2021 PPH Annual Report, Seize the Moment!

2021 ANNUAL

REPORT

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MISSION: To provide a caring senior living community that provides its residents the opportunity to achieve their highest possible quality of life.

Table of Contents Letter from the CEO............................... 2 Letter from the Chair............................. 2

CORE VALUES:

What We Do.............................................. 3

The guiding principles that help us carry out our mission:

Our Fiscal Responsibility..................... 10

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Integrity Friendliness Quality Care Compassion Respect Comfort

“I loved it from the minute I came here.”

– Lee Wallack, resident

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Our Priorities............................................ 6 Our Impact.............................................. 13 Our Donors............................................. 28

One year.

Thousands of meaningful moments.

A minute only becomes a moment when we reach out and celebrate it.

No matter what was happening in the outside world in 2021, our courageous staff, residents, and families continued to create special moments at PPH. From a spontaneous celebration to a long-planned event, we made every moment count.

LETTER FROM THE CEO

LETTER FROM THE CHAIR

PPH

holds a special place in my heart. I would like to take this opportunity to share with you the reason and explain why I am so committed to our organization’s mission.

Dear Friends of PPH,

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or over 130 years, PPH has provided a safe, vibrant senior living community where residents live with a sense of purpose. As I look back on 2021, I pause to celebrate the many wonderful moments the PPH family experienced and reflect on the many challenges we faced as a community.

Despite the ongoing pandemic, 2021 was an exciting and productive year for PPH. We were happy to move forward with the campus-wide Wi-Fi project, executing lighting enhancements and art installations in several Independent Living buildings. We look forward to completing the project this year. We also added an outdoor bocce court — which was an instant hit! Residents and staff quickly learned the game and competed in several tournaments. Our Webb Pavilion in Personal Care also received a beautiful refurbishment, with the addition of a new lounge area, nurses’ station, and updated flooring, wall coverings, and lighting.

Now that 2022 has arrived, we are focused on growth and sustainability. Our master planning kicks into high gear as we look to engage and partner with an architectural firm that will help PPH reimagine several common area spaces, and update and enhance our Personal Care neighborhoods as well as Pathways Skilled Nursing. These projects will serve a dual purpose — to enhance the lives of residents currently living at PPH, and ensure that PPH remains competitive and attractive to future residents.

In addition to our master planning and ongoing projects, PPH has partnered with a dining service management company, Morrison Living — a leading senior living and healthcare dining service provider. We are also thrilled to join forces with PS Salon as our new salon services company. These new partnerships will make an immediate impact on our residents, enhancing the services already provided to them.

We are excited to continue to deliver a high level of customer service to the residents and families we currently serve while at the same time planning for the future. We are thankful for your ongoing support and generosity.

Sincerely,

When I was just a young teen, my grandmother became overwhelmed with dementia. Thanks to the PPH Benevolent Care Fund, my “Mutti” was able to live out her final years with dignity and purpose.

My father has been a happy resident for more than 15 years and I have personally witnessed the love, care, and compassion that go into every one of his interactions with the staff. These experiences are just some of the reasons I have made a personal and financial commitment to the ongoing success of PPH. The past two years have been extremely challenging for senior living, and PPH is not an exception. As the pandemic raged on, the staff had to frequently adjust plans to meet the demands of the day.

They have been the embodiment of this quote from Margaret Thatcher: “You have to fight a battle more than once to win it.”

The pride and commitment demonstrated at PPH every day are a living testimony to the truth that anything can be achieved by a dedicated team.

I am excited to be part of the next chapter in PPH history, as we embark on a master plan to update the campus to better serve our current residents and to meet the demands of our future residents. I am proud to be part of such a great organization!

Sincerely,

John Dubyk President and CEO

Jean Gibson Chairperson, PPH Board of Directors

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ife at PPH means living every moment to the fullest. The natural beauty of the campus is just the beginning. From bowling alleys and a greenhouse to shuffleboard and our new bocce court, every element of our campus works together to encourage a lifestyle that engages the mind, body, and spirit. Being a part of the PPH family means residents concentrate on enjoying life rather than worrying about the upkeep of a home or future care. On one beautiful campus, with one supportive team, they find everything they need.

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"If you go outside and walk around our grounds, everything is so well-kept and they do a terrific job of landscaping. You're able to walk around and see flowers, bushes, trees, and we have a pond that has koi fish in it — there's just so many things here that you have to enjoy."

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Independent Living Spacious apartments give residents the freedom to enjoy life on PPH's beautiful 13-acre campus. Residents have access to the entire campus to enjoy our many amenities, from a swim in the heated pool to a game of shuffleboard or a delicious meal in the dining room.

Adults ages 62 or older are able to enjoy the PPH lifestyle while knowing that they have the security of future care in a five-star on-site health center.

Personal Care PPH’s Personal Care neighborhood is conveniently located in the center of campus. Personal Care residents enjoy their own amenities and spaces, such as dining rooms and lounges. For those who are able, access to other areas of the campus is also available.

Residents living in one of our Personal Care neighborhoods are able to get additional assistance with activities of daily living, such as bathing, medication management, and meals. Our staff is committed to providing assistance while helping residents achieve their maximum independence.

Memory Care Our Chapters program is designed to support residents that suffer from memory impairment. This neighborhood provides an environment where our Memory Care residents can thrive. In addition to specialized care, Chapters provides life enrichment programming that creates a stimulating environment.

Rehabilitation PPH offers a comprehensive therapy program to help residents recuperate from an illness or injury, with the ultimate goal of improving their quality of life. Designed for those who need an individualized therapy program following a hospital stay, our program gets them back to their lives as quickly as possible.

Long-Term Care For those residents who require a long-term stay, Pathways Skilled Nursing provides a high level of care while focusing on dignity and respect for the individual.

Spacious rooms, multiple lounges, and dining venues, as well as a beautiful garden, allow PPH to focus on holistic care. As a five-star rated community, Pathways is continually striving for quality improvement.

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DINING

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Friends gather for a photo op before a festive meal in the dining room

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OUR PRIORITIES

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Master Planning PPH is committed to providing the highest quality of care to our residents. From five-star rated care in our health center to providing beautiful and comfortable spaces for our residents to gather, PPH prioritizes a holistic approach to resident life.

The PPH leadership team continues to diligently work in collaboration with the Board of Directors, the Visionary Committee of the Board, and several consultants, including the financial firm, Baker Tilly, to develop a comprehensive five-year master plan. The master plan details how the physical PPH campus will be modernized to remain competitive in the market and meet the needs of prospective residents while remaining fiscally prudent. Throughout this, PPH continues to prioritize ongoing campus improvements as we shape the future at PPH. The areas of focus within the master plan include Personal Care and Memory Care, Dining, and Skilled Nursing. Potential enhancements include:

Personal Care • Increasing the size of the living suites • Creating more common spaces • Adding showers to all bathrooms

Memory Care • Elevating the level of services • Increasing the number of residences • Adding private bathrooms

Dining • Enhancing and reconfiguring dining spaces and venues • Adding more outdoor dining options

Skilled Nursing • Increasing the number of common areas to provide more opportunities for socializing • Adding therapy locations throughout the building • Creating specialized care and programming

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OUR PRIORITIES

Leadership Development Leadership development and succession planning were key pillars identified in the master plan to address the national shortage of long-term care staff as well as identify functional areas that require restructuring and strong leadership. By promoting a culture of lifelong learning and establishing a career pathway that includes specialized training, PPH can offer abundant growth opportunities to current and emerging leaders — a critical component in attracting and retaining top talent.

“To be surrounded by leaders in the industry who have been handpicked to meet collectively to examine in a real, practical, and applicable way leadership goals in the field of senior services has been a positive experience.

This training will ultimately have a positive impact on the quality of life, quality of care, and quality of services for those residents whom we have been privileged to serve.”

— Daphne Floyd, VP of Human Resources, on her participation in the 2021 Fellows in Leadership program offered through LeadingAge PA. Constructed around the needs of today's providers, Fellows in Leadership equips leaders with actionable strategies and practical knowledge to help solve real-world challenges experienced in the aging services industry.

“The course provided me with a clearer understanding of personal care regulations as they relate to maintaining compliance. The knowledge I gained will help me in the important areas of resident assessments, staff education, and audits.”

— Sheleana Perez, Director of Nursing for Personal Care, sharing on her experience attending classes to attain her Personal Care Administrator’s license.

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OUR PRIORITIES

ONGOING CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS

PPH remains committed to addressing current campus needs with ongoing updates and improvements. In 2021, the following projects were completed:

LAWNDALE MANOR AND ALPHA MANOR LIGHTING ENHANCEMENTS AND ARTWORK

Refurbished Gateway Manor lobbies (new flooring, wall coverings, furniture)

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ELEVATOR REPLACEMENT

NEW RAISED GARDEN BEDS

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Renovations for the Webb Pavilion’s second floor

UPGRADED FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Ongoing Independent Living and Personal Care apartment and room renovations

WI-FI INSTALLATION

UPGRADED PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM

CHAPEL

UPDATES

PAVING & CONCRETE REPAIRS RE-POINTING OF EXTERIOR BUILDINGS

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Friendly competition on the brand-new bocce court

Bocce Court A full-size bocce court was installed next to the Gateway Manor building. Materials used to build the court included wood framing and synthetic turf.

Many residents have used the court for the game of bocce since its opening in August 2021. The game enables residents to participate in physical fitness and socialization while they enjoy sunshine and fresh air. Furniture is located around the court to welcome spectators to the activity.

