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2018 Agency Board of DirectorsEllen Feldman, President Dave Sebastianelli, 1st Vice President Kim Parker, 2nd Vice President Nicki French, Secretary Barbara Schindler, Treasurer Robert Salankiewicz, Assistant Treasurer

Margaret Collins Pamela Stewart FahsDennis MirabitoGail RattingerGary ShayJohn Stevens

Lisa DolphinMichelle KaredesDorollo NixonJim SavageKathy SheehanWilliam Whitaker

2018 Foundation Board of DirectorsJeffrey Lake, ChairpersonDenis Wickham, Vice ChairpersonSandra Michael, Ph.D., SecretaryEdgar Parsons III, Treasurer

Beverly DocteurDouglas JohnsonEllen Feldman

Michael FosburyDennis Mirabito

2018 Executive Management TeamAmy Howard, Chief Executive OfficerLisa Whitney, Chief Operating OfficerAnn Yeager, Chief Financial Officer Jamie Striley, Chief Human Resources OfficerLaura Thompson, VP ProgramsEric Moore, VP of CWS Preston Evans, VP Development and Donor Relations

annual report1 A Message from the Leadership at ACHIEVE

2 Awards & Accolades

3 Corporate Sponsors

3 Success Story

4 Success Story

5 Success Story

6 Overview, Family Support Services Family Empowerment Program

Community Habilitation Program Community Behavior Supports Program Recreation Program In-Home Respite Children’s Summer Program Services Guardianship Program Party Night

8 Overview, Residential & Day Habilitation

9 Overview, Vocational Services

10 Individual Donor Recognition

12 Foundations, Corporations, and Organizations Donor Recognition

13 Financials

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Greetings Friends,

What an exciting and busy year 2018 was for ACHIEVE! We were elated to open our new, multi-generational adult social program, On the Pond ~ At Cutler, a unique program that allows adults of all ages to socialize and participate in a variety of activities of their choosing, enabling individuals to build knowledge, confidence and relationships through education, recreation and volunteerism. We were also honored to be reaccredited by the Council on Quality Leadership as a result of the ongoing high quality work our staff provide daily to promote person-centered planning and achieving positive outcomes. This prestigious 3 year accreditation ranks ACHIEVE among the premier provider of services in our region, and we are thankful and appreciative of the work that was done to help us maintain this recognition.

In addition, our leadership team and members of the Agency Board of Directors came together to develop a three year strategic plan for the agency. Two primary goals were identified with 11 underlying strategies, the first centering on creating opportunities that meet the identified needs of individuals with intellectual, developmental and other disabilities, their families, and the community at large, allowing us to continue emphasizing that we’re here to serve first. The second goal focuses on improved employee engagement and retention, ensuring that we have well-trained employees in place engaged in helping us maintain our standard of high quality services. The strategic plan provides our team with a laser focus on paths to meet the ever-changing needs of individuals served through staffing as well as program development and enhancement.

As we continue to work in partnership with NYS OPWDD on their Transformation Agenda, one particular challenge that we’re facing head-on involves linkage of the individuals we serve in our vocational and employment services to the business community through competitive employment experiences. We continue to dialogue with local business partners to assess workforce needs with the intent to offer vocational training and on site job supports to fill vacant positions.

Finally, we were proud to continue advocating as part of the statewide #bFair2DirectCare campaign, calling on New York State elected officials to include funding in the budget to pay our direct service workers a livable wage and address employee retention issues. We were fortunate to see this funding included in the budget and have our voices heard collectively, and will continue championing on our DSPs behalf!

As 2018 came to a close, ACHIEVE was honored and privileged to support more than 2,200 individuals in Broome, Chenango and Tioga Counties with a wide array of services that assist them in defining and attaining a fulfilling life. So much of this is because of the amazing outpouring of community support that our organization receives in so many forms, and we cannot begin to thank our partners on behalf of those that we serve.

As always, we thank you for your continued support and wish you an enjoyable summer.

Warm regards,

A Message From Leadership

Ellen FeldmanPresident, Board of Directors

Amy HowardChief Executive Officer

annual report1 A Message from the Leadership at ACHIEVE

2 Awards & Accolades


3 Success Story

4 Success Story

5 Success Story

6 Overview, Family Support Services Family Empowerment Program

Community Habilitation Program Community Behavior Supports Program Recreation Program In-Home Respite Children’s Summer Program Services Guardianship Program Party Night

8 Overview, Residential & Day Habilitation

9 Overview, Vocational Services

10 Individual Donor Recognition

12 Foundations, Corporations, and Organizations Donor Recognition

13 Financials

2 AC H I E V E f i n d yo u r s e l f h e r e

2018 Awards & Accolades• NYSARC Trust Services: Awarded two grants to provide

support of ACHIEVE’s Children’s Respite & Summer Program and ACHIEVE’s Guardianship Program.

• Kent & Barbara Turner Donor Advised Foundation: Provided a gift to the ACHIEVE Foundation.

• Lalor Charitable Youth Foundation/Fidelity Charitable Grant: The Lalor Charitable Youth Foundation provided a $10,000 gift in honor of Tung Kim.

• City of Binghamton Community Development Block Grant: The City of Binghamton provided annual support of ACHIEVE’s Children’s Summer Program.

