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We’re all in this
TOGETHER
Philanthropy Report 2020
TABLE OF CONTENTS
2 We’re in this TOGETHER 15 Celebrating TOGETHER
CEO Message Bancroft Event Snapshots
3 Reflecting on our success 17 Ensuring future sustainability
TOGETHER TOGETHER
Fiscal Year 2020 in Review The Siegels’ Story
5 Facing challenges TOGETHER 18 Leaving a lasting legacy
COVID-19 and the Bancroft TOGETHER
Emergency Fund Legacy Society
7 Making a difference TOGETHER 19 Fueling Bancroft’s mission
Philanthropy in Action TOGETHER
Donor Roll Call
8 Remembering Jodi TOGETHER
A Bright Smile and Awesome 29 Accomplishing more
Dance Moves TOGETHER
President’s Circle
9 Fostering growth TOGETHER
Big Brother Ben 30 Increasing impact TOGETHER
Recurring Donations and Matching
Gifts, Meet the Development Team
10 Empowering individuals served
TOGETHER
Proud to be Paul 31 Financially sound TOGETHER
Financial Overview
11 Impacting lives TOGETHER
Philadelphia Foundation and Bancroft: 32 Raising funds TOGETHER
The Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship Development Overview
12 Serving the community 33 Changing lives TOGETHER
TOGETHER About Bancroft
Corporate Corner: Wolf Commercial
Real Estate 34 Advancing goals TOGETHER
Board of Trustees and
13 Enriching lives TOGETHER Executive Team
Volunteer Spotlight: Mallory’s Mission
14 Partnering TOGETHER
Family Executive Council
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Dear Friends,
2020 has been a year unlike any other. It has felt
incredibly long and lightning fast all at once.
Reflecting on where we were one year
What started as a year full of excitement and
ago and what we have gone through – as
promise turned into months of continuous change,
individuals, partners, families, a community
unrest and the unknown. While the COVID-19 global
and an organization – I am astounded.
pandemic continues, the Bancroft family shows
how incredibly flexible and pivotal we are with While many things have changed,
every new day. our foundation remains the same.
:: Our community mobilized. Bancroft’s mission of empowering
the children and adults we serve to live
When the call for emergency supplies and daily
their best life remains at the forefront
enrichment activities grew, our Bancroft families
of the work we do – before, during and
and philanthropic partners answered and collected
after the COVID-19 pandemic.
necessary donations to help the individuals served
and staff prepare for and navigate the sudden shift
in everyday life.
I am so grateful for a support system that has
:: Staff innovated. rallied to fortify Bancroft. Despite everything we
have collectively experienced, we have had an
Our direct support professionals rose to the
incredible year.
occasion in every way – they were creative and
ambitious in their efforts to keep everyone safe
Please enjoy reading this year’s Philanthropy Report
while providing fulfilling activities and setting up
as a snapshot of your advocacy and philanthropy
video calls with families and friends. Our teachers
during this whirlwind year. Every dollar counts.
and clinicians embraced virtual learning and
Every donor counts. Everything we do today helps
enrichment while using technology to connect
ensure a stronger tomorrow for the children and
with the students.
adults we have the privilege of supporting.
We’re in this together.
:: The individuals served proved to be resilient.
While it hasn’t been easy for anyone, those we Warm regards,
support have been patient and are finding ways
to cope with the continuing restrictions. They are
learning how to enjoy more activities at home and
use masks and social distance when with others so Toni Pergolin
they can begin to get out in the community again. President & CEO
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Fiscal Year 2020 in Review
Bancroft’s President & CEO Releases New Book!
Toni Pergolin added author to her title with the release of her first
book, Too Important to Fail: Leadership Lessons for Nonprofits,
in January 2020. In the book, Toni shares her personal Bancroft
journey and the challenges and triumphs of a legacy Toni knew
she had the responsibility to uphold and bring into the future.
Reflecting on our success TOGETHER
It chronicles the financial hardships of the organization and
how Toni was able to apply her business acumen to nonprofit
management in order to move the organization forward and
ensure future sustainability. All proceeds benefit Bancroft. toni-pergolin.com
On Tuesday, November 12, 2019, over 100 attendees celebrated this monumental
achievement at a pre-release book celebration at the Bancroft Raymond & Joanne Welsh
Campus. In addition to a book signing, the event included a speaker panel moderated by
Bancroft board member Dr. Kriste Lindenmeyer and featuring Toni, Chairman of the Board
Ken Ewell and board member and Bancroft dad Joe Atkinson.
Michelle Habingreither Awarded 2019 Donna Clinger Leadership Award!
Congratulations to Michelle Habingreither, Senior Director of
Community Residential Services for Adults and the Judith B. Flicker
Residences, who was awarded the 2019 Donna Clinger Leadership
Award from the New Jersey Association of Community Providers.
The statewide award recognizes an individual whose work has
had a tremendous impact on the intellectual and developmental
disability community. During Michelle’s 15 plus years at Bancroft,
she has been at the forefront of staff morale, staff engagement and
recreational opportunities for individuals served. Michelle is not
someone who seeks or even enjoys public recognition but this is
truly a well-deserved honor!
3
Bancroft Welcomes New Diversity, Equity &
New Chief Financial Officer Inclusion Initiatives
Jennifer Cripps joined Bancroft conducted an organization-wide
Bancroft as Chief Financial confidential survey of staff to understand
Officer in June 2020. Cripps how well it is doing in its efforts to support a
brings to the organization respectful, inclusive and fair work environment
more than 20 years of for all, regardless of race, religion or any other
experience in accounting and personal characteristics. The survey provided
financial management, most an opportunity to assess the organization’s
recently serving as Senior current state and to identify opportunities and
Vice President and Chief areas of focus to enhance and improve the work
Financial Officer for Lutheran Social Ministries of environment and to truly become more inclusive
South Jersey, a $75 million nonprofit organization. for all team members. Based on the results,
Prior to joining Lutheran Social Ministries in 2012, educational priorities were identified for staff
Cripps held positions at Dow Jones & Company, and the greater Bancroft community to better
PricewaterhouseCoopers and accounting firms support diversity and inclusion.
in New Jersey and Delaware. Cripps earned her
Bachelor’s in Accounting at Juniata College and her In addition, an Executive Steering Committee
Master’s in Accounting & Financial Management at was formed to provide oversight of the efforts,
the University of Maryland University College. and a Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Council
made up of staff from across the organization
was established to help lead sustainable
improvements. Lastly, Bancroft is engaging an
external diversity consultant to ensure we are
doing everything we can to support staff and
Bancroft Partners make certain these initiatives become a part of
our culture in a sustainable manner.
with Peirce College
Bancroft announced a new
partnership with Peirce
College, Philadelphia’s
only college dedicated
exclusively to serving adults, to provide career-
focused education and training for employees.
Through this partnership, Bancroft employees,
their spouses and dependents have expanded
access to affordable, flexible degree programs
and certificates designed for working adults.
The partnership also provides expanded access
to personalized degree completion pathways that
maximize transfer credits, professional and military
training and other college-level knowledge that has
been acquired outside of the classroom.
This partnership is integral in helping employees
expand their knowledge and skills and reach the
next level of their Bancroft career!
4
COVID-19 and the
Bancroft Emergency Fund
Throughout Bancroft’s 137-year history, the
organization has survived many difficult and
historic times. Bancroft endured the 1918
influenza pandemic, two World Wars, the Great
Depression, and Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy,
to name just a few. The COVID-19 pandemic has
proven to be one of the most challenging times
not only in our nation’s history but in Bancroft’s
as well. Along with the rest of the world, each
moment brought a new mandate, a new safety
procedure and a new normal.
