Sharing Network Foundation 2025 Impact Reprt

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THE SHARING NETWORK FOUNDATION supports the work of NJ Sharing Network, a federally designated nonprofit organization committed to saving and enhancing lives through the recovery of donated organs and tissue. The Foundation is committed to increasing the number of lives saved through clinical advancement, family support, public awareness and education about the lifesaving benefits of organ and tissue donation and transplantation.

2025 was a year of meaningful growth and impact for the Sharing Network Foundation.

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Together, we strengthened our ability to support donor families and transplant patients, expanded public education efforts to increase awareness about organ and tissue donation, and continued investing in initiatives that help advance clinical innovation to save more lives. None of this work happens without the generosity and partnership of our contributors, volunteers, and community supporters.

This past year also marked important progress in strengthening our Foundation. We continued building the infrastructure needed to support our mission for the long term—growing our endowment, expanding partnerships, and ensuring we are well positioned to meet the evolving needs of the donation and transplantation community.

Our signature events, including the 5K Celebration of Life and Golf Classic, once again brought together thousands who share a commitment to celebrating the gift of life. Beyond these important moments of connection, your support helped honor donor heroes and expand education efforts that encourage more people to register as organ and tissue donors.

AMANDA A. TIBOK Executive Director

As we look ahead, we remain focused on building a strong and sustainable Foundation that can continue to grow its impact. With your partnership, we will continue working to honor, to remember, and to give hope.

On behalf of the Sharing Network Foundation and Board of Trustees, thank you for your continued trust and generosity.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES: As of April 1, 2026

Debbie Prince Chair Christopher Bryant Vice Chair Sandy Erwin Secretary/Treasurer Ronald Oswick Immediate Past Chair J.P. Bartolomeo Michelle Brugger

Jenny Godnick Jennifer Gormeley Catherine Goss Deepa B. Iyer Paul J. Jova Christopher Martell Robert Ring Michael Rizzo Lorie A. Rodimer

Stacey Romanello Barbara Sine

SHARING NETWORK FOUNDATION STAFF

EX-OFFICIO

Deb Fenchel Philanthropy and Foundation Program Coordinator

Amanda A. Tibok Executive Director Carolyn M. Welsh President & CEO NJ Sharing Network

Lauri Stark Database Administrator Janet B. Zanetich Manager of Philanthropy

With Gratitude,

Four out of Four Highest Star Rating!

A Note of Appreciation: We extend our sincere gratitude to Ronald Oswick, who served as Chair of the Sharing Network Foundation Board through April 2026. Ron’s leadership, dedication and commitment to our mission helped guide many of the accomplishments highlighted in this report.

We are also pleased to welcome Debbie Prince as Board Chair and look forward to her leadership as we continue to honor, to remember, and to give hope!

OVER REVENUE $1,983,948

$264,401

Interest & Investment Income

$1,138,959

5K Celebration of Life

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$1.98 million

Operations & Administration

15%

19%

$1.81 million

10%

7,810

Development & Contributor Engagement

17%

14%

42%

Public Education & Awareness

$202,020

Golf Classic

*Note: Financial statements for the Sharing Network Foundation are unaudited for fiscal year ended December 31, 2025.

$1,281,156

Mission-Focused Programs

First time contributors

1st to 5K & Annual Fund

3,391

(3% increase)

Clinical Advancement

41%

71%

$1.7 Million RAISED

Gifts received:

$263,061

$271,197

Community & Individual Giving

13%

58%

EXPENSES $ 1,815,414

$378,568

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2025 FUNDRAISING HIGHLIGHTS

2025 FINANCIAL POSITION

Family Support

BUILDING TOMORROW’S IMPACT: THE SHARING NETWORK FOUNDATION ENDOWMENT Our endowment was established to help ensure long-term support for our mission for generations to come. Gifts to the Endowment are invested to provide a permanent source of future funding for public education, family support and clinical advancement initiatives.

Average contribution:

$123

YEAR-END FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN

Median contribution:

Thank to a generous family in our community...

$50

Over:

545

individuals honored through tribute gifts (25% increase)

66%

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from members of our Giving Circles (8% increase)

Every year-end gift in 2025 (Nov. 15 – Dec. 31) was matched dollar for dollar up to

$50,000

This inspired more than

$70,000

from members of our Giving Circles resulting in a total impact of over

$120,000 to support the Foundation’s mission.

ENDOWMENT ACTIVITY SUMMARY For the Year Ended December 31, 2025 Beginning Market Value (1/1/2025):

$4,063,269

New Gifts & Additions:

$47,596

Net Investment Activity:

$211,619

Current Use Distributions:

$0

Ending Market Value:

$4,322,484

As approved by the Board of Trustees, no endowment distributions were made during 2025 as the Foundation continues to grow the Endowment and strengthen its long-term capacity to support lifesaving programs and services.

2025

Honoring

The Gift

In 2025, New Jersey donors gave 2,026 organ, cornea, and tissue gifts—the highest combined total in our organization’s history. The extraordinary giving nature of New Jerseyans has led to a 65% rise in organ donors and a 29% increase in organs transplanted since 2018, transforming thousands of lives.

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ORGAN DONORS generously gave the gift of life.

1,203

ORGANS TRANSPLANTED

TISSUE & CORNEA DONORS

*2025 marked the highest number of liver transplants in our history.

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JOIN THE MORE THAN NEARLY 3 MILLION NJ RESIDENTS WHO ARE REGISTERED ORGAN AND TISSUE DONORS...

Register as an organ and tissue donor and help save a life!

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Honoring

The Gift

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SHARING OUR MESSAGE

We launched our first ever television campaign with two commercials that reached nearly 10m viewers across New Jersey.

NJ Sharing Network was highlighted in 386 news media stories across the region’s largest and most trusted TV, radio, print, and online platforms.

DONOR FAMILY MEMBERS participated in 46 NJSN events that provided support and honored our donors.

347 KIDNEYS 60 HEARTS 66 LUNGS 3 INTESTINES 347 LIVERS 17 PANCREATA

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Our social media posts generated over 4.7m views in 2025, an increase of 142%.

Registration takes less than one minute with 3 easy ways to sign up: 1. iPhone Health App: iPhone users can quickly and easily join the National Donate Life Registry using the Health app

2. Online at NJSharingNetwork.org (mobile-friendly)

3. Visit your local Motor Vehicle Agency Saying “YES” is legal consent to the donation of your organs and tissue for transplantation and therapy.

