CONNECTION CRISIS
2020 1 • 2020 PPH ANNUAL REPORT
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2020
was a year in which we were all barraged with words, images, and experiences that rocked us to our core. Unprecedented. Pandemic. Isolation. Together, we focused on turning the negativity around, making it into something powerful and positive. Not just through our words, but through our actions. In these times of social isolation, we forged connections. Where there was fear, we practiced flexibility. We replaced doubts with determination. And instead of looking back, we’re looking forward.
Please note that photos of residents not wearing face masks were either taken at a proper social distance or prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Table of Contents Letter from the CEO.................................................................. 2 Letter from the Chair................................................................ 2 What We Do................................................................................. 3 Our Impact................................................................................... 6 Our Priorities............................................................................... 21 Our Fiscal Responsibility.......................................................... 23 Our Donors.................................................................................. 28
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LETTER FROM THE CEO
LETTER FROM THE CHAIR
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uring the first few months of 2020, the world could not have imagined the challenges and adversities that were on the horizon. Within a few months, the reality of the global pandemic set in and PPH, like other senior living communities, had to swiftly identify and establish new safety protocols and reimagine the delivery of services to prioritize the health and well-being of residents and staff.
For over 130 years, PPH has provided a safe, caring environment for thousands of residents. We have been a vital resource for seniors in the Lawndale section of Northeast Philadelphia and look forward to continuing our tradition of providing our residents the opportunity to achieve their highest quality of life. As you will see throughout this annual report, we met each challenge with hope and optimism. We learned not only to cope, but to thrive. From adjusting to limited travel and restrictions on visits from family and friends, to organizing a Gratitude Parade in appreciation of countless selfless acts, we witnessed the PPH family rise to the occasion. Residents and staff continue to work together to keep spirits high and the community safe.
esmond Tutu said that “hope is being able to see that there is light despite all the darkness.” I have asked myself where was the light during 2020, the year of COVID-19? As I look back upon the year, I see many rays of light shining upon The Philadelphia Protestant Home.
The ray of light from staff and leadership persevering to care for and protect our residents; the community and volunteers who rallied behind these efforts with PPE, sanitizing materials, lunches, and other thoughtful actions. The ray of light of unwavering hope and optimism exuding from the leadership of John Dubyk, who took over the reins of President and CEO during a pandemic.
Despite the challenges of 2020, PPH celebrated many accomplishments. We embarked on a campus-wide Wi-Fi project, laying the groundwork for enhanced connectivity for residents. This project also will enhance safety and security throughout the PPH campus, help staff work more effectively, and support resident health services through telehealth.
The amazing philanthropic ray of light from our sponsors and donors to the Strengthening Connections Campaign for Campus-Wide Wi-Fi as we strengthen the efforts for families and friends to stay connected.
The Strengthening Connections Campaign for Campus-Wide Wi-Fi, which replaced the traditional PPH Gala in 2020, raised over $250,000 in contributions from our generous sponsors and donors!
The light that Board members provided, adapting to Zoom meetings to fulfill our duties and to ask the tough questions. Staying connected meant we were able to work together on financing, strategic planning, CEO recruitment and goals, Code of Corporate Integrity, and policies and procedures governing the Board.
PPH recognized the challenge of remaining competitive in this changing market. We evaluated our infrastructure and embarked on renovations to update our campus and create an innovative atmosphere. In addition to the Wi-Fi project, other initiatives included the repointing of two building exteriors, upgraded lighting in Independent Living building hallways, updated elevators, an added parking lot, a new entrance to Alpha Manor, an upgraded heating and cooling system, and an advanced fire alarm system. As we look ahead, we are optimistic that continued safety measures, vaccinations, and a better understanding of this disease will return PPH, and the greater community, to normalcy. On behalf of our residents, families, Board of Directors, and staff, we thank you for your support and patience during this challenging time, and we look forward to welcoming you back to our campus soon. Sincerely,
Communications and interactions, albeit virtual, were critical in addressing the impact of the pandemic on finances, personnel, residents and their families, and physical campus. There were no shortages of challenges in 2020. As the PPH family moves forward into 2021 and beyond, we face the challenges ahead knowing that we have an abundance of light in our midst. So indeed, despite the darkness of 2020, we see the light of hope. With the support of the community, donors, legislators, staff, families, and friends, we will forge ahead to provide the high quality of care our residents deserve. Thank you for your continued support. Sincerely,
John Dubyk President and CEO
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Catherine Nemeth Chairperson, PPH Board of Directors
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WHAT WE DO
TRIUMPH CATASTROPHE
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his year, our PPH family worked constantly. We planned tirelessly. And we kept on doing what we’ve always done — provide the highest quality of care under all circumstances. Together, we turned weakness into strength and replaced uncertainty with assurance. Out of catastrophe, we brought triumph.
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WHAT WE DO
MISSION:
to provide a caring senior living community that affords its residents the opportunity to achieve their highestpossible quality of life.
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PH has a 130-year history of dedication and superior care in senior living and services. Our tagline, “We’re family,” rings true as you experience the caring environment where friends become neighbors and neighbors become friends. PPH offers the assurance of a true continuum of care: residents and their families have peace of mind knowing that, regardless of future care needs, they will live in a safe and secure environment. Through PPH’s Benevolent Care program, residents have the extra assurance that if they exhaust their financial resources, through no fault of their own, they will continue to receive quality care for life. The affinity of residents, their loved ones, and staff — represent a true family. Residents have a team of dedicated staff members ready to assist when needed. PPH offers an exceptional value while making available a wide variety of opportunities for residents to lead a purposeful life in a beautiful, safe, and secure environment.
One Campus. One Continuum. Many Choices.
Skilled Nursing
SNF Rehab
Independent Living
Personal Care
Personal Care – Respite Memory Care
PPH offers access to the six dimensions of wellness: Environmental
Spiritual Social
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Emotional Intellectual
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Independent Living I have been a part of PPH since 1998. I have the pleasure of being the volunteer coordinator here, and my husband Ted, years ago, was the security director. Residents Carol and We both consider PPH to be Ted Cherrington our second family. In 2016, we moved to PPH Independent Living. Ted has since moved to Pathways, our nursing area, and receives excellent care. I appreciate the care my husband is receiving as well as how we are all cared for during this continuing pandemic. What PPH means to me … ‘family, safety, friends, and continuing care.’ Not everyone would want to live where they work, but not everyone works at PPH. I am so grateful to be a part of this wonderful place that I call home. — Carol PPH Resident and Employee
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Spacious floor plans, opportunities for engagement, amenities and services available on one beautiful 13-acre campus — that is the PPH lifestyle. For adults 62 years or older, PPH is more than just a place to live; it is home. Throughout the pandemic, residents enjoyed the convenience of services delivered to the community, such as banking, grocery shopping, and streaming entertainment, as well as opportunities to socialize (from a distance) — all in a safe environment.
Personal Care Residents who need additional assistance with daily living enjoy the privacy of their own residence while exploring newly renovated dining and activity areas. Our staff is committed to ensuring their care, comfort, and convenience. PPH also offers short-term respite care for those recuperating after a rehabilitative stay in nursing or long-term residency.
Memory Care Our Chapters program provides specialized memory care for those who are affected by various forms of dementia. A safe, welcoming neighborhood, Chapters provides care and programming that promote a stimulating environment.
Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Both short- and long-term care are available at PPH. Designed for those who need an individualized therapy program following a hospital stay, our short-term rehabililitation is designed to get them back to their lives as soon as possible. Long-term care offers 24-hour services in a cheerful, secure environment to assure the highest quality of care.