As day programs were instructed to close
and group homes were placed under stay-
at-home orders, Bancroft responded swiftly
Facing challenges TOGETHER
with new protocols and procedures to ensure
the health, safety and well-being of those in
our care. Exacerbated by global shortages
of critical supplies and personal protective
equipment as well as staffing challenges,
Bancroft is resilient, but the support
Bancroft had a tremendous responsibility
of Bancroft families, local organizations,
to continue to carry out the life-sustaining
foundations, partners and friends was
services for the children and adults in
paramount in helping us to maneuver
residential care, no matter the obstacle.
the ever-changing situation and
confront the COVID-19 crisis head-on.
In March, Bancroft established the Emergency
Fund to help offset the unexpected and
increased expenses related to the pandemic.
Whenever we asked for support, the Bancroft
community responded generously each time.
In addition to monetary gifts and grants,
we received generous donations of critical
supplies that were instrumental in helping us
continue to provide our vital care and services.
Donations of arts and crafts supplies and other
enrichment activities, staff appreciation meals
and so much more – each contribution made a
significant impact on all those living, learning
and working at Bancroft throughout this time.
The generosity of this community was felt with
resounding appreciation across the organization.
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As the pandemic advanced, the Bancroft team was
agile and creative in developing virtual programming,
therapies, education plans and activities to stay
connected with individuals served while they were
at home. The day program staff reimagined virtual
programming from remote art and music classes to
health and wellness sessions, and the residential team
hosted outdoor movie nights, dance parties and other
fun at-home enrichment activities. Although we faced
challenges along the way, Bancroft was committed
to providing unique moments of laughter, life and
love and ensuring that all those in Bancroft’s care
were actively connected and engaged during these
difficult times. The COVID-19 pandemic changed the world, and how
we do business, but it has reinforced our commitment to
Bancroft’s mission, and it has presented an opportunity
to work collaboratively to move the organization
forward with hope, perseverance and pride. No matter
the challenges ahead, we will continue to empower the
children and adults living with disabilities we serve to
realize their best life, and we will remain a beacon of
hope for families in need of our support.
The Bancroft community has been a key to weathering
this storm, and we are incredibly grateful and
humbled by your steadfast commitment and support.
Combined with the proceeds from the first-ever Virtual Butterfly Ball,
over $840,000 has been raised for Bancroft’s Emergency Fund!
Personal Protective Equipment Donations: Corporate & Foundation Partners:
• The Lebensfeld Foundation
6,800 gloves •
•
NJ Pandemic Relief Fund
PHL COVID-19 Fund
• NRG Energy
5,350 surgical masks • Camden County Cares Grant
• Wells Fargo
3,508 cloth masks • South Jersey COVID-19 Response Fund
• Geico
1,490 N95 masks •
•
OceanFirst Foundation
Knights of Columbus: Nativity of
Our Lord Council #14658
221 face shields • The Arc of New Jersey, Inc.
• NJ Council on Developmental Disabilities
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Philanthropy in Action
Enrichment Fund Weekend Warriors
Many Bancroft donors desire to have a direct For the second year in a row, Bancroft’s direct
impact on the lives of the individuals served. support professionals in the Community
Based on donor feedback, Bancroft established Residential Services for Adults, NJ program
an Enrichment Fund, which allows donors were excited to participate in the Weekend
to designate their gift to the program they Warrior program. The program provides
are most passionate about. This fund is used encouragement and incentive to DSPs to
to enhance the experiences and activities generate creative and fun experiences and
available to the individuals served in their activities at home and
respective program. Trips to New York to in the community.
see The Lion King, The coveted Weekend
time spent down the Warrior Champions
shore, making waves Award was given to
at Sahara Sam’s and the Tallowood Group
Making a difference TOGETHER
more – these exciting Home in recognition
experiences were made of their enthusiasm
possible for some of and the engaging
the residents in the experiences they
Community Residential created.
Services for Adults,
NJ program through
generous donations. Giving Tuesday
With donor support, we hope to expand On December 3, 2019, Bancroft participated
this initiative to other programs. To learn in Giving Tuesday, a global day of charity, and
more, please contact Tess Tebaldi at shared a wishlist of items donors could support.
tess.tebaldi@bancroft.org or 856-348-1162. Although Bancroft received many generous
donations, we initially did not achieve our goal.
However, we are incredibly grateful to Corinne
Bancroft Appreciation Appeal and Scott Welsh, longtime supporters and
friends, who donated the difference to ensure
In honor of National Direct Support Professionals we could purchase all of the items. Thanks to
Week, Bancroft families were invited to show all of the donors, Bancroft purchased new lawn
their appreciation and support for staff by equipment and office supplies for the Adult
making a gift to the Bancroft Appreciation Employment Program, art supplies for the Adult
Appeal. Over $10,000 was raised and inspiring Day Programs, new furniture for the Judith
words of encouragement, gratitude and B. Flicker Residences for Seniors and more to
admiration were shared. The donations enhance our programs and services.
allowed Bancroft to recognize and reward the
dedicated DSPs and other staff who strive
every day to ensure that the individuals they
serve are empowered to realize their best life.
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A Bright Smile and
Awesome Dance Moves
On May 15, 2020, the Bancroft community Jodi was also an accomplished athlete and
lost one of its brightest, shining lights. Jodi dedicated to health and wellness. Her drive
Lynn Kurtzman passed away peacefully just for competition and performance took center
a few weeks shy of her 50 th birthday. For over stage as she became a gold medalist in the
20 years, Jodi lived, laughed and was loved New Jersey Special Olympics. Jodi played
at Bancroft by everyone she met. The bonds many sports; namely track and field, softball,
she formed at Bancroft bowling and tennis. No matter what obstacle
were so strong that stood in her way, Jodi was driven and
they were more than determined to accomplish her goals.
that of simply staff and
housemates – they were Bancroft is honored to have been the place
friends. The outpouring that Jodi called home and her dance moves,
of love for Jodi has big smile and lovable personality will forever
made it very clear that be missed. In lieu of flowers, Jodi’s parents
Remembering Jodi TOGETHER
everyone who knew her Elene and Marshall Kurtzman asked their friends
was positively impacted and family to make a donation to Bancroft in
by her spirited and memory of Jodi. Marshall and Elene shared that,
cheerful love of life. “To Jodi, Bancroft meant community and the
feeling of security, happiness and fun. We felt
Jodi loved to share her joy with everyone that Jodi was well cared for and challenged to
she met. Through her favorite hobbies, she achieve her potential.”
was able to communicate her excitement
and express her love for life. A consummate Thanks to the generous donors who
performer, Jodi loved making music, contributed in her memory, Jodi’s bright
dancing, playing sports and meeting new spirit will forever live on at Bancroft.
people. Through Joyful Noise, a 45-person
chorus of individuals with intellectual and
developmental disabilities and brain injuries,
Jodi was able to shine her light and sing in a
variety of concerts.
Tribute Gifts
Tribute gifts offer a meaningful and impactful way to honor someone special or
memorialize someone who has passed away. When a tribute donation is received,
a personalized letter or email is sent to notify the individual or family that a donation
was made in their name.
To learn more about tribute gifts at Bancroft, please contact Tess Tebaldi at
tess.tebaldi@bancroft.org or 856-348-1162.
