PPH Annual Report 2024 - The Spirit of PPH

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The Heart of Tomorrow 2024 ANNUAL REPORT 2024

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.

The Spirit of PPH

It’s our essence. The Spirit of PPH is our heart, mind and soul coming together as one. It is our residents, resident-families, team members, volunteers, donors, Board and vendors creating a sense of community.

It is those who go above and beyond to celebrate each other’s milestones, accomplishments and perseverance. It is the continuous chapters of our lives that bring special meaning to everyday life. It is the joy reflected in each of us as we share our experiences.

Our lives are well lived with everyday events — a walk along the beautiful outdoor gardens, plant growth in the Greenhouse, artists at work in the ACE Center, exercise in the Wellness Center, chats in the Fountain Room, Quizzo or a guest speaker in the Social Hall — that bring camaraderie and a sense of belonging at PPH. The true spirit is in each of us. Our residents and staff smile, nod and lift their heads ready for a good conversation. It is our celebrations, our acknowledgements and the intertwining of our daily lives that makes the Spirit of PPH thrive every single day.

Connect By Tradition...

The Heart of Tomorrow 134 years. PPH has been serving our community and our residents for a long time. Our traditions and values are mirrored in our mission:

Guided by Christian values, the mission of The Philadelphia Protestant Home is to provide a caring senior living community that affords its residents the opportunity to achieve their highest quality of life.

It has been my honor to serve our residents, their families, staff, donors and our community as PPH Chair of the Board. We value each of you and are grateful for your ongoing support and commitment.

All of us have accepted the challenges the senior living industry is facing. No matter what, we came together throughout the year to provide care, comfort and a resident experience based on service excellence and teamwork. I’ve witnessed our staff’s joy, fellowship and embodiment of PPH’s core values across our exceptional 13-acre campus and during special events such as the Garden Party and Founders’ Day. As a board, we have taken responsibility for a year of due diligence to ensure the fiscal health and wellbeing for the future of PPH. We appreciate the management oversight of FellowshipLIFE during 2024 as we embarked on a period of transition. Our journey continues and we look forward to a bright future.

This is our commitment to the PPH community. I am proud to be the Chairperson of the Board of Directors of PPH to lead in the fulfillment of that commitment.

Eric Sigel Chairperson, The Philadelphia Protestant Home

Table of Contents Letter from the 2024 Chair

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What We Do

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Our Fiscal Responsibility

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Our Priorities

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Our Impact

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Our Donors

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What We Do...

PPH, a comprehensive continuing care retirement community, provides a spirit in living with a full continuum of care for individuals aged 62 and older.

The Social Hall serves as a dynamic center point for performances, exhibitions, guest speakers, educational seminars, and social activities that promote a vibrant lifestyle.

With over 13 lush acres, this tranquil oasis features beautifully manicured grounds, complete with a landscaped garden, a koi pond, raised garden beds, walking paths, and a welcoming gatehouse entrance.

With spacious dining areas, a bar for happy hours, an on-site bank, a gift shop, a primary care medical practice, a convenience store, and ice cream shop “Scoops,” PPH ensures every amenity is at our residents’ fingertips, enhancing their comfort and quality of life.

Our indoor facilities boast a state-of-the-art wellness center equipped with exercise and movement classes, a heated indoor pool, and a bowling alley. Additionally, residents can enjoy a greenhouse, craft room, chapel, art studio library, and life enrichment programs designed to nurture the mind, body, and spirit.

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WE’RE FAMILY

Our Fiscal Responsibility As we reflect on the past year with the Residents and Team Members at The Philadelphia Protestant Home (“PPH”), we are proud to share our journey with you. While our financial statement shows a reduction in net assets for the year 2024, we see this not as a hurdle to achieving the Community’s strategic plan, but as an investment in the future of our organization and the Community we serve.

This year’s financial results are the direct outcome of strategic decisions aimed at ensuring our long-term sustainability and impact on the daily lives of our Residents.

The investments committed to our residents’ care and service experiences, building infrastructure, and marketing initiatives may have temporarily affected our bottom line, but we are confident these efforts will pay dividends in the years ahead.

Significant strides have been accomplished by expanding our Community outreach, improving our amenities and services, and enhancing our surrounding environment. We have also focused on strengthening our team, upgrading our technology, and are laying the

groundwork for new, innovative programs that will better serve our Community and team members.

While the increase in operating expense is significant, our commitment to quality and service levels PPH is known for continues.

Inflationary impact on labor and product costs continues to affect operating results. We are deeply committed to ensuring that the quality and investments into the infrastructure of PPH continue and are not compromised by the rising costs. The impact of these decisions today will be realized in the future, enabling us to continue our mission and legacy.

Resident Service Revenue for 2024

We want to thank you, our supporters, for your ongoing commitment and belief in our vision. Together, we are building a stronger foundation for tomorrow.

With your continued2% care and collaboration, 25% 30%and we are excited for what the future holds the lasting change we will create together as a Community.

$29.98

Millon Total

We thank you now and always.

16%

27%

Resident Service Revenue for 2024 RESIDENT SERVICE REVENUE FOR 2024 25%

16%

2%

$29.98

Millon Total

30%

Skilled Nursing Personal Care 27%

Independent Living monthly fees Ancillary Services Other

Skilled Nursing Personal Care

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$55.9

BENEVOLENT CARE FUND:5-Year 5-YEAR Benevolent Care Fund: Total amount of Benevolent Care provided to residents

MILLION

Total amount of Benevolent Care provided to residents

TOTAL ASSETS

$30.5

MILLION NET ASSETS

$721,406

$21.3

$1,046,478

$1,103,000

2023

2024

$785,828 $638,442

MILLION

IN INVESTMENTS

$25.3

2020

MILLION

2021

2022

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.

IN LIABILITIES

(MILLION ) 2024 TOTAL 2024 TotalEXPENSES: Expenses:$37.12 $37.12 (Million) $8,405,545 $7,604,309

$5,168,005

$3,943,583 $3,629,096 $3,666,835 $1,763,155

$1,248,798 $827,745 $350,788

Nursing

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General & Administrative

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Personal Care

Dining Services

Plant Operations

Housekeeping Social Services, and Laundry Activities, and Volunteer Services

Rehabilitation

Nursing Home Depreciation Assessments and Amortization

$514,015

Interest

Our Fiscal Responsibility

PPH 2024 Financial Statement 2024

2023

Current Assets

$5,188,200

$5,895,981

Assets Whose Use is Limited

$17,449,821

$21,299,620

Property and Equipment, Net

$26,442,887

$27,855,281

Annuities Receivable

$41,066

$42,129

Derivative Financial Instruments

$624,972

$785,830

$49,746,946

$55,878,841

2024

2023

Current Liabilities

$5,002,372

$5,378,853

Long-Term Debt

$10,437,082

$12,953,318

Other Liabilities

$1,314,577

$633,596

Deferred Revenues

$6,938,741

$6,367,429

Net Assets

$26,054,174

$30,545,545

TOTAL LIABILITIES and NET ASSETS

$49,746,946

$55,878,841

2024

2023

$29,314,835

$29,112,886

Other Revenues

$667,537

$579,862

Contributions

$293,045

$870,637

Investment Income

$1,526,454

$1,459,345

$15,000

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Net Assets Released From Restriction

$1,353,548

$1,305,162

TOTAL UNRESTRICTED REVENUE

$33,170,419

$33,327,892

Less: Operating Expense

$37,121,874

$32,990,848

OPERATING INCOME

-$3,951,455

$337,044

ASSETS

TOTAL ASSETS

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

UNRESTRICTED REVENUE AND EXPENSES Net Resident Service Revenue

Grant Revenues

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Our Team Members Lydia Fonseca was

promoted to Independent Living Sales Counselor and will be taking on Karen’s previous duties.

