Generations of Care. A Future of Possibility.
Celebrating 135 YEARS
Years at The Philadelphia Protestant Home
For 135 years, The Philadelphia Protestant Home has stood as a place where compassion is lived, care is elevated, and community is cherished. What began as a vision to provide comfort and dignity to older adults has grown into a vibrant, welcoming campus where generations have found not only a home, but a sense of belonging.
At the heart of PPH’s legacy is a commitment to compassionate care — the kind that sees each resident as an individual with a story, a history, and a future worth nurturing. From skilled nursing to personal care, memory care and independent living, every service is grounded in respect, empathy, and a deep understanding of what it means to age with grace.
Hospitality and service excellence has always been a defining hallmark of PPH. Residents and families are greeted with warmth, attentiveness, and a spirit of service that transforms everyday moments into meaningful connections. Whether sharing a meal, gathering for conversation, or welcoming new neighbors, the PPH community radiates a sense of home.
Over the decades, PPH has continued to evolve, offering modern amenities that enrich daily life. Beautifully designed living spaces, inviting culinary venues, a wellness and fitness center, landscaped outdoor areas, and thoughtfully curated common spaces all reflect a dedication to comfort, convenience, and quality. These amenities are more than features — they are touchpoints of joy, independence, and engagement.
Life at PPH is further enhanced by a robust array of life enrichment programs and activities that celebrate curiosity, creativity, and connection. Residents explore new interests, revisit lifelong passions, and build friendships through art, gardening, music programs, educational lectures, fitness classes, spiritual gatherings, social events, and intergenerational experiences. Each program is designed to inspire purpose and promote well being, ensuring that every resident has the opportunity to thrive.
As PPH celebrated 135 years, it honored a remarkable history shaped by generosity, innovation, and unwavering dedication. Yet the true celebration lies in the people — the residents who bring life to the community, the team members who serve with heart, and the families who entrust their loved ones to PPH’s care.
This milestone is not only a reflection of the past, but a promise for the future: to continue fostering a community where compassion guides every action, care is delivered with excellence, hospitality is a way of life, and enrichment is woven into each day.
Here’s to 135 years of purpose, partnership, and home — and to many more years of living well, together.
Dear Friends,
As I reflect on my time here at the Philadelphia Protestant Home, I am continually encouraged by the kindness, spirit, and sense of community I see each day. PPH has long been a place defined by generations of care — neighbors supporting neighbors, team members serving with commitment, and residents building meaningful connections that endure.
The sincerity and dedication of our team members in serving our residents is truly admirable. In turn, our residents welcome everyone who enters our community and they interact warmly with the compassionate individuals who care for them.
As I transition into my new role as Vice President of Operations with EverTrue, I will remain actively involved at PPH by supporting the community’s new Executive Director and PPH leadership, continuing to advance our mission, strengthen our programs, and ensure the community’s financial stability — all while helping shape a future of possibility for PPH and those we serve.
We are deeply grateful for the dedication of our team members and the ongoing support of you — our loyal donors. Your generosity plays a vital role in sustaining our community and ensuring that our residents receive the care, empathy, and dignity they deserve.
With your continued support, we remain committed to Benevolent Care for our residents and to future campus projects that will enhance amenities and services for all those we serve.
May the coming year bring all the best to the PPH family.
Sincerely,
Kelli Mills EverTrue Living Vice President of Operations
2025 PPH Board of Directors
PPH’s Board of Directors also plays an essential role, offering strategic guidance and ensuring that the organization remains true to its mission while embracing innovation and growth.
OFFICERS
Eric Sigel
Chairperson
Timothy Hinchcliff
Vice-Chairperson
Anthony Luongo
Vice-Chairperson
Ian Dougherty
Treasurer
William L. Gross
Secretary
MEMBERS
Cassandra Bennett
William Brown
Ron Davis
Rev. Dr. Kristopher Halsey
Howard Jay Kaminsky
W. Russell Koerwer
Richard Quinn
PPH Mission:
Guided by Christian values, the mission of The Philadelphia Protestant Home is to provide a caring senior living community that affords our residents the opportunity to achieve their highest possible quality of life.
Core Values:
INTEGRITY:
Using our moral compass to always act in the best interest of our residents and supporting Benevolent Care.
FRIENDLY:
Being present in every moment and providing exemplary service.
QUALITY CARE:
Doing the right thing with the right person, in the right setting, each and every time.
COMPASSIONATE:
Faithfully ministering to our residents and advocating for issues affecting them.
RESPECT:
Treating each person with human dignity and mutual respect.
COMFORTABLE:
All-in-one senior living community that respects differences and celebrates commonalities.
WHAT WE DO...
PPH is a comprehensive life plan community that provides a true spirit of living for adults aged 62 and older. Set on more than 13 beautifully landscaped acres in the Lawndale section of Northeast Philadelphia, our tranquil campus features walking paths, raised garden beds, a koi pond, a welcoming, secure gatehouse entrance, and serene outdoor spaces designed to inspire connection, well-being, and an engaging environment.
Our community offers a full continuum of care — Independent Living, Personal Care, Memory Care, Skilled Nursing, and Rehabilitation — allowing residents to remain on one campus while receiving the level of support that best meets their needs. Independent Living includes a variety of thoughtfully designed apartment floor plans across three interconnected buildings, while Personal Care and Memory Care provide private living spaces with additional assistance and support. For those requiring advanced services, our Pathways Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation programs deliver 24-hour care and comprehensive therapies with dignity, compassion, and respect.
Residents enjoy a vibrant community center with a state-of-the-art wellness center, heated indoor pool, chapel, art studio, library, and life enrichment programs that nurture the mind, body, and spirit. The Social Hall serves as a lively center for performances, educational seminars, and social gatherings. With multiple dining venues, a bar for happy hours, bank, gift shop, a primary care medical practice, convenience store, and our beloved ice cream shop — Scoops — every amenity is at our residents’ fingertips. At PPH, residents aren’t just supported, they’re surrounded by community.
ONE CAMPUS, MANY CHOICES.
INDEPENDENT LIVING
PPH offers 11 different floor plans in three buildings, all inter-connected to the main community center. From cozy studios to large two-bedroom floor plans, there is a perfect fit for everyone’s taste. Many one and two-bedroom apartments feature a patio or balcony, and each floor in every building offers a community lounge for game nights or simply another place to gather with friends and family.
PERSONAL CARE
PPH’s Personal Care neighborhood is located in the center of the community and is close to activities, dining, the library and other community spaces. Personal Care residents enjoy their own private residences and amenities, while also being welcomed to take advantage of the entire campus’s amenities.
Residents in Personal Care are able to receive additional assistance with the activities of daily living, such as bathing, medication management, and meals. Our staff is committed to providing assistance while helping residents maintain and achieve their highest level of independence.