For those 18 years and older, your decision to donate cannot be revoked by anyone but you.

Over 1,233,649 people visited our website to learn more about organ and tissue donation—an increase of 192% over the previous year.

Thank you to the 1,233,649 people who joined the New Jersey Donor Registry in 2025! *Based on National Donate Life Registry and NJ MVC 2025 data

PARTNERING WITH OUR DEDICATED HOSPITALS 61% of our partner hospitals joined HRSA’s DoNation Campaign, helping more people learn about organ, eye, and tissue donation and register to save lives.

TRANSPLANT LABORATORY Our Transplant Laboratory conducted over 56,000 histocompatibility tests for both deceased and living organ donors and recipients and saw a 22% increase in Virtual Crossmatch Testing, thus helping to enhance long term graft survival and improve patient outcomes. Our Transplant Laboratory was recognized with the Healthcare Heroes Innovation Award.

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In 2025, we connected with more than 6,500 students, inspiring awareness and action.

We also served our communities by collecting and providing school supplies to over 200 students in Plainfield and Newark. NJSN increased awareness of our lifesaving mission through 250+ community events and corporate engagements.

Our Wrapped in Love program volunteers handcrafted over 900 lap blankets and shawls providing comfort and healing to families of donors.

AWARDS AND HONORS We were recognized as one of NJ’s Best Places to Work for the eighth year in a row, celebrating our supportive and mission-driven workplace.

WHAT YOUR SUPPORT MAKES POSSIBLE INNOVATIVE TRANSPLANT RESEARCH AND CLINICAL ADVANCEMENTS Educational programs for clinical employees and transplant partners and hospitals help to increase the number of lives saved.

Our fully accredited state-of-the-art laboratory plays a pivotal role in our mission.

FAMILY SUPPORT Our Foundation is committed to providing compassionate support for families. We are proud to support initiatives that provide resources for donor families, transplant recipients, patients waiting for a transplant, living donors, and caregivers. These programs help families to honor their loved ones and celebrate all the gift of life makes possible.

PUBLIC AWARENESS AND EDUCATION Our goal is to raise awareness about the vital importance of organ and tissue donation. We collaborate with community advocates, volunteers, and hospital partners to achieve this mission through events, outreach initiatives, and public education efforts.

TRANSPLANT GROWTH COLLABORATIVE The Foundation was pleased to support NJ Sharing Network in hosting a Transplant Growth Collaborative meeting at our headquarters in New Providence.

The meeting brought together c-suite and other senior leaders from transplant centers and hospitals in the region to brainstorm solutions to challenges. It also highlighted proven strategies that have improved patient outcomes, and encouraged the development of approaches to increase the number of lifesaving transplants.

EMPOWERING PATIENTS THROUGH EDUCATION We were proud to award a grant to the National Kidney Foundation to develop educational resources, including videos, brochures, and patient-facing materials designed to help individuals awaiting kidney transplantation better understand their options.

These resources provide patients and families with clear, accessible information about kidney transplantation, including opportunities that may help shorten wait times and improve access to lifesaving transplants.

What to know about high KDPI kidneys What is a high KDPI kidney?

KDPI stands for Kidney Donor Profile Index. This index gives deceased donor kidneys a score for how well they are expected to work.

A high KDPI kidney is a donor kidney from someone who has died that is expected to work for a shorter time (on average 7-10 years) due to the donor’s age, height, weight, or health history.

There are also medium and low KDPI kidneys, which are expected to work for longer (on average 10-15 years).

Why might someone choose a high KDPI kidney?

For many people, high KDPI kidneys work very well for a long time.

People who are open to a high KDPI kidney may have a shorter time on the waitlist and on dialysis. The shorter your time on the waitlist or dialysis, the better for your health. In fact, being on dialysis for 5 or more years can be hard on your body, raising your chance of serious health problems or even death.

Saying you are open to a high KDPI kidney does not mean it is the only type of kidney you can get – it just may give you more options and a kidney sooner.

Your transplant doctors will ask if you are open to a high KDPI kidney during your evaluation and yearly follow-up appointments. But you can talk to them about your decision to accept a high KDPI kidney at any time.

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Some people first decide to not accept a high KDPI kidney, then after spending a while on the waitlist and dialysis, they end up accepting a high KDPI kidney after all. If you are open to a high KDPI kidney – let your transplant doctors know right away.

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TRANSPLANT TEENZ

DONOR REMEMBRANCE

We were proud to support the launch of Transplant Teenz through a grant funded by the Jellybean’s Rainbow Fund—a named fund through our Foundation created in memory of transplant recipient Lisa A. Hulbert.

Founded by Micah, a 14-year-old heart transplant recipient, Transplant Teenz is a nationwide virtual peer support community for teenagers who have undergone or are awaiting organ transplants. The program offers peer group connections, educational resources, and care packages that uplift and empower young recipients as they navigate life after transplant.

Three special ceremonies were held at our headquarters, bringing together over 300 guests to honor 75 donor heroes who gave the gift of life. Families gathered to reflect, remember, and celebrate the legacies of their loved ones, whose names were etched on our Wall of Remembrance as a lasting tribute.

BRAVE BAGS Our partnership resulted in 50 “Brave Bags” being distributed across New Jersey hospitals—thoughtfully packed with a custom transplant journal, brave playlist, comfort items, resources for caregivers and to support patients throughout their own transplant journey.

TRANSPLANT ASSISTANCE FUND

TAYLOR’S GIFT

In 2025, Riley’s Path awarded nearly $50,000 in crisis funding and ride services to help patients and families navigate the real-world challenges that arise after transplant, including housing and utilities, medications and equipment, insurance premiums, and transportation.

Our partnership with Taylor’s Gift Foundation brought comprehensive grief support services to donor families, pairing them with trained peer mentors and connecting them to virtual programs designed to help them heal.

Established in 2014 to honor the memory of 5-year-old Riley Kogen, the Riley’s Path Fund remains an indispensable resource for transplant patients in times of crisis.

crisis assistance grants awarded

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Uber Health rides provided “The Sharing Network Foundation and NJ Sharing Network were early supporters of Transplant Teenz and were pivotal in fanning the flame and allowing us to make an impact on the Transplant Teenz in our country. Because of their support of this program no teen navigating transplant ever has to wonder “Where do I belong”. We are loud and proud in multiple leading hospitals including CHOP, Boston Children’s and many others and we would not have been able to do it without your support and belief. We are forever grateful for their support in launching this life changing program.

