Resources For Human Development Presents the 9th Annual September 21, 2022 presented by
RHD Board of Directors
Diane Menio, M.S., Chairperson Marvin Levine, Vice Chairperson Michael Denomme, Ph.D., M.S.W. JoAnn E. Connelly
CEO, Resources for Human Development
Main Line Wine Gala Committee
Diane Sydney Rivers
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The proceeds generated tonight will benefit artists with intellectual disabilities in a unique creative arts studio, children in need of supportive services, individuals with behavioral health challenges & a history of homelessness, and future RHD initiatives that will provide new, creative & groundbreaking programming to the people who need it the most. You will also have the opportunity to enjoy some of the finest wines from Rombauer Vineyards. We are honored to have Bob Knebel, President & CEO, as our Honorary Chair for the Main Line Wine Gala.
Jo Bennett, Torrina Bennett-Michael, Roxanne Covington, Frank Gattuso, Marco Giordano, Paulette Greenwell, Scott Karpiak, Charles Lynch, Thomas McCaully, Jim McGauley, Brian Rhodes and Terry Soulé
Sheldon Steinberg, V.M.D.
Tracey Vause Earland, Ph.D., OTR/L Caryn Reichlin Johnson, M.S., OTR/L, FAOTA
Terry Soulé, M.S.
Brian Matthew Rhodes, Esq. Dewetta Logan Nikki EldronBagbyBlackwell, C.P.A.
We are excited to share that Stephanie Stahl, news anchor for CBS3, will lead us through this amazing evening as our Celebrity Emcee. We're so thrilled to have Stephanie here tonight and appreciate her time and dedication to helping shine a light on these important
RHD has provided compassionate care and support for people of all abilities. The people we serve rely on the generosity of people who believe that every person, no matter what challenges they face, should be treated with dignity and have the opportunity to reach their fullest potential. Tonight, your support helps create brighter futures for others and allows RHD to continue developing trauma-informed, effective, and innovative programs that support people as they build successful lives.
Marco Giordano
Special thanks to all our supporters, our Honorary Chair, Bob Knebel, & Charlotte Devilliers of Rombauer Vineyards, the Main Line Wine Gala Committee, Jim McGauley, Rob Reese of Vintage Imports, Lamont Darrien, the staff at Appleford & Perfect Setting Catering, Stephanie Stahl, and all our event sponsors. Thank you for being here with us tonight. Cheers to an unforgettable evening!
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On behalf of Resources for Human Development (RHD), welcome to the 2022 Main Line Wine Gala, showcasing the world's most exclusive winemakers in an event that benefits RHD's innovations in human services.
Honorary Chair
As one of the television industry’s most respected medical reporters, Stahl has been recognized by community and health organizations alike for her hard-hitting yet compassionate approach to her beat, an approach that has changed lives and influenced medical practices.
Bob Knebel, President & CEO
Harris L. Gubin Auctioneer
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Koerner and Joan established Rombauer Vineyards in 1980, and produced their first vintage of Cabernet Sauvignon wine, followed by the California-style Chardonnay in 1984. Four decades later–and still family owned–the winery has become widely acclaimed for its distinctive, fruit-driven expressions.
Founded in 1980, by Koerner and Joan Rombauer, Rombauer Vineyards has been producing acclaimed wines from Napa Valley and the Sierra Foothills ever since. Still family owned and operated, our winery is known for its high-quality wines, exceptional vineyard sites, and family-style hospitality.
Stephanie Stahl, CBS3 and The CW Philly’s EmmyAward winning health reporter, is featured daily on Eyewitness News.
uses light humor and his unique ability to connect with the audience to create a memorable and enjoyable experience. He works closely with the sponsoring organization to customize his approach for each event, to ensure the best possible outcome.
Bob Knebel joined the executive team at Rombauer Vineyards in 2015 after serving on the winery’s Board of Directors for over 15 years. He is a seasoned senior sales executive who comes from a 35-year career in the general aviation industry.
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Rombauer Vineyards Stephanie Stahl Emcee
Harris is an experienced auctioneer who brings an entertaining, engaging, and fun hosting style which in turn has a positive impact on improving auction participation and dollars
Bob is no stranger to fine wine as his years in the business jet industry introduced him to Napa Valley and other wine auction events and tastings around the country.