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Big Brother Ben
For 11-year-old Ben Chau, transitioning was
not something that came easily. He often
cried at school and would express his emotions
through tantrums and aggression. When Ben’s
parents Dina and Jerry found Bancroft,
they were hopeful that his behaviors would
improve with compassion, patience and an
individualized and collaborative approach to
address Ben’s unique needs.
In 2016, Ben began at Bancroft’s Early Education
Program (EEP). EEP provides children with a
solid foundation for success. Each child has a
specific education plan to fit their needs based
on their individual skills and challenges and
students gain a love of learning while developing
social skills, making friends and having fun.
With Ben’s progress, Dina and Jerry felt
Fostering growth TOGETHER
When Jillian Kuni – one of Bancroft’s special comfortable enough to expand their family
education teachers – first met Ben, she and shortly after they welcomed home a baby
knew that he needed to find new ways to girl and moved to a new home. Ben overcame
communicate what he was feeling. After these changes with a smile and was thrilled to
finding a communication device that fit Ben’s return to school as an awesome big brother.
needs, he began learning how to adapt and Ben’s mother expressed, “We couldn’t
express himself without having tantrums, and thank all the wonderful teachers, staff and
his parents began to see him change into a therapists enough for all of their love, help
happier, calmer and more interactive child. and support over the years to push Ben where
he is now and as he continues to grow.”
Although COVID-19 proved challenging for
Ben, he used his new communication skills to
express his feelings. Ben has become more
independent and connected to his family.
He loves to play outside and looks forward
to going on family car rides on Sundays and
playing with his now 19-month-old sister,
Carly. Carly enjoys cuddling up with Ben when
he plays on his iPad and they have become
best friends.
On September 8, Ben arrived at The Bancroft
School for his first day! Although he was a bit
nervous, he transitioned well and likes being
back in a routine. Every morning Ben walks
into school independently and enthusiastically
with his aide by his side. Ben’s future is very
bright, and The Bancroft School looks forward
to helping Ben achieve all of his future goals!
9Proud to be Paul
There are very few people who can say they
have been a part of the Bancroft community
for more than half of their lives. For Paul
Duckworth, that is indeed the case. In 1982,
Empowering individuals served TOGETHER
Paul joined Bancroft’s Community Residential
Program and quickly became known as a
very talented, creative and independent
individual. Through the years, Paul has become
an enthusiastic member of the Bancroft
community attending many special events,
including the Golf Outing, the Butterfly Ball and
the annual Flicker Prom – a crowd-favorite!
Although there have been many self-fulfilling
moments for Paul, one of his most cherished
memories was participating in the Special
Olympics Bowling competition where he won a
Paul explained that one of his favorite parts
medal for his skills! Paul was also honored with
about Bancroft is going on trips to new and
the Community Star Award from the New Jersey
exciting places. In 2017, Paul moved to the
Association of Community Providers in 2014 at
Judith B. Flicker Residences for Seniors and
the Annual Community STARS Award Dinner.
when asked what he loves about Flicker said,
Paul is known as an extremely independent “I can go on trips like the Spirit of Philadelphia
and structured person. He has been a part of Cruise!” “Ohhh, that was a good time,” Paul
the Adult Employment Program since coming gleamed. Paul hopes to one day go to Six Flags
to Bancroft in 1982 and enjoys having a set Great Adventure and the beach in Wildwood –
schedule for each day. Before COVID-19, Paul he looks forward to riding many rides and
was working at Bancroft’s corporate office in swimming in the ocean!
Cherry Hill, NJ, three days a week. Paul stated,
Not only is Paul very independent and
“I like to clean and make things look nice!”
adventurous, but he is also a very talented
It comes as no surprise that he was also hired
artist. He began making birdhouses and
to work at Goodwill two days a week doing
other art pieces quite a long time ago and has
any and all tasks asked of him with triumph.
continued to develop his technique. Paul takes
Paul has learned from his many jobs that he
a plastic canvas and weaves yarn through,
loves to socialize with others and talk to them
creating different shapes and designs. It takes
about traveling!
him many hours to complete, but he is very
proud of his dedication and creativity. You can
often find Paul at the kitchen table working on
his creations.
Paul is very proud of his accomplishments.
“I take good care of myself,” Paul stated
with pride. Paul is looking forward to the
future of creating more art and selling some
of his pieces so that he can continue to be
independent and experience as many trips
and new places as possible!
10Philadelphia Foundation and Bancroft:
The Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship
In 1918, William P. Gest and the Fidelity Trust
Company formed the Philadelphia Foundation,
one of the first community foundations in
the world. Philadelphia Foundation was
created as a charitable trust to administer
community-based philanthropy to strengthen
the economic, social and civic endurance of
Greater Philadelphia. More than a century later,
Philadelphia Foundation continues to do just
that. Philadelphia Foundation is a publicly
supported foundation and manages more
than 1,000 charitable funds established by
its donors and makes over 1,000 grants and
scholarship awards each year.
Fully invested in the Greater Philadelphia
Region, Philadelphia Foundation invested
Through day, residential and employment
in Bancroft with a first-time Impact Grant
Impacting lives TOGETHER
programs, Bancroft’s Adult Services
to continue in our mission to create a better
focus on four key elements:
life for the people we serve. Specifically,
this grant was used to focus on our Adult Day Enrichment:
Services program in New Jersey. Serving 456 Strengthening Skills and Abilities
individuals, our goal in the Adult Services area
of Bancroft is to support adults diagnosed with Lifelong Learning:
intellectual and developmental disabilities, Applying Skills and Knowledge
move them towards greater levels of
Career Exploration:
independence and maximize their potential
Exploring Career Related Interests
for the future.
and Abilities
Employment Preparation:
Employment and Career Planning
Bancroft knows that lifelong learning is the
key to self-development and empowerment.
The Adult Services program at Bancroft helps
each person realize his or her full potential.
With the help of this grant from the Philadelphia
Foundation, Bancroft is able to continue
these vital programs and increase the quality
of life for individuals served. We thank the
Philadelphia Foundation for everything they
do for the community of Greater Philadelphia.
11Corporate Corner:
Wolf Commercial Real Estate
Bancroft is delighted to
announce our new corporate
partnership with
Serving the community TOGETHER
Wolf Commercial Real Estate (WCRE) is a
full-service commercial real estate brokerage
and advisory firm specializing in office, retail,
medical, industrial and investment properties
in the Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey
region. WCRE is committed to building
strong relationships with all clients through
responsiveness, attention to detail and The WCRE Foundation has raised approximately
communication. WCRE was founded in 2012 by $315,000 from its fundraising efforts benefiting
Managing Principal Jason Wolf, after 17 years multiple charities, including the American
of success at a top-two national commercial Cancer Society, Susan G. Komen Foundation,
real estate firm. Bancroft and others. In addition to an annual
charity golf tournament and hockey tournament,
Southern New Jersey and the Philadelphia
WCRE also offers its clients the opportunity to
region mean more to WCRE than just a place
donate a portion of their transactions to the
to do business. They are committed to the
charity of their choice.
health and well-being of the people in their
community. WCRE donates a portion of its Bancroft and WCRE share a mission to better
revenue from the business to local charities the lives of the people living in their community.
and inspires its staff to volunteer and donate “Our entire team at WCRE is proud to be part
to charitable organizations. In 2016, Jason of Bancroft’s mission within the community.