BRITTANY CLAYBORNE, MS, PSYD, MICAH’S MOM AND COO OF TRANSPLANT TEENZ

providing

$19,000

in emergency support

providing

$29,000

in transportation support

“We are so grateful to have this continued source of support.

Knowing these resources are available for our patients has made all the difference in their transplant journey.

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NJ SOCIAL WORKER

WRAPPED IN LOVE Beautiful shawls and blankets, handcrafted by dedicated volunteers, are sent to donor families on the two-year anniversary of their loved one’s passing as a tangible expression of love and compassion, and a reminder that their family’s gift is never forgotten. This past year, 964 families received these one-of-a-kind gifts, representing more than 10,000 hours of heartfelt craftsmanship.

2025 CRISIS FUNDING STATS

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“Today we opened an unexpected package from NJ Sharing Network and it brought us to tears. Thank you, your kindness means more than we can ever express.

DIANE, SISTER OF ORGAN DONOR, BOB

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ROSE PARADE

ABUNDANT A Film Highlighting Altruism Through Personal Stories of Living Donation

On New Year’s Day, donor hero Lilyanne “Lily” James was honored on the national stage with a floragraph tribute on OneLegacy’s Donate Life float during the Rose Parade in Pasadena, California, made possible through the NJ Sharing Network Employee Giving Campaign. The James family traveled to Pasadena to attend the parade and take part in events alongside other families connected to our lifesaving mission.

Our Foundation was proud to help bring Abundant, a documentary film about the power of living donation, to the big screen. Directed and produced by Donald Griswold and Maitri River Productions, the film highlights the stories of 12 living kidney donors and their personal journeys of hope, generosity, and human connection.

In July 2022, Lily and her mother, Denise, tragically lost their lives in a motor vehicle accident. In the midst of unimaginable grief, Lily’s father, Craig, made the selfless decision to donate Lily’s organs, guided, he says, by love and empathy.

“I put myself in the shoes of a parent whose child was desperately waiting for an organ,” Craig shared. “I knew organ donation was the right thing to do and something Denise would have wanted for Lily, too. Lily’s legacy now lives on through others. Seeing her honored on such a global stage was deeply meaningful and knowing her story continues to inspire people makes it even more special.

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More than 30 members of our Living Donor Council, volunteers, staff, and members of our community attended a special one-night only screening of the documentary at AMC Garden State Plaza.

The screening was part of a larger campaign dubbed, Abundant Day, on July 28 where more than a dozen screenings were held across the country for more than 1,000 people.

LIVE HEALTHY & MOVE

RUNNING WITH THE DEVILS

VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION

Hosted over the summer in Paterson and Newark, Live Healthy & Move promoted wellness and highlighted the power of organ and tissue donation.

Our Foundation sponsored these community events organized

by NJ Sharing Network’s public education team. The events featured free health screenings, fitness activities, healthy eating tips, local community resources, live music and activities, and information on how to register as an organ and tissue donor.

We were thrilled to support RWJBarnabas Health at their annual Running with the Devils event in West Orange, joining the celebration of wellness and healthy communities across New Jersey.

Our volunteers and staff hosted an information table at the Turtle Back Zoo expo, sharing the importance of organ and tissue donation and transplantation with participants and families throughout the day.

We helped honor our dedicated advocates at the 2025 Volunteer Appreciation Reception held at our headquarters in New Providence. The awards listed below were presented during the event. We appreciate all our volunteers and their efforts to help spread awareness for our lifesaving mission!

• Community Hero | JoAnn DiGilio & Maryann Rosenberg • Youth Volunteer | Saksham Gupta & Melia Schettino • Jim Rhatican Legacy Honoree | Victor DiSanto • Community Partner | Biocodex • Media Champion | News 12 New Jersey • Wrapped in Love Volunteer | Lora Rayner

T-SHIRTS THAT SPARK CONVERSATIONS — AND SAVE LIVES NJ Sharing Network’s public education team reached more than 6,500 high school students across the state in 2025. Foundation funding helped provide program materials, including “Say Yes, Save Lives” t-shirts distributed to students during these impactful school presentations.

SUNFLOWER AWARD The Sunflower Award recognizes hospital staff and donation champions who go above and beyond in support of donation and transplantation nominated by NJSN staff to partners who embody our lifesaving mission. In 2025, 14 donation champions were honored with this award.

SHARING THE POWER OF PHILANTHROPY Our Foundation was proud to support The Power of Philanthropy in Organ and Tissue Donation and Transplantation, an inspiring workshop that brought together fundraising professionals from across the country to exchange ideas on community engagement, building support, and the role philanthropy plays in advancing our lifesaving mission.

HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS The Foundation’s High School Scholarship provides an opportunity to recognize and award graduating high school seniors who actively raise awareness about organ and tissue donation in their schools and communities. In partnership with our family and partner funds, we were proud to honor the following outstanding students in 2025:

CONGRATULATIONS

TO THE 2025 HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEES!

TO THE 2025 HEALTH SCIENCES SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEES! HEALTH SCIENCES SCHOLARSHIP The Foundation’s Health Sciences Scholarship provides an opportunity to recognize and award college students pursuing careers in health sciences who are committed to advancing the mission of organ and tissue donation. Funded by our NJ Sharing Network staff through our Employee Giving Campaign, we were proud to honor the following exceptional students in 2025:

Daniel S. Buckiewicz Scholarship Fund

Riley’s Path Scholarship Fund

Jim Rhatican Scholarship Fund

THOMAS EKBERG

THOMAS OLSKI

GRETA CLAUSEN

Wall Township High School The College of New Jersey

Brick Township High School Rutgers University – New Brunswick

Millburn High School Union County College

JULIA RONIEWSKI

ERYN RUBENACKER

LILY CONIGLIO

Applied Technology High School Villanova University

DePaul Catholic High School University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

New Providence High School Boston College

GABRIELLE JOHNSON Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School UC Santa Barbara