• Town of Union Community Development Block Grant: The Town of Union provided annual support of ACHIEVE’s Children’s Summer Program.

• The Lee & Yum Foundation: Provided a gift of $10,000 to support the Adult Social Program renovations.

• ACHIEVE Foundation Board of Directors supported the Adult Social Program project through a lead gift award.

• Miller S. and Adelaide S. Gaffney Foundation provided a grant to help with the Broome Day Habilitation project.

• Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc: Through the Wells Fargo Philanthropy Fund, RCF awarded a gift in honor of James Maume.

In October 2018, ACHIEVE participants Nina Petrie and Michael Kildare were presented with letters of recognition as two of the 57 statewide 2018 Joslin Outstanding Performers recognized through NYSID’s annual people-centered awards program. Nina has been a valuable team member at Conduent, and Michael has been a devoted employee at Bates Troy.

2018 ACHIEVE Award WinnersDay Habilitation Program

Participant of the YearJoseph Gould

cws Employment Center Program Participant of the Year

Courtney Ryan

Supported Employment Program Participant of the Year

Claudia Brown

Vocational Services Participant of the Year

Kristen Lombardi

Residential Services Program Participant of the Year

Edwin Tripp

Employee Team of the Year: Nursing

Emily Goodwin, RNMichelle Carmody, RN

Tammie Kwiatkowski, LPNNicole Lown, LPN

Beatrice Barrett, RNMichelle Jorgensen, RN

Shari Gaynor, LPNRoberta Vendetti, RN

Alison Reap, LPNKatrina MacFadden, RN

Amber Davis, RN

Supported Work Employer of the Year

United Methodist Homes Elizabeth Church Manor

Company of the YearBeWell Health

Community Service AwardBob Salankiewicz

Family Support Services Program Participant of the Year

Logan Cunningham

Medicaid Service Coordination Program Participant of the Year

Doreen Price

ACHIEVE Star Performer

Elliott Campbell

ACHIEVE Star PerformerGuy Newman

ACHIEVE Star Performer

Shirley Shea


On Election Day, two of ACHIEVE’s individuals, Joe and Gwyn, exercised their right to vote. Joe was transported to the voting poll station by his support staff and used his TobiDynavox Eye Gaze Speech Generated device to indicate his vote. The software program, Communicator 5, enables the programmer to create different category pages such as a page for voting. Joe looks at a button for one second, that button is activated, and then the typed information is spoken. After 30+ years of being non-verbal, he finally has a voice and was excited to use it.Gwyn Zimmerman, another individual from ACHIEVE, also had the opportunity to exercise her right to vote on Election Day. Gwyn headed to the polls to cast her vote with assistance from her staff. She is passionate about exercising her right to vote and stated that it’s important “so we can get the services that we need”.

Great job, Joe and Gwyn!

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Joe Gould & Gwyn ZimmermanAn ACHIEVE Success Story



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Lance VanAlstineAn ACHIEVE Success Story

Lance VanAlstine began working at Valley View Nursing Home in May 2018. Lance holds the position of Receptionist and has done exceedingly well.

Lance has always held a strong desire to reside independently and obtain competitive employment within the local Norwich community. In 2015 Lance moved from family care into his own apartment. In September 2016, Lance was asked to train in our Plant 1 reception area to fill-in when our regular receptionist took breaks/lunch/vacation. Lance did exceptionally well with this opportunity, embracing the new responsibilities given to him, which included more independence, learning new job tasks, as well as following a specific dress-code. Lance surpassed our hopes in this position and in the latter part of 2017 was given added responsibilities at our dental clinic, scheduling/confirming appointments, typing up billing and answering incoming phone calls.

Lance decided to utilize Supported Employment Services, specifically ETP (Employment Training Program), via ACHIEVE at the beginning of 2017, while continuing to work at CWS. While enrolled in ACHIEVE’S ETP services, Lance initially began the “Discovery” process with his assigned Job Coach, followed by spending one-on-one time with his Job Coach in the community

and at home, completing career and interest assessments. Lance excelled in the Discovery process, displaying enthusiasm, determination, and never missing appointments - so it was time to find Lance a job. With the assistance of his Job Coach, Lance was able to develop a resume, participate in mock application completion/interviews and explore assorted job opportunities.

In April, Lance’s Job Coach was able to secure an interview with Valley View Nursing Home for a part-time receptionist. Shortly following the interview, the HR department contacted his Job Coach to offer Lance the position directly. Specifically, Valley View decided to forego ETP’s paid internship program and hire him on their payroll directly. Lance was ecstatic and quickly agreed to work for them. Although Lance has only held the position a few months, he’s exhibited exemplary service at his job. Valley View is very pleased with Lance’s work ethics and attitude and often will ask him if he can work additional unscheduled hours.

Lance has demonstrated extraordinary motivation and drive to succeed in living independently and working competitively in a job he is happy performing. His determination toward these goals has proven to be a real asset in making his dreams a reality.

Lauren Farwell has proven that with hard work and persistence, anything is possible.