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OUR FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY

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Our Fiscal Responsibility

he COVID-19 pandemic has continued to create uncertainties and financial strains. It is no secret that the pandemic has greatly impacted the aging services industry, and PPH is no different.

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26.9 60.1 MILLION MILLION

The pandemic directly impacted our occupancy, and at the end of 2020 our nursing census was at an all-time low. PPH is pleased to report that our nursing census has started to recover, and that we ended the year at 79% occupancy, a 19% increase from the end of 2020.

TOTAL NET ASSETS

Our Personal Care occupancy has also been impacted

by COVID-19. We ended the year with a census of 72%, a 4% decline from the end of 2020. Due to many COVID-19 outbreaks, PPH was closed to admissions in our Nursing and Personal Care buildings at various times throughout the year. This decrease in census significantly reduced resident service revenue, which we rely on to maintain a balanced budget.

PPH is working to increase census while ensuring we have adequate staffing levels to care for our residents.

Our five-year master plan process is underway, which will help us make the necessary changes to assure PPH is meeting the needs of current residents and attracting new ones for years to come. At the end of 2021, PPH made the decision to close one of the floors within our Personal Care building due to low occupancy while also taking advantage of the expense reduction. Having an empty floor will also allow us to be proactive in handling changes that will occur in Personal Care as a result of our master plan.

COVID-19 has directly impacted expenses as well as revenue, including the purchasing of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), COVID-19 testing, and

TOTAL ASSETS

TOTAL LIABILITIES

33.2 MILLION

salary continuation for employees who are unable to work as a result of contracting the virus. In 2021 alone, PPH spent $150,000 on COVID-19 testing for staff and residents.

In summary, PPH’s 2021 financial statements reflect total assets of $60.1 million (including $28.0 million in investments), total liabilities of $26.9 million, and total net assets of $33.2 million. Although 2021 provided many challenges with the continued struggles of the pandemic, PPH ended the year with an operating income of $1.7 million and an increase in net assets of $3.7 million. The positive year-end outcome was a direct result of securing a Payroll Protection Program (PPP) Loan and receiving COVID-19 stimulus funding throughout the year.

With little-to-no COVID-19 funding on the horizon, PPH’s prudent financial accountability will continue to be a main priority. We will continue to be proactive in all we do to manage finances, and care for residents and staff, as the future of senior living evolves.

Please note that our complete 2021 financial statement can be accessed on our website at pphfamily.org/about-us/.

OUR FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY

2021 Total Expenses: $31.4 (million) $7,877,222

Salaries and employee benefits accounted for 65% of PPH's total annual expenses. $4,748,734 $3,827,894

$3,990,555 $3,395,300

$3,216,596 $1,684,297

$1,304,491

$788,428 $455,708

$128,492 Nursing

General & Administrative

Personal Care

Dining Services

Plant Operations

Housekeeping and laundry

Social Services, Rehabilitation Nursing home assessments activities, and volunteer services

Depreciation

2021 Resident Service Revenue 1% Skilled Nursing Personal Care

18%

Independent Living monthly fees Ancillary Services

44%

10%

(Occupational, Speech, and Physical Therapies, Pharmacy, Salon, Transportation, Supplies, etc.)

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27%

Total: $34.3 (million)

Benevolent Care Fund: 5-Year

Total amount of Benevolent Care provided to residents 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.

$576,871

2017

$539,951

2018

$721,406

$785,828

$485,534

2019

2020

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Bringing a house plant back to life in the greenhouse

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Moments that matter

APPRECIATING OUR PPH FAMILY Longtime Medical Director Retires Longtime PPH medical director, Dr. Patricia Baccash, known to many in the PPH family as Dr. B., retired at the end of July 2021. Prior to her time at PPH, Dr. B. worked as a clinical associate professor at Drexel University, and in emergency medicine at Jeanes Hospital, Crozer-Chester Medical Center, and Hahnemann University Hospital.

Dr. B has been with PPH since “sometime in the 1980s.” Her time with us has been critical in providing residents with topquality care and personalized healthcare.

Dr. B. is ready for retirement, but she says she will look back fondly on the years she has spent at PPH, the quality of her relationships here, and the wealth of knowledge she has gained.  Dr. Patricia Baccash, PPH’s longtime medical director, retired in July 2021.

“Loving and being loved are more important than anything else. Caring for people and being able to give whatever it is that you can give is the secret to happiness. When you love, that is its own reward.”

—Dr. Patricia Baccash

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It is no surprise that Dr. B’s contributions have played an immense role in advancing our mission of quality care, consistently receiving 5-star ratings in our skilled nursing center during much of her tenure and fostering a culture of compassion and dignity.

After retirement, Dr. B. looks forward to pursuing her love of travel. She has been to all seven continents, with her favorite being Antarctica for its peacefulness and beauty. One more thing that she looks forward to, which has been lost over the course of the pandemic but is making its way back — hugs. “I can’t wait to be able to hug people again,” said with a smile.

On behalf of the PPH Board of Directors and the entire PPH family, we thank Dr. Baccash for her years of dedicated service and the impact she’s made on countless lives.

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Continued COVID-19 Safety PPH held its first COVID-19 vaccination clinic on-site for all employees and residents on January 6, 2021. The clinic, held in partnership with Omnicare CVS, was the first of several scheduled clinics. Residents were administered the vaccine in their own residences while employees went to the Social Hall.

In addition, numerous educational videos and in-person seminars were made available to staff throughout the year to raise awareness of vaccine effectiveness and answer questions or concerns.

As of the publication of this report, regulations set forth by the PA Department of Health require that all employees are fully vaccinated, including new hires. This measure, coupled with strong infection prevention standards, has helped our community keep a low to zero positive COVID rate.

 Natalie Ogburn, a Pathways CNA, was the first PPH employee to receive the COVID-19 vaccine on January 6, 2021.

 On February 25, 2021, 196 Independent Living residents took huge steps to “Crush COVID-19” and “Kiss COVID-19 Goodbye” as they received their first or second dose of the vaccine.

National Nurses Week During the month of May, Pathways staff and residents celebrated National Skilled Nursing Care Week and National Nurses Week with plenty of fun and excitement. There were inspirational T-shirts, coffee drinks, a dance party, sidewalk chalk, Reese’s Pieces, and much more!

PPH would like to thank our nurses and all of our other skilled nursing care employees for their hard work, dedication, and the love they have shown our residents. Our staff has braved the pandemic over the past year and inclement weather throughout the winter to come into work every day with an optimistic, hopeful outlook and smiles on their faces. We can’t thank them enough for all that they do.

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 Celebrating the Fourth of July with a BBQ and water ice truck

 Employee Appreciation ice cream truck

 Santa with a resident

 Pathways Nurse enjoys ice cream during National Nurse's Week.

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 Resident Ron Hugo receives Mission BBQ delivered to his apartment from Sales Specialist Kim McGeary.

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Hoagies from the Helfrich Family The family of Phyllis and James Helfrich made a generous donation in honor of the compassion and quality care their parents received while living at PPH. The proceeds of their donation were used to gift every PPH employee with a delicious 12-inch hoagie from Marinucci’s Deli with a slice of Pellman’s cheesecake to complete the treat.  Personal Care Move-In Coordinator Mary Bargerhuff gets ready to tackle a Marinucci’s hoagie.

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Celebrating Rosh Hashanah together

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Two friends plan their day together

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PARTNERS IN CARE PPH volunteers contributed a total of 18,900 hours of their time and talent to support resident programs and services. Volunteer positions included mail and package carriers, friendly visitors, Craft Group members, greenhouse assistants, Gift Shop staff, Tabor Market & Café cashiers, receptionists for the dining room reservation desk, and transporters for the beauty salon. Volunteer hours save PPH a significant amount in expenses while offering a positive outlet for residents and community to remain active and social.

PPH Auxiliary The PPH Auxiliary, founded as the Ladies’ Aid Society in 1889, continues as an essential part of life at PPH. The Auxiliary’s varied initiatives support the PPH mission with a focus on benevolent care and activities in gratitude of PPH residents and staff. Despite limitations imposed by the pandemic during 2021, the 120-plus members of the Auxiliary have worked creatively and put in a yeoman's effort to remain viable and relevant.

Through ongoing fundraising activities, including proceeds from PPH “closet” sales, basket and wreath raffles, a mini holiday bazaar, personal donations, and membership dues, over $10,000 in contributions was raised in 2021. The funds were fully used to support the Auxiliary’s purpose, including:

Supplying water ice, decorated tissue boxes, and flowers to brighten the days of Personal Care and Skilled Nursing residents.

Purchasing items of need requested by PPH residents and employee departments, such as artwork, clothing, toiletries, and household furniture.

Organizing an event with meals for the local fire and police stations in appreciation of their service to our community.

Sponsoring the purchase of centerpieces for the recently enhanced Personal Care dining rooms.

Purchasing bingo cards and supplies for the Life Enrichment department activities programming.

 PPH Auxiliary members decorated and packed more than 200 boxes of tissues for delivery on Mother’s Day to female residents in Personal Care and Pathways.

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Funding a mobile audio library for use on each of the Pathways Skilled Nursing floors to enable residents to listen to audio books in their rooms.

O U R I M PA C T At the end of the year, the Auxiliary donated $4,000 to the PPH Benevolent Care Fund, $1,000 to the Employee Appreciation Fund managed by the PPH Residents’ Association, and $200 for staff vaccination incentives.

Membership is open to all PPH residents, staff, family members, and members of the greater community.