Missy’s Miracle Scholarship Fund

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CONGRATULATIONS

BRIAN LIPPMAN New Providence High School Boston College

PAIGE HENRIKSON Lenape Valley Regional High School East Stroudsburg University

REILLY HOAGLAND Toms River High School East The University of Alabama

Hearts for Emma Partner Fund

ANGELYNA SCHECK

EMMA SZABO

Eastwick College Major: Mortuary Science

The Pennsylvania State University Major: Biobehavioral Health

ALEXANDER RAUSCH

SOLEIL DUVIVIER

Case Western Reserve University Major: Biochemistry

Chamberlain University Major: Nursing

CHRISTOPHER KOLB Gill St. Bernard’s University of Notre Dame

EMMA CORRADINO

ANIKA BHATNAGAR

FRANK FURNARI

Moravian University Major: Nursing

Temple University Major: Biology

Jefferson Township High School County College of Morris

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RAISING FUNDS AND AWARENESS Our community remains a constant source of inspiration, showing their steadfast dedication to raising awareness and critical funds for our lifesaving mission. From supporting our signature events – the 5K Celebration of Life and Golf Classic to planning their own innovative, grassroots initiatives, our team captains, volunteers and advocates are essential to our success.

Each of these events, while unique, shares a common purpose: celebrating the gift of life and honoring our donor heroes.

Here are some memorable highlights throughout the year!

COLUMBIA BANK PRESENTATION

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Our Foundation received a $5,000 grant from the Columbia Bank Foundation through its Employee Sponsored Giving Program. Margaret LiguoriLancia, Assistant Branch Manager at Columbia Bank’s Haledon, NJ location, nominated our Foundation for its lifesaving mission. “NJ Sharing Network holds a special place in my heart, and I am grateful to Columbia Bank for creating a program that allows employees like me to make a real difference by supporting causes we care deeply about,” said Margaret.

DAVE CAVANAUGH Bayville resident David Cavanaugh completed four ultra marathons, covering 400 miles, on a personal mission to raise funds and awareness for organ and tissue donation.

A longtime employee of our tissue partner MTF Biologics, David wanted to do something meaningful to celebrate the gift of donation, and his efforts raised more than $2,400 for our Foundation. “Running 100 miles is painful, but it’s nothing compared to the pain felt by people waiting for a lifesaving organ transplant,” he said. His dedication to our mission, on and off the course, is an inspiration to all.

MAX HILLMAN We were honored when Max Hillman chose our Foundation as his Bar Mitzvah project, inspired by his Aunt Sara’s lifesaving transplant. Max hosted basketball clinics for children in his community and raised more than $2,200 for our Foundation, a remarkable act of generosity and leadership at any age.

SETON HILL Libby, daughter of organ donor Patricia Gallagher, and her Seton Hill University soccer teammates proudly wore NJ Sharing Network shirts during a game in to raise awareness for our lifesaving mission. The game raised funds to honor organ and tissue donor heroes like Patricia and served as a beautiful tribute to the lives that make our mission possible.

JOEY’S ANGELS TEAM LIBERTY PREPARING FOR THE GAMES Over the summer, Patti DiSanto and Jenny Godnick traveled to Denver, Colorado to meet with fellow team managers from across the country in preparation for the 2026 Transplant Games of America. Team Liberty, representing our Foundation, NJ Sharing Network, and the tri-state area, will head to the Games in late June with more than 80 team members. Held every other summer, the Games bring together transplant recipients, living donors, donor families, caregivers, those awaiting transplant, and dedicated supporters for an unforgettable week of competition, connection, and celebration.

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Joey’s Little Angels, a nonprofit founded by James and Nicole Angiolino, made a generous $10,000 contribution to our Foundation in honor of donor hero, Daniel Haas, a Notre Dame High School graduate whose gift of life touched six families through organ donation. James and Nicole established their nonprofit in memory of their late son Joey to support families with children facing serious medical conditions. “The secret to living is giving,” said James. “Supporting NJ Sharing Network and its mission is especially meaningful because it helps families like ours and honors incredible young people like Danny.”

NOAH’S SPARK The family of donor hero, Noah McDonough, marked a milestone by hosting the 10th Annual Noah’s Spark Fishing Tournament. Held in Delanco, NJ, the event brought together loved ones for a morning of competitive fishing, raffles, and heartfelt celebration of Noah’s life and legacy. Over the past decade, this beloved tradition has raised more than $27,000 in Noah’s name to support our lifesaving mission.

ROBERT HALF: HONORING THE GIFT OF LIVING DONATION Last November, Kaitlyn Prestinari donated a kidney to her mom, Kathy, giving her an incredible gift and a second chance of life. Inspired by her donation, Kaitlyn’s company, Robert Half, and their Bridgewater office hosted a month-long fundraiser that raised more than $4,000 for our Foundation. Kaitlyn was deeply grateful to be able to do something so meaningful for her mom and see her act of love resonate far beyond her family to inspire her colleagues to give back.

2025 LANDSCAPE OF LIFE DEDICATION

LANDSCAPE OF LIFE

The Landscape of Life Wall and Meditation Garden stand as enduring symbols of love, hope, and remembrance. This special space at our headquarters honors organ and tissue donors, transplant recipients and members of the community, while acknowledging contributions made in their honor.

TRIBUTE WALL The Landscape of Life Wall, depicting a swaying tree in bloom surrounded by butterflies in flight, honors organ and tissue donors, transplant recipients, and all touched by the gift of life.

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2025 Honorees Ben Diamond Madison R. Eldridge RoseMarie Hampp Briann Lentine

Carmen Mohamadi Gary N. Moore Kathleen Ring Allegra Michael C. Rizzo

Dawn P. Burke Karen Coimbra Marc R. Cooper Christopher Garland Justin Iuliano Kyle Jaskot Faith J. Krausman Guy Lazur

Patricia Mahoney Robert McCullion Daniel R. Midwinter Michael Snieckus Talea J. Stokes Courtney B. Wilczewski Barry L. Wilson

TO VIEW THE FULL LIST OF NAMES ON THE LANDSCAPE OF LIFE WALL, VISIT HTTPS://WWW.SHARINGNETWORKFOUNDATION.ORG/LANDSCAPE-OF-LIFE-WALL/.

