagine held a Butterfly Release Ceremony in partnership with Fairview Cemetery. At this event, Imagine families released butterflies in memory of a loved one who died It was truly a beautiful and touching event So much so, that we held a second Butterfly Release Ceremony in May 2023

South Ward Promise Neighborhood

The South Ward Promise Neighborhood (SWPN), a partial US Department of Education Promise Grant recipient, provides free support services to families in need. They've partnered with Imagine to offer grief support to Newark families Justine Assante, SWPN’s Director of Partner Operations, values Imagine's help in guiding families through grief, offering both expression platforms and resilience-building tools. SWPN, now grief-informed through Imagine's programs, stands equipped to aid grieving families, striving to ensure no child grieves alone

Mother's Day Celebration and Acknowledgement of Loss for Children whose Mothers are Deceased

Life Academy is one of the first Newark-area schools to participate in Imagine’s Grief-Informed School Initiative funded by a Health Care Foundation of NJ Grant Imagine has provided trainings to administration, staff, and parents. As a result of this initiative, in 2023, Life Academy offered a Mother's Day Celebration for the students whose mothers have died, to create a safe space where they could receive support from their peers and their grief informed teachers and leaders

Greta’s Run

The 10th annual Greta’s Run brought runners and walkers of all ages to Westfield and raised approximately $150,000 for Imagine.

More than 1,000 individuals registered for this official USATF 5K race. An additional 100 children, ages 10 and younger, participated in a 200-yard Kids Fun Run dash. The event concluded with a Memory Walk, during which more than 200 individuals walked a one-mile route that was lined with signs memorializing loved ones Greta’s Run was an act of honor, an act of mourning, and a remembrance for our families and our community

To the 100+ volunteers who made this event a success.

To our sponsors who underwrote the event so that every dollar raised goes toward providing free grief support for children and families.

Event Presenting Sponsor

Twin Boro Physical Therapy

Valued Sponsors

Memory Walk Sponsor

Tooley Legacy Foundation

Kids Fun Run Sponsor WISS

About Greta’s Run

One of the largest 5K’s in the area, Greta’s Run was founded in memory of Greta Schoenemann by her childhood friends, Ben Nanna and Jayne Ruotolo Greta was deeply loved by her classmates and her passing in 2002 gravely impacted the entire community Imagine is proud to carry on her legacy and make space to remember all those who, like Greta's, are deeply missed.

Awards & Advocacy

Students Support Imagine

Imagine applied for and was selected by a the leadership of the New Jersey Association of Student Councils, student leaders from across the state representing their local school based associations Imagine was honored to partner with them throughout the year, providing grief education to these student leaders and supporting their schools as they raised funds through various events in their local communities Together, these student councils raised over $90,000 to support Imagine's peer to peer support groups for children and teens at our centers in Mountainside and our program in Newark

About NJASC

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The New Jersey Association of Student Councils isthe nation's oldest student leadership organization. Since its inception in 1927 as the New Jersey Association of High School Councils, the NJASC has continually evolved and constantly been at the forefront of student leadership and student issues

Bill S-3330: The Grief Bill

Imagine was honored to host a press conference for The Grief Bill on November 18, 2022. Imagine worked closely with Senator Jon Bramnick (R) and Senator Joe Cryan (D) on this bipartisan bill to provide grief education through Health and Physical Education classes to New Jersey students in grades 8-12. The event was attended by members of the Imagine community who shared stories of their grief journeys and insight into the benefits of including grief education in New Jersey school curricula.