Members meet at 11:30 a.m. on the second Tuesday of each month. The meetings are broadcast on PPH TV channel 57 for members unable to attend in person.

A monthly newsletter featuring news and updates is published and distributed to all members and the PPH administration.

2021 AUXILIARY MEMBERS Ann Alexander Carol Altimari Yvonne Andrews Clare Balzereit Mary Bargerhuff Barbra Berger Cathie Bluett Cathy Boland Richard Braun Anna Marie and Donald Bresnan Christa Breyer Jacqueline Brigden Margaret Brooker Joseph Brown Lisa Burke Mary Carr Victoria Carr Carol Cherrington Mary Clyde Linda Cohen Stokes Rose Colligan Patricia Coyne Bernadette Cronin-Geller Betty Dawson Betty and Phil DeHennis Mary Ann Del Balzo Cassizzi

Carol Delgado Sue “Scoops” Denelsbeck Carol Drummond Mary Ann Dunn John Dubyk Carol Evans Cindy Faillace Ann Fassel Rina Fesnak Janet Freidel Carrie Gabryelewicz Dot Gallagher Margaret Gentles Marianne Gillepsie Edith and Harry Gordon Richard Graber Chris Groeber Patricia Hahn Natalie Hardiman Paul Hedges Charna Heiko Julie Herrmann Margaret Higgins Lucille Hite Valerie Hobson Jeanette Hughes Ronald Hugo Phyllis Humpl Antione Johnson

Kayla Jurimas Carol Kennedy Deanna Keough Anneliese Kraemer Arthur Kramer Albina Kriger Dorothy “Dollie” Lafferty Patricia Lawson Jim Leahy Jill Lindberg Karl Loewe* Ann Mackin Sandee Massey Kathleen McAdoo Shirley Morgan Anna Morrell Norma Mueller Virginia Murphy Barbara Mylod Carol Mylod* Ginger Nacrelli Joe Nally Lena Oliver Frank O’Neil Rosey Posey Ronnie Quinn Margare Rosenkaimer Sue Ann Roye Lisa Rubin-Wallack

Betty Sands Miriam Sands Eleanore Schmid Helen Schneider* Ellen Schultz Phyllis Schultz Dolores Shaw Peg Slusarczyk Dorothy “Dot” Smith Kenneth Smith Maureen Solomon Barbara Stanton Anne Marie Steinhofer Loretta Sucharski Richard Trickey* Dolores Trueman Marie Tucci Mary Ann Volk Lee Wallack Evelyn Washington Vernon Watson Adelaide Weidner June Wikoff Valerie Williams Rita Witt John Wozniak Betty Wylot *deceased

Please contact PPH Auxiliary President Patricia Coyne to join this noble group.

Membership is encouraged and appreciated!

 Father’s Day gift to PPH Auxiliary member Ken Venutti

 Independent Living residents enjoy the holiday party

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O U R I M PA C T VOLUNTEERS Carol Altimari Audrey Alston Yvonne Andrews Robert Andres Heide Averhoff Pastor Randy Barge Betty Bedford Dorothy Behm Barbara Berger Pastor Cynthia Betz-Bogoly Marianne Black Yvonne Blackwell Jane Blewett Cathy Bluett Jean Blood Dolores Bohn Anna Marie Bresnan Donald Bresnan Jacqueline Brigden Margaret Brooker Pastor Sandra Brown Rev. Randy Brubaker Sara Brower Joe Brown Lorraine Busch Marie Campbell Mary Carr Ted Cherrington* Catherine Compion Adrienne Carter Rosemary Clark Mary Clyde

Jewell Coyle* Elizabeth Coyne Patricia Coyne Susan Creevey Marianne Curran Karen Darrigo Theresa Daugherty Miriam Davidson Betty Dawson Rev. Charles Dear Darrah Degnan Betty DeHennis Phil DeHennis Kathy Doran Carol Drummond Isabel Edwards Lydia Eichner Dorothy Fairweather Carol Feeley Ruth Ann Feil Rina Fesnak Delores Finnegan Maureen Fitzpatrick Sister Mary Ann Fazakerley Janet Freidel Dot Gallagher Bernadette Cronin-Geller Lawrence Geller Margaret Gentles Diane Gorman Richard Graber Anna Grailing

Maggie Groch Chris Groeber Elaine Grose William Gross Kathleen Halus Pastor Kris Halsey Betsy Hanssens Natalie Hardiman Rev. Bill Hartman Howard Hausher Paul Hedges Pastor Heidi Henkel Pricilla Henry Isabel Hermann Lucille Hite Jean Holland Ronald Hugo Max Humpl Phyllis Humpl Virtner Hynes Evelyn Jarrett Janice Jung Joan Kelly* Carol Kennedy Bob Kerstetter

Joyce Kerstetter

Volunteer of the Year Deborah Kogan Anneliese Kraemer Arthur Kramer Dolly Lafferty Leona Laws

Pat Lawson Karl Loewe* Ann Mackin Rev. Jane Marston Marlene Matarazzo Jaki Mathews Kathleen McAdoo Sylvia Metzler Mary Mieloch Nichols Miniuk Shirley Morgan Anna Morrell Harry Morrissy Pat Morrissy Pat Musgrove Virginia Murphy Barbara Mylod Virginia Nacrelli Joe Nally Frank O’Neill Lena Oliver Joan O’Meara Hazel Peatman Rose Posey Ronnie Quinn Barbara Renn Charmaine Richardson Barbara Robinson Danna Roth Bob Rudolph* Jean Sawyer Emil Scharer Rev. Sonke Schmidt-Lange

Jackie Schmid Ellen Schultz Phyllis Schultz Bernice Segal Dolores Shaw Margie Simon Sister Mary Tate Peg Slusarczyk Deborah Smart Dorothy Smith Mildred Sours Annemarie Steinhofer Janet Stott David Stroud Loretta Sucharski Rev. Dr. John Sweet Gloria Swope Mary Thomas Tom Thomas Mary Ann Tregoning Marie Tucci Marianne Vescovich Lee Wallack Evelyn Washington Adelaide Weidner Joyce Wichterman June Wikoff Heather Windle Lester Witt June Wodowski John Wozniak Betty Wylot *deceased

For information on volunteer opportunities, call our Volunteer Coordinator at 215-697-8027 or visit our volunteer page https://pphfamily.org/volunteer-opportunities/.

 PPH’s Garden Club teamed up with Northeast NORC in May to repot plants that will be delivered to NORC’s clients. NORC stands for “naturally occurring retirement community,” which is a community that has a large proportion of residents over 60 but was not specifically planned to meet aging services needs.

 The efforts of the Auxiliary throughout the year garnered a very generous gift, which was presented during the annual Founders' Day celebration by PPH Auxiliary Treasurer Barbara Stanton (left). PPH President and CEO John Dubyk (right) and Director of Development Deanna Keough (center left) gratefully accepted the donation on behalf of PPH.

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AWARDS AND RECOGNITION Founders’ Day Due to restrictions from the pandemic, PPH was unable to hold its annual Founders' Day ceremony in person. However, as with many events since March of 2020, PPH brought Founders' Day to residents' living rooms through a virtual event that aired on PPH TV live and throughout the month of December.

Founders' Day honors the vision of a group of German ministers, who, in collaboration with members of the community, set forth to accomplish something they all strongly believed in. This effort was the founding of PPH as we know it today and the cause they believed in so strongly is what we now know as the PPH mission, with Benevolent Care at its heart.

 Residents Eleanore Schmid (left) and Ruth Beaucheane (right) celebrated their 100th birthdays in May.

Each year during Founders' Day, PPH recognizes members of the community for their special achievements and contributions to the community. We honor PPH centenarians, residents who have lived at PPH for 20 or more years, a volunteer whose gift of time, talent and treasure has significantly impacted PPH, and a resident from each level of care who exemplifies the values and dedication created by our founders and sustained by the entire PPH family. We also recognize one PPH employee for quality care and excellent service with our organization’s highest distinction — the PPH President’s Award.

 Centenarian resident best friends Marcella Fellin (left) and Cecilia Amato (right)

This year, members of the PPH Heritage Society were recognized for their philanthropy, and members who made their first planned gift in 2020 and 2021 were formally inducted into the Society.

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VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR Joyce Kerstetter

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Catherine Wagner

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Cecilia Amato Catherine Puchalski

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Marcella Fellin Hilda Giordano Philip Grutzmacher

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Regina McGovern Beulah Behm

Alpha Manor resident Joyce Kerstetter was awarded Volunteer of the Year. Joyce delivers mail to other residents, assists in Tabor Market, and plays the piano and organ during chapel services.

“I was honored; I didn’t expect it. I very much appreciate it.

— Joyce Kerstetter, resident

 Joyce (right) was surprised as she watched the broadcast with her husband, Bob (left), saying that she even shed a few tears upon finding out that she was an award recipient.

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Palma Berenata Ruth Beaucheane Marguerite Kroekel Eleanor Schmid

PRESIDENT'S AWARD RECIPIENT Jennifer Honeyford, Vice President of Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation

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Hazel Peatman

27 Years

Regina McGovern

25 Years June Wodowski

23 Years Eleanor Schmid

20 Years Rita Witt

 PPH President and CEO John Dubyk presents the 2021 President's Award to recipient Jennifer Honeyford.

“Jennifer assumed her role during the height of the pandemic. Not an ideal time to accept a new challenge.

Through it all, Jenn’s passion and dedication to PPH have shone brightly. Her tireless work ethic and desire to make a difference are evident every day,” PPH President and CEO John Dubyk said.