The 2025 Landscape of Life Wall honorees were celebrated at a special Open House event at our NJ Sharing Network headquarters. Families joined community members, healthcare professionals, and fellow supporters to see their loved ones’ name on the wall for the very first time. More than 100 guests enjoyed a behind-the-scenes look at the heart of our lifesaving mission. They toured our state-of-the-art facility, discovering new ways to get involved, and speaking with our dedicated staff about their role in supporting the donation and transplant community. Attendees left inspired by the dedication, compassion, and generosity behind every gift of life.

LANDSCAPE OF LIFE MEDITATION GARDEN Dedicated in 2016, the Landscape of Life Meditation Garden serves as a natural extension of the Tribute Wall. Beautiful, personalized plaques are installed to recognize milestone contributions to our Foundation.

2025 GARDEN PLAQUE HONOREES Caitlin Mary Nelson Jim Rhatican

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CELEBRATING 15 YEARS OF THE 5K CELEBRATION OF LIFE IT’S MORE THAN A 5K...

IT’S A CELEBRATION OF LIFE

More than

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OCEAN PATHWAY OCEAN GROVE, NJ

&

JUNE 8, 2025

$1.6 million raised

NJ SHARING NETWORK HEADQUARTERS, NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ

3,000 contributions made in support

to support our life saving mission*

of 5K teams and participants

SINCE THE INCEPTION OF THE 5K

285

3,900

300

1,400

teams

volunteers & NJSN staff

walkers

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The legendary Luke Bautista brought joy, laughter, and light to everyone he met during his 15 years. Luke had a unique spark—he was funny, kind, adventurous, and creative, with a special love for pigs that has become a symbol his team proudly carries to this day. In 2016, Luke’s life was tragically cut short but even in loss, his generosity continued as an organ and tissue donor. In the wake of his passing, Luke’s family and friends came together to form Team Luke, participating in their very first 5K Celebration of Life that same year. Since then,

Luke’s dad, Chris, served as Chairman of the Sharing Network Foundation’s Board of Trustees and his mom, Carla, served as a member of the 5K Celebration of Life Steering Committee. We are deeply grateful for their dedication and generosity to the Foundation and are proud to help them continue Luke’s legacy.

CARLA BAUTISTA, MOTHER OF THE LEGENDARY LUKE

participants

$14 million 28 1,750+ raised events throughout teams

210,000+

miles logged by runners & walkers

the years

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Team Luke has become one of the largest teams in the 5K’s history, easily recognizable in their signature pig shirts. Last year, they exceeded an incredible $500,000 raised in support of our lifesaving mission.

“The 5K continues to provide a safe and authentic space for our family and friends to honor Luke while connecting with others who understand the profound impact of organ donation on both the recipients and donor families and friends. Gathering loved ones and celebrating Luke’s vibrant life and the gifts he gave through donation is a fitting tribute to his generous, caring, and entertaining spirit.

More than

runners

* The 5K Celebration of Life campaign total includes Annual Fund and 5K revenue received September 2024 – August 2025.

MEET THE TEAM FEATURED ON THE COVER: TEAM LUKE

IT’S MORE THAN A 5K...

IT’S A CELEBRATION OF LIFE

105,000+

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Last year, we proudly celebrated the 15th anniversary of the 5K Celebration of Life — an event that has grown from a bold idea in 2011 into the nation’s largest gathering of its kind in support of organ and tissue donation. That growth is a testament to the extraordinary generosity of our community, and the impact is profound.

Over the last 15 years, our teams, sponsors, participants, and supporters have collectively raised more than $14 million to

fund vital programs that support families touched by organ and tissue donation and advance our lifesaving mission in ways that would not have been possible without them.

Every dollar raised represents a family supported, a story honored, and a future made possible. We are endlessly grateful to the community that shows up year after year to make it happen.

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IT’S A CELEBRATION OF LIFE

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5K PEP RALLY The 2025 5K Celebration of Life Pep Rally was hosted at MetLife Stadium in celebration of 15 incredible years of the 5K. Team Captains, volunteers, and sponsors came together to share what the 5K and our lifesaving mission means to them, rally for the 5K events, and kick off the special anniversary 5K mural project that was displayed on 5K day. Attendees also enjoyed a behind the scenes tour of MetLife stadium and connected with other 5K participants.

ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATIVE MURAL We were proud to partner with coLAB arts and artist Leon Rainbow to bring this powerful mural to life at the 5K Celebration of Life events. 5K teams and participants had the opportunity to create and personalize 300 individual tiles that made up this inspiring piece of art. The mural design was created by a professional artist through coLAB arts who used direct quotes from families impacted by donation and transplantation to visually represent the gift of life and all it makes possible.

$60,000+ Team Buck

$40,000-$59,999 Team Luke

$20,000-$39,999 Tyler’s Tight Lines

$10,000-$19,999 Breezy’s Brigade Linda’s Lovees Team NJ Sharing Network

$5,000-$9,999

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SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR TOP FUNDRAISING TEAMS!

Team Andrew The Beat Lives On Billy Romanello’s Team Colleen’s Classroom Team Courtney Team Hailey Jape The Grape Jay Birds Johnson Bee Strong Just Do It in Celebration of Joe D’Addio Team Liberty Live Like BJ & Diane’s Doers

Live(r) Big! Liver Up for Nick Maddie’s Beach Angels Maeve The Brave Max’s Mitzvah Movers Missy’s Miracle Second Chance Vikings 4 Life

TEAM SECOND CHANCE

$2,500-$4,999

Adam’s Warriors Andrew’s Angels Team Charlie’s Angels Columbia Lung Transplant Team Team Darma Team Deanna Team Devon Team Don Team Dorothea It’s Sheila’s World Jane’s Cardinals Team Jason

“The 5K means celebrating my wife’s second chance through the gift of donation. It’s a day filled with gratitude for our donor Stephanie who made it possible, joy for the life we are able to share together, and hope for all those still waiting. For me, it’s both a celebration of resilience and a tribute to the power of giving life.

RON OSWICK, HUSBAND OF HEART TRANSPLANT RECIPIENT TANYA AND TEAM CAPTAIN OF TEAM SECOND CHANCE.