Harris is passionate about helping charitable organizations in the Delaware Valley achieve – and exceed - their fundraising goals. For more than nine years, he has worked with the Katz Family Charitable Trust to organize, facilitate, and lead live auctions on behalf of nonprofits.
Stahl’s reporting has earned her high honors in both the television industry and medical field. In addition to a variety of Emmy awards, she’s a member of the Broadcast Pioneers Hall of Fame. Stahl received the prestigious Diamond Award from Temple University Hospital’s Auxiliary for her “dedication to excellence, her professional and personal integrity, and her deep sense of compassion for others.”
Rombauer owns and sustainably farms over 670 acres of vineyards in Carneros, Atlas Peak, Stags Leap, St. Helena, Calistoga, and the Sierra Foothills. Rombauer’s Chardonnays, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignons, Zinfandels and Sauvignon Blanc are beloved by wine enthusiasts around the world.
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Thank you for your support
Make a difference in your community with RHD Grand Cru • $15,000 Roffman Miller First Growth Sponsor • $10,000 Schnader, Harrison, Segal & Lewis Grand Vin Sponsor • $5,000 WSFSPCS Bank Vineyard Sponsor • $2,500 Bert Wolfson Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney Delta-TComcast Karpiak Dupée Investment Group TriBen Winemaker Sponsor • $1,500 Bowles 23 Foundation Horizon Health Care Consultants SandsPorterPeopleShareCurtisChrysler Jeep Dodge Temple Health Willis Towers Watson Cocktail • $1,000 Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Genuardi Truist
Special thanks to our Gala Sponsors
CCW has partnered with more than 80 organizations, institutions and individuals to create collaborative opportunities for its participants. Artists have exhibited nationally and internationally, with many featured in private collections and galleries. Through CCW’s Teacher Corps program, our participants have taught woodworking to people in more than 12 settings over the past three years.
Center for Creative Works
Meet Allen Yu: An artist who works out of the studio at Center for Creative Works in Philadelphia. Primarily working in colored pencil on paper, his drawings are vibrant and technically precise. Some favorite subjects include fruits, the Philly Phanatic, and candy. In his spare time, Yu collects brochures and schedules, enjoys reading, drawing, and traveling on SEPTA (South Eastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority). His favorite food is chicken. Yu lives in Bucks County, PA with his family. Yu has consigned work with Galerie Bonheur in Saint Louis and Summertime Gallery in New York. He recently published a coloring book with THIS MUST BE THE PLACE PRESS in Philadelphia, PA.
In partnership with local governments and those we serve, RHD builds better lives, families, and communities. RHD currently oversees and supports programs that provide essential day and residential services to more than 35,000 individuals, while RHD’s community health centers provide care to more than 22,000 patients.
Resources for Human Development specializes in creating innovative, quality services that support people of all abilities in person-centered, traumainformed programs across the country. A national human services nonprofit founded in 1970, RHD serves tens of thousands of people every year with caring and effective programs addressing intellectual and developmental disabilities, behavioral health, homelessness, addiction recovery, and more.
RHD believes that where there’s a gap in human services, there’s an opportunity for a forward-thinking solution. RHD is a national leader in creating arts-based day programs for people with intellectual disabilities, nationally-renowned crisis services, the largest nursemanaged health care network in the country, and much more. Please visit The Media Center at RHD’s website to see success stories and case studies, view RHD videos on programs across the country, see how RHD is making headlines with ground-breaking services, and join the conversation on the RHD blog.
“I like to draw sandwiches because it makes people hungry.” – Allen Yu
For more on CCW, please contact Lori Bartol at: LoriB@rhd.org
At RHD, we’re committed to the fundamental value of dignity and respect for all, to the empowerment of those we serve and our employees, and to a collaborative management model. A values-driven organization with the broadest possible service mission, RHD is uniquely positioned to respond to a wide variety of individual and community challenges.
Resources for Human Development
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For more information, please visit us at: www.rhd.org
The Center for Creative Works is a unique, creative, vocational arts program for adults with intellectual disabilities. CCW builds opportunities for our artists to earn money through their exceptional work, gain social capital, and share unique, individual human experience through creative contribution.