MEMORY CARE
Our Chapters program is designed to support residents that suffer from memory impairment. This safe neighborhood offers a soothing environment for our residents while providing specialized care so that they can thrive. In addition to care, residents enjoy a life enrichment program that creates a stimulating environment.
SKILLED NURSING – LONG-TERM CARE
For those residents in need of the highest level of care, Pathways Skilled Nursing provides 24-hour care while focusing on dignity and respect for the individual. Residents’ rooms are spacious and bright, with many lounges and dining venues to enjoy. There is also a beautiful outdoor garden with seating for residents and their loved ones to visit.
REHABILITATION
PPH offers a comprehensive therapy program to assist residents in their recuperation from an illness, injury, or surgery. The ultimate goal is to improve their quality of life and get them back to their daily routines as soon as possible. On-site physical and occupational therapy offers a great convenience to our short-term rehabilitation patients.
Our Financial Responsibility
OUR FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
The Philadelphia Protestant Home (PPH) continues to move forward with a strategic plan to stabilize financial assets and restructure operations in support of long term sustainability. During 2025, PPH partnered with a management company — EverTrue — that aligns with our mission, values, and vision for the future.
Although the financial statements reflect a reduction in net assets, the year was marked by intentional steps to streamline operations, restructure expenses, and pursue revenue enhancements. These actions were undertaken thoughtfully to position PPH for long term stability while maintaining our commitment to high quality care.
Throughout 2025, we remained focused on investing in the resident experience and quality of care. We continued to pursue operational efficiencies without compromising care, and advanced strategic partnerships to support sustainability. Our Board of Directors, leadership, and team members remain united in their focus on PPH’s present and future success. Every decision we make is grounded in our mission to provide safe, compassionate, and enriching living environments for older adults. Our financial strategy for the coming year reflects this commitment and positions us for renewed growth and continued impact.
Looking ahead, PPH’s multi-year plan will focus on strengthening revenue, building census, enhancing operational efficiency, and expanding services that meet the evolving needs of our residents. Significant strides have been made in expanding our marketing service area, improving amenities and services, and enhancing our surrounding environment. We continue to focus on strengthening our team, upgrading our technology, and laying the groundwork for new, innovative programs that will better serve both our Residents and our Team Members.
We are grateful for your continued support and wish to thank you, our donors, community and residents for your ongoing support and your commitment and belief in our vision. As we continue this important work, we do so with profound appreciation for everyone who makes the PPH community strong. Your trust, partnership, and belief in our mission inspire us every day. We remain deeply committed to honoring that trust by advancing the quality, stability, and vitality of PPH for generations to come. Together — with our residents, team members, donors, families, and community partners — we will continue building a future defined by compassion, excellence, and unwavering dedication to those we serve. Thank you for standing with us as we move forward with confidence, purpose, and hope.
BENEVOLENT CARE FUND: 5-YEAR
Ben e vole n t C a r e Fund : 5 -Ye a r
Total amount of Benevolent Care provided to residents
Total amount of Benevolent Care provided to residents
Through our Benevolent Care, 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 gives peace of mind to our residents.
2025 Total Expenses: $37.12 (Million)
2025 TOTAL EXPENSES: $35,733,084 $26.8 MILLION NET ASSETS $22.7 MILLION IN LIABILITIES $49.5 MILLION TOTAL ASSETS
Nursing Home Assessments
2025 CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS
PPH remains committed to enhancing our campus, focusing on thoughtful upgrades that support our community and elevate the overall experience. In 2025, we successfully completed several key projects.
$1,194,489 IN CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS
PLANNED GIFTS AT PPH
CHARITIABLE GIFT ANNUITIES
Our charitable gift annuity program was created as a service to the many friends who wish to make a gift of significance while continuing to receive income from the donated property during their lifetime.
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 winwin opportunity for both the donor and PPH.
RETIREMENT PLAN OR IRA
Retirement plans and IRAs are typically the largest sources of assets that generate taxable income when distributed to beneficiaries. If you are considering a gift to PPH after your lifetime, it is often more advantageous to designate taxable assets for charitable giving while leaving non-taxable assets (such as stocks and real estate) to your loved ones.
A GIFT TO PPH VIA YOUR WILL
Gifts made through your will may be designated as a specific dollar amount or a percentage of your estate. A bequest allows you to retain full control of your assets during your lifetime while creating a lasting legacy of support for PPH.
LIFE INSURANCE
Do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? As your financial picture changes, a once-essential policy may no longer be necessary. This type of policy can become a meaningful charitable gift to PPH.
If you have coverage you may wish to contribute — or are currently paying premiums and would like to explore charitable options — you can name PPH as the beneficiary or co-beneficiary of your life insurance.
Giving by Fund
Unrestricted: 85.87% (many are estate gi s)
Unrestricted: 85.87% (many are estate gi s)
Unrestricted: 85.87% (many are estate gi s)
Adopt-a-Resident: 0.03%
Adopt-a-Resident: 0.03%
Adopt-a-Resident: 0.03%
Veterans’ Program: 0.01%
Veterans’ Program: 0.01%
Veterans’ Program: 0.01%
Benevolent Care: 9.58%
Benevolent Care: 9.58%
Benevolent Care: 9.58%
Healthcare Education: 0.46%
Therapy: 0.20%
Recreation Therapy: 0.20%
Temporary Restricted: 0.46%
0.46%
0.20%
Area Churches: 0.30%
Area Churches: 0.30%
Area Churches: 0.30%
Area Churches: 0.30%
Board of Directors: 1.01% (current and former)
Board of Directors: 1.01% (current and former)
Board of Directors: 1.01% (current and former)
Board of Directors: 1.01% (current
0.34%
Community Businesses: 0.27%
Community Businesses: 0.27%
Community Businesses: 0.27% Employees:
Employees: 0.63% (current, retired, and former)
Employees: 0.63% (current, retired, and former) Estates: 84.92%
Estates: 84.92%
Former Resident Family Members: 1.99%
Our Impact
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Day of Service
In January, PPH honored the legacy of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a month of meaningful events, including a day of service, a live play reading, and art that reflected our shared community and family. As part of our MLK Day of Service, we launched the return of Joy of Socks Week, building on the success of our 2024 sock drive.
The theme of “Beloved Community” celebrated team member families with a special slideshow presentation highlighting the many families who work together at PPH. PPH is home to a variety of family connections — including spouses, parent-child pairs, aunts and nieces, and even grandmothers and granddaughters working side by side in our community.
MMS
PPH hosted a special event celebrating the Medical Mission Sisters’ (MMS) 100 years of healing missions around the world.
The event — attended by MMS Sisters, Associates and friends — honored the 19 Sisters and Associates who reside at PPH.
PPH 135
The PPH 135 celebration on March 4 acknowledged the past, celebrated the present, and kicked off a giving campaign that looks towards the future.