Wolf and WCRE created the WCRE Foundation to We look forward to helping better the lives of
enhance their community fundraising efforts. the many people Bancroft services within the
region,” said Jason Wolf.
We are excited to announce this new
partnership and are incredibly grateful for
WCRE’s generous support!
Bancroft was also honored to support the sixth annual
WCRE Thanksgiving Food Drive benefiting the Samost
Jewish Family and Children’s Service food pantry.
12Volunteer Spotlight: Mallory’s Mission
Bancroft offers a variety of volunteer
opportunities which allow each person to
meaningfully share their talents, time and
interests with the individuals we serve.
These opportunities include working directly
with the individuals served by Bancroft and
a variety of indirect volunteer opportunities
such as helping with events and fundraisers
and assisting corporate staff.
For Mallory Powell, volunteering at Bancroft
has become a vital part of her life. Since 2013,
she has donated her time as a Special Olympics
volunteer with Bancroft. “I have volunteered
for autism causes for quite some time because
I wanted to support my friend whose children
were diagnosed with autism,” Mallory stated.
She finds that Bancroft provides a unique
experience, allowing volunteers to give their Mallory explained, “Being a part of the
time to individuals in the community directly Bancroft community has been such a special
Enriching lives TOGETHER
and she enjoys seeing the mission in action. experience for me as I have had the privilege
to provide the individuals in Bancroft’s care
Mallory began volunteering with Bancroft the opportunity to learn and grow with
through the Life Enrichment program activities that others might take for granted.”
which provides educational, cultural and She added that there is nothing more rewarding
recreational activities for individuals than seeing the smiling faces of the Special
served who are at least 22 years of age Olympics athletes as they learn new skills or
and enrolled in the Adult Services of South achieve set goals. Mallory has proven to be a
Jersey programs. The goal of Life Enrichment great friend and mentor to many throughout
is to increase intellectual, physical and her years in the Bancroft community.
socialization skills as well as promote leisure,
independence and personal enjoyment. Bancroft is grateful for Mallory and all of our
dedicated volunteers who devote their time
Mallory has shared her talent in many different and talents to fuel Bancroft’s mission.
ways through the years. She’s led music and
yoga classes, coached both the bowling and Although COVID-19 has put a pause on Bancroft’s
track and field teams for the Special Olympics on-site Volunteer Program, we hope that it will
and utilized her professional event planning not be long until we are able to work together
experience as a member of the Butterfly Ball again utilizing our strengths to better assist the
and One World Run committees. individuals that live, learn and grow at Bancroft.
13Family Executive Council
The Bancroft Family Executive Council (FEC) is a group of family
members of current or former persons served by the organization who
are grateful for the care their loved ones receive and are committed to
the future and financial sustainability of Bancroft. Effective July 1, 2020,
this integral group was relaunched as the Family Advisory Board (FAB).
The FAB meets twice a year and provides members the opportunity to interact
with other Bancroft families, the Board of Trustees and executive leadership. Meetings provide insider
information on the organization’s programs, services, events and high-level strategic initiatives as well
as access to topical presentations from Bancroft thought-leaders.
Bancroft is incredibly grateful to the following members
for their philanthropic support, advocacy and commitment.
• L aura Kuntz (Chair) & • Dolly & Mitchell Kowal
Ed Mikalauskas • Andrea Lewis
• Raven & Steve Adams • Betsy Menkes
• Darlene & Stuart Altschuler • Doug Menkes
• Laura & Joseph Atkinson • Marianne & Laurence Shulman
Partnering TOGETHER
• The Bennett Family • Paula & Larry Siegel
• Sally & Bob Danley • Dorothy Smith
• Carin & John Foster • Paula & Stuart Solomon
• Randi & Bill Galanty • Janis Sweeney
• Barbara & Abraham Goodgold • Steven Sweeney
• Ann & Doug Hambry • A
nn-Marie Leahey, MD &
• Karen & Jeff Harris David Vaughn, MD
• The Kennedy Family
Members as of November 1, 2020.
Join Bancroft’s Family Advisory Board!
For more information, contact Tess Tebaldi, Senior Director of Development:
CALL EMAIL
856-348-1162 tess.tebaldi@bancroft.org
14Bancroft Event Snapshots
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On Friday, September 13, 2019, Bancroft hosted its
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35th Annual Bancroft Golf Outing at the Union League
National Golf Club in Swainton, NJ, presented by
Eaise Design & Landscaping, Inc.
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108 golfers hit the green to golf FORE the children and
adults served by Bancroft and enjoyed various games
and activities, including a $10,000 putting content,
hole-in-one contest – furnished by Holman Infiniti –
and silent auction. Thanks to the generous support of
the golfers and 46 event sponsors, over $160,000 was
raised for Bancroft’s vital programs and services!
Celebrating TOGETHER
Cocktails & Conversation for a Cause
On Thursday, September 19, 2019, the One World Run Committee
hosted the first-ever Cocktails & Conversation for a Cause, a guest
bartender event at Redz Restaurant in Mount Laurel, NJ.
Attendees enjoyed appetizers, raffles, great
conversation and cocktails served up by guest
bartenders, Devin DiNofa, the Chair of the One
World Run Committee, Justin Deal, Paul Goren,
Mitch Kowal, Pat Meade and Roberto Perez.
All tips benefited the One World Run!
15Over 225 participants joined Bancroft on Saturday, October 12, 2019, for the 2nd
Annual One World Run hosted at the Bancroft Raymond & Joanne Welsh Campus.
Presented by Adler’s Pharmacy, the event included a 5K run and 1-mile family fun walk
along with a special kickoff performance by the Mummers, a photo booth and face painting!
With the generous support of the runners and walkers and 32 sponsors, the One World Run
raised nearly $90,000!
Virtual Butterfly Ball
Due to the pandemic, Bancroft was unable to host
the 2020 Butterfly Ball in-person but that did not stop The virtual event also celebrated
our incredible supporters from rallying behind us to the three honorees:
ensure the success of the event!
ONE WORLD AWARD
On Friday, June 5, 2020, the first-ever virtual Butterfly
Ball was presented by Graham Company and emceed Toni Pergolin
President & CEO, Bancroft
by Marianne Aleardi, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Author, Too Important to Fail:
of SJ Magazine. With a welcome message from the Leadership Lessons for Nonprofits
Judith B. Flicker Residences for Seniors and a special
performance of The Impossible Dream by Alex Siegel, CORPOR ATE
one of Bancroft’s most talented singers, the celebration LE ADERSHIP AWARD
video drew 670 views and raised over $430,000 for the Ravitz Family
Bancroft Emergency Fund! Foundation
Toni was recognized for her 15-year tenure at
Bancroft and celebrated for the release of her book, LEGACY AWARD
Too Important to Fail: Leadership Lessons for Nonprofits. Kenneth L. Ewell
Toni dedicated her award to the incredible staff who Chairman, Bancroft Board of Trustees
work tirelessly and compassionately to support the President & COO, Graham Company
individuals served by Bancroft, even during the most
difficult times.
16The Siegels’ Story
Since 2006, Alex Siegel has been a part of the
Bancroft family. Alex came to Bancroft not
long after Toni Pergolin joined the Bancroft
team. Without Toni, Bancroft would not be
the beacon of hope for families that it is today,
and Alex would not have had such a wonderful
Ensuring future sustainability TOGETHER
place to grow and learn. It didn’t take long
for Paula and Larry Siegel to realize this after
reading Toni Pergolin’s book Too Important to
Fail. The Siegels were alarmed upon learning
that when Toni became Bancroft’s CFO in
2004, Bancroft was facing serious financial
challenges and possibly on the verge of closing.
