2013 Annual Report - The Arc of Monmouth

ANNUAL REPORT2013

For people with intellectual and developmental disabilities

“It’s hard to imagine Dani’s life without The Arc of Monmouth.

Whether she’s learning job skills at the Work Opportunity Center, participating in recreation programs or socializing with friends she met there, The Arc gives her the support she needs to become more independent every day.

We know The Arc is there for our entire family, providing guidance, support and every resource imaginable.”

- Vance & Lauren Zalepka

Achieve with us.

We know The Arc is thhere for oour entire faamiilyy, prroviddingg guuidaancce, ssuuppporrt annd eveery resource imaginaable.”

- Vaance & Lauren Zalepka

Dear Friends,

Every spring, The Arc of Monmouth produces an annual report, summarizing the achievements of the previous fi s-cal year. In Fiscal Year 2013 (July 1, 2012-June 30, 2013) over 1,300 individuals were served at 20 locations in Monmouth County.

Fiscal year 2013 presented challenges both fi scal (funding cutbacks) and physical (fl ood damage from Superstorm Sandy). This report dwells not on the obstacles, but on the achievements of each department that makes up The Arc of Monmouth’s network of resources.

This report also provides a clear picture of the wide breadth of services offered by The Arc of Monmouth. Whether you are a supporter, family member, volunteer or an individual served by The Arc, please take pride in the part you have played in helping us all to achieve.

Sincerely,

Mary Scott Roger TrendowskiExecutive Director Board President

1158 Wayside Road, Tinton Falls, NJ(732) 493-1919www.arcofmonmouth.org

Board of DirectorsRoger Trendowski, PresidentFrancine Catanese, First Vice-PresidentRoy Bolinger, Second Vice-PresidentRhona Levy, SecretaryBill Mirkin, TreasurerRachel Weiss, Assistant SecretaryD. Roderick Webster, Assistant Treasurer

Tiffanie Eagan SalernoPhilip FinaNeil FleischmanRichard HarterF. Hank Hilton, SJJulie LinDavid MesserJoyce QuarlesAnita RoselleRandall Smith

Executive DirectorMary E. Scott

Associate Executive DirectorKathleen Mullery

Assistant Executive DirectorSuzanne Liberi

Annual Report EditorBrett Colby, Director of Development

Cover Photography by Pat Paladino

Pictured: Stacy R. decorates glass-ware to be sold at Adult Service’s new Achievement Boutique.

The Mission of The Arc of Monmouth

To improve the lives of persons with intel-lectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and their families. This is accomplished through advocacy, services and supports, cooperation with community partners and community education. The Arc of Monmouth also works to prevent the causes and effects of I/DD.

Our Vision

The activities of The Arc will lead to persons with I/DD resid-ing, learning, working, worship-ing, recreating and socializing in quality inclusive settings of their own choosing. Families of persons with I/DD will be well informed and confi dent of community sup-port.

EMPLOYMENT SERVICESSnapshot: Job placement in the community, with continued support to ensure job satisfaction and retention. Employment also runs the Red Horse Art Gallery at the Freehold Raceway Mall, which showcases the work of artists with I/DD.

Number of persons served: 185

Achievement Highlights:

Kach (Keep Achieving at Brookdale) May 2013 saw the fi rst graduating class of this three-year college experience at Brookdale Community College. Many graduates have now found employment in the community, while others are continuing their education at Brookdale.

Zachary Stroik, a student currently in his fi nal year of this program, has applied and been accepted to The College of New Jersey’s Career and Community Studies program. This is a highly competitive, liberal studies program designed to prepare students for adult life through academic rigor, career discovery and preparation, and peer socialization.

Independent Living Program (ILP)With the assistance of ILP, Susan Haddow took a bold step by moving from her family home to her own residence. Susan, who is visually impaired, learned to navigate her apartment, access the community services that are so important to her, and use public transporta-tion to travel to her job at A & P. Susan thoroughly enjoys her independence, including her daily fi tness program and her weekly visits to the nail salon.