A special slideshow presentation took attendees on a journey through PPH’s rich history, starting in 1889 when a group of German Protestant ministers sought to establish a home for aging neighbors in need of shelter and care. Just one year later, in 1890, the Philadelphia German Protestant Home for the Aged was founded on N. 5th St. In 1899, PPH moved to its current location in the Lawndale neighborhood of Philadelphia.
The slideshow highlighted key moments in PPH’s evolution — from its early days as “The Old Folks Home” in the 1920s to the construction of the Webb Building in the 1960s, the development of Independent Living buildings in the 1970s and 1980s, and numerous expansions and enhancements over the years.
While the people, buildings and society have changed, PPH’s mission of providing a caring community where residents can achieve their highest quality of life remains, as does its commitment to benevolence.
The PPH Auxilary provided a check in honor of 135 years.
Local High School Alumni
Alumni of St. Hubert Catholic High School for Girls, spanning the Class of 1946 to 1970, shared a lunch with Bella, Gianna and Shana from the Class of 2025! Special thanks to our Culinary team for preparing the delicious meal and accommodating this group of Bambies as they enjoyed great food and shared stories about their high school days.
PPH held a gathering of Little Flower High School resident-alumni on May 13. Residents and guests reminisced about their high school days and discussed all things Little Flower with LF President Kristie Dugan.
Juneteenth Celebration
PPH held its annual Juneteenth celebration, filled with history, trivia, games, food, music and more!
Pictured left: Philadelphia music legend Robert Kenyatta (far left) gave a live demonstration of his percussion instruments and brought in the audience for participation!
New Van Enhances Resident Transportation
PPH, in partnership with State Representative Anthony Bellmon, secured funding from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development that was used to purchase a new wheelchair accessible van. This van is used to transport PPH residents to medical appointments and community outings. Representative Bellmon presented PPH with a generous check for $84,350!
“I was very proud to help secure this funding that will make it easier to get residents out and around,” said Bellmon. “Whether it’s to visit loved ones, shop, attend appointments or simply to get out and connect with the community, this is an added amenity that will continue PPH’s excellent service to its residents.”
Veterans Day
PPH celebrated its veterans with a Veterans Day Luncheon. Many veterans across all levels of care joined, including 103-yearold WWII vet Kenneth Strobel (pictured with PPH leadership).
Special thanks to Saint Cecelia School students for speaking on the meaning of patriotism and in remembrance of POW/MIA soldiers — and for helping serve lunch to our residents and guests.
Founders’ Day
Founders’ Day at PPH is an annual celebration that honors PPH’s history, while recognizing residents, team members, donors, and volunteers who make a profound impact today.
This special day also highlights the community’s spirit and upholds the mission and core values that have guided PPH for more than 135 years.
2025 FOUNDERS’ DAY AWARD RECIPIENTS:
Volunteer of the Year
A resident who expresses positivity, dedication, leadership, adaptability and compassion.
– Jean Holland (Right)
Service Excellence
A team member who demonstrates excellent service and quality care.
– Arther Joseph (Left)
Resident Ambassasdor
A resident who contributes through a positive attitude, determination, and perseverance.
– Virginia Murphy (Bottom)
The Barbara P. Rebmann Endowment Fund for Benevolent Care
The Philadelphia Protestant Home is honored to announce the establishment of the Barbara P. Rebmann Endowment Fund for Benevolent Care, made possible through an extraordinary gift of $1.5 million - a lasting tribute to a life defined by compassion, dedication, and spirited engagement. Her legacy encompasses a tribute and remembrance of her beloved parents Pauline and Erwin Rebmann.
Barbara P. Rebmann lived in Philadelphia for most of her life, was a proud member of the Class of 1962 from Beaver College (now Arcadia University), and lived a life rich in service, athleticism, and family legacy. Barbara was an avid skier and also an active member of Saint Timothy Lutheran Church. A lifelong educator, Barbara taught in the Pennsauken School District and spent several formative years teaching in Germany, sharing her love of learning across cultures and continents.
Barbara's passion for sports and community was evident in her years of participation in bowling leagues and her active lifestyle. She was also a devoted family historian, preserving cherished memories alongside her beloved cousin Bill and ensuring that generations to come would know their roots.
In the final year of her life, Barbara spent time in rehabilitation at PPH. She passed peacefully at the age of 84 in January 2025 leaving behind a legacy of warmth, resilience, and generosity.
The Barbara P. Rebmann Endowment Fund for Benevolent Care will support residents in need, ensuring that compassionate care remains accessible to all members of our community. This fund reflects Barbara's lifelong commitment to service and her deep connection to PPH. Benevolent Care has served over 45 residents in the last five years. Last year PPH Benevolent Care provided over $1.1 million up from $638,442 from two years prior. The industry is seeing this trend increase year over year. We are grateful for the support of all of our donors, especially a legacy gift from the newly established Rebmann Endowment Fund.
We are grateful to Barbara's family and welcome new friends for their support in creating this meaningful legacy. May her memory continue to inspire kindness, care, and community.
Alzheimer’s Awareness
PPH concluded its 2025 Fight Against Alzheimer’s campaign in November with a campuswide walk on Nov. 6, and the 2025 Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Citizens Bank Park on Nov. 8. We thank all PPH residents, team members and friends of PPH who participated and supported these efforts, as well as the PPH Auxiliary for their generous contribution. Together, our community raised $4,517 for the Alzheimer’s Association, a cause close to the hearts of many at PPH.
SCHEA
SCHOLARSHIP
“We are very grateful to the Schea and Lloyd families for their continued support for the education of our team members.”
Marianna Calabrese Senior Director of Advancement
The Eberhard and Helen Schea Endowment Fund for Healthcare Education was established in 2007 to support continuing Healthcare education programs, which promotes the overall well-being of PPH residents and staff. Since its inception, 35 employees have been awarded scholarships with a total value of $46,630.
The fund is named in honor of longtime PPH supporters, donors, and residents, Mr. Eberhard “Ebbie” and Mrs. Helen Schea. Ebbie was the manager of the PPH Board of Pensions and an emeritus member of the PPH Board of Directors, while Helen was a member of the PPH Auxiliary. The Scheas’ children, Fred Schea and his wife, Kathleen; and the late
Caroline Schea Lloyd and her husband, Jim, established the endowment to honor their parents’ memory and continue the family tradition of generosity.
Congratulations to the five recipients of the 2025 Eberhard and Helen Schea Endowment Fund for Healthcare Education Scholarship! Each recipient shared that support from the Schea Scholarship helps alleviate the financial burden of higher education while allowing them to gain the knowledge and skills needed to further PPH’s mission of providing a caring senior living community where residents can achieve their highest possible quality of life.
MEET THE 2025 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
1. Maria Raheem Ayotunde, LPN-Personal Care
Maria is enrolled in an LPN-to-RN program at Berkeley College. She views healthcare as a calling — to serve, heal and make a meaningful difference in people’s lives. Advancing her nursing education will further enhance her ability to serve the PPH community.