“I feel honored to be named the 2021 President’s Award recipient. I would like to dedicate this year’s award to the entire Pathways team. I feel humbled by their continued support of me in my new role,” Jennifer said. “It is their care and compassion that inspire me every day.”

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INDEPENDENT LIVING

RESIDENT OF THE YEAR Reverend Kenneth H. Smith

 Pastor Ken Smith (center) surrounded by his longtime friends after he learned he was awarded the Resident of the Year designation

RESIDENT OF THE YEAR

Lawndale Manor resident Pastor Ken Smith was named the Independent Living Resident of the Year. His giving spirit, uplifting demeanor, sense of humor, and love of history (including PPH history) were cited as some of the many reasons for this designation. Ken watched the ceremony in the Fountain Room with a small group of residents and staff. As he realized he was the recipient of the award, he became filled with emotion.

“The award picked up my spirits. It’s nice to end 2021 on a positive note.”

— Reverend Kenneth H. Smith

PERSONAL CARE

RESIDENT OF THE YEAR Sister Mary Ann Tregoning Mary Ann Tregoning was named Personal Care Resident of the Year. Mary Ann knits gloves and scarves for the homeless, welcomes new residents with cheer, pushes wheelchairs for fellow residents, and regularly performs many other acts of kindness.

 Sr. Mary Ann Tregoning poses with her Personal Care Resident of the Year certificate.

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PATHWAYS

“It was such a surprise. It’s a great gift to be recognized.”

— Sr. Mary Ann Tregoning

Kenneth Venuti Ken Venuti was named Pathways Resident of the Year. Ken regularly exercises in the PPH Wellness Center and pool, performs at veterans’ events and memorial services, and often joins the PPH choir.

During the earlier stages of the pandemic, he was no longer able to access the entire campus as he once had. Instead, he looked for opportunities to share his gifts with his fellow residents. Ken's positive attitude was greatly appreciated by both residents and staff.

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EMCCC Honors Two Members of the PPH Family Two members of the PPH family, W. Russ Koerwer and the late Marge Jacoby, were honored at the 2021 Eastern Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce (EMCCC) Annual Community Awards Celebration in June.

W. Russell Koerwer, a member of the PPH Board of Directors and a longtime supporter of PPH, received the EMCCC Lifetime Achievement Award for his years of volunteer service in the Greater Philadelphia area.

Russ has been a member of EMCCC since 1990, and has served on the EMCCC and PPH Boards of Directors for several years. He was president of the EMCCC for two years. In addition, Russ is a member of the Abington Police Athletic League Board of Directors and has been a member of Kiwanis International for over 50 years.

The late Marge Jacoby, a member of EMCCC for nearly 20 years, received the EMCCC Humanitarian Award. Marge was a schoolteacher in Philadelphia and Chicago prior to becoming a full-time mother to her two children, Lauren and Edward. Marge eventually returned to the workforce, working many jobs with various responsibilities, and was always involved in elder care and senior advocacy. After retiring in 2016, Marge began a part-time position as community liaison for PPH in 2017. Marge’s smile and friendly demeanor brought happiness to everyone she encountered. She was upbeat, optimistic, and a joy to be around. Marge will be dearly missed by all who had the pleasure of crossing paths with her. Marge’s daughter, Lauren, accepted the Humanitarian Award on her behalf. The award will now be called the Marjorie Jacoby Humanitarian Award in honor of Marge’s dedication to EMCCC. 23 • 2021 PPH ANNUAL REPORT

O U R I M PA C T

 LeadingAge PA Director of Member Engagement Megan Stedjan (left) presents PPH employee Karla Juste (right) with a $1,200 scholarship.

PPH Dining Services employee Karla Juste was awarded $1,200 from LeadingAge PA through their 2021 Professional Development Scholarship Program. Karla is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in nursing from Holy Family University.

LeadingAge PA is a trade association representing more than 370 high-quality senior housing, health care, and community services across the commonwealth.

The association is dedicated to the education and workforce enhancement efforts of member communities. LeadingAge PA awards scholarships that enhance opportunities for staff members pursuing further education, training, and certification — both within and outside the field of nursing.

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The Eberhard and Helen Schea Endowment for Healthcare Education The Eberhard and Helen Schea Endowment Fund for Healthcare Education is an important aspect of our mission — and it has an impact both now and, in the future, as we build up tomorrow’s caregivers and healthcare leaders.

In 2007, Caroline Schea Lloyd and her brother Frederick Schea established the endowment to honor the legacy of their parents, Eberhard and Helen Schea, while also supporting continuing healthcare education opportunities that promote the well-being of PPH employees and residents.

Eberhard and Helen Schea were longtime PPH donors and residents.

Eberhard also served as a PPH Board Trustee, and both “Ebbie” and Helen were active volunteers with the PPH Auxiliary.  Eberhard and Helen Schea

In November 2021, the PPH family lost a dear friend and longtime supporter with the passing of Caroline Schea Lloyd. Since 2016, Caroline’s contributions to the Schea Endowment Fund enabled 18 employees with more than $12,000 in scholarships for higher education costs. Prior to 2016, the Schea and Lloyd families’ contributions to the Schea Endowment Fund also helped foster the implementation of today’s PPH Wisdom in Senior Education (WiSE) classes as well as training courses available online to PPH staff.

Today, the endowment serves as a tribute not only to Eberhard and Helen Schea, but also as a reminder of Caroline's loving-kindness.  Caroline Schea Lloyd

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O U R I M PA C T

Schea Scholarship Recipients In 2021, scholarships were expanded to include not only higher education degree programs, but also continuing education courses, certification courses, and professional development programs.

Three PPH employees were selected as the 2021 Schea Scholarship recipients: Certified Nursing Assistant Teyonna Beaman, Certified Nursing

Assistant Luinegat Destin, and Recreation Therapist Jessica Seiple. Teyonna is enrolled in a program to become a registered nurse, Luinegat is working toward a degree in licensed practical nursing, and Jessica is enrolled in a graduate program for occupational therapy.  (Left) Scholarship recipients Luinegat Destin (left) and Jessica Seiple (right)  (Right)Teyonna Beaman holds her Schea Scholarship certificate.

 Veterans Day letter from a student, thanking PPH veterans for their service  Celebrating PPH’s African American female veterans on Veterans Day

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5 p.m.

Two friends in Independent Living celebrate the return of happy hour

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OUR DONORS

Moments that count

PPH has been blessed for its faithful donors, who not only share our mission but contribute to our ability to provide top-notch services and amenities for our residents, including those in financial distress. Your donations, whether a heartfelt one-time gift or regular monthly support, allow us to continue to broaden the programs and initiatives that enrich the well-being of our residents and enhance our campus. Most of all, you support our promise of Benevolent Care, which provides financial assistance to residents who have exhausted their resources. We thank you for helping us continue to expand on the work that began here more than 130 years ago.

In grateful recognition of the loyal and generous donors who faithfully give each year to support the mission of PPH.

$457,170

The Bergdoll Society is named for Elizabeth Bergdoll, whose gift of $15,000 in 1898 was used to purchase the land that today is our expansive senior living community.

AMOUNT OF DONATIONS IN 2021 THANKS TO OUR GENEROUS DONORS

The Bergdoll Society The following donors made a cumulative gift of $500 or more or gave 10 consecutive years or more during the 2021 calendar year to support the mission of PPH.

VISIONARY CIRCLE $10,000+

FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE $5,000 - $9,999

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $2,500 - $4,999

The Arcadia Foundation Box Techs Estate of Irene A. Braun Estate of Michael Fesnak Estate of Helen L. Schneider The Rev. Kenneth H. Smith Estate of Albert Taubel

Patricia D. Baccash, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Patrick V. Flanagan Mr. Nicholas J. Forlano Mr. Paul M. Hedges, Sr. Ms. Marybeth Helfrich Mr. James Lloyd & Mrs. Caroline Schea Lloyd* Mr. John W. Wozniak, Jr.

PPH Auxiliary Optum Estate of Anna (Nancy) Post Mr. & Mrs. Emil W. Scharer Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Schmidt Estate of Helen Stailey Mrs. Brigitte E. Steck

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OUR DONORS LEADERSHIP CIRCLE $1,000 - $2,499 Ms. Anna T. Alexander Barbara R. Beckman, Esq. Dr. & Mrs. Gardner Bemis Benecon Group, Inc. Mr. Richard H. Braun Mrs. Jacqueline P. Brigden Mr. & Mrs. James Casey Mr. Nicholas Cassizzi & Mrs. Mary Ann Cassizzi Mr. & Mrs. William Conaway Estate of Jewell Coyle Mr. & Mrs. William B. Davis Ms. Darrah Degnan

Elite Elevator Services, LLC Mrs. Daphne G. Floyd Ms. Linda L. Gallagher Mrs. Jean E. Gibson & Mr. Michael Gibson Mr. Richard W. Hartmann Mr. David E. Heilman Mr. David J. Hughes Mr. Ronald E. Hugo Barbara A. Jacobs & Malio E. Ventresca Ms. Leda Jomeruck Mr. Robert J. Kapovich

Mr. W. Russell Koerwer & Mr. Stephen F. Schreiber Mr. Bertram Laudenslager Lawndale Baptist Church Mr. Karl Loewe* Mr. Charles P. Long Mr. & Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo Mr. James W. Miller Ms. Barbara Mylod Ms. Catherine A. Nemeth PPH Art Studio PPH Craft Group PPH Greenhouse