The Achievement ZoneIn 2013, following the closure of the Dorothy Hersh High School, IFS founded this new transition program for students 18-25 who have completed their high school requirements. Based at The Arc Center, the Achievement Zone picks up where a high school program leaves off, with practical lessons in Career Discovery, Consumer Economics, Fitness, Cooking and life skills such as communication, respect and confl ict resolution.

The Achievement Zone is quickly becoming an important transition program at The Arc of Monmouth, giving students the tools they need to succeed in adult life.

Achievement Highlight: A third year grant from the United Way of Monmouth County (UWMC) has continued a program that assists individuals as they overcome signifi cant barriers to employment, prepare for jobs in the community and pursue the required eligibility of existing funding sources.

Melinie Brown, a participant of this program, began a paid internship at the Windn’Sea restaurant in Highlands which lasted throughout the summer. After graduating from the UWMC program, she qualifi ed for Pre Place-ment Services from the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services (DVRS). She is now working 5 days a week at the Long Branch School district as a member of the cafeteria staff.

With the support of The Arc staff, Melinie found a job she enjoys and at which she excels.

INDIVIDUAL & FAMILY SUPPORTS (IFS)Snapshot: Guides individuals and their families to the supports and services that best serve their needs, and helps them work toward achieving their personal goals. This department runs an independent living program and several self-directed services including continuing education.


ADULT SERVICESSnapshot: Through fi ve “Achievement Centers”, individuals are offered a variety of activities tailored to their specifi c needs (social skills, vocational and more).


Achievement Highlight:The old days of the “training center” model are yesterday’s news. The Arc’s Achievement Cen-ters are truly about staff working WITH program participants to help their abilities and talents fl ourish.

Adult Service’s new Achievement Boutique brings the painstaking work of our talented served individuals to fruition, showcasing their painted glassware, woodwork, silk fl oral arrangements and ceramics. Also featured at the Boutique are professionally framed prints from the Pho-tography Group, comprised of served individuals who are becoming skilled with camera work.

Artists in the program have had opportunities to learn from some very talented staff members, in addition to workshops held by guest artists and tours to various galleries in the county. Par-ticipants have been exposed to a number of mediums, forms of expression and approaches to art…and this is now refl ected in the work of these gifted individuals.

“Proceeds from the sale of these wonderful arts and crafts go directly to the participants who created them and to the centers. The program is self-sustaining – a vital asset for the modern nonprofi t agency” – Magdalena Aders

HEALTH SERVICESSnapshot: Comprehensive healthcare (physical, dental and behavioral) in one convenient location.

Number of persons served: 237 Medical, 284 Psychiatric, 127 Counseling

Achievement Highlight: During the spring of 2013, The Arc of Monmouth was invited to be a part of the HealthMeet project. Funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, HealthMeet established a collaboration between chapters of The Arc and health professionals to help people with I/DD live healthier and longer lives.

The program included free health assessments for people with I/DD, including screening for blood pressure, vision, hearing, bal-ance and weight management. Nurses from our own Ambulatory Care Center traveled to various locations throughout the agency to perform these health assessments. Beyond the obvious health benefi ts, the program served as a means of collaboration between the various programs at The Arc of Monmouth.

One of the goals of HealthMeet was to involve people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in their own healthcare. This was done by asking questions and using assessment techniques that involved the person receiving the assessment. The results of each HealthMeet screening were placed into a database for analysis. The goal of the analysis will be to increase the longevity and improved quality of life for persons with I/DD, and to raise the public, health professional and community consciousness of this great need.

RESIDENTIAL SERVICESSnapshot: 13 residential options, including group homes, supervised apartments and supportive living.


Achievement Highlight: After several years of plan-ning, 2013 saw the con-struction of Wayside Oaks, The Arc of Monmouth’s fi rst new residential pro-gram in many years. Con-structed through an excit-ing partnership with the township of Tinton Falls and the Richman Group Development Corp, the structure provides affordable senior housing with 16 units reserved for individuals with I/DD. Several residents will be coming to The Arc from the Woodbine Developmental Center in Cape May County.