2. Vincent Barrett, Wellness Coordinator
Vincent is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting at Temple University. He understands the importance of having a concrete life plan and strong financial safeguards, which has inspired his goal of becoming a Retirement Financial Manager.
3. Karenjoy Camba, Recreation Therapy Specialist
Karenjoy is pursuing a Master of Occupational Therapy degree at Drexel University. She aspires to work clinically with the aging population and expand her expertise in dementia and memory care through evidence-based research. Karenjoy strives to create positive, welcoming experiences in heakth care settings and make communities less intimidating for those who may feel wary.
4. Marette Spencer, CNA-Personal Care
Marette is taking courses toward earning her Nursing Home Administrator (NHA) certification, further strengthening her professional skills in long-term care.
5. Medjina Stephar, Human Resources Generalist
Medjina is earning her Master of Business Administration degree in Human Resources Management at Temple University. Medjina prides herself on being an advocate for fair workplace practices, she is deeply committed to advancing PPH’s mission by fostering a culture of compassion, inclusion, and employee development.
Philly’s 100th Mayor honors 100-year-olds at the 2025 Annual PPH Lunch
A special guest was in attendance at PPH’s annual Centenarian Luncheon — Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker!
“When I look at [this group], I think about the wisdom, your life experiences, and the power and spirit that each of you possess having lived through multiple generations and different times,” said Parker.
Held on the 100th day of the year, the celebration recognized individuals who have reached — or will soon reach — the incredible milestone of 100 years.
Top: Tim Hinchcliff, Board of Diirectors, Kelli Mills, Vice-President of Operations, Evertrue, Mayor Cherelle Parker, and Eric Sigel, Board of Directors
Bottom: PA State Representative Anthony Bellmon, Centenarian June Coyle, and Philadelphia Council member Anthony Phillips
Left: Kelli Mills, Vice-President of Operations, embracess Adelaide Weidner
Below: Mayor Cherelle Parker presents the Liberty Bell award to Centenarian, Bernice Segal
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
100 YEARS OLD
Hildon Gordon
Naomi Johnson
Mary Staton
Tina Dowling*
Rina Fesnak*
Bernice Segal*
Helen Vanderslice*
Ruth Young
101 YEARS OLD
Miriam Davidson*
Mary Dileo
Laura Gryska
Ruth Smoger
Adelaide Weidner
102 YEARS OLD
Anna Cannon
Anonymous
103 YEARS OLD
Jane Coyle*
Kenneth Strobel
105 YEARS OLD
Beulah Behm*
Marcella Fellin*
108 YEARS OLD
Cecelia Amato*
*Deceased
PPH Leader Graduates from LeadingAge PA Program
PPH proudly congratulates Marge Felix, Senior Director of Resident Engagement, on her graduation from LeadingAge PA’s Fellows in Leadership program.
In June 2025, Marge was welcomed into the program’s Alumni Council at LeadingAge PA’s 2025 Annual Conference in Hershey, Pa. The nine-month program brought together aging services professionals from across Pennsylvania for leadership development focused on communication, teamwork, and problem-solving.
A member of the PPH team since 1993, Marge has a Master of Social Work degree from Temple University and oversees Social Services, Wellness, Pastoral Services, Recreation Therapy, and Life Enrichment, supporting meaningful resident engagement across campus.
“The Fellows in Leadership program gave me greater self-awareness in my leadership style and abilities. It’s a strong foundation for my career.”
Independent Residents Association
The PPH Independent Residents Association consists of seven elected officers, duly elected representatives, and resident delegates. Each part of the Association has its own duties, who each work together to carry out the PPH mission.
The purpose of the Residents’ Association is to inform residents and enable them to have a voice regarding the overall operations of PPH. The Residents’ Association helps create and cultivate an enjoyable, active, and useful community life for residents.
Top row: Maxine Littlepage, Corresponding Secretary; Carol Feeley, Treasurer; Lisa Bowman, Assistant Treasurer. Bottom row: John Gillespie, 1st VP; Elaine Grose, President; Jean Holland, Recording Secretary; and Evelyn Washington, 2nd VP
A new chapter guided by strategic partnership
In 2025, PPH announced the decision to engage EverTrue — a faith-centered nonprofit — as its new management company.
This partnership allows PPH to leverage the expertise, innovation, and best practices of a professional management team — without relinquishing identity or governance. EverTrue (EverTrueLiving.org) brings experience from 15 Life Plan and 16 Affordable Housing communities in Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Missouri.
“We are truly honored to begin our partnership with PPH,” said EverTrue President & CEO Adam Marles. “At EverTrue, we are committed to creating places, services and opportunities for people to age well with purpose and fulfillment. We’re excited to collaborate with PPH to continue the exceptional care and spirit that define the community.”
Women’s History Month
In celebration of Women’s History Month, nine PPH women residents gave presentations throughout March. Topics touched on childhood memories, travel adventures, motherhood, volunteerism, advocacy, retirement, and much more. Each story offered a glimpse into their life journeys and inspiring lives they’ve led.
PPH residents — as part of a special Women’s History Month Collection Drive — donated items of need and joy. A total of 17 boxes, weighing more than 180 pounds were donated, to be given to residents in Personal Care and Pathways.
Black History Month
Educator and community advocate Andrea Lawful-Sanders spoke on “Radical Compassion in a Time of Discord” during a special Black History Month presentation on Feb. 4. Andrea told various stories about her work in local communities, spoke about her own life, and took questions from the audience.
PPH Auxiliary Highlights 2025
Established in 1889, the Auxiliary of The Philadelphia Protestant Home embodies a longstanding tradition steeped in service and community spirit, leaving an indelible impact on the lives of numerous residents and their families. Engaged in fundraising, social activities and direct resident service programs, dedicated members are committed to furthering the mission of PPH.
SPECIAL EVENTS AND PROGRAMS:
Presented Annual Winter Holiday Bazaar and Flea Market in Social Hall with PPH partners offering crafts, plants, wreaths, quilts, artwork, stained glass, hand-crafted jewelry, and raised $2,500 for Benevolent Care. The year continued with many events and programs presented by the PPH Auxiliary, which included:
• Expanded apartment sales
• Mobile greeting card and gift packaging sales
• Collections of personal items and cosmetics for residents
• Provided clothing and household goods to other missions or organizations
• Continued the initiative for an Eyeglass Collection Box in the Medical Office Waiting Room in cooperation with the Lions Club of the Chapel of Four Chaplains and a used/cancelled stamp collection for “Stamps for Wounded Veterans”
• Financed the cost of school buses for the students at Rhawnhurst Elementary School to visit and perform for PPH residents on Halloween and Christmas and a Spring intergenerational crafts fair for students and residents
• Collection of clothing and personal items for a local fire displacing 28 families and a drive with the 2nd Police District to provide warm clothing for the unhoused.
The PPH Auxiliary consists of 150 residents, PPH staff and community volunteers.