Under the current system, students may find little assistance in dealing with a death “There are 142,000 young people in this state that have lost a parent [or sibling] Digest that for a moment 142,000,” Cryan said “The grief that they go through, the emotions they encounter, how they handle it, what reactions they have, all those things matter The educational process in our schools can make a difference”

With the Grief Bill, students would be instructed on the physical, emotional, and behavioral symptoms of grief; coping mechanisms and techniques for handling grief and loss; and available resources They would learn about loss, grief, supporting themselves, and supporting others In May, the bill passed unanimously in the Senate with a vote of 36-0 The bill was received in the Assembly and referred to the Assembly Education Committee Throughout the Spring, Imagine worked to bring together parents, community members and educators to determine the resources required to support the state of NJ if in fact NJ were to become the first state in the country to pass this significant legislation

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Board of Directors*

Officers

Jeffrey Peris, Chair

Ethan Kramer, Vice Chair

Don Bucciarelli, Treasurer

Bob Kelly, Secretary

Members

Diana Miller

Fatimah Burnam-Watkins

Larry Goldman

Steve Guberer

Shane Nelson

Kenneth Schneider, PhD

Morgan Toriello

Jeffrey Vanterpool

Pat Keefe

Scott West

Leadership Council

Senator Jon Bramnick

Mayor Shelley Brindle

Bev Chappel*

Dr. Gerald Glasser *

Rabbi Earl Grollman*

Keith Hertell

Maria Housden

Rev. Jeremy Jinkins

Rabbi Charles Kroloff

Dr. Alan Lieber

Mayor Paul Mirabelli

Assemblywoman Nancy Munoz

Newark Advisory Committee

Tafshier Cosby

Kevin Brown

Altorice Frazier

Chantaya King

Sydney Williams

Leadership

CIRCLE OF HOPE GIVING SOCIETY

Donors in Imagine’s Circle of Hope Giving Society are monumental in financially sustaining our free peer grief support programs for children and families. They commit to multi-year pledges that enable Imagine to continue providing our services and also to expand upon them.

Grief lasts for more than one year. Multi-year pledges provide support for children through their grief journey.

Contact us to make an impact!

Donors

Your Passion & Generosity will give us Hope for the Next 10 Years

CORPORATE PARTNERS

$10,000+

General Atlantic Foundation

PSEG

Wiss & Company, LLP

$1,000-$9,999

Atlantic Health System

Atlantic Tomorrow’s Office

BMW of Springfield

Bradley and Son Funeral Homes, LLC

Brave Spirits

ConnectOne Bank

Dangler Funeral Home

Ernst & Young

Fleet Feet

Grosvenor

Hedinger and Lawless, LLC

Holland & Knight, LLP

Joely Triantafyllou, Real Estate Agent

Northfield Bank

Offen Eye Associates

Prime Oral And Facial Surgery of Cranford

Sanofi

Savoy Associates

Sobel Bixel

Schuster Family Orthodontics, LLC

Star Contracting

State Farm Insurance

StateFarm

Streetworks

Stress Factory, Inc.

Tarraservices

Twin Boro Physical Therapy

UBS Financial Services

Union Pork Store, LLC

Westfield Pediatric Dental Group, LLC

$500-$999

Banknet Mortgage Services

Clifton Larson Allen, LLP

Document Solutions

Ellie Mroz Design

Family Investors Company

Guillotine Salon and Spa

Rabadeau Wealth Group

Rossi Funeral Home

Rumble Boxing Westfield

Shoreline East Construction

UBS Financial Services

Westfield Financial Planning

Your Part-Time Controller, LLC

FOUNDATION PARTNERS

$20,000+

The Glasser Foundation

The Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey

Tooley Foundation

Wilf Family Foundation

$10,000-$19,999

Henry S& Agnes M Truzack Foundation

The Nicholas J & Anna K Bouras Foundation, Inc

The Rosenfield and Glassman Foundation, Inc

The Westfield United Fund

$5,000-$9,999

Blanche M & George L Watts Mountainside

Community Foundation

$500-$4,999

Affinity Foundation

Financial Resource FCU

Mildred Burg Private Foundation

Overlook Foundation

Standish Foundation

The Henry & Marilyn Taub Foundation

COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION PARTNERS

$10,000+

South Ward Promise Neighborhood

New Jersey Festival Orchestra

$1,000-$9,999

Fanwood-Scotch Plains Service League

Junior League of Summit

Members Handicapped Children’s Fund

Westfield Rotary Club Foundation

Westfield Service League

Westfield High School Tennis Team

Presbyterian Church of Westfield

$500-$999

Holy Trinity School

Junior League of Elizabeth-Plainfield

United Way of Monmouth County

Westfield Area Y Men's Club

MATCHING GIFT EMPLOYERS

AIG

Bank of America

Faber Law Group

Fiserv

Google Grosvenor

Johnson & Johnson

Merck & Co. Inc.