Lauren suffered an Anoxic Brain Injury five years ago, and has since had to re-learn many basic skills and functions. Lauren had previously received a degree in culinary arts prior to her injury, and expressed to her job coach at their first meeting that she would really like to pursue a career in culinary again. After only two appointments with her job coach, Lauren was called in for an interview, and then hired by Tioga Downs to work in the buffet as a prep cook. Lauren has now been there since April of this year. She works sixteen hours a week, and makes more than

minimum wage. Keenan Brown, The executive chef, has been very understanding and continues to help her move forward with her career goals of working the hot food line, and becoming a line cook. He also loves that Lauren addresses him as “The Big Boss Applesauce.”

The kitchen manager, Ed, has also been very understanding. Ed has assisted Lauren with many of her tasks in the kitchen. Lauren spends her shifts preparing various foods; cutting up fruits and vegetables, prepping shrimp, and making a wide variety of desserts. Lauren also occasionally works the salad bar, where she maintains the pans of food and assists customers with their needs.

Lauren is a diligent worker and is working hard to move up to the position of line cook. She interacts with several kitchen staff and customers. Since beginning her employment with Tioga Downs, Lauren is happy to be working within the kitchen again and also to be making new friends with the people that she works with.

Lauren’s experience shows how ACHIEVE strives to bring out the best in the individuals that we serve, and also to assist them with continuing to maintain successful and meaningful employment.

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Lauren FarwellAn ACHIEVE Success Story



Family Support ServicesFamily Empowerment ProgramThe Family Empowerment Program provides financial reimbursement for short-term respite services to families enrolled in the program. Families are empowered by the ability to choose their own provider, including family members provided they do not reside in the same household, and schedule them whenever there is a need or desire for respite. An annual allotment of respite hours is provided each year, with a set reimbursement rate established by ACHIEVE.

n 167 families served in 2016n 179 families served in 2017n 161 families served in 2018

Community Habilitation ProgramCommunity Habilitation is a Medicaid waiver service that assists individuals who either live at home with a loved one or independently in the community to maintain or develop the highest level of independence possible for them. Individuals work on goals to build independent living skills in the following areas: personal hygiene, self-care (eating, grooming, etc.), general household chores, mobility training, personal health care, financial management, appropriate social skills, and life safety. Weekly schedules are established by the individual and ACHIEVE staff.

In addition, ACHIEVE also offers Community Habilitation with a Self-Directed option. Selecting a Self-Directed option allows the individual and his/her family to select their own provider with the option to choose someone who is currently involved in their life.

n 80 individuals served in 2016n 87 individuals served in 2017n 102 Individuals served in 2018

Community Behavior Supports ProgramThe Community Behavior Supports Program provides ongoing behavioral supports to individuals who live in the community and receive services through the Community Habilitation and Waiver Respite Programs. The Behavioral Specialist works with families on Behavioral Support planning, provides therapeutic support, education, and crisis management guidance.

n 5 individuals served in 2016n 11 individuals served in 2017n 8 individuals served in 2018

Recreation ProgramThe Recreation Program provides organized and structured, community-based recreational activities and social opportunities for adults and teens living at home with their families while, at the same time, providing a brief period of respite to family members. These programs are available on Friday evenings and Saturdays at both the Cutler Pond Road facility in Binghamton as well as on Friday evenings at ACHIEVE’s Tioga facility in Owego.


In-Home Respite ProgramThe In-Home Respite Program offers families a brief respite by providing a care provider who is identified and provided by ACHIEVE. The care provider spends a predetermined number of hours with the individual and engages in activities in or out of the home. Respite is short-term, temporary care of family members with a disability, to provide families with some relief from the demands of routine care.



Children’s Summer Program ServicesSummer Program offers school aged children with developmental and other disabilities curriculum crucial to maintaining the learning they gained through the school year in a fun and challenging way. Clubs, including cooking, media, drama, science, and more, are offered. These clubs are designed to be fun and secretively educational. Students attending summer program also increase social skills, build confidence, increase independence skills, while being supported by a team of caring, compassionate counselors. A unique work study program is also offered to participants ages 14 – 21. This allows them to work for one hour a day, building vocational skills and earning a paycheck, and then they participate in normal program activities for the rest of their day.

n 2016 – 108 students attended ACHIEVE Children’s Summer Programn 2017 – 104 students attended ACHIEVE Children’s Summer Programn 2018 – 108 students attended ACHIEVE Children’s Summer Program

Guardianship ProgramThe Guardianship program serves as corporate guardian for individuals who do not have family members that are able to do so and need support with decision making. The program ensures that programmatic, medical, social and other needs are cared for just like a parent would. Through our parent agency, The Arc New York, Achieve may serve as Primary, Stand-by or Alternate Stand-by guardian for individuals. The Guardianship Program also provides information, referrals and technical assistance to individuals and parents on guardianship, supported decision making and other alternatives.

2016 ACHIEVE served as primary guardian for 15 individuals ACHIEVE served as stand-by guardian for 2 individuals ACHIEVE served as alternate stand-by guardian for 2 individuals2017 ACHIEVE served as primary guardian for 16 individuals ACHIEVE served as stand-by guardian for 4 individuals ACHIEVE served as alternate stand-by guardian for 2 individuals2018 ACHIEVE served as primary guardian for 16 individuals ACHIEVE served as stand-by guardian for 4 individuals ACHIEVE served as alternate stand-by guardian for 2 individuals

Party NightACHIEVE’s Party Night is an opportunity for adults with intellectual and other developmental disabilities to socialize with their peers. At least eight events are planned each year to give the individuals a chance to get together and have some fun.