OUR IMPACT
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UNPRECEDENTED
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uring 2020, we turned isolation into connection. Loneliness into laughter. And grief into gratitude. It was a year in which we all stayed safely apart, while pulling together. PPHFAMILY.ORG • 7
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KEEPING RESIDENTS CONNECTED PPH Adjusts, Finds Optimism Amid Uncertainty The COVID-19 pandemic has been a difficult time for many. Staying in our homes, unable to do many of the things we’d like, and see the people we’d like to see, has been a challenging, but necessary measure to protect ourselves and others. Social distancing has been arguably the most frustrating part of the adjustment. Typically at PPH, acquaintances become friends and friends become family. Not gathering in groups for activities or dinner, shaking hands, or giving an affectionate hug, are aspects of life we all miss and will never take for granted again. While social distancing has kept us separated and unable to meet in large groups, PPH still found ways to bring people together. Residents take part in PPH’s socially distanced cardio class with Wellness Coordinator Kayla Jurimas.
Wellness team found new participants despite social distancing Despite social distancing protocols that required PPH’s Wellness and Aquatics Center to close, the wellness team continued doing their part to help make exercise accessible and enjoyable for all residents. The wellness team offered a variety of Silver Sneakers® classes twice a day on our inhouse TV channels so that all residents were able to exercise safely within their own spaces. PPH resident Regina chats with her daughter.
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PPH resident Dolores meets her great-grandson for the first time.
“I have never used the Wellness Center before, but I am really enjoying the TV exercise segments, and I find that it helps to get me loosened up before playing the piano,” said resident Patricia Coyne.
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Outdoor fun — Salsa and Sips, PPH Fit PPH’s wellness team held two events outside in the courtyard to kick off fall. The first event was Salsa and Sips in September and the second was PPH Fit in October. At Salsa and Sips, residents salsa danced and enjoyed a cold beer. At PPH Fit, residents line danced and enjoyed chili and hot apple cider. Fortunately, the weather cooperated for both events, as did everyone involved by social distancing and wearing masks.
Come on down! PPH Price is Right was a success! Hosted by Volunteer Coordinator Carol Cherrington, Kathy Nucero, and Bridget Klotz of Life Enrichment, residents were invited to “come on down” to the PPH Social Hall for four different shows. Games included Plinko, Pick a Pair, and Hi Lo. Winners took home prizes from the PPH Tabor Market and Gift Shop and each player spun the wheel for a chance to be in the Showcase Showdown.
Residents showcased ‘phenomenal’ talents PPH Independent Living residents shared their musical talent. Jim (left) played the trumpet, Bernadette and Lawrence (center) performed a song, and Audrey (right) sang as part of the talent show, which aired on the community’s in-house TV channels in September.
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Cornhole Residents enjoyed many games of cornhole, thanks to Ron and Jean Pleis, longtime friends of PPH. The Pleises donated two beautiful cornhole boards marked with the PPH logo! Residents such as Mary (left) and Elaine (right) have enjoyed playing outside in our courtyard.
L’shanah Tovah! Our Jewish residents received challah and cake for Rosh Hashanah. Rosh Hashanah, which means “head of the year,” is the Jewish New Year. Our Jewish residents also observed Yom Kippur, a day of atonement and repentance. A service was shown on PPH TV.
PPH TV kept residents active, connected, and informed Despite restrictions, PPH was able to bring activities to residents’ living rooms.
Left, Santa Claus gives Kathy a gift. Right, Carol tells the story of Hanukkah.
Filming for the Holidays Independent Living residents recorded their holiday parties, which aired on PPH TV throughout December. Those in attendance sang Christmas carols, read poems, and reminisced about family traditions of past and present. 7 • 2020 PPH ANNUAL REPORT
PPH TV helped keep residents connected to their faith and spirituality through daily devotions broadcast from the PPH Chapel and Bible study groups.
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APPRECIATING OUR HEALTHCARE HEROES
Staff representatives from each department displayed their posters of gratitude given to them by residents in honor of MLK Day of Service.
MLK Day of Service A group of residents gathered in the Social Hall for Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, a day that honors and celebrates the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The posters and an accompanying poem in the style of Dr. Seuss, written by Independent Living resident Marge, were presented to each department as a display of gratitude for the quality care and service provided by staff. PPHFAMILY.ORG • 10
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PPH Gratitude Parade PPH held a Parade of Gratitude in May 2020. Staff walked around campus as residents cheered from the lobby areas, windows, and balconies. Many residents decorated their windows and banged pots and pans as staff from various departments walked by. The staff at PPH were appreciative of this amazing display of gratitude and love.
Elaine and Marlene, who moved into PPH last summer, kept busy during the pandemic by playing Rummikub on their balcony, bird-watching, and watching TV and movies on Netflix. They both expressed how much they have enjoyed their time living at PPH, and said they are even more certain now about their decision to move here, noting how caring and comforting residents and staff have been since they moved in.
Everyone needs to know they are appreciated. —Independent Living resident Marlene
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PPH Auxiliary is ‘Udderly Amazing’ The PPH Auxiliary made various donations over the past year to assist residents and staff. Udderly Smooth hand creams were distributed to every staff member with a personal note — many of whom are dealing with dry hands from all of the soap and hand sanitizer. It’s just one example of the Auxiliary’s countless acts of kindness.
Employee Appreciation PPH’s Human Resources team organized a special Employee Appreciation boxed lunch for a different department each month in 2020. October’s lunches were given to Dining Services staff, instead of having the dining team prepare their own well-deserved treat. The Human Resources team passed out lunches to the Dining Services Department.
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PARTNERS IN CARE CareGivers America treats PPH staff to Mission BBQ lunch PPH was thankful to CareGivers America’s Greater Philadelphia Area branch — at the recommendation of PA State Rep. Jared Solomon — for donating a Mission BBQ lunch to our hardworking and dedicated staff. Everyone enjoyed the chicken and pulled pork sandwiches, along with the macaroni and cheese and baked beans!
Heroes need ice cream, too Antwine Johnson of the Maintenance Department posed with his ice cream. PPH is thankful to Serenity Hospice PA for treating our staff to ice cream on a beautiful, sunny afternoon in May.
Special delivery PPH is thankful to thank American Heritage Credit Union (AMHCU) for donating 140 level-3 gowns to our PPH nurses. AMHCU Account Manager William Quinn personally delivered the gowns in July. 13 • 2020 PPH ANNUAL REPORT
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PPE donated to PPH Thank you to our friends at Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce of North America (TCCNA) for the generous donation of much-needed PPE. New Jersey Chapter Board President Jimmy Shee and Board Member James Kin delivered the shipment directly to our community. PPHFAMILY.ORG • 14
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Treats for Chapters Twistee Treats, through the EBOD Foundation, donated ice cream sundae party kits to our Chapters residents and staff. Paul Corbett of Twistee Treats, a Mayfair ice cream shop, supplied and delivered the ice cream. Paul (center) is pictured with Vice President of Marketing and Communications Shannon Grieb (left) and Chapters Life Enrichment Supervisor Debbie Andrews (right).
PPH thanks PPD — Auxiliary treated the 2nd District to hoagies The PPH Auxiliary sponsored a “Hoagie Day” for Philadelphia’s 2nd Police District. Hoagies for both the day and night shift were sent over to their new building on Cottman Avenue. PPH is thankful to the 2nd District officers and the entire Philadelphia Police Department for their dedication and service.
Pennsylvanian Overseas Chinese Pandemic Fighting Fund PPH received a generous in-kind donation from the Pennsylvanian Overseas Chinese Pandemic Fighting Fund, coordinated by Rep. Jared Solomon. The donation included surgical masks, KN 95 masks, surgical gowns, gloves, and infrared thermometers. 16 • 2020 PPH ANNUAL REPORT 15
Left to right: 2nd District Community Relations Officer Mark Mroz, Steve of Castor Pizza, PPH President & CEO John Dubyk, and PPH Auxiliary President Patricia Coyne.
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AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
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ach year, during Founders’ Day, one resident from each level of care is chosen as PPH Resident of the Year. The distinction recognizes a resident who contributes to the well-being of the PPH community; possesses a positive attitude, determination, and perseverance; offers constructive feedback in an appropriate and considerate manner; is a good neighbor and is respectful to other residents. The award is named in honor of former residents who demonstrated exemplary commitment to the PPH mission and values. Due to COVID restrictions, PPH was unable to hold its annual Founders’ Day ceremony in the Social Hall. But, as with many events since March 2020, PPH brought Founders’ Day to residents’ living rooms through a virtual event that aired on PPH TV throughout December.