Lydia began working at PPH six years ago — longtime PPH Family will remember she was part of the Finance Department and assisted residents in the Business Office for about a year before moving to Sales & Marketing.

“I’m looking forward to continuing to build lasting relationships with prospective and future residents.”

Above, the Life Enrichment team celebrates Karenjoy Camba’s Guardian Angel recognition.

Sue Denelsbeck of Culinary Services and Andrew Denelsbeck of Environmental Services, both longtime PPH employees.

Angie Hernandez

was elevated to Billing Supervisor in our Finance Department in July 2024.

In her role, she resolves any billing issues that may arise, and works with her team to ensure accuracy and timely processing of invoices.

Angie joined PPH in February 2022 as an Account Representative. She also works a few hours each week in PPH’s Business Office, which gives her the opportunity to interact with residents. “I enjoy chatting with and helping out the residents,” Angie said.

Above, the Nursing team celebrates Michaela Kennerly’s Employee of the Month.

Maxwel Mathew was one of many Guardian Angel recipients in 2024.

Each department at PPH brings its own skill set and expertise, delivering quality care and exceptional service every day.

Our team members embody compassion and vibrancy, and help make PPH a special place to live and work. We are grateful for all that they do.

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“I’m grateful for the opportunity and the people here — residents and team members — who I’ve learned so much from.”

The Maintenance team congratulates James Perez shortly after being named Employee of the Month.

The Wellness Team holds Smoothie Fridays monthly, which brings out residents and staff for a tasty treat.

Fire Door

Washer Dryer

Climate Control

2024 Campus Improvements PPH continues to prioritize enhancements across campus, ensuring that our community benefits from thoughtful updates and meaningful Wanderthe System improvements. In 2024, weBus proudly completed following projects.

Artwork

Our Priorities

Elevators $431,938

Renovations

IN CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS

Fire Doors

Pathways Windows

Point of Sale System

Air Sanitizers

Resident Lounge Chairs

Laundry Equipment

Security Equipment

Hot Water Heaters

Fencing

Kitchen Equipment

Pagin

2024 PPH Board of Directors OFFICERS

MEMBERS

Eric Sigel Chairperson

Ian M. Dougherty Treasurer

Timothy Hinchcliff Vice-Chairperson

William L. Gross Secretary

Anthony J. Luongo Vice-Chairperson

Cassandra Bennett William Brown Ron Davis Rev. Dr. Kristopher Halsey Howard Jay Kaminsky W. Russell Koerwer Catherine Nemeth Richard Quinn

2024 PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP TEAM Marianna Calabrese Director of Donor Development

Jennifer Honeyford VP of Health Services

Daphne Floyd VP of Human Resources

Justin Stolte Chief Financial Officer and VP of Finance

Shannon Grieb VP of Marketing and Communications

Brian G. Lawrence President and CEO FellowshipLIFE* Kelli Mills Interim Executive Director PPH

*PPH was under a management agreement contract with FellowshipLIFE of Basking Ridge, NJ from July 8 – December 31, 2024

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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 lives as soon as possible. On-site physical and occupational therapy offers a great convenience to our short-term rehabilitation patients.

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Our Impact

Our Impact

Martin Luther King Day of Service PPH held its fifth annual Martin Luther King Day of Observance in January, which focused on the theme of “Recognizing Those Who Sustain Our Community.” Team members of all departments were recognized in a slideshow presentation.

“The PPH team works tirelessly — day or night, rain or shine — to sustain us within our community. They are there for us,” said PPH resident Evelyn Washington.

Our residents’ Martin Luther King service project was a sock collection drive. Donations were collected from residents, team members and visitors, with all proceeds going to “The Joy of Sox,” a nonprofit organization based in Radnor, Pa. that collects socks for those experiencing homelessness.

Evelyn Washington, Velma N’Jai and Kathy Andrews-Williams pose with their “Joy of Sox” certificates during PPH’s Sox Week.

Kathy Andrews-Williams spoke on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s impact on her own life.

Team member Sharise Paul and residents are pictured with some of the socks, ready to be loaded and sent out for delivery.

Black History Month Four juniors from Central High School kicked off Black History Month with a presentation on the importance of incorporating African American History into education — the School District of Philadelphia is the only major school district in the US that requires a yearlong African American History course.

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Our Impact

Celebrating Centenarians PPH resident Cecelia Amato celebrated her 107th birthday in March — yes, one hundred and seven! Cecelia celebrated with many of her neighbors, including longtime friend, and fellow centenarian, Marcella Fellin!

“What you eat is very important,” Cecelia said. “Don’t smoke, live healthy!”

PPH Centenarians PPH held a special luncheon on April 9 — the 100th day of the year — to celebrate our resident centenarians and those turning 100 later in the year. PPH leadership and team members from various departments joined our centenarians and each received a certificate of recognition. A special thanks to the PPH Auxiliary for donating the flowers for each table and a special corsage for each guest. It was a wonderful program enjoyed by all.

Happy Birthday!

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In 2024, seven PPH residents turned 100, including Tina Dowling, Ruth Smoger and Walter Sawyer* (with his wife, Regina*).

Miriam Davidson Mary Dileo Tina Dowling Gladys Elmer* Rina Fesnak* Laura Gryska Walter Sawyer* Ruth Smoger Adelaide Weidner

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Anna Cannon Margaret Rosenkaimer* Anonymous

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Jane Coyle Margaret Kinser* Kenneth Strobel

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Ruth Beaucheane* Palma Berenato* Margaret Kroekel*

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Beulah Behm

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Marcella Fellin Phillip Grutzmacher*

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Our Impact

Women’s History Month PPH honored famous women and recognized some of our own — residents and team members — throughout Women’s History Month in March.

PPH held a special talk on March 11, “A Conversation with Women Leadership.” The event, hosted by PPH Residents’ Association President Dr. Elaine C. Grose, featured four women leaders of PPH: Interim CEO Nancy Koury King, Vice President of Human Resources Daphne Floyd, Vice President of Marketing & Communications Shannon Grieb, and Vice President of Health Services Jennifer Honeyford.

Panelists and audience members spoke on steps they’ve taken to advocate for diversity, equity and inclusion — the theme of this year’s Women’s History Month — in their personal and professional lives, and shared stories of women who inspired them throughout their lives.

Total Solar Eclipse Party The ACE Center Courtyard on April 8 was home to a viewing of the total solar eclipse.

Our Life Enrichment Team provided solar eclipse sunglasses as everyone took in the amazing sight! The next total solar eclipse in the US is expected to be in 20 years, on Aug. 23, 2044.