The Rev. Dr. Pastor Jack F. Price Ms. Catherine Rein Mrs. Barbara M. Renn Estate of George A. Schlosser Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Sexton Sigel Insurance Group Society of the Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick Ms. Marilyn Sylvester Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Thomas Mr. Richard Trickey* Mr. & Mrs. Van Fleet Ms. Maryann C. Volk Ms. Kathleen Wersinger

Mr. Walter Dec Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Devers Mr. Ian M. Dougherty, CPA Mr. John J. Dubyk Mr. Michael Ettner Mrs. Carol Evans Mr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Hinchcliff Ms. Jean Holland Mrs. Carol Kennedy The Rev. & Mrs. Rodney S. Kopp Mr. Michajlo Matijkiw, Jr. Ms. Anastasia Matijkiw

Mrs. Virginia H. Mesibov Mr. & Mrs. Walter Michel Mr. & Mrs. Edward Mikus Ms. Shirley A. Morgan Dr. Arthur Donley & Mrs. Kathy Donley Mrs. Kathleen Nucero Ms. Hazel R. Peatman Mr. Gregory Petrucci The Rev. Lucy E. Pierre PPH Residents of Lawndale Manor

PPH Residents of 5th Floor Alpha Manor Serenity Hospice of Pennsylvania Sharp’s Landscaping Mr. Eric C. Sigel Mrs. Annemarie Steinhofer Mr. & Mrs. Wallace A. Strassmann Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Swierzy Mrs. Rita Sydow Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Wichterman Mrs. Donna J. Wojcik

BENEFACTORS $500 - $999 Ms. Barbara A. Bassett Ms. Jean Blood Mrs. Eileen Bratton Ms. Margaret M. Brooker Ms. Jodie Brown Ms. Lisa Burke Mr. & Mrs. Harold Catlaw Mrs. Carol L. Cherrington Ms. Patricia Coyne & Mr. Joseph Brown Ms. Heidi Creta Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Geller

WELLNESS

10 a.m.

Residents celebrated the reopening of the pool on March 15, 2021!

OUR DONORS

LOYAL DONORS Loyal donors of the Bergdoll Society have contributed to PPH for the past 10 or more consecutive years.

HISTORICAL DONORS PPH Auxiliary PPH Chapel PPH Craft Groups 33 YEARS Mrs. Jewell Coyle* Mr. Ronald E. Hugo The Rev. Dr. Deborah Joy Winters & Mr. Gary Winters 32 YEARS Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Jones 30 YEARS Mrs. Dorothy “Dot” Gallagher 25 YEARS Ms. Hazel R. Peatman 24 YEARS Estate of Albert Taubel 23 YEARS Ms. Elaine DeMasse Mr. & Mrs. Wayne D. Geisser Mr. William L. Gross Mr. & Mrs. Raymond R. Ritting Estate of George A. Schlosser Mr. Robert W. Schumm St. Paul’s Evangelical Church

22 YEARS Mrs. Eileen Bratton Mrs. Mary Ann Cassizzi & Mr. Nicholas Cassizzi Mrs. Clare R. Condon Mrs. Daphne G. Floyd Mrs. Barbara B. Hannon Mr. David J. Hughes The Rev. & Mrs. Rodney Kopp 21 YEARS Mrs. Lois E. Hirschman-Gregory Mr. & Mrs. John M. McLaughlin 20 YEARS Mrs. Carol L. Cherrington Ms. Barbara P. Rebmann Sigel Insurance Group 19 YEARS Mr. & Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo Optum 18 YEARS Barbara R. Beckman. Esq. Mr. & Mrs. George Liebsch Mrs. Kathleen Meaney Mr. James W. Miller Mrs. Kathleen Nucero Pro-Tech Floors

17 YEARS Ms. Lisa Burke Mr. & Mrs. William Conaway Mrs. Cindy Faillace Mrs. Barbara A. Jacobs & Mr. Malio E. Ventresca Mr. W. Russell Koerwer & Mr. Stephen F. Schreiber Mr. Robert G. Laux Mr. Gregory Petrucci Ms. Barbara Stanton

13 YEARS Lawndale Baptist Church Mr. Karl Loewe* Mrs. Virginia Mesibov Mrs. Mary Ann Parisse Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Ramsey Mrs. Brigitte E. Steck Ms. Ella Steiner

16 YEARS Mrs. Jean E. Gibson & Mr. Michael Gibson Ms. Kathleen Jaskel Mrs. Bridget M. Klotz Mrs. Katharina Leisch* Mrs. Roberta M. Mitchell Mr. Thomas Swierzy

11 YEARS Mr. & Mrs. William B. Davis Mrs. Betty C. Dawson Mrs. Viola DeFrancisco Mrs. Evelyn R. Jarrett Mrs. Kathleen Wersinger Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Zegestowsky

15 YEARS David E. Heilman, Esq. Sharp’s Landscaping Mrs. Rita Sydow Mrs. Sharon Williams 14 YEARS Mrs. Margaret Gentles

12 YEARS Mr. James P. Bodine Ms. Anne E. McMenamin

10 YEARS Mr. Frank Kautz Charles P. Long John J. Pakyz Ms. Clare Peterson Mary T. Smith Janet H. Stott

PATRONS $250 - $499 Ms. Melanie A. Andrews Ms. Barbara C. Boyer Ms. Christine Brady Mr. Joseph Braunschek Ms. Selena Burton Mrs. Jewell Coyle* Keith Dancy Mrs. Viola DeFrancisco Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Denelsbeck Eastern Star Signet Chapter NO.129, O.E.S. Mrs. Lydia Eichner Ms. Angela Emanuele Mrs. Cindy Faillace Mrs. Margaret Felix

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne D. Geisser Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Gennaro Ms. Margaret Gentles Ms. Carolyn K. Ginther Arthur Greenwood, Jr. Shannon Grieb Mr. William L. Gross Mrs. Natalie S. Hardiman Ms. Janet S. Hornberger Ms. Jennifer Hunter Ms. Ethel Iannuzzi Mrs. Kathleen Jaskel Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Jones Ms. Molly Kutty Joseph

Ms. Deanna Keough Mrs. Bridget M. Klotz Mr. Ray Lefton Ms. Pat Long Mrs. Anne Luig Mr. Anthony Luongo & Ms. Morgan McKenty Ms. Marlene Matarazzo Mr. & Mrs. Michajlo O. Matijkiw, Sr. Ms. Amanda McCalister Ms. Jennifer Mendez Ms. Victoria E. Mikus Mr. & Mrs. Henry E. Morrissey PPH Dining Services Department

Pro Tech Floors LLC Ms. Mary Pultro Mr. & Mrs. Walter A. Sawyer Ms. Ida Sesso Mr. Robert B. Shoemaker, Jr., Esq. Ms. Maureen Solomon Ms. Barbara J. Stanton Mrs. Janet H. Stott Ms. Marilyn Sylvester Mrs. Karen Votel Mrs. Sharon Williams Mr. Lester Witt * Deceased

We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of 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.

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OUR DONORS

EMPLOYEE GIVING PPH is sincerely grateful to the employees who so generously give back to our Mission through a charitable contribution as part of the PPH Employee Giving Program, PPH Gives.

Ursile Aurelien Mary Z. Bargerhuff Michael Berman Catherine Boland Eileen Bratton Lisa Burke Selena Burton Kristy Byrnes Theodore A. Cannon Victoria Carr Mary Ann Cassizzi Carol L. Cherrington William Conaway Keith Dancy Andrew Denelsbeck Susan Denelsbeck Donna Donaghy John J. Dubyk Margaret Felix Daniel Flanagan Daphne G. Floyd Catherine Gephart Arthur Greenwood Shannon Grieb Lynn Grudowski Marie Henry Jennifer Honeyford David J. Hughes Kathleen Jaskel Molly Kutty Joseph Rosela Julien

Kayla Jurimas Deanna Keough Christina Knapp Mercy Kuttielavumkl Anne Luig Virginia Maciocha Mini Mathai Amanda McCalister Kimberly McGeary Kathleen Meaney Jennifer Mendez Kathleen Nucero Kyle Ozimkiewicz Mary Ann Parisse Phyllis A. Pedrogo Marie Pierre Louis Bryan C. Powers Jack F. Price Jacqueline Romasky Pamela Sawyer Mary T. Smith Maureen Solomon Barbara J. Stanton Rita Sydow Helen Toner Karen Votel Kathleen Wersinger Sharon Williams Valerie Williams Donna J. Wojcik

GRANTS & FOUNDATION GIVING Through matching gift programs, the following corporations have maximized the impact of many charitable donations to PPH: Benevity Community Impact Fund Cybergrants Exelon Foundation Google Network for Good The Pew Charitable Trusts Your Cause LLC 31 • 2021 PPH ANNUAL REPORT

“I give back to PPH through the Employee Giving Program because I appreciate the sense of community it gives. I believe in what we do and I believe that what we do has value.

I am proud to know I am a part of that. It’s reassuring knowing that I work with such generous people."

— Mary Ann Cassizzi, Senior Director, Care Management and Admissions

OUR DONORS

TRIBUTE GIVING Tribute gifts advance the mission of PPH and provide a meaningful way to celebrate a milestone occasion, honor the memory of a loved one, or pay tribute to an employee through our Guardian Angel program.