Independent Living Resident of the Year Director of Social Services Lisa Rubin-Wallack announced Lawndale Manor resident Patricia Coyne (left) as The Reggie and Betty Beauchamp Independent Living Resident of the Year. Patricia’s family and friends all expressed admiration for her dedication to PPH, the PPH Auxiliary, and the various other projects she is involved with — not only inside PPH, but outside the community as well. “The kind words of staff and my family — so beautifully presented — were touching and encouraging,” Patricia said. “I am grateful for the many opportunities for, and rewards of, engaging and serving here at PPH.”
Personal Care Resident of the Year Vice President of Residential Living & Personal Care Mary Ann Parisse announced Hilda Gordon (right) as The Gertrude Corley Personal Care Resident of the Year. “She has been a dear and welcoming presence, especially to all of the Personal Care residents,” Mary Ann said. “Even after the death of her beloved husband [Max] just one year ago, she continues to be a positive ray of sunshine, helping and supporting new residents as they settle in.”
Pathways Resident of the Year Associate Director of Social Services Marge Felix announced Ted Cherrington (left) as The Carmela Heine Pathways Resident of the Year. “He is always willing to help fellow residents out on the fourth floor of Pathways during crafts and is extremely thoughtful,” Marge said. Ted participates in various activities in Pathways and has been a volunteer at the ACE Center. “I was so surprised to receive the award and so happy to see all my family on [PPH] TV congratulating me,” Ted said. “It was an unbelievable moment.” PPHFAMILY.ORG • 17
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PPH President’s Award The President’s Award recognizes a staff member who demonstrates PPH’s core values and provides residents with quality care and exceptional customer service. This winner is selected by PPH Leadership from a pool of candidates that includes employees who have received a Guardian Angel designation or were awarded employee of the month. The 2020 President’s Award recipient, announced on Founders’ Day, is Pathways nurse Luinegat Destin. Luinegat was designated a PPH Guardian Angel by Independent Living resident Pastor Ken Smith in May 2018. After a stroke a few years ago, Pastor Ken rehabbed in Pathways. He said the circumstances had him in a state of depression, but Luinegat helped lift his spirits during the recovery process. “I call her an angel of mercy,” he said. “That makes me feel great,” Luinegat said of winning the award. Luinegat noted the importance of quality care, respect, and dignity when caring for residents.
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I’ll be here to volunteer for the rest of my life. I’m proud to be part of the PPH family. —Paul Hedges, Volunteer of the Year
Schea Endowment for Healthcare Education Scholarship recipient PPH awarded the latest recipient of the Eberhard and Helen Schea Endowment Fund for Healthcare Education — Sarah Dafils. Sarah joined Dining Services’ wait staff in August 2018. She entered her junior year at Holy Family University in the fall of 2020, where she is majoring in nursing.
Volunteer of the Year Volunteer Coordinator Carol Cherrington announced Independent Living resident Paul Hedges as the Volunteer of the Year. “Paul is ready to help others anytime there’s a need. He has an upbeat personality and a smile behind the mask,” Carol said. Paul delivers mail to other residents and is always looking for ways to help inside the community. He says he volunteers to show his gratitude for the quality care his wife received when she lived in Pathways. “I’ll be here to volunteer for the rest of my life,” he said. “I’m proud to be part of the PPH family.”
Sarah Dafils (center) is pictured with Vice President of Human Resources Daphne Floyd (left) and Director of Dining Services Lisa Burke (right). PPHFAMILY.ORG • 18
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PPH welcomes new CFO & Vice President of Finance Christina Knapp succeeded John Dubyk as CFO & Vice President of Finance. Christina completed the Larry Minnix Leadership Academy, a program from LeadingAge that enhances the leadership skills of nonprofit leaders within the LeadingAge community in October 2020. Fostering her leadership qualities has helped her take on the challenges that COVID-19 has brought. She also mentions that people have stepped up all around, whether it is lending a helping hand, decorating a window, or painting one of the many rocks that have been found around PPH's campus. As for her time so far at PPH, she felt welcome almost immediately. “Within a few days, I felt like I had already been here for a long time,” she said. Christina hopes to bring new, innovative ideas to PPH. With her previous audit experience, she will utilize what she learned from the successes of other senior living communities.
Within a few days, I felt like I had already been here for a long time. — Christina Knapp, CFO & Vice President of Finance
Blankets to-go PPH residents gather on Tuesday mornings in the Craft Room to knit blankets. Many of these blankets are sent to St. Christopher’s Hospital, Bryn Mawr Hospice, and Stitch Central, a fabric, yarn, and quilt shop in Huntingdon Valley, PA.
Clockwise from bottom left: PPH resident volunteers June, Marianne, Betty, Margaret, and Dorothy knitting blankets. 19 • 2020 PPH ANNUAL REPORT
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PPH rocks PPH residents and staff found many decorated rocks around our beautiful campus. Director of Recreation Therapy Ginny Maciocha estimated there are approximately 100 rocks throughout the community. The culprit/artist painted and placed the rocks is unknown, and rumor has it that more than one person is responsible!
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OUR PRIORITIES
TOMORROW YESTERDAY W
e’re setting ambitious goals, planning innovative projects, and launching campus-wide transformations. Because 2020 wasn’t an end, but a new beginning.
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OUR PRIORITIES
PPH, LOOKING TO THE FUTURE
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s PPH rose to the challenges that were presented in 2020, it became clear that the time to reinvent and reimagine the community was imminent. From PPH’s humble roots of providing food and shelter to its aging parishioners, to the 21st century and beyond, planning for the future is critical to remaining a leader in the senior living industry. Today’s seniors are looking for more than safety, security, and care. High-end amenities, health and wellness opportunities, choice, superior dining experiences, smart-home technology, and an inclusive and environmentally conscious community are just some of the expectations of current and future residents. As PPH moves through the master planning process, the needs and expectations of the current market, as well as our local competitors, will help to shape the direction of the community moving forward.
Possible master plan projects include: • Larger Personal Care suites. • Enhanced dining venues. • An increased number of two-bedroom apartments in Independent Living. • Enhanced residential lounges and common spaces. • Skilled nursing specialty care.
The Strengthening Connections campaign kick-started the campuswide Wi-Fi project, a necessary improvement to the community’s technology infrastructure. Once completed, this project will support new telehealth software as well as the ability for residents to virtually connect to their loved ones seamlessly. It will truly be a foundation from which we can build a stronger, safer community. In looking to the future, we conducted a market and competitive analysis to lay the groundwork for a master plan. PPH’s Visionary Committee of the Board of Directors will be instrumental in utilizing this information as we look to identify the priorities for the upcoming master plan.
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OUR FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
SUCCESSES SETBACKS I
n the turbulence of 2020, we’ve found stability. Out of uncertainty, we’re forging security. And in darkness, we’re turning on the light.