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Our Impact

‘Take me Out to the Ball Game’ PPH residents gathered for the Phillies’ season opener in April and again for a weekday matinee game in July. Our residents enjoy getting together for Phillies games in our Social Hall or Fountain Room.

Pride Month The resident-initiated Pride committee decorated the PPH Esplanade in recognition of famous LGBTQ pioneers in entertainment, politics, media and more.

Cranium Crunch Our Independent Living and Personal Care residents keep mentally active through board games, crossword puzzles, card games and more.

And no group takes the Alzheimer Association’s advice of “Stump Yourself – Challenge your Mind” more than PPH’s Wednesday afternoon Cranium Crunch group. Led by Life Enrichment Activities Director Kathy Nucero, the group takes on various games that include trivia, brain teasers, fill in the blank and much more. Not only are those in attendance using memory, critical thinking skills, and focus as they solve a brain teaser or recall a phrase or a celebrity from yesteryear, but they also find enjoyment in the camaraderie of the group.

“We laugh a lot here, too,” said resident Carol Kennedy.

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Our Impact

Juneteenth PPH’s annual Juneteenth Festival was a success! The day consisted of a bocce tournament, a special lunch menu courtesy of our Dining Services team, and an afternoon filled with activities in our Social Hall.

Trips Our Independent Living residents take trips throughout the year to many local retail stores or restaurants, but they also venture out of Northeast Philly, like they did last July when they visited Ocean City, N.J.

Frogs, Grandpas, Rainbows and more highlight the PPH Talent Show Over 100 people — residents, team members, and a few family members of the performers — attended the fifth annual PPH Talent Show. Acts included poetry, comedy, and songs of humor, love and patriotism.

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Our Impact

Medical Mission Sisters PPH’s Medical Mission Sisters and Associates gathered on New Year’s Day. First row, left to right Sr. Joan Foley, Sr. Maryann Tregoning, Sr. Jane Coyle, Associate Darrah Degnan. Top row: Associate Tom Sexton, Sr. Jeanette McDermott, Associate Jane Blewett, Associate Marge Sexton, Sr. Maria Hornung.

Let’s Dance PPH residents love to dance! Whether it’s The Philly Collective Soul, the South Philly String Band or Cardinal Dougherty Alumni Band, our residents get up and get moving during live performances, and in one case, started a “Love Train.”

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Sister Jane Coyle’s Jubilee PPH celebrated and paid tribute to Sister Jane Coyle of the Medical Mission Sisters (MMS) in a special 75th Jubilee in the Social Hall on Oct. 2. Sister Jane joined MMS in 1949 and is the first member to reach 75 years!

“I’m so blessed to be a Medical Mission Sister.”

A 102-year-old Personal Care resident, Sister Jane moved to PPH in 2020. She is one of 10 Medical Mission Sisters and Associates who live at PPH, across all levels of care. Many others from the MMS community were in attendance to celebrate Jane, who spoke on various aspects of her life.

Alzheimer’s Association Fundraisers Team PPH’s “Fight Against Alzheimer’s” culminated on Nov. 7 with our annual campuswide Alzheimer’s Walk. Throughout the year, money was raised through food and bake sales, and friendly competitions of shuffleboard, cornhole, bocce, and trivia.

Treats of Gratitude Throughout the year, we recognize our team members and thank them for their hard work and dedication.

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Our Impact

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 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.

From left to right, officers of the Independent Residents Association: Acting Assistant Treasurer Patricia Coyne, Recording Secretary Jean Holland, 1st Vice President Barbara Bassett, President Dr. Elaine C. Grose, Corresponding Secretary Pat Ripoll, 2nd Vice President Evelyn Washington, and Treasurer Larry Jones.

PPH Welcomes Pet Dogs Effective June 7, 2024, PPH updated its pet policy to include small dogs. The update, which took into consideration input from residents, was approved by the PPH Board and the PPH Board Executive Committee. The updated policy is in line with other communities in the Philadelphia region. Notable new guidelines (in addition to previous procedures) are that dogs must be 25 pounds or under, and only new residents can move in with dogs they already own.

PPH’s first dog resident, Madi, is a rescue dog of new resident Barbara Sveen.

PPH Choir The PPH Choir held a spring, fall and winter show this year. Being part of the PPH choir is a great opportunity for PPH residents to showcase their singing talents.

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Honoring our Veterans We honor our veterans who served our country with flag raising ceremonies, a Veterans Day Luncheon and other events throughout the year.

Pictured left: Flag-raising ceremony on Patriot Day.

Students from St. Cecilia School spoke during PPH’s Veterans Day ceremony and passed out lunches to resident-veterans.

Pop-Up Events Our Culinary team holds Pop-Up events throughout the year. These pop ups offer tasty treats with various health benefits.

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Our Impact

Five PPH team members awarded Schea Scholarships Congratulations to the five recipients of the 2024 Eberhard and Helen Schea Endowment Fund for Healthcare Education Scholarship:

Eileen Bratton

• Eileen Bratton, infection control preventionist • Caiyah Bickley, medical assistant • Hailey Magilton, wait staff in our Culinary department • Shyla Pastore, recreation therapist in Chapters Memory Care • Reem Saleh, Social Services care coordinator Eileen plans to enroll in a wound certification course that will enable her to enhance her own knowledge base and assist in staff training. Caiyah plans to further her education by enrolling in an LPN program. Hailey majors in Sports Management at Bryn Athyn College. Shyla is set to graduate this spring from Lincoln Technical Institute’s LPN program. Reem is pursuing a Masters in Healthcare Administration at Rasmussen University.

All five recipients say that funds from the Schea Scholarship will help alleviate costs of higher education, and that the knowledge and skills gained allow them to contribute to PPH’s mission of providing a caring senior living community that affords its residents the opportunity to achieve their highest possible quality of life.

Caiyah Bickley

Hailey Magilton

The Eberhard and Helen Schea Endowment Fund for Healthcare Education was established to support continuing Healthcare education programs, which promotes the overall well-being of PPH residents and staff. Since its inception in 2016, 30 employees have been awarded scholarships with a total value of $31,630.

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.

Shyla Pastore

Recipients are chosen based on financial need, academic merit and a 500-word essay on how the Schea Scholarship will help them advance their careers in healthcare and senior services.

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Reem Saleh

Our Impact

Fun for all at the PPH Block Party Residents and team members enjoyed the PPH Block Party on Oct. 3! Hot dogs and water ice were served as those in attendance enjoyed fun activities. Some danced the afternoon away; others stepped up to play cornhole and the ring toss; and a few were the recipients of temporary tattoos.

Shamrocks & Shenanigans Residents donned their green and gathered for a festive St. Patrick’s Day party filled with music, laughter, and Irish cheer. From lively entertainment to themed treats, the celebration brought the spirit of the Emerald Isle right to our home.

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Our Impact

‘The Most Wonderful Time of the Year’ At PPH, December is “The Most Wonderful Time of the Year.” Like the famous Andy Williams song, there’s plenty of holiday greetings, parties for hosting, caroling, kids jingle belling and more, all which makes for a glorious, festive time of good cheer.

Friends in the greater community PPH’s friends in the greater community made special deliveries during the holiday season!