Residential Services / Day Habilitation ServicesResidential Services ACHIEVE’s Residential Services Division offers three levels of support for individuals with intellectual and other developmental disabilities, whether in one of our 19 residential houses, or in supportive apartments within our communities.

Supervised Residences are supported 24 hours per day by caring staff that assist individuals with learning and growing residential skills, and accessing recreational, social and work opportunities in the community. Supervised Apartments is a unique program offering individuals an opportunity to live semi-independently in their own apartment within a larger complex. Staff is available 24 hours per day if needed. In Supportive Apartments, residents live in their own apartment in their community, with regular visits from staff, 2-3 times a week, allowing them maximum independence and integration.


Day Habilitation ServicesThe Day Habilitation Program provides a comprehensive spectrum of intensive rehabilitative and support services to assist individuals with moderate-to-severe levels of disability with developing and maintaining skills for community integration. Services include teaching activities for daily living, cognitive skill development, recreation, communication development, socialization opportunities, volunteer activities, speech education services, and comprehensive nursing services. Services are individualized and assist in developing, enhancing, and maintaining skills used while living, working or socializing in the community.

On the Pond ~ At Cutler, a unique multi-generational social program, opened its doors for services in October of 2018. Through volunteerism, recreation and education, individuals build knowledge, confidence and independence skills. Partnering with local businesses and organizations offers opportunities for individuals to broaden their experiences and facilitates integration in our community. Participants in On the Pond ~ At Cutler are given a wide array of activities to choose from, giving them ownership of their days and a real sense of independence.


Vocational & Employment ServicesPre-Vocational ServicesACHIEVE pre-vocational services are intended to explore people’s interests and the world of work, help them discover their capabilities, develop work-readiness skills, and merge these areas in a manner that will move the person forward in their employment endeavors. ACHIEVE offers Community-Based and Site-Based Prevocational Services. These services are exploratory in nature and are designed to teach a variety of skills necessary to be successful in an employment environment.


Supported EmploymentThe Supported Employment Program provides employment supports for individuals looking for community employment and for those already employed at local businesses. Services include assistance with finding and maintaining employment in the community, guidance with the application and interview process, travel training, on-site job support and coaching, as well as on-going support to the individual and business partner. The Supported Employment Program is certified and fiscally supported by ACCES-VR and OPWDD.



Pathway to EmploymentPathway to Employment is a twelve month pre-employment service implemented by OPWDD, designed for individuals who have an interest in becoming employed in the future and who are enrolled in the Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) waiver. Pathway to Employment provides comprehensive career and vocational exploration through a process of discovery encompassing community-based vocational explorations, small group work-readiness training and various soft skill building activities. Once an individual has completed the Pathway to Employment program, they will have a well-developed plan for achieving a person-centered vocational outcome.

n 38 individuals served in 2016n 50 individuals served in 2017n 47 individuals serviced in 2018

CWSCWS Packaging, a subsidiary of ACHIEVE, serves as the core facility-based vocational program. CWS provides a variety of training and job opportunities through subcontracts with business and industry. The program is certified by the New York State Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD), State and County Social Services Departments, and the United States Department of Labor. The discontinuation of contract manufacturing in Broome-Tioga Counties in the fall 2017 is reflected in the large decrease of individuals served under this program. Individuals previously supported in this domain are transitioning to alternate community-based services and/or competitive community employment. CWS is evolving into an Integrated Business and continues to support limited Site-Based vocational services.

n 75 individuals served in 2017n 65 Individuals served in 2018


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Jean Bostic

Ms.Patricia BowkerMs.Shirley BowserMs.Mary L. BoyleMr. & Mrs. Robert and

Amy W. BradleyMr. Bob BrazillMs. Chelsey BriggsMr. William F. BroskettMs. Dora BrownMr. & Mrs. Gordon and

Alissa BrownMs. Mariah BrownMr. John BryansMr. Gino BucciarelliMs. Marsha BuckMr. John BucknerMs. Julye BushMs. Barbara ButtonMr. Thomas CallowayMr. Gregory CampbellMr. Stephen CannonMr. Thomas CannyMs. Shirley CareyMs. Brenda CarlsenMr. & Mrs. Dale and Patricia

G. CarmichaelMs. Linda CarmichaelMs. Chris CarmodyMs. Michelle CarmodyMs. Olivia CarmodyMr. Tim CarpenterMr. & Mrs. Timothy and

Natalie E. CarperMr. John M CarriggMs. Debra CarsonMs. Shari CaudellMs. Maribeth CederburgMr. Richard S. ChadwickMr. David ChambersMs. Mary Gail ChapinMs. Elizabeth ChesebroMs. Andrea ChronisterMs. Vivienne CiotoliMr. Michael ClarkMr. Timothy E. ClarkMs. Faye E. ClausMs. Laurie ClausMr. William J. Claus Jr.Ms. Cameo CloughMr. Sean CoatesMs. Lynda CocciaMr. Robert S CohenMr. Antoinette ColaMs. Margaret CollinsMs. Brenda CongerMs. Kathryn ConnertonMs. Kristine ConrowMs. Kandi CookMr. Joel CoonMs. Madeleine Cotts