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OUR FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
OUR FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
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he challenges of COVID-19 have been especially difficult for wellbeing in the aging services industry finances. We are grateful that, despite the struggles caused by COVID-19, we’re in a strong financial position as our leadership helps finalize our five-year master plan. In summary, PPH’s 2020 financial statements reflect total assets of $56.1 million, including $27.1 million in investments, total liabilities of $26.7 million, and total net assets of $29.4 million. Although the year resulted in an operating loss of $277,820 (a direct result of the COVID-19 challenges), the positive market helped produce an increase of $362,423 in net assets. With the impact that COVID-19 had on the aging services sector, we thought it would be helpful to share how the pandemic also affected PPH from a financial perspective. The financial areas most impacted by COVID-19 in 2020 included our census numbers, the rising costs and difficulty of securing PPE, staffing, and lastly, the unknown. • Census in our skilled nursing and rehabilitation center was hardest hit. Regulations set forth by the Department of Health (DOH) led to temporary closures to new nursing admissions, other than current PPH residents, during the year. The census for the month of December 2020 compared to the month of December 2019 had a decrease of nearly 34%. The decrease in census significantly reduced resident service revenue, which we rely on to maintain a balanced budget. Personal Care census dropped 12% in December 2020 compared to December 2019. And while Independent Living was least affected, many prospective residents were unable to make the move to PPH during such a turbulent time. The attractive all-in-one style senior living community with countless services and amenities and professional
caring staff all helped maintain a community occupancy in-line with the national average for nonprofit CCRC’s, according to NIC Map data. • Early in the pandemic, obtaining personal protective equipment (PPE) was very difficult. While the ability to secure PPE has since improved, we are still paying a premium for many items purchased through new or different suppliers to ensure our staff and residents are protected. • Staffing has been a major struggle. The aging services sector was already experiencing staffing shortages as a major challenge. The pandemic further intensified this. Many staff were required to quarantine or were unable to work for other pandemic-related reasons, while the number of staff needed to care for residents, especially in high-risk areas, increased. Overtime and hazard pay helped pay our healthcare heroes during this crisis and fulfill our mission of providing quality care. Though the year 2020 was one of uncertainty, PPH is proud of our current financial stability. Our endowment fund, the low-interest-rate environment, COVID-19 relief grants received as part of the CARES Act, and the prudent fiscal governance from members of our Fiscal Oversight Committee and the Board of Directors all contributed to our positive financial outlook moving forward. We will continue to address all we do proactively, including caring for residents, staff, and finances, as the future of senior living evolves. Please note that our complete 2020 financial statement can be accessed on our website, pphfamily.org, under the About Us section. PPHFAMILY.ORG • 24
OUR FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
2020 TOTAL EXPENSES: $31.6 (MILLION) Total Expenses: $31.6 (Million) $7,662,448
Salaries and employee benefits account for 66% of PPH's total annual expenses.
$5,077,131 $3,854,109
$3,701,663
$3,241,607
$3,199,157 $1,658,656
$1,358,823
$1,091,967 $445,079
$289,182 Nursing
General & Administrative
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Personal Care
Dining Services
Plant Operations
Housekeeping and laundry
Social Services, activities, and volunteer services
Rehabilitation
Nursing home assessment
Depreciation
Interest
OUR FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
2020 RESIDENT SERVICE REVENUES 1%
Skilled Nursing
18%
Personal Care
45%
9%
27%
Independent Living monthly fees Ancillary Services
(Occupational, Speech, and Physical Therapies, Pharmacy, Salon, Transportation, Supplies, etc.)
Other
(Scoops, Gift Shop, Tabor Market, Rental Space)
Total: $27.7 (MILLION)
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OUR FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
BENEVOLENT CARE FUND: 5-YEAR Total amount of Benevolent Care provided to residents
$721,406 $615,573
$576,871
2016
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2017
$539,951
2018
$485,534
2019
2020
Through our Benevolent Care Fund, residents are assured that care and support services are always available, even if they can no longer afford the costs on their own. This additional layer of peace of mind and security was especially critical during the coronavirus pandemic.
OUR DONORS
GIVING GETTING
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rom our donors, to our volunteers, to our team members, residents, and families, all of our PPH heroes have come together like never before. Thank you for your generosity. Thank you for your encouragement. Thank you for your support. This year, more than ever, thank you for being part of the PPH family.
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OUR DONORS
Strengthening Connections Campus-Wide Wi-Fi Sponsors The generosity of our sponsors exceeded our greatest hopes! The project will not only support more efficient and effective operations, but also lay the groundwork to implement top-level services and amenities that will foster resident health and well-being as the future of senior living evolves.
MATCHING GRANT SPONSOR
PREMIER SPONSOR
GOLD SPONSORS
SILVER SPONSORS
BRONZE SPONSORS American Heritage Credit Union Burholme Emergency Medical Services Citizens Bank 29 • 2020 PPH ANNUAL REPORT
Collins Family Shoprite Direct Energy Business Palmer Waterproofing, Inc.
Swartz Kitchens & Baths WBCB Radio 1490 AM Wise Guys Construction, LLC
OUR DONORS
2020 ANNUAL DONORS
PPH gratefully recognizes our annual donors whose contributions support our areas of greatest need and PPH Benevolent Care.
The PPH Bergdoll Society recognizes donors who have made a cumulative gift of $500 or more in the previous calendar year, as well as donors who have consistently contributed to PPH for 10 or more consecutive years.
PPH Benevolent Care, the heart of our fundraising mission, assists residents who have outlived their financial resources and can no longer afford the cost of their care. The need for Benevolent Care continues to increase each year. In 2020, over $720,000 in benevolent care was given to PPH residents. Our ability to enhance programs and services and improve the well-being of our residents is a growing expense that depends largely on the philanthropic support of our donors.
VISIONARY CIRCLE
$10,000+
The Arcadia Foundation Box Techs Estate of Lillian Krayci Estate of Irene W. Leitenberger
Estate of Mary Doris Mackay Ms. Helen L. Schneider* The Rev. Kenneth H. Smith Estate of Albert Taubel
FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE
$5,000 - $9,999
Contract Pharmacy Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick V. Flanagan Mr. Paul M. Hedges, Sr. Liberty Integrated Solutions, Inc. Estate of Frank A. Loeffler Catherine A. Nemeth, CPA
PPH Auxiliary Estate of June F. Rizzo Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schea Mr. James Lloyd and Mrs. Caroline Schea-Lloyd Select Rehabilitation
Southeastern Home Health Services Temple Health/Jeanes Hospital Varsity Branding Walsh & Nicholson Financial Group Mr. John W. Wozniak, Jr.
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
$2,500 - $4,999
Casey Painting and Wallpaper CBIZ Investment Advisory Services, LLC Mrs. Eleta Elkins Mr. Michael and Mrs. Jean Gibson Independence Blue Cross PPH ACE Center Courtyard.
Administrators Mr. Karl Loewe Optum Patriot Construction PPH Chapel Offerings ProCare Rehabilitation LLC Pro-Tech Floors LLC
Estate of George A. Schlosser Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Schmidt Serenity Hospice of Pennsylvania Sharp's Landscaping Sigel Insurance Group Mr. David and Mrs. Brigitte Steck Mr. Harold Weiss*
*deceased Names highlighted in green indicate a donor is a member of the Consistent Donors of the PPH Bergdoll Society. To see the 2020 PPH Bergdoll Society donor display and a complete listing of Consistent Donors, visit the Giving section on the PPH website.
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LEADERSHIP CIRCLE
$1,000 - $2,499
Ms. Anna T. Alexander American Heritage Federal Credit Union Anna T. Jeanes Foundation Baker Tilly Dr. and Mrs. Gardner Bemis Benecon Group, Inc. Ms. Christine Brady Estate of Irene A. Braun Estate of Frank E. Burger Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burger, Jr. Burholme Emergency Medical Service Mr. Nicholas and Mrs. Maryann Cassizzi Citizens Bank
Collins Family Shoprite Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Human Services Communications Services & Support The Rev. Alfonso J. Concha Mr. and Mrs. William B. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Devers Direct Energy Business Elite Elevator Services, LLC Barbara R. Beckman, Esq. and Joseph Flanagan Mrs. Daphne G. Floyd Mr. Nicholas J. Forlano Mr. William L. Gross Richard W. Hartmann, Esq.