• The PPH Auxiliary, in partnership with AltruaVision - A Lions Eye Bank, has dedicated a new Eyeglass Collection Box. This collection is “In Memory of Deanna Roth,” a longtime PPH resident. Members of Deanna’s family visited PPH to kick off the partnership.

• Students from Presentation BVM School, a nearby Catholic school, donated various personal items such as tissues, soap and socks to PPH residents. Director of Community Relations Bill Conaway, Donor Development Director Marianna Calabrese, and Personal Care Social Worker Aiyana Carter were on hand to accept the items which personally delivered by the students and one of their teachers.

Items went to residents who receive Benevolent Care from PPH, which helps residents remain at PPH when their own financial resources have been depleted through no fault of their own.

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Our Impact

Heritage Society PPH inducted three new members to the Heritage Society during its annual November reception: Dr. Elaine C. Grose, Rev. Rodney S. Kopp and Rita M. Kopp*.

• Dr. Elaine C. Grose, an Alpha Manor resident, is a donor and President of the Independent Residents’ Association. Elaine has lived at PPH for almost six years and is an active participant in various PPH activities. She is also an avid painter — two of her works have been featured in LeadingAge art exhibits.

• Rev. Rodney S. Kopp’s history with PPH dates to the 1980s, when he served as a pastor at St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in the Olney section of Philadelphia. Rodney also served as Chairperson of the Board of Directors at PPH.

From left to right: Director of Donor Development Marianna Calabrese, Rev. Rodney S. Kopp, Dr. Elaine C. Grose, and PPH Board Chair Eric Sigel.

• Rita M. Kopp, the wife of Rev. Kopp, was posthumously inducted*. Rita and Rodney were both highly engaged for many years at PPH’s yearly Gala celebrations.

The Heritage Society recognizes generous donors who have made the commitment to remember PPH through a planned gift such as a charitable gift annuity, a bequest through a will, IRA, life insurance, or other gift.

Heritage Society donors

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Founders’ Day Awards and Year-End Recognition Founders’ Day affirms the PPH mission to provide a caring senior living community that affords its residents the opportunity to achieve their highest possible quality of life. It honors visions of the past that have resulted in a vibrant senior living community and the founding of PPH as we know it today.

It is a time to celebrate the past, recognize the present and look towards the future. New to this year was “The Spirit of PPH” segment — four PPH employees spoke about PPH’s compelling spirit, the impact that the community has had on them, and how PPH truly lives up to its tagline of “We’re Family.”

One of those speakers was Kathy Scarlota — Kathy has been with PPH for 40 years in Health Care and Skilled Nursing. Kathy spoke of the bonds forged with co-workers over the years, often spending more time alongside PPH staff than their own families. She said that the PPH team always comes together to serve our residents and deliver care with compassion every day.

SERVICE EXCELLENCE AWARD The Service Excellence Award celebrates a PPH employee who demonstrates excellence and consistently exemplifies our core values while performing their work. This year’s recipient is Laundry Supervisor Chantaya McLeod.

Chantaya was recognized for her leadership, dedication, and invaluable contributions to PPH’s Environmental Services department. Always upbeat and enthusiastic, Chantaya was sure to thank her staff for their hard work and efforts in ensuring PPH residents receive clean, fresh clothes in a timely manner.

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FOUNDERS’ DAY AWARDS (continued)

Our Impact

PPH AUXILIARY The PPH Auxiliary — which consists of residents, staff and outside community members — supports Benevolent Care and gratitude activities by promoting engagement and supporting PPH’s mission. The Auxiliary presented a $5,000 check for Benevolent Care.

Auxiliary President Patricia Coyne thanked members and volunteers for their support.

VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR The 2024 PPH Volunteer of the Year is Lawndale Manor resident Patricia Coyne!

Patricia is an energetic volunteer who also serves as president of the PPH Auxiliary. Patricia organizes various programs and activities that raise funds for PPH Benevolent Care.

WELLNESS AND AQUATICS CENTER MEMBER OF THE YEAR Pathways resident Sister Joan Foley was named the PPH Wellness & Aquatics Center Resident Member of the Year for 2024!

Sr. Joan visits the Wellness Center every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. She is dedicated and always encourages the Wellness Team to push her to succeed.

“You got this, Foley!” she can often be heard saying to motivate herself as she pushes through repetitions, with the guidance and encouragement of Wellness Center team members.

Sr. Joan Foley (center) with Wellness Center Director Maureen Solomon and Wellness Coordinator Vincent Barrett.

Congratulations, Sr. Joan! “You got this, Foley!”

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Our Impact

FOUNDERS’ DAY AWARDS (continued)

RESIDENT AMBASSADOR AWARD PPH introduced a new award in 2024 — the Resident Ambassador Award — which recognizes one resident across all levels of care. Criteria includes contributing to the wellbeing of the community, being a good neighbor, perseverance, and offering suggestions and constructive criticism in a positive, appropriate manner. The number of years living at PPH is also taken into consideration.

This year’s recipient is longtime PPH resident June Wodowski. June, who has lived at PPH for 28 years, was recognized for her dedication as a PPH volunteer. June spent many hours in the Crafts Room working on special projects, assisting in the mail room, and delivery and distribution of our monthly newsletter.

20-YEAR CLUB Also recognized alongside June was PPH’s longest tenured resident, Hazel Peatman (32 years) and Dolores Clarkson (24 years).

“Their enjoyment of life is embodied in their relationships, their accomplishments, their passions, and their hopes and dreams. We are grateful for the opportunity to serve you and help all of you achieve your highest possible quality of life,” said Director of Community Relations Bill Conaway, who served as emcee for the event.

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From left to right: Dolores Clarkson, June Wodowski and Hazel Peatman

Our Impact

PPH Auxiliary Highlights 2024 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, and hand-crafted jewelry.

• Enjoyed coordinating the sixth annual Stocks Pound Cake Sale and Raffle, assisted by the 26th Police District involving Auxiliary, residents, team members, and families.

The year continued with many events and programs coordinated by the PPH Auxiliary, which included: • Apartment sales • Mobile greeting card and gift packaging sales • Collections of personal items and cosmetics for residents • Providing clothing and household goods to other missions or organizations • Creating a new initiative for an Eyeglass Collection Box in the Medical Office Waiting Room in cooperation with the Lions Club of the Chapel of Four Chaplains • Financing the cost of school buses for the students at Rhawnhurst Elementary School to visit and perform for PPH residents on Halloween and during the holiday season

VOLUNTEERS AT PPH — 2024 As you walk through our beautiful campus, you see residents and community members look up, smile and greet you — often as they are bustling towards their volunteer role at PPH. Over 150 residents and community members provided a total of 21,270 hours to PPH in 2024. Their hard work and dedication provided support to our mail room, Tabor Market, the Gift Shop, Craft Room, the Greenhouse and many other areas providing fulfillment of tasks needed, camaraderie, and bringing a sense of community to all who volunteered together.

Thank you so much for your continued efforts and support. This is what makes PPH so special.