Volunteers at PPH - The Heart of Our Community
PPH AUXILIARY FUNDRAISING ACHIEVEMENTS:
$1,000 FOR THE EMPLOYEE APPRECIATION FUND
$1,000 FOR THE PPH ALZHEIMER’S FUNDRAISER
$6,500 FOR BENEVOLENT CARE
One of our most engaging programs at PPH is our successful Volunteer Program where residents and community members come together with camaraderie, socialization, friendship, great conversations and smiles every day. Over 160 residents and community members provided a total of 22,000 hours to PPH in 2025.
Their hard work and dedication provided support to Tabor Market, Gift Shop, Craft Room, Greenhouse, our mail room and deliveries, and many other areas — bringing fulfillment to essential tasks and strengthening the sense of community among all who volunteered together.
Thank you so much for your continued efforts and support. This is what makes PPH so special.
22,790 VOLUNTEER HOURS
Benevolent Care
The PPH Garden Party — our community’s largest annual fundraiser supporting PPH Benevolent Care — took place on September 10. Guests were welcomed with a reception in our beautifully landscaped gardens, where they enjoyed Italianinspired cuisine, a signature cocktail, and live music.
Through PPH Benevolent Care, residents gain invaluable peace of mind, knowing that if they outlive their financial resources through no fault of their own, they can remain in their home at PPH and continue receiving the exceptional care they know and trust.
MANY THANKS TO OUR 2025 SPONSORS
GOLD SPONSORS
Temple Health – Jeanes Campus
Wise Guys Construction
C&C Construction Management Inc. & General Building Contractors
SILVER SPONSORS
CBIZ
Communications Services & Support
Johnson, Kendall & Johnson
Morrison Living nrg
Sharp’s Landscaping
Shop Rite – Collins Family
Walsh & Nicholson Financial Group
BRONZE SPONSORS
America Heritage Credit Union
Five County Fencing
Functional Pathways
Independence Administrators
Rothkoff Law Group
Serenity Hospice Care of PA
Silver Leaf Partners
Tague Lumber
United Healthcare Insurance
THE BERGDOLL SOCIETY
Established in 2006, the Bergdoll Society celebrates the generosity and dedication of donors who faithfully support PPH’s mission. Individuals become members by contributing $500 or more annually or by demonstrating lasting commitment through ten or more consecutive years of giving.
VISIONARY CIRCLE:
$10,000+
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
The Rev. Rodney S. Kopp
Estate of Charles P. Long
Estate of Barbara Rebmann
Estate of Gloria Swope
Estate of Albert Taubel
Estate of John W. Wozniak
FOUNDER’S CIRCLE:
$5,000 - $9,999
C & C Construction Management
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick V. Flanagan
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jones
Mr. Jim Lloyd
Mayfair Presbyterian Church
PPH Auxiliary
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schea
Temple Health/Jeanes Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Thomas
Wise Guys Construction, LLC
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE: $1,000 - $2,499
American Heritage Federal Credit Union
Mr. and Mrs. Drew J. Asson
Baker Tilly
Ms. Barbara A. Bassett
Barbara R. Beckman
Ms. Ruth Bottoms
Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Bowman
Brahin Properties, Inc.
Ms. Margaret M. Brooker
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Brown, Jr.
Ms. Barbara J. Capezio
Mrs. Mary Ann Cassizzi
Mr. William Conaway
Ms. Margaret M. Corrao
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Davis
Mrs. Elizabeth DeHennis and Mr. Philip A. DeHennis*
Elite Elevator Services, LLC
*Deceased
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE:
$2,500 - $4,999
Estate of Jacqueline Brigden
CBIZ Investment Advisory Services, LLC.
Collins Family Shoprite
Johnson, Kendall & Johnson
Morrison Living NRG
PPH Chapel Offerings
PPH Greenhouse
Mr. Emil W. Scharer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Schmidt
Sharp’s Landscaping
Estate of Mildred W. Sours
Ms. Maryann C. Volk
Five County Fencing
Functional Pathways
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Geller
Richard W. Hartmann, Esq.
David E. Heilman, Esq.
Mrs. Barbara A. Heun
Independence Blue Cross Administrators
Mrs. Barbara A. Jacobs and Mr. Malio E. Ventresca
Mr. W. Russell Koerwer and Mr. Stephen F. Schreiber
Lawndale Baptist Church
Mr. Charles P. Long*
Mr. James W. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Morrissy
The Rev. and Mrs. William Mueller
PPH ACE Center Art Studio
PPH Craft Groups
Preferred Automotive Specialists, Inc.
Premier Home Care
Mr. Brian W. Quigley
R & P Mechanical
Dr. Patricia Ripoll
Rothkoff Law Group
Estate of George A. Schlosser
Serenity Hospice of Pennsylvania
Marge and Tom Sexton
Mr. Eric C. Sigel
Silver Leaf Partners
Mrs. Barbara Stanert
Ms. Marilyn L. Steinbright
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swierzy
Tague Lumber
Ms. Nancy Toland
UnitedHealthcare Insurance
Mr. and Mrs. Van Fleet
Ms. Evelyn Washington
BENEFACTORS: $500 - $999
Ms. Audrey Alston
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Ambrogi
Dr. and Mrs. Gardner Bemis
Benecon Group, Inc.
Ms. Peggy Bonapace Gelfond
Mr. Roger S. Boraas
Mrs. Eileen Bratton
Ms. Lisa Burke
Ms. Marianna Calabrese
Mrs. Carol L. Cherrington
Ms. Heidi Creta
Ms. Darrah Degnan
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Denelsbeck
Ms. Mary Grace DiGirolamo
Mr. Ian M. Dougherty, CPA
Ms. Delores Dowdy-Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. Geisser
PATRONS: $250 - $499
Anonymous
Afra Health, Inc.
Ms. Linda Albright
Ambrosini Plumbing and Heating
Axos Bank
Ms. Janice E. Benz
Mrs. Barbara Berger
Dr. Louis A. Brown, Jr., M.D.
Mr. David A. Gillespie and Ms. Margaret Burke
Ms. Kristy Byrnes
Ms. Mary Canuso
Mrs. Mary T. Carr
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Ceglowski
Ms. Patricia J. Crawford
Dance 4u Dance Center
Ms. Carol B. Drummond
Mr. Michael Ettner
Mrs. Carol Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Feeley
Mr. and Mrs. James Felix
Mrs. Daphne G. Floyd
Mrs. Dorothy Gallagher
*Deceased
Gerhard Appliance
Mr. William L. Gross
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Hinchcliff
Ms. Lois E. Hirschman-Gregory
Ms. Margaret Hoesle
Ms. Jean C. Holland
Imperial Bag & Paper Co., LLC.