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TOP FUNDRAISING TEAMS continued Team Joe Joe Team Maggie Martial Arts for Life Team Mattman FDJC Miles for Maddie and Dedication to Dan Rob’s Crew Running On Sunshine Tim’s Rangers UH Walks for You Team Wayne G Woman’s Club of Spring Lake

$1,000-$2,499

1 Heart 2 Families Angels Among Us Team Anthony Team Anthony Palaia Team Beauregard Biff’s Gifts Billy’s Burdies Brave Gage’s Superheroes The Brucie Bunch Caitlin Gives Captain Steve’s Crew Celebrating Life Team Scozz Charlie’s Champions

Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center- Team Mulgaonkar Corbett’s Give and Take CPG #7 David’s Flock Dignity Funeral Transfer Service LLC Donate and Dominate Donation Nation Team Donna Jean DOVE Transplant Each One Reach One, Inc Team Eric Gearty Team Greta Hope’s Golden Touch Team Infineum TEAM JERRY Jerry’s Buddies #Jerrystrong TEAM JFK Joe Covino 2.0 Josh Team JoyBellesLove Team JSAV33 JSUMC Operating Room JSUMC Pedi ICU Keeping the Faith

THANK YOU TO OUR NEW PROVIDENCE SPONSORS Kirby’s Kidney Cadets Lady in Red Lisa’s Butterflies Live Life, Give Life Team Lung Distance Mighty Mazza Mimi & Rahel Newark Beth Israel Team NJHA TheNobleFish One Life Live(R) It Team One Love Panda Runners Paully’s Heavy Metal Hearts Peppermint Patti’s The Rhat Pack Robert’s Crew Rod Templon’s Runners Team Ruotolo RWJUH Donor & Transplant Champions Shamrocks for Marc Shine Brighter Sick of Sadness SPUH Running Team Team Stevie B and Karen Lee Team Susie

Team T-bones Crew The Tracking Nation Wakefern Runners Team Will Ganter You Only Need One

THANK YOU TO OUR OCEAN GROVE SPONSORS

PRESENTED BY

PRESENTED BY

PLATINUM SPONSORS

GOLD SPONSORS

GOLD SPONSORS

SILVER SPONSORS

BRONZE SPONSORS

Allergan Tissue Services Atlantic Health System I Overlook Medical Center

DD&B Solutions LLC Hilb Group In Thyme Catered Events

University Hospital Valley Health System

A & A Benefit Consultants

Hartz Mountain Industries

Bridge to Life

Herr Foods Inc.

(NORA) Nationwide Organ Recovery Transport Alliance

Capital Health System

MetLife Stadium

coLAB Arts

Metrographics Printing and Computer Services, Inc.

The County of Union Document Solutions Eversight

Peapack Private Reliable Onsite Services Second Wind Timing Solvita

SILVER SPONSORS

Cooper University Health Care DD&B Solutions LLC

BRONZE SPONSORS

Allergan Tissue Services

Peapack Private

Eversight

Reliable Onsite Services

Herr Foods Inc.

Saul Ewing LLP

Metrographics Printing and Computer Services, Inc

Second Wind Timing

Neptune Township

University Hospital

(NORA) Nationwide Organ Recovery Transport Alliance Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association

Hoffman’s Ice Cream In Thyme Catered Events

Solvita

OCT. 14, 2025

More than

MOUNTAIN RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB, WEST CALDWELL

from generous sponsors, participants and contributors

$190,000 raised

130+

supporters joined us for a meaningful day.

The event featured an 18-hole golf tournament, tennis and pickleball competitions, and a golf clinic. The 2025 Golf Classic proved to be one of the most impactful in our Foundation’s history.

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THANK YOU TO OUR GOLF CLASSIC SPONSORS GOLF CLASSIC PRESENTED BY

GOLD SPONSORS

SILVER SPONSORS

TENNIS TOURNAMENT PRESENTED BY

GOLF CART SPONSOR

A&A Benefit Consultants

HALFWAY HOUSE SPONSOR

Solvita

BRUNCH SPONSOR

Aquino Famly Foundation FAI-GON Electric

PUTTING GREEN SPONSOR CLOSEST TO THE PIN SPONSOR

FOURSOME SPONSOR Greg Anagnostis The DeAppolonio Family Deugen Development Dignity Memorial First Bank

Mar-Nic General Contractors (NORA) Nationwide Organ Recovery Transport Alliance Peapack Private Team Buck

Evention, Inc

PGA Tour Superstore

GOLF CANNON In honor of all SPONSOR living donors

CentraState Healthcare Foundation

Cooper University Healthcare Johnstone Supply

HOLE-IN-ONE Malouf Auto SPONSOR Group

HOLE SPONSORS Blood Centers of David Goodman America, Inc Laborers The DiSanto Local 1010 Family

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PICKELBALL TOURNAMENT PRESENTED BY

MMI Communication, LLC

Northern Bound Productions Seton Hall Athletics

Virtua Health

THE GIVING CIRCLES GIFTS RECEIVED JANUARY 1–DECEMBER 31, 2025 Visionary $10,000+

Amazon New Jersey Dignity Memorial Dilworth Paxson LLP HFO Foundation Hilb Group Joeys Little Angels Inc Meyer and Depew Heating and Cooling (NORA) Nationwide Organ Recovery Transport Alliance RWJBarnabas Health Sally Frank Ayotte Charitable Fund The Bishop Family Fund The Henry Family Charitable Fund The Sumas Family Foundation

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Ambassador $5,000-$9,999

A & A Benefit Consultants Allergan Tissue Services Bridge to Life, Ltd. Jane Buckiewicz Columbia Bank Foundation Cooper University Health Care Victor and Patti DiSanto Document Solutions Eastwick College Evensonbest Llc Facebook Payments Inc. Factory Mutual Insurance Company Golf Sigma Sum Raffle Graphic Marketing Group Charlie and Barb Huffman LIUNA Metrographics Printing & Computer Services, Inc. Morristown Medical Center Peapack Private The Prince Family Jay P. Rhatican Genci Sela

Solvita The Bianca Beck Memorial Foundation University Hospital Valley Health System Mark Walters

Benefactor $2,500-$4,999

Greg Anagnostis Benchmark Builders LLC Ruth Brinster Norman Buckman Capital Health System Alyssa N. D’Addio The Dayback Family Deugen Development Rudy Digilio Jim Finnegan First Bank Global Transplant Solutions, Inc. Golforegood Turkey Tee Off Hearts For Emma J.C. Kellogg Foundation King Financial Network Mar-Nic General Contractors

NJM Insurance Group Noah’s Spark Memorial Fund Corp.