FUNDRAISING ACHIEVEMENTS:

$5,000

FOR THE BENEVOLENT CARE

$3,000

FOR THE EMPLOYEE APPRECIATION FUND

$1,000

FOR THE PPH ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION FUNDRAISER

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TOTAL COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS

122

TOTAL RESIDENT VOLUNTEERS

150

TOTAL VOLUNTEERS

21,270

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Our Donors

The Bergdoll Society

The Bergdoll Society was founded in 2006 to acknowledge and thank the dedicated and generous donors who annually contribute to support PPH’s mission. Membership is granted to individuals who have donated $500 or more in the previous year or have consistently given for ten or more years in a row.

VISIONARY CIRCLE: $10,000+ Estate of Jacqueline Brigden Estate of Michael Fesnak Estate of Caroline Hartley The Rev. Rodney S. Kopp Estate of Robert C. Rudolph Estate of Helen L. Schneider Estate of Albert Taubel

FOUNDER’S CIRCLE: $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. Paul M. Hedges, Sr.* Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jones Mr. Jim Lloyd PPH Auxiliary PPH Chapel Offerings Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schea Temple Health/Jeanes Hospital Mr. Brian P. Walsh Wise Guys Construction, LLC Mr. John W. Wozniak, Jr.*

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE: $2,500 - $4,999 CBIZ Investment Advisory Services, LLC. Collins Family Shoprite Estate of Betty Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Patrick V. Flanagan Johnson, Kendall & Johnson Morrison Living Ms. Catherine A. Nemeth NRG 26

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PPH Greenhouse Estate of Barbara Renn Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Schmidt Sharp’s Landscaping Trail Electrical Services, Inc.

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE: $1,000 - $2,499 American Heritage Federal Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. Drew J. Asson Baker Tilly Barbara R. Beckman, Esq. Ms. Margaret M. Brooker Burholme Emergency Medical Service Ms. Barbara J. Capezio Mrs. Mary Ann Cassizzi Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Ceglowski Citizens Bank Mr. and Mrs. William Conaway Mr. and Mrs. William B. Davis Elite Elevator Services, LLC Ms. Julia Fitzsimmons Mrs. Daphne G. Floyd David E. Heilman, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Hinchcliff Independence Blue Cross Administrators Mrs. Barbara A. Jacobs and Mr. Malio E. Ventresca Mrs. Carol Kennedy Dr. Nancy K. King Mr. W. Russell Koerwer and Mr. Stephen F. Schreiber Lawndale Baptist Church

Mr. Charles P. Long Mr. Michajlo P. Matijkiw The Rev. and Ms. M. Ray McKeithan Mr. James W. Miller Ms. Barbara Mylod Phoenix Contract Inc. PPH ACE Center Art Studio PPH Craft Groups Pro-Tech Floors LLC R & P Mechanical Ms. Patricia Ripoll Rothkoff Law Group Mrs. Rebecca Sahlman Mr. Emil W. Scharer Estate of George A. Schlosser Serenity Hospice of Pennsylvania Marge and Tom Sexton Mr. Eric C. Sigel Tague Lumber Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Thomas UnitedHealthcare Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Van Fleet Ms. Maryann C. Volk Ms. Evelyn Washington Ms. Carol L. Weisl

BENEFACTORS: $500 - $999 Ambrosini Plumbing and Heating Ms. Barbara A. Bassett Benecon Group, Inc. Mr. Roger S. Boraas Ms. Barbara C. Boyer Mrs. Eileen Bratton Ms. Lisa Burke

THE BERGDOLL SOCIETY (continued) Ms. Marianna Calabrese Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Costello Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Geller Cutting Edge Concrete Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Denelsbeck Ms. Barbara H. Desiderio Ms. Angela C. Emanuele Ms. Carolyn K. Ginther Dr. Elaine C. Grose Mr. William L. Gross Ms. Melinda Haggerty Mrs. Barbara A. Heun Ms. Lois E. Hirschman-Gregory Ms. Jean C. Holland Mrs. Jennifer Honeyford Imperial Bag & Paper Co., LLC. Estate of Karl Loewe Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacMillan Ms. Marlene Matarazzo Mr. and Mrs. Walter Michel Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Morrissy The Rev. and Mrs. William Mueller Mrs. Kathleen Nucero Miss Hazel R. Peatman Prelude Systems, Inc. Premier Companion Care Services, LLC. Premiere Home Care Mr. Brian W. Quigley Mr. Walter A. Sawyer Mr. Harvey W. Scherzer Mr. Herbert P. Scherzer Ms. Zoa Schisler Mrs. Margaret Slusarczyk

Mr. Murray Snyder Mr. Justin Stolte, CPA Mr. Wallace A. Strassmann Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swierzy Mr. Scott E. Townsley Ms. Valerie A. Vitello Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Wieland Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zisk

PATRONS: $250 - $499 Ms. Janice E. Benz Mr. Robert Camburn Mrs. Carol L. Cherrington Ms. Patricia Coyne and Mr. Joseph Brown Ms. Patricia J. Crawford Ms. Mary Grace DiGirolamo Jimmy Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Edward Feeley Mr. and Mrs. James Felix Functional Pathways Mrs. Dorothy Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. Geisser Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Gennaro Mr. John Gillespie Green Estates Lawn Sprinklers Ms. Shannon Grieb Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Groch Mrs. Margaret Groch and Mr. Anthony Groch*

Our Donors Mrs. Natalie S. Hardiman Ms. Charna P. Heiko Mrs. Priscilla Henry Ms. Janet S. Hornberger Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Jones, CPA Ms. Molly Kutty Joseph Ms. Rosela Julien Mr. and Mrs. Franz Kautz Mr. Ray Lefton Ms. Linda C. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mannino Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo Ms. Mini Mathai Mr. and Mrs. Michajlo O. Matijkiw Ms. Amanda McCalister Ms. Claire McConnell Mrs. Kathleen Meaney Ms. Shirley A. Morgan N & N Supply Company, Inc. Mr. John Nasuti, Jr. Peterson Service Co., Inc. Ms. Marie Pierre Louis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Provasnik Residents of Lawndale Manor Mrs. Joan Smith and Mr. James Smith* Suni Sunil-Chacko Ms. Barbara L. Sveen Ms. Karen Votel Mr. and Mrs. David T. Wells The Rev. Dr. Deborah J. Winters and Mr. Gary Winters Mrs. Donna J. Wojcik Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Ms. Marie W. Zitomer

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Our Donors

Benevolent

Care

The Benevolent Care Garden Party, PPH’s premier fundraising event, was held on Sept. 12. Guests enjoyed dinner from various international food stations, and the band “Turning Point” performed on what turned out to be a beautiful, late summer evening in our serene, landscaped gardens.

“Benevolent Care exemplifies PPH’s mission of providing a caring senior living community that affords its residents the opportunity to achieve their highest possible quality of life,” said Director of Donor Development Marianna Calabrese. “On behalf of PPH, we thank you — our wonderful sponsors, patrons, donors, residents, and team members — for your support of Benevolent Care.”

Through Benevolent Care at PPH, our residents have peace-of-mind security knowing that if they should outlive their financial resources through no fault of their own, they can remain at PPH and continue receiving the high-quality care they are accustomed to.