“We are thrilled to be a part of this innovative housing ven-ture. It is wonderful to see 16 people in their lovely new apartments.” - Mary Scott

“I am so happy to be back with all of my friends after being separated in differ-ent places. Being back at WOC means more room to do different jobs and make more money!”

- Dani Zalepka, seated above, demonstrating her job to Senator Jennifer Beck and Executive Director Mary Scott.

Achievement Highlight: WOC was The Arc site hit hardest during Superstorm Sandy. Much of the 30,000 square foot building suffered severe fl ood damage, and while the building was partially reopened after 10 months of construc-tion, fi nal repairs continue into 2014.

The outstanding achievement of WOC was not the rehabilitation of the structure, but rather the perseverance and commitment of every participant, family member, employee, donor and volunteer who stepped in to rebuild WOC.

All were quick to adapt to a constantly changing situation. WOC trainees and their families contended with make-shift worksites that were not always ideal. Staff and volunteers worked double duty, maintaining their normal workload in addition to documenting, cataloguing and recovering the fl ood damaged contents of the building (a herculean task, as this included the merchandise from many of WOC’s business customers). Corporate volunteer teams, including AIG, Georgian Court University, Jersey Cares, Sathya Sai, BNP Paribas and Our Lady of Consolation “Teens on a Mission” were instrumental in tackling a wide variety of repair work.

Very special thanks to the donors who supported the recovery efforts. Board member Hank Hilton called upon friends throughout the U.S. for support. Winter Glow Ball attendees established a special rebuilding fund. Grants from the Robin Hood Foundation, United Way, and Merck, Allstate and Gannett Foundations provided major support. In total, nearly $200,000 was raised to offset the large uninsured portion of necessary repair work. In 2014, a wall commemorating these generous donors will be erected.

“We forget that it’s exercise because we are having so much fun. I look forward to learning something new about nutrition each week, the challenge of a new exer-cise or just the assurance that what I am doing is the right thing.

Everything I learn I know I will use my whole life,

- Colleen Ciecura, Program Participant

and will have a better life because of it!”

RECREATIONSnapshot: Social, athletic and cultural activities including day excursions and extended trips. These events are open to all, and marketed through a quarterly publication, The Recreation Banner.


Achievement Highlight: The debut of the Slim & Trim Club, a new healthy living initiative that puts an emphasis on the fun side of weight loss and healthy eating. Led by longtime friend of The Arc and 2013 Volunteer of the Year Randi Rae, the program was designed to advance participants’ level of exercise and commitment through various challenges and rewards.

Each week, one or more participants are chosen to receive an award, recognizing an achievement in weight loss, omission of an unhealthy habit, or the addition of a healthy new habit. Due to the phenom-enal response to the class, rewarding just one person each week proved to be very diffi cult. For example, one week, three people had each lost 5 lbs. Another week, 13 out of the 14 people had either lost weight or stayed the same weight.

Randi uses the Wii fi tness system to track this remarkable progress. On their summer trip to Vermont, the recreation staff was amazed by the commitment demonstrated by the members of the class, through their healthier food choices and initiative for exercise.

VOCATIONAL SERVICESSnapshot: The Work Opportunity Center (WOC) is a community vocational program, where individuals build and strengthen work skills by completing contract labor for local and regional businesses.


The Accounting Department continued to provide high quality fi nancial data, and has been working to prepare for upcoming changes in DDD’s funding structure.

This change in funding will have a tremendous impact on families and service providers, and The Arc is work-ing to make this transition as easy as possible for the individuals we serve and their families.

OTHER DEPARTMENTS

In addition to their usual invaluable technical and clerical support, the Administrative staff adopt-ed the role as managers of the new, agency-wide database. The new, secure, cloud-based system aims to increase effi ciency and data accuracy by increasing communication between departments and reducing redundant, paper-heavy proce-dures.