David E. Heilman, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry, Jr. Mr. Timothy C. Hinchcliff Mr. David J. Hughes Mr. Ronald E. Hugo Mr. John Hunt Mrs. Barbara A. Jacobs and Mr. Malio E. Ventresca Mr. Robert J. Kapovich Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy Mr. W. Russell Koerwer and Mr. Stephen F. Schreiber Lawndale Baptist Church Mr. Charles P. Long Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo Mr. and Mrs. Michajlo O. Matijkiw
Ms. Maria McCloskey Mr. John McConnell* Mr. James W. Miller The Minneapolis Foundation Ms. Shirley A. Morgan North Wales Podiatry Associates Ms. Mildred E. O'Neal Palmer Waterproofing, Inc. Mr. Gregory Petrucci PPH Craft Group PPH Greenhouse Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia The Rev. Dr. Pastor Jack F. Price R & P Mechanical
Mrs. Barbara M. Renn Mr. and Mrs. Emil W. Scharer Society of Catholic Medical Missionaries Inc. Society of the Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick Swartz Kitchens and Baths Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Thomas Mr. Richard Trickey WBCB Radio 1490 AM Ms. Kathleen Wersinger Wise Guys Construction, LLC Mrs. June L. Wodowski Estate of Doris Woollerton
Ms. Dolores Deschaine Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Doran Mr. Ian M. Dougherty Ms. Carol B. Drummond Mr. John J. Dubyk Mrs. Lydia Eichner Exelon Mrs. Cynthia Faillace Mrs. Betteanne Fitzwater Ms. Linda L. Gallagher Mr. William M. Giammaruti Ms. Jean Holland Ms. Jennifer Hunter
Johnson, Kendall & Johnson Mrs. Bridget M. Klotz The Rev. and Mrs. Rodney S. Kopp Ms. Anneliese Kraemer Ms. Beth Kramer Mr. Arthur R. Kramer Mrs. Ruth E. MacBride* Maniaci, Ciccotta & Schweizer Mr. Michajlo Matijkiw Matura Salon & Spa Management Ms. Maureen McGurk
Mr. James McKelvey Ms. Bridget McLaughlin Mrs. Virginia H. Mesibov Mr. Walter Michel Mr. and Mrs. David Morrell Mrs. Kathleen Nucero Mrs. Mary Ann Parisse Miss Hazel R. Peatman The Rev. Lucy E. Pierre Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanferrare Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Sexton
Mr. Richard D. Soltan, Esq. and Mrs. Elizabeth Soltan Mrs. Annemarie Steinhofer Mr. Michael Stepek, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace A. Strassmann Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swierzy Mrs. Rita Sydow Ms. Marilyn Sylvester United Way of Greater Philadelphia & SNJ Mrs. Annie Varughese Ms. Nancy Zisk
BENEFACTORS
$500 - $999
Abriola Company Mrs. Carol R. Altimari Ms. Barbara A. Bassett Ms. Jean Blood Ms. Barbara C. Boyer Mrs. Eileen Bratton Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bresnan Mr. Tom Brody Ms. Lisa Burke Mr. William Conaway Ms. Patricia Coyne and Mr. Joseph Brown Mrs. Viola DeFrancisco 31 • 2020 PPH ANNUAL REPORT
OUR DONORS
PATRONS
THE HERITAGE SOCIETY
$250 - $499
ADP Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Andres Ms. Melanie A. Andrews Ms. Kathy Andrews Williams Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baun Mrs. Jane Blewett Ms. Cathy Bluett Mr. James P. Bodine Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bower Mr. Richard H. Braun Mr. Joseph Braunschek Ms. Margaret M. Brooker Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cherrington Ms. Rosemary Clark Ms. Tracy Coleman Mrs. Clare R. Condon Keith Dancy Ms. Darrah Degnan Mr. Eric Feingold Mr. and Mrs. James Felix Mr. Michael Fesnak* Mr. Barry P. Fineman Mrs. Dorothy Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gargel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gennaro Ms. Margaret Gentles Grace Trinity United Church of Christ
Ms. Shannon Grieb Mrs. Natalie S. Hardiman Ms. Mary F. Hathaway Dr. Howard L. Hausher Ms. Kathleen Hird Ms. Lucille R. Hite Ms. Lida Holota* Ms. Janet S. Hornberger Abby and Mark Hornstein Mr. Michael Howland Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hughes Ms. Ethel Iannuzzi Mr. and Mrs. John F. Igoe Immanuel Lutheran Church, Somerton, Ladies Guild Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones Ms. Molly Kutty Joseph Mr. John Kennedy Mr. Ray Lefton Ms. Katharina Leisch Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Leopold, Jr. Mrs. Anne Luig Mr. Anthony Luongo III and Ms. Morgan McKenty Ms. Amanda McCalister Mr. William J. McFarland, Jr. Ms. Jennifer Mendez
Mr. Louis Miller Mr. Jeffrey Minehart Mrs. Virginia Murphy Ms. Barbara Mylod Ms. Carol Mylod* Ms. Joan Nagel Ms. Joan O'Meara The Pew Charitable Trusts Mr.* and Mrs. George Pinel PPH Epicurean Glass Works PPH Stamp Sales Mr. and Mrs. Barry Punk Mr. Timothy Robinson Mr. Robert C. Rudolph Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Sawyer SOA — Risk Management Team Ms. Maureen Solomon Ms. Barbara J. Stanton Mrs. Abigail Thomas Ms. Maryann Volk Mrs. Karen Votel Ms. Evelyn Washington Mrs. Sharon Williams The Rev. Dr. Deborah J. Winters and Mr. Gary Winters Mrs. Donna J. Wojcik
We have made every effort to ensure accuracy in these listings. If your name was inadvertently misspelled, omitted, or otherwise misrepresented, please contact the Fund Development Department at 215-697-8586 or email development@pphfamily.org.
The PPH Heritage Society was established in 1990. The name reflects our appreciation and admiration for those who had the vision to launch PPH. It is this ongoing vision for the future that marks those who belong to The Heritage Society today. Membership in The Heritage Society recognizes individuals who have made a deferred gift, such as a charitable gift annuity, a bequest through a will, IRA, life insurance, or other gift, which is made by a donor during his or her life and received by PPH after the donor’s death.
Ms. Gladys Ackerman* Mrs. Emma M. Alberti* Mrs. Margarete Allen Frieda Allen* Mrs. Carol R. Altimari Ms. Elizabeth E. Aretz* Magdalen Barth* Ms. Ruth G. Berger* Ms. Harriette K. Bescoe* Mrs. Manetta Blankenberg* Ms. Virginia L. Blauser* Mrs. Jane Blewett Mrs. Gertrude H. Boehm* Mrs. S. Elizabeth Bonsall* Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Born, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin Bowker*
Ms. Katherine H. Brackendorff* Ms. Irene A. Braun* Ms. Anna Brett* Mr. and Mrs. John Bulovas* Mr. Frank E. Burger* Ms. Dorothea J. Burke* Mrs. Elsie F. Carcione* Mr. John C. Cavanaugh* The Rev. Carol Chamberlain Mrs. Ruth B. Clark* Ms. Guida M. Costa* Mrs. Jewell Coyle Miss Miriam E. Davis* Ms. Betty C. Dawson Mrs. Viola DeFrancisco Ms. Darrah Degnan Mr. Louis N. DiCrescenzo Mrs. Claire C. Dittrich*
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OUR DONORS
2020 New Members: Jean Gibson Sylvia Metzler Mr. Erhart A. Eger* Mr. David E. Elliott* Mrs. Ruth Ellis* Ms. Lillie M. Ellis* Ms. Margaret E. Endres* Mrs. Betty J. Faulkner* Mrs. Bertha R. Faust* Ms. Elizabeth Feairheller* Mr. Michael Fesnak* Ms. Mary E. Fields* Ms. and Mr. Elmina A. Finck* Ms. Maureen Fitzpatrick Ms. Virginia J. Futchko Mrs. Lola Gansworth* Ms. Grace M. Gault* Mrs. Jean E. Gibson — Class of 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gimbel* Mr. John F. Glueck* Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Gorski* Mrs. Genevieve Gorski* Mrs. Dorothy Grau* The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Grau* Mr. Charles W. Gray III* Mr. William L. Gross Mr. and Mrs. Franz Haeusser Richard W. Hartmann, Esq. Miss Dorothy A. Hathaway* Mrs. Lorraine G. Haussmann*