Many Thanks to Our 2024 Sponsors GOLD SPONSORS Temple Health - Jeanes Hospital Wise Guys Construction Walsh & Nicholson Financial Group

SILVER SPONSORS CBIZ Communications Services & Support nrg Johnson, Kendall & Johnson Shop Rite – Collins Family Morrison Living Sharp’s Landscaping Trail Electric

BRONZE SPONSORS American Heritage Credit Union Burholme Emergency Medical Services Citizens Bank Independence Administrators Rothkoff Law Group Serenity Hospice Care of PA Tague Lumber United Healthcare Insurance 28

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Our Donors

2024 Consistent Donors

The consistent donors of the Bergdoll Society have contributed to PPH for 10 or more consecutive years. Their faithful giving forms the foundation of our culture of giving at PPH.

HISTORICAL DONORS

24 YEARS

PPH Auxiliary PPH Chapel Offerings PPH Craft Groups PPH Greenhouse

Ms. Lois E. Hirschman-Gregory Mr. and Mrs. John M. McLaughlin

36 YEARS The Rev. Dr. Deborah J. Winters and Mr. Gary Winters

35 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Jones, CPA

33 YEARS Mrs. Dorothy Gallagher

28 YEARS Hazel Peatman

27 YEARS Estate of Albert Taubel

26 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

25 YEARS Mrs. Eileen Bratton Mrs. Mary Ann Cassizzi Mrs. Clare R. Condon Mrs. Daphne G. Floyd The Rev. Rodney S. Kopp

23 YEARS Mrs. Carol L. Cherrington

22 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo

21 YEARS Barbara R. Beckman, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. George Liebsch Mrs. Kathleen Meaney Mr. James W. Miller Mrs. Kathleen Nucero Pro-Tech Floors LLC

20 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

19 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. James Schwegel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swierzy

18 YEARS David E. Heilman, Esq. Sharp’s Landscaping

17 YEARS Ms. Margaret Gentles

16 YEARS Lawndale Baptist Church Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Ramsey

15 YEARS Ms. Anne E. McMenamin

14 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. William B. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin T. Hoyle Ms. Kathleen Wersinger Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Zegestowsky

13 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Franz Kautz Mr. Charles P. Long Ms. Clare Peterson Mrs. Janet H. Stott

12 YEARS Mrs. Charlotte Heller Mr. Paul Hoffmayer Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Miller Mrs. Phyllis A. Pedrogo Ms. Loretta Sucharski Dr. and Mrs. John Tower

11 YEARS Mrs. Dorothy C. Lafferty Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Leonard Mr. John F. Williams

10 YEARS Ms. Barbara A. Bassett Benecon Group, Inc. Mr. Michael Junod Ms. Barbara Mylod Mr. and Mrs. Ogden G. Nackoney Mr. John W. Wozniak, Jr.* *deceased The Spirit of PPH | 29

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. We extend our sincere gratitude to the generous donors who have contributed in honor of or in memory of the individuals and organizations listed below.

Your kindness and support make a significant difference in the lives of those we serve.

IN MEMORY OF Joseph and Elizabeth Adles Ms. Carolyn K. Ginther Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Miller

Robert A. Andres

Mrs. Mary Ann Cassizzi

Thomas and Phyllis A. Asson Mr. and Mrs. Drew J. Asson

Mary Auwarter Anonymous

Erna Bandi

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Linz

Dorothy Barber

Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Bowers

Ruth Beaucheane

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Jaeger

George and Christine Blei Mrs. Rebecca Sahlman

Bernice Blitman Anonymous

Jean Blood

Ms. Margaret M. Brooker Mrs. Patricia A. Devine

Roger and Aina Boraas Mr. Roger S. Boraas

Mrs. Mary Ann Cassizzi

Ted Cherrington Anonymous

Rosemary Clark

Mrs. Anna Marie Bresnan Ms. Lisa Burke Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Farrer Mrs. Ann Fassel Mrs. Dorothy Gallagher Mr. Emil W. Scharer Ms. Loretta Sucharski

Jacklyn Clarke

Ms. Maureen Boyle

Donald Bresnan

Francis and Mary Clyde

Mr. and Mrs. Pat Bresnan

Dorothea J. Burke

Josephine Beck

Julia Caniz

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hennessey

Palma Berenato

Rose Cardullo

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Nicholas J. Cassizzi

Mr. William Stokes and Ms. Linda Cohen

Edna Boyle

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hepp Mr. John Nasuti, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Weber

Mrs. Mary Ann Cassizzi

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Ruth Berry

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Jaeger

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cardullo

Ms. Elizabeth DeGuzman Ms. Kathy Fash Mr. and Mrs. Franz Kautz Mr. Franz Kautz Ms. Nancy Luna Ms. Maureen M. McCrimmon Ms. Loretta Sucharski

Nancy and Max Cutshall

Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. DeHennis

Our Donors

IN MEMORY OF (continued) Betty C. Dawson

Mrs. Jean M. Zimmerman

Pearle DeMasse

Ms. Elaine DeMasse

Delores DeSantis

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wichterman

Olga Desiderio Anonymous

Louis N. DiCrescenzo

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo

C. Wayne and Claire Dittrich Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell

Katharina Eggers

Ms. Anita Delquadro Ms. Martha P. Palubniak

Marianna Emanuele

Ms. Angela C. Emanuele

Robert and Gloria Gennaro

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Gennaro Dr. and Mrs. John Tower

Walter and Ruth Gimbel Ms. Kathy S. Gimbel

Hilda Joan Giordano

Ms. Christine Behr Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Claypoole Ms. Donna Gregg Ms. Mary Louise Haughney Ms. Beverly J. Kent Lokring Northeast, LLC. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Maley Ms. Angela Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Politz Ms. Myrna C. Tuttle Mr. and Mrs. John Weber

Richard and Betty Greaves

Mr. and Mrs. James W. Buchanan

Anthony Groch

Ms. Nancy Pryor Mr. Harvey W. Scherzer Mr. Herbert P. Scherzer

Ms. Barbara J. Capezio Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. DeHennis Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Groch Mr. and Mrs. Max Humpl Mr. and Mrs. James J. Koestler Mr. and Mrs. John O’Shaughnessy Residents of Lawndale Manor Ms. Loretta Sucharski Mr. and Mrs. John Szyszko

Claire and Gerry Friel

Dr. Howard L. Hausher

Peter Endres

Mr. and Mrs. Michajlo O. Matijkiw Mr. Michajlo P. Matijkiw

Frederick Franke

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Padlo

Robert M. Gallagher Mrs. Dorothy Gallagher

Samuel and Kathryn Gaskill Ms. Barbara B. Hannon

Theodore and Ruth Geisser Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. Geisser

Mr. Alex Feldman Mrs. Natalie S. Hardiman Mrs. Isabel Hermann Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kerstetter Ms. Loretta Sucharski

Charles Henry, Jr. Mrs. Priscilla Henry

Charles Heun

Conrad and Anna Hirschman Ms. Lois E. Hirschman Gregory

Donna L. Hoffmayer Mr. Paul Hoffmayer

Frank Holmes

Ms. Kerry Holmes

John E. Hughes

Ms. Patricia J. Crawford Ms. Nancy Toland

Ronald E. Hugo

Ms. Frances Bojazi Mr. Michael Brywka Mrs. Mary Ann Cassizzi Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Denelsbeck Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Hinchcliff Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Morrissy Ms. Catherine A. Nemeth Ms. Christina Spink Mr. and Mrs. H. Daniel Spink Ms. Loretta Sucharski