Human Resources provided support to the agency’s 240 full time employees, 9 part time employees and 120 on-call substitutes. Lead Agency Training offered 245 pre-service training sessions to em-ployees of 44 provider agencies in Mon-mouth and Ocean County, training 2,241 persons.

The Development Department oversees all fundraising and marketing activities at The Arc of Monmouth, and has been working hard to expand media relations and communication with persons served and their families.

This department also researched and oversaw the implementation of NewOrg, the new agency-wide database. This sys-tem not only provides more accurate program data, but also manages all fundraising campaigns with increased effi ciency and accuracy.

In Fiscal Year 2013:

Major fundraising projects included: - The 46th Annual Winter Glow Ball- 15th Annual Step Up for The Arc Walk & 5k- The Arc Golf Classic at Deal Country Club- Scrabble by the Sea- Direct Mail and Internet Annual Appeals- Red Bank & Matawan Thrift Shops

Marketing and Commucations Projects included:- Redesign and Management of the Agency Website, www.arcofmonmouth.org - Social Media Campaigns (Facebook, Twitter and more)- Press relations - The Turning Point newsletter- Publication of the Annual Report

Pictured Left: Circle Hyundai with players from The Arc Recreation Team, 2013 Golf Classic.

Above: Runners at the 2013 Step Up for The Arc 5k & Walk in Asbury Park.

Above Right: Winter Glow Ball chair Anita Roselle (center), poses with 2013 honorees Peter Cancro and the Scaduto/Azzolina Families.

Right: Joan Colondrillo (far right) with individuals served by The Arc, who attended the Winter Glow Ball through the Janice Colondrillo Memorial Fund.

The following donations were received between July 1, 2012-June 30, 2013, and include contributions to The Arc of Monmouth’s annual appeal, restricted funds and special fundraising events. Our goal is to credit each donor correctly, so please contact us with inaccuracies by emailing [email protected] or (732) 493-1919 ext. 125.

$10,000 and higherMr. James A. Hilton Jersey Mike’s Franchise SystemsMr. James A.C. Kennedy Meridian HealthMr. & Mrs. John P. Murray Robin Hood FoundationMs. Eileen ScottShore Point Distributing CompanyThe Anabel Foundation

$5,000-$9,999Allstate FoundationMr. G. Edward Dickey Food Circus SupermarketsMr. & Mrs. Ralph MarraPrudential FoundationQualcomm Foundation Maisie Lee & Alex RogersMerckMr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Roselle Mr. Richard ScheyThe Arc of New JerseyMrs. Roberta TuttleUnited Way of Monmouth CountyWPW Foundation

$1,000-$4,999 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Berkery Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Acquaviva Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Acquaviva AJD ConstructionAnonymousAXA FoundationMrs. Barbara BlackMs. Danielle M. Brabazon Mr. Frank P. Bramble Sr.Brookdale Community CollegeBrown Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Donald P. Bush JrCampbell-Ventola, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Carey Mr. & Mrs. Ray CatenaMr. & Mrs. Thomas Chamberlin Circle Auto GroupMr. Morgan Cline Dr. & Mrs. Michael ColondrilloDavies Food Brokerage, IncDelicious OrchardsMr. Harry Douty DTW Consulting Group LLCMs. Dorothy Dweck Edward Jones: Keith DorneyPat & Bill Edwards Charitable FundMr. Devon George Eghdami Mr. & Mrs. Philip FinaFriends of Janice ColondrilloGannett FoundationMr. & Mrs. Peter Gerhard Mr. & Mrs. Joseph GiamancoMs. Susan Marie HaddowMr. William L. Henn Rev. Hank Hilton Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield

Mr. Keith R. Hummel Mr. & Mrs. Paul Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Justl Mr. John C. KellyKnights of Columbus #12232Knights of Columbus #6393Knights of Columbus #1673Knights of Columbus #3188Knights of Columbus #5611Ms. Karen M. Kovach The Kroon FoundationMrs. Sheila LabrecqueMr. & Mrs. Richard Lame Mary Ann Larkin & Carol StillwellMr. Clayton M. Lockhart Mr. Peter Lorenzi Ms. Marie Louise Lutkewitte Mack-Cali Realty CorporationManasquan Elks Lodge #2535Mark D. Barry AccountingThe Martha Mary GuildMr. Richard MaserMr. & Mrs. Kevin MaudeMr. & Mrs. James McGinley Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Mitchell Monmouth Medical Center & FoundationMorgan Stanley Wealth Man-agement: Frank GarruzzoDr. & Mrs. Kenneth Nahum Ms. Elizabeth Neff New Jersey Natural GasNJ Glass & Metal ContractorsNJ Manufacturers InsuranceMr. Matthew P. O’Connor Partners in CareMr. Jack Patterson Powdermill Financial SolutionsMs. Evelyn Puig Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Puma Rosell Insurance AgencyMrs. Vivian Ruggiero Rumson Community Appeal Association, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Saggese Mr. & Mrs. Richard Saker Michael & Tiffanie SalernoSea Girt Community AppealMr. & Mrs. Frank ShanleyMr. Jeffrey M. Siegal Silver Ball Museum ArcadeMr. Kenneth W. Singleton St. Pius X ChurchTD BankMr. Roger Trendowski UBS: Cynthia DeLaskiVanguard Charitable Endow-ment ProgramVFW Gimbel Lehy Quirk #2227Ms. Theresa WardMr. Harry WarrenWells Fargo Insurance ServiceWestern Monmouth NewcomersMs. Betty White

$500-$999Mrs. Claire AdamsKathleen Adams Gencarelli AIGMr. John Alchin Mr. & Mrs. Bill Aldridge Applebee’s of Tinton Falls (Doherty, Inc)Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Bewer Mr. & Mrs. Kevin BeyerBoltex TextilesBrown & Brown of Lehigh ValleyMr. & Mrs. Kevin Buckelew Ms. Francine Catanese Mr. & Mrs. Donald Chamberlain Cleveland Auto & Tire Co.Mr. & Mrs. Gary Cognetta Brett Colby & Sean O’DeaConstellation EnergyMr. & Mrs. Joseph Curto The Devon GroupMrs. Serena DiMaso Esq.Ms. Carol Dunsworth Earth TreasuresEncon Mechanical CorporationMr. & Mrs. Charles Fallon Fanstory.comMr. Neil Fleischman Ms. Mary Jane Flynn Mr. & Mrs. George Foley Freehold Township PBA #209G.B. Ltd./ Byron Real EstateMr. Anthony P. Gallo Gaughran Law FirmMr. & Mrs. Charles Gibbons Mr. & Mrs. Bruce GoldmanDr. & Mrs. Thaddeus Grabowy Mr. David Haber Esq.Mr. William Hermanns Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Herring Hinkle, Fingles & PriorHope for Children FoundationMr. John Hughes Italian American Assn., OceanJackson Lewis LLPMr. & Mrs. Irving Kardane Karson Food ServiceMs. M. Antonia Keane Mr. Arthur Kelly Ms. Roseann C. LetsonLisa SpearsMr. & Mrs. John Lloyd Mr. & Mrs. Richard Magovern McGuigan Tombs & Co.McOmber & McOmber, P.C.Mr. David Messer Esq.Dr. & Mrs. Anthony MicaleMotors Management Corp: Mr. Paul Sansone Mr. & Mrs. Arthur V. MurphyNJ State Council Knights of ColumbusNJ State Troopers NCO Assn.Ms. Krista OlsenMr. & Mrs. William J. Pappas

Dr. & Mrs. Philip G. PassesR.M.H.Red Bank Elks Lodge #234Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Reiber Ms. Veronica Roselle Rotary Foundation, Asbury ParkMr. Richard A. Rothwell Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sanzen Ms. Mary E. ScottMr. & Mrs. Brian Sheahan Shore CasinoShore Radiation OncologyMs. Shirley Smoyak Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Sodano St. Albert the Great ParishMr. & Mrs. Richard Stavola Mr. Jack StavolaMr. & Mrs. Nick Strakhov Mr. Dennis F. Strigl Ms. Tracy V. Taft-Borut Mr. Paul K. Timmons U.S. Appraisal Group, Inc.United Teletech FinancialMrs. Ranka Vucetic Ms. Elizabeth M. Wagner Ms. Marybeth Walz Mr. D. Roderick Webster Mrs. Rachel WeissWithumSmith+BrownMr. Joseph Woerner

