TOGETHER WE’RE STRONGER

ANNUAL REPORT2015

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In addition to facing challenges head on, 2015 was also a year of change. In September, Greater Delaware Valley Chapter President Tami Caesar was named the Chief Financial Officer of the National MS Society. After an extensive search, it was announced on January 15, 2016 that I would be the next president of our chapter. I am thrilled to take on this new role and look forward to working with all of you in this capacity. When I began my tenure with the National MS Society in 2005, there were only five disease-modifying therapies for MS. Now, there are thirteen. We’ve come so far, and it is important that we continue to accelerate the pace of MS research while providing the support necessary for local people affected by MS to live their best lives.

As president, I am committed to our shared vision of a world free of MS, and helping people living with MS move their lives forward. The Society has an incredibly strong history in our area, and I’m honored to be in a position to build on that foundation.

I want to sincerely thank everyone who took time during the year to participate in an event, fundraise, advocate for change, volunteer and donate. We are united in our collective power to do something about MS now and end this disease forever.

A YEAR IN REVIEW“Together we are stronger” is the theme for the 2015 Annual Report. This idea, that together, we can overcome the challenges of MS, is something that we strive to achieve every day. Thanks to the strength and dedication of our community, 2015 was a year to remember.

Through our comprehensive nationwide network of services, the Society devoted $122.2 million to connect more than one million individuals to the people, information and resources they need. To move closer to a world free of MS, the Society also invested $54 million to support more than 380 new and ongoing research projects around the world. These investments are critical in bringing us all closer to a world free of MS.

There were also some challenges in 2015. Our biggest fundraiser, Bike MS: City to Shore Ride, was cancelled due to a State of Emergency in New Jersey and the effects of Hurricane Joaquin. It was during this difficult time that I saw just how strong we can be when facing adversity. Despite the cancellation, we still raised $5.7 million, a truly remarkable feat. Staff, leadership and volunteers acted quickly and effectively, and the outpouring of support from our cyclists was incredible.

TOGETHER WE’RE STRONGER KEVIN MOFFITT, PRESIDENT

Sincerely,

Kevin Moffitt

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OUTREACH & DIRECT SERVICESSOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS: 2,600 people participated in 76 programs, including a series for the newly diagnosed and updates on disease modifying therapies

RESOURCES LEVERAGED: $300,000 by connecting with organizations in the community

COMMUNITY IMPACT GRANTS: $281,000 awarded to MS centers and other collaborative partners that provide care for people living with MS

SCHOLARSHIPS: Awarded to 22 first-time college students who either live with MS or have a parent living with MS

HOMEABLE PROGRAM: 46 clients received $140,000 to make their homes more accessible

COUNSELING: 58 clients received emotional or psychological support

CARE MANAGEMENT: 70 people living with MS received a one-on-one home-visit from an experienced social worker who connects people to resources like disability, food banks and emotional support.

MS CONNECTIONS GROUPS: 40 self-help groups served more than 450 people in the area. In addition, we hosted 3 professionally led support groups and launched a caregivers self-help group

EDUCATION FOR PROFESSIONALS: 20 presentations on MS, programs and services were given to service providers and self-help groups for a total of 350 people

KNOW MS PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP: $10,000 in scholarships were awarded to health professionals for certification fess or to attend an MS-related conference

MSWORKS: An employment program for individuals living with MS in Pennsylvania, Southern New Jersey and Delaware

65 employment consultations at our local chapter and 46 at the other chapters served by our employment specialist

8 employment educational programs were held for 114 attendees

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RESEARCH

Here is a brief summary of significant 2015 research progress and initiatives:

STOPPING MS ▶ Positive results were reported from three phase 3

trials of an experimental therapy called ocrelizumab (Genentech, a member of the Roche Group), showing positive impacts in relapsing MS and, for the first time in a large-scale trial, a modest impact in primary progressive MS.

▶ The first generic version of daily Copaxone® (glatiramer acetate), branded “Glatopa” (by Sandoz, a Novartis company, developed in collaboration with Momenta Pharmaceuticals), was approved by the FDA and distribution began by Sandoz in June. Additional generics of this therapy are expected soon.

In 2015 the Society invested over $53 million in 380 new and ongoing research projects and initiatives. Locally, we contributed more than $4 million dollars of that total. We are making a difference – we are accelerating research breakthroughs that will change lives and, one day, end MS forever.

RESTORE AND REPAIR ▶ Promising results were reported from a phase 2 clinical

trial of the leading myelin repair strategy called anti-LINGO (Biogen). The agent was given by monthly IV infusion for 20 weeks to 82 people who had a first episode of optic neuritis (which often precedes a confirmed diagnosis of MS). Those given anti-LINGO had faster nerve signals – thought to be an indicator of myelin repair – along the optic nerve compared to those on placebo.

▶ The Society convened experts in October to help establish priorities in wellness research related to diet, physical activity and emotional health, as part of the larger Wellness Initiative.

ENDING MS FOREVER ▶ Researchers at McGill University reported that people

with gene variations linked to low vitamin D had double the chance of getting MS, confirming previous links between vitamin D and the risk of MS. Trials are underway to determine whether taking vitamin D supplements can help treat MS in people who already have the disease.

▶ Australian researchers reported that previous infection with Helicobacter pylori (which has been linked to stomach ulcers) was associated with a lower risk of developing MS in women, and less severe disability among those women who developed the disease. More research is needed to determine if this association means that H. pylori itself can trigger MS.

Please visit our website for even more research updates from last year.

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FUNDRAISINGEVENTS

BIKE MS: CITY TO SHORE

8,633 registered cyclists $5.7 million raised

BIKE MS: BIKE TO THE BAY

1,263 cyclists$890,000 raised

WALK MS

15,000 walkers$1.9 million raised

CHALLENGE WALK

43 walkers from our chapter$80,000 raised

WOMEN AGAINST MS LUNCHEON

700 attendees$236,000 raised

LEADERSCIRCLE

38 young professionals$154,000 raised

PREAKNESS AT THE PIAZZA

1,000 people$121,000 raised

MUCKFEST® MS

7,000 muddy runners $615,000 raised

ZUMBATHON® FOR MS

278 dancers$49,000 raised

FINISH MS

27 members$40,642 raised

Go to moveforMS.org to fi nd out more about our events.

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ADVOCACY ▶ Staff and volunteer activists held meetings with 17

members of Congress and their staff on Capitol Hill in March. Activists discussed our federal priorities including: increasing MS research funding, Ensuring Access to Complex Rehab Technology Act (H.R 1516/ S. 1013) and the Advancing Research for Neurological Diseases Act (H.R. 292/S.849).

▶ In August, activists held 7 meetings with members of Congress in their district offices to further discuss our federal priorities.

▶ The 21st Century Cures Act (H.R. 6) passed in the House of Representatives in July. This bill includes three MS priorities: establishing a data collection system to identify risk factors for MS, increasing resources for the National Institutes of Health and U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and better incorporating patient perspectives into drug development and review.

▶ In July, we hosted our first annual “New Jersey Activist Week”. During this week activists from across the state met or contacted their state legislators to advocate for increased health care transparency, expanded access to accessible doctor’s offices and medication synchronization programs.

▶ We successfully advocated for the passage of Medication Synchronization legislation in New Jersey which will allow multiple prescriptions to be refilled on the same date, thus eliminating or reducing the stress of unnecessary trips to the pharmacy.

▶ Supported increased transparency of health care coverage and cost and advocated to make doctor’s offices more accessible in New Jersey

▶ We worked continuously to develop relationships and educate our state legislators. The MS Caucus in the Pennsylvania House has nearly 30 members and is a bi-partisan caucus that is focused on providing education and resources to legislators and developing strategies to address the issues facing Pennsylvania residents impacted by MS.

▶ Worked with several committees and councils on the language for accessible parking legislation (HB 200) which was introduced to the Delaware Legislature in June, 2015.

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ADVOCACY ▶ Participated in the development of the 2016 Legislative

and Policy Agenda of the State Council for Persons with Disabilities for presentation to the General Assembly and the general public at Delaware’s annual LIFE (Legislation, Independence, Families and Education) Conference.

▶ Participated in the planning and presentation of an Emergency Planning Conference for Persons with Disabilities and first responders. Conference was held in May, 2015 in Dover, DE.

▶ Attended and monitored activities of the Delaware Healthcare Commission and gave recurring updates to our Government Relations Committee.

▶ Participated on the Delaware Telehealth Coalition throughout the year and joined the newly formed Governor’s Commission on Building Access to Community Based Services in July. The Chapter is also represented at the Policy and Law Subcommittee of the State Council for Persons with Disabilities.

▶ Invited State and Federal legislators to participate inchapter events. Two legislators participated in Bike MS: Bike to the Bay, four in Walk MS, and the Governor of Delaware rode in Bike to the Bay.

$1 million increase for the MS Congressionally Directed Medical Research Program (CDMRP), for a total of $6 million

$2 billion increase for the National Institutes of Health (NIH), for a total of $32.1 billion

$1 million increase for the Lifespan Respite Care Program, for a total of $3.36 million

$350 million increase for the Social Security Administration, for a total of $12.16 billion

$120 million increase for the Food and Drug Administration, for a total of $2.72 billion

A FEDERAL BUDGET WAS PASSED WHICH INCLUDED INCREASED FUNDING FOR MANY PRIORITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH MS RESULTING IN:

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VOLUNTEERS ▶ Our volunteer program grew as 3,800 individuals

assisted in our fundraising events and 380 volunteered on committees, as self-help group leaders, as activists, at our office, warehouse and on special projects

▶ The chapter’s intern program had 52 undergraduate and graduate-level college students working alongside our staff in every department, gaining valuable work experience and supporting chapter initiatives

▶ Members of the MS Leaders Circle along with over 75 family and friends volunteered as part of MS Service Day, helping 10 in Lehigh and Northampton counties living with MS with a variety of household and yard tasks

Youth groups like the National Honor Society, Key Club, Jr. ROTC, fraternities, sororities and other service clubs helped set up and clean up at events, assembled mailings and rider numbers for Bike MS and brought youthful energy and enthusiasm to their assignments

THANK YOU

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2015 FINANCIAL RESULTSThe Greater Delaware Valley Chapter thanks all of its donors and affirms its commitment to take every step possible to ensure that funds are used responsibly and effectively. The National MS Society is an extremely well-respected organization that meets or exceeds the standards of all leading organizations that monitor non-profit groups.

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES FISCAL YEAR 2015Special Events 8,442,956 (Net of benefit to Donor expenses of $1,346,305)

Individual & Corporate Support 1,346,305Legacies & Bequests 731,686Interest & Investments (155,270)

TOTAL REVENUE 10,365,677

FUNCTIONALIZED EXPENSESResearch 4,144,728Programs & Services 5,241,243Fundraising 1,918,089 Management & General 773,346

TOTAL EXPENSES 12,077,406

Change in Net Assets Before Realignment Contribution (12,064,287)Realignment Contribution 206,691

Change in Net Assets After Realignment Contribution (11,857,596 )

For complete financial information, please call the chapter at 1-800-548-4611. A copy of the official registration and financial information for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Greater Delaware Valley Chapter may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll-free within Pennsylvania 1-800-732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement.

7% Management & General

16% Fundraising

34% Research

43% Programs & Services

FUNCTIONALIZED EXPENSES

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MEMBERSJerry J. BlockLawrence A. Brownstein, MBAGina ClarkWilliam CoffeyNathaniel R. CohenHeyward Damon, Jr.Patrick J. Dugan, CPAPatrick J. EidingLawrence GreenLaura Grossi-Tyson, Esq.Richard Habibi

Ian HarrisPari M. HashemiMarianne JacksonSteve KesslerRobert B. KimmelBradley J. KormanLinda G. Kraemer, PhDBradley A. KrouseCharles D. KurtzmanJim LardearLinda J. McAleerMaria McCabe

William T. MonahanJames L. Murray, Esq.Tina PairoJeffrey A. PettyAlan PottsRichard PullingNitin Rao, Esq.Molly D. ShepardJason SilversteenMichael D. SpaederLisa Vitanza

EMERITUS TRUSTEEMichael A. Bogdonoff, Esq.Marc A. BrownsteinLarry KaneLenore Millhollen

2015 EXECUTIVE STAFFTami Caesar, PresidentMegan DiPanni, Vice President, DevelopmentStephen R. Ledyard, Vice President, FinanceKevin Moffitt, Vice President, Services, Marketing & Operations

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS Roger J. Dennis, ChairRomona Riscoe Benson, Vice ChairCheryl Heiks, Vice Chair

Matther Lenzini, SecretaryRenaat Van den Hooff, Vice ChairPaul D. Kinmartin, Jr. CPA, Treasurer THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS FOR THEIR

GENEROUS SUPPORT OF $10,000+ ▶ Amerisource Bergen ▶ Bayada Home Health Care ▶ Biogen ▶ Dimension Data ▶ Discover Bank ▶ Dunkin Donuts ▶ Fox Rothschild LLP ▶ Janney Montgomery Scott

LLC ▶ MasterCard ▶ Mobility Works ▶ National Penn Bank ▶ Novartis

▶ NRG ▶ PetPlan ▶ PNC ▶ Pot-Nets Communities ▶ Pure Protein ▶ Royal Bank of Canada ▶ Subaru ▶ Sun Capital Partners

Foundation Inc. ▶ Sunoco ▶ Teva Pharmaceutical

Industries ▶ True Fitness

SPONSORS

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THE GOLDEN CIRCLE

The Golden Circle is a membership program acknowledging the important support of individuals who make their mark against MS by making an annual gift of $1,000 or more. Members of the Golden Circle receive unique benefits, including special research presentations, program invitations and much more.

THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS FOR THEIR COMMITMENT TO THE MS MOVEMENT.

Ms. Cristina Abate

Mr. Nick Adamo

Mr. Craig L. Adams

Mr. David Adelman

Mrs. Mary Beall Adler

Ms. Linda J. Allan

Mr. Frank Allison

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Almond, Jr.

Mr. Robert Almond

Ms. Christine H. Anderson

Ms. Deb Anderson

Mr. Jacob W. Anderson

Mrs. Melissa N. Anderson PhD

Jessee Andrews

Steven and Stacy Asbell

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ashton

Ms. Sue Atwood

Mr. Calvin Baker

Mrs. Frances D. Baldassano

Valli Baldassano and Lee Bellapigna

Ms. Marion W. Banks

Dr. and Mrs. Allen Bar

Mrs. Carol Barron

Mr. Richard A. Barron

Mr. Marc Bass

Mr. John F. Bauder, Jr.

Ms. Sandra Bearden

Mr. John Begier

Mr. Jack Beiter and Mrs. Joan Beiter

Mr. James H. Bell

Mrs. Dana L. Bennett

Mrs. Maretess Berger

Ms. Joanne M. Berwind

Mr. Morris Beyda

Mr. James Black

Mr. John Blakeley

Mr. Tyler B. Blankenbiller

Mr. James Bogart

Mr. Vincent P. Bonaccorso

Mr. Michael Bonsignore

Mr. Greg Bosch

Mrs. Carol L. Bourdette

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Bradley

Mrs. Joanne F. Brady

Ms. Jayne A. Bray

Mr. Nathan Brinker

Mr. James M. Brizzolara

Mr. Marc Broadnax and Ms. Virginia White-Broadnax

The Bronstein Family

Ms. Susan Brooks

Mr. David Bross and Mrs. Caryn Bross

Ms. Amanda C. Brown

Ms. Anne Browne

Ms. Karenanne Brown

Mr. William C. Buck

Mrs. Connie Buerger

Mrs. Susan Bueser

Mr. William Bujalos

Mr. and Mrs. David M. Burns

Mr. Carl T. Burton

Mr. Dominique Calabrese

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Mrs. Janelle Camacho

Ms. Jeanne-Marie Camac

Mr. Andrew Canan

Mrs. Barbara Cantor

Miss Cynthia J. Carmona

Mr. Nicholas T. Carriveau

Mr. Michael G. Chain

Mr. Michael W. Chewkanes

Mr. Jeff Ciccanti

Ms. Teresa Claugus

Mr. Bradford L. Clayman

Mr. Bill Clement

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Cleveland

Mr. Thomas M. Clifford

Ms. Lori Coe

Ms. Elizabeth Coggins

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Coghlan

The Cohen Family

Ms. Holly S. Cohen

Mr. Robert A. Cohen

Mr. Michael Conelias

Mr. Trent Conelias

Mr. Kevin J. Conner

Mr. Ronald Cooney

Mr. and Mrs Joseph Corradino

Ms. Donna Cramer

Ms. Sabine Cranmer

Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Croff

Mrs. Jacqueline K. D’Angelis

Mr. Gerald E. Darling

Mr. Gregory P. Darroch

Mrs. Heather Davis

Loretto Davis

Mr. Robert L. Davis

Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Dennis

Mr. Jason S. D’Entremont

Mr. Shane D’Entremont

Mr. and Mrs. Albert DeRitis

Mrs. Susan A. Derstine

Ashish Deshpande

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Deutchman

Ms. Margaret Deutsch

Mrs. Sylvia DiBona

Mrs. Rosemary Diederich and Ms. Kathryn Diederich

Ms. Erin M. Doherty

Mr. Kevin F. Donohoe

Mr. Michael Donohue

Mr. Dan Dougherty

Ms. Patricia Doyle

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dunleavy

Mr. David Duny

Ms. Lisa Durso

Mr. Jeffery Dwyer and Mrs. Marci Dwyer

Mrs. Marie Teresa Egan

Mr. Scott A. Ellis

Mr. Stan Ellis and Mr. Curran Ellis

Mr. Steven C. Ellsberry

Mr. Hal A. Elrod

Mr. Thomas C. Elsasser

Mr. John Ercolani

Mr. David Ermilio

Mr. Matthew J. Etzrodt, Sr.

Mr. Joseph Eustace

Mr. and Mrs. David Evanson

Mr. Mark R. Fabere

The Fanning Family

Mr. Francis Ferry

Sharren and David Filan

Mr. Alan W. Finkelstein

Stacey Fink

Mr. Philip W.J. Fisher

Shelly Fisher

Mrs. E. Emily Flasinski

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Foley

Mr. Paul Franklin

Ms. Melanie L. Frantz

Mr. Michael M. Friend

Mr. Eric Frier

Mr. Duncan Gage

Mr. Mark H. Gallant

Mr. Frank Gall

Mr. Jose Garces

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Ms. Beth Gardner

Mr. Michael Gargano

Mr. Joseph P. Garrow

Mr. Matthew Geiger

Ms. Duana George

The Gerber Family

Mr. Rob Gerritsen

Mr. and Mrs. David Gerson

Mr. Eric J. Gibson

The Hon. Barbara Gilbert and Mr. Alan Gilbert

P B. Gillespie

Jay Gillian

Ms. Mary Ann Gindlesperger

Mr. Harvey Gitlin

Mr. Matt Godfroy

Mr. Jeffrey P. Goldstein

Mr. Jason Matthew Goodall

Mrs. Bernadette M. Gordon

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Graham

Mr. Michael J. Green

Ms. Valerie A. Griffin-Famous

Dr. Kent C. Griswold and Dr. Lori Griswold

Dr. and Mrs. Lincoln T. Griswold

Ms. Kristina J. Groller

The Guntz Family

Mr. Guy Hackney

Ms. Laurie Hambley

Mr. William C. Handley, Jr.

Mr. Dale M. Hardy

Mr. Chris B. Harris and Ms. Katie Harris

Ian and Caryn Harris

Ms. Jessica R. Harris

The Hass Family

The Hassinger Family

Mr. Robert W. Haver

Mr. Brian Hawk

Alexandra and Paul Heerdt

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Heminitz

Mr. Jeffrey Hepper and Ms. Kellie

Hepper

Mr. Julio Herrera

Ms. Louette Hews

Ms. Margit Higgins

Mr. Franklin W. Hobbs

Mr. David N. Hofstein

Mr. J. Robert Hollinger

Mrs. Marialice Hollinger

Mr. Nicholas A. Holmes

Mrs. Candace L. Holzman

Mrs. Lynne Honickman

Mr. Bernard Hopkins

Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Hopper

Mr. Rick Hughes

Mr. Ronald Humphreys, Sr.

Ms. Lynn Hutley

Mr. Charles R. Ike

Mr. Max Iles and Ms. Kim Iles

Ms. Maria A. Incudine

Ms. Jennifer Ireland

Ms. Susan Ivey

Ms. Margaret G. Jacobs

Mr. Thomas Jendrusch and Ms. Lisa Jendrusch

Dr. Janet K. Johnston

The Jozefiak Family

Mr. Dana A. Kaas

Ms. Debra Kaighn

Mr. Richard Kalson

Mr. David A. Kass

Ms. Lynete Keffer

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Keith, Jr.

Ms. Paulette Kempfer

Mrs. Toshia Kersey

Miss Kendall C. Kerstein

Mr. Robert B. Kimmel and Mrs. Kathy Kimmel

Mr. Paul D. Kinmartin, Jr. and Mrs. Susan Kinmartin

Ms. Gillian Klein

The Klein Family

Mr. Mark Klein

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Mr. and Mrs. Adam Korinchock

Mr. Steven Korman

Mr. Karthik Kripapuri

Mr. Steven Krolak

Mr. Bradley A. Krouse

Ms. Patricia Kubiak

Mr. Michael Kula

Mr. Kenneth Kull III

Mr. Charles D. Kurtzman

Mr. Bobby Kutteh

Mr. and Mrs. Scott LaCoe

Mr. William Lambert

Mr. Jim Lardear

Mr. James Larkin

Mr. Chris Larson

Mr. Thomas Lazar and Ms.. Sandra Lazar

Mr. David G. Leitch

Mr. Stanley J. Lesniak, Jr.

Ms. Kathy H. Levin

Mr. Eric Levy

Mrs. Justine F. Lien

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lightbody

Mr. Eric Lindberg

Mr. Michael Lindsay

Mr. Edward Lipkin

Dr. and Mrs. Philip Lipkin

The Loftus Family

Ms. Karen Lotman

Mr. Ira M. Lubert

Mr. Donald Luft

Mr. and Mrs. Karl Lukens

Mrs. Evelyn Lynch

Ms. Barbara L. Lynn

Ms. Kerrie MacPherson

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. March

Mr. Tom Marcinek

Dr. John T. Marmarou

Mr. Ben Mascaro

Mr. William Masters

Mr. Robert Mathews

Mr. Joseph Mattarelliano

Dr. Brian Mattioni

Mr. Eugene Mayer

Mr. Tom Mayer

Ms. Linda J. McAleer and Mr. Maitlon Russell

Mr. and Mrs. Mike McCabe

Mrs. April L. McConnell

Miss Sara E. McConnell

Ms. Maureen McDonald

Ms. Karen McGough

Mr. Kevin McGuinn

Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo R. McLeary

Ms. Fawn McMackin

Mr. Brian T. McManus

Mrs. Sharon M. McNamara

The McNamee Family

Mr. James John McVey, Sr.

Ms. Rita A. Meeks

Miss Jaclyn C. Megraw

Ms. Denise Messineo

Ms. Carolyn K. Metcalf

David Milberg

Mrs. Patricia A. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mills

Mr. Robert Moatz and Mrs. Lisa Yanolko-Moatz

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Monahan

Ellen and Tim Monahan

Mr. William Thomas Monahan, Jr.

Mr. William T. Monahan

Mr. William H. Morgan

Mr. Chris Morris

Ms. Leslie A. Moser

Mr. Joseph J. Mucerino, Sr.

Mr. Arthur Mullin and Mrs. Marie Mullin

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murray

Mr. James L. Murray, Esq.

Ms. Kathryn Nash

Casie Neitzke

Mrs. Donna M. Nelson

Mr. Tom Nerney

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Mr. Justin Nestor

Mr. Joseph Neubauer

The Nicholls Family

Mr. David Noll and Mrs. Eileen Fiorito-Noll

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nulf

Mr. Christopher O’Connor

Mr. Joseph W. O’Donnell

Mr. Paul O’Grady

Mr. Craig Orapello

Ms. Colleen Ostafy

Mr. Marc Ostro

Ms. Bonnie L. Oswald

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Owes

Ms. Jessica Pagan

Mr. David Partridge

Mr. Scott D. Patterson

Andrzej Peski

Mr. Stanley M. Peskin

Ms. Susan Peterson

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff A. Petty

Mr. and Mrs. Pezzato

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Phelan

Mr. Richard Philips, Jr.

Mr. James Pickard

Mrs. Robin M. Piree

Mr. Jim Plousis

Ms. Madeline Pospischil

Mr. Alan C. Potts

Mr. Thomas R. Pulsifer

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pusey

Mrs. Virginia M. Quaglio, RN

Mrs. Debbie Quarry

Mr. Timothy Quinn and Ms. Debra Quinn

Mr. Brian Radwell

Mr. Stephen J. Rauscher

Mr. Michael Raymond

Mr. Janardhan Reddy

Mr. Geoffrey S. Rehnert

Mr. Joel Reiss

Mrs. Maila Reyes

Mr. Scott F. Richard and Mrs. Roberta

C. Richard

Mr. John Richmond

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rinker

The Rivard Family

Ms. A. R. Robertson

Mr. Kevin Roche

Mr. and Mrs. John Rocktashel

Mr. Bruce Rogers

Mr. Evan B. Rosenbaum

Mr. Walt Rosewitski

Ms. Suzanne Rotondo

Mr. Charles A. Rowland

Debasish Roychowdhury

Mr. Eric Roza

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rubin

Mr. Avis Rueger and Mr. Charles Rueger

Ms. Olivia Rueger

Mr. Michael Russalesi

Ms. Michelle D. Russell

Mr. Frank C. Sabatino

Mr. and Mrs. Mario Salas

Mr. George Santa

Ms. Danielle Santora

Mr. Garry L. Scheib

Mr. Timothy C. Scheve

Mr. Brian R. Schmidt

Mr. Mark Schneider and Ms. Lisa Jo Finstrom

Mr. Brian Schreier

Ms. Jill Schubert

Mr. Wayne M. Schultz

Mr. Dominic Schuster

Mr. Raymond Scott

Mr. Thomas L. Serano, Jr.

Mr. Murphy Sewell and Mrs. Valerie Sewell

Mrs. Beth L. Shank

Ms. Mari Shaw

Ms. Molly D. Shepard and Mr. Peter J. Dean

Ms. Joyce Shevchuck

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Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Treml

Ms. Susan Tressider

Ms. Georganna Turnbull

Mr. Jeffrey L. Tyler

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ueland

Renaat and Daisy Van den Hooff

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Vaughan

Mr. Gerald P. Verbrugghe

The Verrastro Family

Mr. Charles T. Verrill

Mr. Byron C. Vielehr

Ms. Mona Vitalone

Mrs. Judith M. von Seldeneck

Dr. Charlie Wahl and Dr. Naomi Wahl

Ms. Nicole E. Walsh

Mr. Troy S. Watkinson

Mr. Craig Weatherup

The Weber Family

Chris Webster

Mr. Tedd Cocker and Ms. Joan Wheeler

Mr. EJ Whelan

Ms. Louise H. Wiley

Mr. Hans R. Wilhelmsen, Jr.

Mrs. Dawn M. Williams

Dr. Sankey Williams and Ms. Constance Williams

Dorothy and Chet Wilson

Mr. Michael Woods

Mr. Ellsworth L. Wynder

Ms. Lorinda Yorlano

Mr. Harold Young and Mr. David Young

Mrs. Katherine L. Youse

Mr. Charles R. Zappala

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zinbarg

Mr. Ben Zuckerman

Ms. Jessica J. Zweifel

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This list reflects donors form the start of our fiscal year in October through September 2015. Our apologies for any inadvertent errors or omissions.

Ms. Barbara W. Shipp

Mr. William L. Shipp

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Slaga

Ms. Velva Slusar

Mr. Gregory L. Smith

Mr. Rowland Smith

Mr. Sidney V. Smith, Jr.

Mr. Robert J. Smyth

Ms. Lauren Soll

Mr. Michael C. Spaeder

The Spitzner Family

Miss Rachel E. Spoonhower

Mr. Robert Steigerwald

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Steiner

Mr. Richard W. Steketee

Ms. Elizabeth Stewart

Gary and Teresa Stewart

Mr. Robert Stires and Mrs. Jo Stires

Mr. and Mrs. Sean Stonelake

Dr. Christine Stoughton

Ms. Linda Streb

Mr. Jeff Striegel

Dr. Carla Narducci and Mr. Frank Striffling

Mrs. Jacalyn M. Sullivan

Mrs. Victoria L. Sullivan

Ms. Carole Swanson

Mr. Stuart Tattum

Mr. Fred Chapman Taylor

Mr. Bruce E. Terker

Mr. Jeffrey M. Tertel

Ms. Joan Thalheimer

Mr. Gerald P. Theisen

Ms. Linda Thomas

Mr. Peter Thomas and Ms. Ann Thomas

Mr. Neil Thompson

Mr. Keith J. Tobin

Mr. Alan Todd

Mr. Joseph M. Torsella

Ms. Lisa Traviline

The Traviline Family

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Tredway

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