New York Life

Pfizer Foundation

Piper Sandler Companies

Prudential Foundation

PSEG Power of Giving Campaign

Ross – Dress for Less

State Farm Insurance

UBS Financial Services

United Way of Bergen County

United Way of Greater Atlanta

INDIVIDUALS

$20,000+

Donald Katz & Leslie Larson

Gaither and Pam Shaw*

Marilyn Stiglitz

Scott West*

Stites Family Fund

$5,000-$19,999

Johanna Aguilera*

Steven and Caroline Angel*

Dr. Jon Bartlett

Renny Alan Cabreros

Matthew and Margo Cordivari*

John Duetsch*

Susan Dunn

Alison Eshak*

Scott Eskow

Claude Fusco*

James and Nora Gallagher

Marlene Glasser

Lawrence Goldman*

Steve Guberer*

David A Holmes Jr

Steve Lerner*

Mayor Matthew Moench*

Alison and Sajan Philip*

Dr Harvey Rosen*

Kevin Roth

Elizabeth Schambach*

Lindsay Schambach*

Rory Serrano

Jason Slosberg

Kristen and Blake Sonnek-Schmelz*

John and Marilyn Toriello

John and Morgan Toriello

Ron Zuzovsky

$1,000-$4,999

Anonymous*

Nancy & Joel Altobello*

Lisa Amato

Louise Arkel*

Sara Jane Armuth*

Stuart Clark Arnold*

Ellan Ben-Hayon*

Ellen Bernholz*

Shelley Brindle*

Frank Brown

Matthew Brown

Don Bucciarelli*

Rebecca Burke*

Donald and Allison Bucciarelli*

Benjamin and Sharon Bryan

Salvatore and Darleen Caruana

Karen Chong

Christopher Cowan

Vinny Culhane*

Linda Curro*

$1,000-$4,999

Vasilios Daskalopoulos*

Andrew Davis*

Charles A DeAngelis*

Nicholas and Marybeth Defabrizio

Jim Doran

John Duetsch*

Katherine Dulan*

Jerry Eicke

David and Judy Epstein

Judith Fairweather*

Anne and David Farber

Marci Fisher*

James Fitzpatrick

Elizabeth Ford

Rachel Furnari*

Karen Furst

John and Sheila Gagliano

Steve Garvey*

Michele Gesser*

Greg Giardiello*

Vincent Giordano

Dina Glasofer*

Susan Glatt*

Lawrence Goldman*

David Golush

Brian Greenwald

Jillian Griffiths

Steve Guberer*

Marilyn Haggerty

Joseph and Salynn Hanlon

Gordana Djordjevic Harris

Alan Haveson*

Laurie Goldsmith Heitner

Keith Hertell*

Richard Hille*

Orit Hodarkovsky*

Paul Hollman

Tara Jablonski

Amy Johnson

Deb Kapuscinski*

Kori Kaufman*

Mary Patricia Keefe

Robert Kelly*

Christopher Kelly

Paul Kleespies*

Robert Koppel

Ethan Kramer*

Sam Kramer*

Hilary Landau

Theresa LaPlaca

Anthony M Laporta

Eric Legoff*

Gregory Michael and Lauren Lewis*

Diane Mann

Nunzio Martucci

Mary Caye McCourt

Jane McCready*

Brad Melvin*