Ms. Charla CrandallMr. Jon CrawfordMs. Judith R. CrawfordMr. Richard CrawfordMr. John W. CrosbyMr. David CrumpMr. David J CulbertsonMs. Valerie CunninghamMs. Amber DavisMs. Katelyn DavisMs. Lynelle DavisMr. Peter DeAngelisMs. Jenny DeAngeloMr. & Mrs. Jim and

Sarah DelsignorMr. & Mrs. William and

Debra DePersisMs. Kathleen DerenthalMs. Amy T. DerieuxMr. David DerzanovichMs. Elizabeth G. DibbleMr. Jeffrey DibbleMr. Glenn A. DiehlMs. Jennifer DiFulvioMr. Hristos DimitriouMs. Leslie DistinMs. Beverly DocteurMs. Lisa C. DolphinMs. Flo DonovanMr. Michael DouglassMr. Daniel DriscollMs. Mary DunlapMs. Berniece E. EleftheratosMs. Mellisa EllisMs. Lorraine EmmonsMr. Alfred EnoMs. Laura P. EschbachMs. Rachel EssermanMr. Donald EurilloMs. Kelly EurilloMs. Brenda EvanekMs. Abbie EvansMs. Elizabeth A EvansMs. Mallory EvansMr. Preston S. EvansMs. Pam Stewart FahsMs. Paul FallettaMr. Thomas FallettaMs. Bridget FarrellMr. William FarrellMs. Ellen FeldmanMr. Marc FeldmanMs. Ann FeliceMs. Ann V. FernanMs. Vicki FiaccoMr. Vincent FiaccoMs. Mildred Jean FinchMs. Rory FinchMs. Jana FinkMs. Nancy Fleming

Ms. Nancy L. FoderoMr. Michael ForanMs. Bonilynn ForconiMr. Brent FordMr. Michael FosburyMs. Shalease FosterMs. Karen FranceMr. Richard H. FrankelMr. Margaret F. FrearMr. Arthur Fredricksen Jr.Mr. Alan FrenchMr. Joshua FrenchMs. Nicki FrenchMs. Theresa FuscoMr. James GabakMs. Mary Ann GabakMs. Richell GardinerMs. Julia A GardnerMs. Rachel GardnerMr. & Mrs. Stephen and

Linda M. GardnerMs. April GaskinMr. Dan GatesMs. Lenora GaydorusMs. Brittany GaynorMs. Shari GaynorMs. Mariah GertyMr. George GetsonMs. Laurie GialanellaMs. Patricia L GiblinMr. & Mrs. Donald and Joyce

J. GioiaMr. George GirouxMrs. Linda GoldenMrs. Emily GoodwinMrs. Mary GoodwinMrs. Ann E. GoroleskiMrs. Sophie M. GosneyMrs. Sean GraceMr. Matthew GraftonMs. Lynn GrahamMs. Deborah GrassiMs. Nancy GraverMs. Benita GreensponMs. Mary Jane GregoryMs. Susan GregoryMs. Elizabeth GriffinMr. Richard GriffinMs. Samantha GriffithsMs. Lori Grumet SchapiroMs. Annette GuinnMr. Timothy GuinnMr. Chris Gumbach,

CMG LTDMs. Leslie GuyMr. Neal HaightMs. Eleanor HainesMs. Candace HammMs. Dana HammMs. Margaret Hanifin

Ms. Jacklyn HannahMr. & Mrs. Matt and

Donna HarcharMs. Jeannine HarjersMs. Linda HarowiczMs. Lorraine HarrisonMr. Mark HatalaMr. James M. Hayes Esq.Mr. Paul HayesMs. Tammy J HayesMs. Allyson HedlundMs. Barbara Ann HeeganMr. Philip D. HeiermanDiisa HejkaMs. Jamie HelsteinMr. John HelsteinMr. & Mrs. Gary and

Patricia HendersonMs. Martha HenschelMs. Ashley HerronMs. Maureen A. HerronMr. Timothy M. HerronMs. Jessie HessMs. Bonnie HillMr. Jack HillabrandMs. Lisa HoagMs. Casey HobartMr. Bill HodelMs. Marlene A HodgsonMr. Richard HolicMs. Lydia HoodMs. Theresa HoughtonMs. Kristine HovancikMs. Amy G. HowardMr. Zachary HugginsMr. Luke HumphreyMs. Nancy G. HuntMs. Donna IglerMr. Andrew J IncittiMr. James IncittiMr. Anthony M. IovineMr. Richard ItalianoMs. Melissa JacksonMr. Raymon JacksonMs. Shirley A. JacksonMs. Vicki JacobsMs. Justyne JantzMr. Karl JantzMs. Holly JarrellMr. Joe JohnsMr. Douglas R. JohnsonMs. Ginger JohnsonMs. Jennifer JohnsonMs. Linda JohnsonMr. Mark JohnsonMr. Ian JonesMs. Mary Elizabeth JonesMr. & Mrs. Paul and