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 & Joseph F. Adles Mr. & Mrs. Roger G. Miller Louise Andrus Ms. Louise Blasick Joan Anthony Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Kieslich Mary Auwarter Mr. & Mrs. Robert Auwarter Helen Baccash Mr. & Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo Dorothy Barber Mr. & Mrs. Karl E. Bowers Warren Baumgartner Ms. Maureen Boyle Gertrude Baxter Ms. Barbara Mylod Ms. Carol Mylod* Josephine Beck Mrs. Roberta M. Mitchell William Bedford Mrs. Elizabeth Bedford Michael Boyle Mrs. Kathryn O’Brien Kathryn Bradley Ms. Patricia A. Bradley Barbara Braunschek Mr. Joseph Braunschek Elizabeth Buckley Mr. Joseph T. Buckley Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Buckley Alan Call Mrs. Sandra Heiser Julia Caniz Mr. & Mrs. John P. Hennessey Rose Cardullo Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Cardullo Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Cardullo John J. Carty Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Janiszewski Ted Cherrington Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Bargerhuff Ms. Frances Bojazi Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Cassizzi Mr. & Mrs. William Conaway Mrs. Clare R. Condon

Ms. Dalila Figueroa Mrs. Natalie S. Hardiman Richard W. Hartmann, Esq. Mrs. Kathleen Jaskel Ms. Deanna Keough Mr. Rodger Kralovetz Mrs. Anne Luig Mr. & Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo Mrs. Lisa A. Rubin-Wallack Mrs. Rita Sydow Catherine M. Clark Mr. Theodore W. Steigelman Elizabeth Clemins Mr. & Mrs. John P. Skidmore Matthew Conaway Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Bargerhuff Mr. Michael Berman Ms. Frances Bojazi Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Cassizzi Mrs. Jewell Coyle Mrs. Natalie S. Hardiman Mrs. Kathleen Jaskel Ms. Deanna Keough Mrs. Anne Luig Mr. Bryan C. Powers Thomasina Conaway Ms. Frances Bojazi Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Cassizzi Mrs. Jewell Coyle Mrs. Natalie S. Hardiman Mrs. Kathleen Jaskel Ms. Deanna Keough Les W. Condon Mrs. Clare R. Condon Jewell Coyle Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Johnson Mr. & Mrs. James Kennedy Ms. Deanna Keough Mr. & Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo Residents of 5th Floor Alpha Manor Mrs. Patricia E. Scharer Gerald Cronin Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Geller Pearle DeMasse Ms. Elaine DeMasse Delores DeSantis Anonymous Olga Desiderio Ms. Barbara Desiderio

Wayne & Claire Dettrich Mrs. Roberta M. Mitchell

Sam & Kitty Gaskill Ms. Barbara B. Hannon

Josephine L. Devers Mrs. Laverne Tyrrell

Ted & Ruth Geisser Mr. & Mrs. Wayne D. Geisser Ms. Lois G. Hulet

Lyle Devers Mr. & Mrs. Barry Punk Sue Devers Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Devers Jane Eckert Mr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Hinchcliff Roy Eichner Mrs. Lydia Eichner Peter Endres Ms. Anastasia Matijkiw Mr. Michajlo Matijkiw, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michajlo O. Matijkiw, Sr.

Gloria & Robert Gennaro Dr. & Mrs. John Tower Elizabeth Gossger Ms. Heidi Creta Laura Gossger Ms. Heidi Creta Lillian Gramlich Anonymous Christine Granahan Ms. Christine Whitman

John C. Evans Mrs. Carol Evans

Betty & Richard Greaves Mr. & Mrs. James W. Buchanan

Florence Fegeley Dr. & Mrs. Gardner Bemis

Marie & George Harm Ms. Barbara P. Rebmann

Michael Fesnak Ms. Rina Fesnak

Julia Haselbarth Ms. Rita Haselbarth Mr. Michael McLaverty

Issac Fontaine’s Mother Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Cassizzi Anna Frank Ms. Patricia Clark Ms. Edna Hartranft

Dolores Hedges Mr. Paul M. Hedges, Sr. Charles Heun Mrs. Barbara Heun

Claire & Gerry Friel Mr. & Mrs. Philip Padlo

Anna & Conrad Hirschman Ms. Lois E. Hirschman Gregory

Phyllis & Raymond Funk Dr. & Mrs. Joseph L. McGraw

James Gallagher Ms. Linda L. Gallagher Mr. & Mrs. Robert Herman Ms. Karen Lewin Dively Mr. & Mrs. Alan D. Stoner

Lida Holota Ingrid Brown Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Geller Ms. Betty C. Dawson Mrs. Patricia A. Devine Mrs. Lydia Eichner Mr. & Mrs. Harry Gordon Ms. Elaine Grose Mr.* & Mrs. David Hummel Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Johnson Mrs. Carol Kennedy PPH Residents of 5th Floor Alpha Manor Mr. & Mrs. Emil W. Scharer Ms. Loretta Sucharski

Thomas Garczynski, Sr. Ms. Ethel Lannuzzi

Minnie Horle Mrs. Virginia Mesibov

Grace Furphy Mr. & Mrs. Edward Albert Ms. Gloria J. Fisher Mr. Kyran Hines Mr. Robert J. Kensil, Jr. Ms. Susan Laska

Thomas Garczynski, Jr. Ms. Ethel Lannuzzi

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OUR DONORS IN MEMORY OF (CONTINUED) John C. Horn Mr. & Mrs. John M. Demetra Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Reed, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Skruck Wilson & Gladys Huffnagle Mrs. Janet H. Stott Frank & Mary Incantalupi Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Cala Marjorie Jacoby Ms. Frances Bojazi Alvin E. Jarrett Evelyn E. Jarrett Edward Jellison Ms. Barbara Mylod Ethel Kazmerchak Mrs. Ethel June Kolessar

Joseph McCann Ms. Judy McCann Ms. Anita M. Santry Mary & John McConnell Ms. Nancy S. Clupper Ms. Linda Hopkins Ms. Ingrid A. Nyborg Elizabeth & James McGinley Ms. Anne E. McMenamin Elizabeth McLaughlin Mr. & Mrs. Brian McLaughlin Mary McLaughlin Mr. & Mrs. John M. McLaughlin Margaret Michel Mr. & Mrs. Walter Michel

Patricia L. King Mr. & Mrs. Eric D. Howe

Gertrude M. Mikus Ms. Mary Ann Cymerman Mr. Frank X. Duffy Mr. & Mrs. William L. Ferro Mr. L.L. Houben Mr. & Mrs. Butch Kemp Mr. & Mrs. Edward Mikus Mr. & Mrs. John J. Mikus Ms. Victoria E. Mikus Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Osmian Ms. Amy Rogovin Mr. Richard Tracz

Barbara Kollmer Ms. Margaret M. Brooker Ms. Margaret Gentles

Ernest W. Miller Mr. James W. Miller Mrs. Jean M. Zimmerman

Louise Laidig Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Haeger, D.O.

Elizabeth “Betty” Morlock Mr. Charles Morlock

Lavinia & Gottlieb Laux Mr. Robert G. Laux

Mary “Marie” Murphy Mrs. & Mr. Peg Junod

Margaretha Lendemer Mr. & Mrs. Jurgen S. Rehnig

Margaret Muza Mr. & Mrs. Gary F. Gross

Helen Liebsch Mr. & Mrs. George Liebsch

Carol Mylod Ms. Barbara Mylod

Karl Loewe Mr. & Mrs. George Dern Ms. Deanna Keough Ms. Lottie Kranz

Millies Nanes Mrs. Kathleen M. Lugrine

Rose Marie Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Edward Arentzen James Kennedy Mr. John W. Wozniak, Jr. Joseph S. Keough Mr. & Mrs. William Conaway Mr. & Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo

Ruth E. MacBride Mr. & Mrs. Raymond F. Jacquette III Mary & Samuel Manzo Mr. & Mrs. Leland F. Herbert Mr. & Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo Fred A. Mauro Mr. & Mrs. Harold K. Causey Ms. Donna D. Duffy Bell Ms. Karen M. Kern Ms. Barbara Mylod Ms. Carol Mylod*

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Anthony Oblea Ms. Clare Peterson Anna “Nancy” Post Ms. Margaret Gentles Ms. Barbara Mylod Ms. Carol Mylod*

Ira Roth Mrs. Natalie S. Hardiman Lorraine Rudolph Rev. William D. Hartman Robert C. Rudolph Mrs. Elizabeth Bedford Mr. & Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo Alphonse D. Rzepnicki Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Bower Mr. James Schwegel Leslie Salsbury Ms. Margaret Salsbury Emily Sands Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hoffmayer Angelini Santina Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Cassizzi Elaine H. Santore Mrs. Mary Lou Gross Mr. William L. Gross Rosemary Sariego Ms. Anita Brown Ms. Linda Childers Ms. Ursula Connor Ms. Patrice Dawson Ms. Margo Olivieri PHS Sunshine Club Ms. Catherine Rein Ms. Janet Sachs Ms. Christine Tierney Rose Scheckner Mrs. Judy Livi Jane T. Schlack Mr. & Mrs. Carl Bogatiuk Elizabeth M. Schroeder Mrs. Brigitte E. Steck William H. Schule, Sr. Mrs. Natalie S. Hardiman