$1,000-$4,999

Diana Miller*

Paul Mirabelli*

Kenneth Mirsky

Matthew Moench*

James Monahan*

Melissa Montalvo*

Fran Monteleone*

Thomas Nastasi

David Nathanson

Shane Nelson*

Dennis Newnham*

Bonnie Nolan*

Carla Novak

Judy and Jim O'Brien

Nicolas Pakler

Parag Patel

Jeffrey & Eleanor Peris*

Paul Peterson*

Tim and Charlene Peterson

Lynn Petrino

Suzanne Pinto*

Nora Radest*

Richard Ralph

Richard Reich

Diane Renzulli*

Beth Riordan*

Trini Rodriguez*

Dr Harvey Rosen*

Connie Rostiac*

Sheila Rostiac*

Rosalind Ruby

Lorraine Ruprecht*

Chris Ryan

Bruce Sachnoff

Josh Sadler

Christine Sappenfield

Joan Schade*

Lindsay Schambach*

Kenneth Schneider, PhD*

Lisa K Schwartz*

David and Christine Scordato*

Margo Seaman*

Danielle and Nick Sgroi

Linda Sharkey

Noreen Short

Robert Spass

James Stanford

Kara Stamper*

Paul and Valerie Stierhoff

Basil Stepanov*

Linda Sterling

Marla Stewart

Holly Strelzik*

Marjorie Ticknor

Edward Toriello

Sam Tooley

Jeffrey Vanterpool*

Tom Varkey*

$1,000-$4,999

Dan Vorhaus

Andrew Vrigian

Lisa Walker

Kevin Walsh

$500-$999

Bari Adelman

Alice Loveys Beisser

Patrick Bergin

Joseph Benanti

Lauren Benanti

Michael Berrigan

Brendan Bertsch

Moreen Beshara

Angela Blankenship

Dan Blankenship

Peyton Boswell

Maria Boyes

Jay Boyle*

Scott Bradley

Heather Byrd

Mike Casciano

Michael and Alison Clemente

Matthew Cognetti

Diane Conboy

Andrew Crawford

Alexander Crisses

Gordan Cruess

Margareth de Jesus

Dianne Denommee

Iseult Devlin

Jennie DeVincenzo*

Michael Dietrich*

Nicholas Dinallo

Bruno Dori

Ann Duffy

Brandford and Melanie Ellis

David & Judy Epstein – Double Check

Michele Eskow

Roberta Fallig

Edward Fagan

Chad Fandel

Jennifer Fitzpatrick

Jessica Fitzpatrick

Cathy Gacos

Doug Galm

The Gorman Family Fund

Richard and Mary Hille

Joseph Hunt

John Hutchins

Ed Isarelow

Matthew Jackson

Caroline Jinkins

Molly John

Ven Kocaj

Ethan and Debby Kramer

Steven Kohutic

Jeffrey Kuropatkin

$500-$999

Chris Lanning

Pat Lanza

Marc Lebovitz

Colleen Logan*

Paul Lafkowitz and Lon Gorman

Carol Ann Lisanti

Cathi Maier-Tajkowski

Jennifer Mantini

Jeana Marinelli

Lisa Mastronardi

Marc McCann

Matthew Mendelsohn

Paul Mirabelli*

Kathleen Monahan

Gary Moran

Stephen Muretta

John Murphy

Myrna Neuwelt

Dennis Newnham*

Jeffrey Nickell

Kendall O’Brien – DUPLICATE? 1K?