Antwine Johnson

Marge and Tom Sexton

William and Janice Jung

Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Dietrich Edward Kelly Mrs. Dorothy Kelly

James Kennedy

Mrs. Carol Kennedy

Ida Kibelstis

Mr. and Mrs. Franz Kautz

Anna M. Kinzler

Ms. Carolyn K. Ginther

John and Helen Kostic Mrs. Charlotte Heller

Mrs. Barbara A. Heun

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Our Donors

IN MEMORY OF (continued)

Stefan Bernice Kulon

Jean H.R. Peatman

Emma Schmidt

Helen Liebsch

Helen Porter

Helen M. Schumm

Anthony and Vera Malcontento

Helen Pracon

Samuel and Mary Manzo

Emily Purtell

James and Elizabeth McGinley

Sheila Ricci

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. George Liebsch

Ms. Theresa McVey

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Manzo

Ms. Anne E. McMenamin

Joseph and Dolores McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zisk

Renee McGurk Anonymous

Mary McLaughlin

Mr. and Mrs. John M. McLaughlin

Ernest W. Miller

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

Mary “Marie” Murphy Mr. Michael Junod

Margaret Muza

Mr. and Mrs. Gary F. Gross Carol Mylod Ms. Barbara Mylod

Clara Niemczak Anonymous

Anthony Oblea

Ms. Clare Peterson

John J. Pakyz

Mr. and Mrs. Max Humpl Mrs. Dorothy C. Lafferty

Iola R. Peatman

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Miss Hazel R. Peatman

Mr. Raymond Dodd

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Platenecky

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Purtell

Mr. William Stokes and Ms. Linda Cohen

Clare V. Robinson Ms. Christine Brady

Regina Rossman

Mr. William M. Brusca Ms. Pamela Croke Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Keever Ms. Denise Malaczewski Mr. Philip Malaczewski Ms. Elizabeth McCormick Ms. Jessica Miller Ms. Joanne Miller Ms. Marlene G. Rossman

Robert and Lorraine Rudolph Rev. William D. Hartman

Alphonse D. Rzepnicki

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bower Mr. and Mrs. James Schwegel

Joseph Salandra

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick V. Flanagan

Elaine H. Santore Mr. William L. Gross

Regina “Jean” Sawyer Mr. Brian Boham

Jane T. Schlack Anonymous

Ms. and Mr. Carol S. Masi

Mr. Robert W. Schumm

Elizabeth Sellman

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Ramsey

Ron Silberstein

Marge and Tom Sexton

Joseph P. Smith, Sr. Mrs. Dorothy Smith

James Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Max Humpl

Edie Snyder

Mrs. Natalie S. Hardiman

Karl Soltan

Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Soltan, Esq.

Mildred W. Sours

Friends of Gateway Manor

Rev. Harry N. Spink & Mary Spink Mr. Robert G. Laux The Rev. Dr. Deborah J. Winters and Mr. Gary Winters

Irene T. Stanford

Mr. William Stokes and Ms. Linda Cohen

Hans J. Steinhofer

Mrs. Annemarie Steinhofer

Helen Sullivan

Mr. and Mrs. George Liebsch Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. Sullivan

Pauline Swierzy

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swierzy

Gloria Swope

Ms. Bernice C. Cleveland

Our Donors

IN MEMORY OF (continued) Constance V. Thomas

Ms. Lucille R. Hite Ms. Andrea D. McKeithan The Rev. and Ms. M. Ray McKeithan

Gertrude Toms

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Farrer Mrs. Dorothy Gallagher

Jean M. Watt

The Rev. Dr. Deborah J. Winters and Mr. Gary Winters

Dolores “Lori” Wharton

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Meehan

Rita Witt

Mr. and Mrs. Franz Kautz

Ursula E. Zobel

Ms. Janet S. Hornberger

Margaret Williams

Mrs. Harriette Williams Mr. John F. Williams

IN HONOR OF Michael Berman

Ms. Kathy Andrews Williams Ms. Carol B. Drummond Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Geller Ms. Sylvia Metzler

Christa H. Breyer

Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Morrissy Ms. Marie Tucci

Lisa Burke

Anonymous Donor

Karenjoy Camba

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Provasnik

Marie Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Nowak

Jamie L. Coates

Mr. and Mrs. David T. Wells

The Cronin and Geller Families Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Geller

Luis Cruz

Mr. Emil W. Scharer

Sue Denelsback

Anonymous Donor

Mary Anne Dunn Ms. Patricia Dunn

Albert Eschert

Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Ceglowski Ms. Evelyn Washington Anonymous Donor

Maureen Fitzpatrick

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fitzpatrick, Sr.

Mark Newton

Anonymous Donor

Kathleen Nucero Ms. Patricia Ripoll

Mildred O’Neal

Katherine Homburg

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jones Mr. and Mrs. David W. O’Neal

Sonia Iwanycka

Pathways 3rd Floor Nursing Station

Ms. Karen Paulus

Ms. Margaret M. Brooker Ms. Patricia Coyne and Mr. Joseph Brown Mr. John Gillespie Mrs. Margaret Groch Residents of Lawndale Manor Ms. Maryann C. Volk

Antwine Johnson

Marge and Tom Sexton

Dorothy Lafferty

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weinlein

Chantaya McLeod Mr. Emil W. Scharer

Norma Mueller

The Rev. and Mrs. William Mueller

Ashley Myers

Ms. Janice E. Benz

Linda Priore

Mr. Emil W. Scharer

Tom Sexton’s 85th Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Paul Conroy

Rondell Shelton

Ms. Jean C. Holland

Nate and Evelyn Washington Ms. Evelyn Washington

Elliot Wilbraham

Ms. Maureen Fitzpatrick

Donna J. Wojcik

Mr. Emil W. Scharer

Mr. Emil W. Scharer

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Our Donors

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*

Mr. Louis N. DiCrescenzo*

Mr. William L. Gross

Mrs. Emma M. Alberti*

Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne Dittrich*

Mr. and Mrs. Franz Haeusser*

Ms. Frieda Allen*

Mr. Erhart A. Eger*

Richard W. Hartmann, Esq.

Mrs. Margarete Allen*

Mr. David E. Elliott*

Miss Dorothy A. Hathaway*

Mrs. Carol R. Altimari

Ms. Lillie M. Ellis*

Mrs. Lorraine G. Haussmann*

Ms. Elizabeth E. Aretz*

Mrs. Ruth Ellis*

Mrs. Paula A. Henderson*

Ms. Magdalen Barth*

Ms. Margaret E. Endres*

Mr. William E. Hill

Ms. Ruth G. Berger*

Mrs. Betty J. Faulkner*

Mr. Herbert E. Hoffman, Esq.