Rev. Harry N. Spink Mr. Robert G. Laux The Rev. Dr. Deborah J. Winters & Mr. Gary Winters Hans J. Steinhofer Mr. & Mrs. Hans J. Steinhofer Helen Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. George Liebsch Pauline Swierzy Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Swierzy Rose Uccelletti Ms. Sheila Fabrizio Ms. Vijaya Karnik Ms. Gertrude M. Lyons Ms. Constance Magee Ms. Andrea Moskowitz Ms. Pat Wozniak Lars Vikingstad Mrs. Mary Vikingstad Anna F. Vollmer Mrs. Anne E. Vollmer Patricia Walker Mrs. Natalie S. Hardiman Ms. Margaret Rosenkaimer Mr. James J. Walker Gertrude Walsh Ms. Patricia A. Hand Rhoda Weiderhorn Ms. Gilah Tenenbaum Dolores “Lori” Wharton Ms. Joan Wharton Anna & Henry Wild Mr. & Mrs. David Ward Margaret Williams Mrs. Harriette Williams

Elizabeth Sellman Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Ramsey

Michael L. Wojcik Ms. Frances Bojazi Mr. & Mrs. William Conaway Ms. Deanna Keough

Margarete C. Siegle Mrs. Dorothy Gallagher

Emma M. Young Mr. James J. Young

Ron Silberstein Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Sexton

Raymond Zawisza, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Beach Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Winkowski Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Winkowski

Richard Slusarczyk Mrs. Margaret Slusarczyk

Pauline & Erwin Rebmann Ms. Barbara P. Rebmann

Edie Snyder Mrs. Natalie S. Hardiman

Clare V. Robinson Ms. Christine Brady

Anastasia Solonynka Mr. & Mrs. Bohdan Solonynka Clair L. Sours Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Fox

John Zell Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Cassizzi Ursula E. Zobel Ms. Janet S. Hornberger * Deceased

OUR DONORS IN HONOR OF Ursile Aurelien ~ Mrs. Carol L. Cherrington Mary Z. Bargerhuff ~ Ms. Angela Emanuele Mary Jane Bates Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bates, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Cero Ms. Anna Marie McGuigan Marianne Black Mr. & Mrs. James Smyth Marie Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Nowak Edward Carr Mr. Robert Carr Rose Colligan ~ Mr. Ronald E. Hugo

John J. Dubyk ~ Mr. & Mrs. Donald Bresnan Ms. Margaret M. Brooker Ms. Lucille R. Hite Mr. Ronald E. Hugo Mr. & Mrs. Henry E. Morrissy Mrs. Virginia M. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Thomas John Elliott ~ Ms. Anna T. Alexander Albert Eschert ~ Ms. Anna T. Alexander Denise Eubanks ~ Mr. & Mrs. Emil Scharer Maureen Fitzpatrick Mr. & Mrs. John J. Fitzpatrick, Sr.

Courtney Craft ~ Mr. & Mrs. Emil Scharer

Carrie Gabryelewicz ~ ~ ~ Mr. & Mrs. Harold Catlaw Ms. Patricia Coyne & Mr. Joseph Brown Mrs. Viola DeFrancisco

Elizabeth Cruz ~ Mr. Ronald E. Hugo

Athur Greenwood III Mr. John W. Wozniak, Jr.

Ryan Donaghy ~ Mrs. Eileen Bratton

Katherine Homburg Ms. Karen Paulus

Andrew P. Cosby Mr. & Mrs. Dennis H. Wilson

Jennifer Honeyford ~ Mr. & Mrs. Emil W. Scharer

Mildred O'Neal Mr. & Mrs. David O'Neal

Ronald E. Hugo Mrs. Jean E. Gibson

Rose Posey Mr. William Conaway

Marge Jacoby's birthday Mrs. Mary Ann Cassizzi

Lisa A. Rubin-Wallack ~ ~ Mr. Joseph Brown & Mrs. Patricia Coyne Mr. & Mrs. Harold Catlaw

Mary John’s 25th Anniversary of Religious Profession Mrs. Natalie S. Hardiman Ms. Margaret Rosenkaimer Mrs. June G. Wikoff Arthur Joseph ~ Mr. & Mrs. Emil Scharer Eveline Josep ~ Mr. & Mrs. Emil Scharer Bertram Laudenslager Ms. Nancy Jacobs Amanda McCalister ~ Mr. & Mrs. Emil Scharer Michael McLaverty ~ Ms. Anna T. Alexander Norma Mueller Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mueller The Rev. & Mrs. William Mueller

Pamela Sawyer ~ Ms. Anna T. Alexander Bernice Segal Mr. & Mrs. Philip Ackerman Ida Sesso's 101st birthday Mr. Charles P. Long Dolores Shaw Mr. John W. Wozniak, Jr. Maureen Solomon Mr. Steven Silvert Annemarie Steinhofer Ms. Patricia Conway

~ Indicates a Guardian Angel designation.

Guardian Angel Honorary Gifts You can recognize a PPH caregiver or other staff member who made an impact on your life or the life of a loved one by sharing your story and making a donation of $250 or more to PPH in their honor. Gifts received through the Guardian Angel Program pay tribute to an employee who enriched your life while also helping PPH provide essential resources, so others receive the highest-quality, most compassionate care as well.

"Carrie has the courage, willingness, and fortitude to rise to the task of meeting the needs of individuals she serves every day.

But most of all, we appreciate her glorious, unwavering sense of humor," said the Catlaw family on why they honored Carrie as a PPH Guardian Angel.  Carrie, with resident Viola DeFrancisco

OUR DONORS

PLANNED GIVING Planned Giving, also called Legacy Giving, is a way to make a gift to PPH through thoughtful estate planning. A planned gift as part of an overall estate plan takes your needs as well as the needs of your loved ones into consideration, while helping support the PPH mission.

COMMON TYPES OF PLANNED GIFTS AT PPH A Gift Through Your Will Gifts established in your will can be a specific dollar amount or a percentage of your estate. A bequest allows you to retain control of your assets during your lifetime, while also making a gift to PPH.

Charitable Gift Annuities Our charitable gift annuity program, administered through the United Church Funds, was created as a service to our many friends who have expressed a desire to make a gift of significance, while still retaining income from the gift property during their lives.

A charitable gift annuity is a contract in which you exchange a gift of cash or securities for a guaranteed, fixed income each year for the rest of your life! It is truly a win-win situation for the donor and PPH.

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By adding PPH to your estate plan through a variety of flexible, tax-advantaged options, you can continue to benefit from your assets now, knowing that your legacy gift will provide quality care and peace of mind security to residents and their loved ones for generations to come.

Life Insurance Do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? Perhaps your other assets have grown to provide the protection you require, and the insurance policy lies forgotten in a safety deposit box. Did you know that the policy could make a wonderful charitable gift to PPH. If you have insurance you might like to contribute, or if you are currently paying premiums on a policy and want to discover how this policy might work as a gift, you can name PPH the beneficiary of your life insurance, or a co-beneficiary.

Retirement Plan or IRA A retirement plan or IRA is typically the largest source of assets that generate taxable income when paid to a beneficiary. Therefore, if you are considering a gift to us after your lifetime, it is usually better to leave taxable assets to us and give non-taxable assets (such as stocks and real estate) to your loved ones.

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THE HERITAGE SOCIETY The Heritage Society recognizes our friends who have generously provided a legacy of care by naming PPH as a planned gift beneficiary. Since 1990, gifts from Heritage Society members have totaled over $8 million. Through their Gifts from the Heart, their legacy of compassion lives on.

Ms. Gladys Ackerman* Mrs. Emma M. Alberti* Mrs. Margarete Allen Ms. Frieda Allen* Mrs. Carol R. Altimari Ms. Elizabeth E. Aretz* Ms. 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. & Mrs. Louis W. Born, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. J. Martin Bowker* Ms. Katherine H. Brackendorff* Ms. Irene A. Braun* Ms. Anna Brett* Mr. 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* Ms. Miriam E. Davis* Ms. Betty C. Dawson Mrs. Viola DeFrancisco Ms. Darrah Degnan Mr. Louis N. DiCrescenzo Mrs. Claire C. Dittrich* Mr. Erhart A. Eger* Mr. David E. Elliott* Ms. Lillie M. Ellis* Mrs. Ruth Ellis* Ms. Margaret E. Endres* Mrs. Betty J. Faulkner* Mrs. Bertha R. Faust* Ms. Elizabeth Feairheller* Mr. Michael Fesnak* Ms. Mary E. Fields*

Ms. Elmina A. Finck* Ms. Maureen Fitzpatrick Ms. Virginia J. Futchko* Mrs. Lola Gansworth* Ms. Grace M. Gault* Mrs. Jean Gibson & Mr. Michael Gibson Mr. & Mrs. Walter Gimbel* Mr. John F. Glueck* Mr. & Mrs. Alfred M. Gorski* Mrs. Genevieve Gorski* Mrs. Dorothy Grau* Mr. Charles W. Gray III* Mr. William L. Gross Mr. Franz Haeusser* Richard W. Hartmann, Esq. Ms. Dorothy A. Hathaway* Mrs. Lorraine G. Haussmann* 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 Mrs. Phyllis & Mr. Max Humpl Katherine Ilg* Mrs. Barbara A. Jacobs & Mr. Malio E. Ventresca Ms. Gladys Jerdan* Ms. Laura Kaiser* Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Kaufman* Ms. Margaret W. Kellerman* Ms. Ruth M. Kershner* Mr. Richard Knowles* Mr. W. Russell Koerwer & Mr. Stephen F. Schreiber Ms. Mildred Kotz* Mr. William Krai* Ms. Marguerite Krauss* Ms. Helen C. Lafferty*

During the 2021 Founders’ Day celebration, new members from the last two years were formally inducted into the Society. The Class of 2020 welcomed Jean and Michael Gibson and Sylvia Metzler. The Class of 2021 welcomed Harvey W. Scherzer, Herbert P. Scherzer, and Marge and Tom Sexton. The Rev. Kenneth H. Smith also was acknowledged for his continued generosity through an additional planned gift in the form of a charitable gift annuity. Along with a certificate of membership,

Mrs. Louise Laidig* Ms. Alice Lainhoff* Mrs. Irene W. Leitenberger* Mr. Roman Lempa* Ms. Ruth M. Lewis* Ms. Elizabeth J. Liggitt* Mr. & Mrs. J. F. Loeble* Mr. Frank A. Loeffler* Mrs. Helen Loeffler* Mr. Karl Loewe* Mr. & Mrs. Malcontento* Mr. & Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo Ms. Mildred D. Martindell* Mrs. Gertrude McGinnis* Mrs. Janet McManus Mr. Charles W. Meng* Mrs. Virginia H. Mesibov Ms. Sylvia Metzler Ms. Marie Michener* Ms. Ruth L. Moog Ms. Shirley A. Morgan Mr. William R. Morris* Mrs. Irma M. Morrissy Ms. Florence M. Morton* Ms. Helen Motson* Mrs. Louise A. Mulvehill* Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Nawn Mr. David O. Nicodemus* Mr. & Mrs. Henry Oliver* Miss Hazel R. Peatman Mrs. Anna (Nancy) Post* Mr. Earl C. Punchard* Ms. Barbara P. Rebmann Mrs. Barbara M. Renn Mr.* & Mrs. Ralph S. Richards* Ms. June F. Rizzo* Mr. Robert O. Roberts* Mr. & Mrs. Francis O. Rowe* Mrs. Marion Rowen* Ms. Lorraine A. Rudolph* Mr. Robert C. Rudolph* Mrs. Elizabeth S. Rygalski* Ms. Helen F. Sattler* Ms. Thelma L. Saunders*

Mr. H. E. Saylor* The Eberhard & Helen Schea Endowment Fund Mr. Harvey W. Scherzer — Class of 2021 Mr. Herbert P. Scherzer — Class of 2021 Ms. Anna E. Schneider* Ms. Helen L. Schneider* Ms. Elizabeth M. Schott Mrs. Jean S. Schwemmer* Mrs. Catherine Sell* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Sexton — Class of 2021 Ms. Dorothy Sharp* Ms. Naomi N. Sloan* The Rev. Kenneth H. Smith Ms. Annette Smith* The Rev. Harry N. Spink* Mrs. Helen M. Stailey* Ms. Elfriede Stephan* Ms. Louise K. Steuer* The Rev. & Mrs. William E. 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* Ms. Jean M. Watt* Mrs. Charlotte M. Webb* Mr. & Mrs. Ellwood Webb, Jr.* Mrs. Tabea F. Weller* Ms. Kathryn Whalen* Mr. & Mrs. David F. Wicker The Rev. Dr. Deborah Joy Winters & Mr. Gary Winters Mrs. June L. Wodowski Ms. Doris J. Woollerton* Mr. John W. Wozniak, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Ziegler* *deceased

each new member receives a custom lapel pin, a personalized brick for the Remembrance Garden, and their name displayed on the Heritage Society wall located in the PPH Esplanade.

If you would like more information on how to join this prestigious group of donors, please contact Director of Development Deanna Keough at 215697-8586. If you are already a member, your help in identifying and connecting us with potential donors is greatly appreciated.

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PPH Garden Party in Appreciation of Sponsors and Donors The PPH Garden Party was held on Sept. 23, 2021, in appreciation of sponsors and donors who contributed $1,000 or more during the 2020 calendar year.

Contributions supported the campus-wide Wi-Fi project, Benevolent Care, and other areas of need associated with pandemic relief efforts.

The event was slated to be held outdoors in the PPH Arts, Culture, and Education (ACE) Center Courtyard and surrounding gardens, but due to inclement weather, was moved inside to the adjacent private dining room, Bistro and Fountain Room.

During the reception, guests enjoyed butlered hors d’oeuvres, pasta and crudité stations, an open bar, and an assortment of desserts. Top-quality display screens and audio were located throughout the spaces to allow guests in any area to comfortably see and hear the evening’s speaker program and awards ceremony.

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The program included brief remarks from John Dubyk, PPH President and CEO, who spoke about our community’s appreciation for, and the value of, the contributions of our generous supporters. John’s remarks were followed by the awards ceremony. The awards included the PPH Donor Appreciation Award, which honors a donor who embodies a culture of benevolence, and the PPH Community Leadership and Service Award, which honors a partner in our community who shares our values and whose leadership serves the needs of others.

The premier of “Family Means…,” a video testimonial that highlighted the connections between residents and employees and their links to the time-honored mission of PPH, culminated the successful and enjoyable event.

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AWARD RECIPIENTS The PPH Donor Appreciation Award honors a donor who embodies a culture of benevolence John Wozniak was presented with the 2020 PPH Donor Appreciation Award. John is a PPH Independent Living resident and a member of the PPH Bergdoll Society and PPH Heritage Society, whose generous contributions support both current and future residents.

Frederick Schea, on behalf of the Schea and Lloyd families, accepted the 2021 PPH Donor Appreciation Award for their longtime and consistent support of the Eberhard and Helen Schea Endowment Fund for Healthcare Education. The fund, named by these families in honor of their parents, has granted numerous scholarships to PPH employees so that they may continue their education.

 John Wozniak

 Frederick Schea

The PPH Community Leadership and Service Award honors a partner in our community who shares our values and whose leadership serves the needs of others.

The Church of St. William was presented with the 2020 award for its century of service to the Lawncrest area and its willingness to adapt to the changing needs of the community. Fr. Tariq Isaac accepted the award on behalf of the parish.

The Northeast Times was honored with the 2021 award for keeping Northeast Philadelphia residents informed and up-to-date for 87 years. Editor Tom Waring accepted on the publication’s behalf.  Father Tariq Issac

 Tom Waring

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7 p.m.

Enjoying the warmth of the firepit in the beautiful PPH courtyard

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OUR DONORS

2021 GIVING BY THE NUMBERS GIFT DESIGNATIONS

1%

Adopt-A-Resident Program

32%

Unrestricted gifts

47%

HIGHLIGHTS

131 NEW DONORS

Benevolent Care

1%

19%

Healthcare Education

Campus WiFi Fund

GIVING BY RELATIONSHIP

4%

2%

DONATIONS MADE THROUGH THE PPH WEBSITE, TOTALING

2% 5% Estate

$24,175

Vendor

Board of Directors

Resident Family

7% Employee

30% Resident

13% Friend

17%

Former Resident Family

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65

20%

55

MONTHLY RECURRING GIFTS

Group Giving

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OUR DONORS ASSETS

2021

2020

$6,337,109.00

$4,929,699.00

Assets whose use is limited

$25,873,865.00

$25,023,187.00

"Property and Equipment, Net"

$27,692,208.00

$26,127,743.00

$76,167.00

$48,890.00

Current Assets

Annuities Receivable Derivative Financial Instrument TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS

$56,129,519.00

2021

2020

$5,277,802.00

$4,546,976.00

Long-Term Debt

$14,239,803.00

$13,975,507.00

Other Liabilities

$586,417.00

$977,040.00

$6,504,116.00

$6,433,220.00

$312,563.00

$741,396.00

Net Assets

$ 33,202,632.00

$ 29,455,380.00

TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS

$60,123,333.00

$56,129,519.00

Current Liabilities

Deferred Revenues Derivitative Financial Instrument

UNRESTRICTED REVENUE AND EXPENSES

2021

2020

$26,020,073.00

$27,676,068.00

Other Revenues

$563,837.00

$538,313.00

Contributions

$213,914.00

$131,780.00

$1,744,619.00

$1,098,880.00

$4,345,679.00

$ 1,698,306.00

Net Assets Released from Restriction

$212,813.00

$158,655.00

TOTAL UNRESTRICTED REVENUE

$33,100,935.00

$31,302,002.00

Less: Operating Expense

$31,417,717.00

$31,579,822.00

OPERATING INCOME

$1,683,218.00

($277,820.00)

Net Resident Service Revenue

Investment Income Grant Revenues

OTHER INCOME Change in Net Unrealized Gains and Losses on Investments Change in Fair Value of Derivative Financial Statement REVENUES IN EXCESS OF EXPENSES Net Assets Released From Restrictions Used for Purchase of Property and Equipment (DECREASE)/INCREASE IN UNRESTRICTRED ASSETS 41 • 2021 PPH ANNUAL REPORT

Officers Jean Gibson, Chairperson

$143,984.00 $60,123,333.00

2022 PPH BOARD OF DIRECTORS Anthony J. Luongo, Vice-Chairperson Ian M. Dougherty, Treasurer Patsy Long, Secretary

Members Barbara Beckman, Esq. William Brown Father Alfonso J. Concha Arthur J. Donley, Jr., D.P.M. John Dubyk, President and CEO William L. Gross

2021

2020

$1,437,163.00

$916,298.00

$572,817.00

($476,222.00)

3,693,198.00

$162,256

$24,535.00

$183,288.00

$3,717,733.00

$345,544.00

Kristopher Halsey Timothy Hinchcliff W. Russell Koerwer Catherine Nemeth Eric Sigel

President’s Leadership Team John Dubyk, President and CEO Daphne Floyd, VP of Human Resources Shannon Grieb, VP of Marketing & Communications Jennifer Honeyford, VP of Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation David Hughes, VP of Operations Mary Ann Parisse, VP of Residential Living & Personal Care

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11 a.m.

A delicious Sunday brunch on the sunny PPH patio

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