$100-$499 Ms. Deborah A. Adair Ms. Sarah Adams Alfred Vail MutualAll Phase Heating & CoolingAmerican Legion Post #339Ms. Beverly Annarella Arbor TitleMs. Kathleen Arlt Mr. James O. Armacost IIIMs. Elizabeth ArmstrongDr. & Mrs. Michael ArvanitisAstor ChocolateMr. Charles D. Atkinson Atkinson & DeBartoloAtlantic Highlands PBA #242Atlantic Parking of NJMr. Nicholas G. Baldino Ms. Catherine BaroneMs. Christina Basile Mr. John Bauer Ms. Dorothy B. Baumeister Ms. Karen M. BaumeisterSenator Jennifer Beck Mr. & Mrs. Robert Becker Susan Belding & Paul MathewsMr. Eugene Bergen Mr. & Mrs. John Betz Mrs. Nancy M. Bickel Big Ed’s BBQMr. Charles Bingham Jr.Ms. Sheila Bissonnette Hon. J. Christian Bollwage Bongarzone Funeral HomeMr. Douglas C. Borden

Ms. Barbara Borns Mr. Jason BorreoMr. Douglas C. Borton Mr. & Mrs. John Brady Mrs. Joan Lydia Braverman Mr. John D. Brown Brunetti FoundationMr. Gus Buckalo Mr. & Mrs. Mark Buedel Ms. Claire Bula Mr. John D. BurgerMr. Michael C. Burton Mr. & Mrs. Andrew BurtsellMs. Elizabeth Calandra Mr. James Camooso IIIMs. Michele Campanella Mr. Christopher Campbell Mr. & Dr. Frank Campione Cardner’s Barber ShopMr. & Mrs. Ray CareyMr. Robert J. Carlin Ms. Mary Carpenter Mr. Richard CatenaMr. Thomas Celiano CentraState Healthcare SystemMr. & Mrs. Calvin ChamberlinMs. Colleen Ciecura Ciena CaresClipped Wings Newark ChapterMrs. Sheila Cohen CohnReznickMr. & Mrs. Joseph J. ColaoJohn D. & Barbara G. Collins FoundationComplete Security SystemsMs. Lucille B. Conklin Ms. Margaret Cordeiro Mr. James F.X. Cosgrove Ms. Mary Cotter Mr. Anthony J. Covacevich Mr. Frank Crawford Ms. Barbara H. CroninMr. & Mrs. Brian Cullen Mr. & Mrs. John Cullen John & Diane Dalton Ms. Carol Dangelo Margaret & Anthony D’Antonio Ms. Stephanie M. DeeMr. & Mrs. Michael DeJohn Mr. Nicholas DeLeo Mr. Thomas Delessio Ms. Allison DePalma Ms. Denise B. Devine Mr. Ralph Devito Ms. Charlotte DeVita Mr. & Mrs. Frank Donahue Mr. Bayard R. Douty Jim & Michelle DuaneMrs. Joseph Duenas Mr. & Mrs. Daniel DweckMs. Marianne EarleEberhard Carpet OneMs. Elizabeth Edelstein Ms. Ronnie Eichstaedt Mr. & Mrs. John Ekdahl Electronic Renaissance Corp.Mr. Martin Epstein