You can help create brighter futures for the individuals that are entrusted to our care. Your support directly improves their quality of life, and allows RHD to continue developing caring, effective and innovative programs that help people in need build better lives for themselves.
The people we serve rely on the generosity of those who believe that every person, despite their challenges, should be treated with dignity and have the opportunity to develop their full potential.
“I don’t feel like he’s being set up for failure anymore. I’ve seen a change in my grandson since RHD got involved.” – Robin Johnson
RHD's IBHS (Intensive Behavioral Health Services) works to achieve productive and emotionally fulfilling lives in children and young adults.RHD supports community-based programs, such as High Fidelity Wraparound and Children’s Outreach Services Program (COSP), school-based services for youth and their families through School Therapeutic Support (STS) that function to dissolve behavioral and developmental barriers, and Early Intervention services from birth to age 5 as well as long-term hospitalization services for children ages 6-11 at the Stepping Stones program.
"In order to achieve successful outcomes, we need to facilitate innovation and collaboration. Your contributions help us bring new creative, groundbreaking programming to the people who need it the most." -Karin Annerhed-Harris, VP Business Development
For more on IBHS, please contact Jaime Miller at jaime.miller@rhd.org.
By combining different elements of specific therapies with cutting-edge solutions, RHD has seen many successful outcomes in its programs throughout the country. With continued support, RHD can expand its innovative solutions to offer a wider range of services to the community. Please consider partnering with us today!
For more information on RHD's Future Initiatives, please contact Karin Annerhed-Harris at: karin.harris@rhd.org.
Future Initiatives
Intensive Behavioral Health Services
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Jenkins has developed a distinctive painting style that revels in the application of small, purposeful mark on the page. His paintings are simultaneously delicate and bold, created from the accrual of lines on the surface in a sensitive range of color. Jenkins’ work has been featured in many exhibitions in the Philadelphia area, including a show at the Nugent Gallery at Rosemont College. He currently has an installation on view at 1000 Westlakes in Berwyn, PA.
Stewart develops detailed renderings of an eclectic collection of source imagery that blur the line between fantasy and reality. His portrait work emphasizes subtle expressions of posture and mood. Stewart has published three comic books, Spinner on the Block, Bear in the Hood and No Turnin’ Back, the latter is “a story about a 12-year-old Hamilton, a troubled boy who has been abused by his mother and gets caught in a drug gang.” This month, Stewart’s work will be featured in Art at Kings Oaks in Newtown, PA.
Silent Auction Artists
Eric Stewart
Moseley began making art about eight years ago at Oasis, an art studio in Philadelphia and has continued to develop her craft at CCW for the past five years. Moseley's work explores unique imagery from her day-to-day life –churches, quilts, and plates of food. Her ceramic work has recently taken off, as she has developed a series of Barbara Streisand busts and animal figures full of dynamic texture. Her work has been featured in Dizzy Magazine (NYC) and exhibited throughout Philadelphia, including at the University City Arts League and the Philadelphia Foundation.
Henry works on paper, ceramics, wood, music, and textile. Clyde skillfully translates his artistic energy to any material he works with. He has recently developed a passion for loom weaving, working at Ready to Hand studio in South Philadelphia. Henry’s work has been exhibited at the Woodmere Museum, Outsider Art Fair, ArtYard, Pressure Club, Spillway Collective, The Pingle Building, and Fleisher/Ollman Gallery. Henry had his first solo exhibition last Spring at Tiger Strikes Asteroid in Philadelphia.
Allen Yu
Cory Jenkins
Natasha Plaza
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Silent Auction Artists
Plaza combines high-impact pop art with delicate, romantic linework, giving it a fantastical, dreamlike appeal to graphic, illustrated elements. In 2019 Plaza participated in a rug tufting workshop with textile artist Tim Eads, where she created floral and fish-themed rugs. In 2021 one of Plaza’s original drawings was turned into a series of products produced by Urban Outfitters. She has previously worked at SpArc Philadelphia.