Gail E. JonesMs. Michelle Jorgensen

Ms. Colleen KaneMs. Marcia KaneMs. Patricia KaneMr. Steve G KanukMs. Maggie KaprMs. Michelle KaredesMr. John J. KellyMs. Michelle KennedyMs. Kayla KennerupMs. Sandy KibblerMs. ReBecah KilburyMr. Carter C. KingMs. Jill M. KingMs. Jane KinnearyMs. Sadie KinnerMs. Mar-Jo KinneyMs. Kristina M. KinsmanMs. Veronica S KirkMs. Miriam H KobuskieMr. Chris KolotaMr. Mark KorbaMr. David KostelnikMs. Charlotte G. KramerMr. Robert KrissellMr. Allan KrongoldMs. Wendy KrygerMs. Barbara M. KulpMs. Barbara KumiegaMr. David KumiegaMr. James KumiegaMs. Joyce KwaltkowskiMr. Todd KwaltkowskiMs. Tammie KwiatkowskiMs. Helen B. LabarrMs. Brenda LaBarronMs. Sandra LainhartMr. Jeffrey D. LakeMr. Kevin LamanMs. Helen C. LaneMr. Thomas LaneMr. William LaneMr. Dennis LangeMs. Kathleen R. LangeMs. Sally M. LangeMr. Jason LasickiMs. Kelly LaviskaMs. Lisa LeeMs. Jean LewisMs. Leigh LewisMs. Rose V LlewllynMs. Kristin LombardiHammond LouMs. Jane LouMr. Allen LownMs. Nicole LownMr. Parker LownMr. John LucasMs. Kristen LuceMs. Donna LupardoMs. Jill MacFadden

2018 Individual Donors

Ms. Lisa MackMs. Reva MackMs. Lynne MajewskiMr. & Mrs. Matthew and

Amy MaloneyMr. Mike MannMr. Michael MarinaccioMr. David MarkieMr. John MarsalisiMs. Tanya MarshmanMs. Elisabeth MartensMr. David MartinMr. Robert E. MartinMr. David MassageMr. Richard MastersMs. Lila MatthewsMr. Michael MatyasMs. Alana G MautoneMr. Michael MautoneMr. Joe McBrideMs. Carol McCarthyMs. Maureen A. McCarthyMr. Jim McDuffeeMs. Katrina McFaddenMs. Mary E. McGoryMr. James J. McGuireMs. Karen McGuireMs. Therese McGuireMs. Mary MeadMs. Barbara MeadorMs. Sandra D. MichaelMs. Angela MillerMr. & Mrs. Anthony and

Sue Ellen MillerMs. Neva MillerMr. Scott M. MillerMr. Paul MillsMr. Richard MillsMr. Albert MillusMr. Dennis M. MirabitoMr. Jon MiselnickyMs. Lena ModloMs. Anne Marie MoffeMr. Thomas MolandaMr. Edward T. MonicoMr. Robert MontgomeryMs. Grace Ann MooneyMs. Charlotte S. MooreMs. Elizabeth MooreMr. Eric MooreMs. Martha MovasseghiMr. James F. MroczkaMr. Jesenko MufticMs. Theresa MullineauxMs. Dorothy MurphyMr. James MurphyThe Estate of Charles F.

Murphy Jr.Ms. Amy MusnikMr. Scott NagleMr. & Mrs. Howard and

Cheryl NaslundMr. & Mrs. Vincent and

Camille NataleMr. Peter Newman

Mr. Francis A. NezelekMs. Kristine NezelekMs. Sharon NicholsMr. & Mrs. Francis and

Ann NicosiaMs. Laura D. NixonMr. Charles NobelMr. Pam NorthrupMs. Carolyn NytchMs. Eva OakleyMs. Mary R. OhernMs. Nancy Olmstead-BergerMs. Brandy OlsonMs. Mary Ann OndrakoMs. Pamela OndrusekMs. Kim OneyMs. Tara PackerMr. & Mrs. Frank and

Maureen PageMr. Charles ParkerMs. Kim W ParkerMr. Thomas ParkerMr. Edgar B. Parsons IIIMs. Helen PasciakMr. Bob PassMr. James PedutoMr. Nicholas PembertonMs. Gail L PerrinMs. Trisha PetersMs. Carol PettinatoMr. & Mrs. Mark and

Deborah PichetteMs. Dorothy PospiechMs. Marilyn I PowellMs. Diane E. PrenticeMs. Debbie PrestonMs. Maureen PrestonMs. Deborah QuackenbushMs. Michael and

Sandy RadziwonMs. Nancy RangerMs. Gail RattingerMs. Alison ReapMs. Dillon ReapMr. Paul RedzichMs. Betty ReeseMs. Christa ReeseMs. Donna RehakMs. Darcey RemetichMs. Marlene ReynoldMr. Jeffrey RhodesMs. Barbara A. RigbyMs. Terri RileyMs. Barbara RingMr. & Mrs. David and

Paula RinkerMr. James RisingMr. Francis RodriguezMr. Nicholas RomaMs. Kathleen RomanoMs. Sharon RowbottomMs. Sandra J RozekMr. Wayne RozenMs. John and Cheryl