Mr. Robert W. Erskine Ms. Christine Farrington Mr. & Mrs. Edward Flego Mr. & Mrs. Alan Fleischman Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Fleischman Mr. & Mrs. John Flynn Mr. Alan Fox Frank’s Big and TallMr. & Mrs. Richard Friedel Mr. David Friedly Friendly Sons of ShillelaghMary Kate Fries-Hershfeld Mr. Elia Gallello Mr. Michael D. Garcia GE FoundationMs. Evelyn George George Harms Construction Co.George Wall Ford LincolnMr. Edward Gillespie Mr. Michael Glassett Mr. Mark Goldberg Good Hope Baptist ChurchMrs. Carolyn Graham Ms. Elaine Gray Grey Nuns of The Sacred HeartMs. Mary Gross Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Guarini The Guided Tour, Inc.Mr. Robert GuraMr. Ed Guy Mr. & Mrs. John Hale Seth & Judy HarterMr. Patrick Hartman Mr. Richard Hartman Ms. Claire Hartman Ms. Mary Louise HartmanMr. & Mrs. Jack J. Hazinski Jr.Health Care Software, Inc.: Hematology-Oncology of Central NJHenderson and AssociatesMs. Treasure HermanMr. & Mrs. William Herndon Dr. & Mrs. Peter Hetzler Ms. Elizabeth K. Hicks Highway ServiceMs. Ellen Hoadley Mr. Michael J. Holland Ms. Madeleine HollandMr. James Holston Ms. Wendy HolseyHome TLC LLCMr. & Mrs. Paul J. Hooker Hope Presbyterian ChurchMr. & Mrs. Dennis HopfMs. Lorraine Houlihan Ms. Patricia Van Houten Howard M. Roth AssociatesMr. William Huntley Ms. Daren Anne Hutchinson I Goldberg AssociatesMr. & Mrs. Andrew Inelli IT Initiatives: John DaltonJ. H. Fischer & Son, Inc.James & Heidi Maggs Ms. Donna L. Johnson

Mr. Douglas Johnson Mr. & Mrs. William Jones Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Barry Karafi n Kearny Federal SavingsMs. Maureen Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Malvin Keller Mr. Jason Keller Mrs. Mary Pat Kennedy Ms. Regina King Ms. Angela Kinlin Kiwanis of Kings Plaza, CanarsieMr. Christopher E. Klots Knights of Columbus #5904Knights of Columbus #817Mr. J. Donald Kometz Ms. Barbara Komoroske Mr. Robert Kozler Ms. Deborah A. Krauss Mr. Charles J. Kruft Mr. & Mrs. Rene Labaton Mr. John C. LaLena Mr. & Mrs. Adam LaRosa Mr. Juergen Laue Mr. Scott Law Mr. Roger LeClaire Mr. Arik Levinson Mr. David Lezinsky Mrs. Suzanne LiberiMr. & Mrs. Larry Lichtenstein Mr. Philip F. Limeri Ms. Joan B. Lisowski Mr. Nicholas Lucarella CrFAMr. David Luongo Martin Jay Luria, MDMr. & Mrs. Christopher MacNeill Mr. Tony MaderaMr. & Mrs. James Maness Manning Design GroupMs. Margaret Martarano Ms. Barbara Martelli Ms. Teresa Curran MascuchMs. Beth Fitzgerald Mazza Mr. & Mrs. Vincent McAvoy Ms. Suzanne K. McCabeMr. & Mrs. James McConnell Mr. & Mrs. James McCord Jr.Mr. Linda B. McKeanMs. Kate McLean Mr. M. Thomas McNamara Ms. Patricia Meehan Mega Pumps LPMs. Jane C. MeyersMs. Jo Ellen Miller Mr. Sean Miller Mr. & Mrs. Ross Millhiser Jr.Mr. Bill MirkinMobility WorksMorgan Stanley Smith Barney: Mr. Mark E. BrahneyMs. Claudia J. Morrissey Mrs. Judy Tiber MorrisMr. & Mrs. George Moss IIIMr. & Mrs. William Moss Mr. William Motherway Mrs. Kathy Mullery Ms. Janet Muller