Paula and Larry know firsthand just how The Legacy Society allows individuals and
essential Bancroft is for their grandson and so families to include Bancroft as beneficiaries of
many others. Bancroft relies on support and their will and financial plans in many different
donations from families and the community to ways, including retirement assets, wills
fuel our mission. The Siegel family knew that and trusts, charitable gift annuities and life
they wanted to make a significant contribution insurance policies.
to support Bancroft in perpetuity, and with the
launch of the Legacy Society, they were able to
do just that.
We are hopeful that, as the
“When we recently learned of the Legacy
endowment grows, Bancroft will
Society, a planned giving campaign established
never again face a financial crisis
to ensure the sustainability of Bancroft’s
that threatens its existence.
existence, we were both relieved and inspired
Every family with a loved one
to make a contribution to the endowment.
under Bancroft’s care knows that
Families, such as ours, rely on Bancroft to
Bancroft is TOO IMPORTANT TO FAIL.
provide our loved ones an enriching quality
of life that enables them to feel valued, – PAU L A A N D L A R R Y S I EG EL
productive, protected and secure long after
we are no longer here to watch over them.”
As one of Bancroft’s most talented performers
and an Andy Williams enthusiast, Alex
performed The Impossible Dream at the end
of the Virtual Butterfly Ball. This song is a
beautiful representation of what Bancroft is
to so many. Bancroft allows those we serve
to “dream their impossible dream,” “fight the
unbeatable foe,” and “run where the brave
dare not go.” Thank you, Paula and Larry Siegel
for your generosity. The legacy you leave
will allow Alex and the individuals served at
Bancroft to “reach the unreachable star!”
17We are grateful to the following individuals who have
designated Bancroft as a beneficiary of their financial plans
or who have left a lasting legacy with their planned gift.
Leaving a lasting legacy TOGETHER
• Ann G. Anderson* •E
llen and Brad Molotsky
• Linda J. Bennett • Dr. Bela Mukhoti*
• Kathryn and Christopher Capritti • Audrey Peyton*
• Sally and Robert Danley • Kathy and Wayne Ross
• Helen Davis* • Virginia D. Rushmore*
• Joan H. Declement* • Mary and Jacob Schaefer*
• Kenneth L. Ewell • Paula and Larry Siegel
• Jacqueline & Leonard Faupel* •P
aula and Mark Solomon
• Judith Harper* • Rita Waranch*
• Justin Israel* •S
usan Weisman &
• Dr. Michael Kahn* Andrew S. Howard
• Walter J. Levy* • Cort Wizorek
• Doug Menkes • Dr. Clarence York*
• Stanley C. Mich* *Deceased
Learn more about leaving a lasting legacy!
Please contact Sue Piergallini, Chief Development Officer:
CALL EMAIL
856-348-1140 susan.piergallini@bancroft.org
18Donor Roll Call
Barbara and The Honorable Steven Sweeney
INDIVIDUALS Jack Tarditi Jerry Truster
Corinne and Scott Welsh
Over $25,000 Irene D. and Peter
Joanne Welsh S. Vosbikian
Anonymous
Leah and Jason Wolf Lorraine and Ron Weiss
Pamela and Mark Adler
Laura and Joseph C. Atkinson
$ 5,000 – $9,999
$ 2,500 – $4,999
Lisa and Kenneth L. Ewell Darlene and
Fueling Bancroft’s mission TOGETHER
Stuart Altschuler Rosalyn and Laurence
Fran and William A. Graham IV S. Belgin
Alysa and Scott Bannett
Dolly and Mitchell Kowal Linda J. Bennett
Nancy and James Biello
Gloria G. and Stephen Susan and Joshua J. Bennett
J. Mayer* Kathleen and
Anthony Carella Michele S. and Martin
Tina and Patrick Meade A. Bieber
Tracy and James Carlino
Toni and John Pergolin Lynne and John Ewell
Sally and Robert L. Danley
Paula and Lawrence Barbara and Abraham
R. Siegel Randi and William Galanty Goodgold
Ellen and Gerard Gendron Alison Bell Keim and
10,000 – $24,999
$
Karen and Jeffrey R. Harris Andrew Keim
Rebecca and Fadi Cherfane Evan and Thomas Heitzman Karen Lindgren and
Lisa C. DiMedio and John C. Margaret W. and William Kyran Hurley
Flamma Jr. B. Hooper Debbie and Gary Koopman
Kevin Eaise Teri and Michael Kennedy Douglas Menkes
Flicker Family Fund Laura Kuntz and Elizabeth Menkes
Anne Forward and Anthony Edmund Mikalauskas Frank N. Messina
D. Schlesinger Ann-Marie Leahey and Dennis J. Morgan
Carin and John O. Foster David Vaughn
Josefina and Michael Nash
Susan and Lawrence Goren Patricia and Robert F. Mate
Sharon and Seymour Reiter
Ann and Douglas Hambry Karen and Michael J. Mitchell
Jordan Rosenblatt
Andrea and Craig Lewis Joe Pesci
Karen T. Schlesinger
Nicole and Adam B. Landau Susan Piergallini and
Gene Ragazzo Dorothy A. Smith
Mary Pat Meyer
Eileen and Brian Propp Gail and Oscar Szigeti III
Jeffrey A. Miller
Carolyn and John Roth
Pnina and Mark Mintz 1,000 – $2,499
$
Lori and Michael Shaffer
Suzanne and Samuel Anonymous
A. Pignatelli Marianne and
Lawrence Shulman Andrea Agnew
Lynda and Stewart Resnick
Paula and Stuart Solomon Ann T. Anthony
Randee and Kenneth Barbara Stern Theresa and David Bahnick
Rubenstein
Janis Sweeney William L. Bamford
19Kelli and Darren L. Blough Kathleen and David A. Maria and
Enrico Bombieri Raymond Sr. Brandon Chornobroff
Susan Bombieri Clair and Dean Rohrer Anne and John F. Conway
Marshella and Calvin L. Cass Nancy Rorke Russell DiNardo
Anne and Craig Chandler Scott Rosenberg Mayva Donnon
Amy Chew MacDougall Barbara Rolnick and Nathan Martha J. Donohoe
J. Blum Martha Joan Donohoe
J. Richard Crout
Emily and Suby Ross Nancy and Joseph Dorr
Nancy and Steve Cucinotta
Kathy and Wayne Ross Troy Eckburg
Amy Dorfmeister
David B. Rubin Lori and Michael Etkin
Suzanne and James P. Dwyer
Nicole and Arthur Saponara Robert Ewell
Peter Ehrenberg
Anne Saueracker Colleen and Edwin Ferren
Jane Femia Baider and Joe Pluck
Gayle and John Scirocco Kathleen and Frederick
Erin and Anthony Foursha
Ann Shakeshaft and Freeman II
Dave Fraytak Michael Tobey Laura Gatlin
Rita Hegmann Angela and Daniel Snyder Margaret Giordano
Donna and J. Michael Icovino Heather Steinmiller Kim Harman
Denise and Jamie Kerth Kathleen and James Strauss Vera Harwell
Lori and Wayne Kobular Susan and Daniel Swett Edward Hazzouri
Ellene and Thomas Kowal Robert Tracy Colleen and Patrick J. Healey
Helen Kowal Paul Verna Margaret and Thomas Heer
Hugh LaMonaca Beatrice M. Vota Lee Heims
Kriste Lindenmeyer and Gale and William Wills
Donald Groff Elaine and Dimitri Jeon
Sharon and Andrew R. Wright III Caroline Keating
Judi London and David S. Smith
Maria Zolezzi and Theresa and Daniel Koszowski
Colleen and David Macalino Carl Bloomfield
Jo-Ann and Thomas Mara Thomas Kowal Jr.