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Mrs. Paula A. Henderson* Mr. William E. Hill Mr. Herbert E. Hoffman, Esq. Mrs. Henrietta Hofmann* Mrs. Dorothy C. Hood* Mr. Ronald S. Howarth* Mr. Wilson L. Huffnagle, Jr.* John E. Hughes, Ed.D.* Mr. Ronald E. Hugo Mr. and Mrs. Max Humpl Katherine Ilg* Mrs. Barbara A. Jacobs and Mr. Malio E. Ventresca Miss Gladys Jerdan* Ms. Laura Kaiser* Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kaufman* Edna C. Kaufman* Ms. Margaret W. Kellerman* Miss Ruth M. Kershner* Mr. Richard Knowles* Mr. W. Russell Koerwer and Mr. Stephen F. Schreiber Ms. Mildred Kotz* Mr. William Krai* Miss Marguerite Krauss* Ms. Helen C. Lafferty* Mrs. Louise Laidig* Ms. Alice Lainhoff* Mrs. Irene W. Leitenberger* Mr. Roman Lempa* Ms. Ruth M. Lewis* Ms. Elizabeth J. Liggitt* Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Loeble* Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Loeffler* Mr. Karl Loewe
Mr. and Mrs. Malcontento* Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo Ms. Mildred D. Martindell* Mrs. Gertrude McGinnis* Mrs. Janet McManus Mr. Charles W. Meng* Mrs. Virginia H. Mesibov Mrs. Sylvia Metzler — Class of 2020 Ms. Marie Michener* Ms. Ruth L. Moog Ms. Shirley A. Morgan Mr. William R. Morris* Mrs. Irma M. Morrissy* Ms. Florence M. Morton* Helen Motson* Mrs. Louise A. Mulvehill* Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Nawn Mr. David O. Nicodemus* Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oliver* Miss Hazel R. Peatman Mrs. Anna (Nancy) Post* Mr. Earl C. Punchard* Ms. Barbara P. Rebmann Mrs. Barbara M. Renn Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Richards* Miss June F. Rizzo* Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Roberts* Mr. and Mrs. Francis O. Rowe* Mr. Francis O. Rowe* Mrs. Marion Rowen* Mr. Robert C. Rudolph Miss Lorraine A. Rudolph* Mrs. Elizabeth S. Rygalski* Helen F. Sattler*
Ms. Thelma L. Saunders* Mr. H. E. Saylor* Ms. Anna E. Schneider* Ms. Helen L. Schneider* Ms. Elizabeth M. Schott* Mrs. Jean S. Schwemmer* Mrs. Catherine Sell* Ms. Dorothy Sharp* Ms. Naomi N. Sloan* The Rev. Kenneth H. Smith Miss Annette Smith* The Rev. Harry N. Spink* Mrs. Helen M. Stailey* Ms. Elfriede Stephan* Ms. Louise K. Steuer* The Rev. William E. Stone* Mrs. Dorothy A. Stone* Mrs. Glendore Strapple* Mrs. Gloria Swope
Ms. Ethel M. Thegen* Ms. Lillian M. Thompson* Mrs. Edith Uhlman* Mrs. Elizabeth Ullrich* Ms. Sarah Unrath* The Rev. R. Sherwood Van Atta* Mr. Malio E. Ventresca and Mrs. Barbara A. Jacobs Miss Jean M. Watt* Mrs. Charlotte M. Webb* Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Webb, Jr.* Mrs. Tabea F. Weller Ms. Kathryn Whalen* Mr. and Mrs. David F. Wicker The Rev. Dr. Deborah Joy Winters Mrs. June L. Wodowski Ms. Doris J. Woollerton* Mr. John W. Wozniak, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Ziegler* *deceased
Members of The Heritage Society are recognized during a special luncheon held in their honor. New 2020 members will be formally inducted at the 2021 event and presented with a custom lapel pin and personalized paver for the Remembrance Garden. If you would like more information on how to join this prestigious group of donors, please contact Director of Development Deanna Keough at 215-697-8586. If you are already a member, your help in identifying and connecting us with potential donors is greatly appreciated.
OUR DONORS
TRIBUTE GIFTS
Tribute gifts advance the mission of PPH and provide a meaningful way to celebrate a milestone occasion or honor the memory of a loved one. With deep gratitude, we recognize the donors whose gifts were made in honor of, and in memory of, the following individuals and organizations:
IN MEMORY OF
Elizabeth A. Behm Smith Mrs. Dorothy A. Behm
Joseph and Elizabeth Adles Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Miller
Matthias Binder Mr. and Mrs. Leigh S. Carasso
Elizabeth Anderman Ms. Sally A. Blomquist
Elmer Blake Ms. Elizabeth Blake
Charles and Josephine Andres Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Andres
S. Elizabeth Bonsall Ms. Margaret Gentles
Carol Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Jacquette III
Edna Boyle Ms. Maureen Boyle
Joan Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Andrews Mr. Joseph B. Beck, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth K. Sporer Mr. and Mrs. David P. Weitzel Jerome E. Azarewicz Ms. Maryann A. Anderson Ms. Amy Beggs Mrs. Kathleen Jaskel Ms. Joan L. Kumor Ms. Annamarie Latch Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schubert Mr. William Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tolan Josephine Beck Mrs. Roberta M. Mitchell
Barbara Braunschek Mr. Donald Direso Ms. Karen Kman Mr. Michael McAllister Ms. Sharon Sweeney Elaine Brody Mr. Tom Brody Heinrich and Charlotte Brunhofer Ms. Joann Brunhofer Dorothea J. Burke Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bush, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Jaeger Alan Call Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Jacquette III Rose Cardullo Ms. Karen Cardullo
Mr. Ron Cardullo Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cardullo Leona A. Carey Mrs. Kathleen Jaskel Mrs. Dorothy Lafferty Charles and Dolores Carr Ms. Dolores Deschaine Ginger Cater Mr. Ronald E. Hugo Donald Choyce Mr. and Mrs. John Keyser Elizabeth Clemins Mr. and Mrs. John P. Skidmore Francis Clyde Mrs. Jewell Coyle Ms. Kathy Flash Mr. and Mrs. Franz Kautz Viola Comas Mr. and Mrs. Louis Deangelo Mrs. and Mr. Mary Hediger Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Jacquette III Les W. Condon Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Cassizzi Mrs. Clare R. Condon Mrs. Natalie S. Hardiman PPH Finance Department Edith and Harvey DeBold Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baun
Anthony Desiderio Ms. Barbara Desiderio
Joseph H. Felder, Jr. Mrs. Jewell Coyle
Wayne and Claire Dettrich Mrs. Roberta M. Mitchell
Michael Fesnak Mr. and Mrs. Domenic D'Amico Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Goebel Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Karbiwnyk Mrs. Patricia Lawson Ms. Diane Mack Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Miniuk Ms. Barbara Mylod Ms. Carol Mylod* PPH Auxiliary PPH Coloring Club Mr. Harvey W. Scherzer Mr. John W. Wozniak, Jr.
Lyle Devers Mr. and Mrs. Barry Punk Sue Devers Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Devers Pauline Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baun Ron Dyson Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Cassizzi Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo Roy Eichner Ms. Deborah Eichner Mrs. Lydia Eichner
Peter Endres Mr. Michajlo Matijkiw
Anna Frank Ms. Nancy Arnosti Ms. Carol Chung Ms. Jacqueline Cody Downing Ms. Joy Dingle Ms. Terry Dingle Mr. Martin Ezelle Ms. Lyria Howland Mr. Michael Howland Mr. Willie Mason Ms. Cathy Murphy Mr. Foster Reese Mr. Harrison Tao Mr. Calvin Wise
Ellen Evans Ms. Nora Kashinsky
Stafford Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gearhart
John C. Evans Mrs. Carol Evans
Claire and Gerry Friel Mr. and Mrs. Philip Padlo
Florence Fegeley Ms. Edith Horn Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marburg, Sr.
James Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. John Bryner Ms. Joan H. Collier Mr. John Fissel PPHFAMILY.ORG • 34
Gladys Elfman Ms. Sheila Appel Ms. Harriet Burg Ms. Anita Elfman Ms. Arlene Elfman Ms. Gail Kaprow Cyvi Levin Mr. and Mrs. William W. Mielish Mr. Michael Niederman and Mr. Peter Zadro Mr. Herb Schectman
OUR DONORS Mr. Ronald E. Hugo Ms. Diane Mack Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parillo Mr. Robert B. Thomas
Ms. Barbara Mylod Ms. Carol Mylod* Earl and Mary Lou Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Andres
Jennie Kosinski Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Neumann Mr. James Robb Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Wood
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Simolike Thelma S. MacAlister Mrs. Betteanne Fitzwater Ruth E. MacBride Mr. Robert MacMillan Mr. and Mrs. Randall Myers Ms. Joan Nagel Temple Health/Jeanes Hospital
Michael Gifoli Ms. Julie Bamberger Herrmann
Conrad and Anna Hirschman Ms. Lois E. Hirschman-Gregory
Doris Kramer Mrs. Jacqueline P. Brigden Ms. Rosemary Clark Mrs. Clare R. Condon Mr. Ronald E. Hugo Ms. Barbara Mylod Ms. Carol Mylod*
Walter and Ruth Gimbel Ms. Kathy S. Gimbel
Frank Holmes Ms. Kerry Holmes
Edna Louise Kulesza Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gargel
Mary Manzo Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Belmonte Mary E. McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Bacanskas Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Fehr Ms. Jacqueline Newbert Ms. Kathleen M. Scharff SOA — Risk Management Team Mr. William Steffey Mr. and Mrs. Marty Wismer
Sam and Kitty Gaskill Ms. Barbara B. Hannon
Charles Heun Ms. Barbara Heun
Theodore and Ruth Geisser Ms. Lois G. Hulet
Newton S. Hewitt Ms. Frances Bojazi
Christine Granahan Mr. Richard Michaelson Mr. Randy Steinberg
Anna Honer Mrs. Karen Rizzo
Gottlieb and Lavinia Laux Mr. Robert G. Laux
Joseph Bruce Gray Ms. Anna May Graff Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Knight Mrs. Miriam McCauley Mr. and Mrs. James M. Muntz
Minnie Horle Mr. Harold Mesibov
Gisela Lehmann Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Doran
Wilson and Gladys Huffnagle Mrs. Janet H. Stott
Joan Lennon Ms. Joyce Knoll Mr. Paul Lennon
Richard and Betty Greaves Mr. and Mrs. James W. Buchanan
Ruth Hugo Mr. Michael and Mrs. Jean Gibson Mr. Ronald E. Hugo
Hugo Groeber Mrs. Mary Clyde
Helen M. Igoe Mr. and Mrs. John F. Igoe
William and Lillian Gross Dr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Gross
Frank and Mary Incantalupi Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Cala
Julia Haselbarth Ms. Frances A. Frederick Mr. Edward Green Ms. Rita Haselbarth Ms. Susan Jones Mr. Paul McLaverty Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Purcell
Marjorie Jacoby Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Cassizzi The Philadelphia Protestant Home Varsity Branding
Gunter G. Hauer Ms. Rosemary Clark Mrs. Jewell Coyle Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo
Ethel M. Kazmerchak Mrs. Ethel June Kolessar
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Jennie Karbiwnyk Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Karbiwnyk
Viola E. Keller Mrs. Betteanne Fitzwater
Saul Levy Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Calem Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Citron Ms. Jo Anne Latino and Mr. Andrew Levy Prudence and Peter Pedone Ms. Marsha Spak Ella Lieb Mrs. Mary Ellen Way Helen Liebsch Mr. and Mrs. George Liebsch Melvin and Betty Long Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Robertson Delfina M. Loos Mr. Ronald Fisher Mr. Timothy J. Fisher Ms. Maria McCloskey Ms. Jennifer Pietras
Eckhard Maitz Mrs. Linda Maitz
James and Elizabeth McGinley Ms. Anne E. McMenamin Joseph McGrath Ms. Nancy Zisk Elizabeth McLaughlin Ms. Ann T. King Ms. Marie McCann Ms. Bridget McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Brian McLaughlin Mary T. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. John M. McLaughlin Enis Menno Mrs. Lydia Eichner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanferrare Rev. Herbert Michael Ms. Margaret Gentles
Ernest W. Miller Mr. James W. Miller Mrs. Jean M. Zimmerman Rose Marie Niehaus Ms. Jeannette M. Eagan Lou Niznik Mrs. Jane Blewett Herbert Northcote Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Borsuk Anthony Oblea Ms. Clare Peterson Ellwood Philipsen Burholme Emergency Medical Service George Pinel Ms. Deanna Keough Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo The Philadelphia Protestant Home Stella Pron Mr. and Mrs. John J. Pron Carol Rhodes Mrs. Jacqueline P. Brigden Ms. Betty C. Dawson Ms. Barbara Mylod Ms. Carol Mylod* Clare V. Robinson Ms. Christine Brady Mr. William P. Degler Ms. Deanna Delahunty Mr. and Mrs. John F. Forsyth Ms. Patrice T. Irwin Ms. Ann M. Mackin Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCloskey Ms. Barbara Mylod Ms. Carol Mylod* Mr. Stanley M. Olejniczak Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson
OUR DONORS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Robinson Ms. Jane Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. John J. Stepek Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stepek Mr. Michael Stepek, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tiller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Volgraf Mrs. Barbara Wittenberg Ms. Betty Zelinsky Alphonse D. Rzepnicki Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bower Mr. James Schwegel Emily Sands Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoffmayer Elaine H. Santore Mrs. Mary Ann Cassizzi Ms. Deanna Keough Miss Hazel R. Peatman Jack Sariego Ms. Emilie Bretz Ms. Marie Bretz Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mezico Neshaminy Valley Music Theatre Ms. Margo Olivieri Mr. John Smyrl The Philadelphia Contributionship Rose Scheckner Mrs. Judy Livi Jane T. Schlack Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bogatiuk Elizabeth M. Schroeder Mrs. Brigitte E. Steck Helen M. Schumm Mr. Robert W. Schumm Elizabeth Sellman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Ramsey
Margarete C. Siegle Mr. Klaus Abendroth Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brunhofer Mr. and Mrs. Hargis L. Knoechel Ms. Edna E. Mohan Mr. and Mrs. Gary Plefka Ms. Barbara P. Rebmann Mr. and Mrs. Jurgen S. Rehnig Mr. Leo Wojke
The Rev. Harry and Mrs. Mary Spink Mr. Robert G. Laux The Rev. Dr. Deborah J. Winters and Mr. Gary Winters
Ron Silberstein Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Sexton
Hans J. Steinhofer Mrs. Annemaire. Steinhofer
Jean Skros Mr. and Mrs. Edward Skros
Helen Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. George Liebsch
Elizabeth Smith Ms. Barbara Mylod Ms. Carol Mylod*
Pauline Swierzy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swierzy
Harry Smolock Mrs. Mary Ann Cassizzi Bonnie Moses The Philadelphia Protestant Home Administration Karl Soltan Mr. and Mrs. George L. Hohenleitner Ms. Deanna Keough Mr. James L. McGinley Ms. Mary C. McGrenra Mr. James McKelvey Ms. Lisa Z. Meritz Mr. Richard D. Soltan, Esq. Ms. Clare Zebrowski Clair L. Sours Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bresnan Ms. Christa H. Breyer Mrs. Janet Freidel Mr. Ronald E. Hugo Ms. Anneliese Kraemer Mrs. Patricia Lawson Ms. Kathleen McAdoo Ms. Louise Megahan
Ms. Barbara Mylod Ms. Carol Mylod* Renate Pittmann Mrs. Elizabeth A. Wylot
Christine Tompkins Mrs. Jacqueline P. Brigden Doris Tonkin Ms. Jane Tonkin Adele F. Usciak Mrs. Kathleen Jung Anne Voelmle Mrs. Jewell Coyle Regina Walker Ms. Janet Bianchimano Mr. and Mrs. Sean F. Dembeck Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gearhart Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Savage Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sickels
Ms. Carol Mylod* Paul Zelez Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Zelez Ursula E. Zobel Ms. Janet S. Hornberger
IN HONOR OF Mary Jane Bates Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bates, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Cero Marianne Black Ms. Katherine Black Mr. and Mrs. James Smyth Ann Marie Carr Ms. Eileen Carr Ms. Kathy Weir Mary T. Carr Ms. Kathy Weir Nancy Carr Mrs. Mary T. Carr Chapters Memory Care Staff Ms. Christine Brady Rose Colligan Ms. Anna T. Alexander Andrew P. Cosby Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Wilson
Mrs. Natalie S. Hardiman Ms. Mary F. Hathaway Mrs. Virginia Murphy John Dubyk Ms. Lida Holota* Kingsley Emenyonu Ms. Anna T. Alexander Ryan Emery Ms. Anna T. Alexander Alice Fay Ms. Theresa Fay Hiller Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCarthy Annette Fluhr Ms. Suzanne Fluhr Grace Furphy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott Carrie Gabryelewicz Abby and Mark Hornstein Lawrence Geller Mr. Joel Washington Shane Hall Ms. Anna T. Alexander Katherine Homburg Ms. Karen Paulus Jeanette L. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hughes
Patricia Coyne Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bresnan
Ronald E. Hugo Mr. Michael and Mrs. Jean Gibson
Gertrude Walsh Ms. Patricia A. Hand
Bernadette Cronin Geller Mr. Joel Washington
Arthur and Margarete Kramer Ms. Beth Kramer
Dolores “Lori” Wharton Ms. Joan Wharton
Naila Dean Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry, Jr.