Mr. David MurphyMs. Suzanne NashMr. & Mrs. Patrick Nash Ms. Karen Nawn-FaheyNew Monmouth BuildersNewark Superior Offi cer’s AssnNoontime Optimist Club, FreeholdOakhurst PharmacyMs. Anne N. Oates Mr. Richard O’BrienMr. & Mrs. Kenneth Ochse Mr. Aron H. O’ConnorMr. Matthew Oldroyd Oswald EnterprisesMs. Carol J. Pacione Mr. Edward Palmer Ms. Victoria Papailiou Mr. James Parker Mr. Jerome F. Parker Ms. Mary Pelo Mr. & Mrs. Mike Pennabere Mr. & Mrs. Richard Peschieri Ms. Molly M. PlanalpMs. Elena C Pontoriero Ms. Margaret L. Proctor Dr. & Mrs. A. Qastin Mr. & Mrs. Albert G. Rabbat Mr. & Mrs. T.J. Racek Ms. Lynn Radeloff Mr. & Mrs. Steven Raia Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rasmussen Ms. Patricia G. Ray Red Bank VolvoMr. Manuel Rey Mr. Salvatore Ricci Ms. Margaret Roarty Robert J. Oberst Sr. & AssociatesRockrete RecyclingMr. Howard Rombey Mr. Christopher Romney Rooney’s Oceanfront RestaurantMs. Dorene RothmannMr. & Mrs. John Ruane Sacco’s LandscapeMr. Richard SachsMr. Timothy G. Saling Mr. & Mrs. Thomas SalmonSandpiper Condo Assn.Sanibel Captiva Trust Co.Mr. Brian Santonello Ms. Eileen K. SaxtonSBOA of NJMs. Joan SchaeferMr. & Mrs. Robert Schelble Suzanne & Carl Schellenberger Mr. Zack Schildhorn Mr. & Mrs. Gary Schildhorn Mr. & Mrs. John SchimpfMs. Margaret Scott Mr. & Mrs. J. Dennis Scott Ms. Joan Sheldon Mr. & Mrs. Walter ShenkMs. Cindy M. Sherman Shore Orthopaedic GroupCatherine Siemers Prieston Ms. Elena Smith

SMS TelecomMr. Jeffrey Snow Dr. Allan Solden Sony Corp. Matching GiftsSt. Benedict’s CouncilSt. Mary’s Colts Neck Tuesday GroupMr. Christopher Stack Mr. Gregory Stankiewicz Ms. Deborah StanleyMs. Adria Starkey Mr. H. Michael StaufferMr. Daniel Steinberg Mr. Thomas Stoble Ms. Diane Stoppiello Mr. Martin Svikhart Mr. Glen R. Sweeney Mr. Sal Syed Mr. Dennis Tardio Ms. Thelma Edwards Taylor Mr. James F. Taylor Mr. Peter Alan Terry Ms. Sue L. ThompsonTinton Falls PBA Local # 251TMC MarlboroMr. Michael Triolo Ms. Darryl Turkaly Turk CollectorsMr. & Mrs. James TutakTwo River Community BankTwo Rivers Animal HospitalUnited Way of Rhode IslandMs. Carol Urbania Mr. David Vallancourt Mr. Steven Van Buren Ms. Patricia Van Dyke Mr. & Mrs. Gary Ver Strate Mrs. Carmel J. Vickers Visiting Physician ServicesMr. Keith A. Vollherbst Wainscott FarmsWall PBA Local #235Mr. Edward R. WalshMr. Michael D. Wasiak Ms. Judy Waters Mr. Bruce A. WeinwurmMs. Mary Weir Werner’s Automotive, Inc.Weshnak Family FoundationWest Long Branch Speech & Hearing CenterMr. & Mrs. Leo Wherley Ms. Campbell Whisnand Ms. Courtney White Mr. Scott H. White Mr. Ernest Wildenhain Ms. Nancy A. Williams Mr. Robin Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Steven Wimpenny Mr. William Patrick Woods Ms. Marie P. Woodall World Maritime ExchangeMr. Joseph Wyda Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Yost Ms. Lori Zakrzewski The Zalepka Family

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2013 Annual Report - The Arc of Monmouth