Ms. Regina M. Joka
Mrs. Carol Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacMillan
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo
Mr. Michajlo P. Matijkiw
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Michel
The Minneapolis Foundation
Ms. Shirley A. Morgan
Mr. Charles Morlock
Mrs. Anna Morrell
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Gennaro
Ms. Adele Gerrow
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Godfrey, Sr. Green Estates Lawn Sprinklers
Dr. Elaine C. Grose
Ms. Kathleen D. Halus
Mrs. Natalie S. Hardiman
Ms. Charna P. Heiko
Mrs. Priscilla Henry Home Care Options
Ms. Margaret Hopkins
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Jones, CPA
Ms. Rosela Julien
Ms. Gale N. Katz
Mr. Thomas Kitz
Mrs. Linda C. Lewis
Mrs. T. Maxine Littlepage
Mr. Anthony Luongo and Ms. Morgan McKenty
Ms. Marlene Matarazzo
Ms. Mini Mathai
Ms. Jacqueline Mathews
Ms. Amanda McCalister
Ms. Velma N’Jai
Mrs. Kathleen Nucero
Ms. Elizabeth Olek
Prelude Systems, Inc.
Pro-Tech Floors LLC
Residents of 5th Floor Alpha Manor
Mr. Harvey W. Scherzer
Mr. Herbert P. Scherzer
Mrs. Joan Smith
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mr. Wallace A. Strassmann
Mr. Paul Wenclawiak
Ms. Kathleen Wersinger
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Wieland
Ms. Patricia A. McHugh
Mr. James F. McPhillips
Mrs. Kathleen Meaney
Mrs. Kelli J. Mills
Mr. Edward J. Miscenich
Mr. Louis A. Muller
Miss Hazel R. Peatman
Ms. Marie Pierre Louis
Mr. Richard C. Quinn
Ms. Rosemary Roman
Ms. Sue A. Roye
Sigel Insurance Group
Ms. Sherry Slutz
Ms. Carolyn L. Starling-Love
Mr. Justin Stolte, CPA
Ms. Loretta Sucharski
Suni Sunil-Chacko
Ms. Marie Tucci
Ms. Valerie A. Vitello
Mrs. Donna J. Wojcik
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.
2025 BERGDOLL SOCIETY LOYAL DONORS
Members of the Bergdoll Society who have given for 10 or more consecutive years represent the heart of PPH’s culture of philanthropy. Their steadfast generosity provides a strong and enduring foundation for our mission.
HISTORICAL DONORS
PPH Auxiliary
PPH Chapel Offerings
PPH Craft Groups
PPH Greenhouse
37 YEARS
The Rev. Dr. Deborah J. Winters and Mr. Gary Winters
36 YEARS
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Jones, CPA
34 YEARS
Mrs. Dorothy Gallagher
29 YEARS
Miss Hazel R. Peatman
28 YEARS
Estate of Albert Taubel
27 YEARS
Ms. Elaine DeMasse
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. Geisser
Mr. William L. Gross
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Ritting
Estate of George A. Schlosser
Mr. Robert W. Schumm
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
26 YEARS
Mrs. Eileen Bratton
Mrs. Mary Ann Cassizzi
Mrs. Clare R. Condon
Mrs. Daphne G. Floyd
The Rev. Rodney S. Kopp
25 YEARS
Ms. Lois E. Hirschman-Gregory
Mr. and Mrs. John M. McLaughlin
24 YEARS
Mrs. Carol L. Cherrington
23 YEARS
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo
22 YEARS
Barbara R. Beckman
Mr. and Mrs. George Liebsch
Mrs. Kathleen Meaney
Mr. James W. Miller
Mrs. Kathleen Nucero Pro-Tech Floors LLC
21 YEARS
Ms. Lisa Burke
Mr. William Conaway
Mrs. Barbara A. Jacobs and Mr. Malio E. Ventresca
Mr. W. Russell Koerwer and Mr. Stephen F. Schreiber
Mr. Robert G. Laux
Mr. and Mrs. William Conaway
Mr. Malio E. Ventresca and Mrs. Barbara A. Jacobs
Mr. Stephen F. Schreiber
20 YEARS
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. James Schwegel
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swierzy
19 YEARS
David E. Heilman, Esq. Sharp’s Landscaping
18 YEARS
Ms. Margaret Gentles
17 YEARS
Lawndale Baptist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Ramsey
15 YEARS
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin T. Hoyle
Ms. Kathleen Wersinger
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Zegestowsky
14 YEARS
Mrs. Elizabeth Kautz and Mr. Franz A. Kautz*
Mr. Charles P. Long*
Ms. Clare Peterson
Mrs. Janet H. Stott
13 YEARS
Mrs. Charlotte Heller
Mr. Paul Hoffmayer
Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Miller
Mrs. Phyllis A. Pedrogo
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Schmidt
Ms. Loretta Sucharski
Dr. and Mrs. John Tower
12 YEARS
Mrs. Dorothy C. Lafferty
Mr. John F. Williams
11 YEARS
Ms. Barbara A. Bassett Benecon Group, Inc.
Mr. Michael Junod
Ms. Barbara Mylod
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden G. Nackoney
10 YEARS
Mr. Theodore A. Cannon II
Mr. and Mrs. Terry G. Heiser
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mannino
Mr. Emil W. Scharer
Ms. Karen Votel
Mrs. Jean M. Zimmerman
2025 HERITAGE SOCIETY MEMBERS
The Heritage Society recognizes friends who have created a lasting legacy of care by naming PPH as a beneficiary of a planned gift. Since 1990, these commitments have totaled more than $8 million, supporting our residents and programs. Through their Gifts from the Heart, their legacy of compassion lives on.
Anonymous
Ms. Gladys Ackerman*
Mrs. Emma M. Alberti*
Ms. Frieda Allen*
Mrs. Margarete Allen*
Mrs. Carol R. Altimari
Ms. Elizabeth E. Aretz*
Ms. Magdalen Barth*
Mrs. 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*
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*
Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne 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*
Mrs. Elmina A. Finck*
Ms. Maureen Fitzpatrick
Mr. Nicholas J. Forlano*
Ms. Virginia J. Futchko*
Mrs. Lola Gansworth*
Ms. Grace M. Gault*
Mrs. Jean E. Gibson and Mr. Michael Gibson
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gimbel*
Mr. John F. Glueck*
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Gorski*
Mrs. Dorothy Grau*
Mr. Charles W. Gray III*
Dr. Elaine C. Grose
Mr. William L. Gross
Mr. and Mrs. Franz Haeusser*
Richard W. Hartmann, Esq.