Ruspantini

Ms. Sherika RussellMs. Norma RusticMs. Barbara RyanMr. John SaccoMr. Robert W. SalankiewiczMr. Joseph M. SanchezMs. Margaret SandsMs. Sue SandsMs. Beverly SavageMr. James SaxbyMs. Louise SchabloskiMr. Mark SchildMs. Barbara J. SchindlerMr. Ian SchoenbergMr. Ben SchoenerMs. Beryl C. SchumacherMr. David SebastianelliMr. Robert SebastianelliMr. David SedelmeyerMr. Jeremy SedelmeyerMr. Steven SedelmeyerMs. Marjorie A SedorMr. Duane SetzerMs. Rosemarie ShannahanMr. Gary ShayMs. Shirley SheaMs. Kathryn SheehanMs. Louise SheimanMs. Michelle M. ShoreMs. Penny S. ShortMs. Laura M ShunkMrs. Nathan SlaterMs. Valeria A SmaydaMr. Nicholas SmediraMs. Joan Smith ReeseMr. Richard SmithMs. Theresa SmithMr. Patrick SnyderMs. Sally SoelleMs. Jennifer SorokaMs. Linda SpatolMs. Marlene J. StachuraMs. Terry Stark

Ms. Katherine StecykMr. Derik StetsonMr. John StevensMs. Rosemarie StevensMr. Joe StewartMr. John SteyckMs. Mary StortiMs. Linda StraussMr. Robert StraussMr. James StrileyMs. Joan StrongMs. Heather StroupMs. Victoria StuderMr. & Mrs. Joseph and

Terry StulirMs. Christine SultonMs. Catina SuttonMr. James J. SwainMs. Barbara SwanMs. Julie A. SwiftMs. Meggan TaylorMs. Miriam TenneyMs. Gail ThalackerMs. Carol A ThayneMr. Ronald B. ThomasMs. Alice ThompsonMs. Laura ThompsonMs. Susanne TiffanyMs. Cindy L. TokosMs. Maritza TolentinoMs. Mary Cay TomaineMr. Douglas TonderMs. Staci TraffasMs. Lorraine D. TrotmanMs. Sarah TuckerMs. Lekeshia TurnerMs. Mary TuttleMr. Toni ValerioMs. Holly Van HartMs. Phyllis Van HartMs. Connie Van SteenbergMr. Ben VanDerLindeMr. Dean Vanderlinde

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony and Cynthia VanDeValk

Ms. Christina VanValkenburgMr. Drew VaughMr. Roberta S. VendettiMr. Jesse VermilyeaMr. Denise VicksMs. Judy VieuxMs. Jack and Pinhkeo

VivonaMs. Diane VolkmarMr. Donald VredenburghMr. & Mrs. Robert and

Susan VredenburghMs. Maryann WaffleMs. Irena E. WalachMs. Negaysha WalcottMs. Pamela WallingMr. Robert WarnerMs. Crystal WarwickMs. Jennifer WayMs. Felicia WaymanMr. Kevin WebbMs. Teresa WellingMr. Kenneth L. WestMs. Tammy WestMs. Shannon WestbrookMr. William WhitakerMr. & Mrs. John and

Myrtle WhitcombMs. Ruth WhitcombMs. Lelsie WhiteheadMs. Penny White-RobieMr. Chris WhitneyMs. Lisa WhitneyMs. Lucille D WhittyMr. Denis WickhamMr. Richard J. WiermanMr. Barry WilliamsMs. Kaylee WolcottMs. Sara WoodwardMr. Edwin WrenchMs. Lois Wright

Mr. & Mrs. John and Maureen Yacynych

Ms. Ann YeagerMr. Bernard YerabekMr. Eric YetterMs. Shirley YetterMs. Arden YoungMr. Robert YoungMs. Gwyn ZimmeranMs. Brenda ZingerlineMr. Charles ZingerlineMr. Matthew Zubalsky-Peer

2018 Individual Donors



2018 Foundations, Corporations and Organizations3i Graphics & DisplaysACHIEVE FoundationAetna Inc.Air Temp Heating & AC Inc.AL George, LLCAmerican Legion Auxiliary

Post 1645America’s Charities Distribution

AccountANC Heating & Air Conditioning,

Inc.Anthony Road Wine CompanyArctic Bear Plumbing, Heating

& Air, IncAutomatic Data Processing, Inc.Barney & Dickenson Inc.Bates Troy IncorporatedBinghamton Brewing CoBinghamton Hockey Booster ClubBinghamton Knitting Company Inc.Binghamton Rumble Ponies

Baseball Club, Inc.Black Bear Farm WineryBroadway Theatre LeagueBroome Bituminous Products, Inc.Broome-Tioga BOCESBrown & Brown Empire StateBrown & Brown of Lehigh Valley, LPBryans & Gramuglia CPAs, LLCBurke Pest Control, Inc.Chemung Canal Trust CompanyChobaniChroma Cafe & BakeryChucksters Family Entertainment

CenterCinema SaverCitreaCity of BinghamtonColumbian Financial GroupCoral Isle Swin Pools of Vestal Inc.Coughlin & Gerhart LLPDelta EngineersDonoli’s RestaurantDos Rios CantinaDr. Douglas A. Watson, D.D.S.Dr. G. Clifford & Florence B. Decker

FoundationDr. Laylor and Dr. JohneatBINGEdward JonesEmpire Brewing CompanyEmpire State DevelopmentEmpower Federal Credit UnionEndwell League of Community

Action, Inc.F.E. Jones Construction Corp.Feduke Ford, Inc.Felix Roma BakeryFidelity Charitable Donor-Advised

Fund

First GivingFocused Wealth ManagementFood & FireFOX 40 WICZ-TVFred Akshar for Our FutureFrosty Joe’s Ice CreamGarage Taco BarGarufi Law P.C.GHS Federal Credit UnionGlenn H. Curtiss MuseumGlenora Wine CellarsGola OsteriaGolden Artist Colors Inc.Good Will Theatre, Inc.Hair It IsHatala OrthodonicsHazlitt 1852 VineyardsHealthwear Rental, Inc.Hermann J. Wiemer VineyardsHoppiesIBI GroupIBM CorporationJacob and Rose Olum FoundationJD Tool, Inc.Kent & Barbara Turner Donor

Advised FoundationKHM, Inc.Lachman & GortonLalor Charitable Youth FoundationLee and Yum FoundationLiberty Mutual FoundationLIFEPlan COOLincoln Court Residents AssociationLinder Bible Study GroupLittle Venice RestaurantM&T BankMario’s PizzaMatthews Auto Group, Inc.McFarland Johnson Inc.Meier SupplyMiller S and Adelaide S Gaffney

FoundationMirabito Holdings, Inc.Moghul Fine Indian CuisineMoxie’s Wood Fire GrillMurray’s Auto Service CenterNational Pipe & Plastics, Inc.NBT BankNew York Central MutualNew York Red BullsNew York State Electric & Gas Corp.NewbsanityNirchi’s Restaurant on the AveuneNumber 5 RestaurantNYBDC Charitable FoundationNYSARC Trust ServicesOlum’s of Binghamton, Inc.P.S. RestaurantParlor City Cards & CollectiblesPeople’s Security Bank & Trust

Peranich & Shelp Construction Inc.Pleasant Valley Wine CompanyPlummer and WiggerPostler & JaecklePrice Chopper’s Golub FoundationPrinciple Design and EngineeringPyramid BrokerageRaymond CorporationRed & White CateringRemlik’s Grille & Oyster BarRiger Marketing CommunicationsRoberson Museum And Science

CenterS.E.E.D. Planning GroupSciencenterSecurity Mutual Life Insurance

Company of New YorkSouthbridge Wines and SpiritsSouthern Tier BrewerySoveriegn VinesStafkings of Binghamton, Inc.The AgencyThe Children’s Home of Wyoming

ConferenceThe Community Foundation for

South Central New York, Inc.The Computer ManThe Eurillo Group at Morgan StanleyThe Farmhouse BreweryThe Gaffney FoundationThe McKinleyThe North BreweryThe Owego KitchenThe Victor & Esther Rozen

FoundationThomas, Collison & MeagherTioga Downs CasinoTioga HardwoodsTioga State BankTom Ellis Refrigeration A/C &

Heating, Inc.Tony’s Italian GrillTown of KirkwoodTown of UnionTownsquare MediaTraditions at the GlenTri-Cities OperaTwentyTwo PhotographyUnited Health ServicesUnited Way of Broome CountyUnited Way of RochesterVestal Center United Methodist

Church WomenVestal Police Benevolent AssociationVisions Federal Credit UnionWarner’s Gas Service, Inc.

Our ContributorsPlanned GivingEvery year, more donors are discovering the benefits of supporting the ACHIEVE Foundation through their estate plans. These planned gifts are the cornerstones of our foundation and support the programs and services of ACHIEVE

Ways to make a gift to the ACHIEVE Foundationn Bequestn IRAn Stock and Securitiesn Real Estate

For more information regarding Planned Giving at ACHIEVE, please contact:

ACHIEVE, Development Office(607) 231-5262125 Cutler Pond RoadBinghamton, NY 13905

ErrorsWe strive for excellence in our recording of each donor and gift. If you notice an error, please feel free to report it by contacting Shari Caudell, Community Relations Coordinator, at [email protected]. We welcome and appreciate your feedback.

2018 Financials Statement of Revenue and ExpensesNYSARC, Inc., Broome-Chenango-Tioga Counties Chapter and AffiliatesSummary of Audited Financial Statement of Activities and Changes in Fund Balance for the Year Ended 12/31/18

WHERE THE FUNDS CAME FROMProgram Services Revenue ....................................................$ 29,417,343 .......99.3% Contributions, Grants and Special Events (net) .....................$ 368,849 ........0.1%Investment Income, Management Fees & Miscellaneous ........$ (170,413)

TOTAL ........................................................................ $ 29,615,779 ...... 100%

HOW THE FUNDS WERE SPENTProgram Services ..................................................................$ 26,353,131 ..........86%Management & General .........................................................$ 2,675,972 ............9%Chapter and Fundraising Activities .........................................$ 401,442 ............5%

TOTAL ........................................................................ $ 29,430,545 ...... 100%

Excess of Revenue over Expense .........................................$ 185,234

NET ASSET BALANCE – BEGINNING OF YEARUnrestricted net assets ..........................................................$ 15,306,891Temporarily restricted net assets ...........................................$ 497,861

TOTAL ........................................................................ $ 15,894,752

NET ASSET BALANCE – END OF YEARUnrestricted net assets ..........................................................$ 15,875,185Temporarily restricted net assets ...........................................$ 114,801

TOTAL ........................................................................ $ 15,989,986

The above data has been condensed from the financial statements audited by Bryans & Gramuglia, LLC, Certified Public Accountants of Albany, New York. Copies of the audited financial statements, including the auditors’ unqualified opinion dated March 18, 2019, are available from the organization’s Business Office upon request.

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