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TABLE OF CONTENTS

4 Presidents Message5 Vision and Mission6 2015 Leadership7 Services Overview8 Family Engagement Initiative

12 Success Stories

20 Accomplishments22 Outcomes23 Demographics24 Financial Performance25 Donor Honor Roll

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4For many of us, family is at the center of everything we do. Relationshipsinfluence how we work, learn, play, relate to, and understand the world.Theres a myriad of sayings about putting family first, about family and unconditional love, and about home being where the heart is. Most of usunderstand family to be about positive relationships, trust, support, andlove. At Pressley Ridge, we know that family shouldnt be taken for granted,which is why we work to ensure that all children and families have thesupport they need to stay together and experience the joy of buildinghealthy, strong relationships.

We also know that daily stressors, minor setbacks, and severe traumaticevents can impact a familys bond. Because of this, we are committed toconnecting families to the resources and skills necessary to help themweather the storms of life and remain intact.

Through our Family Engagement Initiative, we are placing greater emphasison keeping families together and working in partnership with them forsuccess. When everyone understands the problem and is invested in finding a solution, no matter how severe the circumstances, success is morethan just a dream; families learn to trust and rely on each other, and theresults are long lasting.

As you read this report, you will see that our commitment to our missionto do whatever it takes to create success for children and families isstronger than ever. We currently serve more than 5,400 children annuallyand touch the lives of more than 10,000 families. Also highlighted are thenames of individuals, businesses, and organizations whose generosity makesit possible for us to continue our mission and to be able to offer our services to as many individuals as needed without barriers or constraints.

Pressley Ridge has always believed that family is the cornerstone of a childssuccess. What we learned this past year is how to infuse this belief intoevery facet of our organization. We hope that you, too, believe in thepower of family and in each kids future.

We are pleased to share this annual report with you and are grateful foryour support. It takes all of us working together with our families, friends,and communities to bring about positive, long lasting change. This is exactlywhat we strive to accomplish each day.

Sincerely,

Jennifer Fox RaboldBoard Chair

Susanne Cole President and CEO

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

5VISIONAll Kids Thrive

All of us at Pressley Ridge share a dream that one day all kids may

thrive. All of our efforts every day are directed at creating a world in

which our vision can become a reality.

MISSIONWhatever it takes to create success for children and families

Our mission statement speaks to our complete and unequivocal commitment to do all in our

power to improve the lives of children and families everywhere and especially those whose

lives we touch. There is no challenge too big or barrier too strong to keep us from doing our

utmost on their behalf. We succeed when they succeed, then and only then.

6EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP Susanne Cole, MBAPresident and Chief Executive Officer

Laurah Currey, MA, LPC, LSWChief Operating OfficerDouglas A. Mullins, CPAChief Financial OfficerTina L. Myles, Esq., SPHRChief Human Resources OfficerEdward J. Yongo, MBAChief Development and External Relations OfficerAlan Bedell, MDMedical DirectorConi Grant, LCSW, MPAExecutive Director: Delaware & MarylandAngie Hamilton, MAExecutive Director: West Virginia, Virginia & OhioJesse McLean, MAExecutive Director: Western PennsylvaniaTammy Relken, MSExecutive Director: Central PennsylvaniaTom SullivanExecutive Director: Human Resources & Organizational Development

BOARD OF DIRECTORSJennifer Fox RaboldChairperson Brad A. Funari First Vice-ChairpersonSandra R. TomlinsonSecond Vice-ChairpersonTisha D. Germany SecretaryJeremy Gill Treasurer

Gashaw F. AbebeChristopher AmarAmberson Bauer IIIBrian BronaughLinda C. FisherMichael T. McMullenDavid A. NewellJolie SchroederSteven M. SilbermanStephanie Taylor

ADVISORY BOARD OF DIRECTORSJohn D. CulbertsonDavid C. GenterEmily JarrettAmar KapadiaSherin H. KnowlesFrances O. MosleBrian C. MullinsRichard W. Reed, Jr.Robert G. RunnetteArthur W. Ticknor

ASSOCIATE BOARD OF DIRECTORSLeah KaplanDaniel DeskoCo-Chairpersons

Matthew MonsourSecretary

Ken BurkholderMatthew LancasterNathan MalloryJennifer Novotny Mulrooney J. Bennett ReedMelissa RicheyShauna Nuzzo

PRESSLEY RIDGE FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORSJohn D. CulbertsonVice-Chairman/Secretary

Sherin H. KnowlesRobert G. Runnette

HONORARY BOARD MEMBERSAgnes Buchanan*Lilian Hall FisherNan McComb

*deceased

2015 LEADERSHIP

7SERVICE OVERVIEW

Residential OptionsWe create supportive places to practice new possibilitiesand life contributions.

Foster Care ConnectionsWe provide family havens for safety, renewal and return.

Community-Based SupportWe offer coaching and self-discovery in the home, in the moment and over time.

Educational OpportunitiesWe welcome kids into schools that start with their strengths places of joy, belonging, confidence and contribution.

SERVICES OVERVIEW

8THEY HELPED ME TO GETALONG WITH MY FAMILY BETTERAND WORK OUT OUR ISSUES.

I LEARNED HOW TO BE A BETTER MOTHER AND

COMMUNICATE BETTER WITH EVERYONE. BECAUSE OF THAT, MY SON OPENED UP MORE AND WE LEARNED TO LISTEN TO EACH OTHER.

ENGAGEMENT INITIATIVE

We believe that treatment should be a family endeavor that everyfamily member plays an important role in helping a child mend.

With support from the Richard King Mellon Foundation, we are implementing The Family Engagement Initiative an effort to provide truly effective family therapy by implementing an agency-wideshift in culture where family-based treatment is ingrained in our operations and across service lines and programs.

9WE EXPERIENCED UNDERSTANDING FROM FAMILY SPECIALISTS, AS WELL AS GREAT IDEAS AND SUGGESTIONS

TO MAINTAIN HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS. HAVING THEABILITY TO HAVE A FULL FAMILY APPROACH IS HELPFUL.

THEY TOOK THE TIME TO REVIEW ALL ASPECTS OF NEEDS IN OURFAMILY, NOT JUST THE INCIDENT THAT BROUGHT MY CHILD TO THESE

SERVICES. THEY TRULY WORKED WITH THE WHOLE FAMILY TO FEELCOMFORTABLE TALKING ABOUT ISSUES, PROBLEMS AND FEELINGS.

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R aised in foster homes and residential programs, Sasha had a tough time growing up. As a twenty-two-year-oldmother, her goal was to protect her children, ages two andfour, from experiencing a childhood as traumatic as hers.Unfortunately, Sasha was dealing with untreated mentalhealth issues and was homeless. These conditions resultedin her children being placed in respite care.It pained Sasha to have her children taken away from her her service coordinatorsaid she cried uncontrollably during the intake process. Sasha was also very frankabout her experience growing up in the child welfare system, where her service co-ordinator said she grew accustomed to being acted upon. Sasha said she had manyfailed relationships with human services professionals. No one had ever asked herwhat she needed or explained to her that is was okay to voice her concerns. Sashadistrusted the system, but Pressley Ridge and its focus on treatment for the wholefamily changed all of that.

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Our team put special emphasis on encouraging Sasha to give them feedback during visits, family therapy, and when she and her kids received other services. At first, Sasha was hesitant to accept our help. Over time, though, she realized thatwe were really taking her concerns seriously. Knowing that we cared about making her comfortable and valued her insight gave Sasha the confidence she needed to be the leader of her own treatment as well as her childrens.

Soon, Sasha secured financial support to purchase the medications necessary forstabilizing her mental health issues, found a job, and started renting an apartment.With some coaching, Sasha made strides in using respectful and assertive communication skills with her landlord and her childrens foster parents. For theold Sasha, it would have been easy to lash out at the foster parents when theywere late bringing the children to a visit, but the new Sasha used self-soothingtechniques to cope with the delay and learned to be patient.

At a recent court hearing, Sasha thanked the judge for the services shes received.She admitted to being angry when her children were first removed from hercare. Now, she sees that after treatment, she is more capable of providing themwith a healthy and stable home life. Sasha is ready to reunify with her children.

Sasha feared that her children would fall into the same cycle of neglect and maltreatment that she experienced. She feared that the system would continueto disappoint her. With Pressley Ridge, Sasha learned for the first time that peopledo care and that she could get better. We never gave up on her. We knew shecould transform. Sasha just needed to see it for herself.

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Wendy and Mary Ann come from a family of 16 children. According to the women, theirpositive upbringing inspiredthem to be foster parents.

FAMILY TALK

WENDY AND MARY ANN

Wendy (left) andMary Ann Stephens

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W e know them asWendy and Mary AnnStephens. Pressley Ridge foster childrenknow them as memory makers. Wendy and Mary Ann have committed over two decades to caring for foster teens. In September 2014, the sisters were featured in a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette story about Allegheny Countys campaign for more foster parents.

Wendy and Mary Ann come from a family of 16 children. According to the women, their positive upbringing inspired them to be foster parents. I got to think about how fortunate we were growing up, having both of our families,Wendy told the Post-Gazette. The sisters have made it their mission to give happy memories to those with difficult home lives.

Tim is one of 15 childrenWendy and Mary Ann have cared for, and hespeaks fondly of them and his experience in the foster environment.There are some really good teens out there who just want people tolove them, he said.

Neither woman has biological children, but its clear that every child intheir care receives motherly love. It was worth it, all the sleepless nights I went through,Wendy said while recalling a particularly troubled child with whom she still keeps in touch.

Tim is one ofWendy and Mary Anns success stories. He is a freshmanin high school aspiring to study cyber security in college. The goal forchildren in foster care is generally reunification, but its clear that the imprint foster parents make is lasting. Tim now lives with his biological mom, but he hopes to care for the sisters as they grow older.

Whats more is Tim plans to take Stephens as his middle name to express his gratitude to the sisters. Wendy and Mary Ann areequally as appreciative. A sentimental Wendy elaborated, He said,[You] are my extended family, [and] that really touched me.

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The real lesson was getting to a place where Mark understood his family, but grew beyond the limitations of them . . . its about not letting the past determineyour future.

FAMILY TALK

MARK AND H I S FAM I LY

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T here are a lot of stereotypes about adolescents theyre slackers, full of angst, moody. For Mark, fittingone of these stereotypes would have been a blessing.Mark, now a 42-year-old federal security officer, came toPressley Ridge in his early teens. He described himself aslost, needing structure, and abandoned. Mark grew up in a home of physical and verbal abuse. His father left hismother, and he and his siblings lived in and out of group homes, eventuallyseparated through foster care or adoption. I did everything without a family around me, Mark said.

Initially, Mark was living in a residential facility and commuting to PressleyRidge for services, but over time, he was enrolled in our Day School andTreatment Foster Care programs. Ultimately, Mark said, Pressley Ridgeended up being a healthier environment for him.

I turned out better because of Pressley Ridge, he explained. PressleyRidge offered me structure, but let me be myself. They worked around my individual needs.

Though Mark was a high school drop out, he eventually went to college.In his 20s, he worked as a security guard for two universities. He saidbeing around college-educated students encouraged him to get his actstraight. He joined the U.S. Navy and did three tours in Iraq.

According to James, a Pressley Ridge family liaison specialist whoworked with Mark, the task for Mark was confronting his emotionsabout his home environment.

The real lesson was getting to a place where Mark understood hisfamily, but grew beyond the limitations of them . . . its about not letting the past determine your future.

Mark describes his situation as a head turner and said he knowsthat others who grow up in similar situations often continue tohave hardships, especially if they do not seek treatment.

Mark is proud to discuss his career, his marriage, and his neighborhood, but perhaps the moral of this story is most telling.Failure is not an option for me, he says.

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From the beginning, Leslie showed a true commitment to change, learning anything she could that would help her care for her children on her own.

FAMILY TALK

L E S L I E A ND H E R FAM I LY

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W hen a mother flees with her children following reports of abuse, her situationmay seem hopeless. This was the case with Leslie, who came to Pressley Ridgeless than a year ago, along with her twoyoung daughters, to receive Intensive FamilyServices. Initially, authorities intervened and Leslies daughters were takenfrom her. Though Leslie had several goals she needed to accomplish before her family could be whole again, undergoing treatment by herselfwasnt going to be enough. The entire family needed to acquire skills for communication, relationship building, and maintaining togetherness.

Leslie and her daughters participated in supervised visitations and sessionswith a family therapist and mental health worker, meeting five days a weekat times. From the beginning, Leslie showed a true commitment to change,learning anything she could that would help her care for her children onher own. Leslie and her girls were always prepared for what therapy had to offer and open to any and all recommendations. Leslie also asked insightful questions and gained as much knowledge as she could fromPressley Ridge.

Because Leslies daughters were involved and able to see her grow andchange, the family was spending overnight visits together six months aftertreatment began. At a court hearing to regain custody, Leslies devotionto her children and recovery were evident. It was also clear that thegirls were eager to return to their mothers care.

The girls made a successful transition back to their mother, theirhome, and their school. Since reunifying with her children, Leslie consistently participates in on-going therapy and continues to be active and engaged in her familys treatment. Together, Leslie and her daughters are building a home of love and structure. Perhaps this is their greatest stride knowing that they can work together and depend on each other.

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Pressley Ridge taught us to communicate something we needed. They helpedstrengthen the bond that had become unraveled by mistrust, hurtful words, and lack of respect.

FAMILY TALK

ASH L EY AND H E R FAM I LY

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Ive always known Ashley was different, her mom, Sarah, told Pressley Ridge. According to Sarah, Ashley has alwaysbeen ahead of the game: she started speaking at nine monthsold and by a year-and-a-half, she could count to twenty andname her shapes and colors. At four, Ashley knew states andcapitals. Theres never been anything shes failed at, Sarah said.You can imagine how heartbreaking it was, then, when after the passing ofher grandmother, Ashley started being defiant and arguing with her parents.

Ashleys grandmother held a special place in her life. Throughout much ofher childhood, Ashleys biological father was incarcerated, and growing up,she and her mom were more friends than mother and daughter. While her grandmother was nurturing, she was also the primary authority figure in Ashleys life. When she passed away, Ashley felt like she no longer had support.

Eventually, Ashleys behavior escalated. She started skipping class and hanging out with the wrong crowd. She went from being a straight A student to having a 0.37 GPA. After a brush with the law, Ashley was placed into treatment at Pressley Ridge.

At the Pressley Ridge White Oak residential facility, our counselors and staff offered Ashley and her parents the counseling and training they needed to reconnect as a family. Ashley received therapy to helpher cope with the loss of her grandmother and with the reentrance ofher father into her life. Her mother also received coaching on how toset rules and boundaries as a parent.

[Pressley Ridge] taught us to communicate something we needed. [They] helped strengthen the bond that had become unraveled by mistrust, hurtful words, and lack of respect, Sarah said. Now, Ashley and Sarah have a better relationship. Its not always perfect, Sarah admits, but everything is okay because theyhave learned to cope with and work through hard feelings.

Ashley also got back on track at school and excelled during hersecondary years. She did so well, she was awarded a scholarship to attend college. Now, Ashley is hoping to be a veterinarian, a lifelong dream of hers. According to Sarah, Ashley is stubbornand has a refuse-to-fail attitude. After seeing Ashley transformfrom a frustrated adolescent into a mature woman, all of us atPressley Ridge are confident that no matter what life throws at her, Ashley has the strength to persevere.

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ACCOMPLISHMENTS

10 kidsserved in1buildingon theNorthsideof Pittsburgh

How weve grown over the years

Nearly two centuries of serving society by caring for its most vulnerable members

More than 3 decades of providing Treatment Foster Care, a nationally recognized model

A leader in outcome research, introducedmore than 20 years ago

182 years of providing ser 1832

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2012

5,400+ individuals

served

70+programs

in6 US states

and2 international

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vices to children & familiesThis year

Began the Family Engagement Initiative to implement an agency-wide shift in culturewhere family-based treatment is ingrainedin our operations and across service linesand programs

Applied a strengths-based service delivery approach that emphasizes the responsiveness to the impact of traumaand creates opportunities for survivors to rebuild a sense of recovery

Enhanced our autism services by utilizing a new curriculum that focuses on increasing skills through an applied behavior analysis approach

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For more than 180 years, Pressley Ridge has been an innovator in outcomes research, and we utilize this research in the continual improvement of our interventions. These outcomes are the ultimatevalidation of the effectiveness of the programs and services at Pressley Ridge and the impact made with our children and families.

Upon completion (Measure of Impact Achieved)

93% of individuals reported feeling satisfied with services received74% of individuals experienced an increase in functioning on a standardized scale

75% of individuals were living independently or with family

At 6 Month Follow-Up (Measure of Impact Sustained)

95% of individuals were living with family or independently86% of individuals were free from abuse or neglect87% of individuals showed positive change and growth88% of individuals avoided the juvenile justice system86% of individuals were free from drugs and alcohol97% of youth either graduated or are attending school

OUTCOMES

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AGE AT ENTRY 13 17 .......................35%18 & older ................28%7 12 .........................26%6 and younger ......... 11%

GENDER

Male .............................52% Female .........................48%

RACECaucasian ...................57%African American ......23%Hispanic.........................8%Bi-racial/Multiracial .....7%Not Known..................4%Other.............................1%

LENGTH OF STAY> 9 months...................................31%< 3 months ....................................24%3 6 months.................................24%7 9 months.................................21%

NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS SERVED IN ALL PROGRAMS Community-Based.....................3,898 (68%)Treatment Foster Care ............1,009 (18%)Residential ......................................523 (9%)Education ........................................294 (5%)

Total Served ................................5,724

Individuals who received direct services in one of our four service lines

*Individuals who received more than one service are counted multiple times

DEMOGRAPHICSJuly 1, 2013 June 30, 2014

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FINANCIALPERFORMANCE

FY2014 BY STATE

Pennsylvania.......................................$ 37.6 West Virginia .....................................$ 17.2 Ohio....................................................$ 5.1 Maryland ............................................$ 4.9 Delaware............................................$ 2.5 Virginia................................................$ 0.8 Foundation, Grants & Other.........$ 0.4

$ 68.5 In millions

FY2014 BY PROGRAM

Residential..........................................$ 21.2 Treatment Foster Care...................$ 18.8 Community Based............................$ 15.1 Education ...........................................$ 13.0 Foundation, Grants & Other.........$ 0.4

$ 68.5 In millions

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DONOR HONOR ROLL

Special Thanks to Our DonorsJanuary 1 December 31, 2014

Thank you to the following individuals, foundations,corporations and organizations that have supportedour work with children and families.

Every effort has been made to be accurate in listing the name of each donor.

If your name is misspelled, omitted or listed incorrectly, we sincerely apologize.

Please bring this to our attention so that we may correct our records.

Nicholas Hobbs was a visionary leader. As the architect of Re-Education,he is recognized as a pioneer in the treatment of troubled kids and families.At Pressley Ridge, his vision continued to give meaning to our work just as Re-ED continues to be our foundation of excellence. The Hobbs Society hasbeen established to recognize the Pressley Ridge employees who make a giftof 1% or more of their salary in the annual employee giving campaign.

Mrs. Susanne L. ColeDr. Alan N. BedellMs. Cassandra CampbellMr. Thomas J. ConleyMrs. Tiffany Cramer-RayMrs. Laurah CurreyMs. Amy FennMrs. Patricia D. Folmer

Ms. Angela B. Gee-HamiltonMs. Portia A. GilyardMr. Michael S. KaelinMr. Steven R. KozakMrs. Susan Lee KozakMrs. Janice KubiskaMs. Debra L. LucasMrs. Susan L. Miller

Mr. Douglas A. MullinsMr. James M. NaturalMr. Douglas PfeiferMrs. Tammy S. RelkenMs. Mary J. ShawMrs. Amy StricklerMr. Edward SzczypinskiMr. Scot ThomasMr. Edward J. Yongo

THE HOBBSSOCIETY

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GOVERNING BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Gashaw F. AbebeChristopher AmarAmberson Bauer IIIBrian BronaughChristine T. CohenJohn D. CulbertsonLinda C. FisherJennifer Fox RaboldBrad A. FunariTisha D. GermanyJeremy GillMichael HarterAmar KapadiaSherin H. KnowlesMichael T. McMullenFrances O. MosleDavid A. NewellRobert G. RunnetteJolie SchroederSteven M. SilbermanArthur W.TicknorSandra R. Tomlinson

ASSOCIATE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Ken BurkholderDaniel DeskoLeah KaplanMatthew LancasterMatthew MonsourShauna NuzzoJ. Bennett ReedMelissa RicheyRenee SchwerdtStephanie Taylor

Our board members are some of our most ardent supporters and important donors.This past year, they have shared in our goal to better the lives of the children and families living in our communities. We deeply thank the following individuals for theirsincere service and generous contributions to Pressley Ridge.

2014 BOARD

DONOR HONOR ROLL

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Employee ContributorsMs. Susan AdamsMs. Judith AlbertMs. Rhonda AlkireMrs. Lisa AllomongMs. Andrea AnsellMs. Jennifer M. ArismanMs. Amanda C. AshMs. Jaclyn AtlemusMr. George BaileyMs. Amy L. BartonMr. Barry BeboutMs. Rachelle BeersMs. Jennifer BennerMr. Ty BestMs. Lora L. BiesenkampMr. Jamie BillingsMs. Barbara BinghamMrs. Lori L. BirchmanMs. Victoria BlackMs. Sarah BlackieMr. Anthony BlackieMs. Andrea BlankinshipMrs. Kerry L. BlytheMs. Marla J. BonneyMs. Deborah BornakMs. Angela Bottino-CoxMs. Traci M. BoyleMs. Shannon R. BradleyMrs. Deborah L. BraggMs. Natalie BrayerMr. Matthew BrinkmanMs. Stacey BrownMs. Denaya BrownMs. Melissa L. BrownMs. Jessica BuehrerMrs. Marchanel R. ByusMr. Alexander CameronMs. Diane CanningMs. Oyamo J. CaracciMrs. Jessica L. Carlton

Ms. Susan E. CarrMr. Marvin CarterMs. Jennifer ClarkeMrs. Loretta A. CoffinMs. Brandi ColesMr. James CollinsMs. Nicole CommeroMs. Elise CozartMs. Stacie CraneMs. Traci L. CrokerMs. Amanda CzakocziMs. Rachell DaczkaMs. Joelle DannMs. Mary E. DeMartinoMrs. Denise DemusMr. Steven B. DenlingerMr. Kevin DepewMs. Courtney DerrickMs. Danielle E. DezortMr. Rico DillardMs. Sara DillardMs. Whitney DimaioMr. James P. DowdToni DunkerMs. Rachel DuvallMs. Alexandria L. EvansMs. Kirsten EvansMs. Maryann FabianMs. Renee FabyanicMr. Baron FlenoryMs. Kaitlyn FoleyMrs. Tanya R. FordMs. Franchon K. FranceesMs. Crystal A. FreyvogelMr. Sunny FullasMs. Caroline Fuller-TripodiMs. Kathryn A. GaddMs. Donna GallagherMs. Megan GalvinMs. Denise GardnerMr. Joseph J. GarveyMs. Fani Georgalis-HertzbergMs. Kristina J. Gibson

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Ms. Corinne LaneMs. Amanda LawhonMr. Vince LeasherMs. Ann M. LennoxMr. Mark LeVanMs. Heather LindMrs. Nancy LindahlMr. Richard LitrunMr. Ricky LittletonMs. Teresa L. LivelyMr. Neil MacgillMr. Jeremy D. MaderMs. Jeanne MahlmannMs. Darlene MalschMs. Emily MarchewkaMs. Dorothy MarekMs. Amanda MarksMs. Jennifer J. MasilunasMr. Steve MatanzoMs. Lauren MayerMs. Patti McCloudJahsee McDanielMr. Luke C. McDonoughMs. Theresa M. McHenry SmithMs. Amy McQuillanDr. Melvin P. MelnickMr. Adam J. MillerMs. Mary H. MillerMs. Patricia MillerMr. Jim MillerMr. Mark W. MitchellMs. Ann M. MitchellMr. Matthew MitchellMs. Ashley MitchellMs. Traci MonroeMr. Justin MooreMs. Jessica H. MooneyMs. Nicole L. MulhollandTerry L. MullenMs. Jamie L. MurphyMs. Amber MyersMs. Tina MylesMs. Jocelyn Necciai

Mr. Gregory NewellMs. Mary R. NishikMs. Erinn ObeldobelMr. Robert OPalkaMs. Nellie OslowskiMr. Stephen ParsonsMs. Rita PauleyMs. Celia PeckMs. Jennifer R. PeerMs. Virginia PelikanMs. Jasmine PenebakerMs. Jessica PerdueMs. Loretta PerrineMs. Jessica PhillippiMs. Tonya M. PinkneyMs. Serena PitelMs. Lacenda E. PlunkertMs. Bethany PodnarMs. Chalise PopeckMs. Allison PopovichMs. Joanne PrachtMs. Megan QuinnMr. Jeffery RaderMs. Jessica RavisMs. Kymberli ReedMrs. Kelley N. ReedMr. Timothy ReynoldsMr. Jeffrey R. RichardsMs. Tonia R. RichardsonMs. Danielle RileyMs. Sharon RohallMs. Sarah RoseMs. Cassie RosserMs. Heather RoyerMs. Donna J. RuffMs. Tiffany RussellMs. Debra RyanMs. Elizabeth SantilloMr. Joshua SappMs. Christa SavageMs. Kimberly SchenkelMs. Lisa SchickMs. Helen M. Schoss

Employee Contributors continued

Ms. Jessica GibsonMs. Nancy K. GillmanMs. Gina GordonMs. Constance M. GrantMs. Janet D. GreenMr. Brandon L. GressMr. Michael GriffithMs. Alicia J. HallMrs. Kimberly M. HallMs. Amanda HalliganMrs. Sheryl L. HaraczyMs. Kelly HarrahMs. Carol HartwillMr. Harry HawkMrs. Jennifer L. HeilMr. Michael HermetzMs. Renee HessMs. Tabitha N. HewittMr. David HillMs. Satin A. HolcombMs. Tiffany L. HuntleyMr. David T. JackMs. Stephanie JackMs. Robin JacksonMs. Elada JacksonMr. Aaron JamesMs. Claudia JonesMs. Cara KellerMs. Morgan T. KisterMr. Brian KitchenMs. Kathleen KleberMs. Sherri A. KlingensmithMs. Becky KlinkMs. Zina F. KlypchakMs. Kathleen V. KnellMs. Corynn KoosMs. Stacy KrajewskiMs. Mary KuharMs. Beth KunakMrs. Angela D. Kutz

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Ms. Erin ScottMs. Kristine ScottMr. Craig A. SedleyMs. Kenie SeibertMs. Jill M. ShafferRobin Shaffer-JonesMs. Hollie ShawMs. Rachelle L. SheaMs. Patricia ShearerTammy SheehanMs. Brenda J. ShieldsMs. Hillary SingMs. Nikita SingletonMs. Alayna SlovikMr. Gary SmithMrs. Donna F. SmithMs. Bethany L. SmithMr. Joshua SpicerMs. Janelle L. SpillerMs. Amy StahlMs. Ashley StevensMs. Tobie L. StewartMr. Steven SturgillMr. Thomas SullivanMs. Danielle SullivanMr. Matthew TalbotMr. Shane TaylorMs. Jeanne TempletonMs. Rebecca M. ThomasMs. Jennifer S. ThompsonMs. Michelle TothMs. Maureen TotinoMs. Shaquala TowlerMr. Martin TremperDr. Annette C. TrunzoMs. Tiffany TuckerMs. Hasina A. UdyawarMr. Joseph UrquhartMs. Marcy VaughanMs. Daneen VecchioMs. Sandra L. VeenendaalMs. Jessica VineyardMr. Robert Visk

Ms. Dana L. WachterMs. Caitlin WarnerMr. Robert WashingtonMr. Jeremy WaugamanMrs. Kelly N. WeimerMs. Theresa M. WelshMs. Melissa M. WhitmanMs. Marnie L. WilliamsMs. Mildred WilliamsMr. John Wojcik IIMr. Paul WolfeMs. Michele L. WoodwardMs. Malinda WorkmanMr. Matthew J. YatskoMr. Mark YoheMs. Christina ZimmermanMs. Lori ZinsserMs. Summer Zueger

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Trend Consulting ServicesUnited Way of Lancaster CountyUPMC Health Plan

Leader ($1,000-$4,999)Alliance for Strong Families and Communities

Amcom Office SystemsAutism Speaks, Inc.Ms. Lois BachmanBBL FleetBuchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PCconnecTel, Inc.Dixie-Anna C. Spencer Memorial Fund

Dollar BankDollar Bank FoundationECAC of General Dynamics Employees

Exchange Club of CarlisleMrs. Lilian H. FisherHarrisburg Rotary FoundationMr. & Mrs. Jon A. HendersonHighmark Blue ShieldHillman FoundationMr. & Mrs. Robert J. HollandDr. & Mrs. Thomas HughesInsurance Company of the WestKohlsLiberty MutualMr. Charles K. MarshMcCarls Services, Inc.Mrs. Mary A. McDonoughMcGuireWoods LLPMetLifeMylan Pharmaceuticals Incorporated

National Exchange Club Foundation

Nationwide FoundationPrime Communications, Inc.Ricoh-USA

RTF Consulting LLCSchwab Charitable FundSilberman Family Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. John A. Staley, IVSusquehanna Consulting and Financial Group

The Ann and Frank Cahouet Foundation

The Burke Foundations Partnership

The Pittsburgh FoundationMr. & Mrs. Chris TimmTruistUnited Way of Allegheny CountyUnited Way of Capital RegionUnited Way of York County

Partner ($500-$999)A.L. Lee CorporationArthur Funk and SonsMr. David BallarottoMr. & Mrs. Russell J. BoehnerCheck into Cash, Bluefield, VACompu-Site TechnologiesMrs. Maryhelen CoogleMr. Gary CooperDeluzio & Company, LLPMr. & Mrs. Matthew EdmondsMs. Dawna FisherHarrisburg Fondue Inc.Ms. Christina HoffmanMr. & Mrs. Tom HudakMr. & Mrs. Michael JoinesKeefer Wood Allen & Rahal, LLPMr. Angelo A. Martini, Jr.Massaro Design Build, LLPMembers 1st Federal Credit Union

PennEnergy Resources, LLCMrs. Anne K. RinghamMr. Milo C. Ritton

Visionary ($50,000 and above)The Edith L. Trees CharitableTrust

General Nutrition Corporation Huntington National BankRichard King Mellon Foundation

Champion($15,000-$49,999)Bernard McDonough Foundation, Inc.

The Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation

Walsh Group

Hero ($5,000-$14,999)Child Health Association of Sewickley

Delfest FoundationFederal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh

FedEx Ground Package SystemFidelity Charitable Gift FundHenderson BrothersHighmark Blue Cross Blue Shield

ISACAMaher DuesselMassMutual PittsburghMullenMr. Robert OHarePartlow Insurance Agency, LLCPittsburgh Penguins FoundationRoy A. Hunt FoundationStaley Capital Advisors, Inc.State Farm Mutual AutomobileInsurance Company

The Grable FoundationThe Hershey Company United Way Campaign

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Sagewell PartnersMs. Jill SandvickMrs. Susan ShipleyMr. Joshua D. ShopeSimonton Building ProductsMr. & Mrs. Harry A. Thompson IIThrivent ChoiceMs. Earldine V. TolbertVector Security IncorporatedWal-Mart Foundation

Community($100-$499)A & E Clothing CorpAamco TransmissionsMr. and Mrs. & Mrs. William Alexander

Allegany County MD TeachersFederal Credit UnionAlpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.AmazonSmile FoundationAmerican Legion Riders Post 13Andora RestaurantMs. Kimberly AntestenisMr. Jeffrey P. AnzovinoArmstrong Insurance AgencyMr. Gerard ArnoneArts Wireless LLCMs. Crystal BaksisBaltimore Community Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Barnes BelkMr. Jonathan BentrimBeulah Ann Baptist ChurchMr. William B. BinghamMs. Elaine BistarkeyMs. Pamela J. BraxtonMr. & Mrs. James BreisingerMr. & Mrs. Blair B. BrockmeyerMs. Olivia L. BrunoMs. Irene E. BurrillMr. & Mrs. Roger A. CainCannon Coffee

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick F. CarfagnaMr. Daniel T. CarmodyMr. and Mrs. Don CarterMr. John CassidyCDMGCentral Delaware Chamber of Commerce

Coachs Entertainement Enterprises LLC

Community Foundation for the Ohio Valley

Compugroup Technologies LLCCreative VisionsMr. & Mrs. James E. Crockard IIIMr. & Mrs. Michael L. CurreyMr. & Mrs. James DarbyMs. Linsey DawsonMs. Emily DeanMr. Gerald DelaneyMs. Linda J. DepasqualeMr. David L. DonahoeMr. & Mrs. James R. DoncasterMr. & Mrs. Craig W. DuffieldEgnor Monument Works, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. David J. EisenreichMs. Stacy EplingMs. Inez FerracoMs. Brooke FletcherMr. & Mrs. Jan C. FreudenbergMs. Isabelle Gagnon-ArpinGazelle, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. David GenterMs. Andrea Geraghty, Esq.Mr. & Ms. John GoddardMr. & Mrs. Stephen L. GoldenGoodshopMr. Jeffrey GossGreat Burger Johnstown, LLCGreater Kanawha Resource Conservation and Development

Mrs. Paulette GreenMr. David L. Gutshall

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Michael Baker Corporation Foundation

Michigan State UniversityMs. Charleen MillerDr. Mary D. MonsourMr. & Mrs. Donald P. MontiMr. & Mrs. Brian C. MullinsMr. Clint W. NoackMr. Ryan M. OhlRita M. & Gerald ONeillMs. Darcie OrrMs. Catherine OTooleMr. Jerry PartlowMr. Eugene F. Pasterick, Jr.Patricia A. Diesel, Inc.Pauline Auberle FoundationMs. Julianne PeerPet Palace Resort and Spa, Inc.Pioneer Community BankPittsburgh Remodeling CompanyQVC Partners in GivingMr. Cleveland Rea, Jr.Mr. & Ms. Richard W. Reed, Jr.Reed Smith LLPMr. Mark ReinstadtlerMr. Jason ReljacMr. & Mrs. Robert W. RiordanMs. Jessica RobertsMs. Rhonda RodriguezMs. Brittany RogozinskiMr. Brian C. RootMr. Paul L. Rowland IIIMr. & Mrs. Edmund S. Ruffin IIIMs. Claudia ScarcelliMr. Theodore SchroederMr. Robert D. SchwerdtMr. William SheridanSherry T. Wilkins Hypnotherapy, LLC

Ms. Lauren ShieldsMr. William H. ShillingsfordMr. & Mrs. Charles R. SmithMr. Brian S. Smith

Ms. Doreen SmythMr. & Mrs. W. Henry SnyderSoroptimist International of Hagerstown

Mrs. Mary Lou SouthwoodMr. James SteigerwaldMs. Lynette StevensStick It Gymnastics, LLCMs. Ruth A. StoltzfusMr. and Mrs. Kevin SwainSweetfrog YogurtMs. Robin S. TaylorMr. Joshua TaylorThe Kritter Sitter, LLCJamie TimmMr. & Mrs. Robert A. TolleyMr. & Ms. Michael TomeraMs. Martha TorrenceMs. Ann M. TugwellMr. John A. TuranskyMr. Leonard R. UrtsoMr. & Mrs. Jim VandyMr. William VogtWhitesville State BankWigle WhiskeyMs. Lisa WiseMr. & Mrs. Douglas E. Wolf Mr. & Mrs. Earl C. WorkmanMs. Catherine WynneMs. Edie YorkeMs. Linda Zager

Friends($1-$99)A & J TowingMs. Jessica ActvMs. Sana H. AliMs. Cheryl A. Alkrie-KelemenMs. Molly AntimarinoArnolds ExxonMr. Nick AspiotesMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey L. AtwellMs. Danielle Barill

Community ($100-$499) continued

Ms. Sandra HaffnerMr. Bruce T. Hall, CPAMs. Phyllis HallHarrisburg Television, Inc.Mr. Herman HarveyMr. Stephen HeilmanMr. Dwight HeronMr. & Mrs. Henry L. HillmanMr. David M. HillmanMr. & Mrs. Rodney Hoke WitmerMr. & Mrs. Joe R. IrwinJF Moving ServiceJohn Monteiro AgencyMr. Charles M. Johnson, Jr.Mr. Keith A. JonesMr. David KaplanMs. Eileen KaplanMs. Susan KaplanMr. & Mrs. Clark M. KerrMr. & Mrs. Don L. KoopsMs. Betsy E. KrisherMr. & Mrs. Daniel KurkjianL&W InsuranceMr. Alex M. LaceyMr. Thomas R. Leax & Mrs. Michele Gutman, Esq.

Ms. Sarah LeechLessard Builders, Inc.Ms. Carol MacedoMs. Jeanne F. Marks, LCSWCMr. Phil MartinoMason Dixon Car ClubMr. Robert C. McCartneyMr. & Ms. Christopher McCaslinMs. Pamela MeadowcroftDr. David S. & Dr. Gretchen Medich

Mr. & Mrs. Simon MerrillsMr. Tom Michael

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Ms. Mary L. BarnasMr. & Mrs. Richard D. BarnesMr. Thomas B. BarshMr. Carl BartonMs. Regina BeattyMr. Samuel J. BechererMs. Alyssa BenwitzMs. Jacklyn BerryBestbornMs. Janice BickslerBland SquareAthens BoudrosMr. Tom BoudrosMr. & Ms. Roy L. BowdenMs. Patricia BowdenMr. Dennis L. BoylesBucks Auto SalesMr. & Ms. Gregory BulgrinMr. & Mrs. John W. BunceMr. David R. BungardMr. & Mrs. Frank J. BurkeMr. & Mrs. John BurtonMs. Amy C. ButlerC & J PartnershipMs. Kimberly CarradineMs. Alice CarterLynn & Jim CassMr. & Ms. James H. Cavender, Jr.Mr. Richard CelkoCenter Nails, LLC.Nicole ChechakCherry Tree Alliance ChurchChessie Federal Credit UnionMs. Joanne ChristopherDevlin CiarrochiMs. Rachel CicconeMr. & Mrs. Travis S. CobleCollins Service CenterMs. Patricia ConnerMr. Michael ContiMs. Beth L. CornellMrs. Kimberly J. CorradoMrs. Sherley F. Craig

Cresaptown Eagles FOE #2883Mr. Jeremy A. CriglerMr. Gabe CullenMs. Amy CunninghamMr. Eugenio CurcioMs. Melinda CurrentMr. Robert CusmaMs. Dezrea DAlessandroMs. Bridget DaleyDalton EnterpriseDr. Ram DhawanMs. Cassandra DiChiazzaMs. Michelle DixonMs. Donna DoblickMr. James J. DotsonDuckworth Insurance ServiceMr. George B. DuffeyMr. David EckenrodeMs. Eurika S. EllisonEmployment Solutions for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing LLC

Enterprise Specialties, Inc.Eric S. Morris AgencyMr. Sheldon EschMrs. Kate EyermanMs. Jennifer L. FaulkMs. Hope FeldmanFelton Physical TherapyMs. Tamara FergusonMs. Anna FianoMr. Troy FineMs. Katherine W. FisherMr. and Mrs. Michael FitzgeraldMs. Jenny FitzmauriceFive Below, Inc.Megan FlahertyMs. Elizabeth FlahertyMiss Lisa FleischerMs. Ashley ForinashMs. Megan FrenzMr. Nicholas FroehlichMs. Jennifer FultonMs. Kathy Gates

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Ms. Susan KowalMs. Deborah A. KyesLancaster County Community Foundation

Ms. Gail M. LankfordMs. Maria Linder-HessMr. Francis R. LokarLope, Casker & CaskerDr. Gerald LoyaconaMr. Art LubetzMr. Gregory LuttrellTerry MaineMs. Caitlin A. MakarevichMr. and Mrs. Don MaloneyMr. & Ms. Robert MannMs. Pamela MannionKades MargolisMs. Christine MarneyMs. Frances D. MarshallMs. Teresa MartinMs. Marissa MarzulloMr. Daniel MathiasMr. Paul MatveyMs. Jeanette MayMs. Laura MayhewMs. Erin McFaddenMs. Noraleigh McGinleyMs. Anne T. McNeeceGeneral Nicholas McSparrinMeadows Oil CompanyMr. & Mrs. Mark MendlowMFWC Junior MembershipMs. Christine A. MichaelsMr. Joseph MihalicMs. Cynthia MillerMs. Aterra MillsDr. & Mrs. James D. MooreMs. Janyce MooreMs. Megan MooreMs. Sherry MooreMs. Karen MulliganMs. Blanda NaceMs. Audrey Nash

Network For GoodMr. Robert B. Metcalfe & Ms. Wendelynne J. Newton

Mr. Bob NiemiNorthgate WealthMs. Betty ONeillMs. Jamie OrrMs. Debbie OrrMs. Courtney OrrMr. Conrad OverMs. Arlene M. PalmeriMr. Brian ParkerMs. Kathryn PetrieMs. Michelle PichoraMs. Arlene PodnarMs. Cynthia A. PofiMr. William PolingMs. Lisa PopeMs. Kathleen PorupskiMr. Michael ProcopioMr. Ryan J. PruchnicMr. Nicholas PrystashMs. Jessica PsycMr. & Ms. Edward PurserMr. & Mrs. Charles PuzzancheraMs. Teagan QuillenMrs. Margo RaderMs. Jill RebuckMrs. Rose ReedMs. Carole ReinertMr. & Mrs. Kevin L. RettgerMr. H. Roy RicheyMs. Laura RigginMr. Robert J. Rinefierd, Jr. Ms. Lisa RitterMs. Janet RossMs. Diane RothMs. Holly L. RussoMs. Rebecca RustMs. Elaine RyanMr. & Mrs. Ken RychenerMr. David SackMs. Danielle Sams

Friends($1-$99) continued

Ms. Erin GausMr. John GburJordan GlassMs. Jennifer GleasmanMs. Kristen GoldenMs. Melissa GoodfriendMs. Suzanne GreivesMs. Joan M. GrunerHair Design ConceptsHarry RentalsMs. Sarah HarveyMs. Pamela HeckMs. Cheryl HenkelMs. Garnet HoffmanMs. Tricia HollandMs. Tajaura HoodMr. Tom HorowitzMr. Walter R. HusarIntech SolutionsMr. & Mrs. Samuel L. IrelandMs. Mandi IsomJames and Margaret Scarpelli Foundation

Ms. Valerie JamisonMs. Jessica JazwinskiJerrys Homes, Inc.Ms. Sarah JohnsShawn JohnsonMatti JohnstonMs. Carrie JonesMs. Katherine A. JordanFrancis R. Juracko IIK of C Frostburg Council #1442Ms. Siena KaneMs. Deborah KaplanKent County Memorial VFW Ms. Mary E. KinchMr. & Mrs. Lynn E. KisterB. KitlowskiMr. and Mrs. Verne Koch

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Ms. Carolyn SavikasMs. Lynne S. SchaeferMs. Thelma SchaferMr. Luke SchererMs. Judith D. SchrockMr. Joseph A. SchusterMr. & Mrs. Martin R. ShapiroMs. Judith G. ShawMs. Tonya L. ShellShoe Box RecyclingMr. David SifordMs. Colleen S. SmithMr. Stevo SolayaMr. & Ms. Gerald SolomonMs. Melinda SoutherlyMs. Kristen SpanglerMs. Nikki J. StamperMs. Jennifer StapfMs. Helen SteeleMr. & Mrs. William M. SteigerwaldMr. Michael StraightDr. Howard R. Strauss, DDSMs. Brandy StringhillMs. Amy SummersMs. Kathryn M. SutekMs. Gloria SykesMr. James TalmanTarget CorporationJam TePoelMr. Zak ThomasMs. Ashley ThornburgMs. Linda TirioMr. Brandon TomasicMs. Stephanie TurnerMs. Frances M. UjhazyUnited Way of Carlisle & Cumberland County

United Way of Greater Rochester

Mr. Joseph M. Valentich, DMDMs. Ginevra VentreMr. Edward G. VogeleyMs. Carla J. Vransky

Ms. Deb WarnickMrs. Mary Lou WarwickMr. & Ms. Kevin C. WatkinsMr. Grayson WeaverMr. & Mrs. Marvin WedeenMs. Deborah L. WeiblingerMr. Howard J. WeinMs. Chelsea WellerWestmont RealtyMr. Zachary WhiddenMs. Monica WilliamsMs. Misty WilliamsMrs. Jacqueline WilsonMs. Patricia WirickMs. Brandie WoodwardMs. Heather A. WymanYearick for DelawareMr. & Mrs. John YoderMr. Lawerance YohoSumanth K. YvMs. Katherine ZehMs. Laura Zupan

Gift In-Kind Partners17th Street Cafe4momsMs. Allyson AldasAlexsflowers.com in OaklandAlphagraphicsMr. Ed AmbroseAMC Loews Waterfront 22Mr. Bruce AmericusAndora RestaurantMs. Debra L. AntolicArnold Palmer EnterprisesArtesian WaterAudubon Society of Western PAMs. Cathy BakerBaltimore Symphony OrchestraMr. Kurt BergmanMs. Melanie BerryMs. Lorena Beuerage

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Mr. & Mrs. James R. DoncasterMr. & Mrs. Jim DrummMs. Dovie DunnMs. Karen EastMs. Cindy EngstromMr. & Mrs. Sterling EnosMr. Johnny EvansMr. Justin FalceMr. & Mrs. Tim FarrellMr. Erin Fassinger & Ms. Amber L. Taylor

Fed Ex Ground Package System, Inc.

Ms. Nicole FerketicField and StreamMr. Clayton FisherFox Chase Realty, LLCFullbody Fitness ClubFun Fest EntertainmentFun Fore AllMs. Lori FungGamma Sigma Sigma Duquesne University

Mr. Scott GarlockGateway Clipper FleetMr. & Mrs. Corey GatianGatorade Blue RidgeMr. Charles GibbonsMs. Kelly GilliganMs. Deborah K. GoadMr. Rob GoldbergMr. Arthur GossGreentree Printing and SignsMr. Matthew Green, The Wine Boss

Mrs. Paulette GreenP Green Design

Grit and GraceMs. Sue GroffGuyan Golf and Country ClubHagan Premium Ice CreamMs. Sue HaightHair Symmetry Wexford

Erin HamiltonMs. Tara HanlinMs. Natalie HarmonMs. Linda HarshMs. Sarah HartmanMs. Stefanie HayMr. David HaynesMr. Steve HechtMs. Jennifer HeffleyHenderson BrothersMr. & Mrs. Dwayne HendrixMs. Joanna HessHighmark Inc.Hilton Garden InnMs. Alicia HoadleyDana HochHome Depot East Liberty #4136

Home Depot Uniontown #4172

Imperial Dough Company Bake Shop

James GalleryMs. Gretchen L. JankowskiJewarts Gymnastics and Climb North

Ms. Louise JohnstonJonas StudioMr. Adam JonesMs. Michele KadarMs. Susan A. KelleyMr. James KemptonMr. & Mrs. Pat KenneyMs. Marcy KilbyMs. Lauren KowalickMrs. Katie KozoraKreider Printing & Kreider Digital Communications

Ms. Tammy KrisherLarrimorsLas Vegas Springs PreserveLaser Hair and Skin Center of Monroeville

Gift In-Kind Partners continued

Biddle Street CateringBig Brothers/Big SistersBig Burrito Restaurant GroupBirdsfoot Golf ClubLinda & Doug BoldenMr. Dave BougMs. Debbie BrandtBreadWorksMs. Jacqie BroadwaterBYS YogaCamp Bow WowCarnegie Science CenterMr. James CarrMr. & Mrs. Jeff CaskeyCatholic Charities WV Western Region

Mr. Greg CerminaraChamber Music PittsburghChildrens Museum of Pittsburgh

J. V. Chujko, IncorporatedMs. Amanda CilloMs. Dawn CindricMs. Kelly CiorraCity TheatreCleveland Botanical GardenMr. Denis ConwayMs. Bev CrawfordCreative VisionsMs. Bridget DaleyMr. & Mrs. Frank DaltonMs. Emily DeanDean of Shadyside SalonDeBence Antique Music WorldMs. Jackie DelawderMs. Chelsea DeMayDicks Sporting GoodsMs. Katelyn DiehlMr. & Ms. Don DililloDinette

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Laurel CavernsLaurel HighlandsMs. Caroline LenthenLife Solutions EAPMr. & Mrs. Gary LongMs. Emily LoweMs. Tawny LoweryMr. Matt MaloneyMario Lemieux FoundationMarios Italian EateryMr. Virgil MarshallMr. Brad MazeikaMr. James McBrideMcBubbles CarwashMcDonaldsMs. Kimberly McNelisMeadowcroft RockshelterMrs. Janet MedvedoMr. Brian MillerMs. Debra MilliganMohican Lodge and Conference Center

Mr. Joe MonahanMonte CellosMonteverdesMorgan Contemporary Glass Gallery

Mr. & Mrs. Jeff MoyerMs. Anita MyersMs. Tami NaceMs. Teresa NareyMs. Kelly M. NealMs. Pam NeidermyerMs. Cheryl NossOld Navy Barboursville, WVOlive GardenOne Simple WishOriginal Oyster HouseMs. Courtney PackMs. Kate PaineParkersburg Arts CenterMr. Chris PascuzziJes Patten

Mr. & Mrs. Adam PattersonMr. Michael PauvlinchPeace Love and Little DonutsThe Honorable William PedutoPennsylvania Trolley MuseumPhipps ConservatoryPICT Classic TheatreMs. Lori PierceMs. Cathleen PitassiPittsburgh Ballet TheatrePittsburgh CLOPittsburgh Concert ChoralePittsburgh Dance CenterPittsburgh MagazinePittsburgh Marriott City CenterPittsburgh OperaPittsburgh Penguins FoundationPittsburgh PiratesPittsburgh PlayhousePittsburgh Public TheaterPittsburgh SteelersPittsburgh Symphony OrchestraPittsburgh Zoo & PPG AquariumMs. Erica PizzicaMs. Linda PlacekPleasant View ChurchPrantls BakeryMr. Johno PrascakMs. Cassandra J. PrattPro Football Hall of FameQuantum TheatreChris RandallRehab First, Inc.Ms. Carol ReillyMr. Mark ReinstadtlerMr. Brett RelkenMs. Ashley RiceMs. Patti RileyRoot Beer ShackPeach RoundsSalon VivaceMs. Bethany SalvatoreMs. Erica Sampson

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The Frame GalleryThe FrickThe Funny BoneThe Greenbrier Americas Resort

The Lodge at Geneva on the Lake

The Mattress FactoryThe PrioryThree Rivers PaintballTickets For Kids CharitiesTotteridgeMs. Rae TournayTraveling Photo Booth Pittsburgh

Trib Total MediaMs. Kristen TrombettaUnited Daughters of the Confederacy

University of PittsburghUniversity of Pittsburgh Nationality Rooms

USS COD Submarine MemorialVeterans Museum of Mid-Ohio Valley

Vocelli PizzaMs. Jessica WagonerMs. Lori WaltonMr. Raymond WattrasJordan WebsterMs. Sharon I. WeixelMs. Geralyn WelchWestern Reserve Historical Society

Mr. & Mrs. Danny WilliamsWillow Valley CommunitiesWings, Suds and SpudsMs. Beth WysockiYelpMr. & Mrs. John YoderMr. & Mrs. Eric YoderMs. Susan YoheYuengling Ice CreamMs. Penny ZachariasMr. Thomas ZagorskiMr. Eric Zvejnieks, CEBS

THANKYOU!

Gift In-Kind Partners continued

Sams Club #6678Ms. Brenda SanderMs. Jill SandvickMs. Darlene ScarfoneMr. James SchuttingerMs. Rebecca SchwartzMr. & Mrs. Brandon SelfMr. & Ms. Matthew J. SembratSenator John Heinz History Center

Seven Springs Mountain ResortShannopin Country ClubMs. Debbie ShardessMr. & Mrs. Ken SiegristMs. Betty SimmonsSkydive PennsylvaniaMr. David SmarrelliMs. Tricia SmithMr. Douglas SmootSnow TrailsMr. Wil SnyderSognatoreSoldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall

Spa JemaSPI Entertainment Inc.Splat-A-Family Art StudioMr. John C. StanleyLennie & Wayne StevensMs. Denise StewartMr. & Mrs. Brandon StikeMs. Nicole StoudtMs. Kelly SwaugerMs. June TantaloTennis VillageJam TePoelTexas Roadhouse Parkersburg, WV

The Andy Warhol MuseumThe Fairmont Hotel

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