Proceeds from the silent auction directly benefit artists from CCW
Yu is an artist who works out of the studio at Center for Creative Works in Philadelphia. Primarily working in colored pencil on paper, his drawings are vibrant and technically precise. Some favorite subjects include fruits, the Philly Phanatic, and candy. In his spare time, Yu collects brochures and schedules, enjoys reading, drawing, and traveling on SEPTA. Yu has consigned work with Galerie Bonheur in Saint Louis and Summertime Gallery in New York. He recently published a coloring book with THIS MUST BE THE PLACE PRESS in Philadelphia, PA.
Proceeds from the silent auction directly benefit artists from CCW
Joyce Moseley
Clyde Henry
Nikki
Brandon Spicer-Crawley
Proceeds from the silent auction directly benefit artists from CCW
Silent Auction Artists
Thompson is famous for her tongue-ink-cheek depictions of her friends and family members as cats and chickens. With an eye for design, she creates dynamic compositions filled with repeated motifs of hearts, stars, and rainbows. In 2016, through CCW’s Allies in Art program, she collaborated with local artists and bag designer Tim Eads to create a series of clothing items and bags using painted and printed yardage that she created in his studio. These, along with custom wooden pins cut in the shape of cats, were sold in Philadelphia boutique Stadler-Kahn.
Lydia Thompson
John John creates delicate drawings of his favorite iconography such as images of Boston, Diners, telephones, vintage household items, airplanes and helicopters. John carefully draws each scene from his imagination, or from photos of the subject. He pays particularly close attention to adding color in an even and controlled way.
Kim started with Live Yes Studios in Oct. of 2011. When she began with Live Yes Studios, Kim only wanted to work with splatter painting. But since taking classes at Live Yes Studios, she has found new art forms to express her feelings. Kim has found an expression utilizing her love for Art and Love for Jesus.
Proceeds from the silent auction directly benefit artists from Outside the Lines Artists
Kim
Proceeds from the silent auction directly benefit artists from Live Yes
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Silent Auction Artists
Nikki enjoys making acrylic and watercolor paintings of things that make her happy: the beach, sunsets, and dolphins. She often experiments with using tape to block off sections, and create crisp lines. Although her favorite color is blue, she likes using other bright colors to make the image pop. Nikki writes short stories and poetry, often accompanied by artwork as well.
Spicer-Crawley works with a wide range of materials, including wood collage, ceramic, calligraphy ink, paper sculpture, and acrylic paint pen. His style is both freeform and carefully crafted, with recurring motifs of letters, police officers, and squiggly lines. In 2019, SpicerCrawley's first solo exhibition at Little Berlin Gallery in Philadelphia displayed a collection of original drawings, paintings, and sculptural work.
Susan Susan started Live Yes Studios in 2012. Susan is nonverbal and needs time and some hand-over-hand to help complete a project. Susan prefers acrylic paint as she can work on it for a few months. This process gives Susan time to add layers and make it look seamless as it was done in one sitting.
Silent Auction Artists
The wine is full-bodied and powerful, with classic notes of cassis intermixed with loamy soil scents, underbrush, and spice. There is massive body and elevated, but sweet tannin that is well-integrated with the wine's other components, a blockbuster mid-palate.
Donated by Frank Gattuso
Donated by Marco Giordano
Distinctly Marlborough, Wither Hills Wairau Valley Sauvignon Blanc is refined and elegant. Mouth-watering, textural acidity and a juicy core of citrus fruit exudes notes of crunchy greens and tropical guava on the nose.
Dark ruby in color, the 2017 Oakville Cabernet opens with aromas of sweet vanilla and allspice, followed by black currants, ripe plums and a savory hint of anise seed.
2021 Wither Hills Sauvignon Blanc
The intense dark fruit flavor carries through along the palate culminating in a rich and unctuous, yet balanced mouthfeel. The finish is long and powerful, layered with nuanced flavors of dark berry and wet stone. This is a wine that will age gracefully for many years.
Donated by Jo Bennett
Donated by Karin Annerhed-Harris
Beautiful red with ruby highlights. A complex nose revealing an earthy mix of red fruit, spice and licorice. Rounded in the mouth with the same juicy flavours as on the nose rounded out with hints of coffee. Harmonious with supple tannins.