Lisa A. and David M. McCarthy $ 500 – $999 Heather and Mark Kramer
Kaitlin and Kurt Miceli Lisa and Greg Alberts Pamela and Scott Kurtz
Tiffany and Victor Mogell Randi Altmark Katie and Chris Law
Kathleen Murphy Linda Baboulis Mary and Stephen Lewia
Oderah Nwaeze Bonnie and Kevin J. Bailey Kellie and Steven B. Macrae
Caryn and Kenneth Pape Andrea Ball Inger Magnusson
Parents of Larry H. Theodore A. Beringer Peggy and Glenn A. Manochi
Marsha and John Parker Audrie Birnbaum and Jeffrey Markowitz
Scott Breakstone Ronald J. Masciantonio
Manisha and Jatin Patel
Darleen and Christopher Blesi Suzanne and Gregory Mayes
Nancy and William L. Patrick
Cynthia Boyer Gary McLaughlin
Elena Petronio
Leslie and Robert Bradley Kathleen and David Mechanic
Eunice and Richard V. Pryor
Kathryn M. and Christopher Ellen and Brad Molotsky
A. Capritti
20Drucella and Paul Monroe Catherine Brown Beth Kraus
Robin and Joseph O’Malley Elaine and Jay D. Buchanan Andrea and Frank Lawson
Tisha and Taiwo Odubote Lisa and Richard Bungarden Jenny and R. Jeffrey Legath
Ethan Ordog Hayley Burns Linda Mack
Bridget and James Palmer Gina Burton Scott Mackenzie
Lorri Perkins Prucia Buscell and Andrew Megan Mahan
Kristen and Michael Piotrowski C. Sharp Laura and Edward Marhefka
Tara and Andrew Poag Margaret Carson Kathryn M. McCarthy
Mary Jane Prybylski Thomas J. Coan Theresa and Mark T. McCormick
Frank Rauch Melissa and Michael Codianni Linda and Michael Meade
Debbie and Shawn D. Ravitz Edward Cornely Jacalyn and Gary Melchiano
Shirley and Thomas Reilly Rosemary Culbertson Joanne Miles
Claudio Ricciardi Evelyn H. Dart Robert Minion
Donald Robinson Laura Derwin Beth and Paul Mora
Colleen Rowan-Valentino Arleen and Alan DeStefano Sarah J. Moreau
Michael Salerno Joseph DiBella Kathryn K. Myers
Lori and John Sarkisian Marie S. Douglass Meredith and Mayank Patel
Joan W. Schwartz Deborah and Joseph G. Ebling Marti and Frank Pelosi
Carol and Mark Sibley Barbara and Francis Falotico Roberto Perez
David Snyder Ronald J. Fasanello Wendy Pineda
Leslie Lewinter-Suskind and Nancy J. and Dallas C. Felmlee Mallory and Peter Powell
Robert Suskind Lisa R. Fitton Gary Price
Kathryn Szigeti Elizabeth Fuzy Dennis Pushkin
Tess and Matt Tebaldi Aida Gabuzda Karen Reiss
Susan Weisman and Andrew Nina Geier Laura and Thomas Roberto
S. Howard Regina Green Liz and George Robostello
James Wellons Joseph Guzzardo Kenneth Rosen
Jason Joseph Willoughby Michelle Habingreither Denise and Arthur Rubenstein
Belinda and Gerry Wilson Nancy and Edmund Hardy Harvey Shaps
Merrie Winston Roberta and Bradlaugh Uzma and Iftikhar H. Shirazi
Mike Zayschly Higginbottom
Brian Silikovitz
Anne and Andre Zazzera Steven F. Hitzel
Maureen Sokolowski
Judith and Howard Zucker John Hughes
Frank Spinelli
Kathy and Robert Hunt
$ 250 – $499 Elizabeth Stankevich
Katherine Hurlock
Anonymous Lisa Levin-Stegall and
Sally and Anthony P. Jannetta Scott Stegall
Raven and Steven Adams Jerome Kahn Teresa and Robert C. Stoeckle
Jaime Alexander Denise Kassekert Pamela Sultan
Christina and James Axelrod James J. Kirlin Carolyn Tassini
Timothy Battista
21Joseph Tredinnick James H. Bonner Brittany and Devin DiNofa
Judy and John A. Van Doren Larry and Nancy Bradley Robert C. Dohrenwend
Suzanne and Mark Viggiano Bonnie and Edward Brady Theresa Dolan
Donna and Pat Warrick Lynne Brosch Colleen Donofrio
Richard H. Weening Mary Burczyk Crystal Doolin
Janet and Scott Werfel Monika Burczyk Clare Douress
Lillian and John Wilkins Marijke and Peter Businger Sarah Dubin
Jane K. Windle John Calabro CJ Dunton
Elizabeth and Frederick Wright Mary Ellen and Martin Capodice Elizabeth and Francis
Claudia Capritti A. DuVernois
100 – $249
$
Dianne Carchesio Julia and Kenneth Ewell
Anonymous (2) Sandy Carlstrom Jim Ewell
William Adelson Mary Ellen Caro Mary Fagnani
Donna and Robert F. Agel Nancy B. and Edward S. Carr Jane and Robert H. Farley Jr.
Lauren Akruk Peter Cartwright John Farrell
Christina Alcorn Telma and Victor Carvalho Deborah A. and Robert G. Faust
Salvatore Alfieri Judy and David Casey Helen and William E. Fay III
Brie Allan Bridget and Christopher Cella Ruth A. and John C. Feggeler
Gina and Charlie Allan Jun Chang Warren Feldman
Joann and Jerry Amiano Linda and George M. Chant Alexandra and Robert B.
Noa and Dan Aronovits Finley Jr.
Ethel and Edward W. Chapin
Mark F. Aseltine Dennis Flanagan
Daryl Chertcoff
Douglas Auld Susan E. Fleming
Tanya Chester
Joyce F. Baker Jessica and Russell Forman
Richele and Richard Clark
Raymond Bales Lois Forman
Mary Anne and John A. Connolly
Kathleen Bampfield Alan Fox
Jacqueline K. Conover
Nancy Baranski Constance Fox
John C. Cornely Jr.
Jonathan Barber Julie Fox and Matthew Winokur
Thomas Cornely
Michele and James Barth Suzanne and Gary Freed
Robert R. Costa
Richelle Baughn Thomas Fucili
Karen and Anthony D’Ambrosio
Michael Belko Diane M. and John R. Fye
Cynthia Deal
Donna Belton Marie and Antonino Galastro
Gina and Justin Deal
Rachelle and Douglas Mary R. Gallo
Renee and Ralph Deal
S. Berkman Edward Gazze
Nancy and E. John Decker
Adam Berr Elizabeth Giordano
Stephanie and Hector DeJesus
Sashin Bhuta Denise Giorgianni
Stephen Dermer
Lisa and Roland Bianchi Ehren and Scott Goren
Toni DiCarlo
Paula and Martin Bier Lindsey Gorka
Peter A. DiMarcello Jr.