Dorothy Lafferty Mrs. and Mr. Diana Weinlein
Margaret Williams Mrs. Harriette Williams
Susan Denelsbeck Ms. Margaret M. Brooker Ms. Carol B. Drummond
Yvette Lopez Devictoria Ms. Anna T. Alexander
Doris J. Woollerton Ms. Barbara Mylod
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OUR DONORS Anthony L. Manzo Ms. Anna T. Alexander Mrs. Clare R. Condon The Philadelphia Protestant Home Marlene Matarazzo Mrs. Clare R. Condon Kathri Mathai Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Varughese Enis Menno Mr. and Mrs. James Coleman Lester Oliver, Jr. Ms. Lena Oliver
Joan O’Meara Ms. Kathleen Hird Ms. Joan O’Meara Mildred E. O’Neal Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones Mr. and Mrs. David O’Neal Mary Ann Parisse Abby and Mark Hornstein Pathways 2nd Floor Nursing Staff Mr. James Robb Pathways 4th Floor Nursing Staff Mrs. Judy Livi
Pathways Staff Mr. Ronald G. Wagner, Jr.
Lisa A. Rubin Wallack Abby and Mark Hornstein
Karen Votel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Sexton
PPH Security Department Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Schmidt
Dorothy Samoni Mr. and Mrs. John Samoni
Charisse Walter Mr. and Mrs. David Morrell
The Rev. Dr. Jack F. Price Ms. Anna T. Alexander Ms. Gwen S. Blum
Eleanore G. Schmid Mr. Harry G. Miller and Mrs. Patricia G. Hadley Miller
Webb Staff Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Schmidt
Catherine Puchalski Ms. Kathleen Celebre
Bernice Segal Ms. Rhonda Frenkel
Clare V. Robinson Mr. Timothy Robinson
Ida Sesso Mr. Charles P. Long
Natalie Hardiman Julie Herrmann Margaret Higgins Lucille Hite Jeanette Hughes Ronald Hugo Phyllis Humpl Kayla Jurimas Deanna Keough Anneliese Kraemer Arthur Kramer Albina Kriger Dollie Lafferty Patricia Lawson Jim Leahy Karl Loewe Sandee Massey Kathleen McAdoo Norma Mueller
Shirley Morgan Anna Morrell Virginia Murphy Barbara Mylod Carol Mylod* Ginger Nacrelli Joe Nally Lena Oliver Rosey Posey Ronnie Quinn Margaret Rosenkaimer Lisa Rubin-Wallack Miriam Sands Eleanore Schmidt Helen Schneider* Ellen Schultz Phyllis Schultz Sue “Scoops” Denelsbeck Dolores Shaw
AUXILIARY MEMBERS Ann Alexander Carol Altimari Yvonne Andrews Clare Balzereit Barbara Berger Cathy Bluett Cathy Boland Richard Braun Anna Marie Bresnan Donald Bresnan Christa Breyer Jacqui Brigden Margie Brooker Joseph Brown Lisa Burke Victoria Carr Carol Cherrington Mary Clyde Rose Colligan 37 • 2020 PPH ANNUAL REPORT
Patricia Coyne Bernadette Cronin-Geller Betty Dawson Betty DeHennis Phil DeHennis Carol Delgado Carol Drummond Carol Evans Cindy Faillace Ann Fassel Rina Fesnak Janet Freidel Carrie Gabryelewicz Dot Gallagher Margaret Gentles Harry & Edith Gordon Richard Graber Chris Groeber Patricia Hahn
Peg Slusarczyk Dot Smith Maureen Solomon Barbara Stanton Anne Marie Steinhofer Loretta Sucharski Dolores Trueman Lee Wallack Evelyn Washington Vernon Watson Adelaide Weidner June Wikoff Rita Witt John Wozniak Betty Wylot *deceased HONORARY: John Dubyk
2020 GIVING
2020 TOTAL CASH AND PLEDGED CONTRIBUTIONS:
BY THE NUMBERS GIFT DESIGNATIONS:
2%
Eberhard and Helen Schea Endowment Fund for Healthcare Education
HIGHLIGHTS:
24%
Unrestricted (general operating expenses)
2%
27%
Benevolent Care Fund
45%
Resident Life Enrichment Programs
Campus-Wide Wi-Fi Fund
4%
2%
PPH Board of Directors & former members of the BOD
37%
Organizations (corporations, foundations, community business, vendors)
5%
Employees
23% Estates
PPH PROVIDED $721,406 IN BENEVOLENT CARE TO RESIDENTS IN 2020 ALONE.
296
155
DONATIONS MADE THROUGH THE PPH WEBSITE TOTALING $40,911
GIVING BY RELATIONSHIP: Volunteers
$552,950
29%
Residents and resident family members
NEW DONORS SUPPORTED PPH IN 2020
31
SPONSORS OF THE STRENGTHENING CONNECTIONS CAMPAIGN FOR CAMPUS-WIDE WI-FI
GRANT FROM THE ARCADIA FOUNDATION FOR $81,500 TO SUPPORT THE STRENGTHENING CONNECTIONS CAMPAIGN
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IN-KIND DONORS WHO CONTRIBUTED PRODUCTS AND SERVICES DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, INCLUDING THOUSANDS OF SURGICAL MASKS, PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT ( PPE ) , LAPTOPS, AND EMPLOYEE APPRECIATION LUNCHES
Board of Directors Board Officers John Dubyk, President & CEO Catherine Nemeth, Chairperson Jean Gibson, Vice Chairperson, Visionary Committee, Fund Development & Marketing Committee Ian M. Dougherty, Treasurer, Chair, Fiscal Oversight Committee Patricia Long, Secretary, Chair, Visionary Committee
PPHFamily.org 6401 Martins Mill Road Philadelphia, PA 19111 General Information 215-697-8000 Independent Living Information 215-697-8086 Personal Care and Healthcare Admissions 215-697-8031 Fund Development Department 215-697-8586
Board Members Barbara Beckman, Fiscal Oversight Committee William Brown, Fiscal Oversight Committee Father Alfonso Concha CDR CHC, Fund Development Committee Arthur J. Donley, Jr., D.P.M., Quality Assurance & Performance Improvement Committee William L. Gross, Visionary Committee Kristopher Halsey, Visionary Committee Timothy Hinchcliff, Quality Assurance & Performance Improvement Committee W. Russell Koerwer, Chair, Fund Development & Marketing Committee Anthony J. Luongo, Quality Assurance & Performance Improvement Committee Eric Sigel, Fiscal Oversight Committee
2021 President’s Leadership Team Daphne Floyd, VP of Human Resources Shannon Grieb, VP of Marketing & Communications Jennifer Honeyford, VP of Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation David Hughes, VP of Operations Christina Knapp, CFO and VP of Finance Mary Ann Parisse, VP of Residential Living & Personal Care