Donated by Brian Rhodes
1985 Royal Oporto Vintage Port
2016 Hall Ellie's Cabernet Sauvignon
Concentrated aromas of dried cherries that meld with warm vanilla, mocha, and mulling spices. Lush flavors of ripe plum and raspberry jam flood the palate, followed by touches of dark chocolate in the background. Subtle and round tannins and length for a fresh and enticing finish
Gala Committee Wine Basket
Ellie's Cabernet Sauvignon is a very approachable mineral-driven wine. The soft texture on the palate provides hints of cola and sassafras, while underlying notes of cherry, eucalyptus, and herbs lead into the mid-palate.
2017 Groth Cabernet Sauvignon
2019 Hall Terra Secca Cabernet Sauvignon
Donated by Scott Karpiak
1995 Chateau Montelena Estate Cabernet Sauvignon
Donated by Charles Lynch
2009 Domaine Louis Latour Chateau Corton Grancey Grand Cru
2018 Rodney Strong Alexander Valley Estate Cabernet Sauvignon
Donated by Frank Gattuso
This powerful Cabernet Sauvignon from the hillsides of Alexander Valley has aromas of lush, red plum and dark berries that dominate the glass, while hints of cassis and milk chocolate play in the background.
Donated by Charles Lynch
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2016 La Serena Brunello Di Montalcino
Donated by Karin Annerhed-Harris
The Main Line Wine Gala Committee personally donated this eclectic collection of rare vintage wines and personal favorites:
Medium garnet with some browning. On the nose caramel, preserved raspberries, subtle notes of rose hips and baking spices. On the palate medium plus bodied with medium acidity, touch of sweetness and saline on the mid palate and a long finish..
The 2017 Brunello di Montalcino is wonderfully fresh and lifted, with bright cherries, dusty rose and hints of sweet spice. Aromas of stewed prune, mocha, underbrush and licorice follow over to the no-frills palate along with blood orange and roasted coffee bean notes.
Donated by Jim McGauley
Ruby red colour. Etheral, deep, balanced nose with a wide, persistent bouquet and fines touches of fruit and spices. Elegant, soft taste round and velvety to the palate. Perfectly suitable with red meat, game and seasoned cheese.
2019 Rombauer Vineyards Zinfandel
2017 Collosorbo Brunello Di Montalcino
Donated by Torrina Bennett-Michael
Donated by Torrina Bennett-Michael
This full-bodied, focused red has a polished texture and integrated flavors of kirsch, blackberry coulis and sweet spice, accented by floral, mineral and vanilla details.
Brilliant pale gold in color with fresh, vibrant aromas of grapefruit and tangerine, white peach, tropical mango, kiwi, and a hint of lemon blossom throughout. Opening with a sweet, juicy citrus acidity, the palate is richly weighted, showing layers of grapefruit, pear, lemon meringue, honeydew melon, and a crisp, refreshing lime zest finish.
Donated by Terry Soulé
Donated by Torrina Bennett-Michael
A blend of grapes from Puente Alto and Pirque. It has some balsamic aromas and clean cassis aromas, with good freshness combined with good volume. It has good varietal typicity, very integrated oak (matured in barrique and oak foudres) and just a touch of cedar wood and is juicy and vibrant.
With a rich purple color, this wine brings forth a mixture red and black fruits in its bouquet. Red Plum and Blackberry are in the forefront with 85% of the make up being Malbec. Notes of vanilla, sweet tobacco, and cedar come through mid-palette from being aged in Hungarian Oak for 29 months.
2020 Groth Sauvignon Blanc
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2018 Marques Casa Concha Cabernet Sauvignon
Roffman Miller Management
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Medium gold in color. Medium intensity aroma of ripe apple, lemon, pineapple, bread dough and stone. At first, very fruity. Minerality and yeastiness come out as it opens. Dry, medium plus acidity, medium body and medium plus finish.
2018 Boisset Collection Buena Vista Chardonnay Private Reserve
2018 Domaine de Fabregues Le Coeur
2010 Jean-Charles Boisset French Champagne Gala Brut
Donated by Terry Soulé
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2017 Love Potion – Vino Bambino
Donated by Roxanne Covington
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Rich in salty caramel crème brulee, this is a fleshy and lushly made white wine, full bodied and concentrated in style. The oak provides a foundation of toasty baking spice and vanilla.
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