Pamela and Arthur Bledsoe Laurie Gottlieb
Michael DiMattia
22Anthony Graham Meg Kranzley Howard Moretsky
Annette Granato Veronica Kreter Yasmir Moronta
Mariann Granrath Thomas Kuhn Dana Jean Morris
Andrew Graw Sylvia R. Kuntz Timothy P. Morris
Beth Greer Kaaren Kurtzman Carol Murphy
Daniel Griffin Tara and Erik Lange Lee Neves
Dean Grisoff Hava Laor Stephanie News
Phyllis Grossman Marianne and Louis Larca George Niemann
Nancy Grossweiler Lorie LeMontang Joanne and Joseph Notare
Joanne Guglielmo Michael Leonetti Christopher O. Ocampo
Nancy Gunderson Michelle Liberatore Linda Odenath
Donna Hamlin Marc Lippert Patricia Olivio
Candice Hammond Barbara and Matthew Lockbaum Christine Osvald-Mruz
Christine Harris Kathy MacKinnon Richard Owens
Thomas J. Hayevy Laura Magnus Juan Paez
Linda Haymes-Elliott John Mandle Evelyn and Rabbi Herbert Panitch
Barbara and Tim Heim Margaret Mannix Dolores M. Park
Eric Hoheisel James Mansfield Patrick S. Pasquariello III
Jeffrey Holman Dwight Martin Nancy Paul
Susan Holzman Marjorie Martin Joy and Bernard Pekala
Robin Hoy Betty and Bob Maul Ellen and Alfred J. Pierce III
Beau Huch Mary Catherine and Joseph Ted Piker
Shellie and Christopher Hughes P. McCauley Henry Poole
Karen and Patrick Ingenito Patricia McConney Linda L. and Alcide R. Postorivo
Lynn Jablonski Melanie and Darrin McGackin Sylvia and Norbert Psuty
Nannie Marie James Anna McGuire Bradley Pulliam
Peggy and Terry Jerden Dana McLaughlin Phyllis Range
Bruce Johnson Thomas McLaughlin Frances and Jeffry Raynes
Patricia Johnson Mary and Steven McLeish Atta Rehman
Deborah Johnson-Lanholm Melanie Meade Kathryn Ritter
and Wayne Lanholm Theresa J. Melvin Mark Robertson
Taryn Johnston Eleanor G. Meyer Christa and Andre Rodums
Onlei and Kurt Jung Glenn Mielke Reiko Rotzell
Laura Kahn and Mark Czyz Renée Milbrad Lorraine Rowe
Ellen and Mark B. Kaplan Felicia C. and Gerald J. Miller Zheming Ruan
John Kilgarriff Vince Minetti John Ryan
Greta Kindermann Debra Montella Maureen Sacchetti
Barbara and William Knoth Matilde Morales-Torres and Audrey F. and Jeffrey M. Safirstein
Anneliese and Hans Knur Martin Lazaro-Jimenez
Michele and Thomas Salvino
23Donna and Mario Sartori Oscar Szigeti Jr. The Arc of New Jersey
William R. Sasso Dana Szymanski Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Jeffrey Saunders Douglass A. Taylor The Bancroft School at
Donna Schannel Kathryn Tenkate Voorhees Pediatric Facility
Student Council
Contessa Schexnayder William Thompson
Bank of America
Samantha Schultz Cara Tomasco Charitable Foundation
Theresa Schwegel Teresa R. Truby The Bannett Group, LTD.
Judith B. and William T. Scott Jr. Laura Vaughn Bayada Home Health Care
Robert Sena Maureen Washart-Krihwan Bowman & Company
Linda and Judd A. Serotta Barry Weichman Bristol-Myers
Peter Shallow Lisa Weinstein Squibb Foundation
Iris and Floyd Shapiro Leigh T. Welsh Brown & Connery, LLP
Rita and Edward Sheehan Linda M. and Bernard M. Burlington County Professional
Wennemer Firefighters Association
Marie Sheridan
Nina and Jonathan White Chamber of Commerce
Bruce Shoulson
Southern New Jersey
Michael L. Silberstein Denise L. and Michael J. Wigdor
Charity Changer, LLC
Freeholder Heather Simmons Jennifer and Dan Williams
Chelsea Wealth Management
Abbie Slaman Bradley S. Williams
Cigna Health & Life
Kenneth Slutsky Harry Wills
Columbia Bank Foundation
Dawn Smith Christine and Robert Winn
Comcast | NBC Universal
Carol Smith Ashley Woolsey
Community Foundation of
Susan H. Smith Alan Wovsaniker
New Jersey
Nancy and Cletus Snavely Robert Zampella
Community Foundation of
Lisa Sonderby Robert M. Zimmerman South Jersey – South Jersey
Susan L. and Thomas V. Zug Jr. COVID-19 Response Fund
Linda and John Spevacek
Comtec Systems, Inc.
Michael A. Spinelli
Conner Strong & Buckelew
Mariana and Mugur Stancu
Mark P. Steinberg CORPORATIONS Contemporary Staffing Solutions
Cordasco Financial Network, LLC
Ashley Steinhart & FOUNDATIONS
Corporate Synergies Group, Inc.
Jason Steinhorn
ACT for Life Services /Ron Weiss
John Stolz
Adinolfi, Lieberman, Molotsky, Cozen O’Connor
Gary Stoppelman Burick, Roberto & Falkenstein, PA Credit Union of New Jersey
Todd Story Adler’s Pharmacy LTC David B. Rubin, PC
Margaret Strong AEGIS Property Group Delta Connects, Inc.
Helene and James Sumerson AllRisk Property Damage Experts Delta Dental of New Jersey, Inc.
Carolyn and John Sumiel AmazonSmile Dewberry Engineers, Inc.
Nancy and Dan Swanson Anchor Title Agency, LLC Dietz & Watson, Inc.
Ruth S. and Michael L. Sweet Anderson Center for Autism Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation
Carolyn and Brian Swett APM-Rentokil Dominion Foundation
24DoubleTree Suites by Hilton – Independent Alarm Nova Services Group
Mt. Laurel Infinity Title Agency NRG Energy
Dunkin Donuts – Mt. Laurel Inspira Medical Center NuMotion Foundation
Dunleavy and Associates Jackson Development Co., LLC NuStar Energy
Dur-A-Flex, Inc. Jason’s Dreams for Kids, Inc. Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell
Dynatec Systems, Inc. JerseyGif & Hippel LLP
Eaise Design & Landscaping, Inc. Jewish Temple Association OceanFirst Foundation
Eckert Seamans Cherin & Johnson & Johnson Matching Orloff, Lowenbach, Stifelman &
Mellott, LLC Gifts Program Siegel, P.A.
The Eisen Charitable Foundation Knights of Columbus: Otterstedt Insurance Agency, Inc.
Elite Auto Service, Inc. New Jersey State Council P. Agnes, Inc.
Emerson Personnel Group, Inc. KRA Insurance Agency, Inc. Parkway Auto Body of Nutley
Enterprise Holdings Laird Norton Trust Company Parx Casino
Family Service Association of The Lebensfeld Foundation Peirce College
Bucks County Lentzcaping Pepsi Cola & National Brand
FCG Advisors The Lewis M. Gabbe Beverages Ltd.
The Flynn Company Foundation, Inc. Permit Capital Advisors, LLC
Fulton Bank Lockheed Martin Philadelphia Foundation
Geico Macy’s, Inc. The PHL COVID-19 Fund
General Chemical and Supply/ M&T Bank and The M&T Pivot Onsite Innovations
Dave’s Cleaning Service Charitable Foundation Pope John XXIII Regional High
General Floor Industries Inc. McAllister Energy School Inc.