Anne Papp Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center Pizzutillo Public Affairs LLC Prince Family Charitable Fund The Rodriguez Family Bill and Stacey Romanello David Romano Saul Ewing LLP Sharyn Sawczak Deborah Smith Spring Lake 5 Amanda A. Tibok

Patron $1,000-$2,499

Diane A. Akers Alan And Josie Ganek Family Fund Joyce Angelini Annabelle Forever Young Foundation Aquino Family Charitable Foundation Arthur and Nancy Lee Fund for Charitable Giving

Ayars Family Fund Kelly Bonventre Broad Street Car Wash, Inc Paula J. Brown The Cassano Family CentraState Healthcare Foundation Charityvest/Everloved Marc Chiapperino Church Of Christ The King Phyllis Cirbus Coaction Specialty Stacy Colatrella Catherine DeAppolonio Dennis DeAppolonio Mary Demnicki Thomas Demnicki Dignity Funeral Service Dakota Dolan Anli Du AJ and Corie Eldridge Energy Capital Partners Management Caitlin A. English Sandy Erwin Evention, Inc Fai-Gon Electric Inc Tom Fair Matthew Felix Jordan Fessler Flying Ram Farm Foundation Kirby and Linda Foray Linda Gearty Jenny Godnick

Golf Cannon David Goodman Alice Gorczycki Walsh Greenbriar Oceanaire Mens Club G.O.M.C. Harbour Mechanical Corporation Hartz Mountain Industries Kevin Holt Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Robert P. Hosko, D.D.S. Icon Interiors, Inc. Deepa Iyer Jackie Nolan Memorial Fund Jackson PBA 168 James Nelson and Caitlin Nelson Memorial Fund Laura Janay Johnstone Supply Jorge Kalil Susan Karches KBC Advisors Lynn Keating Peter Kellogg Kendrick and Lisa White Family Foundation Chris Kiser Mark Kleinknecht L&K Partners, Inc. LB Architects Marissa Leonessa LikeWear M. S. P. Construction Corp.

Karen L. MacNaul Wanda Martinez Michael Martorella Burton Mattice Richard W. Maus Aimee McCord Lavise McCray The Midwinter Family Jennifer Mueller Fred Mueller Thomas Nastasi, Iii Nead Electric Inc New Jersey Hospital Association Jeffrey Newenhouse Organ Recovery Systems Paladin Technologies Manish Patel Paypal Perfusion Solution Inc Barry Portnoy Cristian Posada Purnell Family Giving Trust Michael C. Rizzo and Edward Hahn, Jr. RMV 2 Scholarships Plus Inc Robert Half Lorie Rodimer Safety Scaffolds Sanofi Barbara Sine Alan J. Sori, M.D. Matt Tharney The Arlene and David Kaplan Fund

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The Eileen and Leslie Quick Charitable Fund The Liro-Hill Family Fund The Office of James Ruderman Thrift Barns Of Morris County Moise P. Toussaint David Triglia Wakefern Food Corporation Margaret Walters Betty Weissman Carolyn M. Welsh Janet and Ria Zanetich

Supporter $500-$999

The Abene Family Amerihealth Kori Anderson Dr. Michael Aquino Mara Barlow Penina Barr Mickie Bautista Denise Belmonte Vicki Bernstein Peter Bernstein

Best Way Electric Company Inc Linda Black Blood Centers of America, Inc Al Bol Brent Material Company Dr. Patrick and Nancy Buddle Barbara Burgess Joseph Candido Francis Capetta Debra Caplan Amanda Carini Elizabeth Chappell Karen Colucci Donna Cuffe Jim Curley Ed Desiderio Domenic Dipiero Anthony Dorey William Doyle Brian Fitzgerald Janet Freeman Functional Medicine Center Of New Jersey Neil Garguilo Wayne Geraci, Sr. Mike Giacabillo Kimberly Gibbons Chris Giblin Golf Putting Game Bruce Greenstein GSE Family Fund Harry Hansen

Kitty and Dave Hartman Matt Hayden Jane Holloway Donna Holmgren Sallie Hosko Matthew Hosko Ronald and Tracey Hosko Shankar Iyer Steven C. Jacoby, M.D. Lori James-Boger Jersey Shore Anesthesia (JSAA) Richard and Cindy Johnson JRM Construction Management John Kelly Janine Kelly Sharyn Kreitzer Laborers Local 1010 Admir Lagji Sal Lamantia Noah Lazarovitch Wanda Lesoine Michael Levenson Josh Losardo Lauren Madorma Dana Magno Mark and Julie McLaughlin Foundation Tim Massett Eileen McCullion Matthew and Jessica McDonnell Sean McEntee Mesirow Financial Administrative

Group Adele E. Meyer MMI Communication, LLC Marithely Morales-Allen Morgan Stanley Sandra Moskowitz Kevin Mulkerin Sanjeev & Jody Nair Dee Nelson Linda Nelson Charlie and Patricia Nierstedt John Nimphius Gary Nixon Northern Bound Productions LLC The Novotny Family Adam Olsen Bryan Pennington Karen Perry Anthony Pitale Peter Puleo John S. Radomski, M.D. Mary Rankin Carson Remig Rotary Club Of Robbinsville Hamilton Foundation Inc Gregg Rothman Saint Peter’s Healthcare System Marty Schwarz Second Reformed Church of Hackensack Security By Design Wire Works Seton Hall Athletics

Sim Shain Kimberly Slaton Alison H. Snieckus Adam Stark John Stavola Russell Sterling Storch Family Giving Steven W. Swissman Ted Moudis Associates The Clearing House The New Jersey Chamber of Commerce Tinton Falls PBA Local 251 William Toler Marco Totaro Steve Towler TPG Architecture Frank and Trish Truppo Ryan Turcotte Underground Utilities Corp.