Ms. Harriette K. Bescoe*

Mrs. Bertha R. Faust*

Mrs. Henrietta Hofmann*

Mrs. Manetta Blankenberg*

Ms. Elizabeth Feairheller*

Mrs. Dorothy C. Hood*

Ms. Virginia L. Blauser*

Mr. Michael Fesnak*

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Howarth*

Mrs. Jane Blewett

Ms. Mary E. Fields*

Mr. Wilson L. Huffnagle, Jr.*

Mrs. Gertrude H. Boehm*

Mrs. Elmina A. Finck*

John E. Hughes, Ed.D.*

Mrs. S. Elizabeth Bonsall*

Ms. Maureen Fitzpatrick

Mr. Ronald E. Hugo*

Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Born, Jr.*

Mr. Nicholas J. Forlano*

Mr. and Mrs. Max Humpl

Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin Bowker*

Ms. Virginia J. Futchko*

Katherine Ilg*

Ms. Katherine H. Brackendorff*

Mrs. Lola Gansworth*

Ms. Irene A. Braun*

Ms. Grace M. Gault*

Mrs. Barbara A. Jacobs and Mr. Malio E. Ventresca

Ms. Anna Brett*

Mrs. Jean E. Gibson and Mr. Michael Gibson

Miss Gladys Jerdan* Ms. Laura Kaiser*

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gimbel*

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kaufman*

Mr. John F. Glueck*

Ms. Margaret W. Kellerman*

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Gorski*

Miss Ruth M. Kershner*

Mrs. Dorothy Grau*

Mr. Richard Knowles*

Mr. Charles W. Gray III*

Mr. W. Russell Koerwer and Mr. Stephen F. Schreiber

Mr. and Mrs. John Bulovas* Mr. Frank E. Burger* Ms. Dorothea J. Burke* Mrs. Elsie F. Carcione* Mr. John C. Cavanaugh* The Rev. Carol Chamberlain Mrs. Ruth B. Clark* Ms. Guida M. Costa* Mrs. Jewell Coyle* Miss Miriam E. Davis* Ms. Betty C. Dawson* Mrs. Viola DeFrancisco* Ms. Darrah Degnan

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Dr. Elaine C. Grose

The Rev. Rodney S. Kopp Ms. Mildred Kotz*

THE HERITAGE SOCIETY (continued) Mr. William Krai*

Mr. Robert C. Rudolph*

Miss Marguerite Krauss*

Mrs. Elizabeth S. Rygalski*

Ms. Helen C. Lafferty*

Mrs. Helen F. Sattler*

Mrs. Louise Laidig*

Ms. Thelma L. Saunders*

Ms. Alice Lainhoff*

Mr. H. E. Saylor*

Mrs. Irene W. Leitenberger*

The Eberhard and Helen Schea Endowment Fund

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. and Mrs. Kevin Nawn Mr. David O. Nicodemus* Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oliver* Miss Hazel R. Peatman Mrs. Anna (Nancy) Post* Mr. Earl C. Punchard* Ms. Barbara P. Rebmann Mrs. Barbara M. Renn* Mr. and 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*

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*

Our Donors

EMPLOYEE GIVING Herby Antoine Ursile Aurelien Mary Z. Bargerhuff Ronald Barras Michael Berman Eileen Bratton Lisa Burke Selena Burton Kristy Byrnes Marianna Calabrese Theodore A. Cannon Mary Ann Cassizzi Carol L. Cherrington William Conaway Andrew Denelsbeck Susan Denelsbeck Donna Donaghy John J. Dubyk Margaret Felix Daphne G. Floyd Sharon Gallagher Catherine Gephart Shannon Grieb Jennifer Honeyford Molly Kutty Joseph Rosela Julien Linda C. Lewis Maria Luszcz Virginia Maciocha Mini Mathai Amanda McCalister Kimberly McGeary Kathleen Meaney Kathleen Nucero Kyle Ozimkiewicz Phyllis A. Pedrogo Marie Pierre Louis Bryan C. Powers Virginia Reyes Marie Smith Justin Stolte Suni Sunil-Chacko Helen Toner Valerie A. Vitello Karen Votel Donna J. Wojcik The Spirit of PPH | 35

Our Donors

The Spirit of Giving...Planned Gifts at PPH CHARITIABLE GIFT ANNUITIES

A GIFT TO PPH VIA YOUR WILL

Our charitable gift annuity program, administered through the United Church Funds, was created as a service to our many friends who wish to make a gift of significance, while still retaining income from the gift property during their life.

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.

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.

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. If you are considering a gift to PPH 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.

2024 Giving By The Numbers

0.02% 0.1% 0.02% 13.6%

Giving

by Fund

0.04% 0.6% 0.02%

Do you have a life insurance policy that 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 as the beneficiary, or co-beneficiary, of your life insurance.

Veterans’ Program: 0.02% Chapters: 0.1% Adopt-a-Resident: 0.02% Benevolent Care: 13.6% Recreation Therapy: 0.04% Healthcare Education: 0.6% Temporary Restricted: 0.02%

85.6%

2.07% 0.42%

Giving by Giving by Constituent Constituent Code Code

0.91% 2.47%

| PPH 2024 Annual Report

Unrestricted: 85.6%

Area Churches: .07%

Hospitals: 0.42%

Board of Directors: 1.28%

Friends of PPH: 1.24%

(current, and former)

0.29%

Community Businesses: 0.29%

0.07%

Employees: 0.91%

1.24% 2.97%

1.07%

0.07%

1.28% 86.92%

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LIFE INSURANCE

(current, retired, and former)

Estates: 86.92% Former Resident Family Members: 2.07%

Residents: 2.47% Resident Family Members: 0.29% Group Giving: 1.07% Vendors: 2.97%

Our Path Forward

A Message from The Philadelphia Protestant Home Board of Directors: A New Chapter Guided by Strategic Partnership This past year has been one of thoughtful reflection and bold decision-making at the Philadelphia Protestant Home (PPH). As we looked forward to the future, our Board of Directors engaged in a comprehensive review of potential paths that would ensure PPH’s long-term sustainability, mission alignment, and continued excellence in service to our residents.

After careful consideration, at this time, we have made the decision not to pursue affiliation with a larger senior living organization. While such partnerships can offer certain advantages, we believe that retaining our independence allows us to preserve the unique culture, values, and personalized care that defines the PPH experience. We thank Fellowship Life, the 2024 management company for their organizational leadership and collaboration during the due diligence period of our process.

The final decision for PPH’s path moving forward is to engage EverTrue (www.EverTrueLiving.org) as our new management company for the next three years. Adam Marles is President & CEO of EverTrue and is a past CEO of LeadingAge Pennsylvania (www.leadingagepa.org). This partnership will allow us to leverage the expertise, innovation, and best practices of a professional management team—without relinquishing our identity or governance.

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR OUR COMMUNITY? • Enhanced Operational Excellence: EverTrue will work closely with our leadership to optimize our systems, staffing, and services, bringing new tools and insights that strengthen our organization from the inside out.

• Focus on Mission: By outsourcing day-to-day operational complexities, our board and leadership team can place greater focus on long-term strategy, resident engagement, and mission fulfillment.

• Continued Independence: PPH will remain an independent, non-profit community. Decisions will continue to be guided by our board and informed by the voices of residents, team members, and stakeholders.

• Quality and Compassion Remain at the Core: Residents and their families will continue to receive the same high-quality, compassionate care that has been our hallmark for over 135 years.

As we turn this exciting page, we thank you for walking with us in this journey, and we look forward to continuing to grow and serve—stronger than ever.

With appreciation,

Eric Sigel Adam Marles Board Chair President & CEO Philadelphia Protestant Home EverTrue The Spirit of PPH | 37

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