Maureen O'Connor

James Pardes

Richard Parness

Guy Patterson

David Payne

Erin Pettit

Kelly Pettit

Michele Raber*

Kathleen Ridkes

Janet Robusto

Shawn Rogers

Mary Russo

Heidi Schoenemann

Wendy and Robert Schoenemann

Evelyn Schwartz

Janet Skinner

Carolyn Slaski

Douglas Smith

Christine Stone

Angela Marie Tayco

Carolyn Tenney*

Oscar Teunissen

Christine Walz

Fatimah Watkins

Jon Watkins

Rachel Windman

TRIBUTES

Winona P. Adams

Loura Alaverdi

Phyllis Anderson

Stuart Clark Arnold

Carol Ann Backus

Zane Behnke

Ed Belford

Evan & Sue Berk

Phyllis Bloom

Sue Booker

Karen Brent

Jon Breslar

Anna Brown

Donald Bucciarelli

Joseph Campoli

William Cho

Abby Cohen

Ken & Sharon Coopersmith

Victoria Cordova

Ian & Karen Creaser

Mary P. Curtin Creaser

Tom Creaser

Adrienne Cymbala

Dianne Denommee

Caroline Dioso

Marie Donnelly

Hunter Doyle

Josh Dunkelman

Allison Eshet

Linda Esler

Barishman Family

Creaser Family

Difalco Family

Dunkelman Family

Guberer Family

Kuropatkin Family

Nash Family

Schambach Family

Toriello Family

Windman Family

Lexi Faye

Ellyn Fisher

Will R Ford

Valerie Frazer

Dianne Garland

Ben Gellman

Jonathan Gellman

Stacey Gellman

David V Gold

Larry Goldman

Emma Greenwald

Molly Greenwald

Emily Grodberg

Stanley Grossman

Gayle Heitner

Keith Hertell

Melanie Hess

Fields Howard

Bob Jacobs

Jeremy & Caroline Jenkins

Jane Jorvina

Heidi Katz

Susan Kaufmann

Albert Anthony Kayal

Anya Kiviat

Jeff Krupp

Michael Kuropatkin

Mike Kuropatkin

TRIBUTES

Stacy Kurtz

Peter Lagatta

Gregory Leech

Mark Lippman

Maeve Lynskey

Marlene Marmel

Mariajose Martinez-Steinberg

Amanda Maxwell

Jim & Carolyn McCloskey

Althea McDevitt

Rory McGovern

Roy McGowan

Jerry McKenna

Jim McKie

John Mistretta

Leigh Mulligan

Stephen & Marlene Muretta

Walter F. Murphy, Jr.

Fabulous Ness

Amber Oates

Kristin O'Blenis

Joseph Paduano

Rosemary Peden

Jeff & Eleanor Peris

Christine Perry

Sandra Marie Pisciotta

Michael Ridkes

Larry & Jana Rine

Denise Riordan

James Rispoli

Carrigan Robert

Ellen Rosenbloom

Judith B Ruth

Keri Santora

Kim Santora

Elizabeth Schambach

Lindsay Schambach

Michael Schambach

Sandra Schembri

Greta Schoenemann

Rosiani Schuricht-Fain

Rosa Schwartz

Jen Osborne Schwarzenbek

Marie Scolavino

Leonard S. Scolette

Vinny Scully

Craig Selinger

Mariajose Serrano

Danielle Sherman

Mac Simonson

Callahan Skidmore

Janet Slipowitz

Arnie Smith

Ness Smith

Kristen Sonnek-Schmelz

Imagine Staff

Valerie Tanza Starks

John A. Stein

Audrey Steinberg

Scarlett Steinberg

Jim Strole

Rich & Mindy Szeto

Robert H. Tell

Christa Toomians

John Toriello

John & Marilyn Toriello

Matthew Thomas Toriello

Lee Vanderpool

Michael Walther

Elahna Weinflash

Ness Weiss

Ryan West

Scott West

Debbie Wizel

Pamela Gold Zafra

Revenue

Financials

Expenses

OurStaff

2022 - 2023

Lindsay Cullinan Schambach, Executive Director

Ashley S. Allen, Newark Community & Engagement Manager

Najiyyah Bailey, Marketing Associate

Kristin Imbimbo, Mountainside Program & Partnership Manager

Paul Muir, Chief Development Officer

Sonia Nunez, Bilingual Program Manager

Veronica C. Ortiz, Training & Education Director

Abigail Priece, Program Supervisor

Kellie Saracino, Mountainside Program Associate

Valerie Stierhoff, Special Projects Manager

Angela Marie Tayco, Development and Communications Manager

Angela Vivar, Newark Program & Partnership Manager