Union County Daughters of Ireland Glen Unkel Vanguard Endowment Charitable Program Brittany Visaggio Robert Vitolo Kelly Waldron Regina Warga Bruce Watts Webster U. Walker Jr. Foundation Inc. WML Public Affairs LLC Ken Womer

Tim Yehl Amy Young

Friends $250-$499

330 Fairfield Road LLC 3br Distillery Gina Adams Advanced Biotech Lori Altiero Patricia Amyx Henry Anderson Carla Anderson-Arthurs Aspire Mimi Assegidie Kim Atno Kenneth Auerbach Vivian E. Baker and Thomas J. Calu Maria Baker Liz Balatbat Serena Barchi Matthew Bassista Richie Bautista Judith Beekman Adele Ben’Ary Michael Ben’Ary Debby Birrer Tim Black Ingrid Bordman Borough of Spotswood Annette Bourhill

Anna Michelle Brandt David Brenner Constance Brookes Thomas Brooks Jay Buckiewicz Eva Budz Roby Bull James Burgess Ametra Burton Melissa Campione Jennifer Cappucci Joseph Carey Kevin Carter John Celiberti Cathy Cerbo Chasan Lamparello Mallon & Cappuzzo, PC Laurie Cherico Peter Cirignano Jerry Clark Kelly Cleary Joseph Coccaro James Collis David Colonna Diane Conboy Kirshenbaum Michael and Patti Coughlin Amy Marie Crowe Cybergrants-CAFA Alberta D’Addio Steven D’Arco Vincent Dauria Joseph David

Deborah Deffaa Keith DeLeo Rolando Delgado Dorothy L. DeLuca Dennis A. Vaccaro Charitable Foundation, Inc. Edward Depaolis Donna Derrick Richard Destefano Michele DiBiase Joseph P Doll Jayme Donofrio Julie Downing Christine Doyle Theodore Dudek Maria Duerr Jake Edelson Andrea Egan Jennifer Eldridge Marylou Facher Fairview Board of Education Fanwood-Scotch Plains Rotary Club Ken Feldman Deborah Fenchel Fieldstone Properties I, LLC Stephanie Flynn Fortunato & Pirrello, Llc Dan Frazier Ellen French Tova Friede Robert Friedel Friendly Sons Of Shillelagh JE

Cindy Ganci Dana Gangemi Timothy Garland Anne B. Gavin Michael Gerazounis Maureen Giannone Dave Gibbons Brian and Elisse Glennon Marjorie Goldstein Heather L. Gucwa Steven Hadley Shane Hall Halpin-Bitecola Brookdale Funeral Home Jo Harden Christine Hargreaves Julie Harris Russell Helwig Marc Hembrough George Herrera Nicholas Hibnes Brad Hisey William Hoffman Kenneth Homan Gary Imhoff Arlene Inglis Dawn Joffe Matthew Johnson Beth Kameika Sheyda Karvar Janice Katz Lynn Keenan

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Marion Kennelly Kelly Ketterson Betsy Kimmel Donna King Philip Lamparello John Larue Debra Lasalle Terri Lathan Dale Lazarovitch Jon Leggett Kelly Rosso Leight Kevin Leininger Tricia Lentine Shirley Leong Michael Levy Linden PBA Local 42 Lions Club of New Providence Megan Loewenberg John P. and Vicki Longo Heather Lovallo Eileen Lubeck-Schiffman Diane Ludewig Jennifer Magee Stephen Makwinski Krissy Manning Chris Martell James Martin Tatiana Martinez Ali Mattera Tom McGee Erin McGee Gloria McGowan

MaryPat McLaughlin Jim McLoughlin Christina McManimon Maureen McManus Kevin McNerney Laurene Meberg-Todd Melissa Peck Family Fund Ryan Menhinick Samantha Migliaccio Gary Mignone Hesalyn Millington Susan Mingione Micayla Mirabella Pirkash Mirchandani Jeffrey Miskoff Charles Moran, III Mulcare Pipeline Solutions Ujwala Mulgaonkar, M.D. Paul Murphy Daniel Nelson R. Newhardt Ocean County F.S.O.S. Charity Account (Friendly Sons of Shil) Rosemarie O’Connors Kerrie Olsen Paul Onderdonk Ronald and Tanya Oswick Makarios Palios Donald Palmer Mike Panacciulli Barbara Patterson David Paulussen

Paypal Charitable Giving Fund PBA Local 50, Inc Gregg Perlmutter Lorraine Petrocelli Tracy Picut Michelle Pincus Michael Plechy Ruth Poskitt Peter Ramsey Ranft Family Charitable Fund Kristin Ray Mark Reagan Laurie Richard Robert And Lori Gelman Charitable Fund James Rowan Rowen Family Giving Account Joaquinn Ruela Doreen Ruotolo Laura San Miguel Edward Santalone Carlton Savoye Anne C. Schaumburg Susan Schickedanz Laura Schilling Thomas Schoemer Michael Schuler Richard Serko Angela Serrano Thomas Shields Anna Silverman Veresh Sita

Carol Smith William Smith Pamela Sniffen Sovereign Mechanical Corp Jay Stafford Tracey Stesner Catherine Sutera Benjamin Tabs Ted Tafaro Lauren Taylor Dawn Temperino Christine Tenore Deborah Terppe The Apple Tree The Crystal Family Foundation Fund Thomas G. Malone Donor Advised Fund Rose Tobe Karen Tosco Thomas Trezza Jean Vacca Linda Viersma Carmine Visone Nancy Wagner Carole Walz Joshua Ward Nancy Warnken Jennifer Ann Wendland Leah Wetmore Karen Whitaker Loretta Wiens Jared Wolf

Woman’s Club of Arlington Evening Membership Department Ashley Wright David P. Zailik Zaklin Family Charitable Fund Nelie Zerman Marian Ziegler

Workplace Giving & Matching Gifts

Abbvie ADP AIG (American International Group, Inc.) American Century Investments Foundation American Express Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Assurant, Inc. AT&T BlackRock Matching Gift Program Bridgestone Americas Trust Fund Chevron Chubb Charitable Foundation Costco Daiichi Sankyo, Inc. DIAGEO Dun & Bradstreet Elevance Health Equitable Foundation Estee Lauder Companies FM Global Foundation

General Mills Google The Horizon Foundation of New Jersey IBM IQVIA Johnson & Johnson Jones Lang LaSalle Juniper Liberty Mutual Insurance McMaster-Carr Supply Company Medtronic MSG Entertainment Holdings, LLC National Grid News Corp Giving Novartis Pfizer Foundation Plymouth Rock Foundation Prudential Foundation Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Matching Gifts & Volunteer Grant S&P Global Salesforce.org Spotify Tiffany & Co. UHG UMG Verizon Foundation Virtus Investments Partners Wyndham Hotels & Resorts

T hank you for your generous support and continued commitment to honoring

the gift of life.

2025 IMPACT REPORT www.SharingNetworkFoundation.org

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