Miss 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. and Mrs. 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*
Ms. Margaret W. Kellerman*
Miss Ruth M. Kershner*
Mr. Richard Knowles*
Mr. W. Russell Koerwer and Mr. Stephen F. Schreiber
The Rev. Rodney S. Kopp
Ms. Mildred Kotz*
Mr. William Krai*
Miss Marguerite Krauss*
Ms. Helen C. Lafferty*
Mrs. Louise Laidig*
Ms. Alice Lainhoff*
Mrs. Irene W. Leitenberger*
Mr. and Mrs. Roman Lempa*
Ms. Ruth M. Lewis*
Ms. Elizabeth J. Liggitt*
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Loeble*
Mr. Frank A. Loeffler*
Mrs. Helen Loeffler*
Mr. Karl Loewe*
Mr. Anthony C. 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*
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. 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*
Mrs. Marion Rowen*
Miss Lorraine A. Rudolph*
*Deceased
Mr. Robert C. Rudolph*
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Rygalski*
Mrs. Helen F. Sattler*
Ms. Thelma L. Saunders*
Mr. H. E. Saylor*
The Eberhard and Helen Schea Endowment Fund
Mr. Harvey W. Scherzer
Mr. Herbert P. Scherzer
Ms. Anna E. Schneider*
Ms. Helen L. Schneider*
Ms. Elizabeth M. Schott*
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Schwemmer*
Mrs. Catherine Sell*
Marge and Tom Sexton
Ms. Dorothy Sharp*
Ms. Naomi N. Sloan*
Miss Annette Smith*
The Rev. Kenneth H. Smith*
The Rev. Harry N. Spink*
Mrs. Helen M. Stailey*
Ms. Elfriede Stephan*
Ms. Louise K. Steuer*
The Rev. and 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*
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 J. Winters and Mr. Gary Winters
Mrs. June L. Wodowski
Ms. Doris J. Woollerton*
Mr. John W. Wozniak, Jr.*
Mr. Raymond Zawisza, Sr.*
Dr. and Mrs. Ziegler*
TRIBUTE GIVING
Tribute gifts support the mission of PPH and provide a meaningful way to celebrate life’s milestones, honor loved ones, or recognize an employee through our Guardian Angel program. We are deeply grateful to the generous donors who have given in honor or memory of the individuals and organizations listed below. Your compassion and generosity make a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve.
IN MEMORY
OF
Joseph and Elizabeth Adles
Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Miller
Cecelia Amato
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Ambrogi
Ms. Margaret M. Brooker
Ms. Mary Canuso
Mr. Anthony D’Alessandro
Mr. Gregory Fitzgerald
Ms. Marilyn Guglielmucci
Ms. Jill Lindberg
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Madera
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo
Mr. Joseph Melnick
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Milewski
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Peyre-Ferry
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rush
Ms. Loretta Sucharski
Ms. Diane Terruso
Robert A. Andres
Mrs. Terry Andres
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo
Thomas and Phyllis A. Asson
Mr. and Mrs. Drew J. Asson
Dorothy Barber
Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Bowers
William J. Barry
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Hinchcliff
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tai Ying Lau
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Potts
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Wallace
Joe and Mary Bates
Ms. Anna Marie McGuigan
Ruth Beaucheane
Ms. Ruth Bottoms
Ms. Margaret M. Carr
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Godfrey, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Hoagland
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo
Ms. Mary Pultro
Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Ziccardi
Elmer Blake
Ms. Elizabeth Blake
Josephine Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mitchell
Roger S. and Aina Boraas
Mr. Roger S. Boraas
Barbara C. Boyer
Ms. Jean C. Holland
Edna Boyle
Ms. Maureen Boyle
Kaethe Burkhardt
Mr. Jack Burkhardt
Alan Call
Mr. and Mrs. Terry G. Heiser
Julia Caniz
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hennessey
Rosemary Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo
Marilyn Clemson Anonymous
Francis and Mary Clyde
Mrs. Elizabeth Kautz
Mrs. Anna Morrell
Mildred Crane
Mr. and Mrs. James Cotton
Bob and Cherly Dabney
Ms. Evelyn Washington
Philip DeHennis
Mrs. Elizabeth DeHennis
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Farrer
Friends of Gateway Manor
Mrs. Dorothy Gallagher
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo
Ms. Loretta Sucharski
Louis N. DiCrescenzo
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo
C. Wayne and Claire C. Dittrich
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mitchell
Henry Echelmeirer
Ms. Katherine E. Wilde
Isabel F. Edwards
Mrs. Natalie S. Hardiman
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo
Katharina Eggers
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mannino
Peter Endres
Ms. Dorothy Endres
Mr. Michajlo P. Matijkiw
John C. Evans
Anonymous
Florence Fegeley
Dr. and Mrs. Gardner Bemis
James Felder
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo
Marcella Fellin
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo
Jane M. Ferretti
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strecker
Rina Fesnak
Mr. and Mrs. Martin D. Altschuler
Mr. Jack C. Bucci
Mr. and Mrs. Jan R. Eekelen
Ms. Dolores Fuhrman
Ms. Diane Mack
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Roman
Ms. Loretta Sucharski
Ms. Betsy B. Whaling
Claire and Gerry and Claire Friel
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Padlo
Helen E. Fry
Mr. William L. Gross
Theodore and Ruth Geisser
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. Geisser
Ms. Lois G. Hulet
Robert and Gloria A. Gennaro
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Gennaro
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Tower
Richard Gill
Axos Bank
Ms. Sandy Blum
Chong Un Lee
Ms. Loretta Sucharski
Mr. Michael Zaragoza
Song Zaragoza
Julia Haselbarth
Ms. Rita Haselbarth
Paul Hedges
Mrs. Mary Ann Cassizzi
Ms. Susan B. Christopher
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Cohn
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dobron
Ms. Gail Dougherty
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Dougherty
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Geller
Dr. Elaine C. Grose
Mr. Larry D. Holman
Mr. and Mrs. Max Humpl
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jones
Mrs. Carol Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo
Ms. Marlene Matarazzo
Ms. Sylvia Metzler
Ms. Diane Mooney
Residents of 5th Floor Alpha Manor
Mr. Emil W. Scharer
Mr. Harvey W. Scherzer
Mr. Herbert P. Scherzer
Ms. Loretta Sucharski
Ms. Evelyn Washington
Charles Heun
Anonymous
Conrad and Anna E. Hirschman
Ms. Lois E. Hirschman-Gregory
Donna L. Hoffmayer
Mr. Paul Hoffmayer
Frank Holmes
Ms. Kerry Holmes
John E. Hughes
Ms. Nancy Toland
Marie E. Hughes
Mr. Charles Morlock
Ronald E. Hugo
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Morrissy
Franz Kautz
Mrs. Elizabeth Kautz
Ida Kibelstis
Mrs. Elizabeth Kautz
Jean M. Kolb
Mrs. Clare R. Condon
Mrs. Betsy Hanssens
Jennie Kosinski
Mr. James Robb
John and Helen Kostic
Mrs. Charlotte Heller
Doris Kramer
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo
Stefan and Bernice Kulon
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strycharski
Gottlieb and Lavinia Laux
Mr. Robert G. Laux
David M. Levin
Mr. William Stokes and Ms. Linda Cohen
Ella Lieb
Mrs. Mary Ellen Way
Helen Liebsch
Mr. and Mrs. George Liebsch
Barbara Mack
Mr. Walter Mack
Anthony and Vera Malcontento
Ms. Theresa McVey
Samuel and Mary Manzo
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo
Kimberly McGeary
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo
Ernest W. Miller
Mr. James W. Miller
Mrs. Jean M. Zimmerman
Betty Morlock
Mr. Charles Morlock
Howard Muffler
Ms. Margaret M. Brooker
Theresa Mulvey
Ms. Marlene M. Trois
Mary “Marie” Murphy
Mr. Michael T. Junod
Margaret Muza
Mr. and Mrs. Gary F. Gross
Wilhelmina Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Appelbaum
Ms. Peggy Bonapace Gelfond
Brahin Properties, Inc.
Mr. David A. Gillespie and Ms. Margaret Burke
Ms. Margaret M. Corrao
Mr. and Mrs. Max Humpl
Ms. Rosemary Roman
Clara Niemczak
Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Bogatiuk
Anthony Oblea
Ms. Clare Peterson
Frances O’Malley
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hepp
Patrice Ozimkiewicz
Mrs. Mary Ann Cassizzi
John J. and Katherine J. Pakyz
Mr. and Mrs. Max Humpl
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo
Helen Porter
Mr. Raymond Dodd
Stella Pron
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Pron
Charmine Richardson
Ms. Velma N’Jai
Margaret Rosenkaimer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Farrer
Mrs. Dorothy Gallagher
Mrs. Natalie S. Hardiman
Alphonse D. Rzepnicki
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bower
Mr. and Mrs. James Schwegel
Joseph Salandra
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick V. Flanagan
Dorothy Samoni
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Connors
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Conroy
Mr. Michael Paterno
Mr. Mason Poisson
The Hirsch Group
Eberhard and Helen Schea
Mr. Jim Lloyd
Jane T. Schlack
Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Bogatiuk
Emma Schmidt
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Masi
Helen M. Schumm
Mr. Robert W. Schumm
Elizabeth Sellman
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Ramsey
Paul D. Serger, Jr.
Mr. William Stokes and Ms. Linda Cohen
Ron Silberstein
Marge and Tom Sexton
Jean Skros
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Skros
James Smith
Mrs. Joan Smith
Clair L. and Mildred W. Sours
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Fox
Rev. Harry N. and Mary Spink
Mr. Robert G. Laux
The Rev. Dr. Deborah J. Winters and Mr. Gary Winters
Helen Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. George Liebsch
In memory of continued
Pauline Swierzy
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swierzy
Marilyn Sylvester
Mr. Paul C. Ash
Ms. Margaret Hopkins
Ms. Judith A. King
Anthony and Regina Tomasetti
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tomasetti
CORPORATIONS, GRANTS, AND FOUNDATIONS
We are grateful to the corporations, grantors, and foundations whose generous support helps advance PPH’s mission and strengthen our community.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Frederick Schea
The Minneapolis Foundation
YourCause, LLC
Doris Tonkin
Ms. Jane Tonkin
Richard S. Vanni
Friends of Gateway Manor
Jean M. Watt
The Rev. Dr. Deborah J. Winters and Mr. Gary Winters
Dolores “Lori” Wharton
Ms. Joan Wharton
Margaret Williams
Mrs. Harriette Williams
Mr. John F. Williams
Rita Witt
Mrs. Elizabeth Kautz
Dexter Wormly
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo
Vincent Barrett
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Ceglowski
Lakesha Bass
Mr. Emil W. Scharer
Alonna Bates
Ms. Audrey Alston
Anonymous
Christopher Boone
Ms. Anna T. Alexander
Mrs. Anna Marie Bresnan
Ms. Margaret M. Brooker
Ms. Carol B. Drummond
Ms. Lena Oliver
Mr. Emil W. Scharer
Robert Camburn
Mr. William Stokes and Ms. Linda Cohen
Marie Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Nowak
The Cronin and Geller Families
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Geller
Andrew Denelsbeck
Ms. Carol B. Drummond
Ms. Charna P. Heiko
Mrs. T. Maxine Littlepage
Ms. Velma N’Jai
Dr. Patricia Ripoll
Theresea Dixon
Ms. Delores Dowdy-Moore
Ms. Regina M. Joka
Ms. Carolyn L. Starling-Love
Albert Eschert
Ms. Marie Tucci
Maureen Fitzpatrick
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fitzpatrick, Sr.
Mildred J. Fleury’s
100th Birthday
Ms. Carol B. Drummond
Dorothy Gallagher
Anonymous
Shantee Hall
Mr. Emil W. Scharer
Samiyah Harvey
Rockledge/Fox Chase Business Association
Verna Hayman
Mr. Emil W. Scharer
Katherine Homburg
Ms. Karen Paulus
Jennifer Honeyford
Mrs. Gina Egan
Max and Phyllis E. Humpl
Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Randolph
Arther Joseph
Marge and Tom Sexton
Yvette Lopez-DeVictoria
Ms. Helen G. McBride
Ms. Carolyn L. Starling-Love
Eve Maslin’s Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Bowman
Mrs. Anna Marie Bresnan
Ms. Carol B. Drummond
Mrs. Dorothy Gallagher
Ms. Patricia A. McHugh
Ms. Velma N’Jai
Ms. Lena Oliver
Mrs. Carol Simon
Mrs. Joan Smith
Maxwel Mathew
Marge and Tom Sexton
Jenice Morrison-Best
Anonymous
Norma Mueller
The Rev. and Mrs. William Mueller
Mildred O’Neal
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Schmidt
Monica Pace
Dr. Patricia Ripoll
Keisha Pierre
Rockledge/Fox Chase Business Association
Rudy Rialubin
Ms. Elizabeth Olek
Jorge Rodriguez
Ms. Barbara J. Capezio
Mickie Rollins
Ms. Linda Albright
Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Bowman
Ms. Mary A. Dunn
Ms. Adele Gerrow
Ms. Kathleen D. Halus
Ms. Margaret Hoesle
Ms. Patricia A. McHugh
Mr. James F. McPhillips
Mrs. Anna Morrell
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Morrissy
Ms. Sue A. Roye
Mr. Emil W. Scharer
Rondell Shelton
Ms. Gale N. Katz
Mr. Emil W. Scharer
Ms. Sherry Slutz
Phyllis Shiels
Mayfair Presbyterian Church
Annemarie Steinhofer
Mrs. Natalie S. Hardiman
Falisha Tyson-Brooks
Mrs. Barbara Berger
Mrs. Mary T. Carr
Ms. Jacqueline Mathews
Mr. Louis A. Muller
Charlette Waddell
Mr. Emil W. Scharer
EMPLOYEE GIVING
We are grateful to the dedicated employees who support PPH through their generous participation in our Employee Giving program. Their commitment reflects a shared belief in our mission and a deep sense of community.
William
Susan
Donna
Daphne
Sharon
Jennifer