General Recreation, Inc. The McCann-Healey Post & Schell, PC
Gerry Lenfest Legacy Fund of Funeral Home Proforma Dynamic Resources
the Philadelphia Foundation McKee Risk Management The Protocall Group
GLK Services, LLC McLaughlin Stauffer & Prudential CARES Matching
Glo-Tone Effect Foundation, Inc. Shaklee, PC Gifts Program
Graham Company Med-Metrix PwC
Grant Thornton LLP Medford Bagel Shop Queen’s Carriage
Greenblatt, Pierce, Funt & Mindas & Morris, LLC Radwell International, Inc.
Flores LLC MJ Kidz LLC Ravitz Family Foundation
Greenlane Contractors Narrative Media RBC Wealth Management – NJ
The Haverford Trust Company National Employee RDL Construction LLC
Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc. Management Resources, LLC
Resnick Family Foundation, Inc.
HFM Investment Advisors LLC Needleman Management
Company & Needleman Roadrunner Sports
Hinkle, Prior & Fischer, P.C. Family Foundation Robindale Consulting LLC
Holman Enterprises New Jersey Pandemic Rotary of Mount Laurel, Inc.
Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield Relief Fund
RSM US LLP
of New Jersey NJ Council on
RunSignUp
Howell Democratic Club Developmental Disabilities
Safeguard Business Systems
Hyland Levin Shapiro LLP NJM Insurance Group
25Salerno & Son Voorhees Pediatric Facility Burlington Country Club
SCIW Fence Products Waste Management, Inc. Cafe Aldo Lamberti
Select Medical Corporation Weisman Children’s Kathleen and Anthony Carella
SJ Magazine Rehabilitation Hospital Tracy and Jim Carlino
SJ Waterproofing Wells Fargo Central Park Bagel
South Jersey Federal Whitesell Construction Co., Inc. Anne and Craig Chandler
Credit Union Whitney H. Roddy, Inc. Caden Chandler
South Jersey Magazine Wicks Chapin, Inc. Melissa Chalme
Starbucks – Mt. Laurel Willingboro Charitable Cherry Valley Country Club
Stevens & Lee Officers Organization
Patricia and Brett Chornobroff
Stewart, A Xerox Company Withington Foundation Inc.
Cooper Health System
Stradley Ronon Stevens & Wolf Commercial Real Estate &
WCRE Foundation Cornely Driving School
Young, LLP
YourCause, LLC Trustee for Crooked Dog Designs
Subaru of America and Subaru
of America Foundation TD Ameritrade Cucina Carina
Suburban Disposal, Inc. Dave & Buster’s Philadelphia
Sun Life Financial Deana DelRossi
Surety Charitable Foundation GIFTS-IN-KIND Delta Dental of New Jersey
Foundation, Inc.
Sysco Food Services 1812 Productions
of Philadelphia Denim BYOB
AAA South Jersey
T & S Brass and Bronze Diamond Building Services
Works, Inc. The Academy of Natural
Jacquelyn Dickinson
Sciences of Drexel University
Timothy Rice Estate and Peter DiMarcello
Elder Law Andrea Agnew
Maureen and Brian Dixon
TNT Rental Hala Al-Shawaf
DoubleTree Suites by Hilton –
Township of Mt. Laurel Amy’s Omelette House
Mt. Laurel
Tozour Energy Systems Jamie Amorosi
Dunkin Donuts - Mt. Laurel
Transitional Work Solutions, LLC Arden Theatre Company
Dur-A-Flex, Inc.
Tri-State Fire Protection Autism New Jersey
Early Girl Quilt Company
Trinity Worldwide Technologies The Avenado Family
Eastern State Penitentiary
U-Lock-It Of Pocono Bahama Breeze
Edge Dance Center
UBS Financial Services Jane Femia Baider and Joe Pluck
The Eidex Family
Underwriting Barone’s Tuscan Grill
Entercom Communications
Management Experts Barre3 Rittenhouse
Escape Room Challenge, LLC
United Way of Gloucester County Barbara and Sheldon Berkman
EV Nails and Spa
United Way of Greater Bernard’s Salon & Spa
Exit Zero
Philadelphia & SNJ
The Big Event
Five Below, Inc.
US Home – We Care
Kelli and Darren Blough
Foundation, Inc. Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse
Bradford Portraits & Wine Bar
Verizon Foundation –
Matching Gifts Program Branzino Italian Ristorante Float SNJ
Virtua Health Brotherton Brewery Folkman Law Offices, PC
26Foodwerx Gloria and Stephen J. Mayer* Philadelphia String
Mary Forness Michele and Chris McDonald Band Association
The Funplex Tina and Patrick Meade Michael Pierce
Steven Gordon Medford Bagel Shop Sue Piergallini and
Gene Ragazzo
Grand Lux Cafe Medford Village Country Club
Pinsetters Bar & Bowl
Beth Greer Laura Kuntz and Ed Mikalauskas
Plow & Hearth
Pat Haines Bobbi Jo Miller
Pocono Raceway
Hagley Museum & Library Karen Miller – Fox Roach
Positively Sassy LLC
Ann and Doug Hambry Diana Mora
Pumpkin BYOB
Hand & Stone Massage – Marlton Morey’s Pier
The Pyramid Club
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Mothers of Civil Air Patrol
The Quilted Nest
Susan and Larry Horwitz Muslim Federation of
South Jersey Ramblewood Country Club
IKEA Distribution Services
North America Kathryn K. Myers Karen Ready
Il Villaggio Nadine Janet Salon Redstone American Grill
In The Kitchen Cooking School National Museum of American Carole Reeves
Interstate Outdoor Advertising Jewish History Rivers Casino
Japanese Cultural Center Jim Nesbitt Clair and Dean Rohrer
Jay Roberts Jewelers New Leaf Tea Room Kathy and Wayne Ross
JerseyGif New York Jets Maureen Sacchetti
Jersey Mike’s Subs – NJ Medical Student Coalition The Salt Suite
Point Pleasant Joanne and Joe Notare Seasons 52
JG Kronenberger Fine Jewelry NovaCare Mt. Laurel Sephora
Bruce Johnson Open Bible Methodist Church William Sheppard
Teri and Michael Kennedy Terri Oppenheimer Short Hills Deli
King’s Palace Chinese Restaurant Orvis Heather Simmons
Dolly and Mitchell Kowal Ownable Six Flags Great Adventure,
Ellene and Thomas Kowal Panera Bread/American Hurricane Harbor and
Bread Co. Wild Safari
Laurel Lanes
Bob Pantaliano – CFO 360 SJ Magazine
Katie and Chris Law
Paper Source Smart Bodies Personal Training
Kathy Lewis Center
Linwood Country Club Passariello’s Pizzeria &
Italian Kitchen Janet P. Smith
Little Fish BYOB Susan Smythe
Peloton JSS Tribe
Little Mill Country Club Sod Services by Paul Nardi +
Penn Oaks Country Club
The Logan Hotel Son - LLC
Philadelphia Distilling
Lou & Ann’s Deli South Jersey Magazine
Philadelphia Eagles Pro Shop
Ludovico’s of Haddonfield Speed Raceway
Philadelphia Fashion Incubator
Colleen and David Macalino Spice Salon
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Maggiano’s Little